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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

TRAVELLERS by this Line have Richmond day at : A.
IL NJ, reach Washington ats 2. NJ Baltimore II Phs-
dcpha IN the course Of the night and New York by The
nett day-bHg aiEG.s Aat ssHsii. tar days "a
adrdHes IF ths By Bss Beafs ars Easr
ds'aise Nrfk
Pare between Richmond and Baltimore ..........S
Fare between Baltimore and Philadelphia ...........
Fare between Philadelphia and New York by cary morning
TUOS. SHARP,
AGENT Of Tr,r,,,r,-,,,.
% n. b. For the information of the public
deemed proper to state, that there dairy
from Washington 20 Fhadephaht Washington al
4. NJ reaches Philadelphia by Ns second l.aying Wal,
ingon ~ NJ reaches Phiadcpbia Man the last be-
ing The mail Tine which leaves Washington
At 5. p Nj and Baltimore arr yes at Philadelphia n the
course Of tr night The traveller by line has under
tesa arrangements The advantage Philadelphia IN 10
hours from the time Of his Richmond o. he u.src IT,
may remain az Washington during night OF his
wal and be in Pm atephs the rans
act business Washington 81 day and yet airve in
Philadelphia early n evening
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
GARDEN SEED.

H"-' "hDHERN Or RNOHS REP UT.4TION. IND VAR.
hfNTEb FRESH IND GENUINE
AZ MholesaIe md ReIaiI:
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
\ .ibJrt CaII0rAU NiTtffI
! Philadelphia.

-h3NUEfCTORT : -4bgre CilorAM Street,
1853 North 5th ~. philadelphia.
FUNUE finished and handsome
Vehicles OF the style fasLiSH such
double single Cauyau Wagons
Sskys, York UagoHs with without tops &c
dispose reasonable All descnp
made order warranted To be OF the best
and Workmanship.
southern Western Merchants wishing purchase II the
requested before purchasing
elsewhere.
Al Work coming from his Mandatory EarraHi'd for
year
S Having received SILVER MEDAL, being highest
premium awarded the last Exhibition Of the Franklin Institute
superiority workmanship hlne. among which
will be-
daton Tor the bupcr'oriiy OF his work
WILLIAM DUNLAP,
1863 North Finh street. above Canowhll Philadelphia.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02

HrautifuI Dress BoOIs- just Received.
NJ r. have Just opened 10y Adams ~ Go. EX-
me another fu Dot OF Miles Ftcuch
Roots splendid article We gentlemen want OF
aud splendid article cali This lot OF Boots
ha ndsome, II the handomcs. Virginia We krcp Iigc
supply Of always Of They
IL beautifully de- - PurNEY 4 WATTS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
L,OR TIE LADIES. We have Just opened

NOR THE LADIES. We have ltIst opened
- very beautiful Of Boots and shoe for Ladies' OF
the following kinds
Ladies bronze Cater Boots thick soles
do l do do
do thick Carer Boots, black
do thick do Buskns
do Zoe white satin Slippers black
do Id
do Morocco dress slippers
do hid slippers
do fine dress Shoes
do over Shoes, different qualities Al OF above
the best quality for sale by
de Is PUTNEY a WAITE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
NEW GOODS.

DECEMBER 3OTn.
WINE subscribers have opened a further supply
II Plaid SILKS u Rich Gala Plaids
Untrmed Muslin Collars
Iaiics Meuno Jackets
Flsecsd sik Hose
Ladies' whit, hid Gloves
Mode and bia u Thihet Shaws
ALsO.-A good supply Negro hand Of good
~ and pficcs T. r. PRICE 4 co
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
FALL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

oid Point Comfort &C., Port WaitbnII.
FARE REDUCED To 3 Cents, INCLUDING MEALS
k'INHE public is hereby notified, that
A.a8nsAtt1- - the quick and beautiful Steamer Angus
Ia which Is IN the complete order day night
line and unsurpassed ~ her running
tween Port Wahal and Norfolk from
Richmond and Petersburg ts lH rs sHy
disc neals.
and FRIDAYS Al 81 A. NJ Breakfast b1ard the Augusa
arrive Al Norfolk about o'clock r. N. Returning Augusta
leaves Norfolk at 4. ~ on TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SA
~ hDAhS passengers breakfasng board and
Naiai at half past ~ VI and at Richmond about r NJ.
u will be perceived from the above, that comfortable
expeditions LIE gives TO persons visiting NoroiE business
opportunity oi uansaeng and returning by the boat %
morning N TO be absent from their only
The Augusta will stop al the usual landings James
take IN and put out travel and other points
where signal made
The public assured ta the determination Of
Popneios keep up this line permanently and
travellers between Richmond and Norfolk
at the lowest
For further information tickets freight sppy atthe Depot
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company, TeE,
Agent. oe
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
FOR SC0TTSVILLE AND LYNCHBURG.
- 'isxs -

