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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

and Maya were taken gu the question an
the following was the result, yeas, 4 Non
ret. II Temlinson, u Russ, J Pikef,
Z Foreman. J Caldwell and II Morgan
I votes, nays RT Young mud w d Lea
2 yotaa, consequently the President wa
aiata inri.
On Motion, MI. II Morgan was eycaza.
from any htrtbor attendance during tht
present session.
The following resolutions Whs adopted,
Resolved That The President appoint q
suitable person 4 member 81 this Juty, e
appprtntrnd the collection Of the amotn
due this Patiah hy John MeIlahough
And now In suitt And that he have fiji
power 10 perform All necessary hrts ft
The prosecution utthr aaii zuitg or to AT
iact a compromise, If n suitable one should
be offered.
The President appointed John Caldwell
Jr 10 carry inta effect enid resolution.
The following resolution was adopted,
Resolved, That Cor the future It shall he
the duty ofthe Parish ranger to sell stfa ]
animals after thirty days advertisement rs
aitays and giving ton days notice of the
aala. Any law TO The contrary notwitl=
s.,,,a'ns w. ; ~ ~ ae',"s ~, IN w.
..,t.,i.. ~" 49,. l
fl-.ai".i p,ha, r.. t....1,zt .t.l,n.-
l., a,1 !. ba 'a ,''s4 4a.ar, ,,,,sI t,s ,La
plrp1za Of fn,ntshing the inspector Of
~uslphts and msa sttrea. FIR tho Parish Of
East Baton tlouHe will, tho necessary
weights aad uesa1rea. according to law.
An areouot of rho4. Bills Parish con +
stable If sixteen dollars. for ecrvIccu In
t%runmgninF Police tiry. ffr extra aaraaian
In toly last, vaa presrntat, and allowed.
An account Of A Nc CARNEY for support
Of Edward Bryan p4uper Of 2 class, four
monthz. at sts doIlarz per month mao unit
.- e.. t4..-4B.f E..s. l.3f.s .... ..t
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
MApRrp. JrLy 23d. 1916.

HlViu LiIilEtI ph0!Is1c3 Tue t0liJWIiig e2-
tract from a letter to a gentleman in Rich
mond
MADRID, jury 23i, 1876.
Taylor's victories have been felt more
here, in Europe, even than at home. For
two weeks [bctwcen the sailing Of the
steamers our suspense WA great !; but
when the news did come, each American
strutted ont as large as life. The papers
which predicted Taylors capture as GER
tain, sorely used up up. Taylor's despatch.
es having been greatly admired for their
terseness, dignity and modesty.
The greatest compliment yet paid TO
Taylor | heard of in London. when
the steamer Of Nay 10Th brought to Eng
land the news Of Taylor's difficult position,
the Duke of Wellington met Mr. -,
and the subject was introduced. why"
said the Dixie, "does he not do this and
that" mentioning the steps he thought
Taylor ought to take. When the steam
er OF June lst brought the Dew> his VIC
tories, Mr.. - met the Duke again,
"Your Grace" said he, "muyt have been
advising Gen. Taylor-for you see be has
done exactly what you said he ought to
DO" 80 he has" said the Duke, as
much gratiied as ifhe had own the victo-
ries himself. AS | got this fiom Gem
to whom Mr.---related it, it il u~ndoubted-
Iy authentic; exact in substance, and, /
think, also verbatim.
In Bordeaux | met a whole .souled Anne.
rican, a ''live Yankee" ship owner, Of New
York, Mr., Holmes. He is Of the stuff
which, when abundant in a nation, makes
It great. He was at Trieste when the news
IF Taylor's difficulties came. Americans
we're respondent, and the folks there teazed
him with predictions of Taylor's capture.
He answered by that decisive Anglo.Sax-
IN argument, the offer of a bet of $1,000
that Taylor would meet the Mexicans and
rout them. lie found no one to take it,
for Austrians are not betting people. Soon
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

