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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

The ST. LOUIS repeal association finds some diff.
c"V la disposing Of the subject Of the Toutsd re.
lection iiher remonslrance. by o ConneII, against
his course Of connecting abolition aud repeal They
had an angry debate upon it On Monasy night Of
last week and adjourned over TO Thursday night.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

PICKING WINTER APPLES-The last Of
September and fore part Of Oc,oher nre the usual
times OF gathering WINTER apples; the flavor may be
better II they are allowed 10 hang on the tree I'LL
The middle of This mont but the apples " II MOI
keep better, and in many situations they are exposed
10 waste.
1t is common to lake O small basl et on 10 the tree
aud there ill II, aud then come onn aud empty a.,
or let II down 10y means of ropes which will upset
the baskei; hut better way Is prepare sUme bugs
or piles of hay aud place them under the Tree to
throw The apples on; The bag mass Of hay should
DO 81 formed that ie apples will roll away from a
as soon they strike. With this pre- paraIIon n man
will pick muth insier Than he will with a basket
tied Ia himself or Ia his ladder.
The apples should be pulled from the tree SO as
10 retain The small sem only; leaf or bud should
be plucked: {" do Ihis the gatherer shou Id pull The
apple ia right line with the slem but lac must first
turn The apple one quarter way round il will then
come off easy without the lenC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19
FRANCE.


The following is an abstract of q Ieng report mad,
the Minister Of Marine, the financial pOs llon Of
the marine and the colonies
The Minister states that nj the commencement Of
the year there deficit the resources Tor the
maintenance OF the navy Of 2.763 ,0O0E on the ma
ienal and 2l4.OOOf. for the works relative 20 arti
lery. According 10 the budget says the Minister
here were TO be l6i ships Of different classes viz:
l4O armed, ~ en- disPOHibiiite, and two in com.
mission. The effective, however has he adds
'been always beyond this number. and is still 2UT
OF which there arc 1872 armed instead of 40. lie
recommends that there shall be no reduction in the
number Of armed vessels.
The excess OF expenditure for 1913 resulting from
the increase 10 which he alIudes, is estimated by
him al 5,6O0,000f. The Minister then goes on TO
say that tho fitting oct Of Is traus.AIIani packets
Is proceeding with activity, and that they are all TO
be completed IN The present year. The sum voIed
for them IN 1910 20 600 00OL but the real cost
will be 29.95441OC being excess of 554 .470C
independently O a sum OF 4Sl ,500f unpruyided for
making deficit OF 2 ,046,000E The total amount
required To square the credits Of S43 with The Ell
Pendiiure is stated be 1871 81 0OOL viz: defcu m
the provisions of the budget y77 U00 excess Of he
ornaments $500 900; completion ofihe trans-AtIan-
TIC packets 2!O46OO0G preparations for working the
packets Y3OOGOOf. and war steamers for Senegal
24UOOOi; and this sum, observes the Minister w M
not give any addition the stores, which are con-
Eidsrably reduced by the inecency Of the credits OF
late years
The naval force for China consists Of five vessels.
VIZ: two irgates and three cOrveIies two Of which
arc already in the Indian The extra expense
occasioned hy this mission for the year lS43 is ss
tImated AT I7O0000E The next Items are for the
Atlantic Steamers the iron steamers for Sene-
GAL amounting as above given 10 ass .000E MAX
ing with The Chinese mission total Of 2S6 .O0Ui.
Ihe Minister observes thai. ns the packet service il
pressing one, like that OF tho mission TO China il
10 absolutely necessary that means Should be taken
To meet this expenditure. The Minister concludes
by requesting his Majesty sanction the projects OF
ordinances which he proposes for the opriaun
of The sums required, and by stating that IL his in
tonon, in another report To propose credit OF two
mil lens ~ favor of the navul establishments ofGuu
dalnnPe. The report has Been approved by the King
and consequently the ordonnanceS proposed by the
Minister will be promul gated"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

