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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09

as Petersburg wosd be-they could not man
uiacture-they therefore lost by the facility of
travel to better points, the little trade they
had before enjoyed. Parkersburg now has the
trade from Richie and a part of Harrison
countless; but were the rail road constructed
there, these counties would have their depots
and u little store for the purchase and
sale of produce and merchandise. and a few
poor souls in Parkersburg would have the sat
i~siaction of hearing daily a steam whistle, and
seeing the passengers jump from the cars on a
steamboat. How then would the rail road
increase the power or population of Western
Virginia? On the ether hand Wheeling pos
sesses the means of manufacture beyond any
other place in the West. 1t will, and must
be, a manufacturing place. Iron, nails, glass.
saddles, cotton yarns, and cotton goods, with
a thousand other things, must be purchased
here, because they can be manufactured here
cheapest, and almost every man who travels
the road will stop TO buy something. In three
years from the completion to Parkersburg it
would not have one half the population it now
'' h' nv .'"AS iioH III COll1Dtcllpn Oh
the railroad to Wheeling it would have 20, 900
inhabitants. So much for the difference that
manufactures create, and so much for the in
telligence Of men abroad upon the compare
tive effects that a railroad would have upon
the growth of two different places.
Now why and wherefore is the company
right in abandoning Wheeling, when the in
tercst of the Company and Baltimore too, is
considered We have heretofore shown the
following to be facts and defy successful con-
tradiction, viz:
That the distance from Baltimore to Vince
ling is Is miles less than to Parkersburg, that
the aggregate eastern and western grade is 1911
less to the former, and that the road can be made
cheaper, that it would pass through on its route
a better country and secure a better trade, that
would, BY the fact that Western merchants
must come into the manufacturing districts of
the upper Ohio, secure more trade and travel
terminating at Wheeling than at Parkersburg,
that it would tap a much richer country inOhio,
that it would reach the trade of Northern
Ohio by the saltwater navigation and rail-
road company and other routes, not accessible
at Parkersburg; that it would, by the Nation
al Road secure the transportation of the mail
west which could were itat Petersburg be car
ried as soon to the interior of Ohio from Cum
berland, by stage as by abroad; and that be-
cause there is no possibility Of the Southern
Western leaving the Ohio when it has
entered on it, it would secure just as
much of that tradeat Wheeling as at Parkers-
burg, that the navigation of the river is as
good above as below Parkersburg. Now,
these are facts that no man can gainsay, or has
attempted TO deny. Why, then, is the Com
oany right in abandoning Wheeling?
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09
SECOND ARRIVAL OF
SPRING AND SUNNI Err GOODA.

MISTY q BERRYiIILL, No l3l Zanss
- Row, Main o.. are nuw receiving their second
stock Of SPRING SUMMER GOODS. which
they are determined 10 sell cheaper than ever bsfoss
sold in This market. may 8
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09

NOBB'S SERlES-Just received, . supply
" Cvbb's New Series of School B,sks. compsi.
sing Spelling Book in sir paris. FIRST. Second. Third
and Fourth Readers; also. n large supply Of Schosl
Tesinments. cheap. JOHN J HASWELL,
may 8 Union q, reet.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09

4 LSO.n superior LOT ofHARDwARE. Scy,hss,
n Si'kles.Knives and Forks Curry combs Co aide.
&c. (may y ID M'GINNIS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09

SotPS' ~SoAPS-T"ylor's celebrated Chrysisl-
~ liked Wash Ball and Cake Sosos: ,r.vlo,,.
Emoliieri Palmyrine or Floaiani do: AImu,,d, Var.
ega'ed. Windsor. Cocoa, French. md a fs, rate
article OF good Old CASTLE Soup. Just reed ssd
Tor sale NY (may 81 II HORNBROOK.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09

