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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19
TEE OREGON DEBATE.

he Off9on Debate Is s'liI going in liz Srn1ie
viii unahatrd interest. Mesrs Johnson If My land
a Evans OF Maine, have delivered speeches ctatac-
tfs,dhy moe ihau ordinary abiily and invested
i'um tie peculiar circuns tances Under which tn y
spoke efo" ing out IF recent d,velepmrnrs, viii eN|
'taofduary iHl'rtsf We reetet, that we have MT
houn lad the floor for Monday last; aud bis remarks
are ln'hed fr y h intense anxiety.
HE fate If tie measure, in The Senate, seems be
maer ul sone doubt, even auong the Senators them
selves. Some days ago Mr.. Colqul. expressed lie .
Phon, IN debate, that thirds OF the Denocraic
oenat'rs on this floor will show, ny their VOTES, that
'hey are III iayor 81 compromise short OF the line o'
3i0 4O.' To this opinion Mr.. flanagan eNpf's'e'
his dissent. "Ccralnly one hnJ will d. 81" resumed
Nr. Hoqpitl, al which the gentle nan from Indiana a
gain shock his head Il tell him again. said MI
C"lq"I1 thai majority ii This tody are in ia''f o'A
compromise" Atolter shake of The head tom MI
liinnegah! VERY wei sir, shall see," coninu'"
The Georgia Senator The confident manner oil M
flanagan and the runjecursl tone Of h'r o"'qu'
would justify the ialprence thai the rmer IS better "
turned Than line latter. We hope otherwise, ho"e'e'
or is obvious. II Ar ilhnegan be not eether ms
nken. that even il treaty made, on The oas'S
he 99li degree, il would be rejected by the Sehaf'
and that We should be thrown back upon the neressf
OF demanding Of Great Britain the .whoe of Oregon,
with the alternative of the result fhe refusal 10
accede to thai demand.
referred, in our last PAPER. 10 the reply Of Niessl'
."lqut and Crtendcn ioa series Of articles in the
" asiI0sfoo Daily limts, declaring 'hat"a sccrst "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

Is popular deusen to believe that powder IN =, IA.
~ '''' eaN the same effect IN the pan Of ngsLr
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

! - 1nf sem her servant lie other day for c,ny
t.''a h,'Rn' hnl coniooudHe with arrow ro,. She
i,,- '' "p'"' dose ct hal instead ufLaiA Roolh. la
0'''o' To he 'ahea warm when going 10 bed.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

IL New Orleans, tie Grand Jury ignored the BIZ
't'N' Lyman, whn killed Young Kane IN duel. and
''' Was ssSe'a-nsiy discharged trom custody.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19
RacuMosp, March 7.lS46.
To Joseph {. ( ottH. i.sq

ilrtR NtR:- ~ the late meeting of the james niypr
and kanawha Company. the enc Ised resolutions uefc
unanimously adopted.
As the chairman OF that mcetiur in obedience 10 ils
order, | now hand yun copy 81 It's pfucredihps IN
peIhtming ih' duty, cannot torhrar IL say thgl IN
eomnun with, believe. large majority Of the Stock
holders al the Company, regret sincerely than nny
lhln1 should have occurred IL take II pruper thai WI.
should felr from the Presidency II the Cou,phy which
nwes us existence 10 yuni and from The farther prnsecu-
lnn ct the great work which destined vel 10 comic,
almost lnracnlahle benefits upon Nrpia and To Mace
your nhne high nrnn tie rll of her henefacers We
all tee however, that IN ahirg This step you have stu,
na2ed your devotion ufhr sfent work even ante lbp
by the previous dedication ia large prun If Your late
iol af y0n have shown hy 1t thai yuu are rapalr OF
infgeon2 youtse-8od ptrertlng The interests Of the
company To ynHr own elevation Il is not possible tim,
a people jgst and generous as these II Nte,fia are
sh7N'd fl 10 appreciate such conduit, and doubt ,r
ue' The DAY Is n9l distant When the public approhain
united WIN ynut eNn Consciousness Of ecude and mn
ptlely, VIII cause yen 10 look back 10 that mumep,
when nlhtrs might regard as Notifying, as The prond
esl III Nuu lie W hal meu can there tie in the ht
81 any man. SO proud tina; IN which by exalnnle h.
pI1yts lhal lie lives his country more than himself?
he deep sense which the Company entertain O.,
Your claims upon thtr grateful consideration, Is brsie
pressed IN their Own tese and condensed trstnpny +,
Your exalted character, uualtcrrg devotion Ia duty.
and zeal IN pressing forward the work; and can ony
say, IN conclusion, thai however keen my reprel tha
tie uccaslon should have occurred which calls forth mi
testimony. have grea satisfaction in being mad. N,
organ 81 the company To communicate it To YOU AID pcr
tonn the duiy with he sucefesi pl. aaule.
Win great regard, aa, very truly yours,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19
=, a number OF Like!y Negroes.

