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TURPIN & cos PRIZE OFFICE. No
i l03, East Main street.

Let all other Vendors boast as they will,
TURPlN& CO. sell prizes still.
To-Day-Alexandfia Lottery, Glass 63. Ca
pitfalls: 10000 dollars, 5000. 5000. 2.4OO, 100,
| 1888. 10 Of 1850, 10 Of 500. &c. Ticket, $ dol
lars-shares in proportion. For pIizss, call on
TURPlN Il CO.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, 81, Oct. Q
g. 80 70 % n Q % 9 81 Al IA 60 TO So 10.
Half Ticket, 60 70 II, a prize Of l60 dollars,
sold and paid by TURPlN q co.
$4,000 Dollars Capital Tonight. Tickets
10 shares in proportion. Oct s
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MINERAL WATER, PORTER, ALE AND
CIDER.

WA IL Elk, En-, ALE AMI
CIDER.
THE subscribers would most respectfully beg
i leave 10 inform the citizens OF Richmond
and icinity, that they are now prepared to fur.
nish them with a very superior quality OF The
above named articles.
In the Mineral Water department, The subscii.
be,s Aatter lhemselve that they are second 10
none in the U. States, having been the first 10 in
troduce il in the cities of New York and else
where, and having taken the first premium OF a
silver medal al The fair of The American lnsti-
tute. and also recommendation from Drs. Molt,
Chiffon, and others of New York.
Their Porter, Ale. and Cider are put up in a
new and convenient form, and are from The most
celebrated breweries in Philadelphia.
Contemplating making Richmond our place OF
residence, we would most respectfully ask the
patronage OF a discriminating public.
Orders from Hotels, Res,oralives, private Ia
miles, &C., will be thankfully received, il left al
the mandatory, or handed TO The drivers Of The
wagons. A. L. RAPP & CO.,
Corner ll,h and Bank sis, opposite Capitol
Square. Oct. 5-dlm
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s"r r".uH1 TTITIoSS. BRANCH < nRe., Aucts.

LAND FOR SALE.
THE subscriber " III sell publicly, TO the highest bid
L der, on The prrmisrs, on WEDNESDAY, The a0ih
day of October, is47, the Tract of Land called Nth
DRY FOREST, in The county OF Hanover, con,a'n n
Taylor's Creek, and adjoining the lands Of the Messrs.
Morrises, I.aac Lcadhr,ier, and others, distant ,,nm
Richmond IS miles, has on il a comfortable amenIns
This land is well watered and adapted 10 the CROWN o.
corn, wheat, oats and t~obacco-about one-half cleared
the balance in wood, heavily timbered. -,
TERMS-One third cash, the balance in ono and Two
years, with interest, and a deed of trust on The land 10
secure The deferred payments. ,su ,.,pso.
An.a IL EIISuA lAlkSlIN.
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Mrs. Drew

TTAS resumed the duties OF her School al her
III residence on Grace Street, between 9Th and
9th. A few young ladies can be accommodated
with board, Oct. 5-d&c4w
A GENTLEMAN AND HIS WIFE are de-
II sirous Of obtaining BOARD in a Private
Family where there are no other boarders. The
location must be within ten minutes walk Of the
Post Office. Please address anew York" box
Id3 Post Office. Ort. 5-d2t
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BY Dunlop, Moncure 81 Go.

TUUOEo, ItU1 g VI,
Sent. 1J-d&cids AucIioneer.
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TRUST SALE AT AUCTION OF CITY
pDINT heal ESTATE

