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9urb 9trbeit 40 81
80 80
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9urlb 2lrbsit 26 "a
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mifIIcnsrs, @sbalt, NnW. $3.50 90
Scfspb Sitter, ,ecurtsSdrsisr 4ufss
ber bs6 @purtbaufes, llbr unb 2trtis
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mifIionsr, 900 Sage $500 90
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s Sharman Do 104 Sage l56 90
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Die Neaerehe pauline. ,pelbe Wabame
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For lhe correction Of errors in certain criminal

For the correction of errors in certain criminal
proceedings;
Concerning Centre Warehouse, in the town OF
Petersburg" --(opposed BY Messrs BROADUS
of Culpeper and BOLLlNG--sustaiued by Mr.
THOMPSON of Dinwiddie, and passed--57 to
40-Mr. BOILING having called the ayes and
noes }
For the relief of the heirs Of Alexander Hen
derSon--(sustaine BY Messrs. BROADUS Of
Culpeper and STEPHENSON-and opposed BY
Messrs HAYS and GOODSON;)
Amending the act entitled, an act reducing into
one the several acts to regulate the solemnizaton
of marriages, &C., passed March |, 1872
To authorize the appointment of Inspectors Of
Tobacco in the town OF Curdsville, in the county
OF Buckingham; and asserting to The purchase
made BY the United States Of piece Of land in
the county of Chesterfield for an Arsenal.
The engrossed bill Concerning Edward S.
Gay" Lieutenant in the Public Guard, refund
ing to him the three months pay, in which amour,
he had been fined by Court Martial, being on
its passage, Mr.. WATTS opposed, and Messrs
LANlER, McRAE of H. and COOKE sustained
its passage. The bill was rejected-42 to As;
Mr. LACY having asked the ayes and noes
On motion of Mr.. TAYLOR of Norfolk b.
rough, the bill extending the jurisdiction OF JUS
tees of the Peace, on its first reading, was laid on
the table.
The bill relinquishng the Commonwealth in
terest in the Prices and Cumberland Gap Turn
pike Road 10 the counties through which the same
passed, was explained and supported BY Mr.
FRENCH, and ordered TO be engrossed
Many bills were read first and second times
On motion of Mr.. LACY,
The House adjourned
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:, - General politics, am opposed
With reea.u smn,upd ofexpediency and consul
- ,s aIG1 10 70 national "0n'sd incorporation .
s,us 40 the distribution OF the iano
sn op OPP The states, and to the assumption '
na among si,s BY the General Government nn shane
., Stale aeu ,seS 10 undue taxation IN any snap
am opfos.,Ilv 70 the policy "otrofcef,on jor az
mi ea"";eei,cn,' although would mol LAY
sac saTs upon any great interest o. 's '0''
| r. ..s 10 the iritof"Nativism," Or thai
am Oppose ssnI, denv 10 Lafayette, hoselusso
spi1t whifn T SraSse Sieuben, and host OF otne'
IL Kalb, pe o, nbo fought by our side in the ne.
esani spirits w and the privileges OF citizenship
among as favor Of the i~ms nt aoVernmen,a
: aiA and A. The extension OF gu
mantle over o.ssJKS Polk and, a, this time, Jas
,ons and will no! coun'en ar,en s Of IL,
Polk az aV ual. Of any portion or or M
lion on u; nary to coerce his coulSe, ~ :
Demos'ss;amo from the suggestions Oh i's own " "
swerve nun "'''' ~,
dom. -. concerns am in favor OF the o. or
As to s'ate heuer School System In.ousn mn; ;ne
ganza'ien ,S =. Government, or through .ne a'''o
seon o. .' g far as The same is prac'lcaphe rs. nj
Of COUNTIES ro e, Of DENYING 10 all persons ,ae
lam IN law, IN, once al an election ana con-, ON
rege OF voting Du' Ne S cast in The county or town
s ,hs ,r,ual residence otthe vosl &C ,ne right O
j me a!su Savor Of the extension OF NE h.s heer
am IN favor s,. White male citizen, who mas peer
SllIdSC w ,r town IN NuRH -
re resident xs s nss sSsD and BEEN regularly enrolled
in The militia decidedly in favor Of adherIng 10 .ns
and an ss Iys basis Of representation in east
EN- Virginia. ..o,f,,,,v
lam very : Your obedient servant;
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARKETs-FrBRuAny 20


