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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-16
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-07-16
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
MARY
s)uTuERN PLANTER

We have before the March No. Of the Southern
Planter eGrsory glance at it that full Of
vsuabe and sound inioImau1n upon those subjects to
VIII ch It devoted. Ths Periodical (Which has di.pen.
sed much light and knowledge throughout the Old Com
monwenith tnd which is fast awakening our State to
due appreciation Of sysiemst proved modes Of euvu.
ton giving Ire and energy to the eSerions {, The honest
bGsbsndman and bidding him cheer up should be fondy
cherished and Literally paronzsd by all We have but 10
look plgss and eyes fall upon numerous
articles which sike being foil Of valuable infIma-
uonmueh Of lie yaluibo MISTER prngs from the erp,-
Renee 4 practical Farmer, ~hO have, By seua experiment
and sat.iaotoy tests, established the truth Of hot which
they recommend. We cannot too highly recommend the
Southern Planter to the Agneu'EursJ Of our own su,e
snd to Couaty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
THE ARMY OE TEXAS.

II will be by tine important in another column
that The amy OF Texas IL the advance and we my
expect other I'D Of stirring interest Ii srong
Mexican amy be really in the GLIB rhOoj OF the point
which forces sdvancng, collision is not mprO
babe and unless Generas commit the Of un6e
rating their enemy, soon hear Of new triumph Of
the American But in such cause, and with such
n ,e. victory loses half ip charms Hitherto
has been unsheahed in the defence OF
territory Now is TO be drawn. fer the rs, time. in
OF ssgressonnevcr perhaps, to be returned to its
scabbard until manifest destiny" has arrived its
complete fu6men in the dominion Of the United States
over the whole of North America Gen. Taylor, IN his
proclamation pays proper respect TO the religious feelings
Of the people when about TO subugate. We have
doubt that he will his duty with Judgment and
prudence bot it be Calling to gallant spirit 10 be
engaged at oil in such en,erpriIe.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
To THE WINGS OF VIRGINIA.

We would beg leave jus, suggest to orr Wing friends
throughout the Commonwealth, that the ForKrn Tuuss
Arm is the day Of the elee,ions fact OF which
the Wing Party be entirely oblivous. II are
asleep howsver opponents awake and unless we
pepetuate the a.cendaney Of the present domi
nant party, it high time thit should shake of our
so,h. and give banner more q the breeze. We
succeed. il rW-but let it never be forgotten that
UNION and ENERGY are essential to success. Why,
New Hampshire has given Polk the slip, and surely
virgnis period Of her history. has been 50 welded
her idos the "Graniie State" We us, that in those
counties where there several Wings in the field mes
DO speedily taken restore harmony, and ndi-
vidu. PR crences be surrendered for the general good
Arouse, Wings, arouse shall be left without even
respectable minority in the neat Legislature.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
MATERNAL INFLUENCE.

Tie greatest eonqueors which the world has ever sec H.
Alexander the Great and Nspolean each give st kns
mony Of MATERIAL influence In his case Hstry
US that Anupasr having day written long stter to
Alexander against hi. mother olympias the King after
reading IT, rep led, Antpaier does know that one sin
gle shed by mother. viii ob,eate hous Ind su
Letters as this The Emperor Napoeon; Of remark.
able intellect aud the greatest us of his age sscrbed
the greatness, and spendr OF his the
him by his moher; the Truth of womsns prominent inu-
on his mind and OF his favoite maxims that
there extraordinary who son Of
ordinary Mohrr' Our beloved Washington, the Faith
of his country received the elements of that gcs, aud
noble character which made him the admiration Of the
world from The energetic destruction. sound udgmsn, and
pety Of his widowed mother Mary Washington.
The foundation Of the ulnsss of the great reformer
John Calvin was without doubt. laid by the in. tru ms
of his eminenty pious mother Jane Calvin; OF him. il il
sai that while yet youg he iaughtto pray the open
air. under the vault Of heaven practice which helped
TO awaken within hi, soul the sentiment OF omnpresent
Deity. Those who all acquainted with history know
the intense and exalted of his pe, his soaring
tellect and vivid imagination. How many examples OF
theirs and there which appeal for sustaining
this principle that mind for example, ght
long time contemplate the chlucters Of Moses. Samuel
and Timothy, without wearying of this last Paul says,
When call to mind tho unfrsnsd faith that is in thee.
which dwell first in thy grandmother Lois, and in thy
mother Eunce; implying that the faith Of Timothy
sort o natural inheritance and blessing that God had
slowed upon him for sakes. The histories Of Titus Cy
rus and Bacon, might furnish with noble
pies upon this subject-Mother's Magazine.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23