ARRIVALS.
owe B"~h, CIh.lnnaIi.
Massachusetts, do
hlIs, a.,
On" MnilI do
Cutler, a,
Allegheny Belle, Plsbir,E
ChrprT, A.,
Belfast, Il,
D'FARTUKEs
CHrrrL St Lrun,
Allegheny Belle, Cincinnati,
- J. do.
hla''achussiiE. P,usburgh.
olive Crunch. do.
OHIO Nal, do
CuIIsr, ala,
Alps. 4
D'"as'' do
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

COST or RAILWAYS.-The Lyndon anca
Blackwell Railway Gust 326,670i per mile. whichs
is the highest Gust Of any railway in the knsd,m-
The Greenwich comes neri for eIPe us.venss. ans
cost 264.7S3i The three lines which were e1.-
euied al the lowest cost per mile are the Abrsih
and Foriar. The Aylesbury Junction. and the IIay G.
Railways which seyerally cost $780, STl0L. and
o94Ot per mile. The London and Birmingham cisi52
IoOL per mile, the Gieat Western IS. $500 aud the
south Western 27l50L The Liverpool and
Manchester cost 40 1901 per mile. the Manchesrer
and Leeds 50 SO0L and the London and R,,,h,,,r
s4.3IOL-ROiiVdy Reform PazphLeL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

GREAT FlREAT QUEBEC.-The Montreal
Courier Of "Wednesday says-'Ws have 10 record
''e occurrence OF another immense conhlgraton thar
occurred OF Quebec, on Saturday evening. Z, G.,
broke out 20 ST. Paul street. al about nine o,,l,.I
500 was not got under until GO houses had be.n
destroyed Together with numerous out .bu,ld,ng. =,
ne vicinity Of ihe New Market place. Five bgo.
dIed canjrns Ol Goals and 1000 cords Of WOOD ,bo
properly OF Government. we're also consumed. We
nave not heard any cause assigned Tor the breaking
0uI OI lhIs d.a.Irnns fsen .Is
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-19

FATTENlNG swoNEN.-"why. J,hnaIhap
What are you going Eo de- with thai had OF hr,p
down in York;" asked pretty young girl Of her
sweetheart. as she him diving his team dow.
10 the slOup.
well NOW, dotell"s ia the curious girl.
We'll Ill is To make women things ct
Women rhings Off said Sally. blushing lnile
"Well. guess sn;Jhui's what I call EN-: Ihv
ladies down Ia York have gnt a crazy notion oa
OoSng fat, aud brau's riz in consequence
Sally hustled away, thinking bran was a slrnngS
article for women 10 get fat on.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
PHILADELPHIA MAKKT:r
SENI-wrEALY REVIEW.

or SEMI-wEEkLY REVIEW,
Oiee Of the U. States Gazette Feb. 81.
Business appears to be gradually reyivng though there
- not much animation along the wharves owing 10 The
small amount OF shipping in port but the navigation being
again nearly and fleet OF vessels below we shall i'm
lew DIN change for the better. There ha. been
considerable activity in Domestic Fabricks number of
Western merchants and obbers making their spring pur
chnses 49,
Inc Flour market continues depressed but there is bet
ter ieeng and shade Of improvement may be noticed
Soel 1874 Is the current which good shipping
bands are held. In Broad and Market street fancy and
family Flour 25a ga above the ra,e,
Rye Flour is dull at 1915 per bb Cora Meal also dull AZ
1925 per Dbl for Penna. Brandyine held a, az so
per bb
GrainVey little done in Grain for some days. and prie.s
remain pretty much last week for all kinds-Corn and
oat are scarce; Southern Oats wanted % pc per
bushe do Hat yellow Corn IL a. and white do Ale ne,
bushe Penn'o round and Hat mixed 45c per bushel
Sugars and Coffee firm sale since lbs, rcpor, of
loO hhds New O"oans Sugars, not transpired
Seeds-Clover and Flaxseod maintain last quotations
Sales OF Timothy Seed at 81 so per bushel.
Whiskey rather mer quote hhds and bbls a, la
lSc per gallon.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
M L-ISr NIGHTS Nan.
n. Y. MARKETs-F.h 81 NJ

