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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
THURSDAY MORNING. JANUARY 2a, 1915.

We may hear" Fellow citizens assem-
bled as we are upon this interesting coca
sion, impressed with the truth and beau
ty"-"dse Of beauty, fare Thee WE'LL
eThe quality Of mercy $ not strained
Magma reritas CT preuate5tf -" Truth
is potent, and"--"most potent, grave and
reverend signiors"-
oh now you weep. and perceive you feel
The dint Of pity: these are gracious drops.
Kind souls, what weep you, when you behold
Our Gears vesture woundedi"--
"Hai hal hai'--and broke out u fit
Of most horrible laughter, as ! thought OF
the mince-meat particulars OF my locera-
ted jscket.
Ia the meantime, the water had got
we'll up towards my shoulders; and while
| was shaking and vibrating upon my
uncertain fool.hold. | ielt the cold nose of
the captain of the band snubbing against
my side. Desperately, and without any
definite object, struck a; one OF his eyes,
and by some singular fortune cut II out
clean from the socket. The shark dart
ed back, and halted. 10 en- instant, hope
and reason came TO my relief /; and occur,
red to me that, il | could only blind the
monster, might yet escape. According
ly stood ready for the next attack. -
The loss of an eye did not seem 10 effect
him much, Tor after shaking his head once
or twice, he came up TO me again; and
when he was about half an inch off, turn.
ed upon his back. THIS was the critical
moment. With mos! unaccountable pre-
sence of mind, laid hold of his nose with
my lief: hand, and with my right, ! scoop.
ed out his remaining organ OF VISION
He opened his big mouth, and champed
his long teeth at me, in despair. But it
was all over with him. raised my right
foot and gave him hard shove, and he
gided off into deep water, and went 10
the bottom.
Well, gentlemen, suppose you'd think
it a hard story, but il 10 none the less fact,
that served every remaining one OF nlne-
teen sharks 10 the same fashion. They all
came up to me, one by one. regularly and
in order; and | scooped their eyes out,
and gave them shove, and they went Of
into deep water, just like SO many lambs.
By The time had scooped out and blind
ed couple Of dozen Of them, they began
to seem so scarce that thought | would
swim for the island, and fight the rest for
fun on the way but just then Tim Titus
hove in sight, and it had got to be almost
dark, and concluded to get aboard and
rest myself.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
THURSDAY, January 8, 1915.
SENATE.

Mr.. Choste presented a memorial from
T. II. Perkins and large number OF cit
izens Of Boston, asking the Senate to re-
jecl al propositions for the annexation of
Texas to the United States, as long as
the same is a slave-holding Territory.
MIR. Huntingdon presented memorial
OF like tenor from Connecticut.
Mr.. Archer presented number of
memorials from New York and Pennsyl-
vania, praying reform 10 the Naiurali-
cation Laws.
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

A PosER.-A would-be prophet down
south lately said, 10 one of his sermons,
that she was sent to redeem the world
and all things therein" Whereupon
native pulled out two five dollars bills of
broken hank, and asked him TO fork
over the specie Tor them.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
New Drug, Confectionery,
AND GROCERY STORE,

in the room for many years occupied by Adam
Young, on Queen Street. His assortment Of the
several articles in his line, although not full at the
present time, will be found to contain those which
beneficial to the sic and pleasing TO the taste;
and besides, his charges very moderate. He
therefore confidently invites the patronage of the
public as the quality of his assortment and the low
charges which he will make must certainly meet
the public appreciation. All who disposed to
patronise a beginner in business, and who regard
economy, should give him call. Among his goods
Mt present NAV be found
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

A weak mind is always conjuting up
misiortunes, and makes itself wfetched
before its time,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
81 % lu M C S

TT is with pleasure that the undersigned, who
III has recently returned to his native place, in-
forms his friends and the public that he has open
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
TWENTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
corrsspondenee Of he BaleimOre Patriot.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 6, ls45.
SENATE.

