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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10

NEwpoRT, (Florida) Jan 26.-There vessels in
port but what engag ed full and the rates of freghs
given for the past week are on square bales lc on
round-wih little prospect Of decline for the present,
feghts in the other Gulf ports also equally high
and great demand for shipping.
SAVANNAH, jan 5-Foreign are brisk with upward
tendency. Last week shipments we're made At IA for
square, and 9Sc for round bales cotton to Liverpool
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10
Bv Last Nights Southern Mail.
Herald Marine Correspondence.


Arrived brig Home, Crowell, Boston; schs Copy, Tay
or Nantucket. Amazon Steel Imam York; Leeseurg An
hire Fatt I'm Boston. I'D briggs DAVID Heushaw, Pink
ham Cork market; Ida Setson Port Prince; Frank
lin Bates, Kingston JAM schr Rustling, Westcot New
York.
BALTIMORE Feb 9--Arr schrs Rideewav, Spaulding,
Arecibo; Josephne, Latouete Yok-repos IN the 20.
tomac ship, supposed the Alexander Leeds from London
and Boston packet brig Also schs Amelia Smith,
YORK; Neimon Seaman, do Cid schr Diamond, HALL
York Sid bark Orion Myers Liverpool; schr Sarah Ann
Roe, N York;
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvERPooL-Packet ship henry Clay-Fredsric WOOD Of
Geo so' and sdy Miss Nsr
York; Mrs 1edk samuel, nd dsuEhe, phiiadelpha
De Blaquer, Frazier, George Sherlock New York; Z
Beatley Baltimore: Henry Cohen lady, child and servant,
Boston,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10

Miscellanoous Domestic Markets..
BosroN, Feb. 6-The export Of domestic cotton goods
from this port during the month of January, 3l7
bales and cases.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10
Worelgu Irnporttalons.

CAleurrAshi Raablers;ss bags in.eed 2, bales
hid sa. soppss Macy
sAkin ( lIonsides-s2 cks 9 Mo.ewsod-aoc s Wight,
Cspp eoso tons pig roa sio.sOn CO Of Providence
"a pkg; Roah Z son-4a cs J. Gihon co,4s anvis 4
OK. c. Van Wagner Tncker-lcs bales Patton Stew
arts es AtterbaIy co-2 do FslsousI.9 cts c.
fa cs1s 6: 90 Hsysr-s
OK q Ball. fs".s BIGoa.17 b: Rich.,d.or =
D R %s Bssissl Do
wight urge. sh.-.sek Newb,S- s5sts; 4 sls
satin: Go-s bale: KsS.1d.ea %si.osa Wsf
s.sst ss:s: Hs.!fsSy
syms-s do Fellows 4 Coll cssk. Townsend Sayre y
Ga I'LL Do bk. crate b g u anvils Y Heye5-
Ss.' Bryce co sheldon
BIothen-s q Rsnai:ton Dissyow- brow. Gaze. g
! Ci.Tt-soo b1. tin Phelps. Dodge s Co-so sra,el;
Shaw-2' DO II cks Chaunssy 4 Co-s2 sIa'ss g k.
eE .s %of s G.spsa Phsip cS1asadea
Bliss-so toas coal Taylor Mer,-2as cks IS bales 80
brick
.p Sssa eo sS Gs1 si Msa1nhf
Persse & Brooks-ss Sands, Fuller cot R ush-2
ps 0s s %
Fireman. Brown, ssays DnaSs-4 tsg az LII
Sands Fa Hs9 WEIR bs S
Smith. Thuagar & CO.'S bxs 40 cks to orde'
Hs5ba Sb HoHshSS S. 'E s 0a ISn
1850 bags A Hubbsrd-i3 hhds 60 order
lis DO iharston- Oliver Casds-7 logs mahog-
CAsDrSX.~BIr Achafala, a2al hhds % tics molasses
BELIZE. Hon-schr NIe-i57 logs mahogany Alexandra
- bxs specie 1900 lbs old copper Labouisse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10

MArANzAs, Jan. 2s-The cargo Of rice by the Msgno-
liz sold at l0 rials at 40 to 90 days Three caIgoes
from your port at Havana remain unsold. Molasses
scarce and held at rails.
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NOTICE

