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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10
SALEM, OHIO, FRIDAY. JULY 10, 1916.

"a soul supreme in each hard instance
tried,
Abhor all pain, all anger, and all pride,
The love of power, the blast OF public
breath,
The lust of lucre, and the dread Of death"
How soon would the great object be ac-
complished. Like electricity, truth would
spread, and righteousness cover the earth as
waters do the sea. y
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10

Coon ExAMPLE.-The papers in Martinique
speak of the nun efous escapes Of slaves from
that to the English islands, where they of
course are safe and free. They do mt COM
plain Of this, but urge il as an argument for
emanciPatihg all The shares gfhe French colo
mics. How much better would it be for our
southern editors to pursue the same sensible
course, instead Of indulging in their crazy
rawlings against the Abolitionists !-Hqmp-
shire Hcrdid.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10

J ,EIIz ABE Fl 1o NHSs EDIrons.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-07-10
EDlNBuRGH, May l6, 1916.

DEAR GARRIsoN George Thompson is
now in London. He is to be with us again
in a few days, to hold a series of meetings in
this town, during the meetings of the Free
Church General Assembly. The following
is a copy of a letter received from him a few
days since. What a picture! But it is
iruth to life.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-Jn,v 4,

Rsmarks-Tho final passage Of the Tariff Bill by the
Senate caused much excitement amongst the commercial
community ana completely pnralized business 10 being
generally conceded that the Iron and Coal nie,e. ,bs
great staples Of Ponnsyyans DO seriously affected nv
the change OF measures, rnd as natural the
most disastrous times anticipated by many in fact con-
denco has received severe shock several failures bav,
already occurred.
CouonTho market Is little more firm since the close Of
the week, but holders m the present Of times such il
the uncertainty Of credit sell unless for
the most undoubted paper; Transactions the extent Of
near 6OO bales have come undor notice. prices angnR
At 15ac for Tennessee SaS5 for Upands and SlagIc for
New Orleans, all the usual terms Stocks arc diminish
ing and the receipts Of the week only sS bales prices are
still too irregular to admit Of aotionAl quotations.
Foahcfs-Tho market dull az 27a29c. for Western and
sales limited.
Four-Thore s little or no change this week in Flour.
Tho demand for port IS moderate SCALE but the w
~ light receipts has tendency 10 keep the market firm
Sales tho extent IT 5000 bbs have anspcd Al a. IS,
S3Slt for mixed Western, S35OnS3,564 for scraped
and S3.l2baSJ25 FOR condemned PcnnsyIvana brands
sold a. 1881 Tor sound old stock 81 late inspected and
including about 5000 bbs fresh ground at S421aS4 25
quiet
Graio-supples have fallen oH and " heat generally
hnds buyers a. steady prices sales fair Western At s. c
good Southern rod Ssc Penna NJ sgsgOc chiefly Al tho
lister price; and white 93a95c the market nearly bare,
totsl sales about ~ 900 bushels
Groceries The general features Of the market duu In
Coffee the only transaction IL cargo Of $500 bags Rio
taken on private terms Nolasses-No sales Of any mo
reported Suqan-II Holders firm v;,h ,.d,r.J
stocks; the only sales inside public In small parcel. Al
s6l Tor New oroans 7ic for Cuba browns and sIe FOR
Btazil, time. Arrived 2il5 boxes 1888 hhds Sugar
1883 bags Coffee, and ll5 bbls Molasses
iron-The market the close Of the week 10 unsettled
hnd oppressed under the bseful influence Of tho new Ts
M We are advised u ssles msds esry IN The week Of
shout lOO0 tons forge md foundry Pig chiefly prys,s
tos said o be near former rates including 100 tons
No AZ S''. and Blooms 81 e7O. on o months credits
other kinds very quiet.
Wholesome small transactions in Ports have come I'M
der notice NJ 75a95c, no alteration In any kind
Wool-Ihe market continues depressed and prices
hardly supported, manufacturers aud dealers buy without
caution and mostly In small lots; advised Of sales
10 the extent Of 10000 lbs domestic a22aolo for common
iub washed 25e for half and 26s2eo three quarters and
prime, como superior parcels brought 3Oc oil cash snd lime
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
Aurtiuu Salts.
FUrUuE DaY.