1hose who wish 10 keep hratt1. had better
not expose themselves unnecessarily To the
sun. Tho ]nnuatial heat nj this seRnon. II If
much lohgar Duration. will ha very tnjur Qua
10 tho health or,hia ~peclton of country.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

aftor, the news Of 7h9rnton'a capture
CANE, and tho Vlkg congratulated him ON
his bet not having been taken up. "gen.
tlotnen," said he, "here 10 the thousand
still, and another on It, that Taylor thrash.
ca Tho MericaHs."
They almost doubted his aanity-but "A
week OF two ate waras came n single COPY
Of Galignani'g Messenger, with accounts
81 the victories Its receiver carried II i'm.
niediately to H0lmes. or he strgahs'it
down to tho eight or ten American vessels
IN port, md calls mp the officers. "Iloiat
oil your %eolors, buys said be, q and aen,g
llp with ng 10 the Exchange" According.
" up wont every piece Of "bunlinr," and
oil marched Holmes viii, the eaptaIfa and
mates 70 thg Exchange, where they had Of
course n reyBl 'erow" over ths eTohkera.
"Vhat the deuce IL the matter with
These Americans" said every body, No
they saw this flag hoi=ling and marching.
"Bnt IA Holmes said, with "A kpowinp
shake OF his head, they soon found out
Why Holmes wound up the ceremony
by giving the Americans and his friends a
dinner in honor Of Paio Alto and Rssaea
do In Palma,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

whole, as Fss2abtlbls an ioyo1s3an asian.
blaga "a We have ever Witnessed In this
own
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
A MEETING OF THE WEST BAT.
ON ROUGE GUARDS.

In pursuance of previous notice, this
company met at the Courthouse on Satur-
day, the 18th Sept, I843, at which the
following members were present
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

The sami=vretiy adrnnnf If HE Treasurer
If thu Agricultural Association will appear IN
Our most,
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19
10 TuE pmnLtE

We arc 0ow prepared 10 execute al kind
# work In Our line, via pamphlets, iuatifos'
Shurif>E. ~sclronl and other btanka, No cheap
a. they can ha done h~oasstip We hone by
industry and attention H. business 10 merit
norton If the public patronage
nttrROf0 s. CONVERSE.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

V~otrvrErR FUND, MIR. Pike Treasur-
or of said fund has placed in our possession
a statement Of tho receipts and dishurse-
ments. team be seen at the Mayors Of
fec. 1t appears from this statement tina
the following sums were collected, by Col
Henderson 82l6, John r Dufro ca el2
John 4 McCaa $50 John Foreman /.
The sun or$107 -, was distributed am.
ong the families Of the volunteers, who re-
qujred assistance, and the sum ofS71 Is,
still remains in the hands Of the treasurer
to relieve snch distress MS may still exist
among The volunteers, on account of disease
contracted through thoir campaign or from
other causes.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

S0G0 W #.e
And that thirty seven and a halfcents be
levied on each slave, and the balance on
landed property the following resolution
was adopted.
Resolved that hereafter the Parish Aud
tor allow and credit no account except
the same cone within The specification
contained il the general appropriations,
nor shall be oTerdraw the amount of any
item, mentioned in the list Of appropFia-
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

CEN. TAYLOR ~ EURopg.-ThG Rich.
mond Enquire publishes the following ex-
tract from a letter to a gentleman in Rich
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1846-09-19

EPtTEN HENDERSON,. Chairman,
JOHN X. DUrRocQ, Secretary.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
CADDIS b. LUCK'S
NEW LUCKY LOTTERY OFFICE.
''f NOUNS C-FDER THE EAGLE,
CoRsER MAIN AND I3ru srsrrr