OSr and now opening. a general
- assortment Of Dry Goods, Groceries. d Queens.
wnre OF every variety. All kinds of Groce rss se
me most approved and fashionable styles, NJ low %
they can be sold in The Union. for c,.b o., .on,o,sS
Produce. ID M,CINNiS
may No J78 Mn,k., 900.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09

ToLOGNE. CoLOGNE-A mos, splendid .ri.
~ cie.i for sale by J Ct HORNBROOk.
may \
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-09

NEW BONNETS-The ,ub,cr;bess have
IN just received n fresh lot Of Florence Brsid,
Persian Luce. Birds Eye Braid and Gimp Bonns,s.
Very cheap at (mny y J&RB MARSHS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07
STRATTUN'S OFFICE,
NO. S. souTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
Let all the word say what they can.

Let all the world say what they can.
For selling PrZes, srsArroS. the man.
Drawn Nos. in Leesburg Lottery, No l.:
81 &c &c 81 3 10 IL / IL 81 IS 6 20 - G..
Sl5.000-l0,O00
Alexandria. Extra. Class No. ), for Tuesday. Capitals SIS, 600.
10000, 5000. $500. 10 OF 1000, &C. - Nos. IL drawn. whol.s
5, halves . SO, qs ! IS.
500. 000-500O
New Jersey. No. 7. for "Wednesday. Capital. $50 900. 5000
$500. 10 Of 1900. 10 Of 1850, 10 Of 1000. &C &C. IS Nos. IL
drawn. Wholes 5, halves $50. qs I 25.
900.
Alexandria, Extra, Class !. for Thursday. Capitals 30 oO0. 10,
900. 33Io. 5 Of 1000, 5 OF 1900, S OF $50, S of 400. ~ OF 5ol
qrs2 so.
9000-2200-5 OF 1000.
Monongaha. No =, for Friday. Capi-aIs oOOl. 2eOo. 1900, I30a.
sof 1000. 5 OF 800, &C &C. IS Nos. - drawn. wholes = so
halves I IS, qn 6st.
0,000-3OO0.
Alexandria. Extra, No. .. for Monday. Capitals: 10 600. 3O0a
1900. 5 Of 1000, &c &c IS Nos. I Shawn. wholes 4, haIye. :.
qui.
5,000-l0. 10000 OF 1900.
Alexandria, Ma. .. for Monday. Capitals Is COO. 10000. 1000.
5000 1880. 30 of 1900. 50 Of 500, so Of 400, $50 Of sIO, &c, sc.
~ Nos IL drawn. WhoLes 10, haiv-. 5 az. , 30.
Buyers are referred to my ht of Prizes. winch arr registered
Ut the Ofhee, rs a proof of what has been dons; and even
drawing Continues to ineresse thu number sold and paid by me.
GJ Orders fer packages CERTIFICATES or single tickets in the aboy,
Schemes, aud IN all Louehes. viii be promptly attended To, and
drawing sent when requested
Please address orders to ~. sTRATroN,
lao RleluuouA ~ -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07
vaIa.bIr Real and PERSONAL Estate for sale