IN and after the LIST October, our Packet
- ioats vii Rave Richmond 4. Monday "Wednesday
anu rfdA' and Avr IA iynehburg days 81 Pm.
RETURNING,
Lave Lynehbgrg Monlay "Wednesday and Friday NJ n
and arrive IN Richmond days a .. =.
Our Boats connect with the four bor Pos Coach
Line TO faunvin Prince Edward Seo.ve
vii" Parish 4 Co.'S Line Of Post Coaches &, St,untop
sept 80 1876. BOYD. EDMOND Il DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-02
GRUBBS Y APPERSON,
DRUGGISTS,


HAVING made large additions TO their stocL
% pas Medicine Paints Oils n, suas Window Gas,
Sc prepared furnish County Merchants and Others
low similar articles De purchased In THE market We IN
those WhnE purchase 20 call ami stimns our stock
q 20 GRURBS L APPERSOS
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
DAVENPORT.

After two Or three years Of rapid pro-
gross peculiar TO western towns, Daven-
port stopped in its onward course and Tor
as many years wus comparatively dead.
but ngain has it received an impetus and
We trust will not stay in its strides until il
becomes town Of some magnitude and Of
much business. Two large steam mills
have been erected this summer and will
both be in operation the ensuing winter,
when instead Of going SO many miles to &c,
their wheat Toured, sometimes even cross
ing the Mississippi, our farmers will be en-
ablcd Mt all times to he accommodated
here.
We crossed the river aith farmer few
days since who was returning from Moline
with load of flour; he had come distance
Of forty miles to &c, his when, converted
into flour aud had Consumed three DAYS in
travel and delay The streams Of the in
terror of Iowa, as usual AT this season, Mere
dry aud he was forced iocotnc this distance,
he said, or tn pairnnize the mill ut Bloom
ing,on, aud he preferred III, former.
The erection Of these mills, the number
of monicd Germans that have recently ar.
rived and the rapidi,y with which oar con,,.
IS has settled, have all contributed Ia give
Ia a..
value Of property. Not building Of M,
description can be obtained, while those
houses that are already rented .ielu from
10 to 25 per cent interest upon the money
Invested in them. Several Of our citizens
contemplate erecting good brick dwelling
houses next season and We hope others
may be induced To initiate their example.
So soon as the Waubcsipinecon is bridged
the business Of Davenport will he doubled
We hope that when these mills get into
operation the truth Of this remark will be-
conc so apparent to their worthy proprie-
tors, that they will resolve that il shall be
accomplished. The increase ot business TO
our merchants in two Years would ampl,
remunera,e them ior completing this work,
independent Of the aid Of either county
We esteem the building Of bridge across
tho Waubesipnecon, n work Of more i'm
portamce than any that Immediately con-
Germs the prosperity Of our thriving little
town.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

TmE yellow FEVER The St. Louis Re.
publican las correspondent at New Orleans
who writes That Oh the Pad there were 5000
cases of yellow Fever AID vomitO then in
the city. and that not half Ut Tho deaths TINT
take place are rep"r,ed AID says also that
The Board VI Physicians have called n
meeting IL determine wha, to call tie prevail
ing epidcm'c-somc say, yellow fever, some
vnmi,o. und some a combination If yellow and
ship fever. 1t certainly must be something
different from yellow fever known in this ci,y
by that name heretofore. rs q great many
creoles Of tho cry. as well as strangers. have
fallen victims Ia il, and know from per SON.
al observation, Of at least twenty ca ~es. who
have bad the lever before. and never been ab-
sent from the city since-who have the fever
or vomlo nc wand some fatally.
The old residents are themselves Tighten.
ed, and grea, number are leaving the city,
but 10 make Il worse, the fever has commenc
ed al Pass Christian. Biloxi and BAY Of 81,
Louis. The only place LIT to resort 10 i.
Pa>cngnnln, nnd IL may be there soon. The
Board Of Health Of Mobile have declared The
>ick'e ss in their city an epidemic. The fever
Is raging now in Pensacola. where il has MOI,
been known for many years. Truly. this il u
horrible state Of things. The PHYSICIANS
have declared this to be the worst epidemic
ever known in this city, and | warn all nor.
sons unacclima.ed. not 10 come 10 New Or.
leans before frost.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
ME.SMERISM.