BfsEJhEST ROOMS USDER THE Es0LE
cossss mAIs AND ISru srsrrr.
Dawn Numbers Of Pokornoi.. Gas. 20:
~ 10 IL 20 ID - 50 so II 40.
Tickets - 80 so, ~ 20 50, both sold ami e..bed by LICK
In the above. ~
Drawn Numbers in Delaw,r, Cl,.e5
Al Is % 81 - Is 2 10 25.
Drawn Number. Pokomokr. Ch.aI.
50 4 ~ 10 - 10 4 81 81 50 81.
NJ" : V d. another Capital sd in rhs above Lottery. by
LUCK.
Hurrdh for LUCK!
ne following three No Prirs' have been sod ard e,,bei a,
ms omee-whieh Eerhe' the assertion made in a former ady.r
"semeni' "thata all Prtrss We e in the hands Of LUCK
IL - So IS 6S-l ~ 54-5 % 7I-Io a n
~ 50 62-l2 10 So.
sCHEhEs Pon THIS WEEK.
o odiy hondiyI-s3e,o0O $4,000, COCO. 5000 loo Of INN
elise al ii o'ecck-Da~lng received at .. Ticket, sIs- b,I,s.
6; qp. J. i've
For -ue-day-Delawars Cia.. %. "a No. "a n,w, -,
seooo'i u xooo' i OF 1000, &c. Ticket, -, halves l. or. soc.
meanesaay-fakoDos-, "a - Nos IL drawn. Is. 600.
''oo' 5000 1000, $500, &C. Tickets s, haIve. 4, ar. 2
For Th~ur-day-Pokomoke 90. IS Number, IA arx. -,
Csc. ~ ora !
For Fnday-Pokonoke, IS. rs No. IS Drawn. sIa con aooo
1884, 1870, &c. Texts ~; halves 9; q-
For ~ssiurday-Pokomoke, &c ~ Nos- 10 D,w, ,-ooo
900 1900. lIis &c Tickets e., balv,. l. ouar,er ga,
Also for III s.venins -Pokon,oke. 81. IS No. NJ Dnx, a.,
plh.-s's'soo' 1000, 5000, 2OOo. &C &c. Ticket, o.. b,Iy., .
qn. I. ~
For NEXT Mond.y-G,nd Consolidated Lors,x No
on ssiuhdAy, February :. "a Nos. u dawn. cand C,n,,L
tSoOOO. 10000, COCO. s<IO, 10 Of 1000 10 Of 1901 10 q n =
so" Soo' &c Tetrs $40. have. S, qs ESQ. A &c ud ats Of
: Nhhsslil; halves $3.50, &c qlaurr q 10
As The above 4, hemes reed m O rr,onn.ns,,o, A
nem"l'e', j VIII oaly -y - my hiei d, ard all othsn =. an
rnLes arr IN The hirds Of -Ltet." I an The oaIy Iepresent,,,ve Of
mt name 'nEased IN the business so Idira. your ord rs TO
10 C.. D LUCK,
S Richmond Va. N So,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

TExAs.-The Warrington Union says that IN e1pr..s
rom the Government Of Tho u. States, bearing with him
q Texas The sccepssnes Of her Constitution BY Congress.
rrived st Galveston on the 18th instant, and leh Imm.
lately for Houston. There he was met By Presid.n,
zones, VINO nsd iet Austin to meet the dispatches. and
who. Immediately on receiving them, issued I proel,m.-
lion calling on tho Legislature to convene q, Austin on
The 10th ID February to organize q State government and
adopt such other msssurcs ~ they may deem necessary fer
the general welfars.-Baif. Amer.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
fotRrns.
STRATTON'S OFFICE.