Wholesale Prices Current
ToBAcco.-Former rates are fully supported
receipts have increased this week, and there
seems to be much animation in the market
We quote Lugs, ST. IS 9 Is; common Leaf, 3 q
4 so; for stemming and common manufacturing
purposes, 6 :; fine manufacturing, none in mar.
ket-would command to $40. Good 81 a s
scarce.
FLouR-$4 SIG A..
WnEAT-93 IS cents. Prime 81 per bushel
CoRN-38 40 cents per bushel-scarce.
OArs-25 cents from Railroad and Wagons.
OFrAL-B ran,9 c.; Shorts, l2A c.; Brown Stuff,
0c.; Ship Stuff. % 25 c.
CorToN-Fair quality, ST.
CoTToN YARNs-Richmond and Manchester
Nos: 5 TO IL, l6 G; from ~ 10 l8, Tic.
WOODS 80 c.
FEATHERs-30 80 cents.
LEATHER-Marked good light weights, IA. a
l5 middle do, l3s a IA; heavy, l3; damaged, l2s
1874 c.
HiDEs-Green, ia Sc cured; Spanish, 10 a IS
BAcoN-Stock light. New Virginia cured s,
1T; Baltimore and Western Sides, Gs; Shout
ders 81.
LARD-Ncw, II a I. cents per lb.
BUTTER-Mountain, 10 Is G.; FRESH l6 a IS
FlsH-Herrings, No. l, 81; No. 9, 3 50; gross
3; Shad, 50 a Z; Mackerel, No. l, IL so; No 2
9a9 so. Stock very small.
CnEEsE-6. a I.
CHocoLATE-St a9c.
STARcH-T! &c.
SueARs-Sales of ST. Croix, at auction at :,
9; Porto Rico, 5; II; New Orleans, 4 ST.
LOAF SUGAR-Single loaf, l0tall double re-
fined, IL; l2.; lump do, 81 al0.
MoLAssEs-New Orleans, in bbls, % 25; P
Rico, 25 26; Trinidad, 25 els.
CoFFEE.-Laguira, II; Rio, Ga a 4 Cuba, Ga a
"a. ST Dominion = a ii. lava a l0l
TEAs-Imperial and Gunpowder Sc cts. a 81 2C
per ID; Black SO 62.
SpIRlrs-Baltimore Whiskey in bbls, IS c.
hhds, % 23l; Virginia apple brandy, 42i a
45 cents; Peach Brandy, 60 80 cts. N. Z. Rum
in bbls % % cts.
SALr-From the Wharf, 81 60, Liverpool filled
from Stores, 81 IS a 10.
CANDLEs-Spermacct 80 33; patent tallow
ID. IA; mould, 8 a 10! ; adaman,ine, 81; dia
plane, %.
Om.s-Winter Sperm 81 90 a l 05; Whal,
As CTS; Linseed, oOa s., per gallon; Tanners do.
SIP IL per Dbl.
SoAp-Lec's, 81; Colgae's 81 a cents
white and variegated, ~ II.
FLAxsgEp-Sl 20per bush.
BsEswAx-25 a % els. perlb.
lRoN-Up Country bar, S71I a 3d. Trc'legar
so 90; SwedeS 50 90; English, G5 90 Pig
/ 81 so.
NAILs-Assor,ed, 4sa5 cts. per ID.
SHor-Va. Wylhe Shot Tower $; Youle's, s..
LEADS 5, C.
LlMg-From Dock 50 a IS cents
PLAsrgR-Lump, at Rockets, by the cargo, $:
s. 3 50-scarce.
CoAL-lO 10 IS els. per bnshel; Clover Hi
Company 20 els.
LUMpER-Clear white pine $50 3d. refuse
clear 2o; merchantabe Is a l5 refuse II !:
per NJ; one inch pine plank from 10 10 II pei
M; three quarter inch pine plank II 10 II!
iloorng rough, from % TO .; dressed 80 IS
jos,s 90; Two inch plank 20; weather boarding
| 1910 ID
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EOIFAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.

