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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

nNE HUNDRED GROSS Toilet and Sho,
O1vmg Soap.
so G osS Luciler Mrichts.
so do Oh paste Hacking.
do Black and i ne Ink,
| do Col gne Wafer,
Just reed ani lur "a lie much lower thar ever
before offered by + y. BRENT LiNGER.
CITY Auction Room, No les Mukel Sq'r.
ian 1915
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
BOOKS AND STATIONARY
w AN u ED

Z GfeeG c ET5IlELS OF GOOD co
u llE sub'cr'byr has commenced ahd intends
y To establish The manurlc ure Of Sewing
silk ~ the town OF Murlsusvil'c, Belmont county
OHIO, nearly opposite o Wheeling Va. Reason
able prices viii be pal in cash OWING TO u,I1ii.
y for all thot may be oner,d. As soon o. o SuY.
ply OF stock Is obllincd hose that tuy the ortr.
Gle pleased 20 call aud examine for themselves
may be accommodate with varinus Nus and
colours, and OF such Irt rs viii he sltlsfacio-
~ 10 tie purchaser. Past experience has shown
-, That American citizens VI patrDni.e Amer.
can ludusuy, and We hiilcr ourselves that we
have o'hlrg 10 fear. tut every thing 60 hope,
10 tbs attempt Co bui.d up and establish lhe cha.
rac'er Of American afUz 'tslup. We Ea,c all
really realised much p e,ur- and Qualification
rom The good opinion OF uur FRIEND, u = o..
nouucng oar SIX cqu1l in the Haitian lahric
Mart usyrle, Jan 10 ! y TlLLI%GuAST.
Al lru r'on business, IL 70 { laid, will be
unctually attended, TO
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
CHEAP MODE OF MAKING TIL
GRAND TOUR.

Some OF the New York exdu;sires
whose pecuniary means are no, equal TO
'heIr ambition to be travelled gentle
man. have trick Of getting ali the
eclat OF having made the foreign tour
without undergoing any Of the expense,
One OF them will Disguise himself, lie
concealed IN some obscure place i'm the
neighborhOod for few weeks, cu iiva,e
mOustache and 'imperial,' and with a
foreign newspaper and guide book Of
Frunee or Britain, prepare him
s1'f TO appear in town on some
steamers arrival day,whero ho receives
the congratulations Of his friends and
assumes the consequence Of Il man who
has seen the world
ARTHUR's LADIE, MAGAZINE 49, The
beauty Of the Magazine. the monthly lii.
crtture Of the day, has been much i'm. 70
we'd, within the last few years, and her,
are none that excel the one above named
either IN beauty or character. We have
before us the number for February. an
Its embellishments are of the richest, 40,
the matter OF the best Ferrcu & g.
Philadelphia, publisher, Term So
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16
SIINNLS

~ Stock ui SAWS s ysp r5rd. particularly
vi those Il liner quBlily. 1ui are at rdutI l,, ~
Pficcs lhnn enhy ~ ue summer
Wheel W SEIBI
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

Wheeling Savings Institution ba, declared
Dividend oi34 per cent for last six months payable
on and after 18th instant.
Jan 6, 1915.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

NE IrCllELLS Travellers Guide, with a table
I've of distances between all the principle cle.
aud towns in the United States, a very superior
work Just received aud Crr sale by
jan J IL II HORNBROOK
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16


SPLENDID LOTTERIES NOW DRAWING
Monday Jam drawing reed om Friday muinLrr.
POkumoke X yer Ljuery-Class
Capita 5.
% 600 10000 500 1000
100 prizes OF 500. bemg the lowest three number
Pr,z,
Tickets sS-IIalycs Sd Quarters 9
Tuesday, Jan Z. Drawing reed an Friday morning
Delaware i. Ilicry-Class q
CaPiId prize $4,000
Tickets Sl-llalvcs so
Certificate OF Package Of qrs 1925
Tdesdy. Jan 7, DIawing reed on Saturday IH,ri:r
POkomoke Lruery-Clnss
Capitals
$40 600 90 OF s 500
Tickets S4-~IInlvcs So -QsS 81
Wednesday, Jan s. D;sw ing reed on Monday next
Pvkomokc Loiiery--ClLs-
Capitals
$40 600 grlz of 5000
Tickets So Halves sl.5O-Q,s rs
Thursday, Jan 9. Dmwiug reed on Tuesday mex
Pukomoke-ClaSs
5000 $4,000 1900 Sc
Tickels S2-Hslycs SI-Qrs 50
Thursday. Jan .. Delaware L,ueY-Clsss 8
Capitals
$1,000 500 $500 &c
Tickets Sl--ilalves so
Certificate oi r. ckage of o. $500
ShIuflay $4,000 $4,000 &c
Tickets $40
Tickets aud shaIes for sale nj The u anagcrs cicr,
Mum II We"cmE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