- - -"'''s'Nsi 1-Eeo 81, 4. VI.
CoTTON.-The news from Europe has had a decided
influence on the market A sale Of 100 bales IL mixed
parcel was sold to-day at reduction OF prices of full half
CENT "onsh this great fall s than was
anticipated.
WHALEBONE.-Ther. i- none in ,hi- market 4, ~
Bedford, 2o,Ooo To-. sold at ~ to 81 cent.
ol-Saly- Of about 100 biol. Crude a, New Bedford Mt
35 cents
tLOUR-lioder OF Genessc are stiiT at Si,75 but vi.
hear Of no sales. Sales OF " q. ut Is 425 Nothing
doing la Southern.
N-iOOO bushels yellow Jersey sold at i9c weight
ders generally storing
BEESWAA-Ssles Of COCO lbs. yellow ut 2sI ,29 cts.
SEEpS-IhcTe Is good demand for rough Fiaxsced at
1915; clean, 9,37I
RlCE-The stock is abundant Good ouali,ie. mr..
wanted and common neglected Sales of 200 ,erces fair
at . ,JOa2, 75.-N y. Express
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
DAVENPORT Il ALLEN,

Auctioneers and Commission Merchants,
Richmond, Virginia,
Hare usually for sale on consignment from Na1ufae
furTs and Importers,
COFFEE-Rio, Laguayra, Java and Old white
- sUGARs-SeW ORLEANS. Porto Rico and - Crox
single ani Double Loaf
MoLAsSEs-New Orleans Porto Rico and Cuba
sALT-Lycrpool Fine in SACKS
OH.S-Tanner's, Beaehed Lamp and Lined
CANpLES-Speraaee HuHs" Pstent TaBsv Northern mould
NAILs-3d 10 3Ol
Warehouse and Tobacco Boz
ALUM SALTPETRE
COPPERAS INDIGO
RICE CHEESE
RACE GINGER, PIMENTo
FArEREcaP and Letter ruled and piain-wnPptas
TEAs-Ela Fine GunT7wdef. 10 ch-sts
and - h. bones Gunpowdsr
10. Do
Imperial
" Black. in papers
"a constant supply OF choice qualities Of Tea.
ClGARS-Pume and second QUALITIES
PlASTER-Ground. casa from -tub~e- Mn. ".
SCI As Agents for the Manufacturer warrant The quality
WHITE LEAD-ge.t quauue,
solE LEAIHER-New iork inspection braDse4 Eocd- And
damaged" 49, '
LICoRlCE-In cases prime quality
WHlskEY-Common IN bogsbssds asa barrs.
Oh and superior
WLNES-Msdeira. Sicily MAdsa
MahEa. Museat
Champagne and Caret
BRASDS-supenor Cozuae
Common QUALITIES
Imitation
SALAD OTI-Frrnch. in bottles
p ALMONDS, BUNCH RAIsISs
POWDER-Bllsung
Sporting and Rife. Of all ritcs bripisd aK.nt,shy e
We senas Agents for Manufacturers and ,ssrrssftbe
quality
BROWN sOAP-Seyeral grades. =, N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24

ATTENTION III
DERSONS wishing to buy superior articles,
r mail prices requested 10 sramne thu foBouns m
and then call and purchase determined TO sU them yer
low. '
Fender, both hrass and pierced. ~ cost
Androut 30 Do DO Iron DO
Ic1.kcttics lined and single dr
Sauce Pans and Collscuitics very NV
Furnaces Iron hound DO DO
Shovel and Tongs SETS brass AMI steel very low
Walters az sizes. n sCts md singh. various qualities
fPuoons brass Britannia and ON. With and " th1u fssf
Knives and FORKS n f and hy The dozen q on Qualities
Pocket knives fsou igi cents to land dollar,
Rago Razor stro and four sides Euer,ons Saunders
1ni Nsgic stfop
spcenccs and Spectacle C'ss vc cheap of good quality AMI
suited ages
soaps hWc lot n vcy oh which really cteeent very i,
OILS for the hair also pou1trr and cold cream
PcunesCognc Of ,cy superior Quaty small - srd b.
o bottle 1so cologne Lavender water of excellent oua
snd ,atcy of superior vru low
Saw few good saws both hand ami tsnr,nt
Candcucks-platcd Rriuani1, brass mi tan
Pocket Rocks u al quaitiesat cost
Rread Tray e. ctceacnt and common quality
Butanl Tea pots Sugar Bowls Cfraus in sets AMI .,,
M sizes qualities patterns and rrices
Chs Hair Tooth AMI Coirs Briscf Backing and R,ekrs
brushes Accorions Musical Common Wortto,es
Wung desks Backgammon Boards CheIucn Donnoes Msrb,
Jew Harrs and Tin Whistss
IN addition n The above assortment Of trotrr
Gases Toilet hancl fcr and snln Looking Classes Az
and general assortment q China Cfoeke and Class sn s
pending ata olaf and hand Lamps Chandeliers for Cbure ~
~ and lights both SIT and Lanterns Astral shads.
snd REFLECTOR
Can and Examine my assortment JAS EVANS
NAN ~ J doors ffom Exchange Mayo S.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R & LYELI,

