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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
"Fie, fee, 70, fun,
81 smell the blood of Mexican,
81 yum | will have some"

How is Mr. Corwin to ch2nge this tiger leader
of the Wing party How can these two walk
together unless they be agreed.
Where is Daniel coming up next! In what
waters will you find him ! He goes strongly for
the supplies, speaks words of encouragement to
the volunteers, arms his young Ned to 60 and fight,
and only intends to make Mr. Polk responsible =?
The Massachusetts Legislature, on the other hand
condemns the war, and refuses "ad and comfort,
to the volunteers How is ths-which is right
MIR. King, representative from the I'd District
in Congress, speaks boldly, condemns the war
and condemns voting national lies TO please the
President, and says if he should vote supplies
of the ocean would wash the spots from his hands
Mr.. Ashmun comes late to the rescue, and speaks
much in the same way. But if this is right
ground, where are Robert c. Winthrop and Gov
Briggs ! Both giving supplies and all the moral
influence Of their character to this war of ambi
ton and murder How can this strife be healed
Who can compose breach so wide and deep
VIII the very respectable circle around the Bos
ton Wing do It, and then lead the United host.
down to slavery? Try gentlemen, we hono1
you for the efforts you are making, and when yol
see your efforts for the slave from the Wing par
ty, call tempest tost and torn" we welcome yol
to the platform over which the banner of opel
and direct hostility to slavery waves in the breeze
That there you must come at last we feel quit
= sure.
What can the Democrats do for the slave
he "ilmot proviso, will rcnd them to pieces
But we greatly fear, that this will yet be burie
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
From The Liberty Standard.
The WilmOt PrOyiSo,

1t is proper that the parties should both be held to
the responsibility this subject which the facts i'll
vove. The wings are fond Of aedging that their par
ty is ansavery party and ought to be trusted ac-
cordngy But while they hold Shareholders in close
party fellowship, make them their leading men and
candidates for the highest Offices they should not com
plain of the responsibility involved If they take the
men they must take their deeds. Says the Genius of
Liberty
"The vote on the Wilmot Proviso in the Senate
was 81 for, and 81 against. Among those against the
Va, Pearce and Johnson, of Maryland, Mangum, OF
N, Carolina, Berrien OF Georgia, Johnson, of Lousi-
ana Janagin, of Tennessee, Morehead and Cntenden
of Kentucky. Now take these wings from 3l-22
and add them to 2l-30. If all the wings had voted
for The proviSo the vote would have been for The Dro-
uiSO 30, and against it 81
Now for the House. The last vote in the House
reCedng from their first position was
7tor the proviso,
l02 against,
WINGS against the pfouiS0, TWENTY Take
81 from l02-6l. Add 81 to 97--1l8. Had the
wings all voted for the provso instead Of against it.
the vote would have been / Is for, 81 against Al
most ONE THIRD of the whole wings, both in the
Senate and in the House, voted against the Proviso
And worse still, had all the wings from the free
States voted, the provso would have been retained
But six of them shot the pit" and let the proviso &c
by the board"
Now hear the Kennebec Journal (Whigl
" We should not fail to make broad distinction
between that portion of Southern politicians who are
bent on conquest to extend slavery, and on the des-
trucon of the protective policy 1e and that portion
,oho oppose BOTH those measures as strongly as we
do. The great body Of Southern whigS are as patriotic
men as any IN The ,corld"
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
Liberty Defeated,

The cause of freedom has been again stricken down
by the hand of violence, where she might have ex
pected to find refuge and defence--the Supreme
Court of the United States The Vanvan& case, ia
mar to our readers, has to an inglorious issue
The highest court in the nation is willing to lend its
power, hunt down the painting fugitive and drag him
back to land of hopeless bondage! Thus truth is
crushed to earth
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15

Some Of the political papers are nomonatng Gen.
Taylor for the Presidency This nomination seems to
give general satisfaction Why should he not be the
man of the peoples choice? He is a practical slave
holder, and has killed more Mexicans than any other
man. Hlurah for Gen. IdytOri
But stop! This is hardly just towards President
Polk, the author of this GLORIOUS" war; or, to MI
Clay, who is gOOd-hearted towards the Mexicans as
the Gen. himself and perhaps has some other qualif
cations of which Trough and Ready" cannot boast
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15

