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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24
FROM CALIFORNIA.
CIsctNHArI, Nov. 9.

The ST. Louis papers, received to-day,
contain some farther intelligence from
California. Com. Stockton, accompanied
by a party Of forty SIX, among whom arc
a number of army officers, and Liculs.
Thompson and Gilespie;of tho navy, to-
golher with tic commuJorc's private Sec
retary, MIR. Morris, set out from Califor-
MIA in July last, aud camc almost direct
through to ST. Louis, where they arrived
on tho 9th inst.
Turkey River they were surprised at
night by party of Indians belonsln TO
the Washee tribe, and had quito sKirmish
with them, in which Com. Stockton re-
ceiyed a wound from an arrow, TIC
indians were finally repuIsed, but they
succeeded in carrying oil four horses be-
longing to Com. S,ocklou's party. Com.
Stockton made no stay whatever at 81.
Louis, but Immediately sci out for WASH
ihgton city.
The party met quite a number of emf
grauls Oh their way TO California and
Oregon, frunl whom they learned that
every thing was quiet in the country
lhrough which they had passed-therc not
being lhelcas disposition among The In
habilants 10 modest them,
Col. Mason had been appointed Cover
nor Of California, an'l,was most Jealous
in his endeayors to preserve peace aud
ant; good government throughout the part
of the country over which he. had control.
i9ffs SEed caffiGd UT, that sH5fe no
the least apprehension of any hostility
being manifested toward him by the people
Of that far of country.
Second Dcspateh-.Storm and Freshet.
CINcINNATI, Nov.9.
A gentleman arrived here this afternoon
from Harrison, Indiana, who reports that
the place had been visited by dreadful
storm and frcshet. lie left Harrison yes
terday morning, the Sth, aud says at that
lime the White Waller had risen nearly as
high as at The great flood in January last.
Tie embankment Of tho White Water
canal was entirely under water, and the
feeder dam torn away. Large number of
hogs were drowned, and The waller was
literally covered with their dead bodies.
Commodore Stockton and suite left here
this morning for pilsburs.
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From The Vera Cru= Genius oG LtGlriy, NO0. 5
From gentleman, AN old resident ol
this country, who arrived here I'm Pucbla
on Monday last, by way Of Orizaba, Cur
dova, we have received the following par
ticulars
According TO the accounts current in the
city OF Pucbla, prior to the departure OF
our Informant, Santa Anna, accompanied
by about 200 men and l3O officers, had
gone 10 Tehuacan. Upon their arrival
there the entire force mutinied, and clam
olously demanded from Santa Anna their
auearagcs of pay. TO very limited ex-
ten, the claims OF the officers were com,
piled with, but the poor privalcs received
scarcely any Thing. Alter this The force
ken, dispensing till only 40 men and few
officers remained. The lady of Santa
Anna had left for Orizaba; our Informant
saws that she had with her considerable
box, in which he had positive Information
that tho treasure Of Santa Auua was con-
,aiued. II was borne along OH the shoul-
ders of four attendants.
His carriage, very splendid affair of
its kind, the manufacture Of Selklrk "
Parks, of Mexico, was bought by a Mexi.
can gentleman Of Puohla. 1t originally
cost $1,000, bu, was sold for $500. The
reason assigned for Sauta Annals dlspo-
sing Of his carriage, was, that the people
mis shl thereby be induced to believe that
he was entirely destitute oi recuniary re-
sources. Our informant says, that as he
was leaving Orizabo, Santa Anna and
his escor, were but few leagues from the
town.
Upon The arrival of Gen. Lane all cx-
cesses on the part of the suerrIlas ceased,
aud Rea speedily retreated, whether TO
Paroles al Tulancinyo, Or the Government
at Querclaro il is uncertain.
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Correspondence oTthc Chars. Courier.

