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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

NOTlCE-MR CLARKE has removed his lnteiIirence
IN Office from $50 Broadway 9s Duane door from
Broadway where he continues provide protestant help both
white and colocd Of good character At 81 year AT e3S
Duane street uncunent money bought and exchanged.
myt imsec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

a WHOLE BLACK SUIT OF CLOTHES FOR
FOURTEEN DOLLARS.
AT d. OWENS BIO OPPOSITION STORE,
800 0rund strrrt, corner Of Esscr.
THIS sppsg slmg.t impossible, bu, such the effect Of
" his CASH SYSTEM and the small profits charged on
hs stablshment glance at the list Of prices sucicnt
guarantee OF tho above facts.
just made up very large Of those fashionable
DOnay Office and Business Goats Of every possible variety
OF style and fabric varying prices from 81 q 10 $40 90
splendid lot Of brock and Dress Goats made Of fine srony
woodyed English Cloth, and and trimmed the most
elegant and fashionable style from. 50 to sis
beautiful selection Of Pants consisting Of plain Black and
Plaid and Figured Goods, &c. &C., from. % Is %
Tho greatest variety OF ever Offered rs TO 81 90
Also complete Of Boys Clothing cheaper than
ever.
NJ B-Country Dealer. would And great advantage
purchase establishment the Eeacst paid
the Cutting Department which aimporant in the selection
Come one, soms all, drop In sad ny them,
IL usey an net shssp, then don't buy them!
ID. OWENS,
Wholesale and Retail Clothing Store,
U1 lM-ed Corner NJ Grand and SIS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

They all first class New York built ships of the choicest
and best materials and well known remarkably fast sas
Their commanders Of long exrcrene and nautical ug
men and well acquainted in the trade The cabins fitted up
found with every thing except liquors and wine and the r.t.
are fixed at sixteen guneas each The second cabins
lofty and airy and every adapted promote the
provisions except brnadstufs -
The appointed days Of sailing will be strictly adhered to-
Freight Of fine goods BY this line per ton. Appyto
G. GRIMsHAW 4 Co,
: 12 Gore Piaxxas, Liverpool.
Persons who may wish % have their friends any
applying to SAMUEL THOMPSON "
af0 Inn S7S f.s,I 49,,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-05-05

6fX UNITED Line OF LIYERPOOL PACKETS
Nkz%\p Packet Of the 10th MayThe well known favorit.
md fast sailing Packet Ship TARQLINTH, Captain
smith will sail positively =. u, above her regular day.
vantage to select ,his ship pSsacs to any other dizzy will
should fail MAXI immediate application board foot Of
Dover street, or to w. 4 J. T. TAP1COTT,
South street, O Maiden Lane.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

On Thursday morning last, Mis-. EM,tt p,cx.
Eft. daughter Of Mr.. jSla Paskeit Of lhis ennn,,.
At tisrpers-Fesyy, on tie, 9sth uit.. I'LL. 1,srs
NEER, who has for many wears been Affected Win
the Asthma, aged So
On the 81; inst. at TIE age Of 81, Mrs s. nan o.
BuRS, the deserving Of the esteem Ri ali Who
knew her Adisciple Of the Saviour she vas in hTe.
Nesdf.st yet humble:i ia death, through The sure
hope Ct eternal life.
al his re.idease on he South Fork, P4ndieton
county. on Sunday the 9Th a!t, JAMss JoaNsoS. ESQ
10 the 6s,hyear Gfhis sgc.
Oa the iith ult in Hardy county. Mrs cATsA-
RISE ReTRrcK. cnrsort uf Mr.. Abraham Eo,tu1L.
in the SSH year other age.
Reeen,ly, near Moorefeld, HARDY county. H..
ParLtR w. PEcK,a worthy eitizen.
On Wednesday moraing week. suddenly. = JanS
TYLER, eldest son Of VIM. d. Tyler, Esq, III Lee 8
burg. Fl
On Wednesday week. Mrs. FalScrs MeKrS,
wife Of Mr.. wilsonsMsK Kim Of Leesburgse + r. -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
pViHr.Ies SAT-.

