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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE NUT
TED STATES


In pursuance OF an act Of Congress, ap-
Il proved on the eleventh day ofJuly, 1916,
eniitleI IAN act 10 authorize the Presiden,
of the United States 10 sell the reserved
mineral lands in the States of Illinois apd
Arkansas, and Territories Of Wisconsin and
Iowa. supposed to contain lead ore."
JAMES X. POLK, President Of the Unit
ed States Of America. do hereby declare and
make known, that public sale will be held
al the Land Office al DUBUQUE, in the
Territory of IOWA, commencing on Mon.
day. the eighth day Of March next, for the
sale Of the public heretofore wiihheld
from sale on account Of The valuable lead
mines therein, within the following town.
ships and fractional townships, known as
the rich lead mine district. to-wi,: ..
North Of the base line aud east Of the .ftlh
principal meridian.
Townships eighty-eighr, eighty nine and
ninety, and fractional township ninety one,
of range one.
Township lightweight. and fractional
townships eigh'y-nlne, ninety and ninety
one, of range Two. -ess ~
Township eighty seven. and fractional
townships eighty. eight and eish'y-nine oil
range ihrce.
Fractional townships eighty seven and
eighty eight. OF range tour.
Frac,ionalownshlp eighty seven of range
FIVE.
.>srth Of The base line and ,Dest of the fifth
principal meridian.
Township ninety, and fractional township
ninety one. OF range one, 49,
Fractional townships nienty one, ninety
two and %ine,y three, Of range two.
Township ninety two, range three.
Lands appropriated by law for the use OF
schools, military and Other purposes, will
be excluded from sale; also all quarter quar-
ter sections covered in whole, or in part, by
those mining leases, which shall not be de-
lermined by the day fixed for the commence
ment OF these sales.
Pre- empton claims will not be allowed
10 any Of the above lands. until after they
have been offered at public sale, and becom.
subject TO private entry; and all of such
lands as contain mine or mines OF lead ore
actually discovered and being worked. will
be sold in such legal subdivision or subdivi.
sions as will include such mIae or mines, a,
not less than Two dollars and fifty cents pc
acre.
lhe sale will be kept open for two weeks.
(unless the lands are sooner disposed OF and
no longer; and no private entries OF land
in the townships and fractional townships
so offered will be admitted until after the
expiration Of TWO weeks from the COM
mencement Of said sale.
Ia further execution of the said act.
have caused the Commissioner oil the Cen
eraI Land Office 10 publish with this procia
matIon a trief description of the mineral re
,pI,, tka. i,z 4, L. <,E, h..
lands aow offered for sale. which he has
prepared from o..:..cc;ai documents and other
means Of information
Given under my hand at the City OF
Washington. this Eth day ef September,
Ammo OomsnI, one thousand eight hunLret
and (orly-six
BY the President:
JAMES K. POLK.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
VIRGINIA HOTEL.

81 LoClS w ~.
dissolution OF Par.nership-The co.
- partnership heretofore existing between
the Undersigned. under the style Of STARR
4 GREEN, has been this day dissolved b,
mutual consent. A demands due 10 the
firm have been transferred to John H. Spar.
and by him all outstanding debts will be ad-
justed and paid. JOHN H. SPARR.
ALONZO GREEN.
ST. Louis. October IS, ls45.
TH E Undersigned having, by purchasing
= his late partners interest, become soIe
of The above House. would avail
himself OF the occasion and offer his grateful
10 his patrons and friends
who have so kindly paronized the House
under the late Erm, and would beg to as
sure them and the public. ,ha. he intends 10
continue TO merit support to the House
by strict attention to the comfort of his
guests, and moderate charges.
ot' ID 40. JOHN Fl. SPARR
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31

Washington, visiting lady in his neigh
borh God, on leaving the house, little girl
was directed TO open tho door. He turn
ed to the child and said
''I'm sorry, my dear, to give you Sc
much trouble" II WISH" she replied,
sit was to let you in"
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
Cabin ct Making and Under.
taking.