~ AVE Just received fresh supply Of Garden
SEEDS from the North-aso different knt. Of arden
Seeds grown in this State al Of which they recommend ,A
and genuine.
ARTICHoKE-Grern Globe.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Dutch
BUNCH BEANS-Broad Windsor Dwarf Mohawk F,r,, r,, r
Mohawk Extra Early sT Weeks Fairy Yellow sI Week. Long
Pod Marrow Dwarf, Red sPceked French Roysl Dwarf whts
Kidney. 1850 ~
PoLE BEANs-orteultura Pole Large White Lima Scare,
Runners. White Dutch Runners ~ >''''
BEE-Eary Blood TuniP Early Yellow French Sugar Long
Blood Msngs WurEcn
BRoCCoLI-Large Purple Cape
CABBAGE-BatteTsca Cromwell. Drunhsad Early BuIoess
Heart Dwarf Green Savoy Early Sugar Loaf Eav Yo,k Pa,
brnnwk Green CURED Savoy Large York Sugar Loaf
CARROT-LonE oranre.
CACIFLowER-Eary and Late Dutch.
CoRN-Smith's Extra Early.
Turkey. ~ lug N'''"
EGG PLAST-Purpe
ENDINE-Grcsn CURED
kALE-Grccn Curci Scotch
LEiTUCt-Dtown Dutch Early Drumhead Early sleua Green
Co.'S, lee. Large White Loaf
Nutmeg. " ''"'"'
NASTTRTU'M
OkRA-Long and Short
ONON-Silyer skin. yellow skin
fARSLEN-Cufcd and Single.
fARsNu-EHra Large. Large Dutch
fEAs-Bluc Imperial Dwarf Mauowfs Dwarf Green N,,ro-,
~ tafH Franc Esty Bishops Dwarf Extra Fairy snelr or
Washington. Esry Warwick Marruwflt
RApi-H-Baek Spanish Red Turip Long se.f, Whit, fur,
nip Yellow Tprni3 ~ 80
sALsfFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sPlNAGE-Pncty Or ran, Round Loavcd or Sumner
sat AsH-Early White Bush Eary Yellow Bush Winter Cs,t
mech. yellow Stirred ' iva
TOMATO-Iarre
TtRNir-Eary wH:s nlith Eay Yellow Dutch Es,, C,,,u
sne tSry White siont Red Tor Rua Rags White Fiat Wiu.
AIso-Canar seed and an assortment Of Fiower Seed
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
EXCHANGE HoTEL-Feb % and o,