YNriLL Do sold. u TUESDAY NE is.A ~
~ of this month"; tnecen Der ion ,hey Farm.
llsssly owned 6y D.hiel Sa3der. lYina "a shs
Shenansoas River, near ike Mals.lls Nii.s ia
following vs,sseie PFopsr'g,ys: 81
li05Hork; Horsss, .
s ,afitcL GSsrs,
Large B'Ossied Bal, #
rs Shoals,
5 Brood So,rs.
II Lrgs Road Wagon,
/ Runnine Char,
4 Tons Timcthy Hay,
80 B5is. neso Cora,
rs DO. old do.
$50 20 Fit Hogs,
u pariety of Farming Utensils sucA
as PloNgas, Haro,cs, Grain Grades,
-ildsriag. Scythes, Rakss, SC.
] FIRST rate Whdat FIN,
Corn Saeiier, and many ether arti-
cies in ese among Farmers.
TERMSe--A ereditlof nihe months ppon all
sums over 40, The Pukctaser giving bond and
arpsosad security Sums under ( 10 cash -
fAeiEat Hogs viii be sold fer cash.
~ N. >. WHITE.
saAa'r n C. w. .aisqnith, dSsa.
CRAVEN TRUSsELL.
Dee al 1915.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
rnE MrssAoKs.

The Messages q lhs President and C;;,l srroi
vAI occupy 50 much 81 cur space fyr ms srs
ne next wed. q y exclude aimos, essrs sther
r'apsf. soe5eets d more ihan ordinary support.
ance are presented for consideration, arrl5a This
. ass g preiixi'yS we az fettaaa,e iadesd II We
eso had Sale rapef Of moderate Leigh: u, is
d1fieul,, toe, 70 keep pace with The i.nnease
mass Of Congressional aud Legislature pisirsea
sfnss, and " sAsA therefore only alempi 81 CIV.
ansfta''se skesca sts The nest important sabitc..
considered BY each body.
Ptea.et much talk, but decided fatlnrest
upon more han one of me sfea, questions which
nov engage public attention.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

~ho.s oiielsi eead.,rs lkey hzse 20 eonfrsl- Each
mrmbrr Of me National Legislature sho1id consdc.
himself - tk1ir immedinte rspresensatise. and
shcold be he lnnre ready 10 giss sen,nn 20 thei,
inlere.ts and gkDls because he Il responsible
them rrc6n,nend That ! Hbefal and generous
spirit msy sharseter1e your measures u relation
thesn, shall be eser disroseito shcv pfober re.
gard Tor their uisiies. ans, within eonsthrionzl
limits. shall III times ehetff1i5 cooperate Win
voc Tor The ntivaaeemeni Of their welfare.
nnsi Il tnst not be deemed insppr0priste is ne
oee.sinh Tor me 90 Ell for nonnen, on The memo
~ cf the most eminent itieen % our country vho
during The summer that Il gone hy. has desrenale,l
70 the tomb. The etjatment ~ contemplating. a.
the aivsaeeaage u near four years. The happy
condition Of his country eheefed the last hours Of
Aurew Jstk sons Who departed mis- life in the tran
qnil hog,e Of blessed Immortality. Iii, death "a,
happy. - his life had been eminenily useful III
Had On nbIslteriug confidence ID the vitae and en-
pseiiy Of the ptciir spe ia ie pernanenee Of thst
free government shiyh he had largely contrihuird TO
establish sn defend His great deeds had * cured
10 him ihe snestionsof his fcllow-eitizgns, and il
was his happieess to stiffness the growth aud glory
OF bis t.ionsry his he loved so veH liz depart
ell smidsi the benedc,ass II millions az freemen.
The nation paid tribute to his memory n his tomb
Coming generations will learn from hin example the
love Of cenuiry and the rights of man In his Lam
gusse on . similar oecssion to the present, II now
commend YOU frlox-cstizens tothe guidance Of Al
mighty God, wiih full reiAaec on His inereiful
protidenee fer The msinienaaee of our free iusitu
lions; snd With ssrnes, suppliesion ihst Nhstever
errors il may be my lot to comm IN dschArging the
arduous duties which have desolyed on me- will find
remedy in the harmony and sdom of yapr ,eoun.
sels" JAMES X. POLK.
wAsasssrox. December 9. isss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
'.aF.ISeRf6M,l'

AZ Raiivs~. on Thar,slav evening las, b he
Rev. James Sanks. Mr.aWllLiAn N Meter. a
Herpers-fesks, ,oisiisssfiesrkn AVN gaawx -.
soad aaugh,er d Air. James Bronn. u Jbs /, i
named tasse.
Ga Tia stlAy The atah III, M III, R.,: IL ~.
,iken. Mr.. GEun0t Il isI Il lli.s E,,..st-., Il
dsaghier a. the lite Fr,nci. 49,. NJ Il
doan county ~, 1850 = + .sV1'
On The 81 als Il me r,.;d,n.. II ~ ,J,.4,.,,
rad Kovnslaahs The Rev rhnm.. w. ~.
Nm u kohkRrs p Miss ELlIi LAsEsIA isg1L,
on iuesday evening las, b. The Rev. j. J Sun1sn.
Mr. 5So. u. SHERMAN - Miss REBsccA s MISsa,-
M'oausn'sF o. - hanf AtineAtni. all OF Smilhirld.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
THE MARKETS.
O6se ofshs 5al,impr. .ams,iean, j
\ Decemher S. p. III.

