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Deaths.

Deaths.
ed at her residence, in the county of Henrico the 9th
instant (ay after painful and prolraced illness
oht winch she bore with Christian forttde patience
' MARY ASS fEanERros in the 18th year Of her age,
pied, nj laneirli King Queen county, April
RiscflL. H. GaRSErr Of DR.. John NJ
Tile 2t year of her The deceased had years
consistent member of the Baptist Church. and was
lie writer knows, universally beloved acquaintance
Tribute Of Respect.
AZ Coirt held for the county Cumberland al the Court
lioiSe OF said county, on the a2d of May, 1919
IL having been announced the Court that Miller Woopsos
csq ae Clerk Ct this Court had departed this life
last adjournment: on the motion Of George H. Matthews, At
tofney Tor The Commonwealth, unanimously resolved
ha the members OF the Court and the Officers thereof the
Law, eIs praccns therein, will Grape their left
Tor The of thirty testimony the regard and es
TEEN IN which they held the deceased.
ad That The foregoing resolution be entered the records
cauoh. JOHN DANIEL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

The excessive Tariff is earfully re acting upon lis
own friends. 1t stops impora,ions, but mnltiplirs do
mestic competition TO such degree that it lowers
profits, aud leads 20 ruin Among its victims is Nj
Simmons United States Senator, from Rhode Island.
The New York Evening Pest rays, he had amassed .
handsome estate by opriniIng-but not conen'rd
w,h The former duties he and his assocalcs framing
The present Tariff law took care 10 put duty Of nine
cents every square yard Of printed cot,ons This
amounted 10 prohibition Many rushed into the bust.
ness, and The rival manufacturers have ruined each
ether Large quantities OF cotton cloths pur.
chased in haste passed under the engraved rollers, and
mpre scd with coored sprigs and nowers-ands great
has been the production, that in many instances,
they cannot now be- sold for enough TO pay for the
cos, of the cloth before it stamped Mr. Simmons
has failed, and oil the job calico-printers of Rhode
Island have failed with him.
In the like manner, the jPoo'ien Mandatory, nj
Dudley, in Massachusetts,, built two years ago, al the
expense of S200,Coo. was sold few days ago. pub
lie auction, for $4,000
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

Among the interesting articles, in this days paper,
is long communication from the Globe, under the
signature Of "Americanus" vindicang Gen. Cass
from the structures Of Lord Broughum III The House OF
Lords. Tie piece contains some hard hills upon The
Noble Lord. The New York Express has perpet'a'ed
gross tundcr in regard TO its author The Globe IN
publishing "A.:ercanus stated II 10 be from !he pen
of an eminent Diplomntst in an cdjoning State me
n Express says, 'lhat State is Virginia, and that
eminent Dpomatst is no less parsonage than andre"
Stevenson, Esq late Minister from the L. S to The
Court of ST. James" We undertake TO correct the
error into which it has fallen. MIR. Stevenson Is not
the author of the critlcsm-but we slrewdy suspect
another "emiaent Diplomatist Rives.
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The oldest Bremen In existence written liz 1902
and published Under these Iobrr beheadrd-a
hung if he stole value than mare i'crn
person convicted Of stealing from church, was put upon
the ack-a rounterer punished By boiling him To death
kotilea witch burnt 10 death IN red-o srid 'roi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