4 COMMISSIONERS SALE OF SLAVES
- AND REAL EsrArE.-By virtue Of two e.er...
on the 3s day % Nareh and 10Th
~ he saPern Court Of Chaneay for the Ret mad the
ease OF Kelly and Others BrtaiR Coami
non"r BY the 'a decree appointed Saturday the Sun
% OF harn 1895 IN s- Al public snetSos the
tbe following properly,
Three Slaves. Tbomas. Jenny AMI Ansin
ey Of John Britain:
Tae, Of Land lying hs about four mile. BE-
~ "ohhs Tavern. containing BY hundred
nnsy nine acres with good soa..
atd now IN the occupancy Of Matthew ] Davis
The Slaves will be sod the auction .tor. Of n
Desinson Brother at 10 O'clock An
The Real Estate will be sOtd O'Clock NJ in front
pe "' al bacon Quarter Branch following
WI One uifd Of the purchase the
residue IN equal ns'alEen At and Of
inc purchaser or purchasers giving bond
aeied amen'' and deed OF trust upoa properly
Inc tue To this property believed b selling
Comini,.'oner shall only convey in me
BY the said decree.
" 9-2av2vkStds Jos JACKSON 4, Cor,,
Sal. enndLcted hx Z Il nIlEIxanS 4 mn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET
let all the vord say they can,
For selling Prizes, STIArTos's the mani


-ond say What tney can,
For selling Prizes, STrAT mani
Drawn Nos. Of AIsra ndria eo-Juiy 2sth.
81 IS &C III 60 % SIS 81 IS 81 81 ~ &c
Whole Ticket Nos IS IS &C. prize of $500 sol. ami paid by
Drawn Nos. Of D,I,war.. SO. July Qo.h
% ca % 10 81 80 81 &c ~ ~ %.
Ticket Noe - AZ another PIe Of sIOO, sold paid by
sTRA1ToN.
% &c co g. 10 s. Is IS % 3 ss
Ticket Nos. 10 90 50, another cap ,od pad by
Drawn No. Of AlsIandria 9o-Auru,t Is.
40 81 &c IS Is 50 % IS SIS 20 10.
Ticket Nos - 80 49, priHe OF $780, sod and paid by
Drawn Nos Of SUSSEX FL sa-lus LIST:
IS ~ ca g. ~ 20 ~ % &c &C II %.
Ticket Nos - ~ H. another Capital sold and paddy
Drawn Nc. Of Le-,blrg o6-Aur %,
A 4 81 50 80 IL 81 80 Ia 80 Al &c 81 49,
Whole Ticket Nos II - &C, Capital soH and paid by
$4,000. $1,000.
Monday-Iee,hurE, No os-Captals sI9 600 10000 4ooc
2tI' 20 Of ieoo &c &C 70 No, Il drawn Tickets SIS halves
$4,000, 5000!
Tnesday-N Jersey, No 60. Capitals $4,000, 5000
1000 sssI eOo0 so Of 1000, &C IS Nos ~ drawn-wbo
81 halves =; quarterss
sA'5 20 OF looo &C 20 Nos IL drawn Teieu s.
quarters s5.
Thr-iay-New Jersey, No s Capitals $4,000 1000 6OOo
5000 si'o 90 Of nOo&e IS Nos IL d~u-wbOIe, halves
U
$4,000, OF 1000
Pnday-hononEaa No 32-Captals 1000. Of COO 600 .
OF 400 &c IS Nos ~ drawn Tickets halves soc; quarters
Csc.
$4,000, . Of 1000.
saturdy-Sus-eI Extra ca Capitals: $1,000 Of IOOO 600
Of 900 &C. rs MOI. IL Ticket, 81 hsv-. soc a
25e.
FOR AUGUST s-MAGNIFICENT!
100000 DOLLARS,
IN 4 CAPITALS OF $4,000 EACH
AlrIandA Lottery, NJ. at and Capas OOO 10 900
sOOO 6OOO 5I53 Of OF 1900 so OF 500 &c
7sNos IL Dawn. Tickets SIS; bales n. quar- ers ~.
$4,000. IN PRIZES OF 100000
NeS Loue Class No Is46-o be draw AZ Je
City, August n $40 OOO 100 OF Sc
ke IS No Lottery ~ Drawn Ba Tickets 80; HAye.
ouaer g Certificates OF packages IS
shares proportion.
Buyeu are referred TO " Of
the Once, proof has been done; and ever,
drawing continues to increase the paid By
$ Oder for in the aboy,
Schemes and in all Louees promptly TO- and
drawing . when requested.
Please address srders n sTRATToN
Kuhn nnrl
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
Prom The n. Y. rTibuni EIus. August Is.
STEAMBOAT DISASTER
the 80 Lawrence.
Correspondence Of the Tribune,
LAEk CuAsrLAIs, July 81, 1886.

