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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
THE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.

which we have omitted, merely TO save space =
confined 10 his refusal TO make plsdss'-aha Tue
whig "no.parly" organs have so often lalea ou.
.oa;ns, hedges tina, we took il for granted NAV
they attached no importance 10 mem, es'A Ia,
Fillmore. We have given the principles OF NJ
more, which constitute his 'ah0ie PLATFORM MOTE
over, Mr.. Lyons, (but will the Wing lake nun io'
aulhori,y7) in commenting upon The leuer, maui
M al.usou 10 The rest OF The letter, as qualily'ng
in the least the principles laid down-and we are
therefore, bound 10 believe that that is The un,ver-
cal opipion. But, pledges or no pledges, Fill
more fully carried out his principles by MS Vo'es
in Congress, as we have shown, and Will show
AGAIN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
CAN'T GO LONGER WITH MEXICAN
WHlGS,
From the Ohio Statesman ]

From Inc ONO statesman
MILFORD, Clernont county,
August "a, lS4s.
Col. Medary-Dear Sir: Allow me, il you
please, 10 occupy small space in your valuable
paper. am returned volunteer. | went 10
Mexico, and returned with that sterling Demo-
Graf, COL Chas II. Brough, 18th Regimen, Ohio
volunteers. Before went / was Wing, but
while there saw with disgust the missr
able attempts made BY Cotwin, Delano, Gid.
dings, Vinon, anu others, and by The Wing
press, 10 calumuiate the Administration 10
general, and indeed by tina, whole parry. 1
did not like 10 be welcomed "1c,ti bloody
hands to hospitnbk graves," in The words of that
great champion of Whiggery, MIR. Corwin.-
Therefore renonnced all allegiance 10 that party
and 90 for Cas-, Butler and Jno. B. Weller, who
think are the safes, hands for the affairs OF the
nation 10 be placed in.
am, sir, with respect, your obi servl.
THOS L. BOND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
TO PHYSICIANS, TEACHERS AND
OTHERS

rr.yINe purchased larger farm In another county ms
sale present soasans is al @
v nss, anioVss with lime and
,ana Acres n woods Tho buildings are numerou,
auS eommodious, consisting Of every house necessary
agreeable TO iR ssys snd aseo%madans
DIG o'1o' WAT II. TYLER, ID. u.
! wsrnw. August Is, ls4s-eH
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
WING MEETING in NEW YORK.

A Wing meeting was held 10 The city OF New
York las, evening, over which Willis Hall,
Esq presided. Resolutions were adopted to es.
tabish Clay Clubs in The city, and recommending
Clay and Fillmore for The Presidency and Vice
Presidency of the Unied States The meeting
recommended their ticket 10 The people of The
Union, and requested the establishment! OF Clay
Cubs throughout the country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
STRANGE CONDITION OF TIE WING
PARTYOF VIRGINIA.