The unrvaled Vocalist, Mr.. Dempsier has arrived in
th city, and gives his first entertainment 10 night, at tao
Exchange Concert RoVm. An opportunity rarely occurs
with OF hearirg gentleman Justly celebrated for his
compositions and his critical taste, and doubt be-
will receive the generous encouragement and patronage Of
the public lie sings this evening, the May Queen :
aGil! creation Of Tsnnyson adapted to original music
We have heard this eIrt, but feel Ired that
it in respect unworthy of the author OF the ind
Boy" and The Irish Emigr4nrs Lament" Mr.
Dempser a singer is remarkable for the touching
ness and ps,hos of his expression and for mpang ell
MS performances this feeling which distinguishes the
of the Poet We advise ALL who would pass sgreea
bic evening" 60 and hear him they may have on
opportunity ss ia: Mr.. DemP.ter being about reurn
England.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23

MeSsers Editors 81 had tie good luck evenings
since receive invitation ON friend. g 10 the
exhibition Of paintings II the Odd Fellows Hall which as
such attentions a le rare. mot that I an yet
past the SHADY eide Of thirty accepted. can.
eSp'ess YOU The unexpected pleasure hch they
iorded, they entirely different from wha' could
have supposed any painting could be made to b. the
changes 50 astonishing producing such beau i'u' c
fres batI could reEze them 10 be any thing thu
reality it.slf Nv obi IN writing j. n beg of call
the npn OF Inc the fact that thee so desire
they oil profess. they cannot fail Of conerrng great
deal OF hsppiaess upon their female friends BY giving
them the opportunity that has been afforded me.
Trusting this may produce another invitation which
earnestly desire, am Yours. &c,
~
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
EDITORIAL coNTRovERsIArIsM.

We extract from the " o. Picayune the folio wing just
and sensible remarks upon this subject Would that the
spirit which the editor recommends could pervade the
political press OF country reformation OF the press
ia his spec would be reformation Of the people Party
politics would lose all their bitterness and personal
enmes, arrangement and brois. be banshed from po
lea contests, the press would pour oil upon the
Of sie instead Of ashng them into uproar and confusion
"What is there in tho nature of editorial controversial
ism that should distinguish from other forms Of oisputa
uVHl What 70 impa!t 10 4 a cead Ter cnsil What TO
with darker shades Of passiuul Ave the topics
discussed below the digniy Of rSOns solutonl ls the
press unfit for the of Ter processes OF easonl the
spars with the gem, OF bliincsgatei Surely
any InCte questions in the affirmative; and
yet thai political edi,rs sh ud fall 10 killing
another i REGARDED as contingency within the natural
tendency OF their vocation. T-ee for this
phi los pay,
Toe province e ed or enli,tten and direct pub
lie In the wSe range OF humsn effort there
a uobe more respO bic ambition than this. The the
Ory of his profession should impa dignity 10 the character
OF CrnsIs AMI insp 70 that SCI respect tnai wins TIC
f others. The acknowledged power Of the
.htt BE- guaranty sganst II. pcrvers'on. Through
the mind OF the supplied with It's daily p,bIun
and Thy who Prede over the channels Of Intelligence
,hoUld guard III from rrup ing and unwhoes me in
eredcns The conductors Of the press the Of
duties aid ile strength OF their pSsuyn ought
head OF professional society To them The pol teion
indebted Tor hs rsnown the LAWYER Tor his fame,
yhy,ic Jr hs celebrity, ond the divine for his
tcion. In establishing the reputation OF others, why do
;hey forget care for their own.
They head and front OF good works. The
phsn 6nds them every esdy friends they uphold and sup
port every enterprise designed 10 meoraie tie condition Of
poor provide for the 5Ft Of the sick, administer
the being Of the Stranger, project the unfortunate,
the blind, the MANNED and the stricken OF God la
ei.ing dsGercs'ed end constant ehurty towards
all mankind, why have they none tor one anothsrl'
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23