POINT REAL ESTATE.
TN pursuance of n deed of trust, for certain purposes
i "a therein stated, from w. J. Morris, dated and duly
recorded in Prince George county Court Clerks Once,
on March 23d, 1897. shall expose. at public anc'ion!'
on Tuesday, November lsi next ensuing. On the pTcmi-
SEES, two Lots OF Land, on which the City Point Kali
road Wharf and depot, at City Point, are buiit and stu,
ate, known on the old Plat as Nos. 9 aud 10, heing ihs
same as purchased nv Horaiio Moore Of John u. Wood
and wife, per deed duly recorded, and subsequently
purchased Of Commissioners Spooner and Allison, by
W. Morris. Said Lots front about 200 feet on the RI
TERMS. One. fourih C months, balance IN one and
two years, bonds with satisfactory security.
r. c. STAINBACk,
Surviving Trustee of himself ani }. w. fegtami
Trustees Of ". J. Morris.
Iy' Sale conducted by
Se;t. 3-rlds 'rUDS. HRANEH & lNo., Sucts.
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FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
TINE COLUMBUS, Capt. Parrish, will re-
i ceive Freight ill PIP. Nj. to-day for The above
places, and will leave the wharf al 4 P. M
Hogsheads must be engaged al our office before
being sent down.
EPassage and Fare TO Baltimore only IS.
Oct. Sill HENRY LUDLAM & &C.
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r UCK's OFFICE, Wal Street, opposite the
IL City Hotel.
For This Day-SlS,O DOC, 5000, 1000, 1900, ,
of $500, OF 1850, loot 900, SC. Is Nos. l3
drawn. Wholes 5; halves 2 so; qrs. l 25.
Also The Dollar Lottery-5U00 Capital Prize.
Drawn Nos. Della ware, 236:
10 81 IL SO IL % 81 IS G5 "a
Drawn Nos. of Grand CONSOLIDATED, &c:
40 80 76 80 20 - 81 81 II ii 80 ~ i3
Oct. S
NLARKE'S PRIZE OFFICE. one door be-
~ low Exchange Ho,cl, on l4;h Street, Rich
mond, Virginia.
Let all Iotte cry Vendors say what they may,
For selling Prizes CLARKE carries the day
For To-day, Ocl. $780, 600, 10 OF 1000, sc.
Tickets 5.
For Tomorrow, October G-Grand Scheme:
30 900, 5000, 10 Of 900. Is Nos. IA drawn
Tickets 10.
Drawing Of Alexandria, Glass 60:
CO 80 IS % II , 20 9 81 Al IA SO 81 So 70
Nos. , % 80, a Capital, sold by CLARKE.
Drawing of Sussex, No. 70:
63 ID 81 81 8 Is 48 80 30 So 20
Nos. 80 80 10, another Capital, sold and paid
by CLARKE.
MANAGERS OFFICE. City Hotel
lHl Drawn Nos. Alexandria Lottery g., Oc,.2:
60 30 70 % II . 90 Q 81 IL IA GO G2 So ~.
Drawn Nos. of Leesburg 30, Extra, Oct. 1:
Al Al 81 8 81 &c So 9 / Is : Al 10.
For This Evening-Alexandria Lottery G. -
Capital $40, 900. Tickets 5. Drawing received
al half past 6 o'clock.
To.Morrow-s3O,OOo CAPITAL. Tickets 10
IS Nos, Ia drawn. Oct. 5
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CAFETY FUSE.-This invaluable article
= for use of persons engaged in blasting, MN
iHg, &c, constantly for sale by us. Those who
have made trial OF it have taken further parcels.
Oct. 5-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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ID ECEIvED Ibis day, by schooner Manches-
II ter, something very handsome in the way Of
HATS, GAPS, CANES and UMBRELLAS.
Gentlemen in want Of the above named articles,
will find il to their advantage by calling al the
Fashionable Hat and Cap Store of
F. II. AMIDON,
Oct. 5 No. 4 Exchange Block.
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ING AND QUEEN SENATORIAL CON
hlNo VCNTfON-

