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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
$4,000.


Pokomoke River L'uery. clnss No 1885,
To be drawn nj Wilmington. Tuesday, SepI'r 80
Of $4,000 OF 5000 OF 5000 Of 20OO
IS Ne, l3 ballots. Tickets S. Certificate oi
package 25 wholes $50. Shares in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY.
Draws rs follows lhroug houl The month oi September
Draws on Tucsdays--Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate Of lackoge wholcs
sig; shares in proportion.
Draws on ThUrsdays-Capiial prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package wholes
81 a; shares in proportion.
Draws on Saturdays prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificate OF package whole,
SD: shares in proportion
Address your orders TO
sep2 N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11

NOLNEY b. PALMER, is our authorized
Agent Tor receiving subscriptions and Adver-
iisements Tor the Wheeling Times and Gazette.
His offices are -
PHlLADELPBlA.-N. w. corner Third
and Chestnut streets.
NEW yORK.-Tribunc Buildings, oppos.
lite City Hall.
BALTlMORE.-S. Z. corner Baltimore and
Calvert streets.
BOSTON.-No. IL State street.
Messrs. MASON &TUTTLE. No. 12s Mas.
sau Street, are our authorized Agents in New
York City. They will receive Subscriptions
and contract for Advertisements for the Times
and Gazette.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11

ID; BRAVO, at the Commercial News and
Heading Rooms, opposite the st. Charles and
Vera versnda Hotels, is agent for this paper in
New Orleans. Advertisements for il or orders
Tor new subscriptions, will receive immediate
attention if left with him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
TNRUsTEE's SALE OF STEAM BOAT

TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF STEAM BoAT--By
Il virtue If deed Of Trust, ir"m tho owners To
me. bearing date the LIST day OF September lS45. !
shall on Tuesday. the 24Ih ,nsi. nj The public lnnd.
sne IN The city Of Wheeling. ai 10 o'clock A NJ sell
10 The highest and best bidder. At public auction for
ready money. the Stern Boat MINSTREL nnw
lying in the Port Of Wheeling. with her machinery.
furniture and equipment.
Persons desirous Of purchasing examine The
boat and for any further information referred To
James = Wheat. Attorney ut Law. Wheeling. Va
call ON the subscriber.
JAMES Il BAKER, Trustee.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS OF Il MIN
~ SrREL.--Thc deed OF Trust above mention
ed heipg made for The benefit Of Creditors all per.
i-,s,'~ s'ua S'Soia
boat, are requested To fle them befmo tine
dny of sale. properly authenticated. either with the
subscriber or James S Wheat.
JAMES II BAKER, Trustee.
Spirit of The Age. Piiisburgh. Pa; Cincinnati Ga
zeiie, Cincinnati. Ohio; Louisville Jurnai. LouIs,
vile. Ky; please give The above three Insertions
each, and charge inis Office. Mark the price.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
.GzzsSsssEs.
Range OF the thermometer at the Cour,hous,
"Wednesday, September 10, 1915.
so'clock Noon, 3o'clock o'clock
81 "a rs "A

Hall x Wickham will continue their sales
oi Dry Goods at auction during to DIV.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
BOOTS! BOOTS! SHOES! SHOES!
FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON.
SAMUEL MCJ,AILFN
= 49,. NJ
4 fhe .S,nD of The RT(. RED ROOy

