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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-28

Later from the Sandwich Islands.
The New York Journal of Commerce
of the 18th instan, says:
" We have received copy of The
Friend, published at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands, Nov. 18th.
There were then in port the q. S. ship
Warren, Capt. Hull. and British ketch
Basilisk, Capt. Hunt.
Several donations for the Chap.aincy
and for Temperance, from officers and
seamen of The Warren, are acknowledged
in The Friend
This number of The Friend IS almost
wholly occupied with i review of the cor
respondence between His Hawaiian Ma
jesty's Secretary of State, and the .. S.
Commissioner, Brown, in the case of John
Wiley, an American citizen. The fact
has already been announced that diff
Guilty had arisen between the .. S. Com
missioner and the Sandwich Island Gov
eminent, growing out Of the refusal Of the
Government of Oahu to allow an Ameri-
can citizen the privileges accorded to Eng
lish and French subjects, and that finally
His Hawaiian Majesty was induced to So
licite Mr.. Browns recall. The present
document gives the history Of that contro-
versv, but under an exparte coloring, for
which suitable allowance should be made.
We have great confidence in DR.. Judd, the
Sandwich Island Secretary Of State, who,
if we mistake not, was for many years a
missionary Of the American Board, ant
we have also high respec, for MIR. Brown
the u. S. Commissioner. In demanding
that our citizens shall stand at least on
par with English and French residents, hi
demands no more than we have right to
and shall, insist upon. 1t is no, at all pro
bable tina. after making TIE Sandwich Is
lands morally and intellectually what they
are, and with population there far excee
5 ding that of all other foreigners, we shal
permit our citizens TO he denied privilege
which are conceded TO other foreigners
Still, the calm may have been urged i'll al
Fl improper manner,-but of this we canno
e we'll Judge without view Of the Who'll
, correspondence
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From the Raleigh Standard.
10 the Freemen ofthe Fifth Concressiona q
Disfrscf.

from the Raleigh Standard
TO the Frecmen ofthe Fifth Congressiona Al
District.
AS 1t Is not my purpose TO be a candidate
for reelection, deem tproper to make known
the fact, in order TO free you ficm any embar-
rassment on my account in the selection of a
successor. In retiring from the service ofthe
District, avail myself ofthe occasion to ex-
press my grateful acknowledgements for the
confidence reposed in me, and for the generous
forbearance with which my public conduct
has been received. Congratulate myself that
it has been my fortune to have been member
of that Congress in which was consumma,ed
that great measure, the annexation of Texas.
which cannot fail to consolidate the stability
and perpetuity of our glorious Union. And /
am happy in being able to say, the admins.
tration of the Government has passed into the
hands ofone, alike prudent, cautious, and pat.
riotic, and who, as trust, will so conduct its
affairs, under the guidance of Him who watch
es over the destinies of men, as to advance and
maintain the honor, interest and welfare Of ouI
common country.
Your obedient servant,
r. NJ. SAUNDERS.
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Planters House.
GsEOAGE T. K0KNEGaY

OIVLAU = y LsVH n IVT n Z
- WOULD respectfully inform the citizens
EIS=H of Newbern and the surrounding country,
-<==A=@-that he has opened a
Public House Of Entertainment
i'll the commodious Brick Building lately occupied
by Mrs Green, on the corner of Middle and Front
streets. 1t is his purpose to make it desirable
house for regular as well as trancient boarders.
If cleanliness, good servants table always provi-
ded with the best the market will afford, and the
most assidious attention will entite him to share
of the public patronage, it is his determination to
merit it, His stables will be found in excellent
condition, and horses shall he we'll attended to.
Newbern. March Is, ls45.-(2S-6m
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MARRIED.

Attic residence of Governor Graham. in the
vicinity of Raleigh, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
William Greene, Mr.. Joseph Montross Graham,
ESQ.,, of Lincoln CO., to Miss Mary A. 6. WISHING
ton, daughter Of the late Mr.. John Washington, Of
Newborn.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-28

THNHE subscribers have this day formed CO.
; n partnership under the name OF
Charles ID. Ellis. q Co.,
for the transaction of the Commission and For
warding business. Particular attention will be
given to the purchase and sale Of produce Of all
kinds, and to forwarding goods to and from the IN
go CHARLES D. ELLIS,
EDWARD J. LUTTEELOH.
March II, (2l) ls45. z7-h
The Fayetteville Observer and Salisbury Waesh-
man, Will copy three weeks and forward accounts
| to this ofiee.
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DIED,

In this county, on the sth inst, Of Pneumonia,
Martha Bourdeax, wife of Moses Bourdeax, aged
SO years.
On the 18th of August last, in Johnson County.
Tenn. where he was travelling for the benefit of
his health. Mr.. George Harrington, Of Richmond
County, N. c., in the 18th year of his age.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-28
Hats! Hats! Hats! Hats!