HE WHEAT CRoP.-Ne have received various ne
counts Of the prospects Of the crop gentleman RON
Halifax county, who recently passed through Abe
marie, aud up the Valley, reports, tina, the wheat, as
far as I've had an opportunity OF seeing II, was 'h'h III
most o. that region. On portion oi the lower james
River, understand, the wheat is suffering from the
tly-on the upper James, 1t is good and promising
The Norfolk Herald oil The 9th states, that ~ TREND
who has lust returned from tour through The ten
Eascrnmosl counties in North Carolins, says, 1t is
enough TO do ones heart good TO look at the e!os OF
wheat throughout that region, presenting as tbey oo
as fine prospect of luxuriant harvest as ever glad
dened the farmers heart
The Rockingham Register lin Virginia) says, "The
wheat crop in this county has greatly improved IN np'
pearance within few weeks past. There were melt
nations Of failure in the crops Of small grain month
ago; but now every thing promises TO repay The nus
bandman for his labor. Ii nothing should cast blight
upon the present prospects of the farmer, the morn OF
plenty will he filled TO Overlooking" The Winchester
Vrgnan copies this account Of the prospects III Rock.
Ingham county, and remarks that the same IS tne 10
good extent in regard 10 the growing crop, IN Ere
derrick and The adjoining counties.
The Delaware estate journal states, tina! +" The
Crops i'll this county promise iaity; the GOODNESS OF
The wcalhe. has made them backward but they are
healthy in their appearance We speak OF grass and
wheat; the corn has not showed itself yet
4 citizen Of Virginia, who has Just returned from
Ohio and the Northwest, reports The prospect ot the
wheat crop indifferent. Mr.. Budd, in ST. Louis
who states himself TO have taken muc pains in col
lectng Information from the several gram grow ing
States, calculates "that the crop OF this year will fall
shor, one-iourth of what II was las, year Blu. all
such estimates are very meagre. The wheat crop has
not yet reached its crisis Ii is the state Of the
when the grain is ipening and the straw rs changing
color, that will decide the result Of the harvest il
about ihs time Of Tie last year, that every hear
was reoced by the fine appearance of the wheat anc
yet few days before the harvest, spel Of vet
weather on, which brought with 1t The rus and
in many places destroyed large proportion Of The crop
leaving all unexampled proiusion Of straw, with the
grains wlthered in the head.
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WM. MILLER, elk.

The parties interested in The will take notice. that
have appointed Wednesday, the 9Th day OF June next at
office, Goochand, between the hours Of 10
ocnck a. b., and o'clock p NJ, as The time and place for
taking the above order Of Count when
and where they requested attend with the necessary
enable perform tie duties required
by order Given under my hand this 18th May, ls43
w. NJ. BRYCE,
Muster Commissioner Of the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chancery for Goochland county.
May 80 6-w4w
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MIR. Myers (Dcm) contests the election OF Mr..
John 0. Ferrall, (Whigl returned as Delegate from
Morgan county.
Mr. Davis (Dem.) of King & Qucen contests The
return of MIR. Lumpkin, ONhgJ the returning OF
cer having tsken upon himself 10 pass over in his
count, three votes which were entered upon the poll
These three votes would have given Major DAVIS
mai orty of one
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We call upon friends in the counties OF Gooch
land, Hanover, Powhatan and Louisa TO examine cri-
icay the votes for Mr. Bolts, The polls Of their
pectiye counties. The polls of Richmond and Chester
field have been overhauled, and 100 or 40 votes for
Mr. Bolts are challenged in The fitst and 50 or 20 in The
latter place. We have but little doubt that Mr.. Jones
majority will be increased rather than diminished by
the contest. We can assure the Richmond Wing, that
we do not challenge votes for the purpose Of making
"reinrn brag,' for we are certain that we would be
beaten at such game by such skilful players. The
Wing also asks MIR. Jones TO "lhrow up the Sheriff S
return and try again Its certainly most modest
request coming from Mr. jones partieniar tritnd-
he doubt, will take the advice, coming from s1eh
diSintcroSed 0dr0cate. We would ask the X. Wing II
Mr. Bolts had received the by the casting vote OF
the Sheriff, would he have resigned? hlr. Bolts has
himself said, that lie would not.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

NOTICE Thomas s. Bocock, Esq, Of Buckingham county
Va member Of the late House of Delegates will address
the two Literary Societies Washington College e1luuou
Va, on Wednesday, the a-ih day of June.
May 30 Gw3t
.rJ- Win. led Ia cnpv
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W0RTHAMS OFFICE.
EXCHANGE HUILDING.