CoNB COMBS s.! CONSIST
Ef t'n.e., mmon duJ "a ,r,.r, va.
liau, II IS,
Sheh Comos, r,dd;ns. side, p ck,,, IN, tuck
ami twist '''
VI m do r.d!iay p,.k,i -, NJ
pm twist, Gu S.d,s quil, b .cked, f.u,cd and
Wo'drn dressing and 7ockei Combs,
u fSr combs, Morn .nd non,
rnsl'th t'ddias and pocket combs. &c.&
Jul zee ,v"'. ard Tor sale lew a, the Woe
sac aud R.ail Var ely st, rent
& L HORNBrOOK.
NJin - Monto's OetwCen Min & Nj ket
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

PUBLIC StLE--FOR ACCOUNT Oh,
WHOM Ia MAY CONCERN
BY "ulctui Jncnh Wise, wr,,,lI .cu a, ,ull,c
> """''rn. NJ our Auciinu R,uu,. IN II elrr.,lnv
IN" &2"d day Of January 1919. one .Bclur,nu. Gro
"rge copper kettle nuJ one lot of carrciircs al.
'' '"'nmen'e AT . o'clock " IN Tcr,rs. CASH
u" ~ ilALL& WI KHAN.
WOODEN BAND BOXES.
"a FRESH sup " ol Wo.r"u B,nh Boxes r-rsh
Z a ir"m The manufacturers and one al ,h,In Il,
worth n n n uf papcr. Call aud soc ihc,n M the
bnrk Mammoth u Ui. \ TODD.
jan IL Market S,pprc,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-01-16

"a He meeting oflhe B ard OF Managers o.
N the Ohio and Book couny Agricultural
Society, will hr hclt in Wel>buIg Trursda,
Och Febru1ry nj o'clock The Cummil.er on
Field crops will report al that time.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14
MERCHANDISE.
KENT KENDALL g. ATWATER.

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
FOREIGN g. DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
No. II, Nam Street, Richmond, Val
DY the arrival ofthe packet ships Oxford. Vir-
ID ginia, Hottinguer and John R. Skiddy, at
New York, from Liverpool, and the Emerald, from
Havre, we are receiving our Spring importation
OF BRITISH AND FRENCH DRY GOODS;
and, by the Brig Henrico, from Boston, Schr
Tuscarora, and other recent arrivals from New
York. we are in receipt OF large stock of AME-
RICAN GOODS; amounting in all TO about500
Packages.
Having, during the past winter, disposed Of our
stock then on hand, We shall be able 10 offer our
customers an assortment of entirely fresh DRY
GOODS, surprising, in style, variety and extent,
any before exhibited.
Possessing every facility for purchasing upon
the best terms, either in our own or the various
foreign markets. and desiring to build up the trade
of Richmond, by making ii the interest of coun-
try merchants to purchase their supplies here, We
shall offer them great inducements
We have now on hand, and will be regularly
supplied With, complete assortment OF Virginia
Cotton Goods, such as, A heavy Baltersea
Sheetings, A Virginia Stout and Eurick Sheet
ings and Shirtngs, together with nearly every
other style manutaclured-w We pledge our
selves TO sell below the prices obtained for The
same goods in any Of the Northern markets
Having partner residing in New York, we
shall be constantly supplied with every variety Of
new goods appearing in that market, rendering
our assortment al all times large and complete;
an examination OF which is respectfully solicited
by purchasers visiting orr city.
KENT, KENDALL & ATWATER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Y The subscriber offers for sale The Farm on
which he resides, situated in the county OF camp
hell Immediately above the town OF LynchburS.
The tract contains about 500 acres OF land, ana
consists of 100 acres or more, lying between
James river and Blackwater creek, (Which forms
one ofthe present boundaries OF the Town, and wo
islands in the river, running parallel with the
main body Of the land; the one containing about
30 and the other between 90 and 10 acres. Four
hundred and sixty acres OF the tract are cleared,
and in cultivation-the balance is IN woods, and
a large portion OF il heavily timbered. VI The
cleared land, lis acres Inclusive of The island)
are James river low. grounds, equal in productive
ness, il is believed TO any on The river. The por-
ton of the highland in cultivation is now we'll
adapted 10 the growth OF the different staples, and
is rapidly improving.
The dwellng-house is large and commodl-
Gus brick building, with eight looms above stairs
and convenient cellar beneath. The out-houses
belonging TO the dwelling are well located OF sub
stantial materials, and in good repair. The place
has on il an overseers house, barn, and althc ne
cessary tarm-houses There is also on the pre-
misses, in immediate proximity TO The town, a
Ware house formerly used for the inspection OF
Tobacco which, with some slight repairs, might
be placed in condition suitable Tor The same pur-
pose.
The tract admits OF being divided into three or
four tracts, each having lair portion of woods
and cultivated land.
The place will be sold entire in two or more
tracts, or it will be divided into small parcels or
lots, 10 suit the views Of persons wishing TO pur-
chase. The island will also be sold separately,
If demanded.
A minute description Of the place is deemed
unnecessary, as Those who wish 10 purchase, will
no doubt, make enquiry and examination for
themselves.
The terms will be made known on application
10 the subscriber. The place will be shown TO
such as may wish 10 purchase, BY the subscriber
or the manager, MIR. P Fl. Ryan, residing on the
farm. WM. DANIEL, Jr
If the tract is sold entire, possession will be
given the 18th November next, and crop OF
Wheat seeded for The purchaser Should any de-
sire TO purchase small parcels or lots they can OBJ
tain possession at once w. D., Jr.
Feb 20-cwtt
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CHEAP CHEAP !! CHEAP /!
SPRING; STOCK.
Roots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &c., &c.
WHOLESdLE AND RETAIL

