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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
1 Tao. s ). sTAaKr, Trustees.

By virtue ofanother deed Of trust, executed BY the
same parties of the same date, I SHALL surviving
Trustee expose TO public sale, for cash, at the same
time and place, two hundred acres Of land, adjoining
the above tract Twohrds OF this land Is in wood
part Of the cleared land Is very good. About twenty
acres Of the is meadow land, Of excellent quality
part Of which has been IN grass Selling rs Trustee
shall only convey such title as may be vested IA lie
though believe II good.
THO J. STaRkE, Trusies.
The above sales will he made with my consent, as
intend directly after 10 remove South
May r--cwtGs BURWELL STARkE.
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G. Es. Euck,s LOTTERY Office

On Val Street, Opposite City Hotsi
WHATS IN A NAME! That which we call
w rose hy another nlme may swell az sweet, hui
"LUCK," were liz not really LUCK, could mol sell the
many prizes lie now disrihutss among his customers
without thai tile. LUCK will no. doT his name until
he has filed The pockets IL nj his ratfons Hence
forth, buy all your Tickets If LILh.
Half Ticket Nos 81 e., The thirI Capital of 81 900,
was sold 10 gentleman on nh June, and paid NJ sight
nv LUCK.
Also, prizes of s2,OaO, 100. l.Oao, &C., all gold
within Ehor, lime, and PAID By Luth.
SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JULY.
Ss5,0oO! $4,000 10000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, ClIas aa, 10 he drawn
on saturday, July i1th, lS47, nj Wilmington, Della
ware. 70 Nos, i3 drawn. Grand scheme-s3s, 600
$1,000 600, 6000 5000, 3,3T 90 prizes of 800, 20
Of 900, 20 or $50, 30 of 590 % OF 400, etc. Whole
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters So Certificates Of
packages Of wholes $50; shares in proportion.
Magnificent Stscme Jar 2sM .Inly'
$50 600! S25. OOOl 600 Of 81 ,00Ol Is Of $4,000 !
TICKETS ONLY Sis.
Susouehanna Lottery. Glass II, FOR 1877 To be drawn
On "Wednesday. July ss;h, n baltimore. 75 Nos, Il
drawn. Grand Capitals prize Of $50 900, Of ,000
Of - 500, of 1890, Of $3.50 u Of 4,Ooo aoe 81
luU0 etc. Tickets SIS; hnlYss 30; quarters J l3-
Certifca,es or packages nf &c Whole Tickets Sls2-
sharss in proportion.
~ Persons ordering by lie package may deduct line
June as {. b. LUCK, Richmond. Va.
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3 II. clarke.

ONE or TIE OLDEST ASD Most SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS lN TIE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST.. RICHMOND, Va.
CLARKE distributed last month, 10 his correspond
~ ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes than any other Vrndrr In the Uni
led states having sold capitals OF s25 U00 Of 30 eu1
or lOOOn Of $780, Is Of 900. and AZ Of co., Most
Of the fortunate holders sill; living witnesses OF the
fact. Address, postage free.
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CLARKE's OFFICE, Fourteenth Street
" Richmond, Virginia.

~ Richmond, Virginia.
Let all Lottery Vendors say what they may
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery. Class So:
Sc SO 10 - So 69 A 2 So $50 Al 20 o5.
Nos 10 rs a, SlUO, sold and paid by CLARKE
CLARKE'S Synopsis Of Schemes for the Heel-.
FRIDAY July iG, at Exchange Hotel, ut half past 4
r. M.-Captal 81 900. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY NICHT-The Sussex drawing will be
received. Tickets 81.
SATURDAY, July l7-Rich and Brilliant scheme
ri ARKE,S Fayorte Lottery. Alexandria, Glass 40
$50 900 Capital 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets only sl0
The lowest price tickets for 90 splendid scheme
Juiy l3
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NORFOLK MARKET. July ID