0T"Ihe Common School Journal and Vermont fig
rcldtriSt" issued from the Chronicle press, Windsor
VT, is well executed paper, published monthly, con.
tanning 16 large olavo pages in each number, making
volume of 200 pages annually 1t is devoted to Ag-
rculture and Common Schools. Terms, single copies
so cts; copies to one address, So, &c. Bishop and
Tracy publishers.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
THE FREE NJ A N.
MONTPELIER, THURSDAY, APRIL Is, l847

N7=1m business inquiries Of ~ w." and scvera
Others, necessarily postponed for the present. as the editor
is PROSTATE on a SICK bed.
Such arrangements for the transportation of the
Freeman will soon be made entered into by 9th
er papers in this place, viz by stage and post riders al
probable expense of 10 to p cts per year. which, we
hope will be satisfactory to our friends, and that they
will cheerully pay this small sum in addition to the
ordinary subscription
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15

kewse?" Is it not time for the "Sacremenal host to
make a rally in behalf of their enslaved brehen? They
often have such meetings in behalf of the heather Of
other lauds why not have concentrated action for our
own heather.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
MAGISTRATES COURT.
STATE
VS..
RICHARD the

VS. Indictment tor murder OF
RICHARD the Maria, slave of Mrs Bee.
slave of R. Rowan.
This case was submitted to very intelligent
Jury, all shareholders, of whom c. A. Haywood,
Esq. was foreman. There was several witness
ess examined, the result of whose testimony was
that Richard killed Maria by order of Mrs. R
Rowan, by repeated blows on her head. The
question, therefore, arose whether slave Can
justify a felony by order of the owner 1t is the
first time this question has been submitted to oul
courts and the magistrates and feeholder:
unanimously determined that the order Of
the owner was a good defence for the slave, ant
therefore acquitted Richard. The jury was ou
but few moments Cleveland HeraH
BE it known then to all world, that American
Shareholders claim the right to kill their Slaves
at their own pleasure. The civil court of S
Carolina has so decrecd it, The sacred form
of Jurisprudence are made to declare that 70
one slave to kill another By the order of thei
common master is no crime. OF course thu
master may do himself, whatever he may do b.
his slave. Consequently he has the power 0
life and death over his slaves, and no law il
S. Carolina interposes-.except to sustain thi
assumed and asserted right.
Let slavery be known. Tear off every masl
from its haggard visage.
This decree of South Carolina court is onI
revealing its true character This assumption
of the life and death power is legitimate resul
of that fundamental doctrine of American slave
ry-My slaOes body and soul are my property
The logic is brief and resistess. You have
in these words-May InOt do what OW 'ojt
my O1cn property!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15

REVEALS OF RELIGIoN.-Our exchange papers
give us cheering news of revivas in progress in
various parts of the country. May they be multiplied
thousand fold!
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1847-04-15
From The Oberlin Evangelist.
What is American Slavery,

1t seems from the following, which we copy
from the Charleston Is. C) Patriot, that to kill
slave by order Ct the owner is no murder
This decision is in perfect keeping with the cru
city and wickedness Of the "patriachal institu.
ton"
What decision for civilized men to make in
a Republic in the year l847
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
Hy InIoe. A nroth-T-
Extensive Auction Sale OF New and y,tu.ht.
standard md miscellaneous Hoax, It,s
Family Bibie<- q c.
On FRIDAY EVENING Mach io,L =,