Boots, Shoes, Trunks, Leather, &C., &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
WE are now opening by steamboats, and other
w packets, our Spring supply of BOOTS,
SHOES, TRUNKS, LEATHER, &c, which
has Just been selected in person by one of the
firm from the manufactures al exceedingly low
prices, and is of the latest style and good quality.
We intend to sell goods Tor cash and 10 punciual
customers cheap, and we respectfully invite mer-
chants and all others TO give us call. Our stock
shall be found inferior 10 none as regards quality
and price, in America. Among our assortment
may be found the following:
FOR LADIES.
Ladies fine Kid Slippers and Ties, Isl, ID, Sd,
4th and 9Th qualities
Ladies fine Morocco dress Slippers, ls ID,
Sd, 4lh and 9Th qualities,
Ladies fine spring heel Slippers and Ties
Ladies' fine white and black English Kid
Slippers
Ladies' fine lasting Bnskins
Ladies fine stitched Morocco and Kid Ties
Ladies' thin sole Cater Boots
Ladies thick sole do. do.
Ladies' half CATERS, thick soles
Ladies' fine seal and calf walking Shoes
Ladies' fine leather walking Shoes
Women's heeled pegged walking Shoes
Womcn's pegged Buskns
FOR GENTLEMEN
Genlemen's fine Calf Boots-Mile>s make
Gentemen'S fine Calf and Morocco Boots I'd
Sd and 4lh qualities
Genllemen's fine Seal and Morocco Pesged
Boots, very neat and cheap
Genlemen'S fine Callers of superior qualities
Genlemen's fine Cali Booiees, Isl, ID 3rd and
4th qualities
Gen,emen's fine Pegged Shoes Baltimore
make
Gentemen's fine Morocco pump. sole Boolees
Genllcmen's fine Cali and Pegged Booiees
Genllcnen's fine Kip Sewcd and Pesged Boot
tees
Mems heavy coarse Pcsged and Sewed BOOTLEG,
FOR MISSES
Misses fine Kid and Morocco Slippers, all
qualities
Misses fine Seal and Morocco walking Shoes
Misses Buskins
Misses fine Goat Lace Boots
Misses fine Leather Walking Shoes, different
styles
Misses cold Shippers
FOR BOYS.
Boys fine Calf Boollees
Boys fine Kip and Pegged Booces
Boys coarse Sewed and Pegged Brogans
Boys Boots
CHILDREN's SHOES.
Chirdrens shoes Of all qualities aud shapes
Sole Leather, Cali Skins, Shoe Thread
Trunks and Carpet Bags all sizes and shapes
Backing, Shoe Brushes, Brides, DC.
We have bought our goods very low, and We
intend 10 sell cheap, cheap We are receiving
new goods BY every packet: -
One door above Hubbard, Gardner Co.,
Main street March II
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LOTTERIES.
PIGGERs PRIZE OFFICE, Cm,.eroJ Main
ID and G0peruyr SfyceiS