VHVHE subscriber has just returned from the
IL North with handsome assortment of spring
and summer Goods,
CONSISTING OF
Panama, Mems, Boys and Infants Leg
horn and Palm Leaf HITS,
of every style and quality; also the Spring style of
mems and boys CAPS. Ladies Riding Caps
latest styles and general assortment Of mems and
boys fur, silk, and wool HATS, which will sell
at wholesale and retail. cheap for cash.
In addition to the above, have just received
per schooners Jonas Smith, and ]. d. Jones, the
Spring Style Of Ge'atlemens' Hats.
Those in want Of genteel article are invited to
call and examine them.
$50.
A Ne,c Style Of Boys Hats.
Just received and for sale by
G. MYERS, Fashionable Halter,
Market St., Wilmington.
March 81, 1915, 27-H
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-28

AL for Congress.-Hon. James Graham,
Hon. Thos. L. Clingman, and Gen. B. NJ.
Edney, federalists, are candidates to represen,
the Buncombe District in the next Congress.
How these fedcraljsss hate cfice!-Rdl. San.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1845-03-28

A ND to my friends and patrons in Wilmington,
N and its vicinity, l return my most sincere
thanks for the patronage literally bestowed on
me since my residence amongst them, and hope,
by strict attention to business and every effort
accommodate, to merit continuance of the same.
have just returned from the Northern Markets
where have been for some time selecting my
SPRING STOCK,
and have no hesitation in saying that have sue
ceeded in selecting a STOCK OF GOODS not
to be surpassed, and rarely equalled in this mar
ket, comprising every article usually kept in q
MERCHANT TAIb0R'S ESTABLISHMENT,
Gentlemen's Furnishing Store.
have also on hand splendid stock OF
Re00y-IHade UOtAtsig,
got up especially under my own superintendence
while in Philadelphia; and l am disposed to
sell them as cheap they can be purchased here
or any where else.
nICountry merchants may do we'll to call and
examine my stock, as think can make it an OBJ,
iect worth their attention to purchase Clothing BY
the wholesale. CHAS. BARR.
Wilmington, n. c., March 81, 1s45. y
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LUST.
10 S r

VENH1S MORNING. between the PRESBYTERIAN
u Church and McRae & Billiards. Mill. two
brass KEYS, marked B. S. Also. a small WAL
LET, containing sundry papers of no value to any
one but myself Any person finding the same
will confer fivor by returning the same to me
s. A. BALDWIN.
March eth, 1s45. T2e-st1
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CHARLESTON MARKET, March 81.

CHARLESION MARhEl, Mafcn u.
Corrox-Received since our last l04l6 bales
exported during same time 1904 bales, leaving on
hand shipping stock Of 4777e bales.
Liverpool classification
Inferior and ordinary, 1t ,
Middling and middling fair, 81 St
Fair fully fair, d o
RoUcu RIcE.-The receipts of the week are
about SO, 600 bushels. The sales, $4,000 bushels,
at extremes from 10 IS cents.
observation-disclosures not only firm, but prices
have also a decided upward tendency. The trans
actions of the week consist in the sale of so hhds
old crop Cuba at c. and about 60 Kids. New
Orleans in different lots, and of different qualities,
at from s. So. There have been no receipts.
MoLAssrs.-The receipts of the week consist of
ll6 hhis, % tierces and 80 bbls., Cuba, which
were taken on arrival at the wharf at from IS to
rs cents. A lot of about 60 hhds. and 80 bh!s.
New Orleans from stores, the former brought rs
cents and the latter 50. There is none remaining
in first hands
! GnA1x.-Rcce,ved $500 bushels Corn from N.
Carolina, 1000 bushels of which, Of common quail
ty sold from 43 to As cts, and 500 bushels OF
Provision at somewhat higher rates.
| OATs-1he receiI is arc about 5000 bushels n
Carolina and Virginia, and brought 80 cents.
PEAs-l4OO bushels North Carolina sold at A
cents.
BAcoS-Sides and shoulders are getting very
scarce. lot of 80 hhds. Western received via
New Orleans brought 81 and 81. HAMS are rath
er dull at former rates.
/ LARD-In demand at II III.
/ SALr-Saes of 1000 sacks Liverpool receive,
Yesterday were effected at S1,05. Store lots arr
held at 81 ,OS SLIP. there is none now in frs
hands afoat-E1. Mcr. Price Current.
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Valuable Real Estate For Sale.