L. sinnEon Chesterfield !. Cnam C. H. Edoe; g purp.v ia.
Cy Capt Cove Cny Point Capt Warwick do: 8 Hartshone
Norfolk l. w Villains DO; C. e. L.compe J. WILSON 40
John Myers do Fred Wilson. do b. B. tiers do w Waller,
do W. H. Rogerson do r. Preston do J. n Withheld d. J. C.
Leach 90 Miss A. T. LEACH, do Miss servant Nor.
folk J. II HUBBARD Norfolk; J. w SwiddeTS Norfolk Johp
Tyler Junior, Warrington; W. r. Norfolk r NJ Ieny
Wauenton " c. d. Nash Portsmouth Virginia; Watts do r.
Cooke, do A. II Cooke do & " and lady do U,,,b
Petershurg C. v do Gholson do d. ~ Vaughan and
lady, do; g. w Boiling do Misses Nichols A. Jone. do.
j. smith do; A. l. Smith, do; u. Adams L. Mabry do r s.
Pie ds do = G. Wells do e. Boswell do: Robertson DO.
u p Eiberds" Norfolk county D Css Cooke. Ponc r
Dunn CheserehJ EpcS Dnwiie " ". OsboTne Cumberland
j. 8 stubbleheh w r Walker City: C. Cock. " p.n
fowatan Randolph. Virginia; w e. WorthiBron Suffolk "
Dustin Philadelphia Mr. Rogers and lady York MIR o,J-v
Philadelphia Way Hampton; Col Todd H. Gir.r VIRGINS,
Mr. Far-hrd Philadelphia Mr. Red Norfolk A. r. Bell Alabama
r. Withheld Southampton \. G. Cooke, Prince George w r.
Joynes. Petersburg 3 Nebleu Lunenburr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
A SMALL FARM NEAR RICHMOND FOR
SALE,

III ANlNG removed 10 the lower country, |
oder my tract Of Land ling James RIVER running
o1I near NJ Nesham Road adjoining ADters
three AMI hall ms from City Richmond and Containing
one hundred and twenty seven and bali
W WINS convenient 10 navgauonlas dwelling with
four rons above and excellent rms wei OF eYee
n water IN the yard and several fine Springs the ou
with a variety Of good fruit, and so Asparagus beds
IioS wishing purchase examine for themselves
AMI II this sod privately before the 5i OF March n,.
liberal. with reasonable credit
90 dtd- yurt.u cay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
DWELLING HOUSE-Af Auction

DWELLING HOUSE-At Auction
On Wednesday March at half past neles p NJ n,
h' premises We shall sell ground on .ir.t
IN the Of Mr. Ds Dwelling 40 feet front and nnny
back 65 feet To 10 foot alley, a comfortable brcI
dwelling containing all finished Two s;or, brck
Kitchen This properly has S!Oo. and arey Sis
IERMst cash an the balance three equal rayment. at
ami Il months with Negotiable Deed Of
Trust on the property VIII be required the credit aent
fe - WILLIAMS 4 HANALI. Aurt-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
Aurtion Salrs.
-
THIS DAY.
sy nuniop. yIoncur- a 40.

hJ buntop- noncur- a 10
Cargo Of BaTqas PaTfAlaA Of Ansfios
onFEiDAY ran O'Clock IN frsn AZ al, On. IN
D. sAl M hafqes nrhian's cargo az ~
100 hhts NeN ORLEANS Sugars Of pru.e au.B.v
lSS bbs n Moss-r.
- hhds rrinac seiecf taeon ssl-.
To which viii ~ atlsi from aar,-
20 hhd- s. CroaN sugar
xOo bags laguyra Rio. and lava Ccr..
10000 rs city cured Bacon. hog round
% hhd- PRIME Porto REQ Moia-.s-
100 botss Sn-un aui Tauo~ Can.ns.
100 boxes rurpcntrse soap
iosner with general OF Teas rh.,.. ci,-.,
kr A.. ". 'N-e-'p~a "iA--e).
Irr's-Cnser 500. over $780, month. e,,d s, ,
F~i-'' " ~ D. ". a Co. Auet-.
- ADDITIONAL.
,., - INC above ale, 100 hampers genuin. Irish Pc
- DUNLOP, MONCCRH co Auet.L
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
W0RTHAMS OFFICE.
EXCHANGE BUILDING.


