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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-04-04
wv P. TURPIN'S NEW LOTTERY OF
w FlCE-a few doors above the Union

Hotel.
Nos 9 90 So, a prize OF 81 900 in New Jersey
Lottery No y, drawn 18th inst, sold by Turpin
and paid at his office on Wednesday last.
-Four more Capitals sold al I&rpia's Office
Nos. IL 25 33, % As 81, and 81 AZ g. in
Lottery drawn in Richmond on Friday last
Nos. % SO u, in drawing received Saturday.
Splendid Schemes 10 be dra,cn soon
Saturday, 9Th April-Alexandria Lottery, No.
IA. Prizes $50 900, 30 900, $4,000, ? prizes Of
10000, 3 Of 5000, 3 of 1000 90 Of 200, 80 OF
1000, &C., &c. Tickets $40, halves 10, quarters
5, eigh,hs , so.
Saturday, 18th April-Alexandria Lottery
No. Is. Prizes $4,000, 10000 5000 10
prizes Of 1000, 10 OF 1900, 10 Of 900, &c, &c.
Tickets So
Saturday, 10Th Apri-Alexandria Lottery,
No 16. Prizes: $4,000, 10000 5000, 1000,
$500, 100 prizes Of 1000, &c, &c. Tickets SO.
Saturday, 26;h Aprl-Alexandra Lottery,
No. II. Prizes 100000, 10000, 5000, $500,
prizes Of 1000, 20 Of 1000, 20 Of 500, &C.,
&c. Tickets FLO
II Oriers for Tickets in the above scheme,
and all others advertised by MeSsrs. J. &. Gre.
CORY & Co., will receive prompt attention, and
drawings forwarded as soon as received
Tickets in smaller Lotteries, Capitals ranging
from 10 20,000,) which are drawing daily, for
sale in Packages or single wholes, halves OF
quarters, al -
April No l0I, East Main street.
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LOTTERIES.
STRATToN's OFFICE, No S, South -Four
~ teenlh Street

STRATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South Four
~ teen,h Street.
Great luck continues at STATIONS Office.
Drawn Nos. oil Leesburg, Va, Lottery, No. Is,
March 81:
6 10 81 % 33 n 10 70 Is "a 80 80
Ticket Nos. 32 "a -, small one of $500,
sold and paid BY STRATTON.
Drawn Nos. OF Monongalia Lottery, No. 10,
March %:
AZ 80 As 6S 81 &C 25 26 81 a 76 AZ IL
Tickets Nos. AZ 81 &c, 8 As Gil and 33 &C IS,
three more Capitals sold and paid by
Drawn Nos. Of Alexandria Lottery, Glass No. 10,
March %:
30 81 u 81 10 81 a II 1 l6 Sc II IA 90
Whole Tickets Nos. IL 80 81, 81 80 81, and
Id 81, three more Capitals sold and paid BY
STRATTON.
Look out for April 5,h-a grand scheme.
1000, 10000, 1900, 2 of 10000, 2 OF 8, OOO
; of 5000, ) of 1000, 5 Of 5000, Of 1000, 10
OF 1900, 20 Of 200, so Of 1,00O SO Of 500, 1873
OF 4O0 - Nos. Is drawn. Tickets 500, shares
in proportion.
Orders tor packages, certificates of packages,
and single tickets in all the Lotteries, will be
promptly attended TO, and drawings sent, when
requested. Please address orders ID
N STRATTON,
April lit Richmond, Va.
HOYT'S LOTTERY OFFICE, No. 8, Ex-
Ii change Place, Richmond. Va.
SOMETHING GRAND
HOYT'S OFFICE-SG00OO Floras first
Spring blossom will appear The 9Th OF
April The centre will represent cluster Of
"mnt drops" OF $4,000 value this will be en-
circled by leaves of bank notes valued al $4,000;
the whole perched on 4 stem OF silver, of Sl0,-
600 matchmaking this little gem worth $780,
900, and twenty-dollar note will grasp it-And
Hoyl has his mind now on The man who ought
to have it; he deserves il; he has been good
patron, bu, unlucky. On reading this, Sir, you,
of course, know who mean therefore, enclose
800 and grasp $60,000
p. S. Persons from the country should always
call at Hoyt's, when in Richmond, II they &ionid
rant Prize. The 9Th OF April is close AT hand.
A remittance should be made Immediately No
time 10 be lost.
For Saturday, 9th April.
100000! 100000! li,6s0!! 2 Prizes OF TO-
600 EACH 80 Prizes of 900 are $4,000,
Alexandria Lottery, by authority OF Con-
sress, Glass ii for 1915: To be drawn at Alex
andria, d. G., on Saturday, April 5, 1915, under
superintendent OF Public Commissioners APP
pointed lorthat purpose.l 7sNumber Lottery, 10
Drawn Ballots.
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EXchanoc Hotel. RichmOnd,