ItNHfCElCATTD.
To Me'sra. Charles h WIii-m', Benz. Pollard. VIM p
me, Alg,rnon > siorrs, John K. Garnet, Riebaid S
Couihorn, Jn0. a Lanc1sisr, and ssm'. Pif .ssnis,
Each Of you have bocn pauioIy notified through tho o.
pers, that po Won be opened Tor you Of the ensuing
election io represent ts county the LeRisI urc
~ II mpls b'e ~ elect oil Of YOU and should each II
you pernH poll ~ BE- ogcned IL insures the 81, oiion
Dem cat - caed ihosyh n tat party say moro
ihan one WING runs they vii run no canddae that j.
n0oashas II - therefore, To be hoped, thal each OF
yOi will take The subethto consd ration end say throuRh
the pap'io what cOuue you intend pur.ue thofo
M proc ibity Of having meeting Of the Yoers 4 Hen.
no 20 fect candidate fr krq Caucus va buried lat
WINTER the b hoped emain IN lime shall be no
more Atain' the Good Book says house divided
fell - with any concern religious or moral.
ANTLCAUCUs.
Henuc1. March 2lv, IS46.
O~Ths Tunes end Republican Please copy
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
nrNnleo. March 2i,,. lsI6.


To hs Editors Of the WRis.
Geatlemen this Parsgrsph which appeared in your
paper OF the lIth instant, requires Of me respectful no
uec 80 far as my n'ne Is coupled with IT, As Ear back a.
las, fall several u political sad personal ft,nds so
cited me to permit be brought before peo-
pie AZ candidate fO the county OF enrieo aud at yarou.
nues subsequent 70 That period the request has bseu
peaed by ineads. both in the county and city For res
sons ent,lyct private nature, was forced to dis.en
nom the very hattcFins notice OF my friends At vc-y
recent date II think the day which meeting OF the
people OF the county called nomnsie whis can
disa" some OF friends sgsn requested me to con-cn
to be nominated the Wing candidate urging as reason
msi they thought could harnoare TIE Wing voters among
whom they anticipate division in the nomination OF can
ddse. Unconscious myself OF possessing such Influence
$50 lar yielded Ia their request s,y IL my humble
name could avert tko calamity the Wig psty Of the
county, that they were liberty that end.
farther added. that was the will OF the people to elect
me would serve them best could. Ia making hi.
communication am prompted by the desire to place N.Y.
sell IN the true attitude before the people, and the
impression, at such has been made upon the mind Of any
onc,) OF Inconsistency OH my part
SAMUEL PEASANTS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
IEnpnfn 10 MEYER

This distinguished Pi,ni.t to grsnd Concert ct
the Exchange Hotel, 'g.uorow night Il Will b. seen
~ HE advertisement, bst ho Is 10 be assisted b. Mt
Wood, who u Vocalist Of much celebrity.
From th' rep aled complimentary notices Of the Con.
cefts given by Leopold d, Meyer and the acknowledged
vocal power d Mr. Wood, think he l,yon Of Music
will havs rch treat presented to hem to,m,rov night
See adyenIiemsnt.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
cALnInRAMAs-

Mr. Winter VT continue bis exhibition, a. the Odd
Fellows Hell during the pc snt week There will be
tw dsy exhibition, on Wednesday and Saturday AFTER
noon.
The drsrs Of Richmond are ar sdy fufHeiendy ap.
prsed o. the ehnrae,r II these erh5itons end shy fur
rs information concerning thcr or Recommendation Of
rh,u. deem unnecessary. Du ing The present week oil
will doubtless svs themselves Of this a,t opportunity t.
see them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
RENcoNTRE AT GEORGETOWN.

The Enquirer OF Saturday, in answer TO many inqui.
RES. tina, the "Dr Rche," Of whom mention
made in the Republican, having been Engaged in
Ia Georgetown, is resident ct that place. and
not Dr. Il. x. Richie, formerly OF this city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
THE THEATRE.

