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II. RUSSELL BlGGER Y CO.

AGENTS FOR THE MANAGERS. d. PItSx & Co.
RICHMOND, ~.
NINE CHEER. POR FORTUNES HoNH,,,
0J- THE FIELD .iG.fLS DISTfSCED ny RTGGGRt ~
The second Capital 10000 Dollars, soIdi
Drawn No. Of the Grand Consolidated LOTTERY. No Sidrew Iyi
~ IS IS 81 c. - ~ IS ~ 90 a. -
Ticket Noe ~ o., the SECOND Capital $4,000 was
sod To Jno Philips EsI of Charles give
by eon-eut) and wasyr'crisy paid on presentation by
BIGGER CO.
pdrTHE TICKET CAV RI SEEN 1T THE OFFICE 20
TnrEsTOEr KEEP Ir BEFORE TIE PEOPLE" tina, For
tunes Home, EGERs Ohos is the place Prizes with
the Ire, fcry Day. Capita Of $4,000 IN " ho. I
81 ard the second Capital Of 10000 Dollars besides 1900
1000, Soc sIno dc &c all SOLD and pad
by Bigger a CO.
EXTRAORDINARY GRAND SCHEME!
S25,OOO &C.. 100 Prizes of $1,000.
GraDd Consolidated Lottery AZ Whining
ton saturday Aug 9th. dawn received naonI Noay
in this splendid scheme the h % and II drawn Nos s
title, titled to The splendid Capital Of $4,000
That Ticket having the Is, % and 9Th $50
DO do Let % and sih zoo
R DO 90 90 10 ID "a ~. M s ~ g. .$S
Those Tickets having the Is % 9TH, Ia % 9th, iaed
10Th, Let ID Ih ist NJ and S,h to 900
Tbo~e Tickets having thu let ~ 9th, LIST u 7ih Iah
18th let ~ 9h Ist ~ 10Th, to 100
Those Tek,'. having the Isi 9Th Sth, let 9Th 9Th Ia
9Th 7ih, 1t 9Th 9Th, ist 9th pth. goo
Those 100 Tickets with other Of the drawn Noa
No number pr than $1,000 Except the above mentioned
package o .! whoIc Tickets the above Grand seh.m.
sI9O, warranted draw SIS. will b. sent 10, Sos
Halves and q IN proportion Single Tcsts $40 halves a..
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME
$4,000 5000. 100 Of 1000
Grand Consolidated No S. draws saturday August I6b-
drawing received Rchapui Monday Grand Cspush- Of
$50 600 1900 1900 5000 1000 27s 100 100 bs.. many
prnss of $50 500 600 400 goo ke - Nos drawn Whole
tickets sI2. halves 6, ORE ,.
package NJ 20 whole tickets se7s
Warranted 70 duW tl3 90
certificate will b. Tor Ia1 40
Halves AMI quarters in proportion.
Remainder 10 aditc--
I. RUSSELL BIGGER & CO..
Rel Va
a on an esrs enclosing CASH Tickets. the postage
las usual need mt b. pad Ia 20
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STRATTON'S OFFICE.