n.mocratic Convention called for The
l". =, nominating a candidate TO supply the
F' "cv in The Virginia Senate occasiOned BY
1' .s,;h OF Carter NJ. Bfax'on, Esq, assembled
% sips and Queen Courthouse on Thursday
We learn that its deliberations were al
.,ld with the most harmonious results.
u;,, be seen that the nomination has fallen
SAMUEL F. HARDWOOD, Esq, Of King
" Queen. Mr.. Harwood, although never in
l,sic life, and consequently not we'll known
',n.h The District, is n man of most excellen,
-. fine manners, and beloved by all who know
- He is the worthy son OF the late Archibald
!. uarwood, who formerly represented the same
..,;et in The Senate. If elected, we doubt not
-, he will prove TO be a faithful, able and
,asisn, Senator.
The election will take place on Thursday, the
~, nj October.
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SKETCH OF THE BATTLE FIELDS.
We are indebted 10 The Union for the beauti-
nl engraving of The plan of the battle-ground of
c~ou,reras and Churubusco, which was prepared
,ot The N. 0. Picayune by Capt. Beauresard OF
The corps OF Engineers-aud is therefore a cor
rec, representation. II will be found of great
value to our readers when they shall receive Gen.
Scots official report of these glorious achieve
mems OF The American arms.
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We presume that there will be few in The ma
Inn who will not concede the literally OF our
,sts 10 Mexico, and the ~insolent demands OF
v.,ico. She talks as a victor, and not as a sup
liant. Is there an American patriot Who VIII
"a moment listen 10 the insulting demand OF
,,,ico, Ina, we should conine our boundary 10
e .N,uccsf The whole country, We trust, VIII
~ see The importance of the most vigorous and
,aire measures TO beat down Mexican pride,
ais and insolence, and, Furnishing her long
,aci.ee .reachery, force her TO do us justice.
md make peace OIL proper grounds. But we
ave only room to call special attention TO the
,.,ms OF The TWO propositions: The justice and
Iteration of our own, and the impotence and
;~,,,ua,ior of the enemy's.
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The length Of The reported intelligence from
y,,ico excludes every thing from our own pen.
There were several subjects on which We wished
i, comment, but must postpone them. Among
am were The extraordinary assaults of the Wing
rss upon The Administration, based upon The
an, news; the bold anliSoulhern grounds ia
-, BY The Massachusetts Convention; the speech
;, Daniel Webster, in which he appropriated TO
,;nsslf "lhe thunder" OF The Wilmot Proviso,
,i1 explicitly tina, "Ihere can be no doubt
,ba,tas general sense of the Northern Democracy is
.,,;ru The Proviso," and made use of The follow
ing emphatic declaration
II never have, Iaeper shall, | NEVER WILL vote
Tor any iurlher annexation 10 this country with
, Save representation upon il or in II"
He also casts an indecent slur upon Generals
TAYLOR and Scott, and our other gallant officers.
These shall all be noticed in due time.
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Trust SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
NJ PERSONAL PROPERTY

Orange G. II, Aug. 81, lSaI-cids
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MARINE JOURNAL.
OF RICH NJ . N d.

ri,gn Water this DAY, al o'clock, P, M.
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EXECUTORS SALE OF LAND AND


Au'y for II. C. Harrison, Adm'x Of IL. Harrison.
Aug lO-clds
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1847-01-27

might prompt tt,em lo undertake, nature
sill interposes insupefable barriers.s If
Mexico demands money or men, Yucaieco
diplomacy will invent reason for NOT COM
plying with the Request. The same sexi-
gency which compels Mexico i, send for
men and money TO carry on the war acts
also on Yucatan. and obliges her 10 keep
her troop and funds at home 10 defend
herself. The effect Of a blockade upon the
ports OF Yucatan will in grea, measure
be sobvinted BY an inland trade with the
British colonies ut the Bnlize. s
Yours, &c. w.
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PERIODICALS.

The January number Of the Southern and West.
Literary Messenger and Review Isl on our table.
This publication addresses itselffto the South and
West; and its pages {are filled with the choicest
matter Of various kinds. T his number commences
tho thirteenth volume; and II Is evident that neither
painb nor expense arc spared TO make it eninently
worthy Of patronage throughout the South land
West An opportunity is now offered to persons
Of subscribing at the commencement of new yol-
ume! We refer our readers TO the prospectus for
its terms.
We have received the let and 81 illustrated mum.
bers Of Dickens Dombey and Son" from Messrs.
Lea and blanchard, Of PHILADELPHIA.
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From the Washington Union.
!. INTERESTING.

