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ACADENY

RAC
THIS institution is situated in Caroline cOunty, Va,
L Is miles from fredericksburg and 5 from Port Roy
al, In the midst of an intelligent; and desirable section
Of country. The situation has long been noted fnr be-
ing perfectly healthy at all seasons q tht year; and pre-
SCENTS The advantage, also, Of hrin, retired, and cobse-
qnently free fiom the Interruptions incident to public
places, yet sufficiently near 10 be easily accessible nom
I'LL points. The grounds around lie buildings are eI-
tensive, and we'll adapted To rtrrraiion. IHe build
ings, erected expressly tor lie purposes oi a schooi,
have been recently repaired and clcansrd IN a lncss thn'
rough manner, and are not surpassed by cry ~ the
State for convenience, comfort, and ~larseness oil ac-
COMMUNICATION.
II il The design of,he Principal, should the patronage
Of the school he sufficient, TO introduce military IN
structinn after the model 0f the Military Institute at
Lexington. In pursuance al this design, 4 grad uaic OF
tho Institute, Of high s%tandiHg, will be employed 10 IN
strUct the boys Ia tactics, aud carry out, ~ lar as I'rae.
tica BILE, the details Of thnt Institution. The confhr OF
study and discipline viii he in accordance with that
Institution. This will be very thorough and extensive,
such as will 1T the student for college, for either Of the
professions, or for entering at once rpon the duties ol
life. II will embrace THE primary and advanced
branches OF English; an entire and thorough Course IN
the Latin and Greek languages, Latin and Creek Lite
nature and Antiquities, and tie FrsEcll language; 2 iuli
course in Mathematics, including shadows and perspec-
tive; civil ard military Engineering and Drawing;
weekly exercises in Composition ana Defamation,
with Lectures upon Elocuiipn by the Principals; and daI
~ exercises in the practice az The duties Of tue Soldier.
There is n valuable library belonging 10 The lr'iti-
tion, Of eco volumes: 10 which Students will have ac-
cess free of charge. The scholastic year will he diyi-
ded into two sessions OF 8 months each. The next
session will commence on Monday, November Isl, and
terminate the last of March, with 4 vacation &c TWO
weeks at Christmas. No scholar will BIZ received for
less than Il session, and no deductions made FOR absence,
except in protracled cases of il!ncss.
TERMS:
Board-includins washing aid fuel-nnd Tuition PER
session Of five months, payable iRrariatiy Eall III hu-
vance and the remainder At The close Of the ses-
Slun, $40 w
nay scholars. I'm English branches, IL 50
Do. in Languages and Mathematics, Is on
French Language. extra S 90
REYrKrNcHs-Hon John T.. Loma1, fredericksburg
Geo. Fiizhugh and Aug. Fiizhuel, Esls., Port Royal;
Gen Samuel II. Lewis, R.cklngham; Col. john ".
Gillian, DR.. FL Smith, Dinwiidic; and tie Trustees
OF the institution generally.
Circulars containing minute details of the course OF
STUDY aud government Of The School will be Gent upon
application TO those who may deaire it,.
Post Oiice-RappaIannock Academy, Caroline co.,
Va. GEO. c. BUTLER, Principal.
Sent. l0-c2aytOct6Swtr
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IHc W"S WUEHW LVts7y tVH uIHIcH fN nc y :
$780, 900! 40, 1000! $40, 900.
Ssratsem,s Office.

MO. S, SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET, RICH
~ &OND, VIRGINIA.
Let all the world shy what they can,
For selling Prizes, STATIONS The man.
iii CAPITAL or $4,000 SOLD:
Drawn Nos. Of SUSSEX, Extra, No 73, Sspt. IL:
Is % 7 G5 81 4 so 46 Al SO "a GO.
Half, Nos. 6 10 %. the Capital Prize OF $4,000.
Half, Nos. 81 SO 10, another small one, sold and paid
BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandria, No. ST. Sept. IL:
= IL e l5 10 ) IL So 10 36 20 AZ.
Ticket, Nos. Is Sc AZ, a prize of 81 600, sold aud
paid by ALTON.
Drawn Nos. of L-rsburR, No. 81, Sept. Is:
81 / O. 50 60 As Q II 80 35 26 10 68 SO.
Ticket. Nos. 70 IS 81, n prize Of Sl59. Both sold
Do. 26 Ga II, another. and paid By
STRATrON.
SCHEMES FOR THE WEEK.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $1,000 DOLLARS!
Observation-Disclosures No. 81. Capitals % prizes
of SIS. 200, Q of 5000, . of $500, s of 1000, &c. IS
Nos., l4drawn. Tickets IS; halves 2 so; quarters | IS.
10000 DOLLARS! 10000 DOLLARS!
WEDNESDAY-New Jersey, No. 10. Capitalist
$4,000, 10000, 6,737. 5000, 5of 1900, 10 Of 500, &C.
IS Nos, la drawn. Tickets $40; halves5 ours. 9 SO.
TIE moa Br,Uicnt Lottery erer drarn in The
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AUCTION SALES.
". Is. IL e.. ks. Sill, AuCts
Ni.l,pDLS

