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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
DIR. RADCIIFFE,

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN.
ESPECTFULL Y lende - h professional
HQ services 10 The citizens OF Wheeling.
The Medical Practice which he Ia, Inc b.no, nj
introducing mIo Ibis city. comes commsnJe b,
It's general nir1duciIOE iHio The families Of The 6r.l
circles. IN The chiel cities Of Inc Union--lfnm is
ao'p'Ion ny a long lsi rf The old school practitioners
-'hu ny ITS superior success over every Other
method ~ Tie cure and expulsion OF oil lorms of
enieabie diseases whether acme of chfonic.
IN his sysiem, oil me se7euiies Of The old precitce
hfe dispensed with. such ~ Bleeding, Blisfetin0
fnelIcs' Caibanics, &c. &c, and when the
p'onphtude Of tho cures is considered. IL will be
IOond To be Tie most ccon mical node in nee.
Dr. Radcliffe. will be- found al the Office adjoining
we residence Of } MLure. Esq. Main siscsf.
@neelng,N va, op9
EATHER--Jna received NJ the Sign pf tbe
~ Black Mammoth Boot. south end of Nia,k.,
S1uafe' 1000 Lbs Of best BslImofe Spanish sole
Lea lhef, and will be sold low fr ca,b.
ep29 TODD y HOWELL
NuN B~ARRELS-A good uss1r. meni of m,
~ best qualify, just received by
may 3 orr a. cprvp
&CYTIIE SNATIIs-Ju.t received and a.,
may 3 orr Acprpp
A SPLE ID { ID assortment Of GarI.u .scas
IN Flower seeds ard ID ihlia RIOTS. for sale a, m.
sign ofihe BIG v MORTAR
uPe3 LAFAYETTE MNEELY, 100 I,in.,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
SADLLERS

SADLLERS.
Y RE requested 10 call al The Iardware store nj
IN OTT & GREER. No 159 Man ST. Wheeling
and examine Tho most beautiful aud exlcnsi We
assortment Of
SADDLERY HARDWARE,
Ever offered in this cIiy-prIces reduced. In the
assortment will be fund
STfRRUP Irons, MARTINGALE RiNos,
BRIDLE BiTs, SADDLE do
RoLLER BUCKLES, HALTER do
BRiDLg BUCKLES. BKEEcHpAgp do
PoLI HE'D BRADooNs, Harness MouNTIyc ,
MOROCCO SKINS. Brass. SILVER a. JAr'D; {
WmrE WELrINa. Hoo SKIN SEATING,
STRAiSISo Wgbr, PLvsH do
GIRTH do Six TuaE.D& Fntxnvs
MURRAy's TREEs, S6DDlE NAILS,
NULLiN BiTs. Saddles TooLs.
BOfF CL0TH. lion HAMEs
SCARLET do WooD HAMS,
WAGON wHIPs, Buck Skin SEATING.
IvoRY RfNGs. CALe SKIN EATING,
BsNE do.
And every olber article in the line will be found
OF our sore.
Bras plated stirops and Bits sold NJ mnnnacfu.
RES prices. Top 24) orr q GREER
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
Hopes, ROPES,

LOPES, ROPES,
IHE subscriber has removed his CoTdage
Store, TO The stand formerly occupied by
IFare 81 Ho@e as a Hat Store. davin2 n large
eioc< on hand Of Ropes. Red Cords mud Twincs.
of every DESCRIPTION, which will be sold lJw for
tdsii or bdrtCred for BeesvaS, Ginseng or Flax
Sod, al cIsh prices, The public are respectful.
~ requested t. give him a call before purchas-
inS clscwhcTo. CHARLIE ) X BERRY.
aug q Head of Water street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

