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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07
NOI1CE.

Pursuant to the provisions Of the act Of
the Legislature Of the State Of Louisiana,
approved 7th April 1917 The following
specifications Of appropriation made at tho
June session Of the Police Jury Of the Par.
ISL Of East Baton Rouge being the a.
mount fixed for the Parish tax. for the
present year And required 10 be publish.
ed thirty days previous to it's final passage.
For the purchase of a suitabIe1
site for Public buildings a.
greeable tothe appropriation
for that purpose made at
the present session Of the
Jury. 100000
Expenses OF Elections 10000
Paupers 10000
Coroner 10000
Jurors 10000
Banks 10000
Police Jurors $4,000
Auditor 10000
Clerk Of The Police Jury 10000
Parish Attorney 10000
Arerarages 100000
Assessor o 10000
Contingent Expenses 1900 90
Accounts allowed this session 10000
Commissions to Collector and
Treasurer $4,000
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07
doom q ELLIOT

THE BEST HAIR TONIC. and resto
ratiYe ofthe hair: prevents its falling out, and
is certain torestore it and make it grow fine
and thick. For sale by
B. Jourddn,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07
BAroN Rpuur ttdg l0th
"a the EbrroR Of the
u. H. GAZETTE,

BIH;--At the re-
a,aat II many ofthe friends ga. NJ Duvr
tsa of Baton Rouge, you will please att
nat,prs him ~ a candidate Mt the ensuing
general election, for Auditor ofPnblie Ac=
counts. FLORIDA,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

DtBD.-On Wednesday the 4th instant,
"A the residence Of her father DR.. w. II.
sUofT, late Senator for Baton Rouge, In the
State Legislature, Mtss MANY ANNA so3rer,
aged sixteen years, a young lady possessed
Of amiable and endearlng qua litirB and ele-
giant accomplishments. Her befeaved and
much respected parents are sympathissd
with In the ifreparable loss they have sus.
tained. by every ihhabitant Of tho parish.
Thus, parents, relatives and friends, have
been deprived Of The ~eompanionship ofone,
whose smiles but lately promised q long
and hnppy life.
"As angels sport amid the stars,
And orown their brows with light,
She walked amid the flowers Of spring,
A creature Of delight
Stricken down In tho bloom and lowell
ness of youth, her place can never be Rllet
on earth. Tho bereaved may go to the
grave of MANY, and there pluck flower
such NJ are woven into the gerlands o
angcle--sueh as deck her w apiritua
brow--but the broken heart of the mourno
cannot be healed. .f..
May the Almighty temper this a%flictiv,
dispehsation to the good of all who knew
aud appreciated the virtues of the deceas
ed. Il.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

NO CURE NO pay, 5 gross Fahnestock
Vermituge warranted to be genuine for worm
for sale by
or Darts Druggist
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

DEPARTURE From rus GARRrsoN-Cn
"Wednesday evening, Captain Sheppard Of
the Il. =, A. who has been IN charge Tor
several montbs, or tho troops stationed Al
this place, embarke on board steamer
Rainbow with a number Of recruits on
their way to the seat Of war in Mexico.
The many excellent qualities ofCaptain
Sheppard endeared him to al those who
had The honor ofhis society, and we hope
60 see him return covered with glory, but
not with scare,
AR, Montan,s Geld piece, che Ioudest re.
porter ofimportaut events in the town Of
BATON Rouge, was called into requisitior
during the whole Of the time the Rainbow
remained az the landing,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

LvuauM,@Au interesting debate waB
held before the Lyceum on Wednesday
evening, which WAS attended Ivy q hume.
rous aud respectable audience,
The subject WAS as II necessary to ih'
diet corporal punishment IN Tho rotTing
aud educating NC children"
The Rev NV, Burke and James Coop.
or Tor the affirmative --and MebBrs Heron
ana Gates Cor the negative,
The q]uestton was decided in tho mega.
tive, and the tniunetions Of the wise Solo.
mon completely disiainrd.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