VII! b. s"ld by us on WEDNESDAY, the
18th al Q! o'clock, two likely Negro Girls, Two
Negro Boys. enc Woman, and a Negro Woman
and Child.
Sept. IA ". 3. y G. y. HILL. Aucts.
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Mr.. STEVENS SEMINARY FOR
VOTING LADIES

Mr.. s. 8. STEVENS, A. NJ, respectfully informs
"a the cuizens Of Richmond and its vicinity that he
will open u Seminary for Young Ladies, In a central
and pleasant part Of The city, on Wednesday,, the 29.h
Gay OF September n.It
TERMS, per session Of ten months, payable quar-
terry:
Higher English Branches, $40
Primary Branches vary with attainment.
Ancient and Modern Languages, each, 90
Instrumental Music, to
vi. Stevens having been more or less engaged in
teaching for several years nj the North, aud for the
as. two years in this city, hopes, from his experiences
n controlling aud educating the young, and by Close
application 10 The duties OF his profession, TO merit u
share ot patronage.
The ?. incipsl will be assisted b. his riece, who has
NAG Considerable expeoenc In teaching ut the North,
ana ios Tie last year in the Vicinity of Richmond, and
euhes nhh The highest recommendations both as a
scholar and teacher. 81
The Principal and Assistant will exert themselves
saa un,iIing zeal to insure the esteem and obedience
~ lsel' pnnils, TO cherish a love for tbs school room and
- ouiies, to secure good order and thorough discipline,
soa 70 AFFORD every advantage that miy DO enjoyed In
any Seminary for obtaining a thorough intellectual, mo-
~ ana polite education. Vocal Music will he intro.
aaeed as = regular branch Of education, with no addl-
uonal charge Singing viii constitute a part Of every
N'fhine's exercise, and Lessons will he given twice q
week 10 Singing and the principles of Music.
thus, pupils who pursue their course 10 this Semina-
gwM, acquire n thorough knowledge OF Music, with no
aeifimext to attaInments In other branches.
10 Etsnch, Dnwlng aud Painting, and the various
Nads OF Needie-Work.
Board win co provided for young ladies from the
country In respectable families, NJ reasonable prices.
The Principal may be foani At Mrs. Hntchison's, cor
uef OF Main and itn streets. Aug. o0-dSc9AwU
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Esy' e. III. Dickinson s. ESrO.

NEGROES.
THIS DAY, al Q. o. lock, will be sold two
Negro Men, one Negro Bcy. Two Negro Girls,
ant one Negro Woman and Ch:ld.
K. II. DICKINSON & BRO,
Sept. II Auciioneers.
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w. V. o. UUIIN VIZ q, IT.
0ideaplace Fons!e Summary. S,pt., is4I.