n L. - -
lbs oak Tau s, nnish sole Leather
5000 do hemlt ok tan do do do
300 do country solo do do
10 dozen currisu boot morocco skins
10 do Madras do do do
q d. fine curIiso kid do
. do brush do do
6 Ito pink lining skins 10 duz fair Innings
10 do bind tng .kins $50 lbs heel sparahles
600 papers al 4. 6 and 8 uuhces iarks
20 bushels B 'siuh shoe pegs rssnrIed sizes
so lhs No 3 bcsI half nleachcd shoe Thread
200 d" M 10 blcnchctl ard green 90
T"geil,cr with boot webbing. boot laces. black
l'npe, hTtsiies. AMI shoe backing, (hfasou's best.
Warranted 10 lie n first rate ai,icle)-Also 80 dozcn
lmcn's aud bov,' summer hats uT different kinds.
The above sleek has been selected rom The manu-
Iiacinrers with great care. expressly Tor the retail
rnIr. md which we ran recommend 10 our
Irnsiom rs NJ he,ne FIST rate articles. all If which
I've will sell extremely law for cash.
Our old cus'omers and the public, nrc respectfully
,nvIied 10 call and examine our stock. oud We
ledge ourselves tn sell as good m article. aud as
heap, as my o'her sore ia Wheeling. County
merchants viii do vel TO give us e call before
nurch n>itg. rs we shall be enabled To sell them
'o"Is aud shoes 10y the dozen very low for cash.
op 90
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14
Ed PILLS vs. DISEASE.


WE BILL, OF the firm of G,rlcy e. Hill.
lVh loo Broadway, says the Sugar Coated
Indian Vegetable Pills are superior 10 aDy he
has ever taken. His vile has found them de
liz hiiul and rficstious.
Miss ID uoLAss, corner Walker and Ludlow
~st'eels, has been cured of pain in the head.
dimness OF sight, and dizziness III hong stand
ing, by Them Piils.
Mas Slmoss. of 90 Henry street; cured OF
pains aud cramps. Of eight years Standing.
Mr. ATKINS, of 263 Greenwich slrte eli, cured
OF .dysptpSS, of seven years Standing.
Ma CARLccK's daughter, Staple street. cur
ed OF Worms IN their worst loi m.
Rev MR BURNETT, of Brooklyn, cured of bill.
iouS eompl6iuiS, weakness, &c.
We need not add more. Evidence crowds
upon US lioin all quarters No Pills ever before
accomP'isbedso much with 50 Lille trouble and
d agrreablcnessr as d. Smiths (SugaT Cuaredl
improved Indian Vegetable Pills. Sold al
GuiCn'S corner yowefy and Grand SIS, Pbdios
corner OF Beekman and William streets: Eve,
retrs, OF Hui on 81; Mrs Hays 40 Pulion ST..
BfOcklynj and 3J3 GreenwiCh street. Fxaminr
The label lock iof DR. smiTH's written sigma.
uIe Cd I5-Iy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

a CASE Oh Anis"ei g1asc- Od Lcmun.2 rn@..
- OIL Peppermint. 2 cascS OIL Clnyes. | case OF
Bc'gamoHe. Isl reed AID tor slleb hi,
az 10 PRYOR rAuLL. NJ ibI Markets,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

70 EW fURK SILK ia ro-K.cd tnIs
" day ~ IN New York, a few cases of The
La'est Fashion, all Silk HaiS--ur ,alr low
mar Ia SAMUEL - uAEPEF.-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

sDEMA LBS Spanish Sole Leather r..
<7OOO ceivel this day. and Tor sale
low for cash at The Sign ni the Big Re- Boot
m4t3 SAML M~cCLALLEN.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-14

DTne true anu genuine ' rs,S 49, ~.
OF wild Cherry is sold at established agencies
IN all par's OF the United States.
Sold IN Cincinnati on The C 'tner OF Fourth
aid Walnut stree s by
SANFORD & PARK,
feb &c GenI Agents for The Western 8 sles
Sold in Wheelings by
oct 80 j CRUMBACYER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

