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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08
The Virginia Volunteers.

In addition the five companies constituting the first
battalion Of Virginia Volunteers now at Old Point we un
ders,snd that there companies in this city or
expected to arrive which have been received by the
Executive, 10 wit;
The Stanton company, Capt. Harper;
The Berkeley company, Capt. Alburiis;
The (5d) Richmond company. Capt. Archer;
The Jefferson company, Capt. Rowan;
The Portsmouth company, Capt. Young; and
The t2d) Petersburg company Capt Robinson,
which reached the city Yesterday nornnr-and s,es IN n.
composed Of fine materials.
We had understood that the Montgomery volunteers nm
der Capt Preston had also received by the Governor
but 1t has been determined the foregoing COM
panios into service it would that the Virginia r,e
ment will be already more than full without hom-tha is
to cay, II will consist OF company than the rcqu
siuon OF the General Government called for We hope
however should this be the fact that the Secretary OF War
may be induced at least receive such the fully organ
lied corps, under the belief that they would be received
may reach the rendezvous IN time proceed the seat of
We understand that eighteen companies have rendered
their services TO the Executive and regret several
OF them, after having gone the trouble and expense of
organiznCand especially those from the Tenth Le
sion, within the limits OF Which, glad learn two
companies have been enrollcd-must be disappointed
lTThe Enquirer calls our attention to the fact that two
OF the three field officers of the Wig Regiment ofvo
luncers Wings We aware OF this cireum-
stance; and take this say that is highly
honorable the board Of appointments majority of whom
attached 10 the Administration party. We presume
however that Col. lamuamck and Major Early were not
appointed 5eesuss they Wings because the board
believed, that The numb OF distinguished appi-
they peculiarly qualified Tor the performance OF
the duties OF their respective stations All o, them we
feel assured will snow by their conduct the field tina,
their fitness for the stations has not been ovesraiej.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

KHAViNG pmchaed the "PLANTER,' ! take
ne method nfo-uint plbi', IA vii be issuod
hsrean, pursfuaHv hrst ~ evsy H. hsvo made
aargeuens The valuable Of NJ g. borrs in
department asw,u tive aid NJ hot n toabu
10 b. Whose assis aace hrpe Wofk
patronage fclebry has heretofore enjoyed The
pei under win be orwsr'eitoah o. od sub
ordod Dis oanusnce sni 70 - support
the patronage NJ al 10 who wiling TO iusa IN
only paper devoted her-sts Of Agriculture
The hsnahsr be published ~ $3.50 per snnum-
may dcharged payment ~ e0O NJ time
within date ~ Subscription. Tbs viii
b. srssxed ~ tns cal ~ 90 rage. ?. D. BHRNARD
b AZ Communications on Tor the Planter vii In "a
ture be adifeaedtO % BERNARD, RShaoHd, "a
JasusnY 20, Iot7, iae-eN
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THE SOUTHERN PLANTER.

HAVE Ihil day sold 20 MI. ?. u. BERNARD,
NJ CITY Of Retn,nd my rrhi tu snt INHERENT In the
SOUTHERN PLANTER have reason believe That No Ber-
atnfcurns ~ conduct Work win rt rnd
shfv: ani 10 The IL ends Of Agriculture southern states
rary mner the publication Unavoidable
ecu rcst have tho us the November and nc-e-
Mo- ortc Plant oy both and WI 10 issu-
eli 10 tb. s,te,, ii. n rsy dsys g. 7. BOTfs.
Itvrsry q THf7.
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CITY ARRIVALS

CoLusri,s HoTrr Jan. ~ Allen Orange, = q, ArJ. am De-
hatan q Hu'gins Cumberland; part Ell J,ensc.on r. N
voolfolk, Lou!si; w PAINE Jr lexington. w R,rh
VI Henley Henley. Tuner kirg n our,p. Jane, n
ham, New Yorh. 'unn'hs
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YALUIBLE .sPPOMaTTOX LAND ron SALE
D ,irimn Of ~ LnnL nc t-.-i nnn..IL-L u. ...u 49,