DNCHhh1ESC HWY
This establishment is being thoroughly re-
i paired and painted. Board per day ST. 70;
per week $40 The proprietor takes this oPpor-
tnnitv 10 return his thanks TO his customers for
their liberal support, and will endeavor to merit
their future appreciation. -
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE,
Near Tie CITY Of Richmond
THE subscriber, intending 10 remove 10 the
Il city, has determined 10 dispose of his Farm,
and will offer the same TO the highest bidder, BY
Auction, on Thursday, the 10th day Of April
next.
This Farm, well known as the property former
ly owned by Captain William Burton. is situated
on The Chickahominy, about u miles from Rich
mond. ltconains 555 acres. about $50 Of which
are cleared, nearly 200acres being Low Grounds,
and The whole in an excellent state OF improve
lnent, lying most advantageously for cultivation.
The Farm is we'll watered, possesses an album
dant supply OF rich Marl-has an excellent Or
chard OF choice Fruit trees, and has been long
known for lis healthy location. Persons DESTROYS
Of purchasing are invited 10 examine the proper
" and Judge for themselves.
Ttrns IF Salc.-Oneiourth cash-lhe residue
in two equal payments OF one and two years,
with interest from the day OF sale, and deed Of
trust 10 secure the deferred payments.
WIN. RUTHERFORD.
Sale TO be conducted b.
WILLIAMS & HAXALL, Aucis
y. Il. All farming operations will he CONT
nned until sale is effected, when possession will
be arranged 10 suit the purchaser, and notice
given as 10 the disposal Of the stock. farming
utensils, &c, &c. w. K.
March l-eOtdS
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THE NOTED RACE HORSE BOSTON
a Will stand the ensuing season al my
- plantation, Oakland, in the county of
AA- Chesterfield five miles above Peters
burg, and is ready 10 be let 10 mares at $50 the
season. Good paslurage gratis and feeding, if
directed, at the usual price.
The Pedigree and Performance OF BOSTON
are too well known 10 require any thing more.
March 4-c;f WIN. r. JOHNSON.
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ENrS RIVER CANAL.
RICHMOND, April ., ls45.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
ma, Union, J. d. Burton master, with
Canal poo n,a,s from Lynchbnre TO B. peytonn,
81! ions { iT Davenport, and l. D. Crenshaw 9
Co ,.,nss Madison. WIN. Tompkinss, master,
Boat 'a .ns msrchandise from Scolt>vile TO E.
with ~ IONS * 60 Parrish & Beazley, and Frys
80 CLEARED, =, .,
cs,mn;on S. Guerrant master, win "
,,p rVI merchandise for New Canon ''' ''''''-
''' Boa. Buchanan, $; Davis MASTER WIN %
,ons mdze. Tor ScoSvhie
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AUCTION SALES.
IS n. Il. Hin, Auctioncer.