The prominent points OF the house, hav" done
much 10 give dignity and comfort othe Executive
mansion. But The public square is SUI lonely
and drear," save few scraggy trees ana CLASSY
carpet. In Virginia we do nothing IN hutiy,
and never but by piece-meals. sine E1eemt zee
head has been provided for, we hope soon 70 see
a few strokes Of improvement among The gIounus
upon which Ike STATE Offers next in rank LOOK
ont. tlod
Having few moments 10 spare, we ramoleu
through the streets, which are every where ii1arh-
ed hy new houses OF business and along Inc No'i,
and Northwestern suburbs, rapidly being hiiea
nm with handsome and commodious private resi-
denres In our STROLL we met lew oil our oettS,
"a rem fer y who had been snuiling The morning
breeze and brushing away The early dews. we
have no lime 10 dlate upon the invaluable bless
ihgs OF early rising Nor has our experience en-
abled US 10 PLAY The philosopher. We will say,
however. uron The strength of Yesterday morn
ings exploits, that, under The influence Of The re-
freshipe morning air, The blood circuales with
new life, The spirits arc buoyan the thoughts com
posed, The head clear and cool and il one tnh
be happy and free from care, The calm and CRATE
fnl moments OF an early walk lend 10 ensure IT..
We advise our lrend.lo make an experiment jar
Themselves
Atall events, il rs have gained nothing else,
We have heen enabled 10 manufacturer rambling,
ragged paragraph OF odds and ends-a moi nnm-
nortanl mailer in these duh times when The bran
OF poor Editor will admit Of but iltle coinage.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
EARLY REFLECTIONS

Al HE dawn Of day yesterday, (the rare occur
rencemakes ussive 'parlicnlars," , We were arols-
ed from orr slumbers, and b. sunrise We were on
The fine Norloll, Boat Jewess, Captain Sutton,
which we saw for the first time, and with the COM
Portable arrangements Of which We were much
pleased. (By the way, The weather was biting
cold, and a thick cloak was necessary, and even
4 lire very agreeable. We have never known
the seasons so tickle and uncertain as in The last
few days In single day, we learn, The lhermo-
meter ell from % degrees 10 So degrees or "a de-
srees Almost every afternoon We have had
violent thunderstorm accompanied by rain, whose
genial influence our thirsty farmers are now en-
joyng with full heart Yesterday morning,
though The weather was not al all scaWaa5fe Tor
The agreeable operations OF the splendid Ice Cream
Saloon Of Mr. Pizzini, near the Exchange Bank,
into which his kindness carried us few days
since, and made us taste his cooling compounds,
yet The air was clear, bracing and delicions)
But 10 recur 10 Rockets. From this point, We
never saw our fair City look more beautiful
The view embraced the green wheafelds of
The Falls Plantations, inlerspersed with stately
trees, casting their long shadows on the ground,
the classic porlico Of our exquisite but dila-
pdated Capitol, the graceful steeples Of the
churches with which our city is unusually bless
ed, and the river studded with The brightest little
islands, on the brink Of the rapids (Which, Mr..
Gliddon says, give miniature picture OF The ce'
lebraled calarac,s Of The Nile,) and SPAWNED BY a
bridge, which The late Judge P. T. Barbour, OF the
Supreme Court OF the United States, pronounced
10 he the most imposing structure in America,
and OF which The Imperial Architects al Rome
nigh, well be proud. The spire OF The elegant
new church of ST. Paul, in the process of erection
to an immense height, and in It's unfinished stale
surrounded with framework and projecting TIM
bers, presented, through the clear atmosphere, an
appearance OF delicate Gothic fros,-work. 10
see this lovely panorama, would amply repay a
little energy at this unusual hour"
On our return, we were glad 10 see that the spi.
rit of improvement which, beyond The memory
of The "oldes, inbabitanl," now marks our city,
had even reached This "oulside row" Of Rich
nond. A few strokes Of white. wash, skilfully
applied 10 the struggling wooden houses, and a
few garden spots blooming with roses, gave eyi-
ience that even Rockets had felt the hand Of ge-
neral reformation. In passing the Government
House, we were agreeahly impressed with The
improved aspect OF "his EScellency's" grounds
A handsome railing in front, affordins fine view
Of Grace street, smoulh-raved walks, and clusters
OF brigh, flowers sreWn over The well.arIanged
par,syres, and white coat Of refreshing paint on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
TO THE PUBLIC