WASHINGTON. NOV. IL, lOIf.
The most interesting question now pend.
ing here relates TO The political complexion
Of the House. Until the Southern mail
Of last evening arrived, it was believed
here that Mr.. TLibcdcaux, of La, bad
lost his election; but it is now understood
that he is elected. The House VIII, there
fore, consist Of ll5 wings aud l. l.! demo-
Gratis, and NJ. Lcvin-Inaiius The full
number of members elect 225. The wings
do no, expect ono from Mississippi, though
there is sill possibility OF the election Of
Col. McCIuus. All the democrats will
probably be here at the organization Of
The House, bet it is considered as doubtful
whether all the wings will DO at their
posls. |. is thought that Major Gaines, Of
Kentucky, cannot be here.
But i, is doubtful whether all The wings
will 20 into caucus and be bound by its
proceedings, and it is certain that all tho
democrats will mol. 1t is evident, there.
fore, that there must he a struggle r the
Speakership, and that tie Speaker must
bo chosen hy combination of parties.
The wings and Calhoun men may, Iy a
combination, elect Mr.. Holmes, Of S. G..
H''iLis do mol happen, it is probable that
The wings may combine with some por-
ton oflhc northern democracy and elect a
proyiso democrat.
The choice of Speaker is of universal
interest, because il will have bearing OIL
the rsanizalon and character OF a House,
that is, for veal or wo, to exert weighIv
influence on the welfare and harmony and
ultimate destiny Of this Union.
We are looking with eager curiosity 10
the promised opinions and propositions OF
Dir. Clay Oh the subject of the Mexican
war. Mr.. Clay has, no doubt, reflected
deeply on the matter, aud his views will
have powerful influence upon bis num-
erous and organised and Influential friends.
Whatever Mr.. Clay may say, will be con-
sidered as the creed of very large portion
ofthe wing party. Whatever he may say,
he will say ii under heavy responsibility
TO his country as we'll as to his party who
still cling 10 him, and are again ready TO
abide; by his fortune, whether ii be triumph
or defeat. ia,s
The time has come when every man
should speak boldly and truly upon this
subject, or hold his peace forever.
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From Me AGbeviiie Banner.
FROM OUR @VOEJtNTEERS.

FROM OUR @VJTIN Il EIto.
SIS Through the kindnessof .sa friend we
.Ilage: besa 1faraishedyW th.atI.e folo8iag
Palmetto boys who has. passed unscathcd
tIiro' all The lale bloody battles around the
walls of Mexico. Although not Intended
for publication, Tie interest, and anxiety is
SO great over The district to learn The par
ticulars of our friends we have been allowed
to lay them before our readers. We have
another very interesting letter from the
same source which we will give in our
next, nol being able 10 do SO in the present
number for want olspacc.
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PuEELA, July 10, lSl7.

Capt. Marshall. he it said to his credit,
is nolcd for his kindness and attention To
his sick soldiers. lie is popular with his
company, and dcscrvcdIy so; kindness to
the sick is So rare in tho army that 1t is
appreciated when seen, Those men left
in tho hospitals at Vera Cruz, Jalapa and
Pcrolc, have dragged Out 4 miserable cx-
istcncc-uuatlcndcd uncarrcd for. All
these who have survivcd, speak Of DR..
Nc l.arcn in The warmCst terms Oi graft
tudc. Some say, unhesilatinsly, that they
owe their life 10 his care. lie furnished
them, when destitute, with c!ulhins and
from all can learn, has been unusually
attentive and kind. The report which
Inc sick men give Of some Of The other
Surgeons, shows that they arc destitute
alike Of sympathy or the feelings Of men.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24
Mccting Of The LcgiSLatnrc.-Thc Legislature
of South Carolina assembled OIL Monday last.

% The New York Shipping nnd CONNER.
ctaL List contains the following statement, show
ing the net proceeds to the seller in the United
Saea after paying all ordinary aud necessary
expenses, OF Upland Cotton, founded OH actual
sales in Liverpool, and Il computation of halE
penny sterling per pound lreights, and nine per
cent. premium OIL the cxclIanse-insnrance at
pcacc rates.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

,c1, itwns found Ut. iny'alisalioa that his !cLi5
alnnldlej ioir sum Of nn: million eight hun.
,red thoasamd. pounds. cr early ai:;e million Of
dollars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

Spccic.-Thc amount Of specie in the
Sub Treasury at New York is said 10 be
$3, ,000.000. In all tho repositories in tn 4
city, tho amount is about $4,000, 900.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

Mcrt0iay IN TIC drmy.-According 10 an ac-
count in the New Orleans Delta, the nnmbcr
o,' deaths which have occurred in the hospital
at pcrolc, from juno the Isl 10 October the
9ilh amounted TO G50. We have seen no
statement of the mortality in other places in
Mexico, but presume the number Of dead is
considerable.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

