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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-26
IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April 9TH

Il isis. ''"'
James r. CoIbn Pin
against,
William Amsead, Admir- with the will OF William
Boyd deed whD admir- with will
him deed and EIeer OF Rebecea Cobn
EreeutriN OF Richard Corbin deed, aud other, DTS
IN CIIhNCERY.
appearing the Court satisfactory evidence Edward
g Moshy FIcer Of William Chamberayn- nlabi
iant OF this Commonwealth On the OF plaintiff
ordered said Eli e Mosby rafo,ad appear
here IRE first day Of October and
the plaintiff aud that Of this order be forthwith
the Richmond Enquirer Richmond Wing, published
the city Rehmond ve that,
another copy be posted the door ol the
e~snty. eopys-Test.
q n
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McCORMICK's REAPER.-Tbe subscrib

4 ABoNh LCOalCE-we have just rreeiyed 10 sore nice
cases of this superior Leofec for sis cons rnmeni
~ WV ANDERSON A IN
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LATE PUBLICATIONs-ENCH HOOK


STORE.
M ASIIINGTON AND HIS GENERALS, by T. Headlry
w author Of Napoleon and his MarShals, ke, Gc-25c
of General Winfield embracing description OF
Bombardrn aud Capture of Vera plans the
Cty and Castle, 80 engrayng--25
Dcvi'E Wedding Ring the adventures a Wachma ker
Translated from the French Of A numas-25
Aunt Kitiy's Tales, by Nara McIniosh
String OF Pca',by Jamcs-25
I.ic Loadon-75
May No. of Grihauis Magazine
Godeys Lady Book
Part IL Chamhers Information for the People
Cyeiopedta of Literature received and for sale
" p26 ARent
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MANAKIN NAIL WORKS

MANAKIN NAIL WORKS.
'IHE Subscriber having been appointed As..,
ior The ale of the Mahakia Nais respectfully ipIom- m
Puse' u ne now receiving and keep mly ON hand
al ms Ho,e on hi Cahal opposte ihs Pubic Ware ou-- ind
uss. M ue various
This Factory having been recently erected and an ~ ~ ,
eD tehs new and OF the moi approved eTg,ar
esabihn1eni IN the country. Dealers thai No O.
the part OF the present pFopeorz pannr 10 n1,n -
Nails as VIII fully inert ihsr wants ON a. cool tenn . 80
one' fae'ory can EaPP5 them Of similar quality.
,.. r. D. TYLER
" The LynehbGrE Vrgniln ClaroresviI. Aivocate ri
tsrshag lnegeneer requested copy for three month, AMI
eh,rV, this Office "
~. GROIN sUGAR--25 Hihds. 81. CroII Sn
- W. % ''a' has been IN this city for many y-afS landing
~ m -~ - ap = WILLIAMS A. HAXALI.
FLOOR MATING.
usI received large lot of India Floor Matt
" ing oil superior quality, and OF all vdth.
ap I9-d2w t,r ~, ~ Ho us,
CHEAP CLOTHING!
VIE subscriber has hard and for ,ale ,rr ,, %
prices - N ''"e"
900 Cloth Dress and Froek Coats, from 10 toses
JOO Tweed Coats, all styles
2sS AaPaea and Croon all STYLES fror, 4 10 .,
a small supply OF plain and plaid Linsn Coau
be'fi an endless variety OF blk AMI Cashmere Pam.
Blk and faRey Satin Vests
We L all colours, qualities and pre,s FINN COL e.,,
Also, complete al Fancy Arters and sh,
For sale at ia Main street,
ap.z sILAs MERCHANT
4 bUR stock OF choice RETAILING GOODS
tor Ladies Gehilsmen, Fam lies very xood AMI
VIII be completed BY the pay
arr invited to call "'''
u
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rs NUMBERs-i3 DRAWN BALLOTS.

Tickets siOshar,s proportion. Certificate paek.Er Of
whoes sl2O do do halves 500 DO 60 quarters ESQ
sUsoUEHANNA LOTTERY Class No. 81 to be drawn at Bal
on edn NAV
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GRAND sCHEMEs FOR MAY.

GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class No Ito
drawn Wilmington, Del, Saturday, May Isl, 1877.
rs NUMBEgs-Ie DRAWN BALLOTS.
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lotteries.
j. w. MAURY L. CO., MANAGERS,
Csueoesser- 10 .. q. Gregory a Col
OFFICE. NO. CRY HOTEL RICHMOND VIRGINIA
MAGNIFICENT Schemes,
10 BE DRAWN 18Th AND 2Vth MAY

SoooO-lO Prizes 81 sloooo2o do OF 1000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, class No for 1877 10 be dawn
ut Alexandria, saturdsy. May rs. Ist7.
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IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April !

IN Hanover Circuit Superior Court, April 9Th,
II 1917
William Wexford and Rebeesa r ?, his wife, Pnf.
against,
wuiim Armis,ead Iel Of William Boyd
al.e ed, and other, Nus
IN CHANCERY
appearing the Court evidence that Edward
q Mosby EIeeT of William Chambet not On in,ab
tant Of this Commonwealth On the motion the Plaintiffs
ordered ad Edward Mosby do an
pear the the bill
o the Plaintiff and That OF this oniT be forthwith
ID the Richmond Enquirer, Richmond whig
Published Richmond. yey
and that another copy posted the Count
House of this county CopV-Tcstr.
ap27-wpw PHILIP u. WINSTON. &. e..
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Sealed and delivered
in presence Of -
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CHANDLER'S GRAMMAR.

STUART'S SUGAR.-Smart's Loaf Pulver-
~ ned and Ground Suga landing for sale, rates by
ap93 EDMOND L DAVENPORT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-04-26

COLU UBuA HOUSE, Charles Street,
Bettceen Baitiuore and Lombard Streets Baltimore.
Wits House IL fitted with Furniture good
,ye and ~ now open 10 the public The location being
siah The proprietor trusts that hts
will sreuc him oon Of the public
AZ usnsient p1- Terms, per day, 81 rs.
w. w. DIX, late Of the Of
apSi-d5m DIX and FogE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-08
Macon, Feb. 10, 1916.

MACON, FeD. 10, 1870
The Cotton Crop Of Gsorsa-st Of PrieesEstimated
Crop Of he Country--.sdvanee ia Market Value.
suffer an old patron 10 give, through your valuable
paper his views and the views Of most all observing
of the cotton crop Of Georgia rather Of the Allan
tic States is The crop Of Georgia will tall very short
Of the estimates made in November and December and
why LIST, We will tako Macon. From the LIST of Fe-
bruary to the sh we only received two thousand when
expected fvo thousand In that time 2d From the sh
10 tho 18th received thousand bsss only when
ought have received three houssnd the
OF cotton that crowded our streets three four weeks
back Is where 10 be In fact and appeal 10 the
people OF Macon to say write things are or not
the cotton has stopped coming in at and the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-03-08