- virtue of deed of trnSt executed to me ~
~ Tr'tec by william II. wsn Elizabeth his e. bear
date the 18Th day Of vrmse 1873 and duly rrcoldad
Clerk ofes Of Pncr Edward county shall ia 200
therein m'niione proceed To sell
es b'drr on tht OH day NJ fc'ray land
AppouainI River "a the Edward nd NJ
the lanes of Mary Webster, Ishlm hers con
tanning 63Oae About 100 ofts APP
roHnds ~ excellent qihy The hgl land pos.'s
alb Inart supply Oft AMI waer with uLe
for The aeeommod ton Of n gsn,ee hny Terms mlsc
~ tie day OF sil'.
The title tn the above property is believed u be gloi but
TT lst'o lthal only such title vrs'ed
IN THnMAs A nsRnRNE Tfntr
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TO THE PURIUC

" HEkEAS | executed To Robert Cochrane
late OF tbs City OF Richmond bond f slss mi, 4, IN
he public again" trading TO- Purchi'in- holI "a. t.
.e'-. eai- oond Re-lt HENRY CANNON.
w ANfEp-Atih FranSn Paper Mil. So 10 100 thous.ni
bred, cash will he raid. =, = ~ =, nun
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~ OTICE.-All persons indebted To William,
IA Miller deed will peas, make payment .usierbes
without delay JAMES MILLER, atorof
Estate Of Wan 4. Mil .r.d.d
taitefsvilc, Jan. 2, 1877
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DIX. swAfNEs COMPOUND SYRUP OF
WILD CHERRY
ALWAYS gRIIMPI,NxTt
Z Awq3YT9s9s9s9xYn 9
CUREtl

Dr. H fntApktrniA. fkrr. 4, 1870.
-, rssae-pear Sir; Being n length of linn. am Ill
" =, ,y N" ea' cough, with pain In my a. ard b,,.,, 60
.s."s' s1f nss of breath ola ,i,I,
,ue usioi various remedies which were ,ceon,n. ~ a .
WV F.s ou' gradually The volrns. ~ , :, 49,,
ueh that the boi rushed rronsey tom nv na.,, %
. fp'ys o coughing came upon me sI,ed nav Mi, " -
I'm lio'uael anith hour my A :,
v", Nv nus hs you Recommended your Compor nj synn aS
WNo merry VII oh Immediately began 10 ,o,h e,m,o -
ue No'anec OF my cough relieved p n In ms ~. .
"a ana heaicd my lung. &C eoniinled the u., az 40 49,, -
mans 70 Sod AMI TO the effect Of your Compound sym, =, W.
.nsIy am cured AMI able tn put,uc uy eay sbs h,o.
ah mrdieine in coughs cold. seas,. of m. %
anu one mat 'h-ud he known afflicted m pc,on. 49, ~
the original aruce, prepared by you aud me-, a
the many spurious and limitations hjeb mr.. .
DC lamei en- on The reputation OF yoprs. nigh be a..
OF saving many valuable freely o-f tb
Tor tho benefit Of tho e who AZ suffering a, was
EZEKIEL. THOMAS, In i3tha
COOS from tie Of Wi low.
ne pres, m~ieal faculty 'and- who Inv, u.I n,
S"AhNEs Pepaat 10th ,hovg this country and son..
paris Europe all Acknowledge the ,
made by wv e''''" e'f
" inc oIgnai and ony) renuine uny rtcpa,,d
~. S"ayh" n W. corner Of Eighth M,
a, for sale, wh'nle ard "uh by PEyToN JOHNSTON MS
ters6urg. Nse - ' w. W
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NOTICE..

b az BOX Auction saes f 70 nued fof Few eays-
Due notice vii be- gym n 1cif Uc0umercenru and sy Will
hereafter be No Main ctt marine
Oh MttEe' o. 5-6u INIpKS 4 BROTHbH Aue's
AUcrI'N NOTICE rar elIar at-non 70 our tals
Of Gy tauaJe ssfvrts which vi moranE ~ 10
O'Clock pfssy. The nsFross Al n eae md coil
iof fsui.. hBkCB HUI
N6 CorseT Of 18th and FIankin fuees
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otD Aef- o. tie ooh Of Deeembef, QUlErR JOKES,
eooi.a mar, ded 10 Cam,n1go, Dorchester county Nd
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" Tho subscription Dinner will be served at tho Ciy
Haul tts Iay OF "a o'clock, r. ".
Friday, J.,y q. lsi7.
~ Auction NotIccs-TIe sre ffto ar sug,r ard
No tfct h nrornn7, Huutv1dily postponed 90
ru. al tii- Glh nsau When uit1ke place al r-
BrNfOF. NONCrHEG 90.
Chesierfeid Rail. Road CompgHy.-Thc Pre-
fdebt AMI this Ccmpaly declared as dsrd NJ
psf be Cor The Capta s1c, payable
AZ The "a hltFs Htuk ~ Vurinl ihe 90 January nett
De a0-ftw gTHOTHER, Tfeasurer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