G.,,a.,. 'iaih'I.
"S made arrangements Ia dispose of them in IN.
PRICFs,' @lll ny '9e MOST LBERAI. CASH
~ -, Tor all likely n RoIS, ofb Nj, srHes
fe'S'nshaglng such property f sale sin
Al i ''ss' ~ give htn call, before selling.
y attended to- WI, a '3tt Mn 1e rra.nP,
i.'.fy, February 10 - ii''@ II =.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-19

2 z z z 2 y u EX.
GsFE,FsFS%RFs.S' .HEg2gRs.E.S'y'.
agEiNG very tba'hfd - lbs friends or lormpr pal
D rHage. again er- ms services t. The public tor
the sale o Iohacro, Fhur, Wheat. Sr. He Viii devote
his htsl attention 10 pfnnpr the mieTe5 Il rhase WIN
may hr pea~rd ncmloy him HIS charges moerarr and
The proceeds NJ" be promptly pad over wahoul delay or
reunited as nay De- directed. PETER DUDLEY
Personal attention pad to the purchase Of 4 lods If
required.
Jan. . On #
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eN7DDZR.

"A FEW barrels Of Nader FIR sale 10 close Inv.
Fl Than msikei prices. Howell DAVIES.
March IL ), II
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Va ~ esF.N Ba.se,-.,f ~

VIZ : u ne' ttibHll has prnuaurn. Ara,ed +
me iown Of Liberty, aud would u.lar.n tho ,.,,,
us 81 brd''fd and Tie nda. coaatles, Inn,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

important information this arrival can bring, VIII
be circumslanlial evidence going more strongly
10 show that The late movements in Mexico WIN
reference to placing scion of soma Royal Eu,
ropean stock on throne in that country, had
their origin in England and France. That such
is the case, confess, | have not doubted Tor Inc
last two months. MACON.
1.-THE great artist De Meyer, TO whom our cor
respondent alludes, will this evening make his
first bow 10 Richmond audience. Like the rest
of our feow-cizens We are dying with curios-
" &c listen TO his astonishing performance. ifhe
be moi second Orpheus, the thousand encomi
ums which have welcomed him in the Northern
cities must I've false indeed. So rarely does such
an entertainment present itself 10 Richmond,
that we doubt not De Meyer will be received by
large and brilliant audience. 10 music, pari-
eularIy, we do not care 10 pin our faith 10 the
judgment Of others; but in this case, We have
every reason 10 believe that every body is right
in giving him high post in the musical world,
and we expect TO be no less graiifed than amazed
with his wonderful power. We advise all who
love music not 10 lose the opportunity Of hearing
him Enquirer
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24
FIRE.

Yesterday morning, between 3 and o'clock,
fire broke out in the large, new livery stable OF
Mr.. Edward Wheat, on franklin street, between
l4h stree, and The First Presbyterian Church,
(Dr. Pnmer's.) Besides The stable OF Mr.. w.
all the buildings between The Church and 18th
street. running back as far as the late Wing Club
House. were destroyed; amongst them, the dwell
ling Of Mr. Wheat, MIR. Richard L. Coleman's
carpenter shop, The stables OF Mr.. Chas. Harris,
Mr. Coonlys Last mandatory, MIR. Johnson's
paint shop and the succeed building rear the
Church, occupied in part by MIR. G. Richardson,
house and sign painter. All the buildings were
Of wood, and there being strong breeze at the
time, the fine Church Of Dr. Plumer was for
some lime in imminent danger, as was also the
"Carllon House." on The brow Of The hill. A
horse and Two valuable carriages, belonging 10
Mr. Adolphus Gondson, were consumed. The
stables OF Mr. Wheat we understand, were in
sured The FIR. was, no doubt, the work OF an
iaceudiary. This is the third time Mr.. Coleman,
one Of the sufferers has been burnt oul within The
last four or five years.
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HSfrI1e1rnotU aEegaeatrer~
1,,., f,ou North Carolina informs US