NORFOLK MARKET, July IA.
CoRS-Our market has been very inactive
since our last. Very little Corn has arrived, and
We have heard of no sales for shipment Some
few small lots have sold, for home consumption,
Mprices varying from 10 TO IS GEMS per bushel.
FLoua-There is no demand for this article 10
any extent. The only sales making is 10 supply
the relail trade, al IS 81 for selected super
fine brands.
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TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
PIT nv Farm, in TIE County of Cheslerfie,d i've
L. miles from tie iawn OF Manchester, on SUNDAY
last. the ll.h OF laly, my man CYRUS. Cyrus has
brou n complexion IL low, stou; built fe!icH, and ~
Set..en ~ and - yclrt old lie has high forehead
good conntenance, steps quickly, rpesks hastily but
4 tone Of voice somewhat low, snd has very manly
appearance when spoken 10. | purchased him lIst
spihg OF Sir r. II. Dickinson, Anctioncer, IN Rich
rond Cyrus formerly Owned by Mr.. John r
Barksjale Of Charlottesville, and ctpee, he w Try,
by way OF tina canal 20 gel hack 10 that neehborhooi
The above reward ii twenty-five dollars, and mileage.
will lie given for bs delivery 10 tic subscriber u
Sir. Grady, ri Tate's jail, In Richmond
Iuly i4ocaawtf PovaLL TURNER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
By the Northern Mail.
FROM cALIFoRNIA.-we understand

FROM CALIFORNlA.-We understand
(says the Union,) the last letters received in
Washington from this distant country are to he
Isl May, from Nlazatlan. Commodore Shubrck
was then al that port, in The Independence entor-
cling The blockade as established by Commodore
Biddle. From Mazallan The Commodore would
fresh his crews, who had had scarcely any yege.
tables since he left Valparaiso in December last
From The Islands Com. Shubrick would return 10
Monterey Our squadron had been able 10 en-
force rigid blockade, without giving recently
any offence 10 any neutral power.
Com. Bddle was nj Monterey on the 10Th
April The Preb.e had not arrived. The Con-
gress was al San Diego, bu, was expected soon
at Monterey. The Portsmouth was Of San Jose
on the 27lh-all well. The Warren was en-
ploysd transporting volunteers from San Pedro
to San Francisco. The storeships Xylon and
Mount Vernon had both reached Monterey and
The squadron is well supplied with provisions
The Portsmouth had been employed in taking
possession OF the towns in Lower California, on
the gull; but at no place was there the means Of
making resistance 10 our flag.
CALlFORNlA.-Ther appears to he good
understanding (says N. York Journal OF Com.
merce) between Gen. Kcarny and The new Com
modore (Shubrick) as The respective power ol
each-,hc former exercision jurisdiction on shore
and the latter on The water, including custom
house affairs. Col. Fremont, who for time
even after the arrival OF Gen. Kearny, assumed
to exercise The Office OF Governor, appears to
have quietly allowed himself 10 be superseded.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT
Samuel NJ Rutherford, OF Arkansas, TO be SUI
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IMPORTANT TO TIE Observation-Disclosures no
longer from Piles permanent cure for iliem has
been discovered Use the Vegetable Eecluary prepared
by DR.. Uphani, New York, and be convinced that lis
high praise has not been exaggerated
s.aSold Wholesale and Retail by WYATT kETcHaM,
1871 Fulton street New York, and by r. JOHNSTON,
Druggist, No. us Main Street, Richmond. Price one
doti ner
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
TN pursuance Of the testamentary direction n John
I Robinson, deceased. l offer for sale, privately, 4
Tract OF Land containing thousand III lhe
rounty Of Warren, state Of North Carolina, lying on
Roanoke river or The North SIDE two miles below 20
b:rson's Ferry, and sixteen Northeast OF Wanru'on.
a large portion il now in original woods. Both TIE
high land and low grounds admirably adapted 10
the culture Of tobacco, corn, wheat. o sc. On II -
a large and connections dwelling, situated IN Tie
midst ofan extensive and beautiful grove Of oaks, OUT
houses OF every description good hams stables grana
ry sc. II viii be showa 10 any person mo may wish
10 view by James {. George w Robinson, who re
side on the premises OF by the subscriber, IN
one mile Of The Mace Ts.na viii be accom- modatibg
RICHARD .. ROBINSON,
Julv o-cw4w Executor 1T John Robinson.
10 Petersburg Republican requested 10 cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
NOTICE

rTER the first day of July, by order Of the Board
N or Directors the Office of the Louisa Railroad Com
many will be al Beaver Dam Depot, al which place
desirn 10 he at least once every day The passing Of
the cara for the convenience Of those having business
with me as Presidents and for the same reason will at
tend at the office of the Depot Agent, al Louisa Court
Treasurer win also attend, IL his duties will permit.
July 2-cw4w T.. fONIaiNE, ffeslueht'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