I~' all ts VOID az ~A.i ,s~y eA.
rof selling fdnrs. srsErros's t~ mas.
Drawn Mo-. Of Lse-burg Lottery. Cia.. A. J,n. PM.
81 "a Ia ~ IS CT 10 50 Gs u &c 81. y
Ticket Nos. 3 IL ~. q prize Of SlIO0. ,old and maid
!" sTRATToN.
dawn Noe. in Monong.lia, No. 5. January 3O,b
46 10 CT Is ! % 90 So - 81 So S.
Ticket Nos. So Gu e. , Both sold and paid BY
. 10 $50 i.l sTRATToN.
Draw Nos. IN A@rsnirs.. EIta as-J.p ,o,s
&c 81 ~ IS " So Al a IS ~
" ~ a. ca. SSoney srRAr:oN.
2 Of el2. 900. 1000.
honday-Leesbuu 5 Capital 9 OF sis 900. <ooo 2soo sooo
800 300 nc 10 Nos D, dawn. whoes o. ha We. y 50. quar-
$4,000, 5000.
Tusstsy-Asrandna ~ e. Capital: s2o 600 sooo INN
200. 20 OF 1000. &C ~ Nos ~ dr.~n. whos. Is; hsIy., 2 So
quarters I IS.
$4,000. 1000.
wednesdsy-Ai~I.ndria ~. Extra Cspitals sio ooo. .ooo , NJ
Iooo, , Of 500. &c 10 No-. ~ drawn wholss %. hav.. i so;
4 Of $4,000 34so.
~Thusasy-Aierspdri. 10. Eru.. Capaal. 4 of an a ,.oo
t.s rs. "9sa'
$4,000, 1000.
Frdsy-Moaonsala @. Capitals 4oos, 1000 600 m, ono a.,
mos odsvn. whole o.; halves Soc qasr.r, use
$4,000, 1000.
saurdsy-AeHandria. Ertra, ~. Capitals o. ooo .oo. I. .,
uers &c. guar
, Of s25. 900, 10000.
nonday ~Morning-A~Iasdria Cass I. Capit.i.. 4 4. 40. oso
oooo, 5000 60 OF 1000, ke. 10 Nos, II drawn. wbor, no
Buyers are referred 10 my List Of Prpes which ,rr.u
y ue Once = proof Of What has ben done; and ever,
or.sIht continues to increase the number sold and pad BY M.
W oruers Tor packages. oeri6eatrs or unsIe tic lr,. I'M IN. ,Lox.
schemes, and IN all Lou.nes, will be promptly .t,,na.J !. -
drawing sent wien requested.
f..s adare'' order" srRArros.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
II RUSSELL BIGGER & CO., AGENTS

~ BIGGER 81 CO, AGENTS
l. . for u PASr a Co, Richmond Va.
Drawn Nos. II Grsnd C.nsoIrdarsd Lottery. Chs M =,
6s s s. SO 81 GO 60 , &c % ! 25 rs IA
to ~ mnof o' s,oon' both sent 10 the country, and. when pre-
The Hall Of 1000 Ssenied. win be pse by BIGGER A 60.
The following Gnsd Schemes are pres, nteI to the pa,rop Of
Fortunes HOME. We particularly eal atrenuon 10 The CO.
Scheme ter ssth Febuary-s3o 900 dollars CapiiaI-towe, mr.,
number PHze :oOO dolars-66 Nos, 10 drawn. TIE Scrco. 4, =
good one, aud var iakspeaare IN reeonnendisx IL a, dser,es,, III
best Lottery for the month.
$4,000. 10000!
Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class No q N he
day. February eth 1896. 20 No.. "a draw c
s9oOto 10000. 5000, s4IO. 10 OF 9uOO. 10 OF 1850. 10 Of 1900.
100 1000, SOC. 400. sc. Tickets 10: n ,Iy,, 5. nan : Q IN !.
Certificate Of 20 wboies SIN; 20 halves SIS 50; 20 suArrr.9 % Is.
$4,000. So OF 1000!
LOWEST Two No PRIZE 40 DOLLARS,
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. :. to be drawn NJ VII
ininston. Dtl- f-b'y 18Th. 1876. rs Nos II Dnxp nrarSC'.p
...: .so Oos, ~ ,ooo, 5000. 5000. 1000, 1000. 1884,. 30 OF 1000.
Sooi 500 10 oi 900, &c. Tickets IL; halves 8: Quares = A
certificate OF 20 wboAe. v al be sent for sI.I Go; IS hsI,.. IA so.
- Saarer. % 40. Every two No prize viii decsae the risk on a
package AMI package nay draw 10 double prizes a1 aon,r
making the risk on IS whole. oaiy co donar.
$4,000, $1,000. 100 OF 1000!
orn oohsonda'ea Lottery Class No =, to be drawn on satuI
sJosoO' $4,000, . Of 1900. 9 of 5000, / Of e3s4. 100 Of 1000 AZ
20 halves II 10; 20 quarters IS SIS.
The old Style Lottery!
$4,000 CAPITAL!
Lowest three number prize sIOOO-hrt and second drawn ,uuh.-,
400 DOLLARS,
Gnud Consolidated Lottery. Cas- No. g. TO b, dax, =, yya,,..
ton Dehwarr, February ssth, 1916. Gs Nos. 10 Drawn. Grand
Capitals $4,000. u 1000. 732s, 5000, 4 on esoo = Of snoo . =,
$500. 4 OF 1850, 100 lowest three number priI, Of 1000 sr ~
Ticket SIC. haves I: quarters & A eeniseatr on % 49,. In
besent for 1874; % halves 81; % quar-p 4o.
W Psrsohs fum the country visiting the city .boun .,a, II,
mind that Bigger & Co. int nd to sell some OF the ahoy- splendId
rrHes therefore, u you want one OF them. send your orIers without,
dehyt to T. RUSSELL. RIcCEp A 90, w"
~ Persons ordering by the package in any Of the above
can deduct the price Of three Tickets.
The Tickets in the aboye Lntenss Al, received and, al or4..
ton. ""
e-we have every day Lotteries from to 90. and when . remit.
popular Lotteries on hand.
The Drawings sent when requested to all who order from
T.. X. r. 4 co.
non all letters enclosing CASH, or Prize Tickets, The pot,ar,
as usual need not be paid. ~ Se
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
VIRGINIA LAW BUUKS.