Correspondence Of the Tribune,
LAKE. CuAsrLAis, July 81, 1886. (
Last Wednesday evening" July GOTH we left Quebec Al
o'clock. IN the Steamboat Quebec. for Montreal Al ~
o'clock nj night. approaching the wharf nj
Tire" Rivers, tho Rowland HILL Steamer coming down
from Montreal, and racing most furiou.ly with another
boat was brought into collision with the Quebec wa,
aroused from sound Sleep In my room by tho crash
Of the boats and looking out of the window saw The
Rowlsnd i with her wheehouse and wheel car led away
lying nearly her side. and drifting on the current by
Tbs violence Of the collision may DO inferred from the
fact that solid iron shaft IL inches la dsmecr was bro
ken OIL and tho fragment OF the shaft with the wheel
tacheo, left upon the bows OF our boat The water
was covered with fragments Of the wreck. aud here and
there could DO seen struggling the steam the heads and
arms VI those who by the shock had thrown from the
boat in their had overheard The air wa. M
led with confused oueres in French and Engh and
appalling shiieks were uttered by those In the aud
those who were striving TO eIcate themselves from the
sinking boat.
The wreck driftcd rapidly away upon the broad cur.n,
OF tho 81 Lawrence, and was Lost in the gloom
night that nothing could be but the lights which were
suspended around IL. There a breath of air NOV
ing-thc stiffness Of midnight around u.s. exeep, as We
heard from tho disan boat and from those pershng in the
waves such shreks having been heard never
be forgotten.
Some minutes occupied in this cxamna ,on when,
tappesrng that serou, damage had been incurred
Quebec moved down the river pursuit Of the wreck IL
was necessary to proceed cautiously lest should
over some sueer floating upon the water, strike
boat proceeding the Daring all this time
which seemed long, fearful shreks ince.santy
hesrd from the region OF the sinking boat and from
points IN the dark water around. At length however we
arrived her side while boats put from the Steam.
and two had arrived from Shore search for
those who were struggling in tho We found the
Rowland HILL lying upon her side. sunk about 10 OF
WATERPROOF bar upon which che had provide ntisy drd
Had sho sunk few moments u few moments Ia
she would have gone down into athoms water and
aud lew could have been saved The part the
covered with the passengers and crew.
The Steamboat Sydenham, with which the Rowsnd
Hill was racing, came along, and assisted the
We remained by the wreck until the morning; and
then went our way to Montreal, taking with many
of those who had been saved The Lord Sydenham took
Others to Quebec. and remained ut the village called
Three Rivers Two found crushed to death by the
collision. and II is supposed that drowned bu
At Is not known how many Five only rescued by
boats from the wa,er Most Of the baggage saved
though several lost thing escaping only with the
night dress. JOHN s. e. ABBOTT.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
lotteries.
Il G. GREGORY n CO., MANAoERs, No
~ to1 Main Street Richmond Va.
Splendid Schemes for Augus., 1916.