APPOINTMENT BY THE PRESIDENT.
Samuel Nj. Rutherford, OF Arkansas, TO be su-
perinlendent ct Indian affairs west, in place OF
William Armstrong deceased.
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70. POLLARD, CLERK.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, :,


Jane 81, laI7.
The pariics interested in The foregoing decree are
hereby notified Iha, have appointed the 2dh day Of
August NEXT Ii fair ii not the nrxt fair day thereafter
IA attend nj nv oiiicc, al King William Coar House,
between the hours q; 10 ocioes in The forenoon, and
O'Clock in the afternoon Of The same day 10 take
The accounts as therein directed at which Tine and
lace they required to attend " III lie vonr.r, m
pers. ard either testimony necessary To enable 10
~ into effect tho said decree,
july Ij-cGSw THOMAS DABNEY, Com.
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TEN norJapS REWARD

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
r WILL pay The above reward 70 any person who VIII
i deliver me my Negro Man GEORGE, or eonfinc him
in JAIL 80 that get him. lie Ten my Plantation, seven
miles Sonth.west OF Oxford, the 10 Juiy :ir IL an
muscular lie viii endeavc 20 pass for free negro or
white man. ). COOFER.
O1tnrd. Inrth Carolina lmiy l3--c;c
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

STATE OF THE STOCK MAkhEt.
B7,-te4 By Berereg Blair, Licensed Stoe8 n'os one.
s,,,e STOCK per cenls--par value Sioo' No sa'e'
.;ac. n.yn,rnt OF Ja!y interest. ,.,oo
'' G"rnofaon per cen's-par value Sioo no safes
.,oes payment Of July interest; ,.,,.., ~ Oh.
lanes River and Kanawha Bonds guaranteed oy tue
s, ,a.. demand a, par and interest .,oo
Exchange Hank sock-paI valne sieo, Last sa'es'
r h,' 10 dividend, slU6 So No sales since.
pFs. Bank Siockrar value sloo. July dividend
ST. NO sa sens Sto:k-par value $40 July dividend
So. No sales since. w., Manufacturing Stock
pa pi.hmond Fire Association Siock-par value 500
ast sales S3l p.,.,,. c.;,,o.a
.,ass-nar value si00-heid AT SS5.
s'SShmon5 Frederick sburg and Potomac Certificates
~ nebt-par value Si00-heid at Ss5.
u sehmond and Louisa Railroad siock-Par value Sloo
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Hu.,,cmot Springs.

May 3a-cwtlstJulyS2aw tl5lhAug.
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IT,iiE SUBSCRIBER etIcrs for Gale his PLASTA-
l TioE, situated in lowndss County, Alabama,
fory miles below Montgomery, ten miles from Alabama
rf;e, continuing one thousand five hundred acres, OF
which nine hundred are cleared. The place is wr
lad, and perfectly healthy. c. F. HAMPTON,
April Self Coiumbls; South Carolina
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ID. fsaisac ~ Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES

Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quartera ? 81. GER
Gcate Of WhoIes sloo-slares in proportion.
Persons ordering by the package may dsdc! the price
of three tickets.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

RICUaRD IyASHoE COOKE AND WILLIAM
RONALD COOKE,
A ssoCIATEs IA the practice III Law, vii, attend
n regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts of Flu.
wanna. Cumberland, Powhaan, Louisa and Gnoehand,
and the Superior Ccur;s Of Buckingham.
Addrcz. The Grst, Coinmbia, FluvanHa s5iress the
e,rond. Palny:a Pluyaaa:. Ig!y l3-c2lwlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16