DGGGERS PRIZE OFFICE, Cma.crol Main
- and Gopernm SireeiS.
$4,000 Capital!
Drawing received by Fridays mail Capitals.
$4,000, S of2,000, &c. IS Nos. l3 ballots Trek
cts 3.
$4,000 Capilal-15 Nos. II ballots.
Drawing received by Saturdays mail Capi-
tails: $4,000, 400, 1900 1898, &c rs Nos. IA
ballots. Tickets 2
Also, for Saturday night
Capitals: $4,000, 1000, 3,0OO 1000. 1000
1900, HOO 200 900, 3 of 1000, of 500, Of
700, Of GOO, &c. - Nos. l2 ballots. Tickets 4.
Grand Schemes TO draw Shortly:
Splendid Scheme.
$50 000 Drawing received by MONDAYS mail
March II. Splendid capitals: $4,000, 10000
IS, % of 1000, of 500, &C., &c. rs Nos. 10
drawn ballots Tickets $40
Prizes OF $4,000 each.
Drawing received by Wednesdays mail, March
49, Capitals: $4,000, 10000, 10000, 5000,
5000, $500, 2,O0O 40 prizes of 1000, &c, &c
10 Nos. IA ballots. Tickets 49,
Splendid Scheme
5000, 10000 Drawing received by Mon
days mail, March 81. Splendid capitals: $50
OO0 10000, 6,O00, 2,4l0, 10 Of 1000, 10 Of 1900
10 Of /, 200, 10 of 900, OF 500 &c, &c. IS
Nos IA ballots. Tickets $40.
Grand Scheme
$4,000 Drawing received by Mondays
mail, March 81. Splendid capitals: $4,000,
5000, 5000, 5000, 1870, OF 1000, ) Of 1900
10 Of 1000, Of 500, Sc, &c. - Nos 10 drawn
ballots Tickets $40.
II For other Schemes, call atthe Office.
gJ Orders for packages, certificates or single
,;cEe,s in fhe ahove Schemes and in all 7 oiteres
will be promptly attended TO, and drawing sent
when requested. THOS. b. BIGGER,
Managers Office, opposite ruins Eagle Hotel.
Mornh
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PUBLISHERS u. s. Mail

Bulletin, THURSDAY, March l3M-l2 o'eioeh.
THE following new Works received so hours
i in advance of any Express in the country
By this Days Mail.
Grimaldi, the Clown, by Charles Dickens, au-
thor OF the Pickwick Papers, Nicholas Nickieby
&C.. IS cents
No. "A Litte(s Living Age, 12a cents
More disclosures in the career of The Right
(wrong) Reverend Overdone Onderdonk being the
testimony of female witnesses, not prev iously
examined, l2t cents.
Look TO- the END, or the BENEFITS Abroad, by Mrs
Ellis, author of the Women Of England &c, 25
cents
No. the Nevilles of Garrettstown, 6! cents
Lately Arrived and for Sale
The Robber Of the Rhine, by Leitch Richie,
25 cents
Godey's Magazine and Lady's Book for April,
% cents
No. 10 Mr.. Halls Sketches Of Irish Character,
IL cents.
Nos % and p Dunigans Catholic Bible be-
ing the conclusion Of The work, each - cents
The Scarlet Feather, or the Young Chief Of
The Abaragines, BY Professor Ingram II cents
Par, Sd Flavius Josephus, 25 cents
Nos Al and AZ in one Harpers illuminated
and illustrated Shakespeare IS cents
A Tale Of Trials, BY Mrs. Opie, 25 cents
No 40 Liltels Living Age, II! cents.
No 20 Earper's Pictorial Bible, 25 cents
Harry barefoot or the Three TIE mptalion $,
Prof lngrahaIn, 10 cents
Meredith, BY the Countess Of Blessngon, au-
thor Of the Lottery of Life, &C.. 25 cents.
Safa, or the Magic Of Count Cogliostro We
netian tale, translated from the French OF Roger
De Beauvoir-l8 cents
No. II and Is in one, Wandering Jew, Win
ches,er's edition, II cents
The Englishwoman in Egypt, by Mrs. Poole,
IS cents
The Royal Sisters, Historical Romance Of
the middle ages, BY Agnes Strickland, 25 cents
The Fashionable Wife and Questionable
Husband, BY Mrs Opie, 25 cents
The Countess Faustina, BY Ida Countess
ahn-Hahn, Translated from the German, IS
cents
White Lies and False and True, or the Journey
10 London, by Mrs. Opie, % cents
Moral Physiology, or plain Treatise on an
important subject, y cents
The Ghost Hunter and his family, By the a,l-
thor Of Tales Of the O'Iara family, cheap edition,
o5 cents
Judga CAPITA, BY Charlotte Elizabeth, 25 cents
No. s The Wandering Jew, Harper's edition,
cents
The London Illustrated News, latest dates BY
the Hibernia, 25 cents
The London Pictorial Times, 25 cents
The London Punch, u cents
| HALPIN & KELLER,
| Conductors of the Publishers U. S. Mail,
| lO5 Main ST., corner Of Main and l4lh
II Every Periodical and work OF merit iot
! sale March IA
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March ll-ctds
SALE. AND HIRING