IN pursuance Of three several Deeds Of Trust.
L made BY the late WIN. G. Rlam and wife. and Of .no,h., mad,
oy James u ch.aihim and wife, nil duly recorded in the Cl.rk,.
oHer " Chesterfield county. and in conformity " itha decree of N,
'nuhfy coar of said county Iof the foreclosure thereof propoune.
u on IN sh instant, we. or one OF u. as Commissioner. under IN,
Al Gre "H on-r for "a c to the highest bidder, for cash. q N
fhiIAf' The 10Th day Of January nent at the lat. r-.id.ne of,h.
az WIN Is. Ean' the tract Of land on swift Creek lately eeu
ped by him. supposed to contain sbou, go acres, = eoI..d.r,bI.
part q which Is Io~ ground Of eIeeBeni quality, wrh n rp, ard
aw mile a eommodious dwelling house. and Other .nprnyrmen,.
thereon, all aew or nearly 80.
also another tract lying on the North side Of Swin Creek bount
u o me hnis OF IL n. Brooks, Lew D. Horner and other. and
ADJOINING or nearly adjoining the tract above mentioned, e..y.d N
ooh'hh ~bout - acres the greater part low groun.s OF .1eeu.n,
quality. and IA a state OF cultivation.
A-o hse SLAVES. THREE Men and two Women. mostly valuable.
% above property offers unusual auactio.E AZ uneoumonly
large proportion Of the land being vuy fertile, ana IN. tnil, com.
hs"u'ns = nfge custom AMI situated n 4 neLThboufhood abound
ING IN umbef ~ :. WOJLDRIDGE. D.
RID w. FLoURNOY. S|"""h
ihnugh the terms require cash. an Arrangement might
perhaps be mace To obtain indulgence fer a pan Of IN. pureh,s.
money on giving ample security. AM L. "a probable there viii n,
he ane time be 4 sale of furniture, horses cattle n g A caruaK.
newly repaired plantation uisn-is, aud wagons carr log. eat.
M "uef thihs' useial 10 the purchaser Of the mi. and Others.
de I7-ctds
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ON TRIAL.

THE surest way 10 avoid getting a bad Piano,
u ss ahs ess o. trial ~ This pa.n.a p-s.oa can run N TIA:
Zoe q tss is~rvnsss psoves hsd. Il eaa be retsrned-ifi proves
good, ,s Trial th'cssh which y has pssrd. vtn convince On. that
thsy have ss<sssd What was desired
W. have % hAsA atthisurs> . moss eoenps,s s->oftns~nt hni.hr
Cd In ~ hs>s And most sshioeabs syb-Asd q prices naueh
lower ihas sseh issuunents formerly bsosrht.
rases son ~ 10 20 the country. or u . d.aaee. are paek
I'd In ths mos secure manner.
NASH 4 wooDHOUsE,
Boob ssisn' and dssls. In Piano roues and Music.
No In Mia 49, RL-A--.a
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NEGRO HIRING
AND GENERAL AGENCY


'VNHE subscribers tparieu larry tho elder OF th-m) have been. for
= number OF years. and arr still engaged in the bu.,pe.. Of
General Agents IN the City OF RiehnoDd. for the enl-euon OF LAM.
Of every deseupuon-s-eeivin subscriptions To Prr,oaicat q. ma 3,
pehS renhns out receiving the rents and selling real property An ,ovp
o country, hIins out n.Eroe-. collecting their hires and di.ra-inx
OF them II Pablo or private sale, &c They saperniepd ttro.,rh
the year al servants hrrsd out by them. and. in cases Of .ehpes
pay SPECIAL attention 20 their b-ins promptly furnished with pee...
say and proper Medical aid. &C. They also purcha~ slay,. an
eotnins-ion for any who asy desire their services in thai way Pa-
their ability and inclination tn perform. with ndeIty and depateb.
"hahter business may be entrusted IN them, they refer % the eh,.
.es Of Richmond generally, and particularly to the following rem
uemen. via:
Gent WIN Lambert. Mayor D. Peyton. VIM. n Richardson L..
T. Heath. Auditor. Geo W. Hunford, Tbos. Richie A Son. Cow,,I
q 4 DAVIS, Peasants 4 hoseey. VIM SANDS, Nicholas Min. John
kHiherioord' Andrew Stevenson. John N. Patton, Fleming J.mes
LEWIS Webb. STERLING l. Crump, Rasson Il P+aantS Wiuram, A
Har1h James Caskte, John &. Hob-on. John l.. Tar. DunLoo NJ.
ure CO. Geo. I. Booker, II. w. ELL. Fry.
W once q Main Street. corner above Bixrrr'. Ioatrrx Or-.
over the Grocery stonr Of VIM. 81. Harrison, Esur wbr,, m. ~,
both Of Us may aiwaysbe found during business hour
PHILIP N. TABB 4 BON
NB-ApPheants from the eoustp To hire their Nryro-, an o.n
would consult their interest by giving the information on Or befox,
The 18th day of December and by sending the Servants 70 m. n n -
before that day. OF A. soon as practicable thereafter.
?. N. TABB 4 son.
Richmond. December 9Th. 1874. 49,,
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TO THE MERCHANTS 4 CITIZENS.