"a Tic Rifle Rcgimcat IN MeEico.-Ths Rcs.
ment has won the highest honor for daring ir-
trepidily and for efficient services in The Alex
lean war. We sec il stated, lIlal out Of $50
rank and file, which il had in The battles in
Mexico. il has lost in killed and wounded, five
hundred and scvcnty-iivc men.
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PUEEL.A, July l3

JuIl ~.
You will be shocked tn caru the cxIonl
of bur losses by disease since VIC landed in
Mexico. The bones Of 800 Of our soldiers
lie around the wall at the Castle Of PcroIc.
Hundreds moro have found their last rest
Ing place here aud at Vera Cruz; and
there is hardly Il camp between This and
jaapa that is not marked by soldiers
grave. Our OWE Regiment has been sad
" afflicted. There have been deaths cvc-
ry day since our arrival here. Some
companies have lost almost half of their
men, and one Vhc Lancaster company is
entirely broken up. From tho G hester
company 25 men have died. We have
lost is, and the Edsclicld company nearly
that number. Enclosed send you list
ofthose who have died in our company.
1t is melancholy to see SO many of our
comrades thus dying around us. We can
do nothing for Them but pay 10 their re-
mains The honors due to the departed SOL
dier, and when VIC fire the last funeral
voIIcy over their graves, we know not how
soon the same solemn salute may be fired
over our own.
Died, from Company E.-FlalI, ,SIarkcy,
Gilbert, Prince, L, Watson, Huffman, 5.
Alexander, Gillespie, John Hill, Drinkard,
Harris, Sterling, Graham, Barksdac,
Lackcy. Wm. Bolts, Thomas.
Dischmged.-Lieu', Roberts, Martin,
Middleton, Norrel, ASncw, VIM. Watson,
Griffin.
Left behind, !Sick,-At Vera Cruz; j.
S. Anderson. Nurrcl. A: Perole; A. 6.
Morrow, J. N. Norwood.
Prisoner in Merico.-D. Riley.
August 5.-Dcatk's since 18th July
Davis, Houston, Lamb.
Discharged,-Serseanl II. NJ. Wilson,
(hcallh much improvcd,) Simmons, (cn-
!ircly blind from mcaslcs.}
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

Change Of JFcathcr.-Allcre experiencing much
pleasant weather, we had change OIL Friday
evening or Saturday morning, the thermome'
ter stood al IS degrees. On Sunday it stood at
the same.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

Il great Banhrupt.-Thc affairs Of the Duke
of buckingham having lately been cmborass
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

Patriotism the Tennessee Volnnteers.-Thc
Knoxville Tribune says, that the Governors
Proclamation for ten companies ofvountccrs
reached That place, OIL tho 23d of October,
which was on Saturday, and on the Wedncs-
day following, four oftfem were reported ready
for service to the Quartermasler. We have
seen it stated, that this csiment had embarked
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1847-11-24

Tic nc,0 Capital Of AlaJmma.-The Alabama
Journal says that the State House, at Momtgo.
merry, Alabama is now completed. Our rca
dcrs will remember that Tuscaloosa was for.
mcrly the seat of government, but that the Lc'
gislaturc some time since, removed it to Mont
gonery.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
STATIONS OFFICE,
No. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say What they can
For selling PTIIes, STATIONS the man,