At The Sign IF he BIG RED BOOT,
is NOW RECEIVING direct from The manu-.
II faciurers. $50 packages Boots and Shoes, com.
prisng one Of The largest and best selected assort
mems Of Boots and Shoes ever offered ~ this mar.
kei. and will be sold either wholesale or retail n,
prices that cannot fail - please oil who may favor
me wilba call.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS wishing 10 purchase
small assortment Of Boots aud Shoes will find
upon examination that can supply them upon ms
favorable terms as they can he hod in Baltimore or
Philadelphia. SEP 10 SAM'L M'CLA LIEN.
TO CABINET MAKERS.
ME Subscribers having their Mill and Pa,eni
IL Polishing Machine in full operation. nre now
ready TO supply Cabinet Makers with MARBLE
TOYS. Of tho following very low prices:
White lialian Marble Tops. e7I els per foot.
eialian Bardilla do 67I do de.
italian Wssb Sranj Tops, with buck, shelf and
scroll, from 50 10 $40 r
The above prices include packing and ali charge.
Except the freight. and warranted tree Of breaksge
i T. d. Co, are so confident Of t.eir Tops being su
peror in finish To those polished b. the old method
that they arc willing TO take hack any that ma
prove unsatisfactory, the manufacturers payin.
charges each way. They keep also on hand Ma.
hogany Boards, Plank and Veneers Of all kinds
Also Vanish, Glue. Bureau Knobs. Sofa Springs
&c. &c.
TERMS months on satisfactory reference. or
per cent ut for Gosh.
JE a. Co. keep also on hand Marble Mnnlols o
every description. both Foreign and Domestic
Orders by mail for Marble. Mahogany, or any of IN,
ar'icIes ABOVE, VIII receive prompt attention
JOHN ECKSrEiN g. co,
Union M Is. Ridge Road;
Warehouse Ga Dock ~.
o"g 30 Sw'w PnILADELPHfs. Pa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
SMALL FRY LOTTER'
NEW GOODH,


456 PACKAGES CHINA IL QUEENSWARE
lust RECEIVED md now opening, fresh
- supply OF NEW GOODS suitable for City and
Country Trade, consisting in part of. VIZ
- HIIDS FLOWING Blue CHINA Dim
II - ner, Tea aud Toilette Set;
n IIlIDS new Fancy Toilette Sets very large
aud complete;
uHh CASKS Rich English China Tea Sets COT
IL " fees. Pitchers. Muss. Baskets. &c sc;
- CASES RICH FRENCH CHINA. COM
IL . prisng superb assortment 81 Tea Sells.
C"fee aud Chocolate Cups aud Siucers. square
Cologne Bottles. Card Baskets. Fruit Baskets. Mugs.
Vases ri chers richly decorated aud embossed Fruit
Stands, &c &c.
n ~ UHDS white. rarsed. figured cnamelled.
V luslre zig d gold band Tea SeIsPnchcrs,&c
SO lhds white stone China Duner, Tea and
Toilette Sets; Teas, Bowls. Jugs. Plates. Dishes
Bakers Cover Dishes, sc &c;
~ hhds raised fs d stone ChiHa Dinner Tea and
Toilette Sets; Teas. Bowls Jugs. Plates Dishes &c.
80 hhds new style fancy decorated Stone China
Tea Sells; Teas Bowls Jugs. Plates. Dishes. &c.
20 Crates fine Enarnelled Ware. consisting oil
Tea Sets. Teas Bowls. Jugs. Plates. Dishes. &c
| ALSO 2e6 Crates fresh made Liverpool and
Queenswnre. comprising full ard general nssori'
meni Of printed. all colors edged. cOlored, ant
painted. al latest style. shapes. &c.
| ALSO An extensive stock Of Cot. Plain nn'
Pressed FIuicd GLASS WARE, consisting Of The usua
ossorlmeni in our line.
| All oi which " III I've sold as cheap NJ any hous
IN this. or any Other city in The Union for cash. o
on The usual credit Ia poactual buyers.
Packing particularly attended 10.
r. NJ KERR g. co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
RESTAIRATEUR.


RESrAURATEUR.
UD f., ZlNN, respectfully informs his friends
n and the public. that he now occupies as a
Refreshmcs ri House and has puI in good repair the
house on MONROE STREET. between MAIN ASD
WATER lie has Oh hand aud will c onsioniy he
pplied with
FRUlTS-Raisns Figs. Oranges. Lemons, Apples.
Melons &c &c.
NUrS--Almonds. Filberis Walnuis. Ground Nuts,
DC.
CANDIES Of all kirds
TOBACCO AND C1GARS-Tho best that can be
found IN the CIV
ALE, PORTER, BEER, CIDER, &c.
lie hes also Two three fine Oyster R,oms.
where he will, on q after the Is h inst. serve up
OYSTERS, N every possible style. aud 10 sulI The
palaics Of all custtnu0rs.
Parties or lamIlies supplied with Oysters. Lob.
sters Crabs aud all The olher delIcucies IN the
season Tor Them
lie assures The public that they shall be well
ser, ed. aud asks share OF public patronage.
sep 8 N
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11