O'Clock Al cur Store No g. Main commence he 81, ~
lrse ani valuable rel eeon OF aaa me-apou,
oks ureeevd RON the North. nvitr e A. ,,ioa
oil ne Members " The LsglAtue Booke n. pub SEN
efaly. In the assortment viii e 4 unr-
fns Erg ion and AMIR family and po~ks,
ooes Praye eooss u trated hp A. Album. &C Eauablr o
day Pr'sen'r soern Euupe Robsons works; sbte . me-.
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quest MeIeo CO. Ferdinand and Isabella 80. aad
rpns do II sooes do. Mrs. Ecr Pu eh Roll n =,
phus nd bolnshrose Nos I'd Poet II ,,,s,
d. OF Amel'a British E-siyir IN er Nsppe %. co Pr R.,
V1'li r. Jsn rnns wors-; he To3uev DrpAey 70 ,
pnsinE h'eauly Allison sBvh, Wi co. Caye Jees TaL
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W. I'M w1I' bisry Greece; tahss Yueai n D, Nornap
Army End Nayo :; Wa pres New Lsuer- sbo,n Watar
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NUT hVs tu; Nenopbon's ory Of Nano 90, A..
hu -e ~ str rs I'm edri gaFt EDITIONS OF noS " BIB
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bos.'n ID k9ea-e vol MIons AID Puel stste
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T. oheaion' 10 esPany illustrated uou s uitor
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Auhopo'gel works ~; wsbe- on Women B. ~ srs it,.
maria Scar, History Bftain rene; DO pCorT,
lion Tor the People do Pctofill Family Library. WINS pa
Henry 5000 Rsesi,s Hi.o SOM ons IN ho O
ssa Is with Eany CT Y lIab 2 WORKS
" b oss row re 10y Tor work. warranted
perfect and o. tie At=st ant est e urn.
% P~'so forming enlssius Li1ra les will h,d III
opportunity 70 supply tetnse.yCs u pr.rsa
nh INL'iES L BROTHER Auc-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
STATIONS OFFICE,
No. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say bat they can.
For selling Prizes STATIONS the man!

Let all the word say they can.
For selling Prizes STATIONS the man!
Drawn Nos Of Sussex. No 2s-March 9th:
IS a 81 76 g. - 65 81 ~ IL ST 81
Ticket Nos. 62 7s-a capital sold snd paid by
STRATTON.
Drawn Nos Of AleIandria, No K-Msreh 9Th
90 10 ID - 80 &c 40 ~ IL
Ticket Nos ~ 90 65-a puzs OF $500 sod. and paid
by STRATTON.
Dawn Nos ofSussex, Extra, No l9-March 6.h:
II 81 - 81 81 IA 10 II II Is 10
Ticket Nos - 80 79-5S 81 77-l6 Is 7I-2 43
Drawn Nos of Leesburg, No l0-March sih
so % &c II 40 - , So 81 81 AZ 60
Ticket Mes "a - 63-another capital sold and paid by
$1,000, 1850.
Fniay-Mouonzaiia, No 10. Capas 1000 2sso orioeo
q 3ro of2S0 &c GO Nos IL drawn Tickets So halves
las. quarters 62e.
$1,000. $500.
sataftsy-Sus,eE, No 81 Captas $1,000 $500 1851 Of
loco sc 's Nos Is drawn TeSe' $3.50 halves IS quar-
$4,000. 1000
Saturday Nigh;-SuEseI EI No. Capitals 5000 1000
81 400 &c &c Nos odrawn. Tickets 81 halves So qulne.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, C!ass L, for 1870 be drawn
haeh lSh GEAND scHEzE-l OF $4,000 1900 90 OF
sOOO 90 Of $50, 60 IS NO Lotieiy 3dn s,I "a.
Tekss so; halves s. quarters Ceri6eat Of sactaKe Of
- Whole II seis sI2o-hslves and quarters N proportion
" Buyers are ref RET to let Of PrIes which registered
u inc One a. proof OF what has been
ing continues to increase The sold and pad BY
81 Ofdes foT Faekages eereas single tickets IN the above
schemes an IN al oueres, Will be promptly attended TO- and
drawing sent when requested.
Pleas address orers to ". sTRATToN
nh R,rbn,-4 Y.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
COMMISSIONS AND FITS.