Our plsy.gong citizens will find the Manager making
every eff IT TO for their entertainment There are
several unusual attractions The charming vocalist and
actress Mrs. Howard Mr. Howard, celebrated comedian
the originsl Jim Crow sc &c. Our citizens should en-.
courage the enieGprze Of the Manager.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.


Arrival agd Departure OF the Norfolk Boats.
The Steamer CURTIS PECK leaves Richmond for
Norfolk every Monday. "Wednesday. and Friday, at 8
O'Clock. A. NJ Returning, leaves Norfolk every Tues
day. Thursday. and Saturday morning. at o'clock.
The Steamer ALICE ieav,s Richmond for Norfolk
every Tuesday. Thursday. aud Saturday, at O'clock
a NJ. Returning. leaves Norfolk every Monday Wed.
ne-d"y' and Friday morning. Mt O'Clock. These boat.
connect with the Baltimore boats. JEwESS, GEoR-
GA, aud HERALD. by which passengers arc enabled
to go through to Baltimore without detention
Passage aud Fare from Richmond to Norfolk % 90
From Richmond to Baltimore G M
Forward eaoin 10 s"Im"re 5 %
HAskINs & LIBBY. Agents.
Boats for baltimore aud PHILADELPHIA.
rwicE WALK.
The Steamers COLUMBUS and PoCAHoNTUs
leave Richmond for Baltimore every Tuesday and "a.
turdsy. at o'clock, 2. NJ. the Columbus running ON
Tuesday, and the Pocahon,us Saturday afternoon.
Passage and Fare = rs 90
HENRY LUDLAM & co.
Canal Packets.
The Paeket.Bosts SKINNER aud JOHN MAR.
SHALL leave Richmond for Lynchbufz every Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday, Al o'clock in the morning
Rstsrnins-Reaehcs Richmond on Tuesdays Thur.
days and Saturdays at - o'clock, M.
Passage and Fare . &c Oh
EDMOND & DAVENPORT.
Arrival and Departure Of The Cars.
HicHAoSp, rREDLsicKsBrRs, AND rcros.c RAILROAD
The Cars leave Richmond for Fredericksburg and
Aqua Creek every morning, at O'clock and connect
with the Steamer PowHATAN, or AUGUSTA, on
the Potomac River. Returning. the Cars reach Rich.
mond. daily, nj 81 o'clock. P. Nj: Tnrs enabling pa
scngers 10 make the trip between Richmond and WASH
ington City in day light.
Passage between Washington and Richmond ss 90
Do do. Richmond and Fredericksburg 3 so
The Cars for Charlottesville leave Richmond daily at
8 o'eock, A. NJ. Returning, arrive daily at 81 P. NJ
Passage si'her"Y IS co
Richmond and Petersburg Rail. Road.
Leaves Richmond dsily st 7PM
Leaves Petersburg daily ut sam
iNNoDATIoS TRAIN
Leaves Richmond daily Sundays excepted)at AM
Leaves Petersburg daily Sundays exeepted) at 4 M
The Can leave Richmond for Petersburg with the mail
train, daily, at o'clock. PM.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
Arthur A. DREwkY. Secretary.

From ihs Neto Orleans Courier, ETfrG March lIiA
GENERAL ORDERS ISSUED BY BIT. BRIG'R
GENERAL Z. TAYLOR OF THE ARMY OF
OCCUPATION, AT CORrUS CHRISTI
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
III. >. ~ e.. j. KER,