FOX LUCKY NUMBERS, THIS Is THE OFFICE
Put thy poekc-Ncycr complain Of hard times. hen
t way "i relief IS Just glance annexed schemes
aud you VIII see by very small nuucro. ar. the
CHANCES To obtain fortune Now my and make
slN investment ana see can't put money your poo ket
LOTTERIES TO BE DRAWN SOON.
For MONDAY az 81 O'Clock r. VI. 10 the Eschspp,
Va Monongll C1lss No s-Pryc ST. sun GOA > ,oo a.,
W 60 przsso 500 50 Of 100 Sc-7s No- and IA dVn-,ck
ets e.. "
For Tuesday night per mail
Va Monongala Eua Gas No G-Przes - 600 10 600 OOo
1000. 1924 70 20 prizes 40 II 400 so Of 200 g4o ~
100 6o-7s Nos ami ~ drawn Tickets e.
For "Wednesday night Der Nal
1900 li2i 20 1000 40 Of OF 200 q4q of 100 a. ~
Nos. and - daWn-Tickcs s..
For Thursday night per Mad
KcH ScHtNr-Na Monongala Extra Class No. 7rrzrs SIS
ooO 500 1000 1000, 1000. $500, $500 l75n 1900 500
LOO 1900 $50 1900 pr4rs Of 1000 so Of ,oo 81 - o5o
30 Of 200 $40 Of 100 &c IS Nos ~ ~ drwn-r kct.
For Friday Exchange. At ~ oeo,k
Va lccsbuc Class No s.-Prfes $1,000 1000 500 I 20
" 20 pms of 500 20 Of $50 20 Of 100 10 dawn
Tickets 81
For Saturday. drawing due Monday morning
Grand Consolidated No : Whining tun-Prizes SO 900
1000, 5l5. 2of 1000 Of 500 Of 300 10 oi 300
20 of 100, Nc-si Nos. and Is drawn, Tickets 81.
Ac,anina. Cit.- ,. s5,h Of February
Przc7-S3O.OOO, 10000, 5000, $500. 5000 800
lss5 OF loo, 30 prizes Of 900. 50 Of $50 - Of
200. - OF ljO l25 Of l25. Is Nos. and drawn Tick
cts $40.
sTr certificate ~ packages of.whos halves or ou,rtor
~ any Lottery aycrd by J. O. Gregory Co. may At all time.
be obtained on The lowest a tins Office.
Bin orders confidential attended 10 with pron,pip,..
for Packages f'f single Ticket.
pJslnfes in aH DE above in pfopouion-f1r sale BY
r. 20 CHARLES WORKMAN
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J, &. GREGORY X co. MANAGERS,


drawing a, the Exchange this lNoudayj Evening.
PriLes-Sl7 800, 5000 $500 las 90 przes of 500
$50 Of so, &c Tickets So.
For Tuesday
Sl2,OOO, 10000, $780, 1900 20 prizes of 1000 40
OF 300, &c. as Nos.-li drawn. Tickets So
For "Wednesday.
100000, GO0O 5000, $500, 30 prizes of 1000 40 of
800, 80 of 200, &c. Tickets s..
For THURSDAY
$4,000 I'm Prizes OF sIOOO-s25,Ooo i'm Prize. of
$500.
$4,000, s9IO 5000, 1000. 3OOO $500 o25O 2ooo
% prizes OF 1000, 80 of 500 81 Of 22O 50 OF 300 &c
40 Nos.-l5 drawn ballots. Tickets $40.
For Friday, Il drawing At the Exchange
Captals-S70OO, 1000, 1900 1850, 40 prizes of 500
20 of $50, &c. Tickets So
$4,000 Capital, and 30 prizes of $1,000. &c.
For Saturday. 25h February
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Clas. F. for Is4a to be drawn ,,
Alexandria d. g on Saturday. tire 25th February Isi3
7s number Iotsry-II drawn ballots.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
pF'Ee 100000 prizes 500
10000 10. .do........... 1000
L.. .do......... 5000 5O.... do. ......... $50
''''.do.'....'.'.' $500 o.. do-........... 200
l.... do. 1000 75.... dn....... no
$500 rs. .do.......... Is5
Lee. do lbs kr Er
Tickets only $40 halves 5 quarter. so
Cerifcaie Of package Of 20 wholes...........siao
DO. do....... 20 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. IS
DO. .do....... 20 Quarters. .......... r. SO
p For Tickets shares or C.r6ca.s n P.rL.,.. - IT,
above splendid I.otterie.-aidress " nv
J. e. GREGORY co, Managers Richmond Va
Drawings sent immediately they are over tn all who order
fe A.
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state Of VIrrinin.