Mr.. Lyons and MIR. Bolts, the leaders OF Inc
Two extreme divisions OF the Whig party OF VIII
ginia, (the strongest Taylori,e and the most zeal
Gus CIayile,) are repudialed and read out oil Inc
Wing church. But more than that, Inc Wings
have no candidate in The field Tor Gen. Taylor
expressly says that he is mot a patty candidate
and would have with equal alacrily "accepled Inc
Democratic nomination al Baltimore" More
over, II is very doubtful whether the Wings Of
Virginia have, or will long have, CANDIDATE lot
Vice President; for Flmore's tenure is very pre-
carious "Was there ever such parlyr
The New York Express states what il "knows
to be The fact, that General Taylor has written
Mr.. Fillmore, expressing The pleasure ne has IN
being run on the ticket with SO we'll known and
so distinguished statesman, with other like kind
expressions"
General Taylor, in wiring such letter, must
have been as ignorant Of the abolition sentiments
of Fillmore as The Southern Wings al Philadel-
phia, in sanclionns his nomination. Now that
Fimore's giarins abolitionsm is developed, will
Old FAC still feel pleasure" in being associated
with $50 distinguished satesman2' OF one
thing we feel sure-a great many Southern
Wings will no. lake "pleasure" in voling Tor
Taylor and his abolition partner.
rQuEaE.-Has Gen. Taylor written letter TO
Gen. Butler expressing the pleasure ne has in
being run on The ticket with" him-lor he has ac-
copied the nomination al Charleston, with Gen.
Butler for Vice President2l
SOMETHING RICH.-A few weeks since,
The New York Express Brooks paper, which
has been brought on The taps in the discussion
here,) ridiculed General Taylor's Charleston let
ter, aud said that he must be "a very green Wing
indeed who can be imposed upon by such Loco.
tOeo forgcr,es" The authenticity Of the letter,
however, is proved-and the Express turns round,
and, "upon a determination Oft" says, 1--WE see
nothing contradictory Of General Taylor's former
opinions-but, on tie contrary, only Te-o6irna-
ton IF his position"
The Express, which has betrayed such igno
rance of its hero's style and views should have
suck to It's previous counsel, when il said, 1--WE
cannot. however, refrain from expressing wish
that General Taylor would leave of leIier-writ.
ing Tor The present. IL beng impossible n"p Tor him
10 1crite any SORT Of letter for publication trheh
.ciH not do him harm"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
NO
RIO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA

RIO TIE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act OF osh
March, lS47:
The following acquisitions are hereby made, VIZ I 70
addition the OF three dollars called for hse 90
lars payable tho first day Of each Of the months ~
March. April, May, August, September, october nv
December and ten dollars on the first day Of raeh -
the months 81 June July and November, on each rh"'
Subscribers IN Augusta will pay IN the BanA -
Staunon; in Albemarle, IN the Bank AT Gharlor''ue
and those In Richmond, III The Bank Of Virginia. i"i
credit ofthe Louisa Railroad Company. PuHetrd!'y =
important, interest mil be due each instalatHtg a.
paid by order of The Board,
CHARLES THOMPSON, Tr-asUfsf
Rrayrr Dam Uruot Feb 29-ctuSc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
TO THE FRIENDS OF EDUCATION.

.-;i.
4 GENTLEMAN who Is qualified TO prepare pupils
A far COLLEGE and intends TO make teaching his pro-
frssion wishes TO settle Immediately In some healthy
MACE where he could establish either this year or inc
ne1,, Classical School, become Principal OF an nea'
demy. or obtain the Professorship Of Ancient Ian.
IMAGES In Literary Institution. His experience 10 ,ae
Two last capacities has been considerable ana DIS o,
cial uess in every respect. will DO satisaeory
atantiated Address x. Y. T., Peierbura va ,.,,o,
Any gentleman wishing withdraw from nls se ~ =,
Or associate another with him In conducting H. u IN
yted 10 address The advertiser, as above on 'ue
Au0 oQ-r6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
POETRY.
4THE WARM. YOUNG HEART"

'IdE w AhM, IooA>0
by NJ r. TUPPER.
A beautiful face and form OF grace
Were pleasant sigh! 10 see;
And cold, and gems, and dIadems,
R;eht excellent they be;
Rn, hsau,y and gold, though both be unfold,
Ar. things Of a worldly mari;
The wealth thai priz,, above igots or eyes
Ia q hear,-a warm young heart.
n tscs most fair, shall thy beauty compare
Win affections glowing lish'2
O riches and pride, how pale ye BESIDE
Loves wealth, serene and bright
Ispurn thee away, as cold thing oiciay'
Though gded and carved thou arr;
For all that prize, in lis sm'ies ana It's Signs
Is a hearl-a warm Young nedr'.
fFar tie ". O. Commercial ISmss)
FRANCE.
BY WALTER H. PETERS.
Oh France thou land of impulse and OF lire, ;.
Thy olden glories still cling 10 thee through all
Tby deeds are interviewer with Thy sunny cline
Thou has, shook off the shackes Of oppression
dire.
Thou mighty moulder of the true sublime,
Nav heaven guard thee in thy troubled houI'
And ,eud some WASHINGTON to guide Tor lhee
Thy struggling bark in safely lhro' grim Iaes'0"
sea. ,ou.r
A sentinel TO warn thee of the CLOUDS mat IoWet'
Whose eye shall never sleep MI tnou ar iiee'
This be Thy destiny-and from my mus
Thy million freemen shall assert their 'lgM
While waves Inv banner; aye, in despors spite
Each beart shall beat with Libsrly's glad thrills,
And freedoms star beam on thee ever bright.
No, OrLeans. August, 1913.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
EXTRACT OF a letter from
rom
--- Nnnrnrx WI

