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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
Hats, Caps and Muf1s.
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR CASH, AT THE
uIpcJNIa Hat NaNIrEAGTORY

No. 1871, BroG.! 81. Sbockoe Hill.
THE subscriber would beg leave inform his friends,
customers, and the public in general, that he has
now received his Fall Stock Of HATS, CAPS, and
MuFFS from the lowest the highest grades consist
ing In p4rt Of Maeskin and Fur Hats Beaver Nmtia,
Brush Silk, Mapped, Angola, Coney and Wool Hats, Of
every style and description. Alsn, Fur. Pn-h, Clcth,
SILK veveteen Infants six and Cotton Velvet Gla=rd
and Hair seal Caps and Mufs of all kinds, which he
will sell At reduced prices.
Purchasers respectfully Invited 10 call and examine
my assortmeut G l. BETTY.
market prices given for FURS, No lel Broad Street,
Shockoe HILL y. L. Is.
Nov. l3-c.3m
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r OFFER for sale "BELIE WE" -itrafea IN the Tow
er end Of King and Qneen county, the residence oi
the late Thomas q. Smith, Esq.
BELLEVUE IL situated Immediately 60 York river,
contains about 500 Of land iirs beautifully level
and Tor years las hcen under an matchmaking sys-
fem culture. IL - nf iir most beautiful s;es
thu rvsr-a fords all the facilities OF cheap and abund-
,.t living Ia the say Of ish uy.;ers r'c and 10
s,leni uwn- would te mo-, valuable property.
TERHS-une.fpurth 0i the purchase money TO se paid
IN cash the residue IL three equal annnal pa IL
ne secured by bonds with approved personal security,
and deed Of on tie pr"p.uy-,Ss dcfrrei pay
mens bear interes; frum the day ~ SALE perfect
title viii he convened ana possession given as goca a.
sold. sly Post Office is Clrys@ie, Va.
Dec. l5-ciJanl L. RCFFiS, JR.
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MO. loa MAIN STREET, Richmond, vir-
IN gina,
J. Il. 6REG DRY & CO., MANAGERS.
w. P. TURPIN, vENDER.
Als1andria Lottery, Glass $, Tor 1876, to be drawn
nj Alexandria December 2sth.
rs No. Ln,tery-i3 Drawn Ballots
Grand Scheme
prize Of s33,On0 ! prize Of 5000
ia,nGu g 3.l2D
l eO0O 20 " l-bDu
/ 5000 50 sou
Tickets $40; halves s. quarters %. Certificates Of
Packages OF &c Whole Tickets 3l2; % halves 60; %
quarters 80.
Tickets sl0; halves S. quarters 50. Certificates Of
packages of 25 Whocs SOL: halves oOl quarters 25i
Remittances received t.st Of postage. Drawings for
warded, wien requested, as soon as received
For smaller Schemes, see daily adyrr,iseInrnis
Nov 80 W. v IhRfiN.
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FOR SALE, A VALUABLE FARM IN THE
LOWER END OF HANOVER,

Ihrisen miits from me- Cay ~ RicA@ond
WILL be- offered To Tie highest bidder s.rut DAY.
w the aJh day OF Dearnher next, if far, VI not he
first far day thereafter. the premises The Tract 1T
Land called Mulberry n. ADJOINING the linds of VIM
- CIi;trnGcn, Gibson Via AMI hers, "a Ionpoi0nny
Creek. This Tact contains $50 artes. about ihreo-
quarters III which IL cl-ed, aud a,apc ed 10 the cul-
urr Di Corn HEeat and i-, ono quarter oi Which ~
in low grounds IL Is aii on three fields, each "
which viii produce one hundred barrels Of Corn and
hr Hay crop alone will than average $50. he
buildings nre good dwelling Ilon,r. win hive ronms
and cellar, Kitchen, Smokehousc, Barn, aud all othe.
necessary buildings together WIN "a good Orchard Of
choice iruli. This place offers Inducements arely lie
mel with, being 81 short distance from the tiir Of
Richmond and could hr rnidr profitable for marketing,
the soil heinz Remarkably quick. II will he shown tn
any one hy SIR. Henry e. Richardson residing the
premises
Terms OF sALE-One quarter of the purchase money
viii he required in cash and credit Of one, and
three yenrs will be given for The remaining -iourhs
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security aed
Deed II Trust on the premises 10 secure the credit
payments. WM. 4. ~. POLLARD,
Administrator of Thomas Melton. deceased.
Nov. lg-ctds
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4 musements for Christmas.
ADMISSION IS CENTS.