Mr.. Buchanan presented petition
from citizens OF Gettysburg, Pennsylss.
MA, asking reduction ofpostage and the
abolition Of the Thanking privilege.
Mr.. Merrick, in pursuance of notice,
introduced the following bills, viz:
A bill 10 provide for the transportation
OF tho Mail between the United States and
foreign countries.
Also n joint resolution TO regulate the
making OF contracts for transporting the
Mail over railroads.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

WNTlNDOW GLASS--Assorled sizes, for sale
w cheap by
Nov. o. WM. n. HESLETINE e. co
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

UNAlNT BRUSHES--A large assortment OF va
rious sizes Also Hair and Cloth Brushes,
from IS cts to s. so. Also, Sash Tools for sale by
Nov. 90 VIM. II. HESLETINE e. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
NEW BAROvCi FOR SALE.

FNNHE subscriber has for sale new. finely hn-
Il i,hed BAROUCH, for one or two horses,
which he will sell very low.
Sept, 10, lSi4-6 DANL. 5. WHITE
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

Acid Muratic, : " Guiacum,
Ntiic, z itagacahtn'
" Suiphuric, Indigo,
=" Oxalic, Z Ink Powder-bik.
Z" Tartare, Liquorice Ball,
Arsenic, Luciter Matches,
Balssm Gopsfya, Musk,
Bark Lima, ) Mustard Ground,
refuvian' WAGE
Blacking Paste, Nu,megs.
borax kehneo, Sol Cioves,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

NT A.ROoT'S COPY-BOoKS-For sale by
Ns NM. II. HESLErINE e. co.
Nnv.mber % Druggists.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

MALAGA GRAPES--Just received and for
1vl sale by
Nov. 90 VIM. II. HESLETINE g. co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
Pen KMiCeS.

A LARGE assortment, OF various Kinds an'
IN qualities, for sale chespby
Nav % WIN a. HESLErlNE & co.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23

|ORN PLASTER Sir Asterly CooPer's Corn
u Plaster, an infallible cure for COINS, for sale
by WIN. II. HESLETlNE s. co.
November %
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-01-23
Flag Seed Candy,

4 y agreeable article for coughs &C. used as
IN the ordinary candy, foe sale by
Nov % VIM. H. HESLETtNE & co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

prizes OF Sl2O 100 Of 1000. So Of 6OO so Of 500 &c
Sc.-smounung TO over one million 81 dollar. TIL,
20 dolar; halves 10; quarters package OF 26 rbole
Tickets $500, less the price Of Tickets 60 which We
variant To draw back s23s cost Of certificate s222-
shares IN proportion.
10000 DOLLARS in G pr res Of 10000,
Grsnd Consolidated LOTTERY Cisss No T. to he drawn
on Saturday, January 2lth. 1916. rs Nos, IL d,avr
Grand Capitals: 6 prizes Of $4,000 eseh. 1 Of 5 900
300. $500, l,sOO. LOO. 1900. 800 400. 1910
HOO, 20 Of 1000, so Of 4Ol 200 Of 200 &c &c Tel
os so; halves S; quarters $50
~ Persons ordering by the package sny Of the above
can deduct the price II three Tickets.
The Tickets the above Lotteries are received and al ~
addressed to Ne vii meet the prompt and sonhnt.I ,u
'"'''' ""'"
rWe hsve evcy Day Joueri,s from to 60 and hon ,,
lance made TO a. large snail will tb M,
popular Lotteries on md ' ''''
pThe drawings when requested to an who ors,, from,
~ 49, -, TR.H. ECO
RJon AZ eusr' enclosing CAsH Pnre Tess,. The pc,,.
as usual need not ~ rad Y, es-'
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q BURRUss' LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 6
~. south Street. Richmond.