FOR LUCKY NUMBERS, THIS Is THE OFFICE.
Put money in thy PockeLNever complain hard t.s when
the way NJ relief Just ANNEXED schemes
ana you VIII see by small numerous The
chances to obtain fortune Now just Office and make
small investment and You put money in your poeS.t
For Friday in the Exchange At ~ O'Clock
Va Leeshurr, Class No s.Prizes $1,000 900 500 I so
20 10 prizes Of 500 20 Of l5o, 20 Nos 10
Tickets So
For Saturday, drawing Monday morning
Grand Consolidated, No. : NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Ss OOO
5000, 1885. OF 1000, OF 500, Of 300 10 Of 200
% OF 100, &c.-e4 Nos. and Is drawn, Tickets go
Alexandria, Class F. s5th OF February
Pnzes-S3OOOO 10000, 5000, $500, 300O $500
1895, Of l,500, 30 pnzes 900 50 Of $50 IS Of
2OO % OF 49, lbs of 1875. IS Nos and IL drawn Tick
cts $40
AeIandria Lottery, lO-To b. drawn 9Th OF March
Pnzes-S3J,O00, 10000, 5000, $40 5000 $500
2OOO II 50 prizes of 1000, 20 of 500 20 Of 900 I23
OF 200, l26 OF 100, &c. IS Nos-and IL drawn
Tickets SO.
Ae1anda Lottery Class G-To drawn The ith Of March
Pnzes-S3S,29i, say $4,000, 10 500 10 600
5000, 5000, $780, 20O0 1878, 1900, 1900 . Of 1850
Of 1900, 90 prizes of 1000, 90 of 500 20 Of 400 I6
OF $40, so of 200, 100 OF $780, 100 OF 100 &c Is
Nos-and IL drawn. Tickets $40.
sThe certificate OF packages whole halves or ouare,
IN any Lottery Advertised by Gregory Co may At all tius
be obtained on the lowest this Office.
BAn orders confidential attended to with nro,n,n,s
for Packages or for single Ticket.
9rshares in all the above proporion-fors sale by
~ CHARLES WORKMAN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS LIBRARY OF TIKI
late Joseph Tate, Esq,
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
NEW MISCELLANEOUS ROCKS

On sATuRDAY EVENING, February 25th an extensive and
-
a Jones Modern Europe Nv; Encyclopedia Americans,
Nv f-ts British Poet- shakp=ae. Work. Jos.ubu. Iy
nri byron Tom Moore Scott The Federa Brown. Pho.oov
" hurphys Taeius Beloes Hsroo,u. Iy o. st,h
Ihaeyddes Buffers Hudbas Mrs opes Essay, Milton Coup,
f' Novels and Tales Miss Lanjon Bulwer Marrya Murray
EnyeIoeia Geography, ", Pogocks Of Tins. yonz
nsh thoughts Remarkable Events Historical Cyeopea Military
johnson and walkers ev Dictionary Cas.seal Let
ef "rsr The Parof Book fuckers jefferson Lay.t, Pb
snon Entertaining Repository, 3 chars oMaBey Ten Thou
ear "ota Of sDouet and Febiinswhh many other 20
P1!lr worts DJ-Sale without reservation
lex iNLoEs L BROTHER Auets
VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
At AUCTION.
The Law and Miscellaneous Of the late JOSEPH r arr
"h be sod at auction by order ErecuI on Monday
M N INST eourDenengat o'clock Pm This sale vii atord
rare opportunity professional gentlemen Of .oplv .
80 WIN BOOK SMITH. DRINKER 4 MORRIS
1870 70 DC eondueed by lNLoES q BROTHER Aue,.
ZINE place Of sale viii be another .dv.-r,.,,
SCataiosues ready and can be had AZ oar Boso.
y y. AZ a1S4on--h f.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
VALUABLE LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOK.
By williams a saxnII,

Coffee, Bacon, Sugar, &c.
On SATURDAY, the eSh inst At IL O'Clock will h. .os ,,
'front.' OF our Office, assortment Of Groceries viz.
i3O bags prime Green strong scented Coffee
l5O do 90 Laguira do
100 do Old Yellow do do
80 do do Angosturos' superior do
50 do do Java do
5000 lbs. Baltimore cured Bacon
% hhds New Orleans Sugar
de Cuba Clarfsd do
% boxes Wool.ey's double loaf do
40 bbls Boston Rum
40 do Baltimore Whisky
20 do Old Monongalia do
100 boxes sxlO Glass
chests Young Hyson Tea
half chests do do
% boxes Tallow Candles
30 do Soap
5 hhds pure winter pressed Sperm OIL
80 kegs No. White Lead
uerces prime new Rice
half terces prime do
20 casks pure Goshen Cheese
20 bb!s Mackerel, Nos. and
30 do Hcrrings
10 boxes Lemons, in good order
S-rcrns-An 90 month. fr Animated ,,rc,
-i'-'' Si"'' Sa>li' ie - w 4 H. Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
BARGAINS In DRY GOODS.