HE undersgnedrespe ctfulIy informs the
citizens Of Iowa City and vicinity. that
he still continues to carry on the above bus
mess in all its various branches at his old
stand, on Clinton street, few doors south
Of the public square. Persons wishing TO
buy good and cheap furniture, will find it 10
their advantage to give him a call.
~ He is provided with good hearse.
and will attend al all times 10 The business
Of an undertaken
PETER ROBERTS.
Iowa City, Jan. q. 1916.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31

A ToAsT.-O Old Bachelors: May they
Dc compelled to to cut out their own
clothes with half pair Of scissors Ill the
days Of theirlives.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
TO RENT

nNE OF the most convenieu, farms in this
~ neighborhood, on The Burlington .oad, 3
miles below Iowa City under good Inproyv
ment-havlns dwelling mouse. barn, a
&c cd well. and lao acres of The best bottom
land in the highest state Of cultivation. In
qnire of JAS. MACINTOSH
Iowa City, Nov. II, 1875,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
JAMES Fl P1pER,
.acting Com. cfths Gen. Land Otic,

: The lands in the mineral regions, embsac
cd in the snove proclamation OF the PIesI
den, of the Uau, d STATES, are believed It
contain the richest mines Of lead mat have
yet been discovered; The ore ,leIulns ahou
eighty per cent. CT pure metal. Copper
also, has been found IA this region in con.
siderable quantities.
Great advantages are said to exist for the
manufacture Of lead in various forms, par
licuIar'" into .a"i: The river banks being 50
elevated as TO require ,,..1le 70 no expense 10
tue erection t I towers; and the ore. hon. =;
great purity. may be manufactured into shoi
by the first smelling.
The location OF these mines being near the
Mississippi nver, affords great facilities OF
transportation, the average cost IF which to
81. Louis is about fifteen cents per hundred
pounds. The soil is represented as being
unusually fertile. producing all the small
grains in great abundance, and furnishing
excellent Tango tor catile-thus presenting
equal Inducements 10 The asricul,urist and
the miner.
The DUBUQUE mines in fractional
townships eighty eight. eight nine, and
ninety, CT range two east, situated on the
banks Of the Mississippi, are considered the
most important; the DURANGO mines in
townships eighty nine and ninety. of range
one east, are The next in value; and the
Ca mines in fractional township
eighty eIshi, OF range three east, also on the
river, are the ihIrd Other mines have been
discovered IN this region; and it IS very pro
bable tina, future explorations will bring 10
light Others as rich and productive as any
now known
JAMES H. PIPER,
-4cting Com'r The General Land Office
September 5lh 1876.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31

$50 II, Boots!"--A Mrs. Boots, Of this
State, has left her husband and strayed to
part unknown. We presume the pair are
rig hts and let's. We cannot say, how.
ever, that Mrs. Boots is right but there
is on mistake that Mr.. Boot: is left.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIM
ANTS

Every person entitltd TO the right OF pre-.
emP'ion TO any lands within Inc limits o!
me townships above enumerated, is requir-
eu 10 establish the same 10 the satisfaction
o. tue Register and Receiver Of the proper
land office. and make paymen, therefor. a,
soon as practicable after seeing hi, notice,
and before the day appointed fer the CON-
mencemen' of the public sale OF the lands
embracing the tract claimed; otherwise such
claim will be forfeited
JAS. Fl PIPER,
Acting CommISr the Gen'l Land Office
sep 10 n29
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
zl0uSe CARPENTER. n,,a Joiner.

zi0HSe Carpenter 0ssA Joiner
THE undersigned takes this method of in
j forming his friends and the public gen
orally, that he is prepared TO execute any
work in his line Of business. in the bes,
manner and most modern style.
SHOP on College. between Clinton and
Capitol Streets. where he is prepared al the
shortest notice and in the bes, manner, to
fill any bill for
Sash, Windo,c-b blinds, Shutters, Doors Sc.
Orders from distance shaIlieceive prompt
attention. THOMAS SNYDER.
Iowa City, March %. lS46.-y7
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI.
TED STATES.