EOLEAN OR ORGAN PIANO FORTE.
TIME undersigned having been appointed By
Messrs NUNS 81 Clark, of New York,
Agent in this CITY for The sale Of the newly in
vented EOLEAN PIANO FORTES, offers for
The inspection of the public one OF these insru-
ments, which he has this day received per schoon-
or Courier
This truly wonderful improvement, which has
excited public attention throughout this country
and England, has not been over estimated in lis
advantages in the numerous editorial remarks
which have spontaneously appeared in The public
prints.
The combination OF the Organ, with the Piano
Forte, is desideratum long sought Tor. The IN
ventor. Mr.. o. NJ. Coleman, has successfully con-
summaied This combination, Attending to the per-
former the facility OF producing The tones oil
either or both instruments at will. lis appllca-
lIon, in no degree, mpairs the tonch tone, or con-
slruciion OF the Piano Fortes, and the simplicity
OF rs mechanism warrants the assertion, tnal II
will remain perfect for many years, at the same
time aiiording facilities for tuning the Piano Forte
The Eoean can be attached 10 any modern
made Piano Forte, at an expense OF from SlOO 10
$50 according TO the number OF keys, III addition
10 the expenses of transportation
The undersigned is prepared 10 receive ORDERS
for the Eolean Piano Fores, or 10 have the former
instrument attached
Also received by the same Packet, Two Piano
Fortes from the above superior makers, WnIch
viii he sold at a reduction from former prices,
mon az GOOD terms as can be had elsewhere, and
warranted 10 be al least equal il not SUPERIOR 10
any manufactured in the United States.
'''>' P. Fl. TAYLOR,
Feb. Music Store, opposite the Banks.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL,
WASHINGTON cjIU.

TINE Subscriber having removed from his old
Il stand the Exchange Hotel, 10 the Granite
Buildings, now the UNITED STATES HO-
TEL, on Pennsylvania avenue, between Third
aud t'our-and-a-k streets, one block from the
Railroad depot, respectfully solicits portion OF
the public patronage Henow has associated with
him Mr. James II. Birch, of Washington City.
The "UNlTED STATES" as regards local.
IT, as the most eligible Hotel in the city, and one
oflhe most commodious in the Union. II IS but
about two minutes walk from the Railroad Depot,
and five from The Capitol, and has accommoda-
tons for three hundred boarlers.
No labor or expense has been omitted to anti
cipate the wants OF both temporary and perma-
nent customers. From our establishment at
Plney Point, on The Potomac, We will be constant
Is supplied with abundance uf fresh fish and oy-
slers, and our larler stocked with every rarity the
market affords
Sincerely thankful for the past tavors which
liberal public have ever shown him, he soliclts
continuance of their patronage, ami he promises
that his efforts and those OF his partner, shall be
unceasing in studying and providing torthe com
fort Of those who may make the United States
Hotel their home THOMPSON TYLER.
WASHINGTON D c. Nov l9-tf
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YALuARLE AGRICuLTURAL WORKS

VALUABLE AGRICULTURAL WORKS
TINE Farmers Encyclopedia and Dictionary
i Of Rural Aifairs--embracing all the most
recent discoveries in Agricultural Chemistry
adapted 10 the comprehension OF unscientifc
readers--illuslrated b. numerous engravings Of
Animals Implements, and other subjects, interest
ing 10 The grcullurist--By Cu'hbert w. John
son, Esq, F. R. s., &c.
Johnslons Lectures on The applications OF
Chemistry and Geology 10 Agriculture.
Leibig's Agricultural Chemistry, Muck
Manual for Farmers by Saml L. Dana, for
sale by NASH & WOODHOUSE.
Feb %
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SECOND SUPPLY OF SPRING DRY
GOODS