Nv IN uUODO.
R III. JENKINS would invite the attention
Of the public 10 the the following e.t.ntv
variety Of ARTICLES many which have been received vb
few days and al win Be odd BY whoeSa OF retail Al The ,s, 70
dueed prices. " ~ ''''' "
LiStS Goors-inh Linens pues from % cent. 10 al ,,4
% cents aud liner qualities Table Diaper widths Tover
even descriptions shectng an Ands. Linen C,rnbrie Hsris,
chefs an prices cents 10 8! each RUS, ,,f n
Diapers, Napkins &c. SC.
HoTrEy Gtovrs-Eycr description Of krB ,r size Sill
Gotten isnno Raw SIX Worsf-d other make ststng and
Gloves, for men boys and rifs
fAIy NoUENNa-Eycry qualify of Black All I'm. Hal -,
for dresses. 49, nav
BoSNrrs Rn'yps ,Sp FtowErs-1.ates FASHIONS
.t Ioons-Ihfr'd and Bobnct Lace Wells ssrs Iaess and
Edgines InsernES Outings
CsTrs an CottaEs-fnee and Muslin Cares spi Collar,
fL'NNEts-Nhie Rel and Yellow Fauns English Welsh ana
Nrn"rican rndc 'B qualities from cents n ue mss
btANSfr--B,d and Negro Blankets sues
aiucF' made expressly f5r retail
Gentlemen vii AWAY hni Merno Lambs Wool and STA SHIRTS M
Drawers Stocks Cuvas Iioset, ini Gloves Of ,n tio So
ders Linen Bosoms ana Collars sk Linen Pocket Hapdss
chiefs Sc
sssv'vr' CtouuSoAu Of goods fs mar an female
Cloihtnr. " '''N
bovrsuc oop.Soo and eases OF Beashss md nb,,,
Shirtngs and ShceunEs from y1r wfc Also Apor
st ufnufe 'heks bsd ntsng Cotton Ofnablrrs this
and neces, banch oftusnrs great attention given 20 h,vs
always On hlndu extensive stnck Of 1 The mos nancy, -
nufacturcs boz thr
sh'vs scarfs and Nantas ~ thu itsst iulport,rors
NtNuHH AHrttEsNcrnoes plnty Frnrcs Corueus sit Vel
vets Mysns n C1mbuc BOOK Ja-unef SEWING w,,.,
Of LINEN. Cotton. and SIR Buttons a.. * ke.
me public arc Informed Tint ~ upon fDling a. ts
fslahishnfut AZ ST. times I supply the above -r-e
in ht chearfst Mind madc % The 6nest fabfchus sul,s H.
wsus and wishes of &C. New Cool. opennr every et
uyE'l, w. Neaf Tom auction ans elsswhsrs. ant s5h
OF - Ff'ai 'afsanA n " ~ JENKINS
&C. is Siape and Fancy Dry Goods and t,rr, st,-.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-24
STRATT0NS' OFFICE.

Drawn Nos IN New Jersey. No. 2I-drawn February 90
20 u 81 - so ~ 20 o. 81 10 IL Al
Ticket No u - ~ small Of $500 soE paid by
srRATToS
. Drawn No. IN Nopongaia, No s-drawn February 90
VI ~ ~ Is 81 ~ IS ~ u ~ Go
Half Ticket Nos a. another capital odd and paid by
sTRATTON
$1,000
Va Leebur- Class p for Friday evening Erehans.
Capitals-S7000, 1000. $780, 1850 40 OF 500 &c
DO Nos.-l0 drawn. Tickets 50.
$1,000.
. Grand Consolidated. Eifra :. for Monday morning
Cspitals-SeOO0, 5000, 1000. 1895, ? cf 1000. Q of
SOo, &C. 81 Nos.-l5 drawn. Tickets 50.
$4,000.
. hIandria Lottery. Gas. r. for Monday Norninx
SsPitals-s30,O00, 10000, 5000, 5000, 3J0O 30 Of
IOOO. as Nos.-li drawn. Tickets $40.