Warrenion, i.or,n Carolina, June no--c,ds
ROCKFISH LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber hereby offers again III market

T,flE subscriber hereby offers again ~ market MS
Tract Of Land, situated on Rockhoh river, In Gel
ctuuy, no having been able heretofore TO effect
sao ssiae:o-y erms and being still determined to
se
This placc contains about ESQ acres, 900 Of which
are low grounds Of superior quality. Much Of the high
land too is Of excellent quality, and Is In favorable
condition for farming ard grain. purposes as II !:
suitably enclosed, End is well set In clover aud tnU
tn, II Is peculiarly well suited for stick farm lie
ige unusually well wacfed and very productive III Iht
yarnus e aims and grasses.
III. situation bcauifu and hca!.hful; the improve
ments generally sufficient aEa substantial, HE
dwelling being coumodo,i- and hand omej The neigh
boring society Is sood and the G:tdnre ri The place
fran The James River Canal IS only % miles, 10 the
nearest point Of which, from this region, turnpike
road is now In progress OF CONSTRUCTION.
If purchasers should prefer IL, the land could he ad
vanlgen,lsy divided into two unequal tracts, the lesser
To contain about four hundred acres and 10 have upon
IL a comfortable dwelling and some out houses.
As the subscriber will be absent from the state for
aame wress he VIII refer purchasers, IN tie mean time,
10 Mr CT. Estes OF Lovincsion, or 10 rr Is. e. Meg
Gin son living Coyesvllie, both IL The county Of
Nelson yyhu are authorized sel Ii The prcc SC. upon
the place can be obtained.
II 4 sale be sa.:cred h-fors THURSDAY, The slh
day Of July, l5i7, thr lands will then be offered on The
premises. IN he highest bidder.
One fourth I'll the purchase noEcy " al lie required In
hand and the balance in three equal nstamrnts, on q
credit o. anr, io ard three years The purchaser E.yn
honda with Gcou ser.ty and ths title n The land he.
ing retained 10 additional zecuri,y until III whole lie
paid JOS. +. MoNTGOMFRY.
Adiress-,Ionni Iloreb, Nelson county, Va.
MAY li-rtds
~: usrpONEMENT.-Th subscriber, who il
now in Mississippi, fnGing that lie will he detained tc"
long in that state attending IL important intrle
10 enable him ~ return 10 Virginia by the sh day ~
July next, hereby pcstnoncn The above sale nnt'l
THURSDAY, the a9lh dag OF that month"; when u
June a5-c,is 'N JOS. r. MONTGOMERY.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
,uovn MARKETS, July Is.


roRACCO-Inspsctions smaller than they
-. heen, and prices fully sustained. We
n mate Ing. 81 IS 2 So common leaf 3 SO a
ea %. n,idliing IS 50; good and fine 6 q
na5.
,,.sd rates 10 IS rs g. and dull.
aWHEAT-The market for The new crop mol
yeniva,Ts~so c. from depot. IS c. from vessels
C0RN-e0 cents.
SsoVIslONS.-BAcoN smihheld and City
,,as 10. II cents; Hams III 10 c.; West
Gu Gu sides 9. a 10 ceA,s; Shoulders, u cents
s s,u gccd-demand light, LAsD-ll cents
s s,"cs 81 bb!s light demand fair.
sycaTTLE-For Cattle from the scales, gross
rs;gS,. 8 75a3 Is; nett 6 rs 7, according 70
Sn.I;y. Sussp, clipt 50 SO 90; Lambs =
20 3-scarce and in demand. Hoes: 81 oo'
:" cOTTON-llka IL cents per 10. -,
FISH North Carolina cut Herrings 30 Vt
AMI in demand. shad 90.
sALT-From wharf GO.
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REEDY BOTTOM FOR SALE.