there they looked charmingy lovely, all smiles
and many the lord Of the creation who that evening
beauty. II was said that the blind boy, CUPID, with his
culver full Of arrows busy at work. and made sad
bleed in vain The elder Of the Miss like her sister
ho an bs int ,:,y engaging s s and S would
syphlke creature Miss H.. Of this village, charming
and afsconate girl who is shortly to be married to
Many others there all engaging. sparkling lovely
girls. Gentlemen were there from the city and other
attention Of many as he gailantly led many fair one
through the mazes of the giddy dance the Col is gen
upon the banks Of the Rio Grande exposed to the bullets
Of those rascally Mexcans Among the spectators was
the distinguished nominee for governor of this state
whose intelligent counsnance was lit up with the
most pleasurable emotions as he viewed the scenes
that were transacting around him.
About ten o'clock general motion OF the company to
wards the door observed; each gentleman, arm in
arm with or more ladies' passed down into the room
in the ladies' saloon about y feet long the other in
parlors extending in straight line about sixty feet
They were covered by damask cloths Of the finest fabric
and purest whoness tho dishes OF blue china and
handsomely arranged the knives and forks of po
shed steel the spoons OF FURNISHED silver Every thing
in word every thing that Inc most proiuss iboray
and in ne measured quantities.
After supper the company returned to the ball room
and resumed the amusements of the evening il possible
with more than previous zest where they continued TO
two o'clock A. NJ, when they again left tho ball room
for refreshments The tables again set in the
splendid manner and with degree Of prouson amount
ing almost to extravaganza pyramids of ice ind
maccaroni, fruits and nuts from tropical cmes, conec
tioneries and great variety of delicious cakes beaut
fully iced, administered to the taste and appetite of
company who appeared to understand how to appreciate
the splendid entertainment Alter leaving the refresh
ment table tho ball again sought the same
round Of amusement pursued before, until about six
O'Clock A. NJ when the company separated for their 70
gratisd with their entertainment, and delighted with
their host who had successfully contributed to their
enjoyment
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The export of ice, from Boston, during the past
month, was $500 tons.
The Delaware division Of the Canal will be opened
the 18TH
Twenty 1--WE vessels arrived at New Orleans from sea-
on the oath ult.
The export of domestic cotton goods from this port
during the month Of February was 4is bales and cases
professorship of Chinese is about to be established
in Kings College, London.
The sleghing about Albany was better than at
present uesday). The roads in all directions are as
smooth and CLASSY as big mirror.
An inhabitant Of Corfu, who lately returned from
Spitzbergen, after absence oil twenty eight years,
found bis wife in very good health but the widow Of
three husbands
The amount OF rain that fell during the month OF
February by the gauge kept at the Penn
sylvana Hospital 4:67 inches.
The Charleston papers announce the death Of Col:
John 8. Cogdell formerly president Of the Bank Of
south Caroline, and lately incumbent OF several Offices
OF trust under the government.
The population of st. Louis is estimated at sixty thou
sand
The product of maple sugar in le46, in the United
states estimated to have reached ~ 900 900 pounds
qnantty exceeding the whole amount Of sugar consumed
ny PORTUGAL and nearly equslling the consumption Of
sweden, Norway, and Denmark together.
Trrel 10 employed in the State Prison. in the copper.
plate engraving business, a. We learn from the .aas
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INSTdN IdINE VUD HnIH u T. =.
ID ATCHELOR'S Liquid Hair Dye, is the best muese ~
ID Offered for coloripg the HAIR TO perfectly even ~
black brown without staining OF p,1hhs e"v per
IL mr. ed by hundreds no have used ~ ns
fer Hair pye vet Sold wholesale and fse W
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fi6 msr
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Bureau of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
June 9, l847.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this bureau,
~ until O'Clock, p M, of the Both instant, for furnishing
and delivering al the respective nayyyards hereinafter
named the several articles specified TO be delivered at each
of said vy-yards.
At least onefourth part of the different articles be
delivered on before the fifteenth OF August, and the
whole on or before the theth OF September next and in
the Contractor shall fail TO deliver according contract
the agent shall be authorized purchase to supply the
DEFICIENCIES and the and his suretes shah be
responsible Tor of the contract price,
The offers must be made separately for each class OF art
es at each nauyyard and must embrace all the articles
named IN the class wh the offer made; the cost of the
quantities of the several articles must be carried out, and
The aggregate cost of each class made up by the person Of
ierng Nc offers will be considered which not made
conormably to these directions
All the articles must be OF the best quaty and such
may require it, be delivered in good welseasoned
casks boxes other proper packages the satisfaction OF
the respective commandments of the said navy yards without
charge therefor And the different articles, casks boxes,
and packages to be subject to such inspection and tests
may be ordered directed by the respective command
of said yards and be in all respects To their
satisfaction and approval they will not be received
The department itself the privilege of reject
ing offers made by persons who have heretofore failed to
complete contracts, 10 enter into contracts after their Of
ers have been accepted, if should deem advisable for
Bonds, with approved sureties in one-haf the esti
mated of the respective contracts will be required,
and per centum in addition will be withheld from the
of each payment 10 be made collateral security
the due and faithful performance OF the respective
tracts which will account be paid until the contracts
cent payment will be made by the United States with
thirty days after hipticate bulls duly certified and APP
proved shall be presented the navy agent the yard
where the deliveries may be made.
Every offer made must be accompanied las directed In
the act of Congress making appropriations for the naval
service approved 10th August 1876 by written guaran
y signed by responsible persons to the effect
he they undertake that the bidder or bidders will
his their bid be accepted into obligation within
days. with good and sufficient surctes, furnish the
supplies proposed No proposal viii be considered unless
accompanied by such guaranty.
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Through tickets TO Norfolk, Portsmouth, Old Point
Comfort, &C., via. Richmond and Port Wnlthn1l.
Whole fare, s. 80 only. -