III = ~ p = y "a "a .
cATTLE,--TheI offerings al The scales com.
Prise 100 head, ofEwhieh $40 temain ever in.
sold, and the balance, amounting 10 $50 head,
we're sold Al prices ranging ,ffom Sl,50as3 per
100 lbs. on the heof, eqaaNto S3aS5.75 Get =
Sales comprise 1875 bead 70 packers, and I6s5 10
butchers, ~ an average rate Of about SPAS
HOGS The demand for live Hogs continues
brisk, ardsaies are niSking at SIS, TO SIS, a5 10
salters, and in smaller lots from S5,37 ID $3.50
for extra. The supply is good. f
TL0UR.-The market tor Howard stI Flour
has mol been active since The close OF OUT las, re-
port. There were sales Oh Saturday Of about
1000 bbls. mixed brands from stores al Sc but
later in the dsy holdefs 5ecsme finer and sales
df several parcels were made 10 the evening d,
fraction higher. To day there is not much in
9aify and no salestof note have been made. -
EDealersafr generally asking $6,l2i viii 81 9TH
ers are holding al $6,25 There, was a settle
menpfor receiptsIfrom cars on Saturday, nj S..
67lI
On Saturday there were considerable sales a
CITY Mills FIourai Sc. Lsstsales Of Rye -four
were 81 s5-none ne~ here.
GRAIN --0n Saturday cargo Of Penna. rel
snd white, was sold a l27 cents. To day, CIV.
ing 10 the rainy weather, holders are not.tffenpp
the parcels which they have in hand, and there
10 therefore little or nothing doing. We cbniinns
to quote good 10 Prime Nd. and viIginia reds a
100 125 cents.
Sales e new Md. white Corn 10 day 1t 81 !;
60 cents, and Of new Md. yellow al 40 i Tic.
| A sale Of Pfnus- Rye At 70 cents We quot,
Nd. at % IS cents. Sales OF Md. Oats at 80
AL cents
/ WHisKEY.-we continue TO quoiethhds Q
20 cents. Bhls. are held at 81 cents, 30cEofeie
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

1NHE ihdiHidud who took from my store q
- CLOTH cloak had % welt return il,
AMI save himself troubge, and bis fritndt morti-
hcation. To enable persons 70 know II, 1 will
de scribe Il as nearly al possible, Ii is ansipvi-
| sibie green color, aud might be taken for b.u,
by some, has around black silk velvet collar
and Is lined iwith blue Lwooienl cheqltred
goods, and made in a1csrcuar form.
| Dec 4, ls45. J. FL REApD
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

U. S. SENATOR FROM SoUTH CARoLt-
NA.-Ths Hon. John G. Calhoun has
been elected 10 the q. S. Senate By The
Legislature Of South Carolina. 10 Oil The
vacancy occssioned BY The resignation Of
the Hon. p. E. Huger. Mr.. c. received
l36 votes on. Of 100.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

SNoW.-The SHOWS Of the lev past
days have rendered the .leighing charm
ing. and from the merry jingle Of the
bells. greeting our ears on all sides. We
are inclined 10 the belief that our friends
design making The best Of il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
.NOTYCE.

EDERSoNS knowing themselves indebted il
II Nj. 3. I. Tawaers By note or otAstwise,
are notified that farlhet indulgence waa no: b
gwen.
N9I having regardsdsa similar NOTES during
the past summer, iheyfcoult not expect 10 5.
-iLdn Ised longer.
Uhless, therefore, pay nent beS i'm med lely
made, IN whole or in PAR, they will be mad. bY
the saliesl process Of the iaws without Respect
10 persons r Fl. ToWNER. +
ShspherdstowD, Dec.k liz, 1916
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
S, z. BURKHOLDER s CO.,