WILL be sold on The premises To The highest bidder,
w on FRIDAY, the first day OF October Er1t, an a
credit Of ore, Two and three yrars the ahos. named es
tate Tie residence 81 the late Thomas Watkins ccceas
ed Dan River, miles Southwest Of lialifaN, Court
House and IL miles below Milton. North Carolina, con-
tanning 1854 good portion al which Is ~ woods
about oO acres first rate Low Grounds; the up lands on
ginay of the finest quality, have been cultivated Tor
number O years the fcf shit SYSTEM well adapt
ed 10 the growth of Tobacco, Corn, Wheat, Oats and
Clover On the land Is convenient and comfortable
Dwelling House, with all necessary onthouses.
Adjoining the above is another tract Of 276l acres
with d good portion OF woods, which will be sold c-
ter separate Connected may be most suitable 10
purchasers This tract has also good Dwelling nd
other cuthoIses
Persons wishing To purchase, VIII BIZ shown The
lands by Mr.. George L. Richardson, residing on the
pfemir,S, or Is The subscriber.
Privilege far seeding wheat w he given IN the
fa and possession on the irst day o. January nexi
WILLIAM WATKINS,
July I1-ctjs Executor Of Thos Watkins, deceased
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
IL NORTH CAROLINA FOR SALE.
an TUESDAY, the 18th day OF August next, the
~ subscribers, Trustces Will sell IN the premises
"HOoDLY," the la,e residence Of Daniel Turner,
Esq four Inrs S,.,h ri tho town Of &auenton and
anoa. the distance from SECSco and from J0Ecs'
White Sulphur Springs.
The tract contaias geo acres, and il generally Of
snod quality, large part IL r. wood, md aboct hall
the tract is first rate land.
The subscribers feel warranted In saying that i Ia,
In all respects 81 the most beautiful and most dssl
rabc residences IN the State
The Dwelling lIouse Is rev, and very large, and
highly convenient and the buildings very eYei
and well built and arranged the very best pan,
and Ike groves aalellllv laid out and 0rnamented
with flowers and sI,ubh.Iy.
The ns2LborhooI l. famed FOR health and coed 90
cie!y.
The sale will be made On credit Of one and two
years, will! interest ircui the day nt sale
Affixed ASTON,
WILLIAM PLUMMER.
tp,,r.p.on rayciira lime oo--ct,ta
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AUCTION SALES.
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND Per

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL AND PER-
SOEAL ESTATE. NEAR RICHMOND.
eF virtue III Deed of Trust executed 10 The sub
- srribrrs 10y Bnrwrll Stake and AnH B his wife
for certain purposes therein specified hearing date a,d
February 1919, shall expose 10 public sale, On the
premises four five miles fica the civ Of Richmond,
FRIDAY The ogti Of arist, isi, II fair otherwise
the next fair day. the Tract OF Land which The said
Burwell SiarSe resides containing, BY recent sur
vey, one hundred and siry-sir ac.ss tosethrr with he
improvements, which consist CT new two-ztorird
dwelling house and all the necessary out-hauses.
large portion Of The cleared lands highly MANFRED, and
veiy productive. There len or fi.ssn acres OF ex.
celien measnw land now in grass. TIE nelshbofhood
Is cool. and very healthy.
TERMS at saio, aud VIII BIO very accommodating
We shall, al The sam time. sell for cash. valuable
Negro Woman IN excellent cook and seamslress with
Two children. We shall also sell, on credit, al! The
Household Furniture, some valuable Mules, Wagon
and Gear, Cara, several head of Cattle, old Buggy
and Harness, &C., So. Selling Trustees, shall
convey such tto Is vested in Trusteep though
we believe IL good.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-07-16
WASHINGTON COLLEGE.

WASHINGTON COLLEGE.
TINE next session commences The first day Of Sep
t.mber, and closes the Third WrdEssasy 10 June
nsno,lt. Naturalization F,r, Beard, Washing, Fuel
IIrhs and aeGdiaa, arc $50 Indsent young
moa, OF sOod ecpatty and fh~sesr, alni,,el 'ai:en
free. For further information, Apply ny ieters, los'
paid. 10 The Faculty 81 Washington College.
Iulv 11-rst
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RANCE or THERMOMETER.
Al J. ". RandolphS- Co.'S Bookstore, l2l Main 81
GAM l2M Bpm SIN
Jaly IA, So 81 IS 81
July Is, % So 81 81
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1847-02-05
WHOLE NUMBER Gll.