VE<HAT well known property at the corner Of
IL Castle and Water streets, formerly the pro-
perty of the Urquhart family. The payment shall
be made 90 easy that the property can be bought
with great convenience, by taking up my notes at
either ba.,k in this place,
This property has never paid less than $500 q
year. and is now doing it. Application to be made
- - . DOYLE 0HANLoN:
March 81, 1915. ~.-a
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RATES OF FREIGHT HENCE TO NEW YORK.
Naval Stores, 80 IS cts. per barrel,
Rice, l24 cts. per hundred
Cotton, 81 per bale.
Cotton goods and yarns, SO cts. pr. bale:
Tobacco, So so per hogshead.
Lumber, Sc a S. SO per m.
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Two stamps were sufficient for the postage and
when he returned, few days afterward, it was in
la hourishing condition. On another occasion,
friend left handkerchief, which he valued re-
membrancer, some three hundred miles from his
home. He wrote for ii, and received it on the
following day, at cost of four stamps worth less
than eight cents. All letters or parcels weighing
more than half an ounce have to pay an extra
charge tor each additional half ounce. This has
given rlse to curious invention for weighing let
tiers. II Is pencil SO arranged as to be made
strictly pair of steelyard<-one part of the case
serving as the yard, another as the weight, and a
third as hook to take hold of The letter. With
this contrvance, no one need make mistakes as to
the number OF stamps necessary for his letter or
parcel.
In London, letters are delivered in every section
OF the city SIX or eight times a day, and as fire.
quenty taken from the receiving offices. If there.
fore, one has word to say to friend five miles
distant from him, he may calculate certainly at
what time that word will reach his friend through
the post, as he could if he were to send il bv a
special messenger. To accelerate the delivery OF
letters IN distant parts of the metropolis, the post
men used to be conveyed in long light vehicles to
the verge of their districts so as to be fresh ol
their work when they arrived Each acceiera'ol
would carry dozen men with their bags-the men
belonging to the nearest walk standing next to the
door, ready to descend without occasioning any
stoppage. Now, boys upon horseback, with ihei
red coats and large portmanteau. may be seen a
almost any time. hurrying TO distant sections o
the city with their paper messages. Indeed, ever,
thing connected with the post is conducted with
regularity and expedition which are altogether sur
prising. The system is probably the most perfec
IN the world. and it is impossible to estimate th'
benefit which, through it, has been conferred upol
the nation.
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WILMINGTON MARKET-March 27th,
Naval SroREs-Turpentine from $4,000 to
$4,000 barrels have been brought to market within
the last 10 or IL days, and the price has gone up
10 cents per barrel. since our last report. Tho
market to-day is bare of all Sorts We quote LIST
quality, soft, at So 3d. hard, 81 40. Tar, scarce,
and will command 81 3Oper barrel-none coming
to market. Rosin, about 10000 barrels common.
have been taken on contract at 81 and 80 cents.
Very little has been doing in any of the above ar
.icles for the last two days.
LUMEER.-We refer to our table above for pri-
ces. There is pretty good supply of River Lurn-
Der in market at present. Timber is scarce. See
quotations.
CoRS.-The market is very we'll supplied, and
sales are dull. A small lot of Baden was sold one
day this week. at 80 days credit, for AZ cents per
bushe afloat.
We hear of no change in other articles worth
mentioning. Our quotations above, may be relied
upon.
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WAWzp'5lI,WMo

n ME subscriber. anxious to warn the commu-
H. nifty against scamps Of all kinds. would take
this method of letting all good people know that
Capt ROSS, of the schooner Ocean, swindled him
out of Five Dollars, whilst in this port the othe
day. Said Ross belongs in Boston.
March 2sth, ls45. ORR JOHN SHAW.
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HOYTy PRIZE OFFICE,
HEX At. t1,,v,,o