To John W. Huiehipgs lanes Watson. and TboBo, !
RyiaHd, ereeufOr Of John +. Hopkius
NENTLEMEN-You being mt residents NJ this State yu ba
~ pleased 10 take notice that shall on "Wednesday, ila slpd
gay OF ms present month February between sunset
akc r deposition ~ John w. Gregory read as evidence boz
cause now depending the Circuit Superior Cour of Law and
Cnccy Tor The county NJ James CITY and City Williamsburg n
u state m which cause plaintiff and sou are defendants.
ana tom tbc said deposition not completed on tina,
dp,hWbc continued until The AMI from day IN ,ay
until be completed where and you may attend II you nk
proper fe ,t.Ntrus
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BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
= FfoFaaFV, 1871
x W. JENKINS woal.l ,sy,,, an. .,,,.,,,


X w JE\klNss woahi ,ayis., an, ,,,,.,,,.,.
- e us ps'4e n ~ ss~ "a s.,.u..v-
'g {" M,e-- NAM ~ sash hav. bssn rsesis-i se,, !,
A'' AT Val b. -od ~ Whos-As rs,al AZ N. a., -
. '4StS ''onsirtnsns Pr,ce- so-- d s.,,, An ~ 49,,
~ e'' asi mt qnahues Tah- Dsp.r. IA ..l.. -
cL.s. ,n - 90 so NJ Sn- Lin-n Cashrsc Rassaes
Daf~n, NapAinS a.. &C I'M se'f'ir
ho.''.. .Sp G.ovr.Evey S--,rpsOs os md .s 49,. an,
,"u"n Neribo Raw sk. wor<d esh.t Mas s,., ~.
"l9'ys' for men wonen boys. ard srt.
tSitr SSisa-Evey quality % ami me- R,sA a.,
'fn'hs No-hn- chaSs and Bonhssns. asl osh.r wat
noSsSrs, Rs,Sp- ,Sp Fto~xrs-G.,r-, Fashion.
Lace @oop--rhf-sd and Bobist lace ysil- sr,,c I,.
fS,;insS lnseTns- oniHins. &C
CArrs ,sp 'otLaEs-tac. and N,-,,r c,n.s -, ,,.n.
, Nh'" Rei mi yellow Fann-l- EnrE-h W,.h al
american NAB. an qualities 90 c-u. 10 IN. One.
htASEfr--Bed snd Nsvra Eank-,. an .,,-.
NSuHfttAs s~p fssssoi.-A very ss-,o, - -.
articles made sSpr--y 6,r retail ~ Nv
'entenen VIII always find Nsrino Lamb. yo. ,,, M,
chief, ~. ~ LAWN '"ctet hAndker
SERvaNrs' An kri.
Clothing. e ''' "aH an emale
DoSrsrro Coops-jOOslics and cas-. ~ B,.,eii
Sh',hss ana sbeengS from 3yau wr A Nnr,r
Eu'h"'r 'hcek~ We'd Ticking Cotton OEnabutE In ,hts
aNayson hania Of all the mo-, ,t,., -
nufleturcs Ia ~ eountry wv
staw Scarfs ami Mantias of the iltrst irn,.,,,o,.
Mtt'LEs-hcrnocS Dimity. PRINCES Cor-@u. slh Vel
"us 81 C1nhrc noos Null Jaeonst s.uinv N,,r,,
~ Linen cotton and SIX Button-. g.. &c &c
LIN az. informed that they rely upon filming At u1i.
IRON u~ cbeapes' And the finest hbre-hy. , 80,
an" wishes Of al New arr opening ..,r 49,
OR a, S,, M $3.50 y o" auction and elsewhere, ami
'e 10 staple and Fancy D'y Good. and Linen ssorr
IN BBis. copper diained wht-Is,,
wv 100 bus Of Clovrr-s-ed
% small ksg- of ~Cade-'' Butter. For nj.
> - JAS. A.
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lands IN CULPEPER FOR SALE.