As will be seen BY The above announcement, the
valued name Of THOMAS RircnIE has been re-
moved from The head Of our columns, and The oil
Enquirer will be hereafter conducted by the IN
designed, nnder the name and firm OF "WM. F.
and Tnos. RiTcHlE, Jr." We are fully con-
scious Of the deep regret which will be felt BY
the Republican Party Of Virginia, at losing The
services OF him, who founded the paper just Al
years ago, and, BY his unremilied labor and m
conquegable energies, has brought it safelyho its
present position. We have reason to appreciate
the mighty and responsible trust which is confded
10 our hands, and We enter upon our arduous du-
ties with much diiidence rs 10 our capacity 10 do
Justice TO our noble cause, but with frm resolu-
lion u do our duty. and our whole dn'y The
motto, "rs,s'e Sans PeO.,' which .'r near half .
century has adorned the broad Pennan'' Of the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

no parent. am sure, will he prevented bere,,.
when he becomes acquainted with the fac,s :.
they occurred, from sending his son here ns q,
session. IL IS The duty, as rel as lie inLr.y - ::
ercrs Tirganian and, indeed, of ereru Soutslrs
man, 10 patroni-c and support this noble Iaaituiin
richest and G,Ahgaty beqneothed IN Lfcrsn :,
his naiire STATE. ANOTHER STUDENT !"
1--WE sincerely trust, now that the facts hav.
been fully presented 10 The public, that the con,ro.
versy will CEASE, and al who are friendly 10 Tho
welfare Of the University will put their shoulders
10 the wheel, and, "ifioM looking b0eh, rails in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETs-May 9.