rINIE public advised that through tickets continue to
be given board the Potomac steamboat the above
paces low OF five dollars and nifty only
Guiding meals the James river boat
Passengers leaving Washington at 3, M Alexan-
dra 81, m, Sundays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays,
reach Richmond g. y. m, Tin time its beautiful
scenery,) where they lodge and the morning by
the Richmond and Pefersburgh railroad and Port Waha
steamboatline Norfolk which place they reach by l. p
For further iuiormation apply to Captain j. W Rod
gers, on board the Potomac steamboat or 10
GEORGE MATTINGLY, Agent.
June 2-3aw6w
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THE PARLOR MAGAZINE.
". r. MeUdl<v. Editor.

TNIIIS Magazine formerly under the care of D. Mead
j. T. Headley, author of Napoleon and his Marshas"
"Washngton and his Generals Letters from Italy,, &c,
destined to fiji large place in public estimation; that it
will only maintain its present enviable reputation but
itself far higher popularity and become the
panion many circle which II is a stranger, glad
g s The n
to make this MOST POPULAR MAGAZINE Of the day and,
he will draw freely from his exhausless
|, will continue to maintain its high moral tone and
the corrupt passions and tendencies YOUTH
which the author ''dying, would wish to blot"
all the ua aEacon and interest Of the lighter PETROLEUM.
while in different path, and is not exposed to the
II is issued monthly, commencing with May containing
81 pages Of original matter. printed on fine paper in hand
flower in each NUMBER with occasional music and Is got
R p Gsii s and
forming an elegant ornament sls 70 the paor ch
ans nu@Ses end always on hand
Price only " per year. if in advance copies for $5
The press and the public daily awarding the very
highest testimonials Of the editorial ability of Magazine
placing in very every respect; among
thousands of which, select the following
charm s T as and ysr;s' :a%:s fitted give
thu The % as.y s % p
already valuable Magazine The Of
chanie.
The editor has infused that intense absorbing inis.
the which snchns the sympsha and rves the
without losing anything Of it, chase and elevated
morals and syle"-- Windham Co. DenocraG
Magazine much under present guar
dianshp r-.fdpocafe and Journal
Ihe editor well the brilliant
the day .n-.americsn .4sricuIfsrisf
"Their motto minge the beautiful with the goodnN
Refew.
Headey contributes the present May literally
his usual pleasing stye"-N. " Tribune.
Ellis talents viii add greatly the interest OF the and
have great influence in extending s cr Intel
igencer.
This neat monthly gaining refining and :otenns
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unquestionably Magazine of its kind In the
try ."-Nanfucke Enquirer.
Beautiful 1t IL valuable "-Lut'eron Observer
D- few good responsible agents wanted to circulate
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M