Al a meeting Of The Patrons Of o!denplace Female
Seminary, held at Oldcnpiace, on tho evening Of Thurs
Dr., Tue 18Th Of August, 1876, Col. J. W. Gillian was
s,led 10 the Chair. and n. S. Edmuads was appointed
s.creiary. Whereupon, tho following resolutions were,
On motion, unanimously adopted
1T. Resei-.d, That The patrons OF Oldenp'ace Fomale
Seminary have the highest estimate Of w. VS. Wood
worth, Esq, The Principal Of this School, a. an ab Q snd
efficient teacher.
I'd. Rssoired, That the examination Of the pupils this
day IL The best tribute whIch can possibly he made TO
the pupils themselves, End 10 ths teachers IN both the
Classical and Musical Departments.
81. Kesol7ed, That whilst we hive heard with un.
i,igned regret that W v. :. Wood worth, ESQ may
picbably discontinue his cannexiun with the Seminary,
which he has conducted with such signal success, for
lessons which he thinks cogent, yet Se cannot consent
TO part with him, and we most earnestly desire him TO
continue his lahors, which have but just commenced,
aud from which the community in which he liyes has
been so much benefited.
All keso'red, That if circumstances which cannot
be controlled should prevent his ainiat!e lady from LAX
inc erafge oithe Musical Departnien,-whicli we would
te.aly i"gret-we. the patrons Of the Seminary, will be
satisfied with any other arrangement, in that pespect,
which Mr.. Eooi~nr;h may eater Into.
Ah. Rtsoired. THAT the Secretary deliver to Mr..
Wentworth and Miss Henrietta Stone a copy OF these
Resolutions; and. on motion Of Aaron Brown, Esq il
sasunanimously Rescued, Tha, a cory he sent TO the
Petersburg and Richmond papers for publication.
]. w. GILLIAN. Chairman.
- E,x.,--. 2.rratnr SanS A-rtyf Npy
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WOODLAND BOARDING AND DAY
SCHOOL. FOR YOUNG LADIES. ES-
SEY raIINTy

oGA
THE exercises Of this Institution. under the govern
L ment Of Mrs. TRIBE, and situated Elk miles below
Tappahannock, will be resumed on Monday, The ith Of
October next. The course Of instruction embraces
thusc branches of an English, education usually taught
in such Institutions, together with the French language
and Music on the Piano, and, if required, Instruction
will be given in the Latin, Spanish and Italian Lnneua-
res by Mr.. Tribe. The French language will be the
medium Of conversation with those WHO study that
language.
TERMS:
Boarding. fuel and lights, PER session on months, $40
English Tuilion-Is; lass. Is
:" Cd Glass. Ii
rrenrh, when studied with English branches. 10
Music on the Piano, b
Payment wi.l bc required a, the expiration Of each
iaif session.
Washing can be done al home, or NJ the establish
ment at an additional charge Of 81.
Mrs. Tribe having received her education under
masters OF profes SIGNAL celebrity, and having taught -.
veral years with no inconsidrr.hie success, feels as
sured that she il able 10 give full satisfaction In her iu-
ties. =
The government of the School will unite mlldnes.
and frnness, aud . deep interest will be tnkcn In all
that concerns the welfare of the pupils
Letters addressed 10 +. Tribe. huntsville, Essex
county, will receive immediate attention.
aug. l7-cw2w Slaitl5ih0ct.
ndDc DpE,u,c cOIInOI
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MRS. DREW'S SCHOOL

WILL he r~o-opened on the Ist Of October next. In
w tic house formerly occupied by me Rev. Dir.
Stiles, on eface street, between 9Th and 9th. a rev
yonng ladies ran b~ accommodated with board.
Ann On-dSc9m
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SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR SEPTEMBER.

$4,000! l4,60i! 4 OF 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass 3s, to BIO drawn
On Saturday, Sept. 18Th, ls41, at Wilmington, Della
ware. 50 Nos, 10 drawn
Graud Scheme:
| prize of $40, UDi 40 prizes Of $1,000
l1,Goa IS /. 5GU
{ 1880 &c. &c.
Tickets sla: halves G; quarters ). Certificate OF q
package Of wilolrs Slai-Shases in propurticn.
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United STATES!
100000! $40. OOOL $4,000!

(Beiug the lowest 3 No. rrizcs.)
The Is. and 81 drawn Nos, Sl,000l
The % ind ID, or 81 and Alb dra WI Nos, $500 /!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass 9, for le47, 10 be
drawn In Alexandra, on %Sa.urdiy, the 3nth day Of oc-
tober, 1897, under the su periptendence Of Commission
ers. rs No. Lottery-12 drawn ballots.
AanniGcNnI .hsn.na
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MN SALE