ADMISSION % CEN IS,
TINE HARMONIOUS have The honor 10 an.
nouuce 10 The ladies and gentlemen OF Rich
mond, that in consequence of The liberal patron.
age received in this CITY, they have been induced
10 continue their Grand, Unique and Novel Enter.
tainmenls, comprising vocal, instrumental and
operate performances. every night dIrIns CnIis',
ma. week a, the Odd Fellows newly fitted and
elegan. Hall, with nightly change ofprogramme.
INTRODUCTION OF a most pleasing variety Of new
pieces. &c. For particulars see small hills.
m Abundance for gentlemen or ladies Is els.
Doors open al halfpasl 6: 10 commence al hall
mast o'clock. DEC. II
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
TEACHER WANTED.

THE Principal ofth- New Baltimore aradrmy, from
1 an anxious desire Tor foposr, after I servire ol
twenty wears having retired from thi- Institution, The
Trustees are desIrou~ 10 supply his place with Coupe
tent Teacher. The School, besides the scholars OF the
neghbnrhooi, ha-, fnr many years, commanded rom
twenty-five forty boarfefs Any applicant, who can
come well recommended for classical requirements,
qualifications for !mpar'ng instruction. and Tor IRE
proacable moral conduct, viii meet with rmp'a! ment.
4 midi { age man would he preferred. Letters posi-
paid addressed "a the Trustees of New Baltm r- Acl-
DENY, New Baltimore, Fanqncr county, Va, and corr
hand before The 9Th Jnnulry ltD VIII be prompt
~ answered. Gus. ilNIOA, PRESIDENT
.: Trustees Of New Baltimore Academy
Ella
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SEVENTY NEGRoEs AT AUCTION.

ON TUESDAY, JANUARY :, IeIs.
ElY virtue OF Of thr Circuit Superior Count
ID T.aw and Chancsry for the city of Norfolk, pro-
nounced Al November Tenn, Isle, IA the .uit Of Gun
nlngnan and * Poor ri nj viii he sold TT ES
DAY the 9Th Of January, hi, !: the Estate called
Fort Ill.," near LlwrenCeviilf, III the county OF
Brunswick al public auction, Ia The highest bidder, for
cash in bankable money Of the State o Virginia, sNiy
seventy NsgInes-men, women aud childreI-mapy
Of them very valuable.
At the same timr and place, small tract of Wood
Land near "Foit il." containing ahou. $50 acies.
4 credit of six and twelve months Sale pnsiIive-wirh-
out reserve Tue COMMISSIONERS.
Purchasers would find It Convenient 10 bring with
them certificates ofdepositr drafts upon of
The Banks Of the Commonwealth. Dec. l5-ecid.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
EXTENSIVE AND VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE AND WATER POWER,
y 1 A

- virtue OF u decree pronounced by the Circuit Su
- perlor Court oi Law and Chantfry, the county
OF Southampton, at ;hr November trrm, 1910, IN the
Of OfgJn, etc. J don, ETC., the undersigned,
Commissioners viii sell. 81 public auction IN the pre-
mis-s on FRIDAY, the 18Th January. lsI7. the panlz
lion known ''hrn's Quarter" late the property Of
Colonel VILLAIN Alien, deceased, Of Suuy county, and
containing forty iou. hundred acres.
The land Is situated III The county ol southampton on
Sntoway River, three miles bcipw the Norfolk and
Portsmouth Railroad, and twelve mics below Jeru.a
lem extending about seven miles along the ive., v iich
is ulyisaoe IA Monroe. above the Plantation, for YES
Is drawing feet Ii believed that larger
quantity a. valuable oak and pune timber
four IN any nlvyible water III Virginia Much of
oak timber being admirably adapted for ship-bulldiEg
and pipe slaves snd the pine timber OF The gc,t and
best qIay. To the shp-budrr AMI timber getttr this
land offers induce rarely Ia be met witn as mbet
h- obtained and transported IL small expense {.
Norfolk, thr-Igh The Dismal swamp Canal, or IL any
other port, ihroue ihr Paiaiifo sound.
On his Estate Is Gnsl M, siualrd on Bean Creek.
possessing water mol rlnard IN that lection OF
tIr country, the supply beng constant Throughout ih~
year AMI III IiiCtrH for Mn au1 Cotton Factory
addition Tie Grist NIL T5rrr Frame D1eIinx
House containing sx rnous Gin house, with AL other
usual ou.-housrs for large Plantation. Orchard, etc.
The Whole Tract Ill r offered together, aud II not
So soi will be divided IN lots 10 sun purchasers.
TERMS Though "il he required IN cash 10 pay all
the eaprnsrs of The sale. For the balance, credit Of
one and three rqia annual IN! mens without in
trresi viii he gwen hr purchaser OF purchasers e1rcu-
ting bond with good security and len being retained
un,il the pure haze money shall he paid.
THOMAS :. Gf!nLSOS
WILLIAM W TONNES,
Nov. 24-cwijs Commissioners
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sANnS SARSAPARlLLA.