III. ,. ~ &. >. Ii a kER,
NO NORTH LIBERTY STREET,
baltimore,
Agents for Manufacturer and Importers,
OFFER FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING
~ articles
Isl boIes Castle Soap, prime
100 baskets Sslld0n
$50 hoIes hf and ar u tins Cog-wen Mustard
100 bbls Extra No ! and No
go reams SAM or Glass Paper
Is bbis Meats Foot Til
rs Kegs Orange Mineral
rs Paris Green
IS do Rose
700 bbls Spanish Whiting
So DO Paris White
20 CASKS English Nensisn Red
200 bbis red ard Oehrs
1880 lbs THuarie Acid
$50 casks Epsom Salts
$50 bits Gauber salts
ESQ do Alum
$50 do
100 Chrome Green and yellow
1000 kegs pure, No. While Lead, u WsbsIsn
Lewis and Baltimore manufacture
so kegs Red Lead
so do Litharye
1000 lbs Biehromate and Prussiate Potash
50 bbh Puiy, in bAddes
so kers do in hulk
1900 gallons purB Llnseed OIL
1000 pigs Of Window Glass. Of every TiIs and quality
1910 bbls ground ehpped Logwood Fuse NeaagGs
BnEietio. Ground Camwood HARDWOOD. Red Sanders.
Psaehwood, ByPsrnie, Green Ebony, Tumerie, Hatch
wood &c.
Druggists Ware, &C, Qaiey sold by NJ JSo L. CHAysAN
Charles Ilreet)
And additions from manufacturers and
mpottaiions NH 2O-d2~.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
HARDWAR
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1916

HAND w hlkL.
SPRING IMPORTATION, 1916.
IUNllE Subscribers are now opening, direct from
n the manufacturers IN Birmingham shsnsd their ,prip,
'uvgJ Of rOr,irn HARDWARE, CUTLERY, sADDLERY &C
eJbsisng part Of
Log, or, hth, and hsl,er Chsins
weed. and h.Htrr Hocs
PafeptgfG.n and FTsss scytlieS
Piles u eve y des-nrton
Cast shear and isered Steel
Nj Lp cf0gs ryt hInd. PANEL and lennon flaws
Pocket and tabe Cuts ~, Of every Tyis and quahtay
Cs'psnerF rsfent lin LocSs ard Lttebss
Psd stotE. i1, chsa and cupbOardioch
Pari meet, bfoIc arr arrow
B'accs suo Bus, VOID a, eve
Tet hnt table Looms, sd lions
Pa'rnl Tea'e'rss ana - espans, &C.
Iofe1rf win ful asorn NJ OfAmsfcan agdwsre reb
Tscss Brsds and sp1rsbiss
Long and y hauiie sp' dee md shoye's
COuon, wool and no - Cards
Hey he snraih Ftuw and bay Knivrs
bfnch AMI fnDI ding Planes
Cat ne Wagon bor0., from 81 N Inches A.
VIII every ususly f1uad In hardware b,u.. all M
which We Or the liberal 10 M.
county efchants and vsug tho ety are soesS N
eau and eismino our SOCK before pu.chasinx
VANLEw, SMITH CO.
nv 1S-ileW No - Nan o.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23
CORDON 4 SKINKER, o. MAIN srnrrr

HOKDON Il SklNkER, 81 MAIN STREET,
~ z ehmIrd Va, oder for sale
IS tbds orleans and West India Sugars
rs tisfecs aud bbls Clarified sugar
~ paesages loaf crushed and puiyensed Sugars
toIts white Havana sugar
40 bags Coree-Rio. lsEray "a, lava and Maraeaibs
bales Mocha Coffee
Us hhds oteius Ind West India Molassss
chess Guneowds and " Hy,on Tea part superior
hi chats Biaek Tea
Tea IN o and lib boxes
900 sides Lcaner-rnod stamp and damaged
rs do Ruast Leather
ZOO lbs Shoe Thread
loo boxes Sperm and Tsliow Candies
~ boI.s SOAP
Fancy and varisgated Soap
10 bags PEPPER
Puento and Ginger
200 Kegs Mars
$50 saeks Ashon's Salt
$50 bags Shot
100 kegs Duronls Power
$50 reims Wrapping Paper
ESQ d. Hemp md Cotton Bed Cores and LiDss
50 dor BrVoms
u doz painted Buckets
81 nests Tabs
Is bales Cotton Irvine and Lamp wIek
SO bags Feathers
400 Nova Scotia Grind
Is k'gs Horse Shoes
hhds baron
Gass-sIlU ard lOGI2
Sperm and Tanners
Cotton Yarns Salt PetTe CopperAs MaddeT Indigo.
Cotton in bales, Clnyer Seed, Cider vinsgar &c. &c
lRoN-loO tons swede. English, Tedegar County,
prsng nearly all sizes, round, daI nd square
Sheet Iron and Nail rods
srEEI-Ameriean and Enslish HIHder.d-
Mayors and SHEER Steel
TIN PLATE-i7S boxes 1914 1870 I2Il2
Bright and loaded Tin % roofing.
CoPPER-9ooO lbs BraEiers, sheaihing and Bolt.
WIRE-IOOO lbs assorted
Zinc and Sp.fer
Bar and shaet Lead,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23