Dr. A. H. CHRfsrE-Desr SIR feel DUTY the
benefit Of the pub hat Glvanic Bemcd applied ~
the Rings add Magnetic Fud entirely my ou now
eleven years old OF the and aTninz
has been subject fT the last years lie
u 10 rs IN day accompanied the
ul reecehnga the time CD king In tire
The of the bcau His mother org
SPARED Of his e and release from such misery
nSnd But through ih- OF Povdrnce and your temeds
he Is now QUITE WALL, md firmly believe will
be permanent We toe ard arp laid
his most violent ecnvulins, snd pissed sue
eesdE few day be hat ny syrto OF the complaint
snd for period a. monihs has symp
tom whatever that could detect. Ny better ess
hery sleeps souniy and every respect an altered
child am, vG'y respectfully. yours
GEORGE WHITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

Rf virtue Of Deed of Trust executed by John
~ b. Pemberon Trustee for Robert X. Pemt
the said Robert X Pc mbertnn and his % Cola Bars
'ub'eribe the Both day of August 1895,
Clerks Once OF Pow haan County Court for therein
toned will be offered Tor sale TO The highest bidder
ton at Powhsian Cnur house. tie first Monday
osng Court day Tact Of ant the of Powhaan ad
JON ne the lands of Joan GILLIAN and others commonly called
upper part OF Maiden, Adventure
mere less for much Of the
will be ufeeut ,eharEe the oeb intend secured
said trust de with the thereon IN
OF executing thn and ard
10 the banee OF tie ase moaeythe CREDIT payments
sseured by bond, with good security Of
upon tn iandand such title vesed
CONVEX ed TO The purchaser.
hs-etis WIN. q. DANCE Tusiee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
Valuable Property ON York River I'm GIou
cestcr County, Va, for Sale.
IlNHE unde rspned. / rnstees for n. A. Garland

Il offer for sale hat valuable properly county Va
Known IN; West Efd II Nils The
Of land, less $50 OF which
heavily tia bered wood iAnd~th abundance Legs
thin from quarter 10 hs mile Of the The
ehnery are ali o RIPARIAN OF 30 power
prop.lns two upright eeBltr panng
mill &c all situated immed
River 10 miles bslow the pled Rail Road from w.s
Point 10 Richmond TIE a
AM oyster rltutaon linde nd
unsur aSsd BY any In the whole lie water Of vi gina
ih'e beiis not than three n Of
Ihnng and that ~hea tire Rsiosd On al be
eonpeted) than ~ market Tor
the best ST tasen rom aid
ibe land u for the three times ADD for
shipping than upoa point the drawing
immediate ~ ~ be wharf.
The slb-enoes will pvatey any person or persons
who may be dtsros-d amer viewing the purchase
Otherwise Nj be offered sale SAT-
URDAY, O1 March. 547 ~ ~ premises credit
Of g. ~ ard II month";, for approved security
n = enel necessary.
The Ut to the above properly believed
he uaIersgned vii convey ouy
Ms Garland wi join with the n title
nh a-2awta Tao's WALLACE. Trustees
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

bounty OF TWELVE DOLLARS be paid 20 each recruit
ENLISTED for the Anu Infiniry srm
Resides the nthy ply stated one ration per day
ao Eed every VI winch amriy h subsi
also rye Of com rbr AID Thing qrar
rs aud feel are az al ms furnished every attention viii be
Dod ~ max NJ thu men who mis-, and erured IN
serve ths cuunty In good n IT, mora eDutented with
thsir tuaon Tie be medical always DIVIDED
for IN SICK fodsf q, dIc.n pay fnr the
period b. it prror hs duty VI solder be dc
abed h'i o. bic dry the provide pension fof M
ny III above seen ihu the AMI tlowa1ees especa-
DE AMI that with rfudsnce md economy the mony ply
io Yer may BE- lad every fhnr requisite his and
convenience furnished BY Govcrnmsn ING fuFar
eons.
Zach n0n commissioned Officer private
wee or who he-ofrr b. enlisted turg hc pfruvarwth
hefeo ani who fhn receive on-rabis dhare ,her by
eI ainn n hstofm ofcntmrrt fr shy
ools' ~ ne srvr viii b. entitled 100
AN which ~ wlbf uaeSy ocate bod upoa ~
We Punhe nnis hu may BE- subject private tnv settle
himself eonotfby on his land, tcrt Of fs lie o. DE-
nay " De OPTION. whom h. or-by gel fse treasury
ttnpt O. IN amoufto sOf 80 pt crs inis tay,b
mi annually and retc m sth Of the Govrrnuent
The sim 81 dhin viii b. % sny cfen non commits
hed on e 'of VITO shaw bfnr rentervout IN abe
bodied rcfur, whph % rcguay cnistd The citizen soB
Peien bier etts the Lieutenant Captain NJ 10 the Re
eroitns sofesanu JOHN ~ BLsKFY
IL Lieut.. VorFeutt q. r. Amy
Rcciuiirg Ofcer
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
PUBLIC SALE.