NEGRO BOY.
Will be sold THIS MORNING, at 10 o'cioc.
a Negro Boy, II years old.
April n. 3. HILL, Aucu
TRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE.
timber authority of Deed OF Trust for the
- purpose therein specified, executed on The
Isl January, 1872 and recorded in The Clerks
Office OF llenrico county. we shall, on the first
day Of MAY next, at II o'clock NJ, expose 10 safe
al public auction, on the premises, the following
parcel Of REAL ESTATE, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary 10 satisfy The Trus, crealcd
b. said deed, viz:
part Of Lot No 500, according 10 the plan
of the City OF Richmond, known as the Toll
House Lot, situated neal The foot OF the Basin
A part of Lot No. i2i, according 10 the same
plan known as the Brown and Walthall Lol, and
situated on he South side of the Basin.
Also, the site OF The Old Gaego Mills near
Richmond, with Iigh;. 10 the perpetual use, Tor
any mills or other works TO be hereafter erected
on said site, free from rent, Of 500 square inches
OF water 10 re taken from the Canal under head
OF A! feel, subject 10 the navigation of the Canal,
and 10 the right Of The James River g. Kanawha
Company 10 draw the water from The Canal
whenever it is necessary 10 do so, for he purpose
OF making alterations or repairs The gates and
fixtures for drawing OF the water 10 be adjusted
by The Company's officers, and 10 be KEEP, upat
the expense o, The owners ofihe site
Proposals Tor The sale, privately, of the above
property will be received by us, until The above
mentioned day OF sale
Terms made known al the sale
JOHN G.. BLAIR,
JOHN A. LANCASTER.
SIDNEY S. BANTER.
April 3-0awids Surv;vino Trrs,oa.
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TOURNEYMEN CARPENTERS w MED,
j Apply at ST. Pau's Church.
April 3-3t'
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LOTTERIES.
I 6: GREGORY & CO., Managers, No. lOl,

T 6. GREGORY & CO., Managers No. lOI
y. Main Street. Richmond. ~ '0''
For Saturday, 9Th April.
s60,6o0 $4,000 !-$l4, logs % Prizes
of$l0, 600 each!-50 Prizes of 81 900 are $50 600
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-IBy authority
of Congressl-Class H. for 1875 be drawn
at Alexandria, %. CD on Saturday, April S,
ISIS Under the Superintendent Of Public
Commissioners, appointed for that purposel-
70 Number Lottery, Is Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme
Grand Prize Of SEQ 600 Ia efo mn
Grand Prize Of $50, OO9 il San o0o
Grand Prize of Sl4,06s Is Sl4o6s
10000 on 00o
5000 rs O0O
5000 * OOn
1000 10 0O0
SMU $4,000
D sOOO 10000
~ I,SOO $4,000
90 200 % O00
05O ,G0l 81 OG0
50 $40 o5OoO
l33 400 53oOO
65 $50 5000
Us 900 l3Oc0
% 100 $3.50
lou 20 1890
Soo 90 $500
So 50 1900
$50 40 10000
gOSo 30 2,400
1880 95 80 000
1850 % 45 6S0
90 800 90 4l6 00O
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a Got by that capital Racer and most
10 valuable Stallion, imported Fyyde; his
0G. dam Dimoth,b Constitution, which was
also The dam Of the famous running mare, Sally
Eubank; and his grand dam by Balls Florizel, will
stand The approaching season, commencing the
Isl March. at Capt Smiths Tavern, Charlotte
Court House, Va, at Thirty Dollars, cash. and
One Dollar to the groom. Pasturage furnished
gratis, and mares fed at 37i cents per day; and
colored servants boarded free of charge:
STEEL is Of The largest class of race horses be-
ing l6 hands high, OF great substance and power
a fine bay, with black legs, and as race horse
equal to any in America. He wontwelve times
out oflhirteen races. The only time of his los
ing was at Baltimore, being beaten by Vashti,
when he was in bad order, though he beat Ports
mouth Chat beat Boston, in that race, and got
$500 Of the purse as the second best horse in the
race. Immediately after that race, he challenged
Vashti TO run four-mile heats, for ten thousand
dollars aside, half forfeit, which was declined.
For further particulars of his pedigree and
performances, see large bills, which will be fur
rnished to gentlemen who may desire to see them.
JOHN EUBANK.
January Is, ls45-wuJune.
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w. P. TURPIN'S OFFICE.
April No. 10Y, East Main street.
T F. WORDS oFFIcE.-Drawing Of New

