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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16

f was but little romito a, Vera Cruz, and
(A'hension telt OF danger 10 the troops In
Fag-though every precau,ion would be
Inc whole force TO embark from Vera
be LOO officers, $4,000 rank and file,
wsamslers. A portion Of the regulars
embarked for the Rio Grande, to take po-
d o'ae'en, points on The new boundary
g 'aln and heavy artillery left the City
fleo on The 29th.
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Tickets s20-shares in proportion.
az In purchasing by the package, deaues w
NJ Orders meet our usual prompt attention. OF
Tetes in the above, or in any other LoueIy, craving
daily, tprice Of Tickets from 10 w. W ipIiRCEII
n'se"'"Aa' Agent for D. PAINE CO., Richnond.V Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16
IivivEcSITy or VIRGINIA

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
rJ,IlF: Chair "f Natural Philosophy the University
Of Virginia having become vacant by the resiena
ton Of Professor William b. Rogers, the appointment
of Professor 10 I'LL the vacancy will come under the
consideration ni the Board Of Visitors, at their annual
meeting, the 25rh ot June. Communications on tht
subject may he addressed 10 the Chairman Of the Ia
Gully al the University.
GEssNER HARRISON, Chairman Faculty.
June 2-cGt
d~T- Wing requested 10 cnpy.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Virginia Agricultural
MACHINE NANUFACTORY

THE subscribers, SUCCESSORS Ia
L JABEZ PARKER, at the well
known Establishment, corner Of
Main and 1911 streets, are pfepar-
ed tu rxrr,iir, nj ,hort notice Or.
'ders for TIlR ~ HING M.cHtsrs
and HORSE POWERS Of all sizes
made portable or stationary =
IIorse aud Hand Power WHEAT
FANS; ) + K AN CARRIERS
MccORMfrk'S RE ApERs
CORN SHELTERS, STRAW
CUTTERS, CRUsIlERS, &c.
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TUE VERY LATEST.

Haskell, the eccentric Tennesseean, as We
y. 49,, the Times, told the crowd in Phila'
a,a :: an ,b,, when, private soldier on the Rio
F'. seswam over creeks and waded through
'' -. zach Gen. Taylor and ask him "hat ''sre
no@ : me Genel al said. 81 c'n Tell you what
= IAN PA A WING, AND A QUARTER
m Wv Gen Taylor should tell "yo's," Haskell
-. ,eIl the American people, who are asked
-. !, him, we cannot conceive. Again
=, means "a Wing, and a quarter opsr?-
KS i, mean that he is SO much of Wing thai
:. "a quarter" Democrat, or ia quarter" Ma
a merican, also7 We had thought that Ge'
u T was@a Whig-but no, an ultra Wing
,bsv can he be IA Wing, and a quarter
r. We are more betossed than ever!
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TURTLE SOUP, DC.

y " ~ II n IL SVCI W.
A FINE SEA TURTLE will be served up al
II the Rough and Ready Hotel, in Soup
Steaks, Fricassees, &c, THIS DAY, at IL o..
clock THOMAS WHEELEY.
II Families supplied as usual.
June l5-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Advertisements
TO PERSONS TRAVELLING NORTH

DURING THE SUMNER.
L. BLANCHARD returns his sincere thanks FIR the
l. liberal patronage he has always received and
bees 10 inform his cbds and the public In general that
he has taken that spacious and commodiols rsrahi.h
ment, the CITY HOTEL. New York, which
he has rel,ed and r-furuished To render IL the
equal, In point OF elegance and comfort of the best
houses in the CITY. All persons who may favor him by
visiting his new Hotel may rely meeting with every
attention and accommodation. There are several fine
suites Of rooms for families. f. BLANCHARD,
Laie Of the Globe Hotel
civ Hntrl New York NAV "a la1a-cIm
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g. .suy The justice OF the Times charge o.
ness" 10 our sketch of The Wing Convsn-
Ne said expressly that we had not room
: ,.,v long debate, but We would admit, for
..,s..'s sake, that every delegate save The
Sutormis;s" had, in the most eloquent
are and The mos, cordial zeal, HEARTILY
..,,sin in The nomination. After this admis'
a. s- no. the right 10 publish the remarks
:. mon .conformis,s," some OF whose speech
:, Times itselicu of with very few words.
,,.rs no "uniairness" in ,his2 Our readers
i, &c fairly OF the Two Conventions, and we
~, 10 assert, lha, .hsy approve fully OF The
he Democratic Convention, and also their
!. .,e ior Vice President-an Office which The
.; seem noe 10 regard as Thing OF no i'm
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Ry InIoes Il Brother, Aucts.