NURFOLK, va
II have been among The people here. and from
here 10 the Atlantic; and you may rest contenl
that the Wings will pick up nothing but shells, If
they visit the sea.shnre."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

We are glad TO learn, through The Charleston
Mercury, lha, the wounds of Mr.. Stephens Of
pretended and there are reasonable prospects OF
his recovery. The Savannah Georgian says,
lha, Mr.. S. struck Judge Cone with a walking
sick, whereupon the latter stabbed Mr.. Stephens.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

GEORGIA.-Mr Berrien while in New York
on the 9th ul.., remarked las We learn from lbe
New York Mirror of the 26lh ult } that "he is nd
over sansuine about carrying the Stale for Tay-
lor 10 November, tut thinks the Wings will do
their duty y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
couMIssIoNrR,s OFFICE

Richmond, an August, IsI-
In obedience TO that portion Of the decree tan extract
from which Is set forth above) pronounced In ne
foregoing the 7th July, 1885, hereby notify ~
persons having claims against Charles Williamson, DE-
ceased To exhibit the before me, at my Office, III
the city aforesaid before The 10Th day Of u,"oet
next, for settlement. WIN. +. WATSON,
Aug s-cwsw Commissioner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
NOTICE.

VALUABLE TRACT oP LAND for sale in Chess
A terfed county, situated on the Goodes bridge road
about fifteen miles from the City OF Richmond, con-
tanning a551 acres, with Dwelling House and all the
necessary out houses The soil Is admirably adapted to
the growth Of corn, oats, wheat and tobacco, and
desirable situation for physician. bargain may bs
had by Immediate application being made to the sub
scriber. N.1oDoi''
Aug. lS-c2awlm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

WILLARD FILLMORE AND TIE WING PRESS
The Wing has al last published Fillmore's
"real ultra-abolilion" letter Of l636-but The
Times and the Republican still keep ii back from
their readers. The Wing does ii, however, with
bad grace, and attempts, by labored argument,
10 pervert lis language, which is SO plain that he
who runs may read" We shall tomorrow re-
publish the Wings iimsy argument, and expose
its fallacy. In The mean time, we ask The Wing
10 digest Mr.. Clay's opinion Of just such man
as Fillmore
The Wing has no RICH, to charge US with un>
fairness in no, keeping in our columns that por
ton Of Fillmore's letter, which does moi bear
upon or impair The force OF his "Ahoilion plat.
FORM" We have given the whole leller once,
and our readers have seen it III. Tha. portion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
JUST PUBLISHED,
AND FOR SALE BY J. WARRoCK.
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA
ALMANACK FOR IS49,

CaieulGtedby Dar,d Richardson, nj Louise 20 Y,
CONTAINING, as usual, the times and places n,
- holding the various Courts; Lists Of member. n
the Senate and House Of Delegates of Virginia; also
Carolina. Songs: Give Thy love tonight; Tie Rod
Of Life Productions OF the United States In the ,ey
raj States; Post Office revenue from the several State
with the expenses OF conveying the Mail; Valuas,
Table showing the comparative nutrllnent in varou.
articles OF food; Remedy for Ague and Fever; Cachg
Cupid; The Death Of Mother; What woman should
be- alphabetically what she ought not to be; Green
Peas for Winter use; "Gio thy blessing, mlther -
beautiful piece; Be cheerful;-wth supply oi Riddle.
charades Arithmetcal Questions dispositions bant
variety OF other amusing pieces. Aug 20
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