PY virtue OF deed of Trust executed by
- Robert X mberon Arch biid Bryre
rb"r the 18th day OF JauuaTy recorded in the
Clcrk office Of 10, haan County Court o1 rur
"nef will be offered for sale, the highest
for cash. PCwhatsn COur MONDAY IN
Nay n'I being Count dy the ioro~inz say
dee aorcsad T. Daniel Edmund Edwar5 Iuu-,
len AMI Nay, Nauli her Malta
three ehidel and th- Of the airs
d-td and in the said Ihoud a
TO shatg dett- ed deed " Trust
sior sid " III the nrct III and he and
'IeeutnV the tu then the land conveyed
deed afoIe' ~, Tuiied Jtmes River lauds
Iohu GIL sm aad commonly led MaCens Adventure
our Hundred and four will Up
the trms, much tn ay iuaicieu
rtisfy the Of tn. deed IN
The ,sbscte WILDE purchaser hasrs
NH e-cu w. NJ.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
I'm Rich DOnd and Manchester.

IN pursuance OF decree of the superior court
u Of chaneey fer the Richmond Circuit
day Of Janulry le47. the Of Loasanl
arm or % A. C. Brahde De "a Paf ID
oilers Dts ue underlined MONDAY day Of
saeh 1877 Of u O'Clock. ~ the premises. sIpo-e
NJ public auction the
er eeorg ne TO The esta Of the late Arr Band
Lois numbered zoo add 275 the h'st of which
teneHen and gcnsray known Babders Factory.
undyde4 moe OF Lot No. 2i5 and
NTH Of al real ~bereof died
'e ned and Possessed Manehstter Of
nle Iot' with ih- buildings and
TCEsDAf, the i6th Of March. 81 WILL
also ,ae public on Frank
I'm Street. 10 the city Of Rehmoai The 1ander
Kramer. ed resided he time OF
an excellent dive ling hluc ana al necessary houses
TERMS Of saen-fouath puret money 10 be paid
In cash. aud the residue cred of6 months pur
esase giving bonds with approved security re-
tiinsd until the sad bonds paid.
LAWSON NUSNALLY, Conf
Sale to be conducted by WELLINGTON Goppls
r. I2-2s~t
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
NEnYnIs nEaENrss.

The following ct'set bitter received from distn
Sui he'd PIP this STATE The Withheld BY request
OF tn writer
-. ". CHRISTIE w. nnear Sir Ona = NY raisnts W.
known tn ots 81 you're anc Nc Magnsc dId
for serious ~ c'i1n q dafnsss Tue Of
hdg VII nervous mu n ds1r 90 M graal
he u poor hulh done previous n the II
Her but ~ very te sncc and fcl MY ufhf tel
ua since 81 enc cd hf ~ BIT fsS week ago.
sh7 hls cnry recovered tcf Icar her fetci hcs
better an n' avcfa scans H,r gHtS oieui tcyont
sure n ihs arry result"
Msny rons who have lost their hrs IND Rave been
inr yeaf', h7v' icc-vfrcd % ~ The " nc b.
Dot rjufci hrc ftr chlnce of ann
cation n Crlv7Ss " sh u hoever. be nberct
sooner the a1p'ieaiirn ~ le ne better.
Eve column tfa might be 6rfd With rm ar eamn
nas IN sn Nefvoss r6m MISTER c1rcnic or o.
Thy o. the sncay of D. Chusie's genuine Gavane
ARTICLES BE- fuiy wonderful
pir Ony Agents Tor Richmond.
uuvAL a PURCELL. nr-rsit-
~, Wan rect
For ale In wytcv"c oaf hy WV n. srttrp.
"a mai an ~ he faFr f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
SPRING STOCK OF
FINE VALLEY LAND FOR SALE.