Splendid Schemes for August, 1916.
$4,000 10000!
MoBdsy-Lee.burr. No. 10 Capital. sie OoO 10000 1000
gas, 20 Of 1000. te 70 Nss Ia drawn whos. IS haIv..
xSo. ora LIS.
$4,000, 6oOO
Tussday-New Jersey. No s-Csptais 600 6Ooo 5000
9oeo 2s2i sooo SO Of 100, he ke rs Nos TeAs
~; halves Z; qr- 2.
$4,000. 10000.
Wsdnesday-D-ia~ss No CT. C.ya. OOO 10 OoO 1000
R5 30 Of 1000 &C 70 sos, u drawn Tess halves So
qn. as.
$4,000, 10000
Th1rsday-N Jersey Ne 6s-Capiai. 10000 donirs 10000
5000. 5Ooo 1900 1000 &c IS Nos. " drawn ret..
Vs. Lalves SO. quatep IS.
$4,000, 2 OF 1000.
FTdsr-MoDougas, No ~ Capital. $1,000 Of 1000 600
Of 900 &C rs Nos ~ drawn. Tickets h.ve. soc an.
$1,000. 9 OF 1000.
sanrdsy-sussor Extra CT. Capital $4,000 Of 1000 sOo
2se- w. AA''e' '0S' ''''
100000!
Iu Prizes Of S25, 900 each!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas. H. Iet- - be drawn ON
haiuriAy, August ?. 1886
70 NO LoITERY-Ia DRAWN BALLOrs
SPLENDID PRIZES.
Z PriLrsof $4,000 Prize Of sI.3
5000 SO 500
Tickets sI5: Halves ~; Quarter, a.
csrhesies Of package. Of 90 Whole Tickets. sI7o 90
Do do &c Hail do IS 90
Do do. oaarsr do az so
Orde for Certificates Of rsesares Tickets Shares
any Of the above seh adde~edio IN. un-
The aeh Drawing -i be
isTwarted fTe Of posIgr, as II feesiv.d
J. q. GREGORY 4 CO., Manager,
VS Richmond. Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
TRUST SALE.

n virtue of a deed Of trust executed by George
- SeruEE the 18th day Of November 1872 AZ tra.
Tor the benefit OF Staples er duly recorded IN the
County Court Of buckingham i'ha SATURDAY day
of September next proceed to sell pablo auction cash "a
the premises the following property much
SATISFY the sAd deed and the
viz eertnin tract Of land lying county
ham, containing abCu 25 residence aid Re
also th following Slaves Valentine nj her two
Children Ben aud Beuey JAMES HARRIS.
I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
lotteries.
HOYT'S PRIZE OFFICE,
Ric h nm oud. Va.
1000 SOLD BY HOYTl

Va.
$4,000 SOLD BY HOYTl
bss. y. Nos = ss..sI Lottery. E,,ra, Gas. No 81
- ~ 81 65 II 40 a. - &c 46 II ~.
Ticket No. ~ ~ CT, the Capital Pr1e $1,000 sold BY
IN HoyT
q, D,suins Of MSsossals Lottery CHS. n:
70 10 10 CO 10 50 "a Is - , 65
hisIaudr,a. Gas. No 20
% 81 &c IS Is 50 81 IS SIS 90 10.
nrRINc rhr month Of o, will pr,.sat mor splendid
Seb'mes ihan have ever btea onsd month Nats
ih particularly and you really Capital Prte make
"mtiinee To hofr' aud yol are Of
On the lat Instant the header the 9Th siOo ooa i'm
ne. Of ID. ls,h $4,000 The i7 $4,000 pr1s,
ofsioo0o TIE 42d $4,000 the a9h $4,000 Besides te above
We have other schemes with varying
and cot Of ueSets from to 81 r,manee Of any .ub
you Pes'e and the viii Be scheme on
hand " not specified in which yOu wish o invest
Da~ received day and rrrs. p' by a-re
pi hoYr who has od and pad large primes
than any 'eneer In the krowh world
When Richmond sl~ays call No 5EIense pri1s. and
49, ,a ,V i1, ~ hofr Richmond
with a Csp.tal Pm
splendid Schemes for August 1916.
100000 IN Z PRIZES CT s25C 600 EACH
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY Gas ~ Iet6-t TO be drawn on
saturday August g.
grand capitals Of s2sOoo al I prime Of .,Isl
! prize OF 10000 1000
5000 so 1000
5000 so 500
- Drawn NoL out Of "a
Tickets SIS halves qtarsr, Ccrtnate. Of mack
esof &c whole Tickets sI7O-shar-s , proportion.
$4,000.
HLhAhNbhit las Tor lefO-to be on
Saturday, the 18th Of Apgu.t 1886.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
, Pnrs Of $4,000 pnD Of $1,000
10000 10 prIrss Of I,5e0
1000 ke.
90 NO LOTTERf-l2 DRAWN BALI.OTS-
Tickets $40 HavesS: Quarters paekar.,
Of - Whole Tickets sioo-shares in proper ION.
$4,000, IN PRIZES OF $4,000
Ne" JERSEY LOTTERY, Cas No II, Is4s-to be drawn
At Jersey City, hugut I7th, 1876.
PRIZES.
prizes of $4,000 LOO prizes of $500
i'm 49,
Tickets 80 Halves Of packages Of
Is Whole Tickets sloc-Shsrei n proportion.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas. u. for Ists-to be dawn
on Saturday, August 2sd. 1886
sPI.ESDIO SCHEME
prize OF $4,000 PtiIs Of s2Ss7
10000 1000
5000 100 500
1000 100 900
rs NO. LoTrERY-ie DRAWN BALLoTs
Tickets slO Halves CehcAt.. OF paelaxe.
OF 70 Whole Tickets si2e-Shares proportion.
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Ga. g. for Is46-,os, drawn on
Saturday, Angus, 20, 1896.
GRAND SCHEME.
prize Of $4,000 prize, sass
10000 10 $500
5000 &c.
~ NO. LOTTERY-lS DRAWN BALIOTs
Tickets $40 Halves S. Quarters
Of 70 Whole Tickets sIOo-sha Is proportion
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
W. RICHARDSON \ co