VtRGINlA-To cit.-Ata Court Of quarterly srss,r
held for the county of Northumberland, at ~
Court house thereof, Monday, The l4t day OF Al.
gust, ISIS:
On the motion Of Septimus p. Rice and Elizabeth arl
his wife who The widow and d-visee Of Pc er NJ
Vicar deceased and 1t appearing 10 The court that
than TWO years have elapsed since the qualification d
james Hayni as administrator, with the will annerf'
Of said Peter McVicar, deceased, IL i ord red that
persons having claims against the estate of said Zee
McVicar deceased, do exhibit the for settlrmsh,
within three months from the adjournment OF M.
Court; and that copy of TIL, order be inserted IN TIE
Richmond Enquirer paper published IN the city y
Richmond for eight weeks SUCCESSFULLY and thai %
py be posted the door Of this Courthouse Tor lwo
Sept s~e~sw JRsTITH, &C.
IN the United States Court for the Eastern District o.
Virginia, september 4th, lsIs:
In the matter Of Bankruptcy of Spencer Taylor. 4!
the county OF Buckingham, In tho Eastern virginia
District,
The said Spencer Taylor, who has been decreed
Bankrupt by this Court, having hlrd petition praying
for his discharges Ii Is ordered, that notice thereof be
published IN newspaper printed IN the city Of Rich
mond seventy days at least before the 18th day OF 10
vrmher next, when hearing will he had on The sa'h
petition, II Tie United States Court Room, IN the Cliy
o. Richmond and Ill creditors who have proved ihef
debts and other persons in interest miy appear u ih
said time and place. and show cause II any hey sie
why The prayer of The said petitioner should n'' BE
Srpt5-cwIlw p MAYO, cl-rt.
IN HaNCERY-vlnGIsIA:- "a, supetor Ccnr' J!
Chancrry for the Richmond Circuit. held - ne
State Courthouse, in the city Of Richmond on FRIDAY
July 7th, 1878:
Charles Hunt, Robert Hunt, and others, Plaintiffs
against
Edward Worsham, junior, Administrator, with ;Ar
will annexed, of Charles Williamson, deceased AMI
others, Defendants.
"fhe Court doth also require all persons who iGay
have claims against Charles Williamson, deceased 10
exhibit the same or before the sixteenth day 81 Os
Der next, for settlement, before William F. Walton,
who is hereby appointed Special Commissioner ior We
purpose, Commissioner Sands having died without etc
culing the order entered herein the eleventh da y
August, eighteen hundred and forty; and The Tout
doth direct that much OF this order requires ttr
said claims he exhibited be published for eight weeks
IN the Richmond Enquirer, and posted Al The door y ~
Court house Of The city OF Richmond and also AZ W
door of the Court house of IIenrco county, on t.
Court days"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.
Richmond, 4h August, lSi-
In obedience TO that portion Of the decree tan extract
from which Is set forth above) pronounced In Tie
foregoing the 7th July 1898, hereby notify a.
persons having claims against Charles Williamson, de-
ceased TO exhibit the same before me, at INV ocr, III
the city said on or before 18th day oi n'nbei
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12
The Exchange Hotel

IN NORFOLK, VA.l
Fol R Z N L 0 K LEA
The subscribers offer for rem, or lea.- !,
go above well known establishment. nov ~ =
ssstm the occupancy Of Mrs Young. il il ~. y
.G. calculated for a large private Board y
House. The building adjoininc-thc properly Of n:
William Selden-will be rented or leased with il. "
deem unnecessary To say more. a. II is presumed
sons in want Of such an establishment aill hrs, v,
the premises Possession given The Is, day az lam
airy next Forterms, which will be made mode ais !,
good tenant, apply to
Sept 5-cw9w FERGUSON MILHADo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

nevisees under tho will of Henry E Scott, deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-09-12