CAN, by ole Of the Norfolk and Richmond
- s,ean' boats. hav-s reRuar and correct rpor Of all ships
vs~e.. nc. coming up or lying In the waters of James River be
t~eeo Richmond and Norfoik-whieh viii subject me To m hftI-
trouble and enpeae by which Information. ue merchants and
mJ"uefs of merchandise may b. rcheved of considerable anrsesy,
and saving Of expenses In ths way of insurance.. For which infor-
nation, j propose To hsep . LAGER. In which the Captains and
Masters Of vssei- can entsf their nam~a on their arrival aud n
port thru eon.ixnnsnts: Provs1-d. . can Fet a sunheieni number
of subserbeu toJasiy the toubse and eIpen.sL M trouble or
pains shailbe waning on my part 10 make tb~ Readinr Room com
Portable. agreeable. aud Of intere Z To sub.enb@n. 4 further propo~,
To tho-> Who may become Subscriber. that they shall bld q u..,inr
aud maks ruies and regulations In SUIT thsm-.lv.s, which will e.s
t.inly suit their Obdr sery.nt
In 0-h N N puIIIan
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07
VALUABLE REAL. ESTATE on JAMES RIVER, IN BUcKING.
HAM. FOR SALE.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON JAMES RIVER, IN BUCKISc.
HAM. FOR SALE.
IA virtue OF a deed of trust executed by Cha's
a. Scott during his life. on the i7ti Gay ofOe'oser 1881. for
The benefit OF Charles Everett and daily recorded IN tn. CI.r1,s OF
nee OF the county court. Of Buckingham. the urd.t.irn.d tTu.,,.
VIII on "wednesday, the Isth day OF December. Is4I. on-f for
sale To the highest bidder, for cash. al the residence Of win,-m A
scott hthe sa'd county the whole, OF 20 much Is may be sufficient,
Tor The purposes for winch sad coed WIS executed. Of the tnet of
Land in the said deed mentioned, on which the sad Charse, A
Scott resided, adjoining the lands OF George booker and others
Ihis uaei l. beautifully situated on the South side Of Jane. River
fun view OF and having easy eoinmua cation " til the Canal.
about DO miles above the CITY Of Richmond. And : estimated TO coa
tain about twenty seven hun:tcd aeIeS " which 4 Is supposed M
wsrds OF three hundred acres, are valuable River Low Ground. A
h'ge portion OF the hsh land Is perhaps the richest IN Buckingham.
The whole tact lies well. - well Watcret. aud - a. he tby a .itua
ton As any IN Virginia. by the terms OF the d,ed. the al. Is h,
qnrcd tn be made for easlL bat It !. probable that the purchaser or
purchasers viii be able 10 make. with the pauy int rrsta a. soue
arrangement ~ which reasonable tms may be obtained, Aetins
a sirustee, such title only viii be eonve, ed as IL vested in Le. though
the title - belle srd to be good.
u from bad weather or any other cause the trustee should deem
It proper for the interest Of the parties concerned tn POSTPONE IN.
sale the same Will be adjourned from day to day.
&C I7-wuds RICH'p ANDEEsoN Ty.,r,
o. The land above advertised having been
offered and not sold, the sale is postponed to the Eth day Of March.
lstS' stihe saine place. when It viii Certainty be made. AT the
same time any residue Of the hId, net required for the purposes OF
tisd deed. WILDE sold under other trust jee5--so that the whole
Tract NIL be in market, aud must nrces AMY be ,oh-
"a 0cd- RICH. ANDERSON, Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07
by InIoe. a IBrofher.
Trustees Sale of
DRY GOODS, BOOTS l. SHOES. HATS. &C