Ira all ths word what }b-y can.
For selling PriLes, sTsArT6s'- III,
Dr'wn Nos. Of Alexandra Lottery. FIX Iso-July 3o,b:
4 ~ 20 81 ~ 81 81 50 2 ~ ~ 90 81
Ticket Nos. - 90, Prizs Of S25D sold and paid
by STRAIToN.
Drawn Nos. Of MononRsia Lottery 3I--Aug I.,:
IL IL - 10 e. 63 40 &c 20 10
Tickets Nos. I % and % 63 &c. t~n more Prizes
sold and paid by STRATrON.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandra Lottery lso-Aup Ia.
GO ~ 81 30 - 60 p Sc SIS - I5
Tickets Nos. 50 SIS, another prize sold and paid by
sTRATTON.
Drawn Noe. OF Leesburg Lottery 81 Aug. 5th
81 50 81 81 Is 81 30 80 81 Al ~ II.
Ticket Nos. 81 Al SO prize OF 500 sold and paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos Of Alernndris Lottery Extra Is5 Aug 5tb
~ 81 81 IL 90 s. II IS II So 49 ~
Dawn Nos. Of AleIsndris Lottery, Exua ls4 Aug T.
III IL - 10 81 81 - sc 81 a IS
Ticket Nos 80 81, prize OF 1000, sold and paid
by Sua,tOn.
$4,000. 6OOO.
Thursday mail-AeIandTis Extra. Is6 Capital.
COCO 5000 i;oO 1000 35OO $500 1850 ke IS So s
drawn wbol-s $40 halves 5. qrs. ESQ
$4,000, lUOOI
Friday at the Exchange. at acknowledgements r. Capitals
s,3Vu 1000 5s So 500. 4OO &C IS No. n drawn
WhoIes ~ halves 50. qrs. IS
$4,000, 1000!
saindsy. mai-AleIABira, Extra, Iss Capitals $4,000
5000 1913 Of 1000 &C 5e Nos II drawn whos 81 have.
So qts IS
S35,29I u or $4,000 nett!
For Monday ndra Class H. Capitals s3S 2st
10000 nett 10000, 1000. 1898 so OF 1000 10 Nos -
drawn Wholes $40. halves s. grs $50.
Buyers referred my rr1., which ar. ,x,u.rrd
al the Once, proof Of what done and every
drawing continues to the paid by me
% orders for ticket. in M. atovr
Schemes and all Lotteries promptly Attended IT, .uI
drawing sent wien requested.
Please .4ircs 0Odeu to n srRATToN
4
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J. N. CIARKES LOTTERY OFFICE.
Iith street. Exchange Hotel

DRAWING RECEIVED EVERY DAY.
For Thursday. Splendid Schsme. AcEsndria Etua.
ls6. u Nos.--l5 Drawn S3D OOO, 5000. 5000 $500
1000 $780, 1900. 200, 225O. Ticket. SlO.
For Friday, at tho Exchange. Csptsls: $500. 1000.
&c. Tickets 81.
For Saturday Alcyandria ENus, Iss. ~ number
and u drawn Capitals: Si0,OOO. 1000 400, Of IOUU
&c. Tickets 50
Received by Sundays mal-ssles close Saturday at G
oclock.P VI. Cspit-l,. S3i2gi. 10000. 1000. So Of
1000 80 Of 400. Tickets $40.
suG Call at CLARKE'S Prize Office.
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JAMES b. WATTS,
lLAIL or NIIGINIA.0
COUNSELLOR At LAW.

COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
New Sork-Ofie-, ~, Wan Street
REFERENCES:
Judges Csbei sanad Alien Baiwinof the Cour Of An
peal ~
hesrs Y Il J. = James Co, T. G.. EIi. Kent K,na,u A.
A~aer, DriHkrr Morris, Van Lew, Smith e.. a. A q n
johnson 4 z Barer John ~ Patton and BouIiin-
Richmond.
T. =. Gh0lson, Esq-Peter-buy.
Chsw- Dabn-y Esl and Nessrs Mosby specd-Lynehburg
fr
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Aurtiou Sales.
rH1s DAV.

GkuCERit-s
IN THURSDAY, Assua Tn. q. 10 oel<s -. -
'seuoa s,as- thu fsH.~inx arisls. -
"a hid p',rp- "a croir Sugar
u On do
100 bag. issasyr. Ceas,
20 hrrcss Rec
80 ess Reeuf~d wh.l.y
ihi. Crroi. Rum
do =, Cror
- es-k. Lamp
: p'prs Gin ALyL- Rr..iv
'"I tsf-I Nsi.la Madam. WIZ.
AZ, letter asd w"pp,as Payer
S's,P. caBd-. Biesa
Brazil Nuts. Rsisln.
Ri,ck Tea
Gf do. ID.
hO do IN ~ lndsIb han.
10 bil. Nader T.ns-r,' tn
TEkhs-uBisr siOo. es.h o.-, hoo a M. e.. .-
r' aug DAVENPORT. ALLEN a Csp A.
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J. II. WORLDS
NEW LOTTERY OFFICE,
OPPOSITE THE HANGE HOTEL.
Hichnaond. Virginia.