Taylor's non -committaism more than the Signal
Editor. [For twelve months The Signal supports
ed General Taylor as Wimot Proviso man
ard did no, desert him until Van Buren, was no.
minated by The Barnbuners as the thorough tex
ponenl" OF their PRINCIPLES Yet Tom Corwin
was content. and had actually taken the stump 10
electioneer for Gen. Taylor, as candidate no,
opposed 10 the Wimot ,roviso.
Mr.. Caskie, in concluIon, earnestly appealed
70 Mr.. Lyons 10 exert his deservedly great inau
ence with his party Gan influence greater mono, he
supposed, than ever before, for he (Mr CO. thought
tina. Tayloram suited him (Mr. L. better than
any other Wing OF .(Mr. C.'s) acquaintance,
TO induce them 10 strike the name OF Millard
Fillmore from their ticket, and save Virgins
from The dishonor OF having The votes OF one o
her great parties cast for such a man. He beg
ged the Wing party, for lhe sake OF their country
their hrrsides and their children, to lend their in
fluence to get Millard Fillmore discarded from
the ticket
MIR. Lyons then reioined, and in commencing
said he would take up The line OF argument a
the point at which il was left OF by his friend.-
He had proposition 10 make 10 his friend, whicl
he regarded as nothing more than fair. II h
(Mr. Caskie) would agree TO strike of Gen. Gas
from the Democratic TICKET, be (Mr. L. woul
cheehully agree 10 strike of Mr. Fillmore fro1
the Wing ticket. Upon The subject OF Gen Cass'
Baruburnsm, he would take the evidence Of De
mocra,s themselves, 10 prove it. Brinkerhof c
Ohio, positively asserted it, and challenged de
NAL. He (B.) commended that Cass was read
aud anxious 10 vote for The Wilmot Proviso.-
Here Mr. Caskie objected TO the testimony
Brinkerhof, who was himself Barnburner, an
an enemy OF Cass and the Democratic party.l
The gentleman says that the Democratic part
has been recently purged OF its Barnburners.-
True enough, and thai is The reason why ID
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
In Probate Court, Grant Co. Wisconsin

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs at law
i and all other persons interested in the Estate
Of Thomas Booth, late Of Beetown, in the coun-
~ aforesaid, deceased, intesiaie, that on the
18th day of July, ls4s, Miles Hollngswortb,
Esq, the Administrator Of said Estate, filed in
the Office Of the Probate Court Grant County, Wis
consin, bis application for license and authority to
sell so much Of the real Estate Of the said de-
ceased, as would enable him 10 pay the just debts
and charges due therefrorD. Therefore, on read
ing and fling the said Application. the said Conrl
hath appointed Monday the Sd day Of August
next, at one of the clock, in the afternoon of said
day, at the Probate Office in the town of Lancas-
ter, and County aforesaid, as the time when and
the place where hearing will be had before the
Judge Of said Court, ON the merits Of said appli-
cation, when and where all persons interested
may attend and show cause if any they have.
why she said application should not be granted
for which purpose it is ordered, by the Court
that the above notice be published n the Wis
censin Herald, newspaper printed and publish
ed in Lancaster, in the County aforesaid, for
three successive weeks.
Attest II. r. Golfer,
Judge Of Probate, Grant Co., Wis.
Lancaster, July 18th, ls45. le-3t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

=. the Electors ofthe 5th Judicial Cir
.n;t of the state of Wisconsin, COM
ased of the Counties of Iowa. La
ravette, Crawford, Grant, st. Croix.
I'd the Counties thereunto attached:
.,tlow CITIZENS ~
vou viii shortly be called upon to exercise
!. ;vnest;mable privilege of freemen in the
w u,..,;on of some suitable person for the of.
ser If Judge Of this Judicial Circuit, and
III selections for every other office, different
;;ns;v;duals will have their faverite Candl-
n. hut unlike, most other offices, IT is to
ia honed the partizan politics of the day will
S Se ro.hing to do in the canvass. Ihis
,a,;sve i almost universal feeling among
'nI usy;no been solicited by large number
e fr;snds whose opinions ] am not at liner
y. =, wholly TO disregard. to become a Candi-
=. Cor that important and responsible Of
e saa NJ, sun,rameIled by auy Caucus or party
me- whatever, do hereby consent
,ha, nv name be placed before the electors
- candidate for that office, and if elected,
NV time and abilities shall be devoted to a
H;tbful discharge of its duties.
June 2sth, 1S4S. ssas w 10
N. B. Editors in the 9Th Judicial Circuit
will please give the above two or three IN
sertions in Retrospective papers.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
NNS0ST -ss..sss>Sss -
ASsSs''Ssssz
BY LAST NIGHTS MAIL.
Further Foreign News.
New YoRK, July III P. M.