4 .ANCASTER County Court, Dsc'ber 2lst,
~ 1916, ordered that all persons having eani aglnst IL
Of John Bcanc. deed do
hee the fret day July IN g. Callahan Aror Of
said Be,neand that this order he shtd
PUBLISHED the Of Richmond
Of county, al
Count amp sficrn
said B-ans dead
ihin years elapsed eaon Of sail Adnnis
hs-es- RIO. r. DUNkWAY, & &.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

"A II court neld Tor buckingham county, at the
~ Courihou Monday the lIh day OF December 1896
paper purpo'ng tn be The eupuve will OF William
dec was poiueed m Court by the Executors
order to be proved Wkereupon is considered
Elijah III w. Miller widow OF =.
Ml win am muer EhrlieI u. Miller Miller Mary
Miller. Rnbt Miller Wm. f. Smith, Mary T. Smith, Frances
sih Henry A. Smith children and OF tcsaicT
summoned - arp'1r here tie cay or
contest the sail will Il they please and APP
tsetioa of ihc Court that the said William Z. Mer
Miller and Jesse Mer inhabitants couar t ~
ordered this order thcm be published pub.
tic newspapers Pnblsh d IN the city OF Richmond.
Aeopy;-Tcsi~.
IN s-w EInRIpCr
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GARDEN SEEDS
LAND FOR SALE.
Professional stand with a, small Fnru,

HAVING recently purchased Land in North
"a u Cio m offer Tor tn Place now reside in a
e'uny Of Meeicnpprg, Va four Ionbay Grove.
aud nine eat II Boydion The contains,
wiha comfortable ani convenient dwelling house ard az r-,
out houses for the a family II has been
The rrsiinee Of physean for nearly 30 years
od as been occupied by several and
vel lucrative practice. can, therefore, aaaend II AZ an
etee M stand ioi the raeiiee of nerhSi,
Is unusually thesy sud and the people ndef o
ifon ten this practice that c.r
bad debts viii be nNde hefe Community
TO be found Thepree viii be low aud dating IT
HPn aon made by the middle OF February, possession
had imue lately.
ia W6N GEORGE FIEID
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Watsn chusctts Volunteer.
tFhl compsnics u ho Msssaehusetts regiment Of Vol
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-01-08

SUGAR.-30 bills Brown Sugar, receiving
~ sah. dsS wEBB, BACON a %
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+ E'r2m lie ". q. D:itd.1
VERY CRuz, MeXicn. y ".