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNI
TED STATES.
In pursuance Of the fourth section Of She
act OF Congress, entitled IAN act 10 es.
'ablish an aduuional land Office in Iowa."
approved Slh August, 1876, |. JAMES X.
FOLK, President OF the United States OF
America do hereby declare and make
known, that | have this day designated
IOWA CITY as the site Of the land office
for The Iowa district, in the Territory OF
Iowa, created by said aci; and ,ba, said of.
ice will be, and hereby is, established al
tina, city.
Given under my hand, &, the CITY Of
Washington. this fourteenth day OF
August, Ammo Domini. one thousand
eight hundred and forty six.
JAMES X. POLK.
By the Preside ut:
JAMES II PIPER,
Acting Commis'r Of the Gen'l Land Office
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31

a TTORNEYS and Councillors at Law
< and Solicitors in Chancery, will practice
IN the Supreme and District Courts of the
Territory of Iowa
All professional! business entrusted to heir
care will be promptly attended 10.
Oct Is, 1915. 37-v
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The above Periodicals are reprinted in n
York. Immediately on their arrival by the
British steamers, iu a beautiful clear lype,
OF fine white paper, and are faithful COPIES
Of the originals-B M.o.zIsE
being an exact fac simile Of the Edinburpb
edition.
The prices of the Re PRINTS are less hi IN
one third OF those of The foreign copies, and
while they are equally well got up, they az
ford all that advantage 10 the .7merican over
the English reader.
TERMS.
PAYMENT TO De MADE IN ADVANCE.
For any one Of the four Reviews. % 90
For any two, do 500
For any thee, do 700
For oil four Of the Reviews, 500
For Blackwood's Magazine, AGO
For Blackwood and the 4 Reviews, 10 90
~ Remiuances ard communication,
must be made in all cases without expense
to the publishers. The former NAV always
be done through a Postmaster BY handio.
him the amount 10 be RENTED, taking his
receipt and forwarding The receipt by mail,
Post pad; or the money may be enclosed in
q letter. Post paid, directed 10 the publish
ers.
*.*AH communications should be address,
ed (post paid)
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Publishers.
lyear--l he Fulton ST.. N. York
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Curtis Bates.

ATToRNEYASDC oUnsELLoR Ar Law AID
SoLIcroR N CHAvcEr,
Torg CIty, To,rs
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-03-31

PHILADELPHIA
NEW AND CHEAP
Umbrella & Parasol Mandatory.
10. lo4 a1arht Etr
NEXT DOOR EAST OF THE OLD STAND.
WIN. IN. Richardson
HAS withdrawn from the firm of w. &
H w. II. Richardson, and CONNIE aced
business on his own account at No. lOI
Marke. Street. between Third and Fourth
where he has for sale a full assortment OF
Umbrellas. ParasoIs. Parasolettes S. Shades,
OF the newest and best manufacture, al the
lowest market prices.
Cotton Umbrellas fair quality, 35 cents.
Silk do. do. do si,5O.
Othe lGoods in proportion. You are re-
specially invited to call and see them,
Philadelphia. Pa. Dec. 1868 ly
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.

Successors 81 VIZ. Robert Gwnthmey.
ID &. GWAEIlNEG and w. W. CIV ATH-
a. My have diy o,m.- g. partnership uni,f The firm
of o. g. GWATHMEY q 60.
Their hurinfss 'r-usvry Commission .b'
~ ,osHfv proIars rraerayand hey The Cd
WireJIc long occupied by SIR Robert Gwa'h
ey engaged The sefvi.cs of Mf Temp Gwa
ary pubic Saissaa Of Toia,eo
prepared reasonable advances properly
hand hope By asduiiy and attention business
q faf portion q public patronage. y a. GWA1HNfN.
Retmond iu Dec fG--W w W CWATHNEY.
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sAAuEL H.sSAr Secretary.
The subscriber Agent the Company prrparrd 10
receive applications for Life Insurance for
named viz for for life: any
exceeding 1000 single life The for
Of the intermediate not noted in the above
ven a' all other information interesting those desiring
insurance viii also be made known application.
ascs offered by this Company. believed equal
superior 10 those offered by other. either a.
Britain. IL n
Physician soeietyhe Family Physician OF the party
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New Law aud Medical BOoks,
LAL-M MLL MONK ALnML