for seling frIles, sTRATTONS
Drawn Numbers OF Monongsiu. No. 10. March 18th:
43 81 so IL 81 50 81 20 % SO.
Ticket No Is 43, capital, sold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of AleIsndrs, No. L, March 18Th
81 80 IS Sc SO SIS 9 IS 81 II 6.
Drawn Nos. Of Sussex, EI. No. 81, March 10:
80 IS % IL 60 63 81 8 50 20.
Drawn Mas. Of Lsesburg, No. IL, March lS,h.
50 is sc 60 80 80 90 90 60 IS rs AZ.
$4,000, 5000.
rue.tly-Srw Jersey. 81. Capiss $4,000 5000 1000
5000 1000 Nos il drawn Telst. ,s haye.
So guarte"l IS.
$4,000. 5000.
w'dGesiay1Ae!anda No II CaPia $4,000 sOOs, 'OsO
sS0o 1894 20 OF 1000, &c 70 Nos II drawn sS
halves ESQ; quarters I.sse-
$4,000. $4,000.
Thuru'ay-New Jes6y. No. -. Capital, sI2OcO IL 600
5000, 1000 1900 Ios IS nc. IS Nos - drawn
Tickets s5hilves so; qn IS.
$1,000, 1000
Frday-hoaongaia, No IL Capitals $1,000, 1900 1900
1000 S97 o. 200 &c IS Nos - dawn. Tickets ~ halves
l, quarters Soc
$4,000. 1000.
Friday Nghi-LeesburE, EIra, = CAptar $4,000 1000
500 &C &c rs Mes, u drawn. Tickets halve. So Qs IS
$4,000. 1900.
sataday-sus,eI No. % CAptas 5000 1900, 1000 500
500 500 ke. 60 Nos ~ drawn. Tickets O.! qs So
$1,000. 1000.
Saturday y ght-suneI FL No. % Capitals $4,000 1000
$40 Of 500 &c IS Nos IL drawn. Tickets 81 halye. ga
qulrcrs ~.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas, ~ for 1870 Be drawn
March 2oh grasp pr1e Of $40 OOO 10000 1000
20 przes e 1000 20 Of 500. Louery drawn
binas Tickets $40; havr, quarters Ceuheltss o. pack
Of - Whole Texts sIOo-haves quaer, 10 proportion
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY. Cas- ~ for Iss7-to be erawn
Match 9Th BsLLASr scHEzs-i Prize s3OoU0 10000 5000
pEes Of 2oOe Of SOU. 1880 Of 1000 20
Of 500 10 Of 900 ~ No Iouery. haots eEet,
$40 halves quares $50 Certificates Of packages Whole
Iieiets si2o-halyes and quarter, proportion.
@ Ruycfs refrusd my PuGss which IL reK.tsr
At The ofec proof Of every Draw
nr continues TO ncreasc the sold paid BY me
~ Orders for Paekse esrh.ies single tickets in the above
mes ana in all Lotteries will be promptly TO- and
drawing sent when requested
Please address orders ~ sTRATTON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16

y. w. MAURY 4 CO., Manager.
DRAWN Noe Of Aszsndris Lottery, L-Msreh iath.
~ 81 - 8 rs Sc Sc So o 65 SO las
dawn No. Of Lsssburx. No ll-Msreh is:
New Jersey. No. alHPlas.. $4,000, 5000, 5000. IS
prizes Of i000 20 Of AGO. &c. rs Nos. IL drawn Tickets
This Evening.
sas.oo0 Capital 70 prizes Of 1000. &c. 10 Nos. II
Tickets AT MANAGERS OFFICE,
mh l6 No. I City Hotel.
M ANAGERS' OFFICE...D. PAINE & Co.
lNA ror day-sasooo. ssop. sooo 90 OF 1909. 10
Nos- II drawn Tickets o. Aho-sIooOo. &c. 10 Nos, II
Drawn No. ofroLomoi. elias. u.
- 81 GO II ~ IS 81 S 50 &C.
20 IS 50 ss IS s. II IL SC 81 - So.
Half ress, Mo-. =. 60 5000 sold and paid by PURCELL
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, class 90;
81 81 81 10 Z - 81 ~ II 81 ~ 9 472.
pENDLEToN's oFFlcE.-Two prize. sold and
L paid by PENDLEToN.
Drawing Of Sussex County Lottery Glass 81.
20 SO Al q 30 Sc 81 81 10 10 ~ 10 40 60.
Ticket Nos 10 sc 5l-a capital prize .Sld and paid by
Drawing Of SUSSEX Co Lottery. Glass No 2ii
70 So 80 II 60 So 81 50 30.
Ticket Nos II ~ Ga prize Of s2oo sold for IS cts
and paid by PENDLEToN.
Drawing Of Alexandra Lottery, Clas. L.
81 30 IS So Sc So 9 4 IS so Ia 6.
To-D.y-A splendid scheme-S20 900, 5000. IS pri-
,es OF $780, &c &c. Capital Tickets s. shares in pro-
PENDLEToN.s OFFICE,
nah l6 No. 3 Exchange.
I ,UCK'S OFFICE, Wall street, opposite City
Drawn Nos. Of Grand Con. No. IL.
80 IS 80 sc 25 60 ~ - &C 81 "a So.
Ticket Nos 2 rs &c. $500 sold and paid by
81 81 81 10 4 30 ~ "a II 81 40 8 AS
For th. moming1Sa5. 600 10 Nos, II drawn; Tick.
cts 80. 10000, 70 Noe, 10 drawn. Tickets 90.
10 O'clock ia nj
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lDR. Il ROYSI
vegetable Universal PILLS, are a
strengthening Purgative and a
PURIFYING TONIC