OPPOSITE THE EXCHANGE HOTEL
Hichniond. Virginia.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.!
Great Reduction In Postage.
~ On and aer III, hrst OF July from one 10
dzen Lottery Tickets may he srnt the distance OF 200
five 200 niles the conn
try have been deferred from ordering Tickets the
hrAvy postage charged double tes-now double
single letter nothing
The sehrurs below all worthy Tho attention
of adventure" IN Lotteries Orders CONFIDENTIAL 10
promptly.
Thursday, Ith-S3O OOo Capital drawing received at
o'clock Pnz"s: S3D,000. COCO, 5000, $500, 1000
$500, 5000, $500, &C., &c. Tickets $40
$500.
fridsy, sth-e4.5oO Capita, drawn at l2i o'clock -
Prizes $500 1000, SIS, oi 400, 2 OF 800, &c-
Tickets 81.
$4,000!
Saturday. 9h.-SlO,UOU Capital, 4000 Ills of 1000
OF 5OO OF 400 al 300. 10 OF 300, &c. Tickets So
S35.2gI!
Also, ssturdsy:-S352 94 Capital Prizes: gas a9I,
10000 1900, 1903 80 of 1000, &c. Tickets $40
GRAND MAMMOTH LOTTERY,
To be drawn 37Ih September, IsI5.
$4,000 CAPITAL.
% TINS Lottery is advertised now in order
that have 'ureent Of
soSen, Ranks OF the States Union be received
free Of po.ilgr, for tickets IN this Lottery.
Single Whole Ticket. $40 Halves TO- Quarters S. Eighth. so
The Managen Certificate Of Package m peeued Of 20 Whole
Tickets Will be by mall risk for $3.50 Isy.. 40
oIauers s. Eiebhs $3.50.
The follow the PriErs Of SIS 600
do of 5000 do OF $1,000 do Of
5000, do Of OF 90 one do nj
5000 do ptE-- .S,o 10 n,xr.
az COCO 20 OF 1859 20 prizes pr Of 1000
u" prizes OF 500 asdotrT przes,
IL possible fof acksgs draw the Prize OOo
Do Order. Tickets and shares and Certificate, Package.
In the above splendid Lotteries m.t ropt atr
ton and an official account of ,se
u no''I 10 ah"ho ofint from J. r. WORD,
R,rhu
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NEW FALL DRY GOODS.

NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
I>HE subscribers now opening their Fall
supply Of Staple as Fancy Dry Goods. CONSISTING an par. of
the following. "p-'' w
sai,netts aud Tw.eds
Black and eord Alpaccas 4 I.u.tr--.
ftann@ls and Baiz-.
New patterns Mou- j. I.,ins
H. C.nsham- Il Caiico.s
Do. Cloth Sh.wi-
krfssy. plains aud PLAID.
Whit. aud black Mack l. Com
Blankets
Cotton. wot.ted AMI vol Hosiery
brown, bI.a- and cold e.,tp
Linens. l-a~ns, DIaps O.. sL..i,nr.
Damask table Cloths nj NapkIn.
An extensive nj al nd eoiton HIM.
American gum elasi,e s,rpenders.
livery make OF spool Cotton
Dor sale the aeeonn,n-.tpy Term.
bREMU5, sUYDAM NIXON
~ '-Jm Js Nassau street. Post Ou,.r n v
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IN CASES ~. rs tast s.d s. s,..,.d s.,,,u 49,,
w sheeirrs. receiving spd for sale low Nv wv
~ w KENT. KENDALL. q ATwaTER
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FOR 27TI SEPTEMBER.
MAMMOTH SCHEME,
1000, 25,OOO, 10000 DOLLARS

800. $50, $50, 100. 80. ~. co, 80. 40 and 90.
Wh"h Iesr. $40 halves $io quarter. IS rshth- q so
Certinosir u Package % ~ wbol- T,ek.ts son
DO do. al do I'm
10 do 20 Quarter GY
no do 20 EiEhh- do. r, 20
Orders Tor Tickets and nj an an.
asos. Splendid l.ry the most ptnp .,n,. ,,
an account o The Da~bk he ..t n .y,,
To all who ori-r fioa1 Address
J. q. CREGORY L co, Managers.
i-docsaw ",
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-08-07

-Irunks-Irunks To hand
per Express ~ large supply Of Brown-.
Iron ana Wood Framed Tiunk-A- ...otn.nt Of Bonr,,
b"i-s and Nahe.- which be- # AZ pc-
mas al any o'h'r store the quality the Trunk taken
Consideration IIfnAu uypp,
=
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TO THE FARM ERS.