nUNLAP'5 Palcy's Agency n treaties on
hs au OF PRINCIPAL aui fg.rt chtny wib reference
rsrfeane w. william raisy 40 Ediu1n ,I
duous hy " taoyi 40 Amrr rlu Eitpr. with rr'H.vr ac
u1fs by f0ba uu Itn.
rnrrhasra fflmt Tcates on The acton Of frnrn' new
fft.on cnnrrrf aui iuprav d.
,hsr nr fe fra.r ~ Wrlu Lectures ru'ir-t7
srfsf h 90 GO med cine c'mHrnf do cases 0 th .fL l
~ ta.bs.. D. Fhyac crfaori my 90 tne queer Se
Fensrt ~ Uterus Puccal TREATIES on INF imauon' o."
rrfat o. ana adutrn ~ the Uterus by " brnn't "
fsr on phfh o. Observation on he curabiV OF '1nslp
By new, sui panss mod Of treatment ~ 1T wa"
Of Nca ufeaus
Is 10 g. b. t4.HLa, Agent,
Usdet ~ Exchange.
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SUPERIOR VAENISHES

COACIi Furniture Jd pats .Ha-ueut
~ Iron Varui NJ superior qualify constantly nu hand Cor
r1ie qIa1uues suit purchasers
Tho quality Of au Vlrn.sh warranted
no27 DrVAL a PURCELL 90 Natprrgef
SUGAR ANB uOIAsSTs -N,w ur,ans surar. ysti,us
- rFd Trw Ors1ns NunaeH barrels. fumr quail. y. 10
hoe brown HAVANA sugar Jrt received and 0r r1e ~
d. WEBB. BACON q go
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kse5Ch's Medicines.
Unlike those ly one iaust, cure
al M s-.s each 30 qaluon - garcuary designed l Gun, some
specific lliogathr complaint synrJmatc
rt.5ur There are more than hiry different snl which are
composed hundred usI nal Ir
gradients OF vegetable gums oi
lark. aerr.s roofs ard bud.-of flowers ssves sni .-. f
gIrnn which mercury, anumouy, copper. other
poisonous OF live character paerr.urdi,s
,b,b n ,.,.t M. MOI de- t.r-fy. t the r1r,pt or r,ts
upon o.H.r ite case with deadly
poons Ttury arsenic copper al oer mners or mineral
author and graduate Of regularly incorporated Cos OF the Old
scho,ihousha member Medical College
ami Professor of SURG and Clinical Med Chartered s
"'l -".'t' 10 'n- e"htF-"' u"i 0" we" o." '' t-hnl VI
go high honor, withheld careful investigation 10 What aye
tr best the zufd ur's rem Tor d-1'e In Ne
u'a hofh h' 'ys hl'' spared Dc Aef ~ n nor s''n' 20
acquire knowledge o. tn pa,tee Of The mot noted
retaining G1m each srr ag tsi It9r- prara NY ysgs
he ust nave not u'-htH ben ah ue p coasre viii ROOF
and lsrAs and ans other pcgu have prof
valuable remedy, any improved method
n-''''' h H HI' -lfG''nT 'i ''riH'tl htf.s cn1ie
uac lrlc have 81 my F.r" sys
nsr President o the Sew York Coll OF
which based upon lrt.te1f J-tsrgsf Tlet ar.
generally jon; observers tufe and ofsn point
the physician auf 90, onf- r1tsrt ,e ao ava.d
The JnneN Of TIE Slie ni New foTs B-dcs an extensive
practice for m1nt BOO Che H pruIa. tfy fhe trrcd
unRuhea surgeons ann p}eans have afforded Ono 7pouHir
OF wne--r1 auf TEstlsH svtaY FAEEr .I rra't Asp ~
TRYING EVERY VARIETY uF PRACTICE. have ais, at
tened T1HH t'1na raf' 90 h' NiEb W. lNllbhAbf
where application We mad Cor m'ii.l Pysc
sufr and Mi"hry. Dunn hc Epirie lue AFatc Ch,c
a. under Che appointment ~ ue New fYF E1ad Of Health
rrtrr bed ior about u0uslnd nf r0rl either
p'.nH1ry COMO med aa'f 1he la'ouiuan ubHl have
e.e'ei from others he .glHInres q" clinical Efartre, ID. o.
Ihr bcisJ ~ g cE. AMI 'r improvements sII-i
hive mys ud. have brought mf into t' los on ~ prac
u.c Hch hove rHj BY repeated experience 20 Do ~
valuable AM that rIr.d ,tr,f school.
no. Mineral Aa. lt ss % utaq a 30 n-1ailn nc al
Of which havs tested by repeated erpcfH. .t."
Tee have h,r mus. f1rmany yol,ag befo ans
Of fatr Mrdici. grrtray Pills r.rl
rs, E,tr4er syfurs &C. srI 1i agufed reputation ur.If
i U .Hr IfI N lfarH. .uH f
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NEW LAW BOOKS.
VIE general Laws OF PennSy year 1900 % A.
pr % lei6' ChfDnologeary arranged, with
enres To all the decisions %
giving construction to aid Law and Index compiled
JAMES Dunlop Of PsbuT DIGEST of The ng
tamenaTy and Registry Laws Of the
references Ia the loadinE decisions
Of the States together with the Fom' of AcknoW
tate Relnqushment required By the Statutes
each, pTeced, by bofueusc l NJ To
the execution and operation Deeds Wills and follow
al BY Appendix Of The approved thee n
suuents being practical manual guide Lawyers public
officers and Of business by James Thornton late of Va
Just published, and Tor UUtNKER 4 MORRIS
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TOTHE PUBLIC.