Yesterday. AT noon. the Mexican courier
arrived here from Oriztha. bringing papers
aad letters from JaIapl, Qurr"laro, an.!
other interior ciriaS Of no;r. From them
wc clean the f,IuwiGS i'cw but imporiant
iIcmS:
In the city Of GuaLaIniara Ircsl1 rcvo-
luton has burst forth IN IIvnr ni tn" rlcva-
lion To the Presidency of Gomez Fari1s.
the ayowed antagonist Of the sarrr'!otal
party. His partisianS. whilst attacking
the churches and endeavprug to abstract
there from The sacred utensils Of gold.
were suddeu y aSsauIted5y the mob, ,lncIIcd
lay the priests. 4 sanguinary engagement
Immediately ensued between the intnrlaIed
parlies-the one endcavoring 70 piilage
liie sacred cdIhccs, the other 10 project
them from the threatened Iesecra,ion. in
the action it is said thai Gen. Ampudia, nf
Monterey and Soultwanat nolnriety, was
slain, together with many of The followers
of ,iomcz Farias. The militant church
party, which so well knows how 10 dcIcn!
It's privileges, has lriumphcd rs usual.
Gan. Paretes has openly pronounced.
ut Tulancingn. in favor Of The plan OF
Igua|a. In his proAuncimicaio and no.
marc chical rGvcm"ul, he was seconded bE
the garrison of AlaZaIlan.
Tnc spirit hreaIhed forth in every par
assapIl Of these papers, il the spirit. of
war and uu1ncnchahic IiarreI tn the North
Americans anr their acts. The Mcxic&nS
though destitute Of all resources. having
amongst them til" apple Of d'ssord, dis
!racl"d by internal cUnvulsion amd div iheI
councils, yet cvincc no desire nor tendency
whatever To peace or cnuciIiaiion.
HE Mexican Congress is sill! at tlucre
taro-a quorum OFT; members has, it is
said, hccn Il; lasr nnvrGcG.-This body
Sahou; 10 remove To the city Of "M"r"Iia." "
(hc old EaIIadoIid,) in order 20 get rid
"f The military, Ivy whr>n rrc>cncc in
Quretaru it is entirely overawcd in the
free discharge Of its functions.
Gen. lt"a IS with San!a Anna. who is
now in Otizaba with brisad" At his COM
mard. 1t is rcportcd that tie next train
proceeding hence tn me city. will he again
auackcd on III" road by Tic combined
forces of these Generals. The result yuu
may comj"c'urc--lhc flights and dispersion
ol'rhc Mcxicans.
Cen Bu,lamcntc has left San Luis Po-
lnsi for QIcretaro. This General has,
according To the Mexican papers, ct his
disposal il force Of about 5000 men.
Gen. FIiSnIa is also on his march, 10
the same riy from Xacalecas.
Cen. Valencia is gone TO tiuadLlaJara,
in which city AImontr is rcsIins
In the vicinity of the capital, Canaizo
was encountered by small American
iurcc in the brush that cnsucd, the tUrmcr
was driven of with some loss.
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The Texan boundary. As to California,
these propositions admit of the acquisition
of strip Oh tn" Pacific coast as an equiv
aIcn for iudcmnitici due our citizens, or
by purchase, hul not by conquest, or hy
continuance of the war. | have seen
snmc members from the SnuIr Of the
whig party, already. who will support
these la'Icr propositions.
Another alternative will, according to
rumor. he presented 10 Congress by the
Calhoun parry, 10 wit: The occupation Of
a line nn'l the terms Of peace shall be
arranged.
All these projects look III conclusion of
this on"rnus and unnatural war. aud il is
believed that Congress will adopt some
resolutions hcciararive of their objects in
regard To lis continuance. 1t is difficult 10
see how hey can. with due regard To the
safety Of the armies now in 'lexicn. aud
The engagements alrcaly entered into. cut
down Iirc estimates brIon the amount
called for hy The Executive.
The actinn in Congress aah. inhecl. of
the Executive, will depend much upon the
intelligence which wc are abnu, To receive
from the city of Mexico. and the opinions
Of our officers, GcaS. Qrirrnan and Shields.
anl DR.. Lawson ana others, daily expected
here.
The opinion prevails that the Mexican
Government will lake, or has taken, some
steps towards the renewal Of negotiations,
aud that ii will propose n"snlIaIIons either
here nr AT Havana.
The STICKING poimr wi'll Mexico appears
tn be TIC houndlrynf I'cxIs. and ,hruId
we come II her proposition Of the Nucces,
l"avin. II" strip nt territory between that
river ari The Rio Granie unnccup"'I by
either party. we should surn have peace
upon the proi- presented hy Mr. TriSt.
Il is agreed rha; The Niecc- is hciter
natural boundary thnn any other, unless
wc - 10 the Sierra !',l!rc.
Mr. Erninn has prIIsSSc,I his willing
nc-S. anl thai ot' Inc senate, TO advise The
President as to The proper mode %! nring-
ing Ih, var lp Il cu,r; but he would give
hi, assent to no terms Of a treaty which
does not rnurrde tn the United States
G22nr CalilJr!Iia. wiIir, lie claims IN have
been conquered by lis sua inlaw, Licnt.
Cnl Fremont.
Few members have vet arri"cd, ban Il
very pancIua attend mcc by all i'evp"cted
on nr h"!inrc This day week. The whg
cAucI> lDr Speaker viii take place Oh
Saturday evening. ,lth December.
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Corrcsp0nience oL. Mc Courier.
WAsuINGToy, Nov. u, 1917