ADMINISTRATORS SALE, AND HIRING
OF NEGROES.
WILL be sold, on Tuesday, the 9th inst,
w riair, fnoi, The next fair day thereafter,
Sundays excepted) on the Plantation OF which
the late Col Joseph Shelton died, possessed, near
Payne's Mill on the South Anna river, in The
lower end OF Louisa county, the crop OF Corn.
Fodder, HAY. Oats, Straw, the stock Of all kinds,
consisting of Horses, Mules, 1 yoke Of well bro
ken Oxen, Cows and Calves, 10 or % Sheep OF
improved blood, 40 or 80 Hogs Of the Berkshire
stock; also one road wagon, OK carts, ono wheat
fan, ono excellent wheat lhreshing box, made by
Messrs. Cole & Murphy, of four OF six horse
power, and the farming utensils of every KIND,
belonging 10 the said Col. Joseph Shelton, decd,
on The said plantation Also, at the same time
and place will be hired on; for the balance OF the
year, SIXTY LIKELY NEGROES, consisting
of men, women and children. The sale Will
continue from day lod ay until finished.
Terms: A credit of II months will be given
ON all sums OF $40 and upwards, by purchasers
giving bonds with approved security before The
delivery OF The property. For the hire OF The ne
srocs. terms will be made know on The day OF SALE
After the above sale shall have heen compile
led, like sale, and hiring of 80 negroes is ex-
pccted 10 take place at the late residence OF said
Col Joseph Shelton, decd, in The county Of
Goochland, near JAN Pari>h's, on The Three
Chopped road, of which, notice will be given al
The above sale, on the 18th inst.
WIN. S. FOWLER,
Administrator Of Jos. Shelton, decd.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14
BY Dunlop. ,roncure 8 Co.

DESIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WILL BE- sold, on Saturday, the 18th inst, AT
w 4 o'clock p. NJ, on The premises, those
Two very desirable lois, with the Improvements
thereon situated on Cary, between Isl and 2Dd
streets. The property fronts IS feet OH Cary street.
and runs back l65 eet Three sides are enclosed
with brick wall There are on The properly
Two small but well built and comfortable brick lie.
neinenls and the neighborhood as good as any il
the city.
TERMs-One-half cash, and the balance on
and IL months credit.
By order OF the ProprietorS.
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co,
March S-tds Auctioneefs
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Near The CITY Of Richmond.
TINE subscriber intending 10 remove 10 the
i city, has determined 10 dispose Of his Farm,
and will offer The same 10 The highest bidder, by
Auction, on THURSDAY, the 10Th day OF April
next.
This Farm, well known as the property former.
~ owned by Captain William Burton, is situated
on the Chckahominy, about II miles from Rich.
mond. II contains $50 acres about $50 OF which
are cleared nearly 200 acres being Low Grounds,
and the whole in an excellent state OF improve
ment, lying most advantageously for cultivation
The Farm is well waleIcd possesses an abun.
dant supply OF rich Marl-has an excellent Or.
chard OF choice Fruit trees, and has been long
known for its healthy location. Persons DESTROYS
OF purchasing are invited TO examine The proper.
Is and Judge for themselves.
Terms of Saie-One- fourth cash--,he residue
in two equal payments OF one and two years.
with interest from The day OF sale, and deed Of
trust 10 secure the deferred payments.
WIN. RUTHERFORD.
Sale 10 be conducted By
WILLIAMS & HAXALL, Aucts
y. B. All farming operations will be cont.
med until a sale is effected when possession viii
be arranged 10 suit the purchaser, and notice
given as 10 the disposal OF The stock, farming
utensils, &c, &c. W. R.
March I-eptds
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.,,,IFRCIAL RECORD.
,,caSoyp MAaKErs-M.reh "a.