iohAIeo-Ihr inspections have considerably Ia.
creased since the last week, and much animstioo -,
walls in the market FL, ,,,od ou,,i,iss W. no, pc
| :, - " so'' i'a''''es. "e NO" quot.
tugs d. 81 3a 81 80. common leaf 81 rs 81; good IA
hne s. So 50; manufacturing sells from Slo ,s.
| FIOUR-SI 50 n s. per barrel
| yyupArYyan..,,r -
coRSHao cs",s , ,.., h,,s, 10;
i oars "a !. an ~ W. S S
WHEAT oFFAi.P,," T va Jus an" S ia.,r'sd
| 90. ,,sas -, Shi' = r. ,s e's' ShoftS 10 a,
'' "ST.TnN@s, n :, n.n,s s, ,.n, - Cts
! t,o1ToS yaRNS-R;rhrmand ana n,,
,,. nr;c.,, Ns a 10 10 ~ " u, " n heS'ef Fac.
,,,p,oytSIoNS S,,ts,, =, 80. - W :, u c.
,d 81 R,,;mnr. al II w 49,, ,u,ea HaeoD, hog
so''" : - - ,o.,s u " ~ h'g foung Il a
udMSmtbfird and iIS a!,mn,. :, g. '''e' 'Ast
r.. mi r. RI r,om 81 IN 10 3 "a. 81,
~ e. 20. Iinrs from ~ 10 ga ss ~ '"eep 'cW 81
| EIfT~rFRE nonnIain :. hoI.s,i- "a, comn.
10, n and sr,,c. ,ss nn,,a, ' r", an rom Is
rtS:,f ~ i J." ~ ~ = 81. e.. .o'i onto2!ti'.
'.a,'.,sI ;',, .'e" w. s'i' 'nAp: View NJ
/ fnrrEFR'eeG: c.n,s. 6, nomin,o
irEt-ho " Cents =. Domiheo 6at., Ia.
! gn.Ei ! = Java y ~.
. hh'-ihpeldi anu "'hpo"ue' " cents 81 y pet
/ TO-, black ID @ cehis
naks-ATw ofisans Snsar. Z. = CENTS Tor rom
m", :" p',ns' i"i'o mr." O. = '"H " Lcs
s"S 'ts - 100 = ~: q, =. -
New Orleans n . 81 :rn cen roo "e0 % - cent
! BRANDY-otard, Dnpuy & 60. So e5 20. A
ss,rnsl.r 81 rs To 80 Limitation 40 50 G.; salr'.c
rum Ell England. in NH. 20 r. nra''"a'
WHIsKEY-We quote bbls nj p C.; hhds or.
CHAN erican 80 cents; Holland 81 Il 81 % pr,
sa MaSnr rs-r,no,, !, "a, so.,u, al =, M,
tent lei a i3 cents per 10. 'e'"' - nun "a
olL-Wint-r sperm as cents whale Al cents: bleach.
ed s 90; IS Eini ,,a Is =. to 60 cents
,,.ao,.t 10 "a - cents per 10 "h'e aud V.
FEATHEss-se 30 cents per lb e. nve gees,
/ IAY-47! 80 cents.
IlDES-''reen TO cents pei h.; Spanish II! ali,
'e iRoS-p,y sas a., swrd.s "a, = ,oo o.,r
gIi.h $50 s Trrdrsar (R,ehmond mansiaroryl e.
IS: Up Country Bar ss5.
Si, EE,.1Tef'ran n',s'tir' e ~ per ION
i.fuI~9on os cents -
PIASTER-From the whatf 81 20; Basin nm, e
Tiercrs Of 500 lbs ground 81.
SAaicp1om me whan = o. from store 81 6.
riavsFrne II 81 "
BEfSWAX-a: cent.
coAl.-lOto 3 eea,s per bu.h-l, s..l Clover ur.
20 cent,
ryciIAHcsSaaX J",k ~, Check. ,,,,,,. ~.
d.lphia, !, prem: south Ca,ol,na h. T,,,,1,y
Nmts prem; Aial ma 0a u dis Baltimore dral.
a.! prsn..' n"i.i .nIilna; II us mhrei'e 9th
49,, r.,, ,,cn, ' r''"'' y" '''""'"' WAN!
SAFES ar TopaCco
,1.5. ;, p,Jlr ir,,sh,,., :, ~,
'"'"' . Gsn.,,,,s ~ 11 - 80 =
IT riaIg WSot .Ls 49, lii III, =,
=. n. ihd NJ o,i.I Inv" ~" :.
~ p ,", -. = ,.,,.' No. = = ""4' 10
t %n o :, - % po,..h, j.. soh,o-
"Ii llan : I'M ~ -, ~ 7 p,.
=" On nv w. = eo''' p'"s"' y!
"lay' :, = r m, ~
=; n ~ iayo'- flha' NO = 90 'o-boug&
by , GIean M
,r rinu W. : 'o'' anu ~ Cts f'o"s''' ~ C''
M!eIs:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
NEW YORK MARKET Ma,

Holders of Genesee ATE Inn
81 rs. 4 -. The demand is moderate. y
chigan is held al 81! a 4 GS,. Other brar
are dull. There is nothing doing in Whcai
Sales OF Com are made al "A 10 GEMS Tor Sou
ern Yellow, 4G A. for Northern weight i
measure
CoTToS.-The market Today was conparais
" inactive, and the sales amount 10 200 ba,,,
Prices are without change
IlAY.-Common qualities 81 North River b
are held al 80 10 cents prime We qno.e ~.
4J cents.
WHrsKEv- Drudge casks are in nj ~. 3.
cents. Western and prison barrels We qno'e 81:
4 ~ GEMS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