vNRuSr SALE.-By virtue Of q deed Of ifust
- from Robert Baldwin TO the .nbscriber. beer.
ing date The 29h day Of October l64l, and recoss
ded IN the Clerks office of The county court Of OhiO
county ! shall, on Monday the l5ih day Of Ssps
iemler 645. OF The front door Of tho court house of
Ohio county. si2 o'clock p NJ. sell at the public
auction Ia the highest bidder, the following lots and
parcels Of ground in the city Of Wheeling. that 10
To say; The wes, holt Of lot No IFS. adjoining lot
l76;also. two thirds ofl.i No IL adjoinins lot No
IL; the portion OF said lot No IL conveyed 10 The
subscriber, beng te wesiern pari thereof; so, the
west half OF Lots Nos &c and 9. Immediately I'D.
joining said lot No IL. IA Updegras addition, also.
lot No IL. fronting on Fourth street 4pA feet, and
adjoining lot Nos IL and H.
Selling as Trustee shall convey TO the purcha.
ser only such title rs is vested in me by said deed
of trust.
TERMS SALE-Cnsh.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11

$40, 900!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.
Class 222. for 1915. To he dawn ut BALTIMORE Sept
II, lSt5. rs numbers. 10 drawn ballots
vi $4,000 of 10000 81 1000 I of 5000
SO prizes Of 1000 SO rrizes Of 800
Tickets dolls. shares in proportion. A cer'if.
cote Of acange II 25 wholes will he sen, for 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
MANAGERS, OFFICE.
SEPTEMBER SCHEMES FOR 1916.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Class 81 Er lS45. 10 be drawn at Ale1andria d G..
Sc pt ID. l645. 10 numbers, IL drawn ballots.
GRAND SCHEME
I PRIZE OF $4,000!
Of $4,000 40 of 1000 20 OF 500 90 Of 400
Tickets $40 certificate Of O package Of 90
Whole tickets so dollars. Shares in proporli,n
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-09-11
$4,000.

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY,
Glass SO for 1855. to be drawn ut Alexandra d c.
Sept ~. l545. IS Numbers. 10 drawn ballots
| al 10000 I Of 10000 ] VI 5000 Of 5000
1000 rs 1000 25 500
Tickets 10 dolls. Certificate Of n package 25
whoes lbs dollars. Shares in proportion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01
ANOTHER FABLE REFUTEp,

Among The many ridiculous stories circulated
TO injure The administration, it was currently re-
ported that al a Democratic meeting in Muskin-
gum county, Ohio, recently held TO select delegates
TO the Safe Convention, RESOLUTIONS proposing a
vote OF confidence in MIR. Folks administration
were voted down BY large majority.
The GAINESVILLE Aurora exposes The misstate-
ment, ard proves ,ha, The very reverse happened.
II seems that two or three individuals under the
management Of the Wings brought forward a
resolution 10 produce difficulty in relation 10 the
Post Office a, GAINESVILLE. This was voted down;
but The meeting did pass with hearty good
will, the following resolution:
"Rc@lrrd, That We approve Of the principles
and coincide with the views laid down in the in
aueural address of James Il. Polk that the De-
mocratic party Of this country look with an anx-
ious desire for the early annexation of Texas, and
the lawful occupation OF Oregon, and stand ready
to sustain The national administration in any con-
stiu,ional means TO consummale these great A
merican measures
The Aurora adds, that the Democracy Of Mus
kinsum are "sound 10 the core in relation to The
administration; they are engaged in no clique OF
combination 10 obslruct or iniure the adminis;ra-
ton; and Mr.. Polk will find in them friends and
supporters, as devoted as any in the Union, so
long as he administers The Government on Re-
publican principles; and they have no fears as 10
his determination in This respect"
Thus is another fabrication OF the enemy pros.
traied. The people are beginning 10 find out the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01
Dickinson College.