-'" LUCK At HoYI,s
pra~af Of Aierandria a. dr.-s \ In o-,.,-..
69 IS 81 50 10 81 Is a. ~ Is 75 "a 60
Capital OF sJo-oO0i seid By tho Esrix, seller
. HOYr.
Nos CO. 5000 I'D I'd paid b., tb,i h,eLy uoyr
2T ASi'- ell order. foe Csp,a. truly Iasly
~. . nm uoYr
Brewing 81 Mononz,l,a Lottery. En-. Clas- No =:
10 70 81 ~ 25 ~ IS 10 20 ~ 20 sc CO
Aiesandria EIrs. Glass No Isl:
3e - % 81 10 2 s. SO 6J II SIT
Aiexandris. Class No Is:
~ 81 ~ IS ~ ~ 81 60 l6 , - 9 q "a
No, The mno~inf sehehnss and imm,dia'.Iy
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER
A~rasa Lottery Cas 60 drsw Ss NJ D,e.a,., ,,,.,
s1o ooo 1000 5000. soeo. 2ts7 of 2ooo ZOO
soo &C. Tickets $40. halves and qiaLe m ,.opo,o, r.,
eeae package Of wh.. Ticket. for 10 h,I,..
os: quarters 5i.s0. 49, "-''e'
hhI,nds Lo.ry Ci-s ~. draw Iah D-e.nl., an ma
.speI-Tlehes SO c,p'tas $4,000 $4,000 10 ooo .o.o
soVo oo % 1000 &C Wbo- liz kss so HsIye, s. o,,r,,.
eo 100 dollars will buy e.ri6ate pael,y. az ~noi.
..r IN" ssheme Every eousiry .Aoun h. :. !.
chance In this Lotsry. "
Ahiand a o'isp. Ciss ~, dr.~ DeeenL., 20 c,,.,
pnss $4,000 are 100000 Is ptr Oso Le TeL,,,
o"vs'o' esrh ate n paehAs. only sI3o.
fian ira Lottery, CAS- 90 D-e.,h.,
s'ssst ifoeo sooO 1000 IS 1000 &c Tet.t. mn
hesninesi- o. package eosts sito-shsre. ptoport,on
rs Psrsons visins the should o. HoYT in ~, n,
money - - "--'"'
eoas'say On hand Orders cash or Pm, hs,-
Cd 10 with pronpBes- and drawings Of .-n, -
requested. To sH who order Of d. N HoyT p,.h..
Richmond. December I, Ist5. 1'
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RICHMOND DAILY WING.
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.
MospA,. Dscrasrn I, is4s.

MONDAY. DrEsskR I, lel5.
~ ~ O'clock. "a Members bsing pr.sss,. Mr. Bospu.
N, buckingham called the Senate order and no.
Senate - WIN W NV
Mr. BAPTIST stated that tho suggestion OF frisnds he
That Mr. uansford DO only elected Clerk pro tenn
. Some remarks were made by Messfs. BospuRA Ant Nc.
McLLks and BarriSr. Mr.. McMuLL.s stated tho amount
~ the Ci.fhs salary which h. deemed high and
aaeed while the Clerk wss only acting pre- fem, that
HE salary.
Mr. Bo,pu,,,, aid ,A. ..,,,. s,.a hv i,~ and
OIL must originate in tho other House for that pur.
pose.
Me-. WALLACE thought the reason sufficient for de-
Some further remarks were made by Mr. BArrur-
whss the question being put, IL dssided in the
negative Aye ~. Noes IS.
Mr. Hansiord then rs.e leetsd Clerk x~;ha,, nm,
position. "
:, Mr. BospusASr then nomins,-d EowA.o p. seorr.
q, the Senator from Dinwlddie far ~, .l..,,on :,
Speaker Of the Senate.
Thsrc being no other nomination the roll va. called
and Mr.. Scott was unsnm ,usly reelected; and The
Spsaer eject was conducted TO tho Chair by Mr.. Bon
is SrrAxhR then returned his acknowledgment, 10
ne SENATE Tor the honor sgain conferred upon him. in
NEAT and feeling address.
, Mf. boSpuR>r nominated LIrLEBKsRY ALLEN a.
Ss'eesntslArms IL the Senate. and Mss.rs TsonIs l.
NtLsos and Jriius MARTIN - Dootksspen.
,, n,. MemuLlts called for a division, snd the quss
non being first taken upon the election Of the Sergeant
MT. ALLEN ~ss unanimously reelected
Mr. boSDvn.sr renewed the nomination OF The Doos
hsPe", ana Mr. MchuLLEs called Tor q division.
Mr.. BArrisr objected the opposi,i ,n aimed at Mr.
Martin, one Of the faithful Doorkespen.
mr. MeMuLLkS sustained his motion, ON The ground
Una. one DJorkceper was enough-it not opposition
10 Mr.. Martin.
, Alter lew remarks. by Messro. BospuRANr and Nc.
MrtlhS tho fol- called for the Dookeepers seps-
Iary. and Tu1NAs l.. NkLsoS and JuLUs MARTIN were
unanimously 70 elected Doorkeepers.
on mouon OF Mr.. BosouRASr. JoaS WARaocx was
unanimously reelected Printer Tor the Senate for the
ensuing rear.
III Mi R.,~
"os " mo last Senate were adopted for the govern
ment OF this body.
mo SPEAKER then laid the Governors Annual Mes
sage before the Senate which wa. partly read and ajd
upon the table.
:, Also, the Annual Communication Of the Auditor Of
raoe Accounts. the Second Auditor and the Trea.ur-
CT; which were laid upon tis- table.
Va mohon OF Mr. McMuiLEN the editors Of the Sc
sea newspapers Of the city were admitted to seats upon
The hJVr. 10 report proceedings.
On motion Of Mr.. BoNpuRAxr The Senate aSi,u,n.S
10 meet at II o'clock Tomorrow
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PLANO FORTE MANDATORY.