Be it ordained by the Board of Select
men of the town of Baton Rouge, that the
proprietors of lots on both sides Of Florida
81 Laurel streets, be and they are hereby
required to make good and substantial
side walks in front Of their property from
Lafayette to levee streetin thirty days from
the PRONUNCIATION of this ordinance, under
the penalty Of the law, the said side walks
TO be approved by the street committee.
A true copy on record.
II. l.. WOLFE. Secretary.
Baton Rouge Aug. 4th-27.
Be it ordained by the Board of Select
men of the town of Baton Rouge, that
from &c after the 18th inst, the Bakers
living within the limits Of the corporation
of Baton Rouge offering bread for sale,
shall be required to give the weight of
bread according to the assize to be fixed
weekly by the own Magistrate, and pub
lished in the corporation paper, and any
Baker found guilty Of giving less weight
than that so fixed, shall on conviction be
fined in the sum of FIVE dollars for every of.
fence. A true copy on record.
Aug. 4th 27. III. L. WOLFE, Sec.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07
ta,ElEg NJ

WEEgE WIS
From and after tliis date va shall ilfafiapiy
charge ~ follows. zd
~ o' 10''' gb 90
Hat the expiration uf The year w
A.. Advertising ahd cub per year, 20 00
Law rtts. Merchants a. Doctors cards
per ysst ." wv
Advertising per Hatiara, Nv hhes 70 ~
constitute d square. one Insertion, ) w
Zach Subsequent Insertion, 5o
Announcing candidate for public office
II Gauba6ahaf. , Xxx
Announcing da Cnuhzstlbscriber) 3 W
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

Never anticipate wealth frua. any other
source than labourl especially neve1 place
dependence upon becoming Zig PROFESSOR
Of an inhetitance. ale who Swals TOR Il
dead man's shoes may have 3 L. ibr a
long time barefoot" lie who runs after
4 shadow has a Weartsohe race"
Above all things never desaair. "God
is where he, was" "Iteaveh helps those
who help themselves"
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-08-07

w. The Gp@hgpnpwy assessed for ePnMhr" hrhsy nbsa and 1Gw will ohnteC Court House door mite
Town BMmR Rouge 6mmenhgh heu 1h d mbl mhe fourth day dS1Mmb1 4L for mh6 pydwanut
Iw which heN same wa aeB@5h gmT whHeo. MHUBBSC r0Ph TmJ
@her Parish MEM Ma Rma - =
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
NOTICE,

4 HAVE this day associated with me Mr.. JAS.
A. TRCE, been my employment for several years
my old of 9Th and Cary
street style OWN ANDERSON CO. for the purpose Of
conducting Whocsair Grocery md General Comms bu,n,s
for the Groceries, Goods,
sapc products and minerals Of and have
gagged DAVID ANDERSON, j. conduct
grocery department Of said business His
ard qualifications for that branch Of the business too well
make them and also made
arrangement with Mr.. FIXED. ANDERSON aid
the tobacco department who Ia, long been familiar and
tmaiey acquainted with this branch OF business
Liberal advances will he made OF groceries do
nestle goods tobacco wheat on and articles OF
general Iiadc. WA. ANDERSON Jr.
February LIST, ls47.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
RHEUMATISM. BRONCHITIS, DYs-
PERSIA

Ise following i. from eIerz, well known and Of t
sunned aua nns ats AMI reputation:
- sDSEr, N. j. July IL, 1916.
VI n H. CHhirE-Dear Doctor promised TO eour,,,.,,.
you peeuns the effects OF the application Of yoyr ,y,,,
nht' ana magnetic Fluid In The time !. -, ~,
" !" uSuy my speaking positively relation TO IN.
oil my cure but can that the Application ~ 80
bes ara Bracelets the whole NV n.yyon. -
pants nave oeen SUSPENDED, much FINN ,hor- -
' sroneh and dyspepsia and sati,h.d thai tho,. ~,
o'oes were al connected through The n.,
tenn nave had rome Of the dyspepsia whatey.r ,nce he -,
eauoh OF your Bet &c nothing m.noniny ~ dr. -.
ehs t'or have been enabled tn. disehaf- Of ms 80
ra dues OF preaching, visiting much 20 the surp,.s 90
eongegaonJ and have had but single wrre or two Mn -
natis- have enjoyed fat, perfect sI.mp,iop o r.
ma ades distressing as they has been INV 10, - -
has directed you. u.s. P'o''ushoe'
The immediate design OF this to prueur. ,o,. ~ M
,ae ZINC OF aaree fer two Of people Many OF INV eon
sesaiion are affected with sordrrs and ,bor ~ -
oe permanent many vii be led you have tn arc,
county charge in the State and NY has eIeerned them -
70 speak entirely ~ ''
Ia e.aHo OF the cases alluded tohere fouowsl
May Gods blessing attend your auabIe or NV dear ,.,
ana you .1od relief in these will Be vast npb
OF ohs' who will apply. Very truly yours,
ROBERT W. LANDIs
seVea letters have since been from, the R.y ~
ah' Whoe heath has continued mprov. and n,rv =, 49,,
eonereCAnon have used the articles win h,nn
results. ' sauAV haPpy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
CITY HOTEL,
* e In m q n d. Va.
FRESH AND ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
SPRING GOODS.