rr Sale To be conducted by
May l7-ditGcwtds w GODDIS, Aucl'r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-06-16

GRAND SCHEMES FOR JUNE, ls45.
prizes OF $4,000 DOLLARS!
5usquehanna Canal Lottery, Glass No. 81 TO DC
lawn at Baltimore on Wednesday, June 2lst, 1915
Is Nos, IL drawn.
,,;zss of sa5' 600 / 4 prizes OF sl,5oo
20 soon 4 1918
8 q 1000 90 1000
q $3.50 &C. &c.
krtS SI0 halves S; quarters = 50.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
At LYLE'S GROCERY STORE,

MERE is TO he found almost every article,
in the Grocery line, that you can me IL ton.
Sugar. at a fp; Coffee, Tea, Rice,
Cheese; Mackerel, No. x , and Mo!asses;
Vinegar, Becns, Potatoes, and No 6, 20. k.)
Beifower Apples, Tobacco, and Gun Powder;
Cod fish. Herring. Loaf Sugar & ashboards;
Sa!aratus, Indigo. Pepper, Nutm-gs & Spices;
Tubs, Buckets. Clothes Pins & Brooms;
Salt, Bologna, Dried Beef, * Corn;
Market Baskets. Butter Prints * Nails;
Window Glass, Stone Ware & yellow Ware;
and numerous other articles which / have not
time to mention now. Farmers will find them
selves, in the right place TO dispose Of their Fro-
ducc and CASH TO advantage in
LyIe's Cheap Grocery Store.
door east of IIolloway's Book Store, and
one or two west Of Brightwell's Store.
Z. :. Flour and Meal, W Ill be on hand for sale
in a few DAYS.
Richmond JAN 81, lS45. 6-3t
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
RAIL ROAD MEETING.

Pursuant to notice. a large and respec-
table portion of the citizens Of Henry CO.,
met at the Court House in New Castle.
on Saturday the 18th Jan. l848. for the
purpose Of consulting upon the prepriety
Of making Railroad from this place via
Hagerstown and Washington to Rich
Tond. On motion Of NJ l.. Bundv. Esq.
DR.. Joel Reed was called to the chair. and
James 4. McNieans appointed sec'v.
Mr. Samuel Hoover being called on by
the chair, in few remarks stated the OBJ
ject Of the meeting. On motion of VIM
Henderson. ESD.
Resoirfd. That this meeting is in favor
Of making a Railroad from New Castle
via. Hagerstown and Washington to con-
meet with the Dayton and Richmond Rail-
road. and also with the Cincinnati and St.
Louis Railroad at Richmond. Wayne CO.;
which resolution was adopted.
I'm motion Of VIM. Crosse. Esq. the
following resolution was adopted:
Rcsoircd. That we would be in favor of
there being incorporated in the Charter.
for said proposed Railroad, a provision
that the whole amount Of the stock should
be taken. and its payment secured before
the commencement Of the work thereon.
I'm motion Of VIM. Henderson. ESD.
Resolved, That there be a committee OF
rive appointed by the chair, whose duty it
stall be to correspond with the citizens of
Hagerstown. Washington. Richmond. and
other places, opon the subjec, Of the said
Railroad.
The resolution was adopted. and Messrs.
NJ. l.. Bundy, Miles Murphev. VIM. Hen.
derson. Samuel Hoover and Jas. Tiff. were
appointed said committee
JOEL REED, Pres't.
Jas. 4. McMEANs. See'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
important 10 Con. us,a ptivcs.