Late 81 Rockiaghsns County, Pay
N ENERAL CONFESSION, Forwarding d
~ Produce Merchants. HsRings,rssth SF,ss
B4illmore, Dealers in EFlsuFl Grain and Coup.
Try Produce gsneralIy.E Liberal advances ,na.a
ION consgnmen,. a1/
References
J, Hopkins, Bros. sEcS-. 4 a.,,;n,,.
Tiffany, Long & Byih, Da"'n'0's.
B.Taylor, Esq, 'aeas"sr'
3 fillmore. Dec A. 1876 I'm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
Notice,

,EsHE notes given a. The sale Of the PERSONAL
Estate Of "A Viewer, decd, became due on
The 27th uiiime. FoF tho conyenienc Of tba]
oolgors, the notes havs been placed 10 The Bank
IN Chsrlestown, Whsrsit Is hoped trey will be
promptly paid. RC. W. WEyE2. Er,r.
DEC 1 iS45 e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
T'irginia Legislature.

The Legislature Of Virginia me, o.
Monday.
Ia The Senate, Edward P. Scott. wasre.
elected Speaker, and the old officers oil
re elected. Ei
In the House. VIM. Oh Goode was e.
lecied Speaker. All the old officers were
re elected.
Mr.. Edmonds. Of Halifax, presented
he memorial Of jams H Carson and
jonathan Love,t. comnlsining OF the un-
hue return o! John F Wall and James
Gather. a. dele gates from the county oil
Frederick.
The Annual Message Of the Governor
was then presented BY the Speaker, and
read BY The Clerk. W
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
Notices.

|! q 1.-THE Sd Quarterly Meeting FOR ihs Confer
ance year, will he held in his place tiarpcis Fer
ty) IN the NJ. f Church, on the 18th aud l4ih Of
December. The Key. John Smith, r. II !. aud o.
,her ministers from distance are expected to be il
attendance.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

qfBy divine permissan, protractedi meeting
will be held 10 The Fir Branch Church, Jefferson
County, cotnniencng on Friday The 5lh on Deem
her At eleven o'clock, a. M. The Rev. III; Hin il
expected 10 aid in ths3stryices. Deed, ls45.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
Negroes for Sale,

WlILL be of:er ed stIpuble sale, on Saturday
w hf a7th iasiant, 10 Shepherdstawn,
Three Negroes, Wig:
One very valuable black man, ore woman ant.
child, as valuable as any 10 The county, for al
most any kind Of houseFork As it is my wish.
that the said Negroes remain ia jefferson Z, u1-
~, no trader or perseAs Bidding for traders vi
be received. s3( I
TERMS a credit of six months will be-
given, the purchaser giving bond with approy eli
security. [.
The above j. the property Of tho estate of
Joseph Z. Thompson, deceased.
..#l BENZ. w THOMPSON, 4
.t Ear If Joseph E. Thompson, dtc-d.
Dek 4BIS45
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
YXantcfl.l

az CORDS of Wobd ; and
4S1 100 bushels OF Oats, % be delivered i'm,
mefiatelY. J. jill. STRAITH.
Dec. 4, l545.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

The sale Of the properly Of The Messrs, Lucas
Is advertised on our outside page, will no. take
place, and j vithdra~n.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
Election of Senator

On motion o. Mr. Bocock, resolution
was adopted. that The House proceed. by
joint vote with the Senate, onW ednesdsy
the Sd instant. 10 the election Of Sena.
Tor Of the United States. 10 i'll! the vscan
cy occasiooe6 by the expiration Of The
term Of service Of VIM C Riyes, E,q.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

&~.4dbertiseme,ats omitted this ,ceek,
,caA be attended TO nert geek.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
T.reaiy-.vinih Congress.
NGlrst sessiaa.

4 ~ e-s~rt~.se +
Corr,.peassnes n ii. Bsuirsor. .sn.,ieaa.
3 wA,alsGros, oEe, |, 1875
SENATE.
The Vice President. OF the U. States
took the chair al IL O'Clock. Alter pray.
er by the Rev. Mr.. Tusson, the creden-
lials Of The following Senators were pie
scented. aud they were seserally qualified
and hook their seats Hopkins l. Turney,
Of Tennessee; Joseph wi Chalmers. Z Of
Miss; John Davis. Of Mass; Benning
w. Jenness, Of N. H.; David Levy and
James b Wescott, Jr or Florida. #
Mr.. Sewer moved that the Senate pro-
coed TO ascertain by ballot the terms for
which The Senators from Florida should
be entitle 10 serve, which. alter soma de-
safe. was laid over until tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned. and the
Secretaries soon informed the House Of
The progress made in business.
House Of Representatives.
The adjournment Of The caucus was
followed by rush Of members AZ about
IL O'Clock into The Hall Of the sHouse.
Al IL o'clock the members were all 10
their seats. The galleries we're very full
also.
The CLERK, (B B French. Esq. call
ed the House 10 order, and procesdedto
call the list of members. elect, beginning
with Maine and ending with The Terrific,
ries. .
The members havingall been called.
two hundred and twelve answered TO
their names, leaving but eleven absentees
A motion was made 10 proceed 10 the
election Of Speaker and carried unani
mously.
The Clerk appointed.the following gem,
tlemento count the votes Robert Smith
Of ILL.,, Luther Severance, Of Me, AID
Howell Cable. Of Ca,
The voting commenced riva voce, &C.
cordiGg 10 the Rule Of the House, The
result OF the First Ballot was as fellows:
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
An Entire Stock of New Goods
AT
HIIIs yala2 q. iTI CIT