LILLIAN PlANO FORTE MANUFACTORY
WE .esseriee hvins th- .Iea-i,. rchs "a, nen an. NJ,
ans 10 appy IN. P.ss Yor.-. an IT, -. a.
TO-. sine !" ossss 70 be us-d IN psr COUNTY,
-hh o' Iso the iron frame. with os s,. In 100. A,
taebnrnt 1850 '~' %'>'"~" w
~"haf In obtain ins'rum. kied from o
ninufsetofy hereby TIN, an ,,., -. 49,
"@ shat b. ithfsry AL a. a. % p,,,. \, N ,,S
smy',"a m az al. sf were present ih-m--Iv..
u" remove az doubt. IA - u,,, -,
Us We h-f-by sk-e rehsns- every s9eh mt ,nsn, &c.. ,v
n-t, % the pstch- !. not ..t-s-i
Hy p~f.pn shl< information On .. ,h> ,,, mas
ing tasiI adiI r-t to n ,:,Inrsr a a.,
ii-om No t0s Wa -hn
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STRATTON'S OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.

let all the Iney can
FOR selling Prizes STRArToss
Dawn Mo-. OF Mosonraia Lottery, Errs g, Nov. ssrh
Is "a I'll 10 IS - IS 10 20 IL ~ ST e.
1ek.s Nos rs - 81 aui ~ % P.izes sold
and paid by sTRArrN
Drawn No. OF AeIandria Iotl.ry Erira 2sa-Noy "a.
&c - IS 6l 10 = So So CO Al 81
Tickets Nos rs So and IS &c o. prizes ana
paddy STRATUM
Lrswn Go.. Of Alexandra Lottery. Class IS Nov 2g,h:
81 So 81 IS ~ ~ 81 60 Is IS 2 So 10
ps~~" Me- % ts--i..ss I-nltsry. Extra 10 Dec 1.
% 81 20 ~ % - ~ &c IS ~ sc 81
Ticket Nos. 40 % d. more piize sold and paid by
Susiton.
PRhFLN0 RECEI1ED EVERY DAY 1T l O'CLOCK
Sl2,CO0 10000
Tue,dAy-A-Iandria Ss6. RIra CapH.s SI2 600 10 600
5000 10 Of 1000 &C 1s Nos IL drawn wboes hsve. so
quarters les
$4,000. 5000.
Observation-Disclosures, ss7 EIua Capitalists 600 5000
iteO 1900 100 rs Ms u drawn Ticker. a. So
halves IS; qrs. GA cts.
$4,000. 10000!
Thur-ay-AIe andra ass. Extra Capitals: $50 600 10 o0o
500 2soo 1000 1900 10 2OUO Nos Is drawn Wbo,
$40 halves 5: quarters $50.
$4,000, 1000
acknowledgements. No Co. RItra Capta. $4,000 1000 3Ia
ESQ 10 Of loo DC IS Nos IL drawn. wholes halves So
quarters IS cts
$780, $500
taurd-y-AeIaBdris, a9o. EIus Capta 800 $500 1000
81 Of 900 ke u Nos 10 drawn. wboes $50 halves IS
quarters 6!I cts.
$4,000, 10000!
For Monday MotnLg-Ai-Iandna 90 Capis $50 600
10000 5000 5000 1000 iy0o 1900 Of 500 Of
1900, OF 1850, 500 &c rs No. ~ drawn wboe.
SlO; halves S; quarters 2.SB
Buyer referred which are rerst.red
Al the Once as proof Of what has been every
drawing Continues to nerea's the number sod aud
" Orders for eerhSAes
Schemes and in all Lotteries will be promptly attended TO- and
drawing sent WHOM requested.
Please address orders n STRATUM
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETS
taIrosIEp Ase ooaarerss rwics A WIZ no. ,., : ).