"E have received by the packets Patrick
W Henry Poenhonas and Greenway AMI Union Railroad
bne, from New York. lane and
styles OF Spring Gooi' which Offer and
follows
Rich Greuad ne Gasss plaid and striped SILKS
India Reps and plain plaid. striped AMI fancy do.
Super bib and blue blk Gro de Rhine, plain plaid and striped
Rich Emsrd Crip- Shaw. Damask do.
Zephyr worted. BaIegs shaysls nd
Fanny cold. plaid, ard plain blk Alpaca
French AMI Eirson PLAID N striped Giazhams
Musins Lawns printed Jaeonets ard Org andes
BIN aud VIII te Gibehams Lawns aud prints
Rich Printed BiIeEes and Balzornes
French, English and American Prints, cheap
Swiss, JaeoDet Cambria, null and corded Muslns
Piad Silk Tarians Ro-siyn plaids and Robes
easrs lrih Linens computing variety quality and
O4lo and le4 upper fine and medium Linen sheetisg
Thread Laees Bdgngs and Regency
Botbin Cambria AID Sxs. Muslin do.
Bk and fancy cofd silk fringes, Furniture do.
Bonnet, Cap. Hat and Neck Rband., Lusng do.
Rich Needle worked Capes and Collars. prices
Thread Cambria, French Lawn, and Drapery Mu,lins
Hair Cloth ARIEL Roy BusIe, Skirts
Shell Side and Tuek Combs Buffalo and Brazilian do.
Ladies, Misses and CHI ldren's Sin md cotton Hose
Kid, Silk and Lise Thread Gloves and Mirs
Enbroded REVERE and Tape striped Linen Cambria Hdhfs
sphaiheh Bantannl, Pongoe and plaid Silk do.
Super bib French Cloths, Cas,itnctes and Doe skins
Fancy cold Cloths and Casmeres for Spring
Cashmareies Cape, Camets, Cloths Gambroons
super Drape de Etc. Silk Coddington, blue and blk
Plain white striped and plaid Linen Drilling
Heavy brown do. and Cotton Pantheon siuhs
Plain and ds'd Satin and Silk vestns., Marseles do.
Burlaps, Dowa, Duck and Russia sheeines
large assortment OF the hest style OF
sheetngs shrngs, oznaburgs, Dlings plaid
Checks manufactured In this and pees
cash VALENTINE. BREEDEN A
NH 20 No. 9I7, Broad Street. Shoekoe Hill
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12

NO. IT5 CHt;SNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
A. constantly hand his extensive Tailoring store
the STATE House elegant OF French
English Coh, Cassmetc and Vcsngs received late arrival
% lie conducts establishment: the principle OF sending
garments Of but those Of the FIRST quality
thus he haso long enjoyed the best Of this
aud throughout the Union He would respectfully solicit call
from gentlemen visiting the assufngthem he will
orders entrusted him. style. and lower than
quality be had Store in the city, lmy4-n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
N0TlliE.

n consequence Of the state of my health, have
this day Withdrawn from Rrs1Nr-s and will he
succeeded By nephewS Mr. Gwathmey ana Mr. W.
w GNahmey under the firm Of r. C. GwATHMEY u co who
w ean the Old stand shoeke Warehouse which have 30
long occupied
beg leave TO solicit the patronage Of Old friends and cue
TONERS behalf mentioned hru and 10 ash
OF these Indebted to without delay.
ROB. GwATHMEY.
Richmond, Let December 1855
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
New Books! New Rocks