NOTICE.
THE coparnership heretofore existing between the
day Dissolved by mutual consent The outstanding debts Of
the firm will be settled by Mr. Brooks whom all debts
due cones n must be paid, and in h. Of which
he il akhonzed to use the name Of the firm;
H. BROWER,
SAMUEL BROOKS.
New York, Jan. o. l8tT. j26 lmsc
CODA WATER AND APPARATUS. J. Matthews, No
- 1871 Third Avenue N " manufacturer Of all che modern
used for the manufacture. drawing or b?ttng
soda Water photographic plate, with printed directions
for the making Of soda Water syup aso for the put
ting Of the apparatus and It's &c will
apparatus. feb7 Inn IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10
Pa ssenRers Arrive

Passengers Arrived.
CALcUrTA-Snip Kambler-W 4 Willis, Mrs Brown and
three children.
CHAKLEsToN-Ship Chare stonH choocaaft and lady;
w WaJdng and lady; Geo w Tuttie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10
Domestic Importatlon.

CHARLEsroN-Brig George-s5 ties rice BuckmeysIIsi
bale: cotton Emory-loo Pierce keen.3 SpodGad fss
h-53 to order 49, .
HARLEsroN-Ship Charleston-i9S bales COTTON Hicks
co-62 Drake, Mills co-2as Sprague, Robinson co-293
Silas Bronson-36 Drake Mills cc-2y w rhiPsI2o2
Hicks coo casks AtwateY x Nulf0rd73 Muller
col bx mdze Smith, T Chapman i bdi Beldtn
BIZ J u GsegOry-l ase 4 Reed-l Vim faterson--l6
Tbbets-lo bis waste cotton Buckley Grokin-
! box mdze H I Cooley. .
CHARLEsroN-Brgs usan-so tics rice II bales Ad
ans & Hswthorn-60 5poff0rd, Tlleston co-284 Phil
lips-55 w Mott-32 cks Boden-l fierce know
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-10

SUB TREASURY IN THE VISTA United States
agent arrived in st Louis day or two since,
from Galena Illinois, with thousand dollars in spe
Gle, consigned to Capt Bell of the arsenal at an ex
psnse of eighty dollars Eight per cent the amount
transmitted We do not know the exact rate Of exchange
st. Louis at 0aena II cannot be than one fourth
of one per cent discount. At that rate, merchant
would remit Thousand dollars for two dollars and
6fty cents-St Louis Republican.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
Thy pro~ess will have won.

Moaz MoauoS D.tFlcCL~IFs.-IAo s..
Louis Union Of August 2j.a says Tint =
gentleman who arrived in there on We
nesdav. about , O'Clock. y. ". reports
that tho A n,i-Mormons III Lee county,
Iowa. between Charleston and Montrose.
hnvo been engaged In s.onln9 the houses
Of the Mormons who reside ,herc. On
Wednesday or Thursday night last. they
made an attack upon Tho house OF Mr.
Hatch, n revolutionary soldier
At tho time Of tho attack, tic old gen
.lcnan nd his vito woro IN bod, he arose,
requested his wi:a to DO still, took his r.
nc ard wen. out to ool. after tho nssnil-
ants. Mrs. Hatch becoming uneasy, also
got up, and went out. Tho oid gentleman
sa w ter III tho dark and snpposing her :,
be ono of the assni!an,s. fired n, and Kill
led her instantly; tho ball taking effect III
her side.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07

YsNIIS House formerly known as the ITEM
I perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been rciitted up in a
superior style, with the design of making il one
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller, liz the western country.
The suhsc riher, also takes great pleasure i'm
informing his old friends, and the travelling com
munitv generally, that his TABLE shall be, Gas
heretofore. while occupying the Richmond Hotcl)
ST: nolied with Tie choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE Is large and Convenient, and is
attended by tn very best Of Oster&, and suppl
"a with the best or .provender.
He feels confident that ne pains that shall be
taken 10 make those who may v,ourn with him,
comfortable, and Sat IIome,'' will warrant him
in asking share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most IA
vorahle terms. h BROOKINS.
Richmond. Feb. ., 1917. 52-'45. ltf.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
IT ALWAYS CURES