-. .ss.l
DrctssER I, lS45.
T0BACCO.-There 10 but little Inspecting or...,,,
ally ilhd. Of new Lug. 4. offered which .ei. from 30
% $3.50. '
fLouR.-Reesips have been heavy during the week.
ana pfee- nave hue'u.'ed from 81 SCI Within the
osy OF Two the market has been heavy 1t Ga and buy
W,tr - ''s.e"on'
"nhhi-has declined to 100 l35 cents for b, =,
CiITN.us
n - LS-tt 10 a}e.
~ ioN-ots " cents.
an Ao-imperis and Gunpo~def 75c. 10 q so: Black
oOaI5c. N''0~' $3.50
CANDLES sos,,u an. ,o.
Patent lie; Tsiow lO.i2I. ' WV nun
COFFEE-Rio 63aSc; L.su.vt. 7,,sI. q, Do,;,.o
6},0; Java l03slle.
HERDS GRASS-s7lc 70 n
TIMOTHY Do-as ne, h..t.,
CLOVER sEED-In demand. $3.50.
fISIi-Now No I Sh.d s5I3i III, ~
rings sell In small parcels from ,ote =, sIi
lRGN-To.dsy the price Of Pig Metal h. un.e,,l.d nv
English news-P,g Metal sa3 ,n sai. E,,l ~, az ~,
Sweden eY23 S95; Tredegsr q 100: Coan,,v Re-, ssn
LIME-Si psr cargo.
MoLASSES-N. Orleans 25a27e; Porto Rico o1.o6i.
Cubs 22.2Gc.
OlL-Winer strained oil bes, los cts: Fall .r,ineJ
s0s55; Whale in bbls. 44e.
pRoVlSlONS-Bseon (hog round) Western s.s{c.;
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NEGRO HIRING Il GENERAL AGENCY.
IINHE Subscribers land pariicnIarly the elder of

'U'hE subscrlDers (and particularly the elder OF
- tbem) have been number years engaged
In the business OF General Agents. IN the city OF the
erlecton Of chin. of svsry description
periodicals and renting and
ling real property In town county, hiring
eir hires aud dsposnr of them at public private
They uperniend through the all
and In special being prompt
" furnished with and proper medical They
purchase slaves commission tbY
vices In that Po lle sjy nenatOs perform with
fidelity and Dispatch whatever business them
they refer TO ihs erIns Of Reba'ond generally
tue following gentlemen.
Gen1 WIN Lambert, Mayor Peyon. ws Richprdsop James
v Hesh, Auditor Geo w Munfod WIN Thomas Ritehe Co
rardin Davis Psasants Gs1ahs William sands Nicboas
Wills john Rutherford Andrew Stevenson Patton F.m M
James Webb, Bacon Baskerville Sterling Crmp Archd Pes
syH's Wlsins HAra James Csskic, John Hot John
Tate Dunlop Moneure Co. Geo Boosef Ply Tho.
4 Cha's File.
W Ofos Main Street shove Bgrcr, Lottery ud,e,
whee one OF both 81 always Be found during
hours a
NB-Apphes ns nom the couGtfy mir
would their giving on or before
TIE 2Sh Of December aud BY sending or
fore that day Or ~ soon practicable thereafter.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-02
wAsHIi JGToN HENRY ACADEMY

MS. H. DUNroN Phn. Of Male Depart
Mrs sJDUsToN, Pm Of Female Depart
VNHB present session Of this Institution will
- slose witt public eramnaion he'd December 18Th
which the pairns Of the Academy Gens Of Literature
gene ally repeatedly invited o attend
The exercises of the ensuing on the 18Th
Janusy AMI Close the 10Th December fslsaoStns vaea
uon Of month between the snd fan.
rERNs-BosTi ian BE- had with Principal including u,oa
atsioo, payable scstsnnualy w advance.
TUfriONPor reading writing principles ~ geogra
ply, EGG Grammar snd Authmstto $50.
For The higher branches Of E Science, Mathematical Latin
sc $50. '
for French an charge Of $40.
Music on The Pisno, 81 the tsschaSs eharges.
Address the Pm. at Riehmona Va
THos a. TINsLEY
deR-wew' Pres. gosrd Trustees.
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