New BOOKS! New BOOks!!
TUE wAVERLEY PROSE BOOKS, BY Sir WAFER Scott
IL vols, cheap edition
BRITISH DRAMATsrS. Lives British Dram,t-s by Tho,
Campbell William G ford Leigh George DarIey &c sc
A DICTIONARY OF POLITICAL QUOTATIONS. eon,i.t,g
Of elegant extracts subject compiled various authors
and arranged under appropriate heads T. Watson D.
THE CADET DE CoIobRIEREs Ta'e 81 the oh Conyent.
Of Pans translated from the Franeh BY Madame C,re, Rsvbans
DOMBEY a SON No
MY LITTLE GEOGRAPHY. Edited bv Mr., l. r Tr,hu
just published, and for sale BY
ny DpTSVpp a uOppts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
hsKINs LIBBY's Line OF between Richmond and
Il u New Orleans September
aud will be composed OF following vessel.:
BaTquc BACHELOR, Capt. HIRAx Horror;
Brig ORLEANS, Capt. wy. SMITH;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt Jos Ropts,os.
One Of the above vessels will place regularly
month We with confidence the above vessels
the public they built trade and will
any other b. steady
OF long experience trade For freight passage
having accommodations both for cabin aud
passenserr, apply J. FISHER 4 SON. OF
HASRINs q LIBBY.
N. b. All fegh, from country for be
ecivea Forwarded by charging regular
wharfage. J.. r. =,
Ju 81 or H.GL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
CnnarfnersIIin.

WE have this day formed a connection in business, as
aei advertisements and Trust that the
made will for the the confidence
itcnds and the public generally WIN ANDERSON IT.,
Isls.-u JAS TRItE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
FOR SCOTTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
-. -:

I'm and after the LIST October, our Packet
~ Boats win Richmond at A. NJ MONDAY "Wednesday
and Friday, and arrive in Lynehbus days aisiPM
RETURNING,
Leave Lynehburg Monday Wednesday and Friday nj A M
and arrive in Richmond nett days - Pm.
ou boa connect at Carersvie Post Coach
Line TO farmvie Prince Edward
with Parish Co.'S Line Of fourho-e u s.unon
Sept 30. 1896 BOYD. EDMOND A DAvRNpopT
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
Pianos. Pianos.

PURCHASERS OF PIANO FORTES are
respectfully informed that they can obtain excellent in
mehs extremely los Priee A. ne s1bsrrbe Tie
0iunenu which he OF made OF az beet materials
~ Notsen o. etperenee who snow their Win rrEsi
70 o. Noismanhin and beauty dnsh Planes
waffanied equal 70 say made coantry
ifhnss and sascy touch aud "a afy AM lrerrt Of
zone ue-ehoui are marked Pccuautos OF hc Offered
for sale By the subscriber
vNng " an arrangement effected with the manufacturers re
-uu'het g cuahci g. furu thee spcudi
r FF Nav Trey b. otancd any sonfh vt Ncr
lofs and Al tbs equal any
VIC Union WIN. T.. MONTAGUE
ptaef ~ fancs, Music No
uyS i6t Main ign Of thc Coten Tyre.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
JOHN WILSON g. CO.,
BILLIARD TABLES,

THE last Legislature having passed law H.
II eensing the game Britds DESTROYS
of billiard Table, ufdersigned now
engaged IN the manufacture eE and viii be happy
who need them mod
elsewhere in Union lie had
faeiuTe Of Billiard Tables thu South and
specimens will he ready,
store OF Mr. J. a. Bevn and
where, also, orders may be eN.
ap 23-dsw r. G. COSBY
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
PASSAGE TO NORFOLK ONE DOLLAR.
CHANGE OF HOUR FOR STARTING.

.VVNHE swim and comfortable STEAM BOAT
20&-lR CURTIS PECK, having jos; completed a
thorough repair with Boiler &e resume her
Place ON the James Rver having the wharf
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY ard FRIDAY Morning At 81 O'clock
PTeeis for Norfolk and TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and and stop for the accommodation Of
at all Of the regular landings Passage fare meal.
included. 81. HAsKIss A IIBgy
Richmond, April Il,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12