III lllE II n I'M Enc,
w r. offer upon favourable terms, especially to
our puneuai CUSTOMERS assortment Of hc bet
Groceries, consisting part
10000 lbs beet Wrstrtn stIrs and Shpuliers
10000 90. DO Suuthh-h hnF
200 bhls No ans unnsy~rtcd Nrt aui 80 9 anl unin
sr~ced Grus- licrrinrs an warranted sound
10 h'ris and usfces For RICO anJ gatttris M1tsers
~ hhis. Porto REQ and New Uirans sugar
zoo -acks beet Livrfloni Salt
so haFs lssguirs. Jaws and RIO Cote
IS tons assurtcd County Iron
Ametiear and EnEi,h Rtser. Css and Cstman Steel
700 tgs Naiis from ajy % . inch Sptses
2oOv he Cotton VAN. from Z ~ ~
chests superior Gunprvd~f Tea
lSuO lhs Woo-sy a Wocsry's best Loaf sugar
20 bbls .wii-ns" gsrs r'stb-s vipesst
100 bags shot. BtotO
fos'th"t with Specs n sosp C.ucs starch
ChgwtnE Tobacco, sioue Warr tard Raw Cotton e &C
We ash an elimination o. comparison of quality
snd pees believing that odrr buyefs
aug JONES A WINSTON
M EHu. BACON a 90. are receiving and oh,t lot sic-
w PIrr - Croit suraf
G is'Ss,r. c. Ts.'-''''Ou, qualities
Rio d.
July IS
II ICORiCE-ig csressoHd Lieouco
- 10 esscs superior stes -
lsHd'ns PEI schr Navigator, fcT sss by
~ 10 DAVENPORT d ALLEN.
IkoNNEr BoNEs-w- have r,eetv~d = p,w 10, of Isdes
honnet Boxes 70 cary BOnnets In al ft cheap
Ps fUTNEY WATTS.
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% hef NO va iard lsndins this day and ale BY
- bisskLI q McCANDIIrII
"" Corner Cay aud 18th s,ses.
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NOTICE.

PLASTER, PLASTER
RI TONS Lump Plaster Just received per
cO schr Wv. Weir-Got sale by
je 10 JAS FIsHHRs Soma
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Lots OF Pun mt PcndIctou.s.
Comic AIHaRaes for lS46
INSIERS Comic Almanac isI6cs,rdaS Ly David Young
fhon correct iof sVeIy state the union TeroI.s
Teas, and BRUSH Provinces
dc DAfses Comic Al for IsI6-fun OF funny r,adinE
matter, eAiander by David YouuE
Turner'S Come Almanac,
fot the whole United
Croetets Almanac, ISI6scsnss rvrr ON the
manners IN The Bsckwoods, slVcnIufcs ~ Teas &c.
Jasi rsceiysdey A. G. PESbI,EToN
ju ~ No nc M 49,,
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WiLiIs'> DA>HEs Al LIFE, &c,
WIN free pencil. by n. p. Willis-part
2d-Inslngs OF Adventure.
oregon Ie'ft"y History Of The Oregon
''h hileiean rus Trade with account
IONS OF the principal Native Tub-s topt. By
John Dunn late Of the Iluisn BAY Company eight year re.
ueh' N The county Pfee Is cts further supply by
20 pRtNkrn unpUty
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WHOLESALE a. RETAIL

BOOT>, SHOES, TRUNKS. &c
ID HOOVER, has on hand " be receiving IN ,bo,,
a. tn- regular Boston and the North Or.
rA stock OF the shove ~ on "a yo,bL
i"in As any house IN Richmond cash City aeeepnees or an
proved -
Merchants and purchasers generally are solicited To examine nv
stock before supplying IheIneives.
Iu3I 4 n uooypp
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24

the American revolution is that revolutionary
moyfments, with equally and liberty, have begun
throuehout The Old World. Be that as it may as
g public bodies and national stability Macon
found pnblic life no more precarious or unprofta-
BILE, and less toisome OF iIksome than private pur-
suits; and if American legislatures had more of
such men, faithfully representing sovereign peo-
pie. public life would be reasonable support, and
the most honorable occupation. For State legis-
latures and Congress in most instances, are the
mere chysalis between worm and butterfly, where
insect members perish after short fight But
such is no legitimate rotation in office, nor the
public service Macon performed With him,
place in Congress was the ultimate, not penulli
mate or intermediate stage the goal, not the STEP
pingstone to some more profitable place or specu-
alon, but that to which he dedicated all the facul
ties of his life
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24