A s the Agent OF Richard Beck, Esq. Of New
"A osans oGet for sale Tract Of land lying FannE
q rHs vasy in the eOuLy Of Asi han acopnr
hrs Ma.ie Mr Henry NJ aud Lewis
By toS 500 of which arabic Valley
Gs sb ut zoo ses of this land cleared under
good uesdow tine aple orchard
roons bar H. ~oud make Of the best wheat ard
shsep arms In upp,r Vagina
MI Busr the D tenant will show lind any one
snns TO view n; and will make known tie aPIiea
u, n 10 M. At the Hot sptings
MT tod before land of which due win be
lvsn WIN be tnered pubic tale, the Warn Springs
TUESDAY, the ivth cay OF August being Bath Court day
Hot Springs Is, tn GoODE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
GEORGE WHITE


The following ce the lazy OF Capt J. 2. SRA n,
one OF the most respectable q ne Ab'ny York.
AtnaSY, March ., 1886.
This Is 10 certify that have bscn afflicted
with The sick cdaetc wHc distressing complaint confined
n The bed from du'irg
For month have ur. Jhfsiss Gtvanc Rings.
and ota'oraiy usod the NsFDec Fu taTpy ay tnat
have not been troub ed The -i-k headache -ince.
ANN r. STRAIN, o. Dewitt q
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
THE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE Sc
CURED
THE Vegetable Pile EIectuary.

invented BY Dr. A. UPhan. dat ngp sh' Ptyiean of New
YORK city, Is tie oE Vi isn-dy
and csieng Amt THE PILES offered Amer
Public.
san internal rmsdy external appieat
either tlee Bind
baby the ony tbigg hat will Th.r atOJt
positive eue-speedy and permanent Il
'ine TO IKE and improves the a
Each Dor contains twelve dosss
very mi in IL ration, aud may
acute Inflammation without danger All rItsraal application,
IN tie highest degree ana
temporary IN cir effects This medicine
att, anu removing The
permanent.
This Eeetusry al vey valuable Tredy
OF the Lve md -ieen uhammItnn
the stomach bowels insys ard bidder irfimnAtoTy Me-
cur al kheun atm Inpunty Of the Bioo by
de OF Me Weakness Infam SPINE
back
This admirable preparation contains
Aoes 'eNnth GambogC, her po~e fu aRd rans pur
CALVES, end taken sesogdn direct q
fot u e
rod whoe ae Snd Retail by Wyatt Keehtm 1871. Fulton
sIeet, New loTs, aHd ~ JOHNSTON.
uh'-sn if L. R~h
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12

D AND FOR SALE u nder u decree of the
- Circuit Superior Court 81 Law and Chimney eouny
Of haes Cy, l. Commissioner appointed
shall 'Ipose 70 'ae the poreo Of the Tavern
HoH on THURSDAY tie Ieh day OF Mieh That benz
CoGu day Of land containing on
eet Of ~ mon hs, the expense,
Of sale. VIII Oh will be r1qui,rJ .
fe : STTTRpI,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-12
BY InIoes a EroibeT.

stock of Groceries, Liquors &c. at Auction.
consequence OF the death Of the late Hugh
CaPeron Es and in order Capertou
Crlmp' vii sei az toa reserve .
Main THURSDAY IIh ias ming at 10 DEL
al tn stock 4 Goods h-nd is-. general as
OF Or Genes Wnes AID quor o Tobacco segaTs,
Bolts, Shoes, &e
ALSO o. bsis Rect I'D wh.,key.
Terr-Uner slOO tl0o four nor hs credit
for aPPTovei paper. CRUMP
Surviving partner Of CsPettoa Il CrimP.
sa 20 be conducted by ISLoEs BRcTHER, Auets mh4
WI BE- AIDED
25 hbds prime New Orlears Sugars
30 do DO crop CaTdenas McllEses
5000 !bI Cotton Yarns.
NIP INLoEs K BROTHER Auets.
POStpOmcment.
II Consequence Of weather Ia postponed
ul IT. EsDAf, l6h .nstan at 10 oeoek A.
ma ~ INLnES BROTHER Auets-