Mr.. Spencer, the mesmerizer, made our
town H.. ing visit last. Tuesday. Speak
ing II mesmerism, we have received two
communications upon the subject, hut from
tho language IN which they were clothed
declined publishing them. We would not
publish communication calling man n
liar, coupled with other opprobrions terms.
for the best friend VIC have upon enr,h.-
We never make use Of such language our
self, nor will We encourage il in others. II
sggrievcd individuals expect 10 vent their
bile through the Gaze,,c. they nre cn,ircl.
mistaken in its character. lf VIC do wrong
We nre always open to correction and Il
conviction, but VIC will not be made the
vehicle for conveying TO tho world the
spleen Of others.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
TIL; MEXICAN WAR.

The description Of the two engagements
which VIC published last week, is the most
important wnr news TINT we have yet re-
ccived. IN its result We hope il may be
still more impor,an.-,ha. n treaty Of peace
may be the consequence. We publish 10.
day some very interesting details of the
battles. The particulars n! the mnny brave
fcais performed on the 2Olh. IRE vet un.
chronclcd, but soon they will ono By ono
make their appearance in the newspapers.
Many Of them much exaggerated, and of
some few of them 'sthc while truth no,
tod"
Ia three hours, nj the taking of Churu.
busco, seven hundred officers and men
were lost. What fearful though, " a,
n useless waste Of life. Thousands Of lives,
millions of treasure have bcen wasted up.
on this 'sunnatural" war, aud without tho
iain,cst prospect Of sufficient remuneration
hcing received 70 atone for the life ol n sin.
gle human hcing.
For what are VIC fighting? Who car
tell! The mn who sits upon his chair Of
state in the nations capital aud dictate.
tho forces TO be employed, the lives 10 be
sacrificed Ia nrpease n hcar,lcss ambition
knows ~ more fur what VIC are fighting
i
than the most ignorant m,n in the rcpub
lie. The wscst men Of oar country, with.
ont respect 10 schuul Of politics. are unable
70 answer satisfactorily the pointed qucs
ton, Cor what are We fighting?
We were witness of mn nilrny That &C.
CURED once in q city If the East. Some
BOYS che evening agreed l. hive n shnm
igh, mn n,,lncky blow WAS given, too se.
vcrel, Ia lie esteemed iun, il was returned
eral. Stones few in all directions, other
hnys rushed in aud jaining the side near.
es' them, fought wu.thv 81 n better cause
Boy q! u bigger growth united aud final,
men participated, fighting desperately, vel
no one knowing for what he was contend
ing. The city authorities had To DC called
"u, to qucli the disturbance.
The application is plain. Fer slight
cause we begin disturbance, il has reach.
ed u point by no means anticipated us &
consequences, yet no one can tell i"r wha,
We arc fighting or Whist will le the proba
bile result
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
d. GGEENLEAr. Sec'y.

PLr.aL's AND WmrrSry's PROJECTS
FOR k..L RoAD To run PAciric.-
P'nmhe'> fist application 10 Congress was
IN 1888, when an appropriation was made,
aud the survey commenced. lis plan j.
70 divide the grant (nf land) in,a twenty
millions IL shares, al $500 each; and
crcry body afforded the opportunity of Sc
curing ono, on paving an ins,alncn, Of p
cents. Directors to consist oil one for the
District ii Columbia, aud one f,r each
State or Territory.
Whitney first appeared before Congress
in 1915, just 7 years nfier Plnmbe; asking
lar grnn,, equivalent. Ut minimum price.
10 about one hundred and twenty millions
oldollars, 10 be made 10 aimse!E. individu.
ally !; he 10 be the sole manager oil the whole
work. aud 10 own all tho land that remain.
ed after the completion ofihe Road; the
Real to Lc his for 20 Years; and on pay-
men, then Of l6 cents per mere, for the
land, the Road To be his forever.
In short, Plumhc wants the land and the
Road for tho people; whilst Whitney dc.
sircs to secure them for himsclc-Boston
Bee.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

0rThc Cincinnati Commercial tells ii
a novel ball adventure tha, happened
in ,hat ei,r, during the storm Of Tuesday
last. 4 little girl was seated upon hay
wagon, holding m umbrella over her head.
The sudden gust which came up, sort at
whirlaind, carried her entirely clear IL the
wagon. through the air 10 the sidewalk.
upon which she ali.htcd safel, The
umbrella served, IL course, us a parachute,
aud she chung stou,ly to it.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
DAULIAS AND ROSES.