IgYslPELAS is very prevalent and extremely
L. dangerous disease, especially where II attacks tue
had l.rpchinc and mercuria ointments sometimes
.r,do. the disease for the time being but II u well
Known TACT, that i, Is very apto appear again. II the III
,dusl is over heated or excited We have no hesita-
ton in saving, that Sands Sarsapirll!a WI be found =
ana tenlrtun; and the thus effected will be COM
Metz. ,ao,ou.h aud pcrinaaent One sc tho merits OF
ms PREPARATION l.. iha, by It's action upon The blood II
.tinru,.nes the ac,ye poison by which the disease -
,sn.,a,.d. while most other remedies merely remove
4, visible Signs, aud the primary cause sui Turk
M in the system For all cuianeons and ulcerous dis
,ases together with many others, this preparation may
Be used with success.
~ prrpared and sold by A. B. 4 D. SANDS, Drug
RS. 100 Fulton street, corner Of William, New York.
sod' al.o. by DUvAL & PURCELL, Agents, Main
street, Richmond Virginia. and by Druggists generally
shcu the tinted States Price, 81 per bottle or
slr hottlrs for e5, Ute., IS7n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

NTOTlCE.-We shall remove 10 the Ware
~ house on l4,h s1se, r zee occupied By
February next.
We offer for rent the Store now occupied by
u.s. KENT, KENDALL q ATWATER.
Dec. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
EXTENSIVE SALE or REAL AND PER.
S0NAI ESTATE,

SONAL ESTATE.
DURSUANI 10 = deed Of trust executed by George
4 n. Powell Ia Fancis ". Scott: and duly recorded
IN the Clerks Office Of King William County Court 10
secure Certain debts therein specified. shall proceed to
SELL Tor cash, by public auction, 10 The highest bidder
on the premises lie 5t day u January lss7, the
Tract Of Land upon which The said Powell now resides
called Woodbury.. containing, by recent survey, $50
acres, yia2 Immediately upon Matlapony ii,er about
two miles from King William Conf house The bnNh
nes upon This farm extensive and well suited for
thr accommodation ~ large family. This farm, like
all the lands upon the Ma;iapony i very productive
Connected with this tract IT, Il marsh Of twenty fva
acres very valuable fnr grazing.
Al The same time ard place, will be sold, upon the
same terms, Tract of Lind in The upper end King
William, near Man2ohick Church, containing 200 acres
This OF land j. good any in rs uei.hbor
hood, and well adapted 10 The growth Of corn, wheat
and tobacco
Also at the same time ard place, nnd npon tho sane
terms, WI" be .o' nNnnt twenty likely young Negrocs
consisting of Mrn, Women AMI Ioys, Stock nf Horses
Cattle sheep and iog-, Household ANA Kitchen Farm
iufr Plantation Utensils, &c, and BarDushe aud
Harness.
vested III Inc hy The derd above referred TO- which II
believed 10 he perfectly good.
Grofse y Powell, iiving al Woodbury., will take
pleasure IN showin. these farms I" any wishing
IN view them. f. w. SCOTT, Trustee,
Dec. l-c2awris
NGTfCa.-l do hereby rsyoSr ana make auN ana
void 4 certain pnwrf Of attorney, made IN the year
lsli, la Richard Lynch, 81 L"nisana u sIas- saio
ri my ncrt-, portion Of 4 crrtln Trict ii Iaui.
The state Of Louisiana, ~ The Parish al lrnSlw, which
am entitled 10 ar rf-t BY tie deat OF my son, san'i
4. Lynch, drrfnsed, . inr nny other purpose
Amelia lee 3, lsi6.-w3w- JOHN W. IYSCU
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Negro Hiring.

THE subscribers again OAR their services 10
their friends and The public generally, as
Scents for hing out Negroes The cn.aing year.
They promise TO use their hes, endeavors 10 pro-
cure good p.iaes and good homes for all Servants
entrusted 10 their care, and every necessary alien
lion 10 Them during sickness.