TNHE Fall term Of this Institution will com
i mencc on the 18th OF September lsi5.-
The officers Of the College are as follows viz:
Rev RoBfar Emory, A. NJ, President, and
Professor Of Moral Philosophy
MERRITT CALDWELL, A. NJ Professor OF Me
taphysics and Political Economy.
WILLIAM II. ALLEN, A. NJ, Professor OF Che
mistry and Natural Philosophy
Rev JonS McCLISToc1, A. NJ, Professor Of
Languages.
THOMAS L. SuDLER, A. NJ, Professor of Ma
thematcs and Civil Engineering.
Hon. JonN REED, LII. D., Professor Of Law
SrEScER +. BAIRD. A. NJ, Professor OF Natu.
raj History, and Curator ofthe Museum.
The expenses Of Student for College fees
and boarding need not exceed SIG; fire, lights
and washing, (nut included) amount 10 about
$50 more. Text Books are furnished al cost
below city retail prices. The means OF ins,ruc-
ton in the College are ample; lis philosophical
apparatus is unusually complete; and the stu
dents have access TO three Libraries amounting
together 10 about Il, 900 volumes Students who
find il necessary TO take only partial course in
college, have The opportunity OF 50 doing, ana VIII
hereafter receive certificate OF their proficiency
al The end OF each year.
The Grammar School is now under Inc ma
nagement OF Rev George K. Crooks, a. NJ as
sisted By John X. Stayman, a. NJ The neces-
sary expenses Of n student including school-bllS
board, Washing fuel and lights, amount 10 about
100 dollars The trustees can speak with the full
lest confidence OF the excellence OF the School un-
der lis present teachers. Students are thorough
" drilled in the branches necessary for admit
lance into college; or if they do not desire to take
a collegiate course, in all The branches taught in
the best academies.
Carlisle, Pa, July 30-cw6w
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Prince Edward ;,
MEDICAL. I\STITlI H.

TIME next course OF this lns!l'tao y,..n
j merce on the Isl OF the ensuing 80
and continue until the Is. Sepiemhei -.
All the branches theoretical and Fls.. i,
taught during The term, and accofilns. =
coverics and Improvements Of he PEE s'.,,s,
ened state Of Medical Science. -. r.
monstralions and daily examlna''.p
modes Of imparling instruction aiol, ~,
Particular attention will be given % : :, n.
Anatomy-and private lnliiin@m ,,er,, a
with The institution, ard 10 which s'u ...,,,,r
all times admitted, will afford ihei'' .,.si,al
rortuniiies OF Witnessing important s"7
ralions and cases in medicine ;r,iu
A full course Of lectures III nv ,Wa,ssi,
received as equivalent 10 one in me Vi" TO !
University Of Baltimore, aud enIlu ',,s All,
10 all the privileges of 4 second coui ,Ls L
that school, which is one Of ihe besl ~ ,,re !.
thus saving him whole year ~ 49,
least 400 dollars in money. .,oO "a
The fee Tor a full course WI " s,s 4 1.
in advance. Those students who puissiu;, ,;or.
of disseclions will be charged an ''''
of $40. lin he 10
diale vicinity, and on Moderate , isLIs. woa
Students wishing 10 Join The lh LITER calls
well TO signify such intention =. - he i1l''
10 STATE whether they wish books y So,,belr
as an arrangement effected WIN tn' : 70 =
fishing house enables lhe supsr SUD-. and /
them a, a cheaper rate than t'e!
cured elsewhere. rpp NJ, " !
JOHN P. META Ek, % ~ y
FRANCIS J. META GEnss evil
Prince Edward c. H.. Va, Jul!
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01

The slrices, mparlialily ard The s'L'I,es Sc III 10
10 all. 1t is The duty 10 protect al, Hep'n a. MI
The FIJI, exen, offs power, and 10 haiinoh'le az
as il has lie means, ~ adjusting 'h' y o." ~
sional coracls uron grounds OF equity anu N N
mutual advantage. Were il ever 50 ceI.a.n, ~
any particular case. that the recunialy Which
the State would he promoted ~ C C",.',"v1 and
would stop the operations ct one o1iil'rll enid
transfer is business 10 another, The board W' r'-
no. on that accounr be Authorized % MAKE y, 90
by 50 doinc il would practically repeal a law u
The land and sci al nausM all Inc co'ni'e' =, no.
political military. OF other considerations =, pm
lev mon which ,hal law vas enacted ana upon pO
which lis necessity OF is value ihish' nav
regarded as chiefly depcniins, -, Road
Acting upon these sehtral v p,s, ,ou and
Roanoke Railroad Company, IN Mic, oas fnnSlic
in addition to many and wels,'y oo e,s man four
policy. has money interest oi more ,;i"n ~ =
hundred thousand dollar, TO me oPs;a,o r. ,h,,
contract which in Tie present cohal'm !, . and
COMPANY canno, be otherwise Ian SERIOUSLY anu
perhars fatally felt; i, is, Therefore, ofp,h.
Reso.rsd That The Proxy Of inc noa' - nrnose
lie Works be requested and Ins uc,eu y upfbbs no
The ratification ol the contract entered ,nto "a
tween Mir Riyes and the Pelersburs ha,ltoa ~
comnany at The meeting Of the sIoekholdeis 10
be held ON the 18Th instant:
A true copy from The nl'Hu'eS'
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WINCHESTER ACADEMY.