A private letter from North Carollna 'n,o, las
,ba, The Democratic candidate for Governor 'ae'
B shephard, Esq, of Wake county, enters ,"s
field with every prospect OF success. i| n:',s;.,
Young man, he has been United STATES D.s. .nd
Attorney, and has served both in the sena'e , ana
Commons Of The Legislature OF NORM oaioi'na ,
He heightened, chivalrOus gentleman a S0"Hl
Republican, fine scholar, an homes! man, az"
an eloquent and powerful public speaker w
canno, too warmly wish him success. FROM q"
we hear urea, changes must have taken place IN
he Norrb state-and we confidently look TO an
early day, when she will take her stand WIN Ae'
sister Republican States. 1t will be, indeed a
victory worth boas,ng of if, under The lead OF
her youthful champion, she shall shake OH the
heavy cloak of Whiggery.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24
DEATHS.

Died, on yesterday afternoon, Mrs. SARAH
MARIA, wife OF Mr. K. S. Massie. The friends
OF the family and Of her father, Mr.. Jno. Thomp..
son, respectfully invited 10 aiteno he5 iuneIal
from the Isl Presbyterian Church OR. Plumers)
this afternoon a! 3. o'clock.
Died, al the residence Of Benz. w. Toty, on
yesterday afternoon, WILLIAM P. TRowER, IN
the 37h year Of his age
His friends and acquaintance, and those OF the
family OF Mr.. Tony, are requested 10 attend h b.,
funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 81 O'clock
Died, al Woodstock, Shenandoah county, Va,
on Sunday evening 18th insl, in The 18Th year OF
his age, PHILIP WILLIAMS, ST., for more than so
years clerk OF the county court Of that county,
and clerk Of The superior and circuit court since
II. essablishmen,-a gentleman distinguishes ior
his probity, benignily and many ether amiable
and esimable qualities.
Died, on The 18Th inst, of Consumption, JOHN
E. McDoNoroH, aged 20 years.
Hartford, Connecticut, papers will please copy.
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COMMERCIAL RECNp
RIG HMOND MARKETS NJ.

4'i-AasAL % Adlca -
TOBACCO-Receip,s and inspect, :
nue. light; We quote Tugs 81 so to =
So so 10 Sc; fine manufacturing ;,75.
FLOUR-Before the receipt q. IL. ,.'
the steamer Hibcrnia, The make. va, g..
small sales at "a 81 10 5 90; since then t..
there have been no transactions.
FLOUR-Market very dull; sales y...
at 81 is 5.
WHEAT-lOO cents forred, and lO5 Co,
white.
CORN-in demand. Sales a, f5 =
per bushel.
OATS-From wagons and railroad IL
cents per bushel, and from vessels IS :,
PROvISIONS.-BAcox: Cir Gu.
Smilhfeld, ! II cts; Baltimore and w..
Sides, 81 cents; Shoulders 5 a C; Ham, J
LARD: Richmond and Smilhfe!d. 1aSr
limore cents.
WHISKEY-Barels IS, hhds. 2;c,s
BRANDY-O;ard, Dupuy & Co :.
= 80; A. Seisnelie, IS; Imitation. IS an
Sazerac, 3 co. 3 50; Peach, dull al 50alS
Virginia Apple, (old,) IS cents.
GIN-American, 80 cts. Holland. lNl ).
RUM-New England, in bbl>., y 81,
COTTON-6a II cents per h.
COTTON YARNS-Richmond ana +,
chester, (Factory prices Nos. 4 10 -, i, 3.
Nos. ~ 10 20, Is CTS.
POTATOES-Mercers, so cents per s.
other kinds so 10 SIS cts.
COFFEE-Rio II ISL c.; Laguar-ss
St. Domingo a It; Java Q III.
TEAS-Imperial and Gunpowdey IS :.
per h.; Black 25 60 els.
MOLASSES-Porto Rico, new crc7. 2. /.
old 9il 2S; Cuba sweet 25 cts; ~ 0,-s,.
80 cts. in hbls; % SOC. in hhG>
SUGARS-New Orleans 6; Il cen,
10 Rico II 81; ST. Croix :. q Q cr,--s-
fair. Double Refined Loaf Sugars l3.
mon or single refined -. cts.
COAL-l0 TO Is cts. per bushel bes
Hill 20 cts.
BANK AxD STATE Srocgs -Farme-, j
Stock, S96; Virginia Bank stock. tt /,
change Bank Stock, 100 James Rise \,
nawha Bonds, 49, Six Per Cent STATES
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SECOND AND LAST
Musical entertainment.