Strange! That many who are afflicted with
4 COUEH that is gradually wearing them down,
and slowly, but surely stealing them into that
dreadful disease, Consumption-that disease
which carries off thousands daily. are doing moth
ing, or what is than mott, ing, gorgi them
selves with nostrums, that are pulled to the skies
for cures they said to have effected on some
foreign unknown persons. when they can
be positively cured by using DIR. ROGERS
COMPOUNDSYRU OF LIVERWORT AND
TAR, which still continues to effect the most
Wonde fut Gu, es ever recorded in the annals Of
medicine. A fact which is proved by reference
to the vast number Of certificates from the first
and most respectable citizens such as-Dr. VIM.
J. Richards. Judge WIN. Burke, the Wife Of the
Rev. &. w. Maey, DR.. Hiram Cox, late Profess
in Eclectic Medical College Of Cincinnati,
and others Of that city Certificates not only of
remarkable cures of distressing Cough, but Con-
sumption actually cured, after the Physicians of
the highest standing had given them up to die ?
If Of such high standing will couch for the
great Uiffucs Of this medicine, cannot but in
fer that it is at least al that it is represented to
be- Read the advertisement Of DR.. Rogers in
another column.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
OR CUL Ar

nR. FAHNEsTOCK'S vERMIFUGE.-
- The ORIGINAL AND GENUINE ARrICLE-For
the satisfaction Of my customers and all persons
Interested III the sale and use of nv Vermifuge
as well as In Justice to myself. feel it nv duty
to acquant the public With the facts that have
given name and celebrity TO the justly esteemed
medicine, known for many years past as '!Fahn-
es,ock's Nermifuge."
STATE OF ONO, MONTGOMERY Couxrr, IS.
VIM. NJ: Smith, Deputy Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas in and for said county d. he re-
oy certify. that I am vel! acquainted with Dr.
samuel fahnestock, formerly Of PENNSYLVANIA
now OF Dayton, Ohio, and hereby certify that
MS stahoing as a Physician is good. and as a cii-
zen hts reputation is beyond reprcact. and that
fuii faiih and credit should be given 1, any state
ment of his Witness my hand and the Seal of
said County this Sd of Nov A.D.lS46.
L. 8 WM. NJ SMITH,
Dep Clerk Com. Pleas.
STATE OF Ono, MoNrGoNERY Corxry.
CRY OF DAYTON, IS
! checrfully concur in The above statement
made by the Clerk above set forth. as witness
my hand and official Seal Of said City this l4,n
day November, lS46
IL. 81 VIM. J. MCKINNEY. Mayor
The following gentlemen have certified TO the
Correctness of the above statements.
'. WINTERS, Cashier Dayton Bank,
P. ODLiN, ESQ
JOHN HOWARD. ESQ
HON. ROBT. C. SCHENCK,
G. AUGHlNBAUGH,
MAJOR II. GEBHART.
+. GEBHART, Merchant.
J. A. WALTERS. NJ. ID.
JOHN RENCH. Com. Merchant,
J. a. AUGHINBAUGH
0;For sale wholesale and retail at Dr. How
ellis Drug Store. Richmond, Ia
Jan. %, ISIS. 5-,f
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
THE UNPAID TAKE, OF lsi7.

\IlOSE who have not paid their taxes for
IS47, are notified that the 2nd Monday
end day. l4,i of the present month. have to
make settlement with the County Auditor and
return Delinquent all taxes not paid, list of
which he has To forward TO the State Auditor
After that date penalty of 10 per cent attaches
at ouce, with interest al per cent until pad
1t is hoped that gene raj attention Ill be given
TO tLis notice, and requested that it may be AT
the earliest possible time. Too MANY delaying
until within few days Of the last, will render
il difficult 10 settle satisfactorily. Now we are
quite at leisure to wait on those who call. Please
come on now. a. WILLIAMS,
County Treasurer
TREAsURER's OFFICE, CENTREvILLE, a.,
February, end moo Ist, $40.
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LOOK BEFORE YOU BUY,