WAsmINGToN, Nov. y, lSl1.
We are Iuokln. daily for the arrival
Of the intelligence AMI of the distinguished
officers, expected from Vera Cruz. In the
departments here, the arrival Of several
officers is looked nr from day 10 day.
1t has heen supposed that Mr.. Trist has
been directed. by lale instructions. to re-
main in Meyic": and await the Slow
movements Of the government al (lncrc.
larn, But, from some circumstances. |
Judge that he will arrived at Vera Cruz
with the train from lhc capital, and return
Immediately To his city.
We can now iurcscc, with some cer-
rainIy, character of the Message in regard
tD the Mexican war. 1t will hold Out the
expectation OLA peace, to be soon con.
Vucrcd. by the continuance aud vigorous
prosecution of the war, with the aid n a
few thousand more troops. The object
ui The war will h.. defined, in the words ni
the treaty prepared for and offered by Mr..
Trist. The boundary liue proposed in
lia! treaty, and all its olhcr provisions,
will be adhered to.
The estimates for the support of the
operations in Mexico, will hc much re.
ducc;l from thc original estimates made
by The several departments. The csrl-
mates OF the Quarter Master Generals
Department will hc reduced from twenty
ST. zen TO thirteen millions and the wIIu!G
amount OF the war estimates NIL he about
lurly-siX millions Iur the ucXt year. Oh
this sum, Il pnruion, amounting I" hvc
or six millions. will &c raised. according /"
Mr. Walkers estimates, from v'rInns
duties AMI military contributions in Mex,
leo.
Mr.. Clay's proposi'ionS are now un-
dersrood to coincide with Mr.. Webster 5
aur to bc directed agains, the acquisition
of any new terrtorybeyord Il settlement Of
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NOT CE.

FEY!lE debtors of the estate o! JrmrS D.
FL Boulin.h. decd. ara requested In meet
me nj tie Iltr residence nf the abov" S'Ih de-
ceased, on Monday The 9th ni December n"s'.
were they rln Lave an opportunity ~ >"!lIIn"
their nnrr< il ri"v wish Inosr who dn nni
avail themselves Of this oPpnrrT'I;lv vi i'll not
find Their NOES nearer than nv hnH<". ! ais"
request nj! persons hlvirg d,mani+ ~ rrISi tn"
r-ilir nf Jl'm"s y. Bnrini.!ir. decd. tn hand
then in properly alle<i",l, and those indebted
r,ma.ie immediate payment.
J. +. EDISON.
dee ; 81 i6
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TIlE HEROES HOME.

The ST. Charles Hotel yesterday pre-
scnlcd an unsual scene of attraction and
Interest. Forty or fifty officers Of the army
were continually passing aud rcpasSInS
through the rotundo AMI up aud down the
marble steps. Ia front Of the hotel there
were hundreds of packages Of different
d"Scriprions-thc baggage If the officers.
Here you would see IL Saily calorcd McXI-
can blanket that was strapped upon an old
trunk, that from lis looks had evidently
been though the wars. Then, again, IL
bundle of arms, "scopctas, lanccs, swords,
aud pIstuls-al Of then, trophies taken
from the enemy. These were all the
property Of our officers whn had fought
HurIms the war in Mcxico. They brought
Ilcn, home Tor the purpose of sh"winS
Them to their families aud friends, in order
that they should be preserved as The me-
Ineulnes ni those who so wnrihiIy maIu
tanned the nariun's honor in foreign war.
la the Saonn wc SAW ,hc gallant Gen.
Shields. lie is slourer !han when we first
saw him, some tw" years since at General
'TayIor's camp at Camarso. lie then, in
his undrcss military uniform, looked like
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:hEnIesINs., !ssoan.

n 4 accordance with the .lst will and tc si,.
y = ulrri al An<el TaIbert, d"c'd.. wc shall
prucrcd to sell. III lie late Residence Of the sad
deceased. On TIL thursday the 3Olh instant,
al! the estate 0flhe said deceased, both real and
personal. (hct otherwise disposed oi) consisting
off,: 'rac! Of Land, containing about fifteen
huudvcJ acres. with about four or five hundred
acres in IL l;igl: state OF cultivation. The said
land is lis well adapted 10 the cultivation Of cot.
ton ard gain ulGvery desert piiun, as any tract
Of laad in f.dgeI!eIi district The plantation is
in mosl excellent repair. There is OF the pre-
misses, a comfortable Dwelling House with
four brick chmneyS real good negro houses,
convenient horse lots. with rnnnng water thro'
Ihrn with good stables. several fine log barns
separate granary Tor thrcshInS and cleaning
grain, good gin house and iron packing
screw, carriage iInuac aud Shoe shop, iii,
brick chimney, aud in fact, every other neces-
sary binding. aI oi which are in good repair
There is also three fine springs of lasting water
quite convenient IN the dwelling, aud fine or:
chnrd olchnicc fruit trees. Any person wishing
lie purchase had better view the premises and
satisfy themselves previous 10 the day of sale.
About liliv
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S,s'c5E4 a.