, - NTH s Tonic SYRuP oAy EGETAsIE FEBR1ft-GE,
~ FOR THE SPEEDY AND RADICAL CURE OF FEVER
AND AGUE OR CHILLs AND FEVER The Proprie-
tor, IN offering this remedy the public does so
with full confidence, that its results will sustain
him IN pronouncng it of the most valuable
remedies ever offered to the public. as a speedy
and et!ectual cure for Agae and Fever or Chilis
and Fever
Its composition is very simple. being entirely
OF Vegetables and it does contain any thin
which would render its IL the least unsafe as
( a popular medicine.
Combining with its powerful aud gene raj Tonic
properties Catharc and sud orific ction it ca n
be used with perfect safety without any prepare
ton of the patient in the commencement of the
attack 1t corrects and prevents the febriIe excl
ternent which usually attends and so often de-
feats in its early use, Quinine and the other
remedies. IN the treatment OF Ague and Fever or
Chilis and Fever. In the proper dose it acts as a
milo Laxative, and encourages natural and
healthy action OF the bowels, whilst at the same
time its gives tone TO the stomach and promotes
general health action Of the digestive organ,
and thus in morbidly weak ned habits, restores
the system to health and vigor. In Costive and
Bilious habits it sometimes acts as an Enetc and
Cahartic, particularly when given in large
doses,) ana thus cieanses at the same time, both
Stomach and Bowels, and promotes i profuse
perspiration.
In Fever. generally. it will be found a mos,
valuable Tonic, for. whilst il gives tone to the
system. its DiIaphoretic and Laxative properties
guard the patient from the Reproduction Of Fe-
yer. Prepared By WILSON STARBIRD
& SMITH, Louisville, XIV.
EEEAgents and Country dealers supplied by
F. MERRYWEATHER, General Agent for
Ohio and Northen Indiana. Third st. opposite the
Post Office. Cincinnati. Hhio-
For sale in Richmond. by DR. ] Howci's and
Irwin Reed, Liberty. w ilson < Anderson.
Richmond Sept. :, 1917.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07

U.G;E,.r IMPORTANT 70 TIE y GsT.-!t has bee
long thoagAt that the citizens Ct the West were
10 better times IL regard to the bilious dsca-
SIS with a" diclI portions Of our noble country are
visited. The t5.ls Hefi>:ae is II length offered
rs b. the celebrated Graten5erg Company
'iha.r advertise :ael4t IS n another co!ann, TO
winch tie attention Of every man, woman and
child .hoHii be Immediately gwen. Tor sale ~
James Elder, at the Pcs Office Boo, Stare, Rich
lnond. Ia; BY Lewis D-v-. tine Ne, Paris
.,t, :,osto..iee AMI at Hoilow4y,s Book store.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
Rea! Estate at Auction.

TsVKE undersigned VIII sell at public auction
3 on Wednesday the 9th inst. tie pleasant
brick residence on the corner Of franklin ana
Spring streets, now occupied by w :. Add!e-
man. The house is Two stories high, AMI fall
lot.
Also, i two story brick house on w ushlngton
Avenue, now occupied by Mrs. Bilss-
Also, 4 lot containing about one acre, on Front
street, Immediately south of Hornrys Smith
shop, with a pork house and good stable IL
Also a lot Market street. with several small
tenenents 4.
Will a,,o offer for sale the same day ,
acres of land. two-and half miles east of Rich
lnona, on the national road.
The tito will be made indisputable The
terms will be one third cash in hand--one third
in year, and the other third III two years -
This property is all desirable aud Will be sold at
fair rates. JOIN SNi IL
Sept 9TH, lei7. SITS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07

A Calhoun PAPER IN WAsH:NGToS.--
Tho Washington correspondent Of the
Baltimore Sun, under date Of l1.a aust,
says:
II have row before mo circular letter,
which hayo jus, received from Charleston,
which is signod by Daniel =. Hngar, Wade
Hampton, and sixteen others of tho most
worthy and Influential citizens of South
Carolnn, calling upon tho South To aid
them in the establishment, At Washingt9n
Of paper which shall "rctlect the pubic
sentiment of tho South on the abolition of
tho W llmoi Proviso question:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
iFrom the Cincinnati Atlas

TO THOMAS CO8sE-iH.
stand forth and brave the taunts AM sneer
Aaa s!anderous wor4s Of those
Who, all unblushinsiy, Yroc!a aim
Themselves thy bitter -oes
Their bold and brazen checks should wear
The crimson flush Of shame,
That such as tbcy shoulI seek 70 cast
A stain upon thy n9ne.
a. we'll Tile ~ 5iIu'- noisy cry
Gould stay the Eq2l-'s eight,
A. words Of theirs have power % turn
Thee from thy pathway bright
Then onward IN thy 1rig..t career,
Oh:o's aoJ,est son,
And soon the modest gift we have,
Thy proHess will have won.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
RICIIEOND HOTEL:

CORNER or MAIN AND MARION SITS, RICHMOND, fA.)
EO>ltEss w. GILBERT, respectfully in
81 forms his friends and the Travelling pub
lie, that he has resumed the Land lordshp of this
well and t2yorahly known HOTEL, and he is
prepared to make Travellers comfortable. A
good and attentive Ostlcr is at all times ready
to take charge of Horses, and the stable is well
supplied with provcnder. His charges urc rea-
souab!e.
Feb. 9. SIT. r39: 'tJtfl
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
LUMBER. OMEN. AND
Nj a HI y F. s y

"HE subscriber wishes 10 eNchanre a
L Thrashing Machine for Lumber-a Yoke
OF large Oxen for Cash, and has Travelling
Machine To Rent Sell. F.W. ROBINSON.
u shop on Main street--west of Burk 5 Stable
hiehmond, September :. lSi7. 37:ots
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
STCCkT0NS TEETH.

4 SUPPLY Of Stockton's superior Porcelain
n TEETH. just received aud for sale
DR.. HOWELL DRUG STORE
Richmond. August 3!st 1911. 3s3:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
Admins Ator's Sale.

/ : He undersigned will offer at public sale, at
the late residence Of James 2. Thomas
six ,oIe, North East of Richmond. on Friday,
the o,h DAY Of October, 1871: Horses, Cattle
Hogs, s5nsco. one four-horsc Wagon, one two
horse Wagon, " neat, Oats, Bariey, Hay, Flax
and Clover Seed. one Thrashing Machine, Farm
ing Lian-iI., " Sat Fan. & variety OF Houseflo.tt
ana Kitchen Furniture, Corn in the field, one set
Of Blacksmith Tools. ana set OF Carpenter
Tools, ana many other things too numerous to
mention. u \ credit Of twelve months on all
sums exceeding three dollars Further terms
will be made known on the day OF sale Sale TO
commence at 0 o'clock. A. VI. of SAID dav
HENRY w. THOMAS. Admir-
September 9th, 1871. 37ts
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07

JUDGE JOINS TEsr.-Wo had The pleas
ure on yesterday morning Of meeting our
venerable and esteemed friend John Test.
of Mobile. A Ia banIa, bat formerly OF tins
State. There arc many dcar associations
clustering around the :nomorJ Of this citI-
zen. He served in various offices IN tho
carly history of tho State, and so conduc
ted himself that tho breath Of SANDER
never dared 10 utter word against his
public honor or private character. llo is
now in rather poor health,an on visi; 10
his friends in this State. He Will find
many warm hands and hearts during lis
soiourn with US. May no have many evil
donscs that the people are not ungrateful
for his former labors and cxcrtions for the
prosperity of this State. Such tosllmon-
ies are moro grateful 10 the heart. now IN
his retirement. than all the honors or pro-
fits Of office BrookviIlo American.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
TO Sinking Fund Borrowers:

~ HERE interest was due ard unpaid on the
w first day Of July last, on loans from the
sinking Fund the lands mortgaged in security
will be advertised about the first day Of October
next, 10 be sold on the seconI Saturday OF Dec
enlber next, ccording to law, unless payment
be made before advertising. Where not more
than years interest prior to SAID lst OF July
last may be due, and the security is deemed suf-
ficient, and the borrower unable to pay; present
payment of such interest Will not be cxacteG, If
the borrower shall forward to this office written
.rreeinent 10 pay interest on the interest so due
and withheld, a form Of which is gwen below.
=, MORRISON, President.
SINKING FUND OFFICE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
Sd WILDLY CC!c bratCsi E.ady and Gem
giPsEstH ATtEstGs.