I>HE celebrated Straub Flame Encrcl-d
Oven Cooking Stoves, for sale at the Tin
Shop of NJ. +. Underwood. This Stove has a
decided advantage all other Stoves; if il fails
to perform well, return the Stove and the money
will be refunded. Gail and see them be fore pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Also. Premium Stoves of a superior quality
Also, Tin, Copper, and Sheet-Iron ware, Of
Every description. Wholesale me rchant's orders
promptly filled at Cincinnati prices.
Gutter and SpO,stinS.
Particular attention paid to this branch of BUSH
ness, all of which am determined 10 sell low
Shop opposite Sioan's Hotel.
Old Copper, Brass and Pewter wanted
NJ. +. UNDERWOOD.
Richmond, Feb. l, 1913. 6. IL
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nR. CtILl.N'sS INnIAN NrGtrAEIE SPECIFIC,
L. For Lcuocyvhoa, Commits, or Common
Whifes.-Ihls vexatious, and often dangerous
disease is unfortunately well known among
females, that a detail of it's symptoms seems
necessary.
To the patient herself. the disease manfcsis
itself by uncquivooal sigus; yet from dclicac,,
false, and often fatal, she frequently negiects 10
make known her condition, even to her most in
innate female friends, I'll her constitution is
seriously impaired. and the foundation laid for a
long catalogue of other diseases, such Slow
Fever, attic nded with difficult respiration, Palpi
taiions. Painting, &c, and when the disorder is
not cured it is frequently followcdf,y Others still
serious and fatal, such as Proiapsus Uteri.
or falling of the " omb, Llceratons, Atrohhy,
and Drorsy, which end in dsoth.
10 enjoy good heaih. ALL The secret0ry organs
must be in sound condition..
Whenever, then, the disease manifests itself,
let the patient have immediate recourse TO rem
edy which Will restore the diseased organs TO
healthy condition, and all the distressing syinp-
tong will speedily disappear. and the death.iiks
palcr Of the check be succeeded by the Toseatc
hue Of health.
Such a remedy may lie found in "Culiens
Specific" 1t Is not only pleasant, safe, and
certain remedy for Leucorrhoea but for snppress
ions and paintnl Mensurotions. In truth. it is
what lis lame indicates, ''Spccic" for all
uterine Diseases. and at The same time entirely
free from all ingredients which, have in any de-
gree an injurious effect upon the system.
This preparation il made Of vegetable sub
stances and cannot possibly injure the most dci-
cate constitution. II as nerer been knoun 10 fail
in q single case TO efGects
For sale at DR.. HOW ELLIS Drug Store.
Richmond July -, ls47. 29y.
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COsllIterscifS.u

Pcople at The West will further the cause Of
Justice by looking out for large feshy man who
As travelling through Illinois, MS work of poi
and death lie is reported TO from
ST Louis. with counterfeit Of our Pills, and he
has made efforts 10 sell hem 10 Agents at u
low price. We have Of the boxes Just =, :.
ceived from Chicago, and we are in pursuit
the fellow. The laws severe and will full Y
punish IN ose who counterfeit medicines.
aside from the appearance Of the counter
feits, any of our Agents knor that if Pills pur-
porting 10 be Dr. O. Benj. Smiths are offe red at
"a reduced price, they a cous1 EErEIr, there
is getting over it.
Let all who love lnsticr be their guard. II
is necessary 20 knou tint e. Ban. Smith il Eriiien
with ms o,rn hrRd Oh the bottom Of each box to
counterfeit which is higI, handed crime.
G.. BENZ. SMITH
Office l19 c reenwich ST., - Y
Nov. Q, le47 Ag.tf
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
y = \. 5.
ms n IA y M, Mo .