II The United States Court for the fourth Cir
cui and Eastern District of Virginia, commenced
its Spring term atthe Court Room in this City, on
Monday last. Present: The Hon. Roger B.
fancy, Chief Justice Supreme Court, and The
Hon James D. Halyburon, Judge of the District
Court, Eastern District o: Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
BALTIMORE MARKET-A,,y

FLorR.-Demand limited; price Tor goo. Ia
ed brands 81 50-receipl pnce 4 81.
GR,IN.--Md. red wheat l03 CTS prime Penn
led al 100, and prime Penna. white rs els.
PRoviSIoNs.-Mess Pork l3 so a II, PIN
10 SO !; Mess Beet 10 80 a II. No 1851
10, and Prime : 80 Moderate demand loi B.
con, and no change in price
WMi>KEY -lhds. 81 and bblS ~ ris
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
Ertraets Of Letters reeeirn inMis cay, daie.

bNUFORT, HpTII 50.
II is melancholy 10 see the crops; in fact, nine
lenhs notup get; every thing is perishing, and
the cattle am Informed are dying for water
Every morning promises rain, bul in the evening
the clouds disappear with cool easlerly wind"
MACON, May /.
We are sorry TO say that the drought in this
part of the country still continues, and that the
boats having on board the Cotton shipped about
4lh Of April remain tied up near 10 This place
such stale OF the river at this season is unpre-
cedented" II Charleston Nerehrp
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

THE Mission TO ESGLaNp-The Washington
Union OF Friday evening says: I'VE understand
lha, the mission 10 London has been offered 10
Mr.. Pickens Of South Carolina" This sells at
res, the infinite r1mors on the subject. Wehave
bot vel heard OF Mr. Pickens's acceptance, but
knos Of no reason likely 10 induce him 10 refuse.
Charleston lMereury
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

Caleb Gushing, Esq, Of Massachusetts is now
on visit 10 this City. We were pleased with
formation concerning China and India, with
which he regales his listeners when specially in
lcrrogalcd-ior he. unlike most travellers, does
mol make his personal exploits HE burhen OF his
conversation. Mr.. g., a a learned and eloquent
speaker on the hour of Congress, and rs The
Pioneer Of The trade 10 China, which is destined
to swell our commerce and wealth, has attained .
reputation, OF which any one might he proud
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
r F. WORDS OFFICE-Drawing Of New
j. jersey Lottery. No. 81:

r F. WORDS OFFlCE-Drawing Of New
y /. Jersey Lottery, No. 81:
SO 80 - 20 Ga IL 6f 6 80 16 81
Some fine prizes sent ontin this scheme from
Words Office.
Drawing Of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, No lot
81 81 SIS 50 10 80 80 SO 10 81 4s As So
Drawing OF Virginia Leesbnrg Lottery, Glass is:
IS 10 So AZ - 2 63 81 as 80 A.
To insure prize, just enclose five, ten twenty,
fifty, or hundred dollars 10 the undersigned for
single tickets OF certificates OF packages, and you
get an answer by next mail, with the glorious
news TIA, thousands, perhaps, are 10 your credit
in Bank Address J. F. WORD,
Mayo Richmond.
GUN SHADES AND PARASOLS.-A fur.
- Their supply Of Sun Shades and Parasols as
sorted STYLES, received and for sale cheap at
Z X. GlLBERT'S,
Mays ~ Main Street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09
7'ra Interesting ANIL Pnlnolb Uorts