bUkRUSS LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 6,
~. souih i4th Street Richmond.
Splendid Lotteries for December.
For Tuesday-Delaware Lottery, class 3O5. Prizes
$4,000. 1900. $50. 3i3 so, SO OF $50, &C. IS Nos IA
drawn. Tickets 80.
For Wednts tay-Pokomoke Lottery, cla.s 254 Prizes
$40 900, lu0Uo $500, $500. l.0i. of 1900, 20 OF
1000, &c. &c Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets IS.
Also, Delaware Lottery, class 3O6 Capitals-lOOO
1000, &c. 66 Nos. 10 drawn. Tickets 81
For Thursdsy-Pokomoke Lottery, class No e55-a
capitals of $4,000. 5000, 5000. &c. rs Nos 10
Tickets IS.
For Fhday-capitas, $4,000. 4OOO 3OOO &c. rs Nos.
IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Also. Delaware Lottery, class 3Os. Pri1es-slOOO.
1000, 6OO &c. IS Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 81
For Satur5ay-Pokomoke Lottery, class No. e6s-
fn1es-SI5OO, $500 1900 1900, lll6 5 OF 5OO &c
as Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81.
FOR Saturday Evening Drawing received by Sundays
Mail-Pokomoke Lottery, class No. 25S. Przes-Sl2-
OOO 3OO0 1850, 10 Of 500, 10 VI $780, 400 of 60 &c
10 Nos. Is drawn Tickets 81.
Also, Delaware Lottery, class No. $40. Capital $4,000.
| &C Nos. IL drawn. Tickets 81.
Orders for packages certificates single tickets in anv
OF the above lotteries will be promptly attended TO and
the drawings forwarded as received. Address
- CICERO BURRUsS,
Rlch nond Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
ohN W. CLARkE'S CELEBRATED PRIZE or.
" ucs. lith street Richmond Va.
GrSHd Capitals for D,csn5,r

Akrndfs Lottery Csss 60 to draw 9Th December ,pi,,.
s'oE lFOVe 5000 $685. IS Of 1000 &e Tisst no
settncsie Of package costs eitl-sharrs in p,,rott
" Ories r Tickets abd Shares OF P,ct,,..
" TIE Shove srerdd Lotteries receive the ms, r,
Won and an aeeount o. each Drawing ssn umsi,.I ar
yer It's over ee Of postage. order on ueAJdc..
~b JOHN N. CJAsKE, RieAmosd Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
ROYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,

H0YT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Richmond, Wa.
LUCK AT HOYT'S.
Drawing OF Alexandria Class n. drawn 18th Octob-r:
90 SIS 81 So 10 30 Is ~ 20 Is IS % 60
Capital OF s5o-oO0i sold by the Prime Seller,
HOYT.
Nos 9 3 60. $4,000 sod and paid BY lucky HoYT
% Aedres all orden foe Capals O truly lucky
ID. MHoYT
Note the following Schemes and Immediately:
Drawing Of Monongsla Lottery. Class No. a.:
10 Al 40 10 l2 Is 80 7 50
AleIandrii Extra. Glass No. 302:
81 50 IS - AZ 81 IL 10 Is &c
Alexandra. Class No. "a:
IL Is IS 10 81 l3 48 - &c 50 so &C
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
Aetandria Lottery Class 60 draw 27th Capital
s3ssSt l2ooo 5000 5000 rs Tickets So
Aeerheae OF package costs si4o-shaes proportion.
Ps Persons visiting the should II in want
money.
py Tickets in all the Lotteries advertised by Gregory Co.
constantly on hand Orders enclosing
ed To with pompDsss and Lotteries when
requested Tn all who order OF D. NJ. UoYr Rehmopd
Richmond. December /, Is45.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
lotteries.

G. GREGORY & CO., MANAGER, No.
u ioI Mss a'eet Ricbnosd Va.
OF reAst t,har. No. 81 Capital Pf1- OF 900
In Aierantna Lis'y No gal Extra. rh December
WAS ,'ni 10 this oness 'od By W. r. TURPN Rh
moni. Va. A. NJ
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR DECEMBER.
81 29t DOLLARS.
ALEXANDRIA LUTrERY Cls., ~ ist5, b. drawn in
Alexandria, Dc, Saturday, December 9th.
GSand Scheme.
prizs Of s3s2st I pr1- Of sso73
1000 IS 1000
1000 100
5000 ke.
Tickets sio-Bav.. s-oa,rtet.2 So
Certacatss Of Packages OF &c wboes, $40
z" Halves.
Do do. &c
ORDERS for Tickets and share
above Splendid Lottery prompt attention. and
an account Of the Drawing viii be
10 all who order from Address To
J. g. GREGORY l. Co, Managers
no 2o-d&e2aw richmond, Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
G. BRINCKRRHOoE,s
HEALTH REST0R ATIVE