Our table was literally covered last week
with Dihlias aud Roses of evers hue, from
the Horticultural garden of our friend, John
Evans. Dlh'ias are most beautiful, but
WIN, can excel the fragrance IT The Rose?
There is very pretty eonceil in an old
drama by Thomas Lowell Beddnes, respect.
ing the perfume of this, the ce;nmene>t bu,
sweetest OF flowers. II runs ihas:-
s.In elm annals Old
IT'S writ, how Zephyr, envlous OF lis love
('fhc love he bare 10 simmer, who since then
Has. weeping, visited the word,) once found
The hai,, Perfume graded in violet:
('Twassad the heanieous han,ling was the child
III gay bee. TINT in his wantonnrss
Toyed with n pear bud in ad,'s earlaad;)
The telcn winds, confederate with him,
Found the sweet slumhercr with golden chains,
Pulled from The wrcathcd !al,urnun. aud together
Deep cast him IN the bosom oi rose,
And fed the iettefcd wretch with dew and air"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

A LADY IN Ir!--A lady, Mrs. Loomis,
is lectnrlng upon the "ccni, philosophy oi
Mcsmcris,i, in the civ Il Cineinnaii-
The Gazette SAYS. "fnc astonishing char.
ac,cr Of her per.',rminrcs his attracted
crowded audiences II the East; and manv
skcpies 'who wen. 10 sc"tl,' remained as.
tonshcd believers in the mysteries 1T Mes.
merismn Il won't do for In, I'D, toco,ne
To Dvenpnri; we are entirely ton wise IL
be deceived by such hnmhaigs
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

MIR. SANDERS,
The following, | fnl in the GAZETTE Of
the 23l inst, 70 which, with your kindper-
mission now o!Ier passing remark.
"1'hcrc arc individuals ia this cornmnn.
~ us in most other communities, who arc
non-believcrs in the philosophy Of AIesmer-
ISM" "One Of these persons in order In
test 10 his satisfaction whether the Mesmer.
izer coald distinguish i n person be under
magnetic influence, lcigncd slumber and
passed through the pan,onimc to the
complete deception uf the Mcsmerizer
and a very large audience"
Now, one axiom in the philosophy oil
truth is, that many G,,iuls intcrcnccs and
wrong conclusions are too apt to i,c borne
upon the breeze of excitement during
those perilous times (which try mems
souls" That such lns recently been the
case i'm our happy town, think is self.cvi-
dent, nlludc 10 Ani;n,l Magnetism and
10 correct a wrong impression now in the
minds Of some Of my fellow citizens, take
the liberty u simply request with all due
respect that il NAV lie distinctly under
stood that am n believer in tho "philosophy
of Mcsmerism or magactic Influence" to
some erfens-havc been fnr long time
and no operations in this vicinity IF late
have changed my opinion either pro or
con. T..
Davenport, September 9Th 1917.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

WnAr II CosTs.-In Mexico, from the loves,
class, the marriage fee to the priest is rot less
than SO Erc.aage paper
Nj many weeks since a couple bent
with desperate resolution upon ma,rimony,
visited the Office Of our friend Runscr, who
does mp that kind Of business ia good style.
Previous to having the knot naissolubl.
tied, the bridegroom hesits ,cd aud pro-
pounded to the squire the important qnes-
tion, "llow much he chargcd?r When sat
is6ed he allowed the operation tn proceed.
We like to see man s.count the costs" be.
fore he cmbarks in new enterprise!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

TnE Horticultural Society of Dublin.
our readers may be generally aware, re.
Gently offered prize oil f5OOO Cor u blue
Dahlia. Such an anomaly had never been
known 10 tho boianis, Of any age. But i,
appears from the N Y. Mirror, that poor
Irish woman Of that city has gained the
prize. Her namo is Dihlia Morris, aud
she was taken to the ,ombs, in a condition,
''dccply. darkly, beautifully b!uew
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
Davenport, September eth 1877.

GIVE published II letter Inst week in re-
la'ion to the murder oil .lciancll,on Knight,
Al Munirosc Oh the 18Th Inst. Two per-
sous by the anes OF Wnlwurlh and IVES
ton, and thirl whose mime we have been
unable 10 arcertain, hive hcen arrested
aud bound over In court, Ia answer t.
the shargc Of the above mentioned mar
der.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
MONROE CITY.