bbIhSVANl 10 the provisions Of q Deed of
lus executed by A. W. Green and Ecnar y. Dr. wt, AMI
x fifh To the undersigned a. trustee Tor Che rirt,.. therein
mentioned Tearing date The -t frbp 1919. anil duly admitted 10
Ieedu 'ulfef'ouny Court and n obedience ofl.fuf the
Circuit superior Count n Law and Cnncrr for C,ror count,
entered 100 c case Of hlnor Coleman depending boz
saul 'ours ihc undersigned Trustee Commissioner will IVA,
c'rh ~ 'uirpcr 'our House. MONDAY. The tor March
l-lA ta being 'ouu buy o sel r ready money an that tact
n Land lying and being n tupccr County adjoining c land. NJ
Cot John Thorn. Alex BET, W. e. Winston Thu .iat AMI o,b,
which uW said \. ~ Green putct1aoi William " Tayuc
being far Of The tract NJ Land which formerly belonged t R,
Randolph ami containing 3lt hcrrahou- M Tues
day Ne 2Oh March 1874 The undersigned viii proceed saH The
tact u land on which General Moses Green resides called
Liberty Hail, hinr Muddy Run. Cupapcr county with
'H The improvements c0ntlir1 b. at lfrt tss
Acfes besides The guUth anil uri,r Of timber
~ .l ',u''hcd 10 said tract Ihv h.t mentioned ec be-
nny on c prenscs and fp cash The The aioN property
believed 10 Dc ndsruho but me undo viii ss 1n con
sueh ue onl asis vested hu and Trustee
''Y'sim RODENT e. SrANARD
W -ullNcds Commissioner NJ Trustee.
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FOR RENT.

1--WE House and Farm lately occupied bv Pro.
sssor Ermnet To- Unvsr-ity Il v,rr,n, T I,o,,s
'ain cfm rooms 'esi's ant attached % ever,
con. 'en' out hc aEr garden orchard ans small vim.
yam excellent sracs The upwards ~ on bun
aea a'cs AT cncsf part " which b. a 1vn boz r5yef
- -p4 rms place Offers u point Of
"ah eouoft ans convenience hc University. pariruH, n,
y one Who having ~ educate wouL wish 10 sutnfsn
w" eiucauon and board them himself Possession will b. gwen
Nenvef required Application directed University pvt
once post pid wiz be promptly attended b. the unrr.gned
university Jan II, istJ MARY y. EAiMEr.
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FLOUR--Thr market IL without any change Ohio
Michigan and Gennescr are selling at I,I3i 81 50.
Ohio has arrived freely this week. and sales
made at Sil21 Ais; sales slow, however even AT
this low price. Howard street, Petersburg, Richmond
Country. 81 - 4.l2I; Rye Flour. So 3l2.
GRAlN-But small supply Of Wheat at market; price
80 s2c Sales of Com Via New Orleans 45 ado cents
weight. Rye Is 50 etc. and Barley iS n 50. Oats 30
TALloW-Salcs of 10000 lbs rendered al a eta.
PRO|lSlONS--Sulosof Ohio Mes Pork new SO 50 a
Ss,o2I; Beet, 1854 81; Ohio Lard Go cts
RlCts-Salcs OF 5UO uerces at 81, 80 S215
CoTTON-Ihe news from Europe, has had no effect on
the market The sales steady and uniorn-abou, 500
bales, at previous prices.
SUGARS-About 400 hhds New Orleans sold TO day nj
I, ~ and i1ct-.-N. !. EIprcss
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ny Lssr Nionrs MtIL.
CONGRESS-