MR MD NM
MARsEILLIIs LINE OF PACKETS,
Touching at Gibraltar To land passengers.
TIME aforementioned ships will be regularly despatched
i from New York the LIST, and from Marseilles on
the 10Th of each month, ms tollows'
Ship Prince de Joinville, (new,) Capt W. w Laurence,
Oct. 1, 1886 :,
Ship Arcoe, (neiyJ Captain w. r. Hoodless, Nov. !,
SAC. -
Ship CASTOR, Capt. James Anthony, Dec l, 1876.
Ship Nebraska, (new,) Captain James Watson, JAM L.
lS47.
Ship -, ---, Feb. I, lSa7.
MARsEu.LEs.
Ship Prince de Joinve, (new) Capt. w. w. Laurence,
Dec 10, 1896
Ship Arcole (new) Capt w r. Hoodess, Jan. TO- 1917
Shin CASTOR. Capt. James Anthony, Feb. 10, ISi7.
Ship Nebraska, (new) Capt James Watson, March 10,
1917. -
Ship -, --, April 10, 1917.
These vessels all of the first class and commanded by
men of experience Their accommodations tor passengers
ire comfort and convenience. Goods sent
10 the agents will forwarded free of all other expenses
tban those actually paid.
For freight or passage, apply 70 ,.,
lob Front street; TO
BOYD 81 HINCKEN, agents,
No O. Tontine buildings, corner OF Wal and Water
streets, New York.
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- THE late residence of Mr.. Armfed on Prince street.
MR in Alexandria The house is brick built of the best
materials, handsomely finished and wearranRed for com
fort and convenience; contains fifteen rooms most of them
large and airy, and has wide hall through the
Out-houses of BRICK also covered with metal consisting in
range, of wood and wasouses cistern ground
two bathing and two dressing On the opposite
wing, fine green-house and in the rear brick wosory
double house for servants.
The fowergardens extend from Patrick Henry street.
The vegetable garden is large and productive.
1t is considered by many, the handsomest and most
sirable residence in the District
1t will be sold low, land accommodating TERMS on APP
plcaon to VIM. D. MUTT,
Sept. 25--f At the Treasury Department.
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10 pounds COTTON tWlne hSsOfteu sizes, pei PUUIIU
l bushel black sand, per bushe
Each bidder must furnish with his proposals sample,
and but sample, of each article bid for.
Each article be bid for, and than one price
named for any article.
Bids fully conforming to the adversementwil not be
considered.
for printing are far applicable be incorporated IN
the for staonery and the head OF the department
will in all cases. Judge whether the articles rendered by the
contractor OF the quality required by the contract
The contract will be awarded the lowest and best bid
and bond and security will be required for It's faithful
performances
The stationery is he furnished it may be ordered by
the Department. and the contract prices whether the
quantities exceed fall short of those estimated.
May 3I--law4w G. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
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CITY OF WASHINGTON, MONDAY NIGHT JUNE a. 1917.
per realii.

plain, per ream.
reams best quality royal paper, plain g
ream best hand made denny paper, plain
best hand made medium paper,
plain
2 reanis best handmade double cap paper,
plain
200 dozen cards steel pens. Department to have the
liberty of selecting from all the different Kinds
manufactured, English or American, In the mar
ket, per dozen cards
l gross Damascus pens, in boxes, with dozen
holders each gross per gross.
" other steel pens, in boxes, with one
dozen holders to each gross
1000 Opaque quilts, No. 80, per thousand
81 dozen Monroe's black lead pencils, gradu-
ated per dozen
6 /" Cohens red lead pencils
8 {" best red lead pencils
2 =" 9-nch ivory folders
100 +" red tape, No 10
" pieces silk taste
ss cocoa sand-bo
l (" wafer stands
bottles Maynard II Noyes's black ink $
So bottles Hoover's red ink .
4" halfpint bottles Arnold's red ink
60 pounds red WATERS best, per pound.
Sc red pea, BEST
:" best scarlet sealing-wax
l =" /" fancy " "
8 4" prepared mda-rubber
dozen cut-gass inkstands, 2a inches
square, plared or plain per dozen
4" letter stamps, ivory handles "
90 desk knives, Rodgers's best "
:" erasers, Rodgers's, ivory handles in
/ &" best paper-shears, 6nch blades {.
/" &c scissors :"