REMOVAL.
I'VE undersigned have removed from No. "a
n 10 No 30 Main street formerly eupsd By Ns..r.
aton Crump where they prepared furnish her eus
TONERS a. heretofore. nom selected ocs OF ro bv
wholesale " retail eonsttug pert Of
$1,000 Lbs. Panty Bscoa. Hotround
5000 Western Shoulders and sides (psv and oB)
soVo Ra uuore Jors
80 Hhds n and Poro Rico SUGAR
30 bags Cd Java Lsgusya snd Rio CoH,s
10 Htds o, r ard Cuba Moss-es
100 bbs " rrosi ard Neu Hsrrinrs
10 Tons Hammered and Rolled Iron
I American, Cast German and ' p ssssl
5000 lbs Cocoa Ysru
IS Bbs Rsethsd, OH ave ADD Buurardnsr's" vhi.ksv
FnUneh Brandy, Aadsia aud = n Wines
ice Foxes sperm. ADAM nd best Tanou Caudes
Tea, Loaf sugsr, Hemp and Cotton Lines, &C he
cal from thoIe neediug NE above, solicited.
ap JONES q wfSsTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
HIP COMPLAINT

10 truly WONDERFUL ~ =" ~ is"ei
-r.,-.-.---.,,, Nrw YoRK, July 81, Isas
eeiuy mat Tor the past two years bo.n an "A
VII" ne dise5 Sc eatd The Hip Compliant during VIII tire
%tendedby Ds Carer and Watson this civ lhou, % go
any relief The severity Of he disease such ta was ob
geo 20 give up my burmese ard have ofen ain sev.r IA
Mnout oehs aoe TO III In bed. Medicine ony made ne
o's, M Nas "a Nv ser-s and pIess Fairy s
pteu Cd Dr. Chrsues GalVane pair Of Rand. nd
otslh 70 improve IN health am ger than ever We.
previous 10 my sickness and far recovered h,t Fan
uHe' any auFue would ako months amer esm
'he use OF the GaVane Belt and Fud the who's
he un ers OF three story dwelling eonsitcr DR. CLse,
ana Magnetic ren dies blessing and hav,
made the above abatement voluntarily matter OF du n
"e s"'e's'' GEORGE GATES,
No. 100, Church street. New Ycrk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
SPINAL AFFECTIONS

daughter Of Mr. Hiram Boctn ding in winiam.h,,,h
was aneisd with Sp nal Affection years b,eom,ns
most helpless from its eets The disease was he
yon1 cure BY physicians A last yanie ps
nethning PAser tried and two month, from h
appeahoA OF The articles her phyeiIn, pronounced ber
quite Zee from all symptoms OF her former eompa Mt -
Every column In this nigh, with similar ,ss,iu.
mas In al Nervous Complaints cbroaic - .evr,
ihsy may be- the efficacy OF Dr. Chtes genuine Gsyap al,
eles IL truly wonds rf1l S ~"
" Only for Richmond
DUVAL PURCELL Druggists Ia Main a.
Ior rle in Wythevile onyty VIZ. II. sYILLIK
EIpAnaory pamph-t, may e had tratis MA
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12

NEW COMMISSION HOUSE.
Successors OF VT. Robert Gyrathmey
- {. GWATHMEI and w. w. GWATH.
Of K. e. GwATHMEY co
Their business will b. exclusively one FOR the sale
Of CoH-iy PrHee rasra-and they stand
near shoesoe Natshoue long by Mf Robert Gwat
ey and have kewse engaged Mr. Tempe GNath
mey who well known public Sasuaa Of Tokas
We shat - prepared 10 reasonable advances properly
hand and hope BY assdu and business share
far portion OF pubic patronage. x. {. GwATHnEY.
Richmond, lot Dee at W W. GwATHMEY.
FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS.
H y J Q JAMES Il co.
,.fi He-Ty Jaass' ed sias4 ~, 1877. .ssiu Siren
HAVE received hy recent arrivals an extern
y n FRESH SPRING GOODS to which
they nvte the attention Of ne Town and County Their
stnsk consists in part Of The fon1WnE goods viz
3oOBales 'rd Cases oruabutEs 80 - Q. Brown and
hchehci sheeiings shut and Long In
Fhsh also, brown AID hraehcd rrls
- Casss American French ard Enssa Fancy Mourning
ffinuard Canned m nswestttyics
10 Casus American. Scotch Ergsh and French GnEhams
Lawns ADD BsEornes. IRON o superhue
20 Cases Pant stuff Linens. tinen DrihHTl &c, kc
90 Gems Linen sni wors,d studs
S Common and sp.end Nesunrs
10 " Blue bk and fancy Cotht and Csa.ir,e,e.
iU Hcsvy Linen Foots Rarsa, and BprF,,r.
ALsO-Bed Ticks Apron add Furniture cheer, C.rDh,,.
1acones ia stprd and Checked Musns socs. Col,r m
s'm, plan and fancy Neck Ties ant Bdk Cotton Msdrs-s and
sfs Hius &C, sc. ~
~ 4 eau IL respectfully solicited
rh| IA }. O. JAMES a Co
- ~. WINS sasts sicily Maderta VIM ru. BY
- ny WILLIAMS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
g. SPRING STOCK OF
V | HATS AND CAPS.