| y
or all the accounts which have been re-
ceived by The Mississippi steamer. the f,,l.
lowing extracts .ofsa letter addressed 10
gentleman in this city by an intelligent ub.
server At The Havana are among The mos,
interesting. We hasten 10 lay /, before our
reuders: e-- e-HSA
~ HAVANA, JAN. r., IS47.
"Sir: had the honor 10 address you on
The 9Th inst. acquain,ing you with the ar.
rival of the steamer Mississippi from off
Vera Cruz. and that Santa Anna had been
elected by the Congress, with only two
majority; that Cnmpeachy had again de-
clared her nculrali,y; and was marching
on TO The capital (Mcrida) with six thousand
troops. in order to bring her into the
measure; ant! that Guatamala had claimed
tho state of''obasco, and, in fact, up to the
isthmus Of Darien, aud was supporting her
claim with four thousand troops, under
General Garcia.
The British steamer is just in. bringing
us dates from Vera Cruz to the I'd instant,
and from the city Of Mexico 10 the 3lst
ul.imo; and from sources iha, can be re-
lied on, have gathered the following in
formation That General Santa Anna was
nt San Luis on the 26lh ultimo, with re-
port said, twenty thousand troops, but in
fact only about fifteen thousand, and that
he talked of marching on TO Sallillo; ,ha,
me Congress was made up Of any thing but
the better part Of the community, and. in
fact. were composed Of what is called in
Mexico sans culottcs. who had nothing to
lose, and Of course they were for war; that
Congress had agreed 10 a loan Of one mil
lion dollars. The clergy were opposed 10
il, and it was thought even that amount
could not be obtained. II they succeeded
in obtaining this loan, it was 10 last the war
Tor six months. Almonle had retired from
the war chair. and Chualizo had taken his
seat. who was ,hough TO be pacific. The
wealthy citizens Of Mexico, and those who
have the means Of living, are for peace. but,
TOR the moment, are compelled 10 close
their lips. Nevertheless they, by voting
lor Herrera, showed their feelings on the
subject. The stepping aside of Almon,e
at this moment means something that we
have yet 10 learn.
and worse fed. numbering three thousand
five hundred, aud the castle about eleven
hundred, with provisions only for month
at time.
The information from Tampico, receiv.
ed at Vera Cruz by the last packet, in rela-
ton to the conduct Of our troops. had calm
Ell the feelings before felt towards the vol.
nnteers by the Vera Cruzanos, and they
speak in the highest terms Of The Ameri.
can general for the measures he took to
secure private property and persons, and
that the excitement ngains. the Americans
at Vera Cruz ~as daily subsiGing. Vera
Cruz was indignant against Santa Anna and
his government, which was manifested
by thair late unanimous vote for Herrera,
"All the extra defence that has been
made about the walls Of Vera Cruz is, that
holes have been dug near together along
The wall. aud pixies put into them and COW
cred over with prickIy ears, SO that in
marching nP our troops would fall into
them: but we could soon lay plank over
.hem.''
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EXTRACTS FROM THE LETTER.
u. S. SouApRoN, Dec. 2S. 1916.

y, .. o.cQthpRONs DcC. 20, 1910.
GENTLEMEN-The snail from Mexico
10 day confirms the election oc Santa Anna
for President, and Gomez Farias for Vice
President. The extraordinary Congress
have been hitherto cngrossct with The pre-.
lminarics for this election 10 the entire
exclusion Of other business. One or two
speeches have, however, been made upon
the state Of the national finances, and the
means for raising money to carry on the
war. It is estimated that the loan Of a
million is indispensable TO furnish arms,
and il is stated that Santa Anna is urgent
~ calling on the governmental supply him
with arms and munitions uf war. The
corps Of the National Guards in Mexico
are very poorly supplied.
propositions Of ,he United States will re-
subject has not yet been broached in Con.
gress. Snme Of the Mexican papers as
cribe all the evils which afllct the country
10 the !inirigucs Of Mr.. Poinsctl, which
have evcnluatcd in the present open al.
tempt Of the United States to subjugaic
the ''mosl generous aud magnaniln Gus
people Of the universe"
A new pronunciamcnto hos been pro.
'H"'sos"" ~ o"hI'CaShp uthouuEmg ncu-
trslily Of Yucatan during ihe war, but con-
tcmplnting future reunion to The Mcxi.
can Government, Under the treaiy OF De.
ccmber, 1913. Fifteen hundred troops
from Cumpcachv havc marched upon Me.
rldn 10 cocrcc that State into on acqui.
cscncc into The terms OF this las. pronun ci.
amcntO.
The United States can we'll afford 10 let
Yucatan alone. Ithas been charged against
the Yncalccos that they arc Mexicans at
heart. This is unqucstionably true. for
they would naturally sympall,ise with their
race. ]! is ais" alleged ll,a, ,hcy hnvc
been taking advantage Of our forbenrancc
to furnish the Mexicans with ard and muni.
tions ofw war. Any one w''o will look at she
geographical position Of Yucatnn will see
tho inp"ssibilily "f an overland trade be.
yond The base oG the mountains, and what.
ever their sympalhics or their cupi.lity
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gEaIHllN lB5 \, Kgl1N' IR :
4. sUMTERvILLE !, &. g.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY u, sIs47.