the acme Of their profession tie mos, numerous
one cree We Mss si rde eeslfa,,d
Nlchol>, }. W. >lnith J. Mel araIid. join. Shi..,e
Ko ei@[ fGg ' bacAT'4 4 !, HaldIa r
Brown, Sam. johnson, q Q kuagp s.ex Rock
well, Jos Wiley h sparks. " Russo. j Aaar,s.
I. Eyerts. NJ. Wayne, q Thompson, L Wheeler
Wright s. Sc Masters Harvey Waters and
Tie tong Ill, or.tc Gown c 3. KNAFP and tlai
ALEX ROCKWELL. III. d GhcTEsQUEs.
pfoLounced by nccl'IHaiion ~ tie NOZZLE
FINEp OF Great Britain, at The LONDON OPERA
81, 10 be the eorca OF elgtrns. The tie
c"Hprti.on OF The coIumediens oT EuTol.e Ia l!s
ureiAo"s PROJECT The same r'sld :diers.nee 10 pure
taste and refine Jnolt HAT >f,.a2c'y displayed ia
dne eha>ie ana beaurul outfit, and l.s-~erit.tay
novel and interesting tcats. Mi lie peculiarly 90
servei N the nt'Eih OF Tie coiGtdeIs
For tie fr"sFa..7e OF i.e Concert Sy.ief~S of The
Performances aud pran,"'.s Persona. u tie Divert
s>tnrItS. Et',l>, '','Iu,fe~ I'a,,t iII.e, see
Pamphlets and Descriptive >!ertz.
Admission tl,c who!r ou,5 - q n.s.
The Manager takes pleasure announcing that
IN addition 10 his moGstFous troupe, he has, al an
enormous expense, secured the services of the
gcatest Female Equestrian of the age,) MADAM
MARIE MACARTE. the wonder OF Europe
and America. Also. MONS. MACARTE. the
Champion Vaul,er of Europe. NJ. ] LIPMAN,
THE CHAMrIoN V>rLrER THE WORLD, and ii.
NEEDHAM, the celebrated and accomplished
Eqestrian Director.
Ibis Company exceeds any COMPANY in the
I States in magnificence and spIendor outfit
and for EoUEsTRIAS TALENT and Music 1T CH.L-
LENGEs THE WORLD.
NONE CAN EQUAI. IT rs there is but one
NED KENDALL. and but one MADAME
MARIE NACANTE.
THIS company III have the honor of perform
ing IN Richmond, on Irslay. Septic rllber 4th for
one dag oat7- Doors open at > P NJ. aad o'c1 K
IN the evening.
The company Will also perform in P.iua. sept.
20th Troy, DIST: Dayton POD; Eaton, a}d, and
CaEbEloge CITY, SATURDAY.. Set. -5ti,.
E,eh:s.o.i SEPT. 7th, Sir. 37.at
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07

GrThe Chinese on board tho Junk at
New York, il is stated, cat rats. cats and
mice with an astonishing relish. They
nre dark-colorcd, and resemble our North
American Indians.
SALARY OF JUICES IN New YoRK.---Un-
der tho new Constitution. in Now York.
the Judges of the Superior Cour, are to
receive $40 aweok Judges of tho Common
rieas sou week each. aud Judges of the
Supreme Court $50 week each.
CYAN editor "away down East" who
had Just returned from Court. whore he
was several DAYS on jury. saws it is very
hard work for him 10 refrain from cheat
ing somcbody--he is so full Of law.
Rant fanny around tho roots Of peach
trees, and the peach worm will no, after
wards disturb them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
SINKING Fund OFFICE.
Indianapolis, Aug %, ISL


FORM OF Agreement
81 agree to pay interest upon the interest due
and unpaid, the of $, procured by
me from the State Of Indiana, through the Com
missioners Of the Sinking Fund.
Given under my hand this -- day
Of - loi7.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1847-09-07
4 PR!NCEi.Y FORTUNE.
her side.

4 PR!NCELY FORTUNE.
Has been proftisc!y lavis'Icd, and the service Of
200 MECHANICS AND ARTISANS!
OF Acknowledged Taste AMI Il gens.ity, Ats.t in
Gems ant u.sit;cE fer Tive Months, n designing
AID IzecUt4ng the APpu1tera-ces and Properties
c! th1s Gigantic Scheme, Il y-1 OF pnprecc-
deIted Eagnfcence, resulting IN the exquis-
&c Mechanical Gems, and the NEST gratifying
Chef d'.euvres CT American Skill
EENDALL'S BRASS BAND
- Picked Musicians, Lus'rous Uniforms.
of celebrity in both llemSphcFt- TO which
band aspires. led by the lfIAIORIAL IDW ARD
KENDALL, whose fame lie JAI11 @ lC, E3l \.
e. q, has penetrated every circle winch music
has access at once gives tie Fure ana ADM
rable anIuscueHts OF the Monster Circus, WHEELER IN
Iead!ng the IMMENSELY FATENpEp PROCESSION IN
the GC4G4GE5 glElEElL MGG1g G..
awakening HE echoes oi he sheets nLc 81 G4-ED
II Is 8g2IE G2P2sZHLEE- s9,E--E .
etitln"r piio>fng the srrio Inlaiice INTO
SOIREE MUSIC ALEt
uui The least attractive feature IN which viii be lie
never tc be forgotten
SOLO pom His MAGIC VET,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
NOTl(iE,