TINE Board Of Trustees OF this Institution are
i eralilied 10 announce 10 parents ana guar
dams, the following arrangements, WHICH ihey
believe will be permanent, and will secure all tie
benefits which, from its favorable situation anu
circumstances, this Academy ought TO confer.
Two gentlemen, the Rev. J. j. Smylhe and me
Rev. NJ MeigS, Of whose thorough scholarship
the Board has been satisfied, both 10y ample tesii-
mony and personal observation, will take charge
oflhe Academy as Principals, with such assls-
tants rs may Be found necessary, al The next scs-
sion. commencing OH the first Monday IN sep
TENDER.
A full colIegial course ofstudics has been adopt
ed, embracing Languages and Literature, Malhe-
mates and Physics, Intellectual, Political, and
Moral Science-lie aim b.nS mol only qualify
the student to enterihe h. chest seminares Of learn
ing on The best footing, but 10 afford ample means,
TO such rs may deem il necessary or proper 10
finish their education al home.
Students from abroad can be accommodated
with board lodging, &c, III The family OF Mr.
Meiss who occupies the Academy building and
grounds; for which his charge, including fuel and
lights, ior session Of five months, is $50 90
Tuition in the Classics and Maizena,.
lies, per session, &c 50
English branches alone, - 80
For modern Languages, an extra charge.
The tuition ices 10 he paid, Invariably, in ad-
vance. The scholastic year will be len months,
TO be divided into Two sessions OF five months each
r. y. CONRAD, Pres.
.Ios. M Mason, .L,tn Bruce
r. A. ItdbaN, j. H. Shcrfa,d,
A. s. ItdJaH Il. UiHiams, IN,
II. r. Baldwjn. w. ~ Atkinson,
ID. ". BartoH, ". ). LooEo,
H. H. M Gmir., Trustees.
July 29-c5t
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Richmond Law schooI

TINE term Of This institution commerce
Il The 18th OF October, and terminates g
18th Of March following.
There arc TWO Courses of Law in The sti'
theGeneral or Elementary course, emhracl1.
lines of the Law Of Nature and Nations
Polly, with particular views of tie Cons's.
OF Virginia and Of The United Stat's-d
Principles OF The Municipal Law Of VHsl
with The subjects Of Pleading and Es't'f I
and the Practical or Professional Coni'
bracing the Principles al The Mnnicifa' 7
Virginia, in connection with lie :anol' !,
oil action in use; together with he point I,
ing and Evidence applicable 10 them 'e'l'
ly-and other malreIs-at some length
And there is also a Course Of Rheor
bracing The principles Of The art: more F3r
ly as applicable 10 argument and dlscu'''0''
bar. ~. A
q There are Lectures, Readings Recl'ans. !.
aminaions, and Exercises Of different -
the students, in all the courses. ...,,.-
The fee ior instruction Is S6o i e6a VIZ III.
either Of The courses Of Law, OF s7v ~. !, \.
them (or paris Of lhem) together a .n.n.e
Course Of Rhetoric-payable in ,a,d,SSSIW,rLL
July o2-ct Octl5 WIN. MAJ
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as6cDmroe9D lEouqtt6ret's