WILL be offered for sale, to the highest bidder, OF
vesossr next, II Tho weather Is suitable, and, IL not,
,s ans, suitable day thereafter, Sundays excepted, }
maI beautiful and highly Desirable residence lately oc.
ssp'ed ny Mrs HeIcn Blair, in the county Of Orange,
sac generally known by the name Of Woodville. The
usi contains about four hundred and 6fy acres, two
ands OF which are cleared, and tho residue we'll tim
rrd. The soil is good, fertile and productive, and
eel adsp:ed TO the culture Of tobacco and all kinds Of
ps,a. II lies within one mile of Orange Court house,
=, x y. niisi Of as good society as any In Virginia, and
nc ow.liing Is situated Upon an eminence command.
sssaiuli view OF The village. II has n umberle.s springs
mu'fe mAuniain water; and all the buildings, inclna.
~ Darn, stable and negro cabins, are In excellent re-
land suited to the siZe of tho farm.
.,aasMs-Oae and two years, With bond aud APP
a"st.a personal security, and q deed Of trust upon the
: a. additional security ". sAUSDERs,
ADMINISTRATOR DO bon,s non, with the win annexed.
Nf'Oeds Of William Shepherd, deceased.
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w. r. Turpin & Co.'s Office.
NTO. lOl EAST MAIN STREET, Richmond

~ FTgfWINs
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR SEPTEMBER.
$4,000 DOLLARSl
Alexandria Lottery, Glass IS, for iS47, to be drawn
SATURDAY., Sept 18th. 70 No. Lottery, IL drawn ballots.
no OF l,r00, 100 of $40, lfs of 300, etc. Tickets SIP;
halves s; quarters 8. Certificates Of packages Of &c
wholes Sl55-shares In proportion.
$4,000! 1n,u00! 5000!
a, hisxa,.dria, Saturday, sepa. IS. - Drawn Nos. out
Of Is Grand scheme: / prize of $40, 600, 10000, O.
GOO, 5,Gsi, j,5cr, 2,2s3, 3 OF 9 GOA, 3 Of 500, 3 Of ! 200,
quarters . 50. Certificates of packages Of 25 whoies
Sla0 shares in proportion.
The most 5raliant Lottery erer drawn IN The
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PRICE OF TICKETS.
Wholes SiO-Haives 20-Quar,ers 10-Eighths So.
Certificates of Packages Of rs Whole Tickets, si72
no. do. IS IIalf do. sSG
Do. do. 95 Quarter do. 1lS
DO. do. % Eighth do. 50
ar Official drawings forwarded MS soon as received.
Packages, Certificates and single Tickets for sa!e by
J. w. MAURY & CO.
Managers, Richmond, Virginia.
~ Orders Cor certificates or Packages, single Tick
cts and Shares, in any of the above Schemes, address
ed To the undersigned will recsivethe most Piomtt at
teni!on, aud an account Of each drawing forwarded
az soon as it is received.
]. w. MAURY & CO., Managers,
Aup. ~ Richmond. V!rainia.
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L9o. oat Er Hc 2aA Of Sip,cmln.
$4,000! 100 of 81 500!

LOWEST THREE so. PRIZE $1,000.
more on Wednesday, Sept 90, lS47. 76 Nos, ~ drawn.
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SuU prizes lloWcSL MOB VI -SVe
63 prizes list and I'll drawn Nos.l Of 1000
la6 prizes led and Sd or I'd and 4ih dra VA Nos SOC
1876 prizes 18th and 9Th or sth and 9Th drawn Nos 25C
l26 prizes 10Th and 18th or eth and 9Th drawn Noe i5c
3,7t7 prizes Of 81
4 13A nri1aa Of IL
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D, Va. WaUry d. 60,

NJ A n A Sd
Successors to j. 6. GREGORY e. CO.
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOND, Virginia.
The Most Brilliant Lottery
EYER DRAWN IN UNITED STATES!
100000! $4,000! 100000!
200 Prizas Of 81 1000, amounting TO $500 600,
Reine the lowest 3 No. Prizea.
The lst and 2d drawn Nos, 5 l,000l
The 81 and Sd, or 81 and 4ih drawn Nos $500 !!
ALEXANDRIA Lottery, Class S, for ls47, to be
drawn in Alexandria, on Saturday, the 30lh day ofOe-
tuber 1877, underth The suprrintendence Of Commission
rrs. IS No. Lnliery-l2 drawn halio.s.
trNIE,nrN CruExlRt
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HS POsTFGNEMEHT.-The above slie has teen
unayoidab:y postponed. IL win certainly he made At
POwhAtan Count annsr on Monday, the ita day nf Or
tober, loi7, that being Po~hatan County Cour day.
TERMS as above.
Sput l;-rtLa gIIDS IT en- S ron,'r
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-06