On "wednesday morning, January 9Th, at 10
O'Clock. n ih. store on Main street. near the Market recently oe-
CUPID by W.. y Evans. we will sell for ready money. M. mir.
-'"ekof Dry Goods Boot, Shoes. Hat. Fancy Goods nc eompri.
ang a fresh and genera assortment
JAMES A. Seldom, D.,
ARTHUR A. MoRsoN, trustees
tr Sale conducted by
In 1-tfI. TOR ,o,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

CL0TnING---CLOTHING.
Il ZEN d co. are now prepared to do the
IN Christmas business rs nsHaL, with this exception. that we
sell cheaper than ever, and have the most extensive stock in the
CITY Of Richmond. For bargains call on Us, at 100 Main street,
de 81 KEEN A ca
NEW GOODS NEW GOODS I'VE oner to the citizens Of
4 v Richmond and IT. vicinity smother eboisc lot Of seasonablc
Dry Goods, purchased frnm 30 TO IS per cent lower Than the sam
art es could Rave been had IN the early part NJ the season. We
would invite ail persons in want To call rary Al 80. ~. Nam street,
under the Mansion House, else th- will certain miss a baEa n
a. We intend Offering great Inducements tn purchasers. The fol
lowing eompri-e q few Of the leading articl .:
500 pc Fancy Calico from q! to L. per yd
lS " Cashmcfes, Rcppes apd Mousins. varying In price from
nine pence TO sir ,hinings per yd
rs " Plain and PiRd Alpaeas. from ~ cts up
10 " O. English Meuno, 1t2r. III pery "a
100 " Furniture Calico. from C! TO iOets per yd
90 /" Ned. White and Yellow Fannsls from Isle to d.
so . CaSsneu, from d TO 81 per yd
100 " kerey-, hom u to 2Oc. per yd
So =" Plaid Linseys at ii, 10. 90 and IS cts per yd
30 " entire new style Dress SiIks-an extra bargain
Heavy gard widc) Bro shret nga at 6! cts o. ryd
Sangston's superior Seine Thrrad-large hanks
SO pairs superior Red Hlanket--s great bargain
300 " Negro blankets. from rs cts tn sI25
shawls, sbawt, shawis some very pretty
W an n The above goods, together with many others not herein
enumerated, will be sold at reduced prices for cash.
y. BERKLEY a 90.
de 70 No. "a. West Main street. Richmond, Va.
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BY william. a Hax.II.