DOOINS
ALL of the Virginia Reports, from LIST Wash
Law Book Agency, neItdoor to the Post Office, on better terms than
they can be furnished by the State Library. Those who A.. in
wan. III InShrd 70 call and eramine them. Jan. IL.
The above advertisement was put in the VA.
nou' papers OF the day, BY my elf during the absence OF Mr.. d. C.
kD' from the city, aud for whom was acting - Agent A. il Ia,
been asserted BY Gen. RICuAKDsos, the VI thy Secretary of Stat,
and Librarian, that the statements eoLtainsd in the above adyer
usemeni' that Nj King eouh furnish the Virginia Law Books upo.
tr-s"-ii think II devoivss upon int to aequit Nj King Of any ban.
in the matter which ] now do, by sirnrly stating thnt the above adj
veris- nnent appeared in the papers without his knowIedss and
therefore, III eoniainsa any false stai-m' nts, IA hieh ofeourss "a mo-,
Edmht-dl be II released from all responsibility: and assume IN.
wholu BY again repeating, a. already asserted in the aboy. ady.r.
usenent, that the Virginia Law Reports can be had al ID e. King.
Law Book Agency, teda6lishsd in the city Of RiebBond) upon bet.
tsf terms than they are furnished by the STATE Library :" To nroy,
this as- rion. ! have only TO refer TO Gen. Rehaidson'. ndyrni.s
ment IN the Wing OF the 9Th inst, in which be say. that. CiLme,
lp vol Randolph q vols Leigh " vois, Robinson 2 vol. .,e an
above, Mr. kIso can furnish
Washington, 9 vols
Call, q vol.
Henning A Munfcrd, 4 vols.
hunord. 6 vols.
Virginia Gases, > vol.
This ts 0S' good reason why MI. KISs can furnish the yirrinia
Law Reports on bour trss than they are furnished by In state
Library - smother reason Is, that the FIRST ~ vi. OF thee, R.oo,,.
ing an ornament 10 any lawyer ILbTaty: another r,a,on n, tha,
MI King can sc these boOkst To responsible men on a eredu-eun
al The low rates at which they are offered
For the above reasons, I think Lawyers generally Will agr.e with
me- thai ih- 'NirginIl Law Books can be had on better tern, from
MI King Than they are offered at the state Libnu"
H''en Richardson had noticed very particularly the advertise
word cheaper" As not used-butI thank him for the word. and now
Us u IN informing the public that. the virgiIfa Repo,t, 6ou
Isl washington 10 let Gnuan inclusive. can be had cHE,Prl nj ID
g. kIss's law Book Agency than they are furnished BY the s,ste
LionAIy Ihose VIII. feel sunneien'y interested ARD invited 10 call
AMI test the Truth OF the above assertion
Jan.y 80. lsto. cHAs. 2. FISHER
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