@Santa Anna. in reply no was writ
ten to General SCOTS reclamation to the
Mexicans. thus refers to tho mistake his
friend. Polk. undo in permitting him &c
pass into Mexico:
"But in the mds, cf tho mnlovolcncc
which Gen. Scott shows he has nunins,
me, he docs me too much honor when he
says that they have been deceived as to
my roal intentions, aud that on account oil
this mistake. his Government permitted
me To pass 10 my country. Indeed, mos,
Excellent Sir, tho United States did deceive
when they dreamed that was capable oi
botiayi ing my country. Before this should
happen. would prefer to be consumed ID,
fire aud my ashes should he scattered tba,
not single atom DO left
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-06
Mr.. wise and the BraziIIians.

n Now York paper translates from n
Pernan bnco paper a letter from RIO
Jcnciro. dated April 23d. commenting IN
dIgnantiy on the maitcr in dispute between
Hon. Henry A. Wise and the BRAZILIAN
government.-and particularly the insults
alleged 10 have been paid by .he former
10 the Emperor, in emitting the usual acts
OF courtesies on tho occasion of Tho bap-
tism of the BRAZILIAN Princess; his remark 5
ut the baptism Of Miss Alta California
Harris. on boa I'd Of ono of the transport
ships bound 10 California. whilo lying n,
Rio-and so on. Tho letter conc Eudes
however. by adverting to Mr.. W1so's re-
call. and tho substitution Of Col. Todd in
his place, and afterw ards remarkinr:
''rhis puts different faco upon the
transaction. As il would have been, al ove
oil. insufferab'e for Mr. Wise TO continue
as resident Minister of the United States
near the government Of Brazil. so he be-
sng removed. there is no difficulty in ad.
Jnsting the affair. and bringing it to peace
ful conclusion"
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-06

nrThe Bcstonians who have purchas-
ed the Charter and right way of the State
Of Ohio, for the Railroad aroand the
South shore Of Lake Erie, are tho same
company who have constructed tho Rail
Yond running South from Sandusky to
Mansfield. On that line but 40 miles are
necessary to be made to connect Sandus-
ky with Cincinnati. and as soon as thnt
is completed, they intend to put under
contract the new route from Snnduskv To
Cleveland. BY tho timo the New York
& Eric RniI-road is completed to Dun
kirk, n. Y, they expcc, 10 havo this Raul
road uniting with it, and in fnct stretching
on tho Buffalo limo rs To connec, Bos.
ton with thor Lake Eric Rond, and with
Cincinnati. When that IS done, Interest,
if nothing moro, will induce thcn, TO push
their road Wcstwar d from Sandusky, VIA
Toledo. into and pnst this section Of coun-
try, to compete with the Central Mirhi.
gan Pail-rond. whose link of comm,rnica
ton with Buffalo will be through Her Ma.
jes,y's Canadian domipions.
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Tampic0.


Tho New Orleans Evening Mercury, OF
tIe 2lst. contains the following from Tam
pico. 49,
bar Of Tampico, on the 18th. she was
boarded by Mr.. Clifton, U. S. pilot. who
.,ated that the citizens Of Tampico wore
= daily expectation o. an n,teck from the
Mexicans, who were reported TO DO 1900
strong, in the vicinity of Tampico. On
tho nigh, Of the 2lst inst. demonstrations
zero made by tho Mexican citizens to rise,
bu, by timely information, our troops were
an the alert, and lay on their arms al
NIGHT. On the 18th inst, par,y Of Mex
can lonccrs attacked tho out boats, and
d,ov. nil tho sen,ineIs into the city. On
he 18Th, pnrty Of Mexican rancheros
nt,acked tho Pilot Sla,rn; they were gree
led with voley of muske.ry, when they
retreated.
Arrived Mt Tnmpico, on tho 10Th, the
bork Mary, Of Baltimore. having previous
" pu, in for supplies, sixteen dnys out from
Brazos, and again returned to Tnmpico.
no, bcipg able to reach Vera Cruz, her
mort Of destination. Sto landed her
troops at Tanpico-20O men.
The Jas. l.. Day brought over DR..
Dashiell and 100 sick md disable men.
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zen. TAYLoR's TEMPERANcE.-A few wears
ago, General Taylor visited the Northern States.
and made this remark in conversation with a
friend
elm the Florida war preserved nv health sole
~ by temperance. here the water was yery
impure some of the officers and men insisted on
.ne absolute necessity of using ardent spirits with
IT, But always observed that thew Jared the
worse Tor IT. As for myself, | would mix the
swamp water with meal so as to clear il
IRON, rom sediment, and content myself with such u
beverage"
drops IN kENTUCKY.-We arc Informed
oy an intelligent and judicious farmer
from tho interior of kentucky. that the
wheat crops will be very fair and the
DINER crops promise to be frs, rate.
We learn from the Louisville Demo,
crat that tho Whoa, crop in that neigh
oorhood has neariy all been harvested
Ihe yield has been generally good
camparabiy better than has been expec.
ted tor some weeks past.
Inc famous race horse Priam died NJ
Nashville on tho 2jlh nit. The orioin,l
cost OF this animal. as imported from Emo.
land was $4,000.
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One Of the Indiana Volunteers, now