IN SIUhE,
Il LORE ALGERrNEs-fOr Ladies' Dresses
Enns Bai,le
snE warp GinIh'm%
Cord and plaid
BAlzorIb,S and Bsrgss
Muslin robes
AarslIss and other skirts
So BsisIe ssawis
Checked. striped and plain s~ls, muslin.
JIeontt
Checked. striped and plain eambnes
Pain ADD figured bobfbsp
fOOiinfs and other lace FOODS
yaeonet and eambrie edEngs and insssttnss
Itih linens large gtoet
E1tfa ~ linen shsetnas
Linen enmbtiei and linen cambria hdtfs
Brown and blearhed boilnds
Brown linens snd Ersss cloths, every variety
hesvy brown linen drih'
Beaebed
Navy drm- rooa srlrie
osmbrcon' ard so'lonsde' ven heavy sOeh
Narcotics aHf Vseneia vestinEs
French English satin vesung some Of sr, quality
Bart blown and bronze French cloths
RaeE and fancy French eas.se, double ssd sipss Widths
EuEIsh e. HmeTe'an twcsd'
hmsuean fancy esssimefes, beautIfui artlels
- Psinatd hgddr'p ds,e
Summer cloths. every color and priOs
BOmba1ipss and spaeess
Suk and aipacca Hfre
Gr',p barss, blaeE lace wells
Bl,es white and rdItsilan sups. hat >Isps
Bin mus and g'0ves
Blaes and eord NJ Eioves
hose and half bo'e, large STOCK
bh and cotton hckfs
French silk umbfsfts aue auicis
Cotton npd snVhsm Umbrellas
fsfl'os anf Paasoleties
stocks, colirs and b1soms
BARK ifsltsn and oihsf
Fsncy neek hdtfs and scar's
Blact and cord sewing ats
10. patent tbresds very rbsap
Tsyots, Brooks. Coafe.' and other spoOl eOttOn
Buttons and combs isrgs stuck
Gum web and other suspsndsrs
Prints
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3ATs fard So brown shrinFs and observation-disclosures
which Virginia EHek, Canal Nins Manchester and
other well tnown bfsrds
Apron and Furniture CHECKS
KnoH sd Penitsntiary Plaids for servants
And other styles Of Goods which are offered 20 the
trado upon the most accommodating terms
nh 90 DANIEL " LONDON.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-23

MI ANAGbRS OFFlCE.-D. FAME IL Co.
4VA Dawn Nos. Of fokomok., SIS:
so 81 50 43 90 ~ ~ SO 81
D.swn Nos. Of Delaware, No. 81:
80 90 10 81 65 81 81 e. 20
Halt 6 81 81 prize OF Sl3j sold and paid by
PAINE & co.
To-morsow-capita 1000. i5OO Gle. 900. . OF 100,
&c 90 Nos. Ii dawn. Tickets 81; halves 2; qrs l.
For this Evcning-25.0OO 6OOV, 4OOO. 3OJU, 1890
1910. 10 OF 1000. - Nos IL drawn. Tickets IS; halves
4;qrs ,.
For Packages or Single Tickets call before 4 O'Clock.
UCK'S OFFICE, Basement Rooms, Eagle
- Hoe, 18th Street
Drawn Nos. Of Pokomoke IS:
SO IL So - 90 ~ a. 9 SO 81
Drawn Nos of Ola g.:
30 63 5 l6 IS 65 81 81 81 30
uoYTS UtFiCE.-s2O,OOU, IN tw1 pr1e, of sIO-.
Ill 0uO, Capitals for to-day, IL Mes drawn ballots line
for packages. Tickets only S.. for sale uau O'clock
at HOYTS OFFICE.
No. 3, Exchange