In the senate MIR Riyes' resolutions postponed to
lst December next yeas % nays ~ the vote being near
~ a party
In Tn" ous" the day mostly spent in discussing the
case OF Jonathan Roberts and motion pint papers
connected with IT,
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MS MD CArs-EScorcnt IN material beautiful In sty,e
AMI hnis AMI ~ Unprecedented low prices Tor cal, 1c,t
IN upon w. and sosy youfscf ~ thee facts and otire
,,,,,, GEu. W. FERRY
smith 4 Co.'S Hardware Store. wv"
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CLARKE'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. VA.

THIS WEEK!
This Das, : the Exchange 81 O'Clock
Captals-Sl7 800, 5000, $500 l445 60 Of 500 &c
as and II drawn. Tickets S..
Received Tuesday night.
Csptals-Sl2OOO, 10000 5000 1000. 1924. 90 Of
iOOO, 40 OF 300, 80 oil 200, 2l9 OF 100. &c and Ii
drawn. Tickets s.
Received Wednesday night
Capitnls-S2O,OOO, 5000, 1900, $500 1924. 20 of
iOOO, 40 OF 800, so Of 200, 249 Of 100. rs and ii
drawn. Tickets s..
Received THURSDAY night
Capals-S25OOO, 5000. 5000, 1000, 3OOO $500
2soO, 1000, 1850, 50 Of 1000, &c. 10 and Is drawn
Nos Tickets $40. Lowest No. prize So
At the Exchange, Richmond, Friday 81 o'e!oek
Capals-SIOOO, 20OO 1900, lls0, 40 Of 500 &c
90 and 10 drawn.
Capital Prize s3O.OoOI
Alexandria Lottery, Glass =. 10 be drawn AZ
Aehandra d. G. on Saturday the 25th February ls43
10 number Lo;tery-lI drawn ballots
SPLENDID SCHEME.
pnze of..'.'... s3oO0o prizes of.......... 900
-. .do........... 10000 .....do......... 1000
do. .......... 5000 So. .do.......... $50
do. aS0o 55.... .do.......... 200
''''do'..''...... 1000 7S.... .do.......... $50
l. .'d1........... $500 1875. ...... Ia5
..do. ........... Lla5 &c &c
Tickets only $40; halves ); quarters SO
Certificates Of package Of 20 wholes. SI3O
Do. .do....... 20 Halves. ............... G5
Do....... .do....... 26 ......... n 80
oekes by the package single Nos may be had in every
variety at this oce where former days many handsome prsrs
were sold Orders from the be prompt
y and eonfdrntialy attended o By
{, 30 CHAsTAN CLARKE.
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DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.