a Novelty. a gentleman of Alton, ILL.,, is
having car constructed to run over the prairies,
by steam, without railway. The wheels are
four feet broad, and about six feet in diameter
the size of the is about Is by 20 feet it will
carry from forty to fifty tons at trip, between
Alton and Springfield 70 miles, at the rate of ten
miles per hour A few trips over the clayey soil.
with such broad wheels, it is thought, will make
an even surface, ard render the ground as hard as
a McAdamized road Ezekange Papef.
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24

A shrewd farmer in the Vermont Legislature
declined answering the speech of a nenbcr who
was remarkable for nothing but his foihy and
pugnacious impudence and selfconceit, thus
Mr.. Speaker, can't reply to that speech, for
it always wrenches me terrible to kick ut nothing,
The North-Carolina standard., 1845-09-24

Total, 1890
Coi. Ferguson having accurate intelligence of
the force collecting against him. early on the 4th
1t was wish to give the plan also, but were
compelled to omit it. Ed. .frsS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
CALL AND SEE.

Our mercsntie friends are all as busy as bees,
opening and receiving their New Goods" They
say their goods, wares, and merchandise" are
cheaper, pretter and better than any ever before
offered in this market. They are a clever set OF
fellows and though they love the cash, they offer to
cell to punciual customers on short credits. So
you can bring on your cash. your butter, eggs, or
any other kind of produce you have to spare.-they
will all take them in exchange for goods and if
that won't do, they will wait til after harvest.
We know Of no country town which affords a more
ready market and better prices for the sale ofcoun.
try produce, than Martinsburg. Our market is al
ways well supplied with goods. and a, as moderate
prices as can be found in the Valley of Virginia.
We think our Morgan friends would find it to their
TO visi, our market more frequently, in
stead of Winchester. They will meet with a rea-
dy sale here for every thing they raise, and fnd
much better roads to travel over, than those lead
ing from Morgan TO Winchester. Give our town
q call neighbors and as we intend hereafter week
ly to insert "Martnsburg Price Current" in our
paper, we hope you will give US a call too, and
subscribe for the Gazette and then you will always
know how "to srtike tbs iron sohile ii rs hot '--
Msrtnsburg is pretty considerable place when
people come to find ii ouG Read the advertise
ments, and then choose for yourselves.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
SUMMARY Of Iteuns.

The Presbytery OF Winchester will
meet at Smi,bfeld. IN Jefferson county
on Wednesday 18th April, at IL O'clock
and will be opened by sermon by the
Rev. ]. NJ. P. ATKINSON, the moderator
MICRO SHor.-The Cecil (Md.) Wing
SAYS that negro man belonging to Mr..
Sheriff Poard, was badly shot by white
fellow known by the name OF "Dandy
Jack" on last Monday night. He is
dangerously hurt, bu, it is thought will
recover. "Dandy," for some insult, real
or fancied, go, gun and sho, at three
negroes who were walking together, strlk.
ing all Of them, the other two alightly.-
". He gave bail to attend court and
stand his trial.
MoxEy.-The New York Commercial
of Saturday says; The supply of money
continues abundant, and there is every
indication that as summer approaches the
rate Of interest will decline.
FATAL AFrRAy.--An ARRAY occurred
in Woodville, Alabama, on last Monday
week, between Joseph B. Tut and s. 5.
Horton, in which the former was killed
by pistol shot. Mr.. Horton has Been
held to bail in the sum of 1000.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
THE nj A r X K T. S.
OrYlcE or THE BALTIMORE AMERICAS,
April7 i845.