We nre indebted to tho Hun. JosErHs IA. WooD-
WARD for tho Report Of the Secretary Of State on
the Consular System, Of the United States and for
sundry other public documents, for which he viii
please accept our thanks. 5.i ;S
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TORNADO AT PERTH AMBOY,
PERTH AMuox J,n q IoA1

Inns place was visited yesterday by Sc
we're tornado, A column, in appearance
like smoke. and about 20 feet in heigh, md
SIX broad, crossed our bay from the south
uPsetting small craft Of every description
II struck large shed and carried il nbou,
soU ieet, through the side Of aframe build,
ing, and even through two substa ntial par.
tlti"ns. The direction Of the tornado was
then changed us il by magic, Ia the Eas,
and passed Ia Staten Island. The coas,.
ing schooner Delight. heavily balIas,ed 70,
Southern trip, and lying at anchor was
capsized and sunk Immediately: nnd such
was lis i"rce Tint climneys were blown of
and even men were p-osirated Tribune
From the NO. JeEersomian, Dec. 81.
NEoRo lNsURREcTIoN.-Ag gentleman in
!,'s cily, yesterday received letter from
MemPh's which says tha. negro insurrec.
ION was planned in TIM. neig ghbor rhood, I'd
Just discovered. Considerable excitemen,
''a. take" place. and the city gusra was on-
sIderabiy increased. Onthe night q the PRO.
posed 'nsurreetion a house was set on fire.
Several negroes had been arrested and
confessed the fact Of the intended insurrcc.
ton.
FATAL AcctpHNr.-The Belrair fMd.)RcS
publican states, that Mr.. Joseph Edwards
his son and two ncphews, We're our bun.
ting on Saturday last. short distance from
l''is place. and whilst hurriedly pursuing
rabbn, MIR. E.'s gun, being cooked, wen,
"fir Killing his son almost Instantly, md
seriously wounding both Of his nephews.
ono Of whom has since had his arm ampu.
taied.
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, PRESIDENTIAL APPOINTMENTS.

On account OF on error in our paper of last week
we republish the following appointments, made by
the President by and with the advice and consent Of
the Senatc. -
James ID. Blanding, Of South Carolina, to bo AS.
sstnnt Commits sary, with the rank Of Captain rs
Ebert Bland, Of South Carolina, to be Assistant
Surgeon.
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COfTON

q This article commanded, in the Charleston Mar.
ket, during tho week ending ON Friday The 22nd
inst, prices, varying, according to quality from IA
TO Ills cents per ponnd. 81 US
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CAMDEN IAN. On.