r F. WORDS OFFICE.-Drawing Of New
j Jersey Lottery, class 81:
&C Is 4 81 81 65 SO 81 SO IL
Drawing of Alexandria Lottery, Extra, class No.
II:
80 GO 81 2S A II 10 % 2G 40 20 "a
Ticket Nos. 50 IA 20, a capital prize in The
above, sold at Words Office.
The grand 500, 900 Lottery draws 10, morrow
over one million Of dollars in the scheme-whole
tickets $40; halves, quarters and eishths in pro
portion.
A certificate of package costs only $500,
halves, quarters and eighhs in proportion.
In this Lottery there are 1906 tickets, which,
divided BY 2G, gives only 1926 packages in The
whole Lottery, thus the adventurer who purchases
by package has one chance in 1926 chances OF
drawing The Grand Capital PIize OF SOC, 000 one
chance in ,463 OF drawing either the 500 900
capital, or the $50 900 capital prizes; one chance
in 915 OF drawing the $4,000, 10000, or the
l4,06S prizes; one chance in 5S5 of drawing the
$50 O00, 10000, LAGOS, or one Of the two 10000
prizes and one chance in % Of drawing either
1000, 1900, 800 1000, 3,0O0 a 1000,
a 5000, an 5000, 10000, a li,0G3, a 10000
dollar prize, Or the grand capital prize OF 10000
dollars
And one package may contain The first four Ca
pi,al Prizes amounting 10 900.
Single tickets and packages 10 be had until
o'clock Saturday evening, at
WORDS OFFICE,
Anril ODpoSitc the Exchange
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE are now receiving and opening large
wv and general assortment Of SPRING and
SUMNER DRY GOODS, To which we re.
specially invite The attention of Country Mer-
chants and the Trade. generally, promising them
goods upon The most accommodating terms. In
our stock will be found
Cloths, Cassmcrcs and Vestings
Irish Linens Lawns and Shectings
Linen Drills, blcached and brown
Gambroons, OF every style
Camhrics, Jaconets and Swiss Muslins
Prints, Of every style and quality
Tickings, bleached and brown Domeslcs
Paddinss and Sail Ducks
Apron and furniture Checks
Hosiery Of every kind
Beached and brown Hollands
Earlslon and other Ginghams
Silesia and colored Cambrcs
Bonbazincs and Alpacas
Black and blue black Silks
Umbrellas and Parasols
Stocks, Collars and Bosoms
Threads, &c, &c.
LONDON, WlLLINGHAM & DREWRY.
March li-d&c
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,,..;, THURSDAY, Sd IPru-I2 "ctoek.
1--WE following new Works received so hours
w - ADVANCE Of any Express in The country:
BIZ tbs Oars Mail
:, History Of France, BY NJ. Michelet-25
cents. .,,, =. p,noh rr;,h m
i'I E"nwlson's Cattle Doctor, complete Cow
nic,ar beins plainly written Treatise on the
.,;ssasss 81 Horned Cattle and Calves-25 CTS.
Lqtciy irrircd and for Sale.
D,m,s,ic Slavery considered as Scriptural
,,.,;,u,icn. in a correspondence between the Rev.
orchard Fuer Of Beaufort S. c., and The Rev.
Richara Waylaud OF Providence, R. I.-31l cts
The Ans and Mysteries OF Gambling, with IL
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40. IL Wandering Jew; by NJ. Eugene Sue
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Strickland, - cents.
Chambers Edinburgh Journal, part Isl, Janu-
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translated from The French, % cents.
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a.. Ever; Periodical and work OF merit for
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TRUST SALE