HAGs ssl1sss NJ gIsIs
1NHE undersigned has just Returned from Inc
- Eastern Makes with fresh stpply of
NEW GooDs.W (which he is just oPeaEag. and
10 which he respe ctfuliy calls the attention Of
the citizens Of The neighbofhood Feeling con.
ident that be has stock, which will vie with
any in the county be has has no hesitancykin
assuring those who vii give ham call that he
will be able 10 please 10 respect 10 quality taste,
and the terms.
His stock consists Of a general assortment of
Groceries, QueensUare, Hard,dure,
Boots and Shoes,
And every article generally founi in 4 retail
store, all of which were bought for cash, ana
will be sold on accomm oda,inz terms.
H.. b. MILLER,
Elk Branch. Dec. q. 1854. Spiba COM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

JOHN ROGGS s. CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION.
ForWard'g rpduceM Merchants
MI 9. a. spears. wharf, BALTIMORE
In Dealers in Flour Grasn, and Country P,o-
iucs generally.
Libelsl advances made on consirnmants
Dec. 4, lSs5-3m. 9I-s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

'As.73, OPPOSITE mt ID Pm oe1 81 =
N~'''
xnHE .nb.crih.r hasains, ,etprnsd f,,r, ~
| ls h. Ian Markeis yits nsa snd s,,I, ~. ~
rtnent IF ~
nnrr !. 1Urasrnn codno
IT'LL g Hf1sR1 En- UOODo5
! II Consisting in part as follows, wig:
loo pieces new style Calicoes. from Sd 10 q. q.
I 10, 10, I24, rs, i6, Is. 20, 90, CSC. per yafd
400 bolts unbiesched musiins, So, 81, s, s. 1874
perry Ard !; a quantity ,tnble aehed do
Black. brown and mink d.. check. tiek;r1 a.
sorsed, very cheap. aannels,
cassineres, cassinets, sat,inets, Kentucky Jeans.
twseds,
Large assortment Of Hlkfs., thread and spool
bsss,
Boss'su.reulers from d. 10 9, 10 and l2sa,
Mems do. I0tosl2i gum elastic ~ %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
CHEAP Cash STORE.

Great Bargains al The Baltiniore Gheap Cash Store,
al Harpt's- Ferry. "a on Shenandoah Street.
NJ. 3, Opposite ns U. S. Pay oGics.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

FiEst Ballot. ~
John W. Davis. DENY 100
Samuel F. vinton, (whiel IA
Moses Morris, Jr., (Dem.) W 9
VIM s. Miller, (Native) 5
Robert c. Winthrop, (Whig) xii L.
Andrew Stewart, (Whie) n aFs- Iii
:. Daniel NJ. Barringer, {Whis) I5 /
Reuben Chapman, (Dem.y
John n. Cambsll, (Nauve) n
Whole number Of votes 2lI IL
Necessary TO q choice. log
The Clerk announce that the Hon
JOHN w. DAVIS, having received ihs
greatest numberfof votes was dolly elect.
ed Speaker OF The 29yh Congress.
Mr.. Vinioa and Mr.. Mckay were In
vited 10 conduct Nj. DAVIS to The chair.
Mr.. Davis. having recived The osih Il
support The CONSTITUTION from The ICl-rk
took The lSpeskef's Chair. andin briefier
acknowledge the honor conferred upon
him. I'll
Almotion was made 10 strike out ,hs
hour rule which the. House refused by
vote Of M3 10 60. lit
I The House also refusedjio restore III
Role ssainst the reception Of Abolition
Petitions. y
On Tuesday 10 the HousE, Mr.. French
vas reelected clerk.
We understand that Mr. Richie wa.
unanimously nominated for printer in ihs
Locofoeo caucus. and ePresume hasbeer
already elected.
Mr. Whitney Of Indisns, received ID.
Locofoco caucus nomin alton for doorkeeo
ar
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04

5NHE subscriber hasajust returned from the
- Eastern Markets with Few and full as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-12-04
Cloak TTaken,

Ef ri. Ct q Josfph e. Ih0Hlpst
pee.4. lS45
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-15
RALEIGH x CASTOR RAILROAD
FOR SALE.