CAMDEN, JAN. 20.
From our Toluntccrs.-Exlract of a let
ter from one Of the Kershaw Volunteers,
duted
CAMP HEsR RAIL.RoAD DEpor, ALA. >
46miIes Eas. .of Montgomery, Jan. 10.
Since my last letter to yon, we have en-.
cotn.ered severe har.lships, having march.
ed lis miles, averaging l7l-2 a day,
through rain and sleet, and at night sIeep.
ing on the wet ground. sheltered by len.
and blanket. am wiring this letter in
the piney woods Of Alabama. on the trunk
Of fallen tree, surrounded by The right
wing Of The Regiment, under the command
ofLieut. Colonel Dickinson. The boys,
Notwithstanding tho hardsl,ips we hive TO
undergo. are in fine spirits and anxious 10
meet The enemy. We will take The Rail
Road to-morrow. and will arrive in Mont.
gomery a noon, where understand citizens
have made provision for onr reception and
entertainment. From thence we proceed
Immediately to the sea, Of war, whore The
Palmetto Regimen. will speak fer itself
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\ COLUMBIA, rs. sf,.. AN. ii %. /;

COLUMBIA,.lsJ sJ.sl5.,} 80 a M 20 81 50
More Volunteers. IS III ii GapI. ,,1.
Williams company Of Newberfy nhin4ir
Jteers is completed and has marched to Ham,:
burg. the place ofrentczyoua.ss'iil 10 lie But
Ter Guards. " u company formed In Edge.
fell District, has. prObabl his. nnAIch.
ell for the sssnme DESTINATIONS The ses Two
extra companies viii Be u.iachc.i Is Tho
Palmetto Rel cgimeni. "a iEs
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The Wing district Convention, held iii.
Richmond. Va. ON Friday, ias,. !. nomi,s,eil
John Minor Bolts, ESQ. as The dilaie fps3
Cong q. the ensuing spring election.
Mr.. Bnttss lis said, received tha support
ofalllhe delegates prescnt.--Ibis. 453
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The Eros. saw the pretty flower. and;
sought to marry. .,NNifi thon?,' said tho
Frost--end the Flower Wiltcl.
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SHoT HiasELr.- A negrD boy, aged l3sal
years the property of ls.5Y. Brown, ESQ ,,ss
shot himself on Friday Evening LASH sika5
soad entering under his loWsrjaw. shailsr.33
ing .he !es in iut, INV d. ann
cling instant death. - WI. Cor. Hs'ts.
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1'HE MAssAcfiusETTs REsIa HNrs4 Or
5dcrs have been received from NJ asfsing gsori,
fnr the embarkation of the 4. nssae e3russtfs
Regiment US soon as eigh full IcampS
are mustered in; and that trnnspof fis. Mil
be furnished as soon ar b olicial a objects
given TO the Acting Quarter M asfe7 iolliat
effect. 80 BostOa Jour. .:s
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ANOTHER WARNING.

NoR7H CAROLINA R REGInENr.-.We
iearn that the Governor has . appoin,ed Rob-;
ert Treat Paine, of Chowan, Colonel, and
Mr.. Stokes OF Snrry, Lieutenant Colonel,
end Mr.. Fagg Of Buncombe, Major, OF the
Nor,h Carolina Regiment OF Volunteers.
All the above gentlemen. are Members
ofthe Legislaturewhichhas Just adjourned.
~ Hid - ~
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-03-13
lSTQPLE DRY GOODS

II you want broadcloths cassimeres, satineits,
moeskins, Kentucky jeans, Sleeps greys, hard
times, fannels, Iinseys, bagging, table linen,
cambrics, shsstngs and shirmgs, horse and bed
h9nke,s, diapers, crash bed ticks, white and
Blue driilings, or ans kind Of eoloTcd cambrics,
curtain calicoes, or linen siuas; his is just the
stock thai woald do you good TO look at.
Ladies Dress Sttiffs and Fancy Goods.
Examine lis cashnees, rep de laincs, Metamo-
ras, mousm de LANES, ginghans, cross-haTed
and hgured mdslins, facas, merinos, bombazines,
jaeoneia. lawns, ard large stock Of new and
fashionable ealicoes together with beautiful heavy
cashmere and Aiefino shawls; silk and mouslin dc
laiaos, embroidered sha,ss, net, wool and blanket
siiawls, dress handkerchiefs Of every kind aud de-
scripton, Of wool, silk or cotton; beautiful bon
net and rap ribbons, lringes, smps, aces, edging,
insertions, capes, collaretts, lace caps, black
Grape of now and beautiful styles, shell combs,
mitis, gloves, &C., and you then win be satisfied
that he has them Of very choice qualities and at
very low prices.