1--WE my articles trial and Judge for yourself
Warrant them an TO be money
MY bAu LusrRAL HAIR RArivE-Th. ni,er.al, an
proved aud admired article free from
uai OIL and other destructive
" endsss beautifully bright and IA dsleAie nar
nee OF The lowers Han washed
reasingy .on aud uxuraht In btns
IN new hsr bald heads BY been mas
ha'ah and 10 turning falling
IMPROPER viii and
%nhaney by few applications of the Eau Lu.traL
h prcservaiive against bNiness.
heeuoas OF the sAn ON the head
INC falling Oh OF the hair aud turning grey.
IL the simple produce and Of some nj, .aI
.a TOT The hN end wed with
ndngsRes the Eperi. Capillary tube. OF IN. ac
on OF the Precipitation and OF dead particle. that
deposits fhs preparation rurincs rye. In beau
% so. ana ohncss and an agreeable and vviinr perfume
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is nerhausbe mine An which me
fienoe andstudy will always find e.cayae
acme wheh produces all that calls and which he
would do better perhaps 70 name adaptations.
For sale, Wholesale and retail. "
JULES HAUEI, rerflmer and Chemist
. No &c south M street, Philad.lphia
And by my Agents, Ginte Duval Purcell Duyai r Du
quesne Main street. Zaehr.son n,c,d .
Richmond Chs CotnE BEE Thomas Co. Psc.buTr and mos,
all the Druggists through the Union os
W Premiums was awarded at the Franklin Institute.
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ALENANDER'S TRiC0BAPHE!
Improvement OF 1916.

FsNHIS now and pOPuaT IIQUIU HAHN II u
since introduction, has met with Ntmpei but merit
M subscribers would inform The public that st
further mpro, ut lately made that stands
unp,reled coors either Black Brown inanta
nnuv and neither ofor the clothes and instead
inunr the lir imparts the beauty elasticity youth
Its sup will be every one upon single
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]. II. EUSTACE Y SON

ID ESPECTFULLi solicit the merchants OF
Virginia trading Passing Richmond
their Medicines and They
inducements they think will make their
intct~s,o onndu- dealings their
Cp.enE Bseswa1 exchange goods
the bighe. marsrt pt
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RICARDO'S
PALMA CHRISTIE P0NADE.

The Proprietor of this NEW and beautiful pre-
pAron confidently A. having '9Ha IN The wor
Tor mparng beautiful son and glossy appearance 10 the HAIR
pfanotiue its Grow h, and preventing Is falling ont
DR. JACkSONS BALSAMlC ELlAlR,
For Preserving ana RenutiTying the TEETH.
sind PURIFYING THE BRE~lIH
This article will he found invaluable, where
persons are Swelling Bleeding GE-ior when
nr and giving and them from Be-
r loose or deoayfor rendering delicious freshness to the
afI neuirzirg odour from bad Teethe bad breath oil
lsrs aud reuons who d-1rteed stmaehs This excel
lent and BAlsuc Whch implicit reliance may b.
placed approval o.; The most especahe th
scans Dentists both Europa and the uncf states
For .aIr Lv Duv4I X buval, r Johnston J. p l
val & TO- Eusaca = NJ Zachrss7n, A. Leslie, A 30
decker Biehzoad. Spowooi Robertson G. Corning Z
Co prssrg F. HIscAts'Ts J. Cooke F-earr1eks
burg and oy s principal nrrg- huFhout the = or Of
r. A. Wright, sole Agents for ihs T. s. PHILADELPHIA
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or AND SUGAR.