Paris was still in seige; streets guarded at
nights. No further disturbance. Arrests
increasing under the directions of Salina.--
The directors of National Works arrested;
also Rospael, editor of tina Communist
New ministry give satisfaction.
The Belgium ministry ordered all troops
on funough to return.
The Austrians made an attack upon Man
tua on the Oath ultimo, and repulsed the
stations.
1t is reported that the Madrid Chartists
were assembling at Navar.
Report states that the Austrians have Ia
ken Venice.
In Ireland are growing outrages against
the Government. Clubs increase rapidly
Some stir in London about Irish felony.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
GRANT COUNTY DELINQUENT
LAND LIST.

Office Of the Clerk Of The Boardo Of Commissions
ers ef Grant County, Wisconsin,.
LANCASTER. June 9th, ls4s.
A LII PERSONS are hereby notified, that the
IN following tracts of Lands and Town Lots.
sold in December A. D. ls45, for the Taxes due
and unpaid thereon, for the year 1916, and the
road tax for 1874. remain unredeemed IN this
office. Now therefore, unless the taxes, interest
and charges, added to the several tracts herein
described, together with the redemption fee. and
any interest that may subsequently accrue, to.
geiher with the charges for advertising the same,
shall be paid within six months from ihe dale here
Of, in pursuance whthe statute Of the Territory Of
Wisconsin, in such cases made and provided, the
same will be forfeited for said tax and charges:
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
Estate of Nathaniel WAYNE. deceased

NOTICE IS hereby given. to all persons inter-
L v ested in the estate Of Nathaniel WAYNE,
late Of the county Of Gran; and Territory Of Wis
consin, deceased, that the undersigned. on sppIi-
cation, duly made and filed, and 1pen the execu-
ton and fling Of an approved bond az required BY
the statute IN the Office Of the Judge Of Probate
in and for the county Of Grant, has been daily ap-
pointed BY the said Court Of Probate, Admins
traitor Of the property and estate Of said Nathaniel
Wayne, deceased; Of which appointment, all per-
sons concerned are hereby notifed BY order Of
said Court Of Probate. II. X. Golfer.
JONATHAN WAYNE, Administra-
tor Of the Estate Of Nathaniel Wayne.
July Is, Isss. le-5,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22

90 We state for the information Of the
Independent American, that the printing OF
the old Wing county of Grant, is done a,
the Herald office in Lancaster, where it was
always done, and at prices as low as those
of any regular printing Office in the western
part Of Wisconsin; where all sorts of print
ing are done on reasonable terms and in the
best style.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-07-22
From the Galena Adrertiser.
Price Current.

Price Current.
GALENA, July 90, lS4S.
PoRx-Prime, SO Mess, $40 per Dbl.
LARD-5 1-2to 6 cts. per lib.
BAcoN-Ham 5 l2 cts. per Id.
FLoUR-$3 so TO 81 90 per Dbl.
CoRN-2O to 25 cents per bushel.
SALT-G. A. 50 rs per sack; L. u. IS.
CANDLEs-Dipt, 10; mould, IL.
CHEEsE-7 to 8 cents per Id.
CoFFEE-9 to 9 1-2 cts.
SUGAR-6 to Ia cts.
MoLAssEs-Sugar House 40 to a; n. .
30 to IS.
BuTTER-Keg, 8 to 10 l-2 cents per Id.
DRIED APPLEs-$l so per bushel.
GREEN APPLEs-$4 to 81 so per BIB
EGGs-S to 10 cts. per dozen.
NAILS 81 to 6.
RIcE-5 to s cents per Id.
LEAD-$2 IS per 100 lbs.
MINERAL-$l6 per thousand