April Y, i6a1. }
CArrLE.--There were 400 head OF Beef Cattle
offered at the Scales to-day, and only $50 sold to
the city butchers, OF the balance 200 we're Ia.
ken to other markets and so left over. The
tremes of prices paid we're sl.50 for inferior to
1926 per 100 lbs. on the boot for prime quality
equal to $3as6,2s net. The sales were principal
ly however at prices ranging fIom " to $3.50 per
100 lbs. on the hoof
Hoes Live Hogs are scarce and are selling
generally at IS. 12d per 100 lbs.
FLOUR There is but lutte doing in Howard
Street Flour, and the store price for good mixed
brands continues to ruie at $3.50 The last set
Elements for receipts by cars were at s4,373 City
Mills Flour lie held a, SAYS, but we hear OF no
transactions,
GRAis.-Ws motto ssle OF good Pennsyivanis
red Wheat at o.. A sale OF lot Md. white was
made to-day at $i,08. and another a, el.lo.-
Corn ia fat with downward tendency. Sales ct
Md white to-day at 40 cts. and Of yellow 81 49,
cts. Sales also ola lot of prime Penna. yellow ct
As cts Rye has further declined--s sale Of
Penns. at go cts. We quote Md. Oats at 20 aga
cts.
BAcos ---Thers continues to be an active de-
mand for Bacon, and prime parcels sell readily Of
the following rates, via, Sides at cents; Should
ers at 6 centsi Hams at 8s9 cents and assorted s'
7 cents. Inferior descriptions sell a shade lower
wHIsKEv.---Ssles Of hhds at 224 a 90 ets., end
Of bbls. ct 23i q % cts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10

party amsjoriiy in one branch oil Congress.
thereby interposing an effsctual barrier at
once to Executive excroachment and
abuse Of power, and 10 mischieyous legis-
laiion. respectfully urge them, there
lore, TO ogsnize, in ail the counties, for
the approaching spring eIections--,o bring
out their strongest men in every county
in which there is the least probability Of
success--to prevent, as far as may be
practicable, the defeat Of candidates in
acknowledged Wing counties, by dissen-
tons among themselves--in one word, to
meet their opponents with spirit equal
to their owe, and. il with less stern dis
cipline, with ss determined purpose and
not less efficient organization. The great
principles and measures, which have here.
tofore divided the two parties, have lost
none Of their importance BY the result Of
the late election, or by the new issues that
have been sprung upon the country -
They still deserve, demand, and WILL RE.
cEIvE our support and our undimnlshed
efforts to secure their ultimate triumph
identified, ss they are. in our estimation,
with the best interests Of our beloved coun-
try, the psrmanence Of the union of these
States, and the preservation and per2etu.
alton Of oil the blessings Of Social Order
and Constitutional Liberty.
ROBERT G. STANARD, ! -
WIN. BALLARD PRESTON, | g
RICHARD II. TOLERs
ALLEN T. CAPERTON, Z
EDWD. P. PITTS, .
JOHN 3. GALLAHER,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
THE CuLTIvAToR.

We have received several numbers of this ex-
cellent Agricultural Journal, and as soon as the
election is over and we can get the "Decks clear
ed" of politics, shall draw largely upon its pro-
life columns for the instruction of our Agricultural
friends. In our advertising columns notice OF
the "New Series of the Cultivator, Vol. III, for
1885," will be found. Read t--call at our office
and see the work, and then go to our Post Master
and send on dollar to the Editor and subscribe for
the work. You will never regret IT. To any Far
mer il is worth ten times the subscription price
asked The Editor in the April number says
ave have the pleasure Of announcing TO our agents
and friends tb at through their kind aud efficient
exertions the circulation of The Cultivator' now
amounts to over thirteen thousand copies, being
an accession of one thousand copies week since
the commencement OF the present volume" This
looks something like supporting industry and en-
,erprise, and speaks well for the intelligence OF the
Agricultural co immunity of the Country.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-04-10
ALEXANDRIA MARKET, ]
Gnseffe Office. ApriI 5. (

FLouR.-.-The markets remains stationary. with
fair demand. Sales yesterday of to 800 bar
rels Canal -four, at the basin. at st. Tho re-
eeipts, by wagons are very light price ~.
GRAIs.---Consequen upon very small reeeiP"
Of Wheat we are unable to give correct quotations.
but we believe prime Red Wheat might be AIRY
put down at 81. The Corn market is hrm,''tns
price !. effected, IN some measure, BY the great
scarcity of vessels. fe,a
FsH .-Yes,erdsy there was good run OF onsa
and Herring. Shad sold in the morning oy inc
cargo at $5a5A; but in the evening they became
.carcer. and wen, up to ssis7. Herins''rs sell
ling at 3da3s.