VIE practical OF the Health Restorative being IN r..v.
and cure those most hazardous ago nzrg Of the
Consumption Liver Complaint Coughs Colds and Pain
IN the side and Chest Is considered both proper thai
be ina lie more particularly relating properties In
he hrs' place fortunately eompounde: native herbs
ana roots and has sought Aid f
dangerous mineral preparations which only PALATE nj In. hest
instead OF curing disease The Of nur
vegetable, eorroboaed by testimony Of the eminent DR.
'hion OF New York who aeTa careful ard minute
hde'ds the truth Of IT, and ensrusy stops on that
point fnher the pompness Of the Of this medicine
without doubt Unparalleled shows energetic action in era
deans disease and then h'ang part thai the transition nu
impaired and ene lied health conVaesenee and
conclusive The happiness being Of such nm
pounoed beneh TOO great TO this 10 circulate
as heretofore within narrow limits proprietor
mas made such arrangements With his that the
dy can be reached by all The continual Accession OF eeGrs
stating the most touching Of disease happily eu
the possibility OF their being published extent hut vet ,by
are len at the Office OF the General Agent examination
The following eer6eaie from Chiffon the v.lltnoun
New York Chenis; "
u have anaJzrd bottle OF medicine called &c
hea ReEioraye' and hndtha contain Mercury n,
any other metallic opium any Of is form, II
e'mPo'edof vegetable matter entirely"
JAWS r. CmLToS NJ. D.
n.,..s @ BRiNCKERHoFF, Proprietor, ~ Y
Principal ohhee, $50 Broome Street. New YofS
po- For sale by the Agents
~ GAYNOR woon m ~,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

-s.a EOR BOSTON.-The regular packet schr w.
~ IL W.WYER, Capt RYDER having most Of her
,uo engaged wiz 'a on tomorrow snd ESQ
seco. Apply 70
ss@ JAMES FISHERS Sons
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mo- THE PuRIIC

GIVE MY ARTICLES TRIAL AND JUDGE PoR YOUR
SELF WARRANT THEM ALL To BE AS REPRE-
SCENTED OR THE MONEY REFUNDED!
wv EAU LUsTKAL HAIR REsrORATIyEI
'INiilS universally approved and admired art-
Gle free from ardent Spis pungent other
oueve materials clears the hair eHpodtcusy renders
uhy bright and d,ate fragrance on the aore
h washed win IN Extract soon becomes peasngy
utufant In sgowth and will positively IN Hair on
BahHeads by its and hair that
turning fiog by the SPIRIT other Improper
natural color and hrsn
ey bya few Applications OF the Eau LusTR.L-
ha pre-crvave against BaIdnsss ard cure in al
sfec o the IA Head DandruG
the telling OF Of the hair and turning gay
EVlDENCE-Nstuc 10 an ineIhauaabie mine, 10 which er
and Ftuy always find 10 that source
alone which produces all tina calls which he
would do letter. perhaps to name adaptations.
For sale Wholesale and retail by
JULES HAUBf,, Chemist and Perfuuner.
&c South Third Street, below Chssuut
And by my Agents. Nsn Street L. Giner, A. DuvaiS Go r.
" Duvai, DOquesne. sboekoe Hin: N. Z1ehr.on W. n
Dornln. PETERSBURG: BraRgs Thomas A. Co
pr Premiums awarded Frnnkiin Institute. A. 92-1n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