SUCCESSORS 10 WIN. MCDONALD ACO.l
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
NOS. ST 81 50 kOELYs Nm RI,
baltimore, Nd.
GEo w kicHAEpsoS JAMS McCoSEY.
TENDER their services o the farmers and merchants
generally for the sale # all kinds gram and other
potuee Upwards Of wehty
the late hn OF WIN Mcdonald Co, j"-'ih-s assuring
those who favor them with Their
ing rates and prompt Their lind,
OF gain Is one cent Ier busheL
Baltimore. May 18Th 1916.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
W, CRANE u SON,
Corner OF Chea p-side and Wafer Street.
BALTIMORE, Mn.
Dealers I'm Hides, CaIIskIns, Goa tskins. DE. r
skins, shccPskins, Sumac, Oil, Tanners, aud
Curriers' Tools,

BALTIMORE, Mn,
Dealers I'm Hides, CaITskIDs, Goatskins, Deer
skins, Shccpskins, Sunac, Oil, Tannerss and
Curricrs' Tools,
FOR TANNERS AND CURRIERS'
~ EW YORK red sole Leather Fillmore athsr Upper
Leather, AM skins of ell Kinds aud SLoe Gefjr Boo,
and Shoe Maker.
Chaise Eies Lining Hides Moroe Skins Noes Scanning Cord
&e.-toT CoS CHI Makers.
Stirling, Harness and BddIo Leather gsFins Bag Hides
sheepskns Hair Seaskn-, Cuars, DeT,kns Safdsr.
binders.
An Of which will for puneuai eu,oer. at
reasonable prices. iu ss-cwI9u.
fINne COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA TO THE sHERIFF
IL oF HENRiCo COUNTY, GREETING .-wbefea. an aetion
Of u' spass the has been depending
Count of Law ChaIc the no an ~ CIV
VI kiehmbnd on the law SIDE Moby Norrs
pantn, and Eobc y Aust etendan and Judgment
was given verdict fred therrin the no.by = Morn.
dei; and Abeu MotTF a'mnAtratr AMI 81
applied for cia Jgl the defendant ami apsear
To the of sid miami
out ofhe Commons cal hhy olWhec the atue
agent OF attorney in fact any IA Conmonw tn
f have such attorney known by rub atom for
four weeks suecesvey previous lay OF the Nnt IN
some newsraper putn hei in tins Coz
Therefore. eommHud that according
IN the rtate a'or thu the said Robert tn
ao esd be teio'e the Judge superior Court
the City Hail. In the an cry u Ri hu 9th. ne
IN reof to held fr the 10 sle cause
u he why the iai II pos IN 10
Robins Clerk Of sad Circuit at chn,nd r.,ai
the goth day July 1896 list year Comm yys
"a CCTy-l
ia 2s-w4w ] ROBINSON
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
N. ". NIarket--Aurust n