MIR. DEMPSTER, (who is about 10 return
lNl 10 Europe,l has The honor 10 announce TO
the citizens OF Richmond, that his second and last
Musical Entertainment will be given in the Con-
cerl Room OF the Exchange Hotel, on Thurs
day evening March 26ih, on which occasion ne
will sing selection of,he songs oil Robert Burns,
with Introductory remarks viz: The Posie; on !
love will venture in; Wandering Willie; High
land Mary; Mary in Heaven; Saw ye Johnnie
Coming Thou hast lell me ever, jamie; and
Duncan Gray. :,
Part II will consist Of the following songs OF
Mr. Dempster's composition, viz: Lament OF me
Irish Emisrant Let US love one-anolneri I'm
alone; The blind boy; The loved one e., wa: mol
here; and his iavori,e Canlala, entitled The May
Queen-a song in three parts-Poetry oy AilIed
Tennyson.
Par, 1--we Of May.
PartlI.-New Years Eve.
partlII-Relufn OF Spring.
Thi, song represents the gradual decay OF a
Young and beautiful girl from The bloom OF health
" Tickeis so cenls-.o be had at the Music
Stores, Exchange Hotel, and az lhs door. Doors
opeu al ito commence ats o'clock.
March N-d3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

uLOUIsA COUNTY.-Capt. John Poin.
dexter will address the people OF Louisa at Gard
ners Cross Roads (Capt. Turner'S MUSTER on the
first Saturday in April next, and at Dukes Store
(Capl. Coleman's musleT on The second Saur-
day in The same month. The opposing candi-
dates for the county Of Louisa are respectfully
reouesled 10 meet him. G.. V.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at Rural Hill, Accomac county. on
the 18th inst, By The Rev. Stephen Ward, JAMES
J. AlLwoRrH, ESQ.,. 10 Miss SALLY T., eldest
daughter of VIM. Parramore, Esq.
Married, on Thursday the 10Th inst, BY the
Rev. J. B. Jeter, GEO. L. ANDERSON, Esq, OF
Fluvanna county, TO Miss Ann RoBERTA, daugh-
ter ofIssac L. Cary, Esq, OF Richmond city.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

There was rencouire near,he Chain bridse,in
Montgomery county, (Md.) on Wednesday, be-
tween DR.. J. A Richie and Maj. w. NJ. Stewart,
Of Montgomery county-pis,ols were drawn on
each side and fred, without efec,-a personal
scufae ensued, bot neither party was materially
injured before they were separated. The fraeas
grew on, Of dispute about q boundary !tns.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24
on THE WAY.

WE shall receive by nearly every packet
w which will arrive here, within The next
six weeks from Nav York, additional supplies
ofelegan' Piano Fortes, in Mahogany ana Kose.
meu,s with Coleman's lEolian attachment, simi-
lar 10 the las, sold by Us, and SO much admired by
those who examined them.
NASH & wOODHOUsE,
Books&Je5and Dealers.in Piano for!es apa
Music, 1877 Main Street. March Az
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