INHE hopes of the American Agents are far
more 'han realized by the OF Dr. LIZ ROY's
deine spring no such immediate popularity In
months eight thousand boxes sposed OF eeh
hundred The embraced great NUMBER -eas,s
but those which pedomna:ed Fever Co IT, Habua
Cos'enest Dyset' Loss OF Appetite Fau-nee woims and
Lowness Of Spirits All who tae them agree bcy
are far superior other medicine they
The energy and The efficacy OF their action for ousa hey pro
duee neither gTps they the with
great deeness force and rapy pargatve leave moth
ing to Be desired But their great peculiar eIseesee ans ht
when distinguishes them from all other
operation Is followed BY Their ed purifying
and pnrsaye critics for which they rdsb the
ofsaaplra and other being conoeG their m
tonic virtues tefvei f Of Wild Cherry they 90
not an the digestive organs into action, The mod q
ton with other eahdrs but contrary strengthen them INFO
acton Thus all otHr PuEatve medicines roiuee or
subsequent eovcne and sugsacss Of the juice
Or lie Roys Pills mac h!ncry Of TIE system m OF s
and activity and the bowels open ami "Hcnee
Df 'hse'eman "hy are the only active pugauve which
Win snh1-ehee an WI h'i alarm Tor they remove
nothing but what cushio be renoy,d-urhe
occasion n'hpas o. atonaBd cave the bowels open
ahl hl' he gieaN rue OF III BE Roys F s-the viz
tue which has spread Their faBr over the two hemh with
rpidiy emost -uous-es their Tu-fsarn OF he blood
Here they s,anl altogether uarvaed up the l a.
sure Of ceo 1h at once arrest the formation OF bad blood
removing an m urtes om the chye OF which blood
Gu an moreover ite clean by tonns and eng hennE the
gcstye organs ~ TO hc abe 10 exclude
inuieous nature an then thy purify the blood already
ou'n"n ahd never eeas operation until y entirely free from
every noH ice and fl o life and co. won
dcrul virtues of Dr. L. Roys rs purifier blood rsni
- lhem NE tes Of khown rmetcs "a diseases Of the kin In
fact - pow riu TIER heahy nhiSnce the vital
lhfH fcet Dc ser
thcm give SPEEDY evden Of their bcns hal persors
spcet Sy the brightness Of the and thu com
petion they sso Eel strosr dow saifs-a con
quenee that can only be the result Of blood whh
ihcis can Be her hfahh comfort system Tire
American Agents wouli confidently ADJ that snsie
Dor a that ffquied 10 obtain from
meni that IT, Ls Roy vessabs Universal rs oy de
sevrr q the uums whth have been b-ta u-au
monsy ihcwcred on them beth rides The Atlantic their
virtues beyond all ras
rne IS yer tot Tor fac Rich rond who'es. retail
BY Mesis uva Parcel GaynotE Wood samrs rl.t aH1
~ bruss'ts rene7y uhs-su
nR. CIIAUBERLANNE has removed 20 err
~ Of Mf. Norman stewards buldirgs .m.ddic ore-
menO the south side Of Ffsgkhn street. between 9TH
and s'h streets, nearly opposite the United Presbyterian
Church. fc ls-u
4 i Office in the basement
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lotteries.
C.B.LUCK'S LOTTERY OFFICE,