Sales cotton 5000 bales;-no change in prices
Sales 800 bbs. Genesee -four at S4I2I TO shin
There is very little -four here and not much inquiry
Rye has sold at 6Oc, delivered.
cargo Of Lnths sold at 81 so per NJ cash; 50 Jbls
Nouvitns molssses at 81 cts, mos
Provisions quiet.
Ashes without change
Sales drudge whiskey at 2O5 eta gall.
Exchange closes steadily with fair amount Of bu.;po,s
nj 74a7i for sterling
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
MEDICAL COLLEGE,
I'm Richmond. virginia.

'NNHE ninth Winter Session of the Medical De-
u parmett OF amgdsn Sydney College eoumepe. in Rich
Hou MONDAY October commune un
III the last OF February following
JOHN CULLEN D. The Theory ana Practice Of Aed
cine
A. l. WARNER, N. D. Prof Of Surgery.
L. w. CHAhBERLAYNE- NJ. D. Prof Of Therapeutics and
Materia Mediea.
K. l.. BOHANAN NJ D. Professor Of
OF Women and Children.
: MAuPlN, NJ. ID. Prof. OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
JEFFRlEs WHAAH NJ D. Prof OF Anatomy nd Physiology
The CoLIEsE BUILpS0 rvang commodousne-. md
eed AID Oilers to the student ofhs
preparatory studies which
10 him The College Inhary mast
year and has furnished frequent opportunities
lesser and more important any Hospital
TIE states independent Of the surgical student
constantly ind interesting VARIOUS
the south with the treatment which
The City Aims House Is under The charge
Wi be open TO The Medical Class for clinical
ehs Tor sindng practical are uu
surpassed Physicians the
the Catalogue for the which during
month duly will Pease send the and post po. paid
to The Dean AUG l. WARNER, NJ. u
"a 1-eilaNov Dean offthe Faculty.
e- Washington Union National IneliSenee Richmond Re
publican and Richmond Times and Compiler amount
Of $40, sni send their to Dean.
Do The following viii amount OF
and send their accounts this office for collection
guessed 10 send copy Of their advertise
Winchester Republican Pre- Press ChAresown Norfolk
Herald and Beacon; Petersburg IuieEsneer Reporter
Lynehburs Ngnian eIng Gazette CAareoup
Republican Abingdon Nrgnan; FrcdeksburE Raleigh
gse Fayetteville Ohseryef ChaTeston Courier Savanah
Republican Aletgcye Recorer KHoIVHe Register Nashville
Banrrr Memph, Wing Mobile Register Huntsville Advocate New
Orleans Bee and Peayune hatcher Couet hssppan Jackson
southern Chr stan AdvcsIs Waterman OF South, Re
gous Herald, Richmond.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
Ry Magnetic TeIenranh

ITRASsNIrrED FOR InE BALTIMORE ANEMcAN.l
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2, p. NJ.
The weather to-day has been delightful.
Nearly 100000 of on the State Debt wa, YES
lerday paid cot at the Pennsylvania Bank.
Vice President Dallas hung in ~ yesterday even.
ing by the operatives employed in the factories German
town.
We have news Of the steamer Hiberna ye,-she is
IN her fifteenth day.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
BY InIoe. * brother.


LARGE SALE OF
FRESH AND SEASONABLE DRY GOODS.
Oh THURSDAY MORNING, August 9Th. commencing NJ 9
oeoeE We shah eel at auction large assortment OF
fresh and detiraL Dry Goots embrac Eg IN pan The oowny
10 cases 3 4, and - bleaeh he'd shirirgs
cases 81, GO lO-S and ~ do sheetinEs
Brown Shirtings and ShesurEs
lOI, Ia, IL T. 1874 and "a white Nar,.Be. opft,
bk and white Cotton Hosiery
T1SkngA Apron Checks and BO~n Drils
Pad domestic GingtAm and Pras
White black and eo.d Spool Cotton
PaicH1 Pins Linen Tapes Hooks and Ewes
Geo'sEa NahEeen, Red Padding and wisgins
Bts bk lillian Sewing
Furniture Pal and blue Denims
huH9uit1 NltIines and Linen Cambre Hdkf.
eils warp Ahpacas. rich dress
Pofgee SIX and Cotton Flag HICKS
Bin and eolorsd Cambres Ee
Also
as suFeT Blk and blue blk six Vevets suitable for yesaa,
and Coat Col ars well worthy the attention Of Merchant
which vii be sold precisely al - o'l'aek
TERhS-Under $780, cash fot 500 ard INV, "a. o,,
credit for approved endorsed nstes
~ b, Ausfs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
COMMERCIAL RECORD
RICHMOND MARKETS.