Il seems 10 be confidently expected thai The
President will veto the River and Harbor bill, ap-
propriatinc million and half Of dollars 10 Va
constitutional Improvements, which has Just
passed the House Of Representatives. In doing
50 he would hu, be carrying on, his consistent op-
position 10 doctrine SO dangerous in ltsclt, and
which il sanctioned by law, wonid inevitably
lead 10 every other usnrpation, against which The
Republican party has commended. We shall no,
now dwell upon The injustice OF taking money
from one section OF the country 10 make improve
ments for another, thousands Of miles distant
nor of The corrupiing effects which such system
Of log-roIl,ng and wasteful expenditure will pro-
duce upon The national morals. II IS sufficient
in order 10 condemn the system, 10 refer to the
absence OF any fired principle, BY which TO regu
late The largesses OF the government. For in
stance. one sci ii advocates Of Internal improve
n,ents contend that they should refer 10 rivers,
flowing bet,rceu two States and making their
boundaries. Thi. view will not suit the designs
of another branch OF the internal improvement,
par,y. AS specimen of the later, we quole a
passage from the Washington Wing Correspon-
dent OF the Baltimore Patriot;
"Ilw hard blow against the bill 10 refus.
10 adop, the item fur improving that beau"
tiful finland sea-" The Tennessee river which rises
in the Cumberland Mountains in Kentucky and
North Carolina, and runs down through Eas,
Tennessee into Alabama, and through North Ala
bama-,hence across West Tennessee into Ken
lucky. in which State it emplies into the Ohio
II is beautiful, magnificent river, and ought
10 be improved in its channel, and at Muscle
Shoals, in Alabama, as much as the Ohio or Mis-
souri,, or Mississippi or Hudson, ough, 10 5e i'm
proved by the General Government.
"The two Wing members from East Tennessee,
Messrs. Crozier and Coke, deserve great praise
from their constituents and from the people OF
North Alabama, for their interchangeable industry
and sterling ability in striving 10 sa the appropri.
alton allowed"
Here, then is small river, running through
four States, which is claimed TO be entitled 10 the
same consideration al The hands OF the Federal
Treasury as the Mississippi, which divides the
shores Of Sovereign States. There is then no
one deha;e principle upon which the right and
duty Of The General Government is 10 spend the
money OF the Union upon these Improvements. /,
is all uDjus, and unequal in its operation. The
only les. of merit seems 10 be ihs avidily with
which he representatives OF The various sections
seek 10 empty The Treasury, and The zeal with
which they press their inprlinate demands.
Such legislation |, rioative Of the spirit Of The
Constitution, and should be reformed altogether
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TO MERCHANTS, FAMILIES AND OTHERS.

MARCH 24TH, 1916.
ONE hundred thousand dollars worth OF Spring
" Dry Goods selling cheap b; wholesale or
retail.
Ri. JENKINS would invite the attention
of those wanting bargains either 10 sell again or
for their own use, 10 examine the largest selection
of New Goods in The city.
Received and receiving, 100 different kinds OF
Dress Goods for Ladies. so different KINDS OF
Scarfs and Shawls. 1000 pieces Calicoes al
price. from TO 25 cents. Cheap Cotton ozna-
burss, and shrlings and sheeInss.
~, Will omen tomorrow 10 cases Bonnels for
Ladies and Misses.
NIB On The way 100 packages rich fancy
retailing goods.
p. S. New Goods will be opened every day
this month. Md'ch q
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

A friend writes US, that tho County Convention
Of Marshall has nominated for The House ofDe-
lesa,es Thomas Pollock, Esq. lie is strong
man, and will be elected with ease. Marsna'
will then regain her honorable title OF "Demo-
cratic"
The District Convention has nominated Col.
George W. Thompson Of Wheeling for The Sc
nate. Our readers are familiar with the high order
OF talents OF Col. T., and the untrins services
he has rendered 10 the Republican cause The
people OF The Wheeling District are deeply in
debled 10 Col. r. for the zeal and ability with
which he successfully carried out their anxious
wishes on The "Righl Of Way" question. His
efforts on that occasion contributed mainly 10 the
success OF The friends OF The Wheeingroad On
this point We can speak from what we know.
Their interests could mol be better represented by
any man.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

We publish from The Union Mr.. Calhoun's
speech on the Oregon question, lis corrected By
himself II is powerful and ':loquen, expos-
tion-and, while we cannot a2ree with him in all
his views, We can uuly say, that This speech is
worthy Of the great South Carolinian. It is un-
necessary for US TO say more
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24
lsG2

HAVRE MARKET, Feb. 2s.-WFs
Flour. The average price o: home Vhes
las, Monliviliers market was 49, re- :,
300 xii. OfAmerican -four we have = !.
notice, and still quote il at I 81 10 - r.
bond. Our present stock is very iridue
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MARINE JOURNA!
PORT OF RICH " . = y.
High Water this day, al O'Clock P. !
ARRIVED.