One Of the Indiana Volunteers, now
encampcd at Fort Clark, opposite this city,
avs the Louisville Courier of Monday.
attempted on Saturday night last TO pass
ou. of camp wiihou. the countersIgn. he
was severely wounded by a sword or knife
in the hands Of tho guard on duty, who
in turn was shot in the thigh by the woun-
ded man. Both wounds nre severe, al
though no. thought to be mortal.
The President hns just issued orders d.
recting the steamship Of war Princeton.
to be go. ready for sea, TO proceed to the
Mediterranean, IN quest OF the Mexican
privateer Unico. and any other vessels
,has may be insulting our flag there.
Flour Spectators are swarming here
since tho great advance in breadstuil-
There is some wheat in tho territory; now.
but after tho next crop wo can show the
Eastern mlIers what the prolific soil Of
Wisconsin can do in the why Of wheat
growinG.-From the Milwaukee Democrat,
June 8.
A post will shortly be established, and
strongly garrisoned. on the road to Oregon,
ut its junction with the Platte river, which
will afford ample protection TO tho emit
grants, and enablo the Indian dcpa rt:nont
TO preserve peace among the various tribes
10 that quar.er.-W Washington Union.
GIVE learn tina, the subscription 10 the
Eaton Branch of the State Bank Of OHIO
has reached 10 about So coo. and there
exists now no longer any doubt of succeed
ing TO raise tho full amount of stock.
Several thousand dollars Of the stock have
been taken in this place. and we have no
doubt but with proper exertions, the re-
mainder could all be taken here.-Ger-
ma niown Gazette.
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DIED,--On Monday afternoon, June
2Sth. after lingering Iness--Consump-
ton, Mrs. MARY WlLCOXEN, wife Of
John Wilcoxon, in the 30th year Of her
ngo.
In this city, Wednesday, 3Oth uit, Mrs.
HARRIET SUFFRlNS, consort of Mr.. John
Suffrins, Of the disease Of the heart aged 43
years
Cincinnati papers copy.
In the city Of New York, on the 29th ut-. OF
inflammation of the brain, SAMUEL w. SMITH,
formerly of this place.
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A e. 4 X -,
ANDREW McCLEARI s. CO,
Commission and Forwarding NIcI chants
PORK PACKER $.

PORK PACKERS.
On Canal, bef,reen Min d Sycamore streets,
INNATI, ONO
WV ILL receive and sell Flour, Whisky,
w Pork, Bacon, Lard, Linseed Oil, and all
other articles Of Produce, and render account OF
sales forthwith, in all eases.
The senior partner. ANDREW MCCLEARY, late
of Rossyiile, Ohio, soIcits from his old fric nds
and acquantances, share of their business.
July 6, Is47 No 2S-3m-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-06

Officers Davidson ard Ruifin succeeded
s,erdny, in nrresting number Of coun-
terCei,ers. Tho rnscn's were caught ut the
work, md the platos secured by tho off
GERS. Three Of the coun,erfciters arc in
iaii. Thanks TO the vigilance Of Mcssrs.
Davidson and Ruffin.-Cin. Chronicle
July 9.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-07-06

The St. Louis Union of tho 18th, noti-
COS a most destructive frcshoi in Black
River, III. 1t is stated that in Is hours
the water roso % feot, and all tho mills
and dams on tho river were washed away.
and largo amount of property lost.