HIN3DN the Subscribers Stable, nu Sunday
Ii. mint the :nn iil>.. ;tL,,lrD 'cprk 4 deep
red bay MARE. years old. blirN m,ur ami
TAIL lett hind lnni wltr armand the iInuI-tnr
right hind foot en- um the hind part II Knot ON
lllr Ic!t hip. ucraSinnri i'y kick; sine has sad
die and harness niris. <in, walks. irGlS ard
IuprS well. nn 0lrl mlvl. rccpii"rtCL. \ IT,
ward ni Fiiy Dollars viii be- .:ivri; iGr the
Mare. aud the detection ai:I conviction Of =
l!irli, il Il white man. or so IT Il cu!rrrL per-
s"n. Any information respecting sad iur
viii b. Thankfully received. ani al rrh>nmlbir
cXpcncrs pad. Direct I" iihisc i. o.
LEWIS ASiiEi!.
Grrcmh"r" =: .I.i
Th" Columbia South Car"Inian will puh.
li<li the nhnYc:s times, an,l forward inrrf ac-
cnrIut 10 j.. y.
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lesion and Columbia bcinS completed,
communications were had between these
places yesterday evening. We this NOR
ming received private despatch from
Columbia. The gentlemen who have
the Telegraph in charge here DR.. Duncan
aud Mr.. Huntington, are polite and accom-
mohating, and we have no dOubl thai This
portion of the line will answer every ex-
pectation as an instrument of commercial
and public convcnicncc.-Ct0ricSton Ere
ming NelrS.
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u The New York Slipping nnd Comm'r.
clal LiSt.c0nlans the following statement. show
ng the lirl prncccls 10 the seller III ia" United
SIatca after paying aII ordinary aud necessary
expenses, OF Upland Cotton, E"Indc,l nn actual
sales in Liverpool, and ii computation Of Il do!I-
prnny sterling per pound frcights. and ninc PR
cent. premium on the cxc!nange-nsnrancc at
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NDEICI.'

4 IL Persons indebted 10 the estate Of
"a Anna N. Morgan. decd. are rcII"-rcd 10
make In.mcr!il'" prv'n"ur. and Those having
demands n"aim>t said estate arc requested To
present them inr l.Hvmrnt. properly aicS:"h.
T.. BU4k!llI.TER. .ldm.
doc II IS
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
s1N EiMelN .Hypgroes.

lnur or FIVE thousand bushels OF Corn. n large
quantity cl Fodder, four or five hundred bush.
ri- ui cleaned Oats. three hundred bushels
~ y l!nnl Il i.nr %IDck Of li"rscS aud Mules.
CalDlr. annn. winch are four or five yoke of
Oven. Tnrr l"rI Wagons. three Ok Carts,
l'Ianri'inn 'ron!s. "i r:"ry description: two
.n"i G.iiS Il good 'i'hr~ll"r and Ian. louise
iini.i aud krciIrI Furniture, Iiirhrm utensils
am,! numerous ";!i"r artI ci"S no, maiIuued.
Tic !aLi wi. hr sob! nu credit of one AMI
;wn wears pnS-".>!rn .Ivrn iinrIr,ilaIcIy.
The personal property wI! be- sold on i ere
dit u nIl" wear. T. G. T\IBERr.
W. ". TAI.HERT.
ErcsHiorS.
december IT III
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08

z Ii. r!:ns, il !rH'rd To i!Is estate or John
y Wnrr",. $s;.. deed ara requested 10
make l;l I"d.a', 'Iy;n':!i. aud l!nSe having
drmar'> ~ I'rrsr;I, lirrin proper, ailas'rd.
AMBROSE Wil!I'rl.I. idmr
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-12-08
;se3 T,5Es2sy T,H",,NHs,

NrE, " Otu'n ana Ciil !rrH. between iwn and
three l!iau>an huSI.cl, ol Corn. Peas. l:,) h'ad
Of Hogs. Il ar i Horses. Caur. I.uu<nhod
an! krhrn Furniture. Plantation Tools and
milGv otter articles ion rrdIn;S tu mention.
IcrmE.-t siIms n!' ike dollars and under
Ca>r a.I suns over !!,ai amount on Il credit
uu'lI the !Jth Drrrmhrr ISIS. Mules with
Two approved securities will he required.
GABRIEL HOLMES, .lFm.
dec. : Vt III