High Wafer this day, al O'Clock, P.
ARRIVED.
schr. Ann, Finny, PHILADELPHIA, coal, &c.
SclIr. I. Frelinghnysen, Bopar, New NUk :.
schr. Harriet Chandler, Pointti, New Yo'k. ;.
schr. Greenway. Couch, New York. .und,,.,
sehr. EmeIine. Vangilder, Now York, ha -.
Schr. Providence, K-rwan, Baltimore, suatit
Schr. Clara Norris. Rirkmire. York E.v... ".
Sohr. Wilson Williams, Sheltu,n, YORK r;
and oats.
SAILED,
Schr Charles +. Brown, Jones. New Yo,k.
Schr. New York, MCGOWAN. Baltimore.
Schr William Anrlega,tb, Creighton, Bal;m..
Schr. Agenoria, Herrick, Nsw YORK.
PORT WALTHALL, MIR.
Sailed. Schr Dorchester, Riley, r.
with coal; ard s.hr. }. Strauor, S'naan,
ark, with coal.
and brig Tweed. Handsen, from Baiiiaoie
last.
March 23d-Arr'd, brig Argyle, Coz.
Baltimore, in ballast, 10 Warwick s b
NEW YORK, March 2I-Arngc
Manchester, Smack, Tor Richmond. c
schr Marietta Burr, Knapp, and Da.ie! ;
for Richmond.
BALTIMORE, VI rch 2l.-Clea:t
Presto, Sutton, for Norfolk, PeleIsbur.s y
mond.
NEW YORK, March 23.-Clearct, -.
w. Smith, Park, for Richmond.
BOSTON, March 81 CLEARED, ,clg |!
Frances, Morris, for Norfolk and lsicam
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I.IYERpOnI Il

TopAcco-The sales this month a., pa
viz: 2iS Virginian leaf l07 S,emms n;
lucky leaf. and $50 StemrneG, Of th,se ~ !.
MIA leaf, s. Slemned, 70 Keniucsy tea, i.
Stemmed were taken for Ireland IS y!rst-
and AZ Kentucky leaf for eApoua,cr
Virginia leaf, % Stemmed, So Ksr!u,..
and 4l0 Stemmed b. the trade BuIef>isl,
have confined their purchases p-incns1,
ding SORTS, aud for tie period 81 he yesr
curry has been only to small exelt. iis,
turers even, at the present moderate 'a',s
ing very litle disposition 10 sock 'te...
largely. The market pretty seaey Fl
the finest descriptions Of Western sing,
are somewhat lower, there is NJ al eran
lice in prices. We quote The cnrrrn, ran,
lNia +,
Hh's +
Tobacco 10 Liverpool 3Isi. Jan. lS,l42 s,
Imported in February, SOL
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La GiselIc,
~ BURRUSS' PIize Office, NJ.
~. Fourteenth Street, Richmond w

~ BURRUSS' PIlZe OIlce, no.
~. Fourteenth Street, Richmond VI.
Drawing OF Pokomoke Lottery, y
&C rs Sc IS so al 10 "a % 90 |
Ticket Nos. ! III So, snug cap'aI
paid by 81 Rt
Drawing Of Pokomoke Lottery "
60 1 10 e. 10 81 CT 50 80 81 y !
Ticket Nos. 4 IS 10, still another g &
and paid BY BCRt
Grand and Magnificent, Lottery ~
(Tuesday.) Capitals: $1,000. 1850 {
&c. &c. &c. II drawn plumbers ~. .
Tickets 81; halves 2; quarters
Here is chance to enrich youfsclse'
ing on Burruss and buying pa.bsse
above. Risk on package Of Whnles -
l6; quarters 8. Warranted $40 ~
than blanks. G. BCh@
March "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-03-24

Mr.. HUGH BRAGG: .,. 3
nEAR fir: You will please take nor"
~ on THURSDAY, the 2ad day OF ~
tween the hours Of 10, A. 81. and sun.
day. al the ofice Of Mr.. James +. Wa
street, in the town OF Petersburg, i
deposition Of Joseph w. Hobbs; hnd o. /,
The 25th Of the same month, at moo"f hor,. :
county OF chester6eId, between the hoe ;,
shall proceed 10 take the Opposition -, /.
Cousins, 10 be read as evidence 10 ' "a.
nendlny In the Circuit Superior Court .. ca "a.
esry for the town OF Petersburg, 90 W. =, J.
thereof, in which am plaintiff ana !0 en-. &
and II from any cause the taking 81 .sev. =
should not be completed on the cay'.
they will be continued from day 70 oa, c.r
cspiedj until The same shall have IND r..
which limes and places yoI s ean II ~
proper.
March A-swiw