AucuOneers and Commission Merchants
Richmond, Virginia,
""oe usually tor sale, on consignment from MaHHfac
fnrcTs and Importers,
tOFFEE-Rio, Laguavra, Java and Old white
- SiGARS-New Orleans Porto Rico and II Cro,y
Single and Double Loaf
M'isNSSt~-Ncw ORLEANS. Porto oaniC IA
SAIT-LiverPool Fine. IN sacks
ollS-Iannefs, Bieaohed Lamp nd I.nscrd
NANpihs-sIennect "fiurs" Patent Ta,w Northern mould
Warchouse and Tobacco BOX
ALUM, SALTPETRE
CoPPERAs. INDIGO
RICE, CHEESE
RACE GINGER, P1MENTo
PAPER-Cap and Letter ruled and ul,ip- yy,,,,,,r,
IENS-ENtra Fine GunTowdrr In chests
and IL lh boxes Gunpnvd,r
. %. do
Imperial
Black. n papers
"a constant supply " choice qu,I.trs NJ r,,.,
ClIABS-Prmr and second qualities
NSlfh-"rour m 500 10. casks fulcr Mills We
,na a. agents io the Manufacturer warrant Tho o,tv
WHITE Leaders qualities ''
damaged" '' t"'' "''
LICORICE-In cases. prime quality
""lShhh 'oinmon, in hogsh,lls anil barrels
Oh and superior
NlNlS- Madeira, Sicily Madrir,
Malaga. Mu.cat
Champagne and Car,t
BkANbN-Surenor Cognlc
Common qualities
Imitation
SALAD Otts-Frcnch. In bottles
ALMONDS, BUNCH RAIsINs
POWDER-Bhstinr
sporting and Rife. n an sizes br,rl,,I * .,,,.t %
We sclas Agents Cor Manufacturer ami r,,,--,,,.
quality. '' wv
BROWN SOAP-ScvcraI grades q, 81,
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TO MERCHANTS & FAMILIES

N x CHM DINING SETS and by the dozen
- french foreenfn IN d. Do 40
WHITE Granite do a,
Bne a. Dove Printed do do a.,
Rest English Gilt Tea CHM sets from, sIs =, sso -
the Iod warranted To - - A"h
Low p'eed English China Tea sets BY the dozen
E4seant "ih China and other kinis Of Tab. ana s,,,
Pitchers - 'N"T an" Ssseboari
Tuna White Granite Printed Toile,t ss,s
Fashionable, rich cut Hail and Passay. Iann,
Plain do 'nP'
hieh Eu' French Porcelain Fruit Basket.
Pain do
India China a.
hleh Cut Glass Bowis Pichers and D,.b..
10 90 do Decanters TumhlerS ana VIM.
Do DO do Celery Stands JeIies ana Ia,,o..,
1i' and plain Gta-s Manie Lamp.
Lhshsh fiais German Silver nal rtania C,s,,z
Low priced Toieue Looking Gass.s
together with general assortment Of Chm, o..
"s- persons buying With are a..t,rs ,I, ana
ala '''' MN. p. BUTLER
Owe REM
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lotteries.
hOYT " co.'s OFFICE,

- INV given ~ BY every loy that HoYr co.'s ,. ~
~ sa h'o Exchange the has se-i place et.atn
sN' been IA Il aAoth three month
81 - ast"nnhngH seems that nscs-rar o. h,v.
'SA' nom "yt 4 Co 10 prke. One e-ntnan Eot
"" snug ''in q $500 fof the small E,r Too.
We eau Particular attention. tn seb-B-. l. dawn
h u n''n"i February Let your onss trB. anA n
you VA" a IThe -Bi them aeky HOYT 80
$4,000 DOLLARS!
Airhandrin Lottery, Class y. Er ist3 IN he drawn
tpii ~ g on Saturday the 25ih of February is1l -
No. lotry-l4 drawn hiio,s
Sfand Scheme-S3j,0OO, 10000. 5000 $500. 5000.
ZSOO 1872 prize Of 1900 - prizes Of 1000 80 Of
z1u. 10 Ot 200, IS OF $50. lbs Of l2j, &C. Ticket.
$40; halves s. quarters 50.
DO do IT'D
10 do 20 Quarter d. n so
hhI GO always have hand Tickets an Ittsr,e. ,,,r.
fused by g. Gregory Co, orders with Their se
eus;ousi promptness. !, oc
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20

IL Bishop Gr-wod, Of the Eastern Diocese Of Massa.
ehuscis died suddenly few days SINCE his 77t year.
from fall on slippery side walk in Boston.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-02-20
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

0'A meeting of the Wings of Hanover will be- held at
the Courtouse the first day Of February Court for the
purpose OF nominating candidate be- supported for the
next Legislature MANY FRyruotnrRS