Agency OF the New York Canton Tea
Company. The Ol,'est Tea Establish
ment in America! Principal Establish
ment in .Nc,r York
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY has bee
known for many years. This is the
largest and oldest Tea Establishment in Ameri-
ca. The public have had full proof Of their in
tegrIty and responsibility. -.
They moreover possess facilities, III relation
to the Tea Trade, doubtless super to any other
Tea Concern in America. Their scrupu ous re-
gard to all principles that tend to elevate the
character of a large house, is well understood =,
and has already secured them come ction, larg-
er than all other Tea Establishments united. and
they consequently are determined to sell Teas
purer, more frag, ant, and perfect for the prices,
in the aggregate than any house in the world
China excepted.
They most jealousy invite the attention of
the inhabitants of the above place to their a gem
cy, where the following assortrnents are always
on hand ; and they feel no hesitation in stating,
that wherever single trial is made, very deci-
ded preference is given to the celebrated Teas
Of the G. NTON TEA COMPANY.
n~FRe ader, make the experiment.
Refai! PRICES as foUors. subject in all cases TO
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
MANSION HOUSE,
RI(IIMOND. Ind.

I~IIIS House formerly known as the "Tcm
perance Hail. and recently occupied by
William Nixon, has lately been refitted up in
superior style, with the design of making it
of the most comfortable resting places for the
weary traveller in the western country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure in
informing his old fre nds, and the travelling COM
munity generally, that his ia BILE shall be,
heretofore, while occupying the Richmond Hotel
supplied with the choicest viands the country
affords.
His STABLE is large and convenient, and is
attended by the very best of Ostlers, and suppl
ed with the best OF Provender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be
taken to make those who may lourn with him,
comfortable, and sat Home" will warrant him
in asking share of public patronage. BOARD
Frs taken by the day week on the most ia
vorable terms X. BROOkINS.
Richmond. Feb. 9, ls47. 52-'43. u.
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UNIFIED STATES
GENERAL STAGE. OMNIBUS AND
INDEPENDENT EXPRESS OF
PlCE. Cslls THE E:AST,
NORTH AND WEST,

lCOrner of sixth aud WainI: sis. Cincin'fI.
For the tolio,rine L;Hes rhich leaue duly.
An Omnibus leaves in the mprnng for Ham
ilton, Dartown, Fairhaven, Boston, Richmond,
CentreviIIe, Cambridge, Dublin, New Castle and
Hagerstown.
ALso-At past , O'Clock for Hamilton aud
RossviIe.
ALso-At o'clock for Sharon, Bethany. Mum
roe. Franklin, Miamisburg and Dayton.
ALso-For Venice, Melville and Oxford
ALso-For College Corner. Liberty and Con-
nersvile
ALso-Three times week, for Venice, Cole
RAIN and n Lowdon.
ALso-A Mail Coach three times week for
Harrison and Brookviile.
ALso-A Mail Coach three times week for
Fayetteville and HilIsborough, and connects with
a mail coach at Hillsborough tor Chiilicothe.
a. The Proprietors DESTROYS not only to pro-
vide for the speedy and comfortable transporta-
ton of passengers along their respective routes,
but also being anxious to afford to the citizens OF
the towns and country on and near their routes.
every facility and convenience for the transac-
ton Of business, have established
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02

The editorial correspondent, Of the Bos-
ton Atlas writes on the 10th inst:
10 conquer the whole Of Mexico is the Sc
cPet intent Of the Administration. and 10
govern It by vast standing Army and
Royal Viceregents and Proconsuis. is a
part Of the Imperial will. The people Of
this country should know that if this
scheme is favorably passed upon by this
Congress. they no longer live in a Rerub-
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
GOLD! eNAN.. GsoLD.!.