laying an embargo on their property, but CaP;;
Hope, OF II. T. Nj tricate Thaia. in'eI!cred, ana
prevented the embarsoes being laid, one Of lhe
partners OF The said firm being British supee.,
Mr.. Parrot, who, for many years, mas
our Consul a, Mazallan, suffered win inuen q:
iencc The indignity 10 his person. and as .le -,
plomatic relations between he United STATES aHu
Mexico are suspended ne has 10 resouice -
seeking redress from the Mexican Govern'ilen
and very properly called in The French C1nsui
10 witness Inc proceedings, which ire liltsai anu
unjust from the commencement, as no jug
competent authority in The place had passeu S, ,hs
tence or judgment in any shape OF loln' :" re-
proceedings. MIR. Parrot has gone oelo,e I'd "a
French Consul and made ou his Tio'cs'' ~, To-.
will submit il 10 his Government, 10 DC LII
with the other difficulties now pemI,n : dozen
Mexico. There are al Mazaan nearly w. -,
importing houses and Notwithstanding noi a s,n-
gle demand has been made by the oole.,o'
against them Tor duties, having as u aiPsa.;'
determined 10 lake his revenge oui oil lEe =
cars.
Many respectable citizens seeing these seanua -
ous Proceedings, have hcd their ihlug"' ,bat
concilIaie matters. 1t is proper 10 rei"i y, y
in The year 1884, this State passed Ia" lniP
duty on foreign goods imported, OF ohe-eis W.
part oil The import duies, TO deiIay lhc q ,oo-
OF The State. This duty was pau up - "a no
when The tariff OF that year took erect a"u
! Central System of Government was es'apl'S1.o'
| the State Governments were abolished 'lc ~
neral Government abolished all the iish's o. ~.
States 10 make and enforce laws. lappraIs s..a'
all The duties have long since been paiu, dsleol
able 10 the tariff OF 1887, which was general
disposition Of the Supreme Government. :,
ArRL 2iih.-The Preecio Of the Port mas au'
dressed leller 10 The Governoro OF The S'ae, CON-
planning in sltong terms against The v.oleh' ama
unjust proceedings against The Americais, a''a
/ very properly poinle, out that they were Cd we
OF the Collector, and from The conconrse Vi peu.
pie who were present, ii was sufficient 20 uis'uio
| The peace OF the port, and bring on The county
war.
April 25lh.-The embargo on the properly Of
the American Consul has not been raised, not
wi,hs,andng a meeting has taken place 10 tha'
effect. The consul is determined 10 resist me pay pay
menl and suffer his property 10 be sold. l''iIi-
tary force was again demanded Tor laying 1heen.
barge ON Mott, Talbot & Co.'S properly pUl !.
was wisely refused. Overiures have been maze
10 the consul thatii he would address letter 10
The Gefe Superior lie Hacienda, his properly
would be released, but he has refused ana IS ue-
lermned 10 lei The matter take is course.
Oh er ourages will follow. Yours IN naae,
Two.thirls of all the claims Of American GU
zens laid before he Board OF Commissioners,
were caused by The arbitrary laws OF me STATES
Of Mexico, and this was one Of the motives why
The central system Of government was estaoiiSheu
as the STATES had always The General Govern
! lnenl in difficulties
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-08-01
SABOT HILL FOR SALE.

THIS valuable and highly improved Estate
l. will be offered for sale by the subscriber, II
public auction, on the premises on TUESDAY
The 10th Of September next. al II o'clock. NJ
Sabol Hill was formerly part OF The celebra-
led Dane Estates situated in Goochland coun-
~. twenty miles above Ricbnoni, on The James
,iyer-the Canal'passips through i, and dividin.
The hinh land from The low grounds.
II contains eishl hundred and seventy-three
acres of land including one hundred and seventy
If low nrounds, all OF The very best quality,
The res;iue in wood and timber-an abundant
snn-iy OF waller in each fcld-and well known
:, one Of the most productive Estates in that fer
Tile region of Eastern Virginia, especially since
under the direction OF the present excellent mana.
ger Mr. Goodman. The improvements con
sis, OF spacious and handsome Brick Dwelling
House, recently built, and beautifully situated,
with all necessary appendages; The oyerseer's
house. barns, stables, tobacco hnllses, &c, all
large and commodious and in good order.
more particular description is not deemed neces-
sary, as those disposed TO purchase are invited 10
view The property al any time previous 10 The day
Of sale.
TEasis--One-third OF the purchase money 10
be paid on the first January next The balance in
one and Two years; The deferred payments 10 be
secured by bonds. bearing interest, with approved
security, and a deed OF trust on the Land
Possession will be given on the first January
nexr; the purchaser to have the privilege of SOW
ing wheat this Autumn.
CIAS. Fl. CARTER.
Near Queen Ann. Prince George Co, Md.
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