We return our sincere thanks 10 Lea ( BlanclI.
ard OF Philadelphia, for their valued present Of
the Isl volume Of "The Narrative Of The Expor-
ing Expedition" This splendid work, 50 full Of
Interesting facts, 50 richly decorated with engrav
ings and maps, is destined 10 confer much honor
upon our intelligent naval officers, and upon our
American publishers and artists. The copy we
have is OF The smaller and cheaper edition. Give
volumes at Two dollars per volume,) but is very
beautiful and cheap. This is a .Nationm
work, and every one, who can afford II, should
have copy. A much larger and finer edition is
published al twenty-five dollars. J. w. Ran
doph & Co. are the agents in this city Tor both
editions.
To Nash & Woodhouse we arc deeply indebI
ed Tor the Isl volume If another work OF great
interest, also from The press 81 Lea X Blanchard
entitled "MemoirS of the Reign Of King George The
I'LL" By Horace Walpoe. youngest So: nl Sir Ro-
bert Walpole, Earl Of Oriord-now tir>l pub
lishcd from the original MSS, and edited with
notes, by Sir Denis LIE Marchant, Bart. They
treat OF events of deep interest," touching fully
upon The origin and progress OF American dis
contents the Parliamentary struggles in The case
OF General Warrants, embracing free inquiry in
10 the pre1ogatives OF The Crown and the privileges
Of the people They contain some of The best
debates on the Stamp Act, and the proceedings
against Wilkes and are graced and rendered al
lraclive BY the same abundance OF anecdoie and
graphic descriptions OF The men and manners OF
that important period, that mark The memoirs 81
George The H. The work is IN two handsome
volumes.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

GUNNER COATS.-A large as, as. Dr.
- plain and plaid Linen, Gamo s"%a,siC {.
Tweed and various other kinds ol SUM-
Tor sale very low, for cash only: ncuayT
May 9 wv go"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-05-09

The Astronomers must be in qui!zing humor.
For lack oftime 10 "rigup' Telescope, we yeser-
day took our seat, EARNED and equipped with a
piece oil smoked glass and, 10 The imminen, peril OF
our oversight, coursed over.hc surface Of the Sun;
but We could discover nothing like The Transit OF
the planet Mercury OF any other terrestrial or &C.
lesiial body. The bright and shining face" Of
The God Of Day seemed nnclouded by any thing
substantial, and mol even By 4 vapor.
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THE PrR.Mlps OF EcrrT.-There is an old maxim
That "rvrry thing comes OF once ~ seven years
The Truth of thu seems proved, allowing somewhat
lrngthenrd'tim- for the working OF The p0verb ny
book which has just appeared IN Pans, entitled
1.-THE destination and permanent utility al The ryra-
mids Of Egypt and Naia barrier against the san
dy eruptions of the Dr,ert" This work - the deyel.
nJmenl &c memoir addressed to the Academy oi
Sciences last July, and which was received with great
interest by that iliuStrols assembly The questions
raised in are said 10 be and important IN his
tOrical point Of view, as we'll az TO physical and meie
rolrgical science Exchange Paper
When travellers and philosophers disagree
who is 10 Judge? We had some conversation
with Mr.. GIiddon on this subject, and he ridi-
culed The fabulous stories about the sandy rrup
tons Of the Desert He denied the facts Of The
great dangers to travellers from the sand storms
and especially described the bases OF the Pyra
mds as Icing very slowly and gradually covered
up by The Slight and inconsiderable d"a which
lies on the surface Of The rocky stratum, tha
covers Egypt for long distance from the Pyfa
midS.- Enquirer
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AUCTION SAI,ES-po,roy M,y

Corn-ielow fiat 1000 bushels, IL! 10 {
per bushel, cash.
Flonr-Ohio, 100 bbls. damaged, 80 80 a J
per bbl., cash. Genesee, 20 bbls., 3 - FeF ).
cash.
Molasses-New Orleans, 90 bbls., 81 a. 7
gallon, cash.
IIams-Smoked, $ casks, 3. cts. per II. a
casks 81 cents
salt-Finc, % bags, 81 30 per bag, cs,A
Manufactured, - boxes, 8 a 4 {
per III, cash.
Culce-Padang, 20 bags, 6. cts. Pyro {
bello, - bag, 4, els. per ID. cash