ON WALL sTREET, oPPosTrE CRY HoTEI
Drawn Nos. Of Grand con,oI aa,.dNoo
10 IL % "a % 60 rs 30 SIS CO 81 40 L.
Whole ticket 10 II 40, $1,000 cold and paid by LUCK
Delaware, SO:
90 46 - 80 20 81 "a % 81 % So A.
Ticket Nos ~ 20 a., capital sold and paid by LUCK
Pokomoke, class 30:
6O 10 ~ 40 l6 % ~ G. SO % IL IL
Ticket Nos. 10 40, $3.50, sold and paid by LUCK.
30 l2 10 40 2 10 Al 90 9 10 II u 50 ISIS.
Whole Ticket Nos. % Al 70. $780, sold and paid by
LUCK.
Grand Consolidated. No. II:
IS 80 &c 25 81 A. IL &c 81 "a 60.
Ticket 25 Sc. $500, sold and paid BY LUCK
1T Address LUCK, II you are in want Of Prize.
THE following brilliant Schemes for the month
Of Mason offered near rich POOR Persons
who are Oppressed for the want Of MONEY by rskns
Amouni OF with Luck obtain Doa-
thereby relieving them OF all their sponbis.
the good fortune which awaits him. be realized only
Through the agency Of Luck:
$4,000, $4,000. 10000.
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY. Winning
CapI prire Of $50 600, iJoOO 900 6OOo 1000 sseo
uf 2OOO 25 Of 1850. 500. eco 200 Who'll.
~ elo hsi'e, quarter. aso Certificate Of package Of
20 Wboes sl2o-shares IN proportion
$4,000. 5000. 100 Of 1000.
Grand Consoidaud Lottery. at Whining
ton Del Saturday March ~ i5t7 rs Nos ~
Scheme Of $50 O0o s00o toOo 1900 Of
1000 ia Of 500. Tickets 10; halves quarter, so Ceub
cate Of package Of 95 Whole Tickets si2o-hares proper
ordering by Package may the price Of three
Tickets
Do hav. every day twenty donar. and
the popular Lotteries drawings sent
when requested, all who order from Capt.
% can be had as usual At sight On all letters enclosing
Prize Tickets the need paid in the
above Lotteries received and all orders
meet the most prompt and confidential niion.
Address C. B. LUCK.
NH Richm W.
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PUBIIC SALE

RY virtue Of deed of Trust executed by
- Robert X Pmberion to Archibald Bryce.
seriber the 10Th day Of January 1884,
Clerks onee Of Po~ haan County Court
TONED will be offered for sale To the highest bidder public
ton for cash. nj Powhaln Courthouse. MONDAY
May ner being Court day the following Save,
deei Aforesaid to vii Daniel Edmund, Edward Julius Tshl
len and Mary Malta and her nv. chi and Martha
three ehliiea and the " the
deed and hs said slaves should
discharge the debts nned be secured by the
aio said with the interest III aud
.Ieeuun< tn. Tut then the land conveyed by
deed Aforesaid siiu1ted James River
John Gillian and commonly led Aaeens Adventure
-Four Hundred and four will be up
on the same terms much thereof
aus the purposes OF the trust deed ant such
The subscriber Willie conveyed the purchaser pure
mi a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-03-16
SPRING STOCK OF
Boots. Shoes, Trunks, &c.

WE are now opening, by different arrivals
from Philadelphia and Boston. Spring
Shoes Trunks &C which has selected from factories BY
Of son within the The
best Our stock is larger and general
have offered for the Spring Trade before comprising full
Of the aees the particularly adapted
the county and city uade to witch would the aitsn
and all who may 1e feel
ing confident atwc aiacton 10th quality yrec
berg determined sell such goods bought
fox ladelpha BiHmoe We only from town and
county dealers either OF wholesale
PUTNEY WATTS,
NH IL No II3 Main street Richmond
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THE PILES-A CURE FOR LIFE Sc
CURED
THE Vegetable Pile Elec(uarV.

invented by Dr. a UPham dstngu shed Physician Of New
York city the oFy really remedy
and distressing complaint THE PILES offered
Public.
Hisan internal medy application,
either bleeding Blind, pro
badly the only thing that will Thrre IL
positive cutepeedy and permanent. II
cine to take and improves The general health
Each box contains twelve doses egh; doe
mid IN is aiion aud BE- taken
Inflammation without All app
IN tie highest degree dsagreeabie ami om ih
ease temporary cir eftcts This medicine
at It's AMI removing the etde and
permanent
This Eeeuary aLo very valuable remedy ILLUMINATION
Of the Liver and sleen Inflammation, u
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