PURSUANT 10 a Deed Of Trust duy execu.
i ted, and recorded in the Clerks Office OF
Louisa county, we shall proceed, on Wednesday,
The Both OF April, 1915, at the residence Of Thos.
Shelton Esq, in the lower end OF Louisa county.
10 sell the TRACT OF LAND on which the
said Thomas Shelton now lives containing i9l
acres. 90 this Tract, there is large and con-
venent Dwelling House containing two Rooms
and Passage below and four Lodging Rooms
and Store Room above. 1t has all The neces-
sary buildings for the comfort OF family and
The uses OF plantation
Also, one other TRACT, containing 800 acres,
the cleared land all rich and this Tract has also
all necessary Negro Cabins, Stables, &C.
Both OF the above Tracts are fine farming
lands; producing, in addition 10 the usual crops
OF this section, both Grass and Wheat have been
improved By The use OF Clover and Plaser-are
situated IN good neighborhood, lie about one
mile apart, and have an abundance Of Wood and
Timber attached 10 each
NJ The same time and place, will be sold ELE-
VEN LIKELY NEGROES six men and five
women and eirls)-onc Of the men is good
Cooper and Weaver, and one OF The women a
good Cool-he rest good farming hands. Also
six Mules, and The plantation utensils
Terms, &c. made known on dav OF sale
The title 10 the above property is believed TO be
perfect, but we shall convey only such title as is
vested in Us. The creditors of Mr. Shelton arc
particularly invited 10 attend the sale.
H. w. PERKINS,
JULIAN kEAN,
April ids w. NJ. AMBLER.
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L County Court, 23d February, lS45:
William NJ Booker and Mary A. his
wife Complalnants
against
John T. Bottoms, Deputy for Edward Green,
laie Sheriff Of Amelia, aud, as such, admins,ra-
or d Francis t. Warmer, deceased, Thomas
L. Warmer, Benjamin w. Warmer, WIN. 3.
Sadl-r, William James Sader, - Wor-
sham. William Worsham, and KEENAN, Wor-
sham. Richardson Worsham, Mary Francis
Worsham, and Ann K. Worsham; the four last
infants By Thos l.. Warmer, their guardian ad
Item Defendants.
The defendants, William e. Sadler and Will
liam James Sadler, no, having entered their ap-
pearance and given security according 10 an Act OF
Assembly and the Rules of this Court, and il APP
pearing BY satisfactory evidence that they are no,
inhabitants OF this Commonwealth II is ordered,
that The said defendants do appear here on the
mrs, day 0! the next May term, and answer the
bill 0! The complainants; and that copy Of this
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
printed in The City Of Richmond, for two months
successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
Court House Of this county.
A Copy. Tesie,
April 4-w2ms f. G.. LEIGH
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Will be sold THIS MORNING, at 10 o'coc :,
a Negro Boy, Il years old.
April 4 n. 3. HILL, Auctr
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HALPIN q kELLEK,
Conductors of the Publishers q. S. Mail,
1906 Main St, corner Of Main and 18th
n Eyery Periodical and work OF merit for
,.le April 3
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J. NllNGE.

Tn HANCERY-VIRGINn: AT Rules, taken
i in the Clerks Office OF the Circuit Superior
Court of Law and Chancery, of Prince Edward
county, the 81 day Of March, 1915:
Sarah J. Davis, PM:
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TO CONTRACTORS.