UTT1l7FSA VIZ suUsCTIUFI Is Prepared 10 OlleT
- Il to the public extensivc and desiratle sock
Of HATS and CAPS, Of all the grades les suit
able for the spnng snd Summer Of
Palm Leaf, Lsghofn and Panama Hats.
lie hat this the new and
hands goods such as Dunsabe Lueans Pedals
also hne lot OF chhdren and Spring and summer
weaf-o which The attention OF the Ladies respectfully invited
Merchants and Dealers Will find the large
stock Of goods A the prices Be made accom-
mOdating
HATTERS' GOODS.
The usual variety Of Materials manuhetunv On
hand this eason and in order facilitate possible
Hone mAnuiae The Pees shah be down fraction
the mporers' JOHN DooLEY
NH l7-2m Opposite he N.rk,t HON..
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES.
"E have received by Express direct, some
w beautiful silk Tissue both plain ani Plaid among them
Black aud Second Mourning
Blues, drabs, pinks and puIples
Also Rich Fouard Silks Lawn Barcecs French Cambres
We have hand, BOnnets Flowers and Ribbons
latest styles, 60 which invite the cuomeu
Rich Lace Capes, Coar aud Chemiscits
Sbaws OF every description, comprising Capes from
SIG 10 $50 each Silk, Barge, Muslin. and Thibet.
p. LkTHROP & VAN DFURSEN,
hpiO No 81. Main ST.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-05-12
CHEAP, EXPEDITIONS & COMFORTABLE
ROUTE TO THE VIRGINIA SPRINGS
AND WESTERN STATES

PASSENGERS by this route leave Ricbmond
Il daily NJ Northern mr.. IN The J,,r,o Ih,,.
together with the North cars TO Cor
donsvns 10 dine aud by coaches Charlottesville Lv p
Leave at A. h-tne saunon and 10 C,oyc,,, nv : p
Lave M-bsaks, at the Warm sprnT.-pa.nr The flo,
al 10 NJ Dine at Csiashans at the White SULPHUR
r. NJ Here lines dverre different .rur, and by
same line continuing westward the Blue suIphu Al n
NJ nert cay and Locust Lane the Char-
ton before night and 9th day Guyando,te ONO rver
where u 10 naviEabie Al all snasons for steamboats,
South West.
The Wythvie stanton on Tue.,v. and
srndays At Mo Lexington night breakf,,t at the
Nuura BRYCE and dine nj Pineare dsy-anve Salem
Voc evening" and sWyhyi- the third
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WEE, BACON & co. OFFER FOR SALE
20 DO Cuba huseovado
90 81 Groin
60 do New Orleans SsUGAR
100 packages loaf crushed. and povdered-
Woolseys, stuaIts and LoveTings
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400 do Laguayra
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100 lava ICofFEE
so do Haraeaibo
so do and - p. Rico
40 bags Pepper
do fimeato
! essk Cloves
so boxes Oranges
Boxes Raisins
100 boxes Sperm
DO ASamaniine
Do Tanow SCANDLES
so Do half boIes HaTs Patent
Brown and shaving soap
90 do Powehons DO THAs
500 SIDES Sole Leather various qualities
Bales sh0e Thread
1000 kegs Nails Brlds
tons BIsered Steel
800 sacks Liverpool Blown Salt
10 tons Nova Scotia Grindsnnss
500 uerees Lime
10 IBIS Pcrt
half pipes Maeeira WINE
Barrels pure Cider Vinegar
80 bbls Tanners Oil
10 do Lamp do
loo bbs North Carolina Gross Heninks
Barrels DO shad
Nos ands saeksrel in whole, hall and Or Dbl.
Barrels Tar. Rice
IS doE Painted Buckets
so doE Corn BrSoms
$50 bag- Patent md Buck Shot
BA Lead Duponts GGnpowder sapetre Hops inaso; MAJ
Der Ground LoEwoci CoPperas Alum Chocolate Brumn WIN
Cotton Yarns Lamp wet wappnr Irvine. EiD,vg ca.
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