This is the title Of the new seat OF gov.
ernmcnt just selected by the Commission.
crs appointed by our wise Legislature
during its session last winter. This "cily''
10 situated "on beautiful prairie in Jasper
County, between the Des Moincs and
Skunk rivers" about eighty-four miles
vest If Iowa City. A sale d lots is to take
place At this, the future capital Of Iowa, Oh
the 20lh day Il October next.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

YELLOW FEVER. Among the victims
at this scourge o,thc S,uth, we regret IL
sec mentioned the nanc of Hon. Il. H.
WILDE, formerly n prominent member Of
Congress from Gcnrga.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

TnE TELEGRAPH We are informed Tim,
Houses printing appara'n. il 10 be a,,ache d
10 the battery u the electric telegraph in this
city. BY thisarrangener,. the ma nagess IT..
form us that they will be able to furnish cop.
les af the Presidents message for tho news.
paper office in this city riihin fpe ssinsfes
after The reading q 1t blythe clerk Of tie House
r. Representatives. Louisville Journal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

GTrhc Kcoknk Register Of last Thurs
dav SAYS, '.I'hc nation nf railroad from
this point To D,vcnpnr, is gaining ground"
Glad to hear il, and hope the railroad itself
may soon gain ground
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
WAR NEWS.

There is n rnmor current to the effect,
that the armsticc entered into by Gen.
Scott nnd Santa Anna hnd been uujns,iti-
ably violated, and tia, general engage
mcnt hid cnsueI, in which many hundred
livos were lost. We attach n credit e.
the report, hoping il may lie untrue.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

Il IL stated that l,60O. 600 yards or cotton
cloth nre made II Lowell. Mass, every week.
amounting to O3,6O0,OOO per year-rnough
to extend twice around the entire world! Six
~ five thousand bales Of cotton are WORKED
up annually. OF printed csIico. there are
made l4saV yards per year. In these man.
ufsc'ures one millioa pounds Of starch are
annually u.ed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

OyAmong those indicted ut the recent
term Of the Circuit Coir, in Ga!ena, was
Tim ,hy Bsc!ow, better known ms the
.O!d Blgus Cnnn." H. took change of
venue T. Whi,esidc County.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

DREADFUL AFrAIR.-A dreadful affair took
place at Patterson. N. J.. on the 9Th ms,
Two men. father and son, named CAMPBELL.
had severe quarrel, during which he form
er attempted to take the life Of tho latter
The son. to escape from h,s father. took to
the river, BIZ; the father pursued him and boil,
getting beyond their depth. and nat being
able TO swim. sunk together "a waiery grave.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

WiscoNsIN ELEcriox.-Tho election in
this Territory for Delegate, has resulted
iavorably 10 the Wings by the tru.nphn n,
majority Of about 1000. Well DINE wis.
consin!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30
CHE GAZETTE.
ALFRED SANDERS, EniroK.
DAVEN PORT:
THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 30, 1917.
PEOPLES CANDIDATE.
For President Of the United States,
ZACHARY TAYLOR.

60 for the country, the whole couniry--and
il is my ardent and sincere wish to see the indi-
vidual placed at tho head OF the nation, who, by
q strict observance OF the constitution (he he who
he msy,) can make us mos, prosperous at home,
NJ well as must respected abroad.-Z. TAYLOR
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

RnIoxED.-Daniel s. Baker, member Of
tho Iowa Legislature, has sent in his res.
isnation. Il 10 thought the Governor will
srder special election Immediately TO 81
~ vacaacy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

TITO keep dogs Or wolves from killing
ycur sheep put Lslls on some Of she lssscr.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1847-09-30

R-The "Mary Blanc," new steamer.
was launched a, Burlington last Saturday
week. Il is the FIRST boat ever built at .la,
place.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-08-05
PUBLIC SALE.

RElNG about TO remove TO the southwest.
~ will offer for sale, on Thursday the 25th day
of August next. at my residence on Christians
Creek, miles n. F.. from Greenville, and miles
:. w. from Stanton, all my PERSONAL PRO
PERRY that cannot conveniently take with me :;
consisting in part of one road and one plantation
Wagon, one Cart one excellent portable Thresh-
ing Machine, two Wheat Fans, Farming Utensils
household and Kitchen Furniture, about 40 Stock
Cattle, which, by the LIST of September, will be
ready for market. 10 or IL Mich Cows of excel
lent breed for milk, few horses, large lot Stock
Hogs, full Merino Sheep, a ram and eve, about
70 half Merino Lambs, and about 80 common
Sheep, and probably few Negroes, Sc. Sc, Sc
Terms as customary, but more particularly made
known the day of sale.
July 20, l847.-tds JOHN X. MOORE.
tx Democrat will please copy until day of
sale