wKsros X. GALEs. Esq, editor Of the ReFistsr, has been
e elected lntendsni Of the city Of Raleigh, N. C., withou,
,ppn~itiun.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
CONGRESS-.
The SKEArK was not In session to-day.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
couesposdenes ef BALTIMORE American.
WASHINGTON, Jsn'y 30, 1876.


WAsaiseros. Jsn'y 30, 1876.
The SENATE was not In session to-day.
HOUSE OF
A Resolution ws rcported asking . SILL, co~....
of Eve members, IN r,ferrnc, 40 m. ,h,.. - p""N"
,,on,rv land fund Of Ohio wi" Ao'o'u-
M. BAKER of mn h.vin. - ,.n.
n. saving tho, he voted for NJ. PolL snS .,. NC S ni"
took occasion 10 correct the report mn. h.J 80 ,
for Mr.. z. nor for snv Democ,,, U. -. yvL.o
whole whig, had been a WbIy I,on, NJ. ho,ho.J %ns,s
had, and never shoud supper, any bu, Wbig m,n md
Wing measures.
Reports were then received from the balance of tho
Standing Committees.
Mr.. GILES Of Nd. reported q Bill to remi, the du,is,
On certain goods destroyed in New York on tn, nigh, Of
the 18th July last.
Mr.. McCLERNAND reported a Bill for continuing the
public works At Bridgeport, Conn. A Bill to regulate the
proceedings In the District and Circuit Court. of ths a..
States, and for other purposes.
A Bali for tho erection Of = monument to tho memory of
General Warren was referred TO the Commiree o1 an,
Whole.
SUB-TREASURY.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
LATEST NEWS.

APPOINTMENTS BY Il PRESIDENT.
by sad s'fA fAs sd.ies sad esnsesfsJ iAs S..sis.
Henry w. Ellsworth. Of Indiana. 10 BE- charge d'Anairss
sllsd. ~ W
Philip Barton Key. TO be attorney Of tho United State.
f the District OF Columbus. In the place Of James Hobsn.
deceased. H rf.s
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
To nANUFACTURERs.
l.
FOR SALE.

'G'HE advertiser proposes TO sell. for manulac-
= turing Purpo--s, his property in Buckingham County. Va
known a. fALLSBURG MILLS. IL consists Of a sub,tsnttsn,
buit Brick Mil MY feet square and four stories htrb there n,
also On the Mil Lot four other brick buiIting'. which arr aamtrabl,
suited LOT the families OF operatives Ataeh-d TO the zme prouer
~, here arc CSC acres Of good Farming Land. which vii ee 90
m cameron with the buildings II desired, or separately.
LotATION-The properly above described. 70 about 90 miles
from the city of Richmond. on the ia ines River from which strea Inn
there can be obtained. along with s.d property, watsr-poyrr SUN
cert 10 carry on a number Of additionaFMis or Faeioiies. The
Canal 10 also within . shou dlstSBce Of Fan-burR Mill. through
which channel the Richmond market - easily reached.
As there are no hanuiEetones OF Couan OF Wool in ths section
OF eounuy immediately IN the vicinity Of Buckingham. . nre 90
ponnnny Is now offered to enterPrsiRs genuemen for the establish.
IN owner oiihe above properly would be willing TO lake a Ibe
"a portion Of stock IN a Company that might be formed for mann
faetnunE purposes and he would also make the terms Of al.
moderate.
% Address THOMAS N. BoNDURANT. the owner. Bue.in,
ham Court house. Va, or ROBERT II. G%AL.L.AHER OF ID. R,ea-
mond WIG.
January rs. 'a6-d
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