| .--,caNoNp MARhElS-"a'eu ="
RlCua n...in,, continue heavy for the sea-
roFAccuo n,Iirie, the past week have been heavy "
), tcnmo" a.,,iue. We quote Luss 81 "a AZ
seal .'s 50: good 4 so 6; due ~ =;
as'n ea' lin, 10 p 50; loose parcels 7oa 10
[, "A manufacturers ,,,aalsi. The mills have stopt
~, -, for the season. os a. esnts-s,ric,y
r'a ",nre,r-Cood red wheat 70 '. s s"a
~Hss -. will command 100 cents per 0u'oe''
on' s'" a aeen.s per bu,hel, !, "A ,,;,,o,d
coSs-S ga o cents from wagons an" Snort. IS et.
,a,seAT ofFALSS,h a' s,ofr 20 cts.
AVN .tuf 20 ,.s mupny & Co. 50 Is %; q.
fssANDY-uta.u, Is. limit ,iion 40 81 C.; Sazorac
!. rne,ie 81 g'.o "a al. Prices nominal
b Peach 'I rnsland in bills. IS 8, hid, sae.
u,sEIy-we quote po po,,and al Is 81 per gal.
@ va American 30 cents; f0''A"1
\, ,.s R,eou: Stock very light. New % =
|psoviSloAS Ids. Baltimore and western % =
/ .Hsmssas,ie. 81: Va !; shoulders 81 c. NO o'a
'nou'u o,,sc,. Lard "a aee. q, common from 10
Eiecn IN Wountan wholesale, LOT en-, is N On
81 lib, and scarce. fres" Du'''' -
6a7 ee"'<'
ra,rs =, ,:,,,.ral aud Gunpowder D ee"'' =
n,,s IS a TO cents s..,s.:a5; cents for COM
b na,nrS-New Orleans suaars " 80, las.
n,,me; Porto Rice p,,o Rico IS cents;
n, vol i LaSSEs-cuba % Genus, a. % cents.
W. W. New Orleans. 10 arrive, a.
pu''
ssesWAA .srn al cents; Whale A cents o'e.s"
Do S. LnsseS . cents 10 per Oashr best Clover mn
!, cents ..,,s per h.
'foTrON.sI eeu ~. ppmond and Manchester rae
torToS ~ 70 - is cents: Mo-. ls to %, ~ CO.
~ Pt,stps Nos io sperm 30 81 HuiP'fa
IN, ri = Senao 3 cents per III for live geese.
ITO cents per ID; Spanish IA -
t1,., >, -, 10 30: swsdes $50 per ton Eng'ish
SoN .tsa,S II Richmond mandatory $50 90; Up
ntry Bar N, wharf 81; Basin Bank 81 SO.
BLAsTEk.trr;u s,e. go Of 500 lbs ground 81 80.
' .'..I .IN The wharf 81 S. from store 81 oas
81 On nsop brown 81 cents per h. white and va
,,,r,d ia a. .,;.,.,.d GINS "a no mar Ton.
4 D.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14
March II
EST.HILL w "A R E Fl O u Z
VA

EST-HILL w A R E II O U S < (,
PETERSBURG, VA,
rs situated in high, dry and beautiful part of
L the town, very convenient TO business. Crate
full for past encouragement, we say 10 generous
public. that we continue to offer every advantage
and facility that can be obtained in Petersburg or
Richmond; and that we receive from the Railroad
or Basin all Tobacco consigned TO US, or any
commission merchant free ofdrayageto the pant
or. and that the freight on all Tobacco sent TO us
will be maid by us and deducted from the sales Of
Tobacco when made. Our charge Tor such SER
vice is the same as made by the other inspectors
in This place. An OF which is most respectfully
submi,ed. by GRIGG & SYDNOR.
Petersburg Feb. g. lS45-cwSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-03-14

TSBELL & WILSON, ATTORNEYS At Law
/ Thomas NJ lsbell and John r. Wilson, hay-
ing associated themselves in the practice of Law,
will hereafter regularly attend the Superior and
Inferior Courts oil Cumberland, Buckingham,
Prince Edward, Amelia and Powhalan.
Address Cumberland C. a. Feb. 2s-cst