WISH ALL individuals who know them
selves i<icbicd to me, to
T0DNH HC ~1DN~
and PAY the amount that they may be owing
This is privilege you all have, and one DO
not wsl, you TO be deprived of,-n fact it is moth
ing more than fulfilling your " ord ia re-
gard to CoNTRAcrs LONG SINCE MADE.
Zp1-nt3 o0GA@s
Come and pay that which thou owest, SO that
cam 90 and do so Hkerise
JESSE MEEK.
Richmond, Jan. %, ls42. 5-2m
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Kentucky .-..-...-.......
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. all.
State Bank of Ohio and Branches.
Clinton Bank of Columbus
City Bank of Columbus. ..--.------------
City Bank Of Cleveland. ....-.....-......
Franklin Bank Of Zanesvie.
Sandusky City Bank.
Western Reserve Bank.
Bank of Virginia and Branches. ....-...--.------.
Farmers Bank of Virginia and Branches.
Exchange Bank of--do.--- d. do
Bank OF the Valley Of do. do.--- do.-------.
ITNotes of 3 and upwards at par in the Cities
Of New York, Phi!ade ph.a, and Baltimore.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1848-02-02
violent Deaths in spite of CaIO:nel.


Are continually taking place at this of
the year, from Congestive and Bilious Fever,
Bilious Cholic. Cholera Morbus, Plcursy, and
acute inflammation of the Lungs ard Liver
Now we ask any man to put his finger on n
single of any Of these complaints in which
"Rev. b. Hibbard's Vegetable Pills" taken
promptly, have failed To cure We defy him TO
do j, ,-fcarleseiy and above board-for we know,
these Pills viii act effectively as sure as they are
taken.
Half pill IS the usual dose, but in these most
violent attacks, give one. or even two PILLS, dis
solved. that IT may operate TIE SOONER, Read the
directions, that 90 with each box. When the
first dose produces vomiting, another should be
taken the next day. The more violent and
alarming the attack Of any malignant fever,
Bilious Cholic or Cholera Morbus, the more
promptly - these pills meet, aud overcome the
disease.
g57Agent and Country dealers supplied bv +.
MERR y WEATHER. General Agent for Ohio
and Norhen Indiana. Third street, opposite the
Post Office, Cincinnati. Ohio.
+ or sale in Richmond, by Dr. J. Uowcl's and
Irwin Reed
Richmond Sept. :, le41.
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.xECUTOR'S NOTICE

HXECUTOR'S NOTICE ..No,ice is
Il hereby gi.en that the undersigned has taken
ont of the Wayne Probate Court. letters Testa-
me niary the Estate OF Joseph Derickson, sen.
deceased, late of Wayne County. All persons
indebted to said estate required to make inn
mediate payment, and those having claims against
said estate requested TO present the same for
sayrren Mt accorufng 10 law. The estate is proba-
bly, solvent. JOSEPH DERICkSON, Jun
Executor.
Jan. 25. lS4s 5-3w
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Every package lin addition to it's containing
FULL EIGHT. indie Pc nde nj Of the vrspper,j
bears the stamp Of neatness and elegance, and
the Teas therein are SO thoroughly secured from
light and air, that their quality and power will
remain unia,pared in any climate.
WIN. PECHELL. Agenf.-NeSV Store.
Richmond December 3th IS41 Stiff.
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JOS slplE W. eIlltglsA7F9 ,

JOS si2lzI W. GILtGl2l&1F9S
HEAP CASH STORE. .. BAR
J GAINS can nor be had at the Store of j. w
GILBERT, who has recently received from the
East a complete assortment of DRY GOODS.
His stock consists. IN part, OF
Cloths, Cassimeres. Testings, Sdtinets and Jeans,
Fancy Goods, &c.
JSAISO-A full assortment. AT all tunes,
of HARDw GROCERIES, aud
QCEENSN Ware.
There is NO MISTAKE but that the above
GOODS will be sold at unusually low prices,
for Cash. or approved Country fT T.e,,
the West Room of the Richmond Hotel. and OBJ
tain BARGAINSi
Richmond, Aug. 81 lS47.
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.

Il NXECVTOR'S NOTlCE.-Sotice is
T. hereby given, that The undo rsigned has ia
ken letters testamentary. on the last will and
testament Of Thomas W oois, late of L Mon Coun-
ty, Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to
the decedent are requested to make immediate
payment; and those having claims against the
same, notified to present them duly ;uthe
ticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to
be solvent: DANIEL WOODS, Executor.
Liberty, Jam. 25, lS4S. 5-3w