MlIItams a hnxaif.
Whi.key. noIa..e,, Coffee, Cheese. &c.
On WEDNE>NAY merit the -th instant, AT 10! O'Clock win b.
odd in front of our auction store,
100 ibis Rye whIsk.y
10 hhd' do do
IS bI- Apple Bnniy
10 hhts superior Porto Rico MoAss-.
100 bag prime Green lagusa Coffee
50 do do OF Cuba 90
~ do do do Gov mt lava do
J hall pipes Brandy, otard. Dupuy 4 Co
J 90 90 90 DO 90: !! H ss1ss:;.
~ easAs prime Goshen Cheese
10 boAes do Pine Apple do
10 aeks sn shell Almond.
10 cases canton preserved Ginger
so sides s1ae Leather. "rooF,
10 rroee Mason. .lye,ioI aaesi,,
% TEsMS-Under 500 cash 800 aud over. 4 months 70,
approves PAPER WILLIAMS * HaNALL. Auet..
BY naNenport a Allen.
+
We shall sell at auction, at our auction .tor-. on TBrRsb.y
January sun' a! 10 O'Clock the following aruele.
P end =. O. Mola,se.
81 CruiI Rum
Coco" and damaged" Leather
Lamp oil IN barrels
sPsrn Candies
IaIcw do
Cheese In ea.k.
Imitation English Che-s-
Cap Letter and Wrapping Paper
800 boxes Tu-key Figs
50 cases Hats
T~ERMs-uaders 500 cash for 500 and over. ! months credit
for approved paper
JAG DAVENPORT a ALLEN. Auets
Ey H. H. dickinson a Brothcr.
TRUSTEES SALE or VALU4BLE SLAVES.
sday, the sth January, 1915. at our
auction siore' will Be sod S likely young NegrOes-eonsistinz
"i gH To- a very fine house servant, l Ehl ~, boy rs. brought
uP IN the house aud well disposed. ! boy II. and I man 2s-Soth
excellent field hands, and sold for Nc fuh. By order Of
JOHN b. HARVEY, Trustee.
IA 4-dhs r. II. DICKINSON & BROTHER, Aueis
TRUST SALE OF NEGROES.
u virtue ola deed Of trust executed to the sub.
- senbeT BY VIM. u. Dabnsy, bearing da'e on the 9Th day OF
tebruary' 1870 ana OF record m the county court Of Henreo. for
the pa poses therein mentioned. I shall prneee TO sell for cash. in
front OF the Ben Tavern. on the 9Th day Of January NEXT IL. fol-
lowing slaves, conveyed IN said decd. viz John, Charles, Dick and
Lucy Jackson. Selling rs uus &c. l shall convey only such uu. l,
" vested IN M BY the said deed. but believe the title indnpuiabIe.
des'-eotd' THOMAS I. JOHNSON. Trustee.
Sale Conducted by
X. u. DICKINSON d BRO, Aueis.
o. The man John, advertised above not being
IN pse, on the day fHls. VIII be sold on Wednesday nert, the sh
inst. aiibe same place.
ia td 7. 7. JOHNSON. Trustee.
n ". ID. A. BROTHER. Aueis.
TNHE Co-Partnership heretotore exIsting IN
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n NoMMlSsiON BUSINESS-The subscriber AZ ~ aH elps z enee
~ or many years In the sales OF tobacco at shoeEoe war-housr.
oners hist services to the planters and dealers In tobacco. In Virginia
aud North Carolina. &C sell Tobacco, Wheat and Flour. on commit
son All produce entrusted tn hun shall have his stnctest attention.
70 Office in front Of shoekoe Warehouse.
de 2t-kc2n John N SHEPPARD. Jr
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HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,