STRATTON'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
lie, all the say what tney can.
For selling Prizes SrRArTor's the
Drawn Nos. of Monongsa Lottery. Al Dec 18th:
"a ~ so % 50 g. 4s IL I9 80 Al g.
Half TieketNOs. So "a,
do do "l9 IS So
do IS "a,
do - g Al,
four more prizes in one Lottery, sold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Numbers Of Monong,lia Lottery, AZ. Dec. 10.
10 IL 40 10 l2 Is 80 So
Ticket Nos. IL 80 So more capital cold and paid
oy STRATTON.
Drawn numbers OF Alexandra Lottery Cla.. 4s Dec Doth
II is IS 40 81 i3 AZ 81 26 50 60 &C
Drawn numbers Of Leesbure Lottery, Glass AZ Dec 22nd:
l2 A 10 20 81 80 20 81 40 % - Is 40.
Half Ticket numbers 81 ~ 49, One more Capital,
sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
nRdWLSo REcEUED EVERY D.sT 1T 1 O'CLOCK
$4,000. 5000
5000 10 Of 800 10 OF 1850 10 Of 1000 Ie &c IS
Nos ls drawn Whole, IS: baive, so; quarters rs.
$4,000. 1000.
wednesd.y-Aerandria, Extra, Captais 10000 .ooo
10 of 1000 &c &c. 7s Nos Il drawn. whoes 81 halves So
S2352s, so of 1000.
Thurstay-AeIandra Extra, JOG. CapitaIs-s9359s Of
5000 aooo 22oO &C. &C rs Nos l2 drawn. Tickets
3;qs so.
$1,000 1000.
Frday-MOnongaia, No a. Capitals $4,000 1000 500 Of
$1,000, 1000.
saiurtay-Aeranda Extra Capiai.-s7oOo 1000 IOoo
OF 900, &C 70 Nos. Is Drawn. whoes so halves IS
qrs. ~ cts.
s35, 294. 1000!
Monday Moning-AeIandria 49, Capial, sas ee, 10 200
$780, 5000, rs OF 1000 7s Nos. - drAwn Whole, $40
halves ); quarters 2,5o
Buyer my Of Prizes which arc r.rssres
At the cee, Pfccf Of done and s~ery
drawing continues to Increase the number paid bym.
% Orders for in the above
Schemes and IN all ouees, will promptly IT, and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

M ANAGEkS' PRIZE OBJECT. Russell
ivS bigger g. Go
Tnis Morning, $4,000. &c. rs Nos IA drawn. Whole
Tickets 2; hslvcs |; quarters So cents
This afternoon, 10000 10000, 100 Of $780, $500 lowest
3NoprLe) &c Nos 10 drawn-Tickets 10. Also, 1000,
&c Nos 10 drawn. Whole Tickets Sl
For Thursday2 Of II 00O OF 1000: 7s Nos Is drawn:
Whole Tickets S5
For Fnday-si4 1000. 30 of 1000: rs Nos - drawn:
Tickets So Also. for Friday, $4,000 IS Nos l3 drawn:
Whole Tickets 81.
For sarurduy-S75OO, $500: as Nos IL drawn: Tick.
cts SO;
For Saturday Evening-Sales close at o'clock P NJ:
$4,000, 5000 10 of 1000: Is drawn Nos out OF 76-
Whole Tickets Sd Also, 5000: ~ drawn Nos out of c.
Tickets 81:
Drawn Nos Of Pokomoke Lottery, class 253:
Is AZ 46 IL IA % Al 10 6S 20 So 80
Whole Ticket Nos 10 Al 75, Half II A. Quarter
IL ~ &c, oil sold and paid by BRger& Co;
Drawn Nos at Delaware Lottery, class 30I;
&c IS % 30 10 80 46 80 Gi lS Ia 50
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
A LII persons who have not vet purchased their
N Winter CIo'isg invited - cali at once o.
So. KEEN h CO, lO2 Main street
We have just received packages sea,oaae goods amount,
ns 70 more than sI Ihu-and Dollars and at such
Prees a. 9T NONE But THOSE BHO Want MONEY
can be induced TO do. We IN following:
IS sack Ov,reoas
so Co Sack Froeks
100 Beaver Osereoais for rdnz
600 Beaver and Cashmere Froeks acheap"
1900 pair Of Pants OF kinds
Also large Merno and every o,h.,
hna o. goods suitable for fashionable Clothing Store.
We are not selling Oh At reduced prices -eIo buanes-
uu' SIMPLY say mat our reasons Money For
aef oSrians than ever call Money saving n.sit.
~" ue ~ KEEN co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

+. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing of Alexandra Lot.
d. terry, Class 4S:
III Is ID 40 81 l3 45 "a &c so GO &C
Some five prizes sold in this.
Drawing Of a splendid Scheme to-day $50 900
Capital: 10 prizes OF $780, 1885, 10 OF 1000, &c
Tickets S., TO be had until III O'Clock today Of
J. r. WORD.
Capital for saturdoy-S352 1894. Tickets $40.
p S. Drawing Of Virginia Leesburg Lottery CHS. 40
Drawn in the Exchange. yesterday:
IL a. 10 30 % IS 10 81 40 30 ~ Is 40
Half Ticket, Nos. IS 90 a, pnze of $1,000 in the
above. sold and paid sight, by j. F. WORD
de 90
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Nurtion 8aIes.
FUTURE DAYS
~ l0-~~ ~. -.
TRUSTEES SALE OF MIDLOTHIAN coal
MINING, STOcR