I'd upon the shoulder Of the slave. ani with a
crushed and humbed spirit quilted The room.
The lieutenant paced the floor for a couple Of
minutes after she had gone, and then simply NUT
lsring to himself "she pll get over Il soon," be
resumed The labors upon which he had been en-
gagged. He left New Orleans the next morning
FOR the nor,h. The ensuing summer he married
Miss ON, 10 whom be had been for some
years attached. Soon after the news Of hisuniOn
reached New Orleans, Josephine De Valyille was
the inmate Of convent. She has since taken
the black veil.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-22
the great Southern Remedy

II
Recommended blythe Most Epsiacnt Physicians!
es1e DR.. ,BILLINGs' "a ~ "a
Carminative and Astringent syrup, ~
An infallibie Remedy;f for Cholera In
faminm, or Summer Complaint 81
/ I, Children, Cholera Morbns, DiarrAOea,
i. and amy Irregularities Of The Bo'cets.
Used b. Surgeons in HE United STATES
Army NTH great success. MI E38
I The above Troublesome complaints
can always be cured ain few days sby
the use Of DR.. Billings Carminatiye and
.Astringent Syrup. Ii this medicine is
taken atsthe commencement OF the dis,
ease, il requires but small quantity
Of II. and but lew. hours toeefect cure,
!howeverssevere the attack may be- II
sslt assure toarrest the disease even
in its last stages, and cure il In an in
icredibly short time. generally in less
than forty.eight hours. ~.
One bottleis sufficient to preserve the
health of almost any common size fam
lily during the sunni er season, and pre-
vents any serious result growing out Of
an attack Of either Of the above diseases.
The fame Of this Medicine is too wide
spread to need any TESTIMONIALS; but,
the highly respectfully sources OF the
following will not admit of their being
withheld. Thev are only few among
the thousand that are volunteered from
the most, skillful physicians and other
gentlemen
From Seymour Halsey, M d. Surgeon
in.heU S. Army, and 7ho's J. Har-
per, NJ ID. Of Vicksbwg.
This is 10 certify. that for lie last
three or four years have frequently
Used DR.. Billnigs'Syrup in my practice,
in cholera infantum, (the Summer COM
plant of children,) and chronic cases
Of diarrhea in growi g persons and
children; and | have no hesitation in res.
.comending this preparation and as one
of the best remedies for those diseases
have ever used. IT,
/. SEYMOUR HALSEY, MD.
corroborate DR.. Halsey's certificate
above given.
THOMAS ] HARPER M. D.
From Dr.. Thomas anderson, formerly
of Vicksburg, ,roac Of 81 Louis.
Ihave received the few bottles Of Syr-
up you sent, and used it in few cases
Of intestinal irritation, in all Of which
It arrested the disease. 1t is valua-'
Bile remedy. Il
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-22
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS. so
HUST received, in addition to our for
o. mer stock, a good supply of the
most popular English, Latin and Greek
School Books, &c, &c. Parents, Teach
ers and others are invited to examine
the stock and prices. ea- ser
.PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
June 6, 1916, Ile So
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-22
ADDLEIsY..

WyHANKFUL for past iavors, and sor
~ liciting a continuance, would in
form my friends and customers that
have on hand a large stock Of first rate
materials, which nm desirouso work
ing up and disposing Of on most favora-
BILE terms. Ihave employed first rate
workman who will fill all orders .punclu
ally anc faithfully. During my absence
Mr.. Hancock will act as my agent inthe
above business. ao9 Il ~as,ae N.
ata3 Na b2a J. M. BLANTON
January l6, l847. a}hstE l8-tf
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1847-05-22
ATHOs. ANDERSON, M. D.
Ticksburg, Goth Nop,. 1916.

DR.. E. S. BILLINGs.-Sir: | have used
on my plantation during the past sum-
mer your "Astringent Syrup" and have
found it an invaluable remedy in the
class Of cases for which you recommend
it. | do not think any preparation can
be more safely used, and think that every
planter should have supply always on
hand. believe it to be the most valua-
Bile medicine in use, for the dieas, it
purports TO relieve, that can be procured
Very respectfully, your obi. servt.
j. S. YERGER.