BdHbhT 4. lof.D.
Drawing Of MononRalia Lottery. Class 1:
4 81 81 Is % 5 % 80 6S 10 10 IS.
Ticket Moss p 20 So, prize of $500, sold and paid
by HOYI.
Alexandra Extra, Class 3:
~ &c ~ 30 SO 81 IA 81 % ! IS e. 26.
Ticket Nos. II % y, a capital prize, sold and paid by
HoYT.
Alexandra. Class No. l:
20 IS IL Sc 40 63 s ca 81 10 43 10 1.
Whole Ticket Nos. IS 81 &c. small prize of $500,
sold and paid by HOYT. .
.ndha, n. g, on Saturday January IIth. Isss. Grand Capitals
$4,000. 10000, 5000. 5000, 1000. slsO, 30 prizes OF $500, so
of 500, 80 OF 400, &c ke- &c. Tickets $40. halves ;. qs = 50.
CeItneates Of Packages OF 80 Whole Tickets $3.50
Do DO 80 aan DO $50
Alexandria Lottery, Class J. for IsIs-to be drawn in AeIsn-
dna' u. g. on Saturday January Istn. isIs. is drawn barois:-
1900. 10 PrIzcsofslooo. 10 Of 500. 10 Of 200. &c &c ke- Tick
cts $40. halves S, quarters 9 50.
DO 3, a.m do 60
MAMMOTH!
$4,000 Dollars. so Prizes Of 1000 Dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Class Z for IssS-to be drawn in AIe,an
Prlss-I splendid Przs OF $50 900, $1,000. 1000. coca, SOTO,
2ii5. so przes Of 1000. so Of 500. 50 OF 900, 100 OF zoo. Se, sc.
Tickets sI2, halves 6, quarters , eighth. l so.
Certificates Of Packages of 90 Whole Tickets 500
Z e 8 s sss;,;' % E
Orders for Tickets, and Shares and Certificates Of Packages in
the above spIend,i Lo,'erie. viii receive the most prompt auen-
over to all ~ho orderfrom u. N. Bo,t, Redmond, Va. de IL
G.. L. ALIENS LOTTERY OFFICE.
UNDER THE EXCHANGE HOTEL. NOS.
Alexandria Lottery, Class No 9, for IssS-io b. iIawnin AI.r
abdna, ID e., on Saturday,. January iiih. Is45. Grand Cartsl.
$4,000, 10000 5000, 5000, 1000, 1920. 10 prizes of sI50O. so OF
500. oof 400, sc. Tickets SO; halves S: ar. Sal.
Certificates Of Packages Of 20 Whole Tickets s2O
% aaf $50
Alexandria Lottery, Gas !, for 1876 to be drawn In Al nandra.
u. C. on Saturday. January 18th. Ilsi5. Is drawn ballots :-speh-
did SobeBe-s5O oCO. 10 900. 5000. 1000. 1900. $50 .. 2CO0. 1890.
10 pnH-- of 1000, 10 Of 500. 10 Of .OI. &c. Tickets Q TO- halye.
S; quarters 81.
Ccriheates OF Paekagesof IS Who'll. Tickets size
- Half so
% Quarter %
MAMMOTH.
$4,000!
80 prizes of 1000 dollars!
Alexandria Lottery, Gas. 4. for i-45-to be- drawn In lsran
dua, ID. C. on Saturday. the 2Sih Of January. IslS. Brilliant
PhEes-i splendid rrTe of S50pOn. Is 900 500. 5000. 5000. sIiS.
80 prizes OF $1,000. so of 500. so u 100. $50 Of 200, &C. Ticket.
sis, halves 6. quarter. !. eighths a..
Certificates of packages Of &c whoe Tickets 500
do. Do 90 Halt do 70
DO. do 90 Quarter do 90
10. % 90 Eighth do 90
br onicrs for Ticket. and Share. aud Certificates Of Package.
in the above Splendid Lotene, will receive the most prompt at
tenuon. and an onrsl account NJ each drawing sent Immediately
aner II isovert to al who order from
de 30 e.. II. ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

'I'HE Co-Partnershlp heretofore existing un-
IL der the style OF Robert Hin 4 Brother. IL this day dissolved.
Dee. }, Is44. N b. MIL
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

AIDES AND GENTS MERINO vgsrs-A luther supply
- 81 the above long and short seeved. just received.
de l6 1Hn II nnIrr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07
JAMES RIVER y KANAWHA COY.

oiiCE Is hereby given, that on the 18th ia.
~ nuary ner' the water will be drawn from the Canal for the
purpo-s u making some necessary improvements and repair; and
that the navigation will remain suspe ndea until the l-t Of February
thereafter. by order. W n. CHTrrHNDEN.
de REHABILITATION. srrr-tav
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

PUBLIC SALE or THE BELL TAVERN.
.ip~tor cosu of Chane.v for the Riehnond Circuit
April. is<3:
Mary Ladd. .n,,,,6
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

COLE LEATHEt.-lU0O sides good AN
~ damaged" Leather, landing from sehr NJ. Bun, for sale
low prices. by jag DAVENPORT 4 ALLEN.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-01-07

TNVI.NTN!-At a supeFiof court OF chancery
v for the Richmond Circuit. held 1t the Capiso, An H. en, Of
Richmond. ON Friday the 26th day Of January. 1850:
Mere~ ether L. Anderson. Admini.s.ios OF D.vd A,~cu.
deed.
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