~ Js~e. ~. Lynch. ------ :
TRUSTEES SALE OF MIDLOTHIAN COAL
MINING STOCK
NDER the provisions Of two deeds OF ,r,,s,
siseutsd IN a Trustee. by wni.. n A,,,.,
eond BY William Scot, date day oe,c,r
iSts both OF which duly recorded County
rrn@b SHAH Al ie O'Clock 90 Mspiay
her 1888 NJ the front .t.L IN the en-, az
shares Of Stock the hSt.is- s.s.x sop,,v,
oy The deeds Aforesaid Such only convened
ssho-e deed have vested though that
uus, 10 Tar as sm aware n. p. HOWARD.
sac % Do eonfueted by Jas ". Lyscu i6-dds
By Hiii a TaIiafcrro.
SALE OF SLAVES, CORN. FOD-
DER, SHUCKS, HAY, PEAS, &c.
WILL he sold, at Tree Hill, the Farm of the
late w. H. Roane deed. n MONDAY. the 2oth DAY OF
M present NTH commencing likely
Negroes 100 barre- fodder large quantity Of
'hae 20 900 h hay lso bushels sunday
other articles.
TERMS OF sALE-For the slaves. cash for Ia. oa., ,,,c.
~ months credit for all negotiable. note. n
tsfaetoriiy endorsed; under $40 W. GoDDiN
Admir- with the VIII red of w. n. Roare. decd
De I'D sae conducted BY HIT q TILI.yssHo. AuetL
ny II II Dickinson & Brother.
PUBLIC SALE Of SLAVES.
virtue OF a deed of trust executed to the
~ sAs;rbsr by Rev Blair the Ith October ian
ana duly recorded in the Hastings Court city Richmond
ana county Court ~ Henrien will public
non for cash the 10 day Of in IN.
Room OF hessrs " " Deknon in the city Of Rich
motd all the Slaves conveyed by afoead deed with IN. in
efease thereof consulting Of about number
whoa. are very likely and valuable
az . RIO. n. cRINGAN.
sox'-<aw,EoDAdd, LNUNSALLY, ! i'u'ees
sac eondneed by X H. pieussos u BROTHER. Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23

GREAT BARGAINS.
SELLING OFF AT COST.
y order to reduce our stock as much as possi
be by the first day January large
desirable stock OF goods aeeep.nee In
our stock will be found every usually ksps Dy
Goods House, consisting part Of
Cloths Cassimeres and ye.tinxs
SanetS and Kent Jeans
Beaver and Plot Cloths and Flushings
FrAnnes and Blankets
kerseys and Linseys
Irish Linens, Lawns and Sheeilnxs
Plain and Checked Cambrics
Swiss Jaconet and
Prints 9 large
PaddIngs and Sal Ducks
Apaeeas nd Bombazines
Apron Checks
shawls,
Stock ana Collars
Gloves Hosiery and S,ispenders
Umbrellas, large
Letter and Cap Paper
Patent Threads nd Spool Cotton
Buttons Combs
Our country friends and requested 70 end I'm ,h,,
orders and get goods greatly prices upon the u,
terms Those IN want Of goods to give rs can \,
" determined o sell.
de l3dft LONDON WIIIIxcuAu a. npvu,v
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
MANAGES PRIZE OFFlCE.-T. Russei

SHUAIioN WAIVED, Dry Good. Store, BY youss man
iress Boz sac. Richmond p o. a. o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-12-23
lEAU TIFUL DRESS BOOTS. NEW SIP

fbf-We have just opened splendid Of M,s beaut-
u teneh Drcs- boo manufactured expressly us in the n,o.t
sshonabie and beautiful style We Gsnsmen IN want of
'Hs NJ hiy plendd TO are receiving the
above beautiful Boots almost sers
In Phitdeipha q. Mics 4 Son.
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