OH HHDS. New Orleans Sugar
~ rr.ks Winter HJ,fH 900
t1 Bot TluucfsOH
30 Casks Coal 600 ur. T1r Ply
a is-ioi uAvrSrJRr ALLEN a 60
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NOTICE.

a " consequence of the state Of my hoalh, have
day wiuwa rom he cosi'i-s1s Rryss., and yI pe
si..r,f.d iy my nrpbrw' M b. O. CFafhury NJ W
" gsahm-y, rrder the Df " q. GWATHWEY a CO. WIN
Will 90 stand -io-koe Warrhouse which
pur occupied.
log oa,- O. roc The patronage of my , friends ad
behalf of allow puei payment
OF thee inisb'oi ~ Iua without dei.y
ROB OWirnMEY
bel unud. y UrrfmHcf. 1910.
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For Preserving and Ecautifyi ing the TEETH.
u EI
Enrlner. of Yirginia.

M f. have determined TO offer every possible in
w farmers Of Virginia, upon tide wafer 20
bng ;hr podDce therefore tsnfer services
for nds the terms with The
our charges will be for wheat le peT ous
corn bushel sold fo cash sod upon
sales the usual g-aranee com
viii Be CHARGED.
had experience n bust
raiefs upon good
any personal nton 70 Ia branch
4 bu.nr determined effort shall be wanting %
r.p..r entire SUBTRACTION o may paIon.se
To our custom sell To those with whom
y. nav. no Mes HaTa Brothers
A Co warwi.I Ila sdaie Benz Sheppard and John NJ
Grtgory, Eco. GkLIIEh "ktII Et
~ If formerly Bel Tavernl
tAsH FOR RAGs-TIe -granklin MANI occurring Company
~ Intending Of Paper, VIII pay u
cash tue highest pfce Tor cotton Rags, rocrred
Country may parcels OF TIE suo4sE
JOHN RICHARDS,
Superintendent rankin Ma Comply.
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FRESH DRY GOODS.
DER schrs Greenway and Lynchburg, we are
Il receiving
Fresh Spring Prints, styles
SUPER Green Barge
Fen EO's and Rubenaceis Sewing SILKS
Black six
Cotton and Bingham Idkfs, new style.
Coates Spool Cotton
Black white Wgaus
Fine Brown Sh rings
Brown Hollands
Red Paddirgs sail Ducks
Lasting and Bocide Coat Buttons
Lasting, Satin and figured Six Vest Buttons
SuspendeT Buttons,
Patent Threads FOR sale Invyb
fe KENT, KENDALL A. ATN ATER
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KENT, KENDALL " ATWATER,
Importers aud wholesale Dealers,

I'INfIN
gEANE i'm store. and are now receiving, their
stock OF British, French and American nry Goods, for the
r trade comprising unusually and variety
which viii be they be bought market IN
I'M. country ana 10 which they respectfully the aenton o
the tride. hENI, kbNpALbS AiNHlEN'
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-24

CHOPPERS ISINGLASS.-Cooper's Ameri-
~ fc6rsd fsinRa-s nlkng blanc Mango, Table
A. Just received Tor Sae by UivAL n PURCELL.
I'll Druggists AZ. Main Street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-24

GRASS CLOTHS.-Wc are Just opening a
~ lot Ciaas Also
Waite Sls Illusion Thule
Chrrry cord FIotcHse
Enghsl Pms. Z. LATIEOp & VAN DErR-FS
No I Main street
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-24

TX BUSHELS FLAN SEED
~ hrkins Mountain Butter
I box fresh Roll Butter
10 bag' II athers-Ju,t received, for sale by
f. 10 GORDON 4 SKINNER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-24

COTTON YARNS. 5000 pounds superior
~ cotton Vans fls con'rnueut which ifpas
60 ,iI ..Ig rst.nuab. terms
rf CAPERTON A. CRUMP