IN MONDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF DE.
-, eeho II BY vi'tu- decree Court Of Equity for
'o1hn Al - NnuGn Session, lut5, Cover
nor iof USE Of tbs stat. Nortn Carolina To oree. NJ,
nereoe etesuicd by the Raleigh Castor Raj road
:" hha'Iy the STATE asinst Certain labilte. ,ad
IN The city Of Raleigh to the bidder tn, whole prop nv II
SINE iasnown to mel CONSISTING 81 es Of Raj Rad ,,rh
ing IN te CITY OF Raleigh the North side Of tine
burg Cry Point, Richmond wash nson Cit, ,haot. Az ne
Together with all Bridge npots, Workshops and Taol wa
Iron Lumber and Pre- Wood may then BE- ON h,n ami
az on.i ae e. o~ ned and used by Company t-ep ns up
sad Raj Road anj TIA same. Prom the natu.
OF the property, 1t VIII be en- ma.-.
hs purchasers by the terms Of the Act of he
si,ae IN reAnon to II will become ipo LlIy eoroo
- ~ y, ~ 4hI 'S'e OF The present Comp ami ~
qu'e al the iraneh-s pnvlses rights now DOS
run TEE. faneh snI pri,!-sss are OF the mos,
hind To The Company and large Aeir Char
e"nAhesn the "a Volume OF the Revised OF North
Ina psg. 900 wheh be the Seat of ,,s
in most Of the Pup'e Libraries Of The the Union
per day OF sae ami b. IA "A =. so
to Wit $4,000 a, the end Of months the re.ue no Gu
Isi, .9,h June, Isi6 s25 OOU
I'd go April Iei7, one fourth Of thu remainder
b, s9;a f-bruary, lsi-, fourth Of Co.
9Th, The s9th o: December, Isi-. one fourth o. d.
Sth, the s9h Of OeoJer 1853 one GButth Of q.
The cost OF this Rail Road aai is eomp only
hVe yea.ne was sooOoo-oHe hall OF which
creating btb beang intee. failure pay which M.
b come necessary The Grading Bre Depos &c are eIeeued
~ az - y o. workmanship Cars run eay
yins the Nal Of the United Safes being pa The sou,
Metropolitan rogie at per mr or - zoo
uaNes ns irrii- region of country
y - whole eah its feiEhis for ira.9or ,on II pue.
and meehand r. independently Of @ r~csp,- Al
ote eonsaerahr Aon In tie Ordinary profits on
RaLRoads rfcusa mot yi,ng 10, on Ia. ianr- san
expended in It's Construction its for
some tim- past aGa icnIy Tel eyed that il worI o,
rra rsinrn ufOn more moderate invested
IN its Puvhlse.
The sale while mad. without reserve At tbs , A., M .
AFORESAID at which those inclined to purchase IN
The purchase money by bond with approved
- r,. CHAs l.. HINT N,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-10-15
STRAITUN'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH rOURTEENTB STREET.
I.et al the ~otid my whAt lney can,
Tor selling PriE.., STaArros's the ma.

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10 - 81 81 CD ~ 81 IS 30 10
Ticket Nos Is ii Three Cspal. in the
DO. do. 81 46 81 Dollar Lottery sold and paid
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70 =" % oS 20 81 90 81 81 "a n
bkfHLS0 RECEigED EVERY DaY At O'CLOCK
$4,000. 1900.
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'oo' isoo OF 1000, &c rs Nos III Tickets SO
halves I,2s. ar- 62ie. 49,
OF $4,000. 5000.
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$1,000 1859.
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$4,000, 1000.
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$4,000, 10000.
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10000 5000 Of s30U Of 1000. 200 OF 500 &c
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buyers are referred Prizes when are
Al The Once as proof OF done and ever
uAwhg continues to increase the number bv
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schemes aud n all ournes will be promptly attended IT, an.
drawing scot VIXEN requested. - -
r'e.se Adie.s ord-" 70 N. sTRArros
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