April 4-cw2m
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Tn HANCERY-ViRe!NIA In Amelia
L County Court, 23l February, lS45
William NJ Booker and Mary A. his
wife Compliments
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-12-18

SLAVERY IN OREGoN.-H. II. Burnett,
a citizen Of Oregon. IN q letter says:--
The Legislature have passed an act de-.
claring that slavery shall not exist in Or.
egon, and the owners ofslsves who bring
them here are allowed two years to take
them out Of the country. and, in default,
the slave to be free. The &C. also pro-
hibts free negroes or mulat.oes from set.
ting or remaining in this country, and re-
quires them to leave in two years, and, in
default TO be hired to the lowest bidder,
who will bind himself TO remove them
from the country for the shortest term Of
service, and within six months after the
expiration thereof. The objec: is 10 keep
clear Of this troublesome class of popua.
ton.
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T III 4 NJ A X X Z 1 s..
BALTIMORE MARKET.

American Office December Is, iS45.
CATrLE.-There was an unusually large supply
Of Beeves at market today. Sales At s. SO az
rs per 100 lbs or the hoof, equa 10 80 s5,25 net
lev extra brought 50. Average rate Of sales
t2,l25
Hoss.-There is a full supply Of live Hogs at
market, but the demand is less active end prices
have declined. We now quote at s5ss25. The
latter rate for small parcels.
FLous-The market for Howard street Flour
was quiet Saturday. Holders asked s5.8l3 .
5.873 but no sales at these rates. One sale of 400
bbl..w was made at 1875. To-day there WAS more
inquiry, and over 2000 bbls. mixed brands have
been purchased at 1915, which we quote a, the
current rate. Tbs receipt price from 10 S..
62i. A sale Of 600 bols. City Mills Flour wa,
made to-day at 1915.
GRAIN The supply Of Wheat at market to day
was rather small. Sale. of good TO prime red.
we're made at l 70 iG cents, and Of Ordinary tc
good at 100 he cents. Sales Of white Corn at
60 20 cents. and ofyellow at ~ 70 cents. Oat'
sell at ~ IS cents.
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VIRGlNlA:-ln the Circuit Superior Court of
Law and Chancery for Morgan Cousty,
Charles K. Bruce aud Susan Z his wife, Christie
phsr Parkinson aud Eliza his wife, Washington
Cross add John Cross, PlGs-
Letluel Cross and Jacob BIosius, Adm'.s of the
estate OF Gsssawsy Cross, decd, and also in
their own right, Julia Ann bro.ius, Elisabeth
Cross. Henry Bro.ius. George Reynolds, Will
liam Harrison. John Huff, Jacob Huff, Isom l..
Brown, Ransom Higgins, Thomas Cross and
William Cross, dts
IN CHANCERY.
NOTiCE.--Ihe parties to the above suit will
IN please TO lake notice. that will attend al
OF~rrsll's Coffee House." in the town of Bath,
Morgan County, on Monday, the 26th day Of jan
uary. 1916, for the purpose OF proceeding to make
up Il Report IN the above case, at which time and
place the parties are hereby notified to attend and
produce before all such vouchers and other evil
dence as they intend TO offer; the AdmiHistrat tors
will be prepared to answer such inteIrogat
may be proPounded TO them; all persons having
claims against the estate OF Gasssway Cross, dec d.
not yet audited will produce them on that day with
all evidence that may be required TO establish them;
and the said William Harrison will introduce be-
fore me such further and other proof as be may
have TO establish his claim against the estate of
the said Gss.swsy Gross, decd
SEAMAN GARARD.
December l, l845-7w Conn
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GEORGETOWN MARKET.

(RKPoKrED FOR the aAzETTE ~ w. T. conrTos
Georgetown, December is. lS45.
FLocR There is but little change IN the pri-
ces Of produce to notice today. Sup Flour held
at IS rs with some offers to buy at $5.624, at which
price there have been some sales Some sales OF
Flour. to be delivered early in the spring, not
less than IS so and not tn exceed e5 87A.
= GRAIs.-Whest, &1.I0 to 81 20. Corn. IS to
20 cts., new and old. Oats, 40 cts.
The Canal is closed with ice. The River kept
open by steamboats,. An arrival Of q vessel from
N. Orleans, with cargo Of new crop Sugar and Mo.
lasses-very 6ne--to be sold by auction on the l7th
at 10 O'Clock, Nj.