DISSOLUTION.
'l'hE eonesn Of London. wGningham 4 Drewy, Is ,h, day
u ds-oredby mutual consent The name of the eoaesn vii
be used ony IN liquidation OF il aGairs. Those having claim,
afain'i us vii pre-entthsm for payment and tboss indrbted 10 u.
are requested to CONS forward and make immediate payment a.
We are ANXIOUS TO elose the business as speedy ss possible.
JOHN J. LONDON,
J. WILLISGHAA,
Al DREwRY.
January Ir IPf6.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

by Dunlop, Toneure a Co.
GROCEEIES AT
On WEDNESDAY, the sth OF p. buary, At IOl o'eLoet NE ugu
.eH' Al our Store, Sampsons Warehouse a re.esaI .s.oum.n, NJ
Groceries VIZ:
Sc Hbds New ORGANS and Fouo Rico Sugar
IS Hbds amt Bbs MoAs~es
zoo Bag Coffee
Cheese, Whiskey, Brandy
Soap, Sperm and 1aDow Candle,
Champaign Wine. Madeira Wine
Loaf aud Crushei Sugar
Indigo, Ba on, &C,
Also, expected in lime for sale
200 Eass new crop Rio Coffee
Is Bores prime Whns Havana sugar.
Cargo Sale Of Sugar and Molases.
VIII be addeito the above sale, the cargo OF the sehr Betssv and
Jane direct from Auasapas. Ia, Soy
lsS hhts prime Sugar
50 bbs prime Moa q
TERMs-Uncer sIOO, cash over sIoo. 4 month. ersdi, so,.,
proved nesOdable paper.
fT Sale without regard TO weather.
u 81 DUNLOP, MONCURE A. On Au,,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
BOSTON hAkKEr-,

BOSTON hAkkEr-wedna-4 Afternoon. Jan. 20
Coton-So change In the market sales 200 bales Provi.ion.-
but hfue doinr. more than tb- usual retail trace a quantity of old
Hams sold al ee, cash. Four-The market Is Gull, and pro. hard
" Sustained; 300 bbhs Genese common brands sold At sS 62l: 100
do do fancy brands ut %. 200 do Michigan at ss.6St. 8 n,os Corn
There !. lt,le or nothing doing: yellow fat Is he'd At 6sa7oe:
white at 66a67e.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
Call, q volr.
Henning a Munford, 4 vols.
Munforc. 6 vols.
Ew- g.
VIRGINIA LAW BOOKS"

n reference TO the advertisement of Mr.. Chas.
. r FISHER, II seems only necessary II say. TINT I noticed the
advertisement IN Nj. Kings namr, because II was obyiousy my
duty 20 do N The prices OF the Report. which the State owns
being aS ] have before ssd, Cred and invahablr, Il necessarily fol-
lows that neither MIR. King nor AIRY other vender can sell them
'owsf, uniess he sells At less than b. pays for them.
wan the earlier series Of Reports, viz Washington, Can, Hen
ing 4 huniord, and hunford. I have rothiag to do-eyen 10 max.
out a ea,e. Hut repeat that can supply any number Of Law
. o Ks d me best 'dit ons' and AT as low rates a : they can be fur
ISL IN 10 regular eon'sc Of fair trade. I have no personal in
terrst IN the matter: let those Interested ascertain xhrihtr IA. let
c IS ! have stated. WM II. RICHARDSON, see'y CCmrh
January 30. lSfG. AMI LIbTau,n.
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BALTIMORE MARKET. Jan. 30.
Flour has declined since the news by the Hibernia. A.
the commencement OF tho week u was s5. holders now VI.
er ~ sell Ut e+,57. Wheat 81 To 8 i.0G.