Il HAVE ibis day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TREE who has been employment for several years
old sand Of 18th and Cary
street. style fWM ANDERSON CO. os The purpose Of
conducting Wholesale Grocery and General Conm business
Domestic Goods, Cotton Yarns SC
products and of the state ard have
rFed DAVID ANDERSON J conduct the
grocery and department Of said business His expert
and that branch Of the business too well
kn make them and have also made
ARRANGEMENT Mr. FRED. ANDERSON TO aid the
tobacco who has long been familiar and
timaey acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal viii 10 made Of groceries do
nestle sood tobacco wheat pig IRON and any articles Of
general trade. WM. ANDERSON, JE
February let, lSI7.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
CLARET WINES.

4 HAVE now on hand, 100 boxes CLARETS,
comprising general assortment from priced TO
some Of the best brands which er ft
sale At moderate prices Persons who prefer buying
casks VIII md to their interest order through
Agent IN New YORK Judge OF these wines ve,y
careful in has selections and buys them only hand
My sock Of genuine Imported Liquors
pete well stock OF segars and
mend athese aeesio the my and the pubic
ap 30 No . Rreb,ng. Ro.k R,....o.S ".
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
NOTICE.

y consequence Of the state of my health. | have
tins day with aWn from the RrsISEs and be
succeeded oy my two nephews Mr. r. e. Gwathey Mr
w Gwathfney- under the firm Of R. GwATHMEY L. CO sho
vii realm the oil stand shokoe Warehouse which have 20
long occupied.
BEG leave 10 solicit the patronage my friends and eu,
tomrs IN behalf Of The above naympt
OF those indebted without delay.
ROB. GwATHMEY
Richmond, LIST December, Isi6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-21
SUPERIOR CANTON MATTINGs-MAr Io,h.
w ARD q .JEN KINS

NoULD respectfully hose wishing TO
purchase, 10 examine and
White Plaid and plain white Mating Of ali widths nom
- tot This o h from the Importers IN N
YORK, and vii be sold of prices addition
above have for reduced prices large lot II igran
ply, and BRUSSELS Capetipg Csc per yarr also Bru
sells and Weiton Hugs AZ all prices WARD i'm lNs,
m 10 TAI, Main Street agile Row
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Il HAVE Store grmeut, the following ebo,s-
braid. Of sEGARs which selling At low Prices by whole
sale and retail
5000 small Plantation
5000 Upmsn Havana
5000 Washington Pressed Regain
5000 do large size very hne
4cOl La Empris Havana, do
10000 Pelon, brown and hight
5000 Upman Paniunas
1000 Negro brand Principe
5000 Oscafo do do
5000 Steamboat do
1000 Herman CoIVs' Fanifllas
25oO London Dos Famas very Old
$500 nabueo Go
1890 Iberia, rich htvour,
9eOO o'OodviIe Panitilas 100 a
80 dozen genuine Seafarlaui Smoking Tobacco
100 DO Oronoko do do
100 do Mes-rs G p Miller q Co.'S 90 do
Peuons in wan; Of gool SMOKE will please eanat
JOHN OLDNERa
my IL VIM and Liauor Store
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NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.
Successors of ur. Robert Gwathmey.
Z. GWATHMEN and W W GWATH

MRY hays this day formed Copanership, under the 6m
Of x. &. GWATIlMEY co.
Their business will be exclusively Commission one for the s,
teHHf Predses Frlland they secured the Old stand
near shkoe Warshou 80 long occupied By Mr Gwah
rl and nave keWse engaged the Mr. Tempe
ncy who 10 80 well known to the public Of Trsrs
be prepared TO grant reasonable advances properly
hanl ana hope BY asdy and business share
a fair portion Of public patronage. x G. GwATUnFY
Ri,hmond lot Dec 90 w w CN ATuNpy