Thursday iMorning, February 20h lsf5.
D Fl. JENKINS has receivedlhis week. and
N. is now opening, 100 Packages Fresh
Spring Goods which will be sold al very reduced
prices for cash, or on time for city accepianccs:
1000 pieces Calicoes, prices from G, s. ~ and
ia cents to The finest made
Furniture Calicocs, Dimilies, and Cotton
Frinees
New style Plaid Ginghams
Great bargains in Cotton ShiIlinss and Sheet
ings
Irish Linens, Diapers and Towellings
Lisle Edsings, Laces, and Worked Trim
mings
1000 pieces Silk and Cotton Pocket Hdkfs
Apron and Furniture Checks, new styles
100 bales Cotton Oznaburgs-great bargains
Handsome black, figured and plain Silks; also,
selling off at very reduced prices all his fancy
colored Silks, for Ladies' day and evening
dresses.
The extensive assortment OF Goods on hand al
This time, just opened, will enable those in want
of cheap and fresh Dry Goods, 10 secure many
bargains, by Wholesale or retail, al
Feb. 20 r. II. JENKINS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-20
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
The subscriber offers for sale The Farm on
which he resides, situated in the county of Camp
BELL Immediately above The Town of Lynchburg
The tract contains about 500 acres OF land, and
consists of 700 acres or more, lying between
James river and Blackwater creek, (Which forms
one orthe present boundaries oithe Town, and two
islands in the river, running parallel with the
main body Of the land the one containing about
80. and the other between 60 and 20 acres. Four
hundred and sixty acres OF the tract are cleared.
and in cultivaton-lhe balance is in woods, and
a large portion Of it heavily iimbered OF the
cleared land, lis acres Gncusive of the island,)
are James river oW-grouDds, 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 to the growth oi The different staples. and
is rapidly improving.
The dwelling house is a large and commodi-
Gus brick building, with eight rooms above stairs
and convenient cellar beneath. The oul-huuses
belonging to the dwelling are well located, Of sub
s,an,ial materials, and in good repair. The place
has on it an overseer's house, barn, and athe ne
cessary farm-houses. There is also on the pre-
misses in immediate proximity 10 The town, a
Ware.h house formerly used for The inspection of
Tobacco, which, with some slight repairs, might
be placed in condition suitable for the same pIlr-
pose.
four tracts, each having a fair 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, TO suit the views Of persons wishing 10 pur-
chase The island will also be sold separately,
if demanded.
A minute description Of the place is deemed
unnecessary, as those who wish to purchase, will
no doubt, make enquiry and examination for
themselves.
The terms will be made known on application
TO the subscriber. The place will be shown TO
such as may wish TO purchase, by The subscriber
or the manager, Mir. P H. Ryan, residing on the
farm. VIM. DANIEL, Jr.
If the tract is sold entire, possession will be
given the 18th November next, and crop OF
Whea, 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-cWtf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-20
WHITE PLAINS FOR SALE.

TIME subscriber wishing TO remove from the
vicinity OF Fredericksburg offers tor sale
one of The most desirable residences in The State
Including 20 Acres Of Highly Improved Land
To most persons in this section OF the country,
minute description ofhis property is unneeessa-
ry-sutiice it 10 say, that the Dwelling House IS
in complete opler, containing 8 large rooms, a
Green House, two large Poricos, the floor OF one
Of which is laid with marble-lwo spacious Gel
lars with fire places. The grounds about The
and are ornamenled BY variety OF flowers, trees
and shrubbery. On the premises are two large
Cisterns-a We'll of good water-a large and
handsomely laid-off Garden-all the usual out
houses and number OF Fruit Trees, bearing the
very best Fruit.
mediately on the Rappahannock River, known
by the name of BowlcTs--containns 900 Acres,
more or less, with good Dwelling House, in
which there is a good Dry Goods Store and
post Office. The stand, for Store, is deemed
the hest in that section. The River abounds in
Fish and Oysters. About half OF this tract is in
cntiyalion. The balance is heavily timbered.
~ Bargains in the above valuable Property
NAV be had, by communicating with the sub
scriber at Fredericksburg.
JAM I7-2awtlM M. l. LfNCa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-02-20
EXCHANGE HOTEL.

Exchange Place, BALIIWORE.
JNHE subscriber respectfully announces 10 his
i friends and the public, that he has purchased
Mr.. ERASTUS COLEMANS interest," and
become sole lessee OF the above Establishment.
The Hotel is located convenient to all the
PRINCIPAL STEAMBOAT LANDINGS
and RAILROAD DEPOTS, and offers every
inducement for comfort The rooms are large
and air., and furnished in style not surpassed
by any similar establishment in the United
States.
From the experience the Proprietor has had in
the management ola FIRST CLASS HOTEL,
he halters himselflhat every department Of the
Establishment will be conducted in style to
please those who may iaver him with call
Dec. 5-clOt JOHN WEST.