[REPoRTED CORRECTED TWICE A WEEK FoR ruE wural
AUGUsr 3, ls46.
TOBACCO-Since our last quotation the Tobacco Mar
ke hos been less animated aud prices lower except manu-
featuring dcscupons-they remain firm owing TO their
great scarei'yan advance though slight very percep
BILE.
WHEAT-60 to 80 cts as in quality.
FLOUR-Lsst sales were at 81 on landing.
CORN-525a5 cents, aud dull
OATS-25a3O cts.
CUT NAILS TO 4tc
n. c. COTTON-S st cents.
TEAS-Imperal and Gunpowdor SOC. TO 81 IS; Black
25a5Oc.
WHISKEY-Hogsheads 23c, bbls. 24c.
CANDLES-Spem 26a2Sc.; Patent Sperm 4Oc; Hulls
Patent lie; Tallow lOaI2i.
COFEEE-R!n T5aSic; Laguayra 73aS1.
HERDS GRASS-SI.
TIMOTHY Do.-S4 per bushel
PIG IRON-S25 to IS.
FlSH.-Herrings, No. l, Staff No. 2, 81 receipts
light
LIME-65c. from the vessel
MoLASSES-N. Orleans 2Sa3Oc.; Porto Rico 2sa3Oc;
Cuba 22a24c.
oIL-wnter strained oil best 100 cts; Fall strained
90a925; Whale in bbs. 44c
PROFESSIONALISM, Smithfeld cents; Western
Sides 55a6; Shoulders 3Ia44 cts; and Baltimore Sides
cattle; Shoulders 41a5 cts; Hams 65a7i; Lard 7a71e
ton; do. Basin 1915.
SUGARS-More inquiry for the past few days though
change in prces-N Orleans 5!a7; p. Rico 6iase; ST.
Croix sia93i Wooseys' Loaf Ice, do crushed lie.
SHOr-5Ic.
SALT--Lverpool, 81 ,55c. from wharf.
CATTLE-Beei from $3t TO At; Sheep from 81 to 81
Hogs Sc.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-08-04
Handsome Lot ut Auction.
SIS MOST VALUABLE lsli;,DIYG Iars
"h fr"hkhn, Grace, Broad, Marshall, Clay
Cntha rine and Leigh Strcets

* virtue OF decree of the County Court OF
he''o, "a Chhuce sHtirg ID cav Of
Suy $50 IN tie c. OF William guar IN Of ssnh
IaNna tarrA agatrs Sa-ah aih~rs IN. Nm 80,
sghea wto was hereby 81 "a
Gay arnoon us 9th day OF August upol ii. pisu s.. re-
eu'eS commencing at the hour Of Al O'Clock sell L. In yhst
oh uTon the terms here natter stlted The lot OF which T
hA M oil Lou - County, died esed Wing ra
me Iy OF Richmond aud party County OF Henrea
VIA Jefferson stree eight o IN
All on oa'ing on Franklin Grace Brrai and betw
oH anu h'hy ruees These lots win be subyidsd
eaeh aVr font of 30 feet I55 fee, to an al
ey 20 iee WIDE and - lots Bullock arrss aedou de-
,saed ~ he hunters l. 3 s. IL IL 10 IL 10 IL 20 \.
70 s. 20 a. TO- - 40 So ST. -, fronting Broad Ma,sls
Ihy 'aLane and Lei Oh streets IN siua'eI in
nos' improving part Of the Cy asd handsome eaed
IL possible To conceive. -
EhhSpns fourth cash; the balance equal nsane NJ
y sand - months for negotiable will he tahsd
I'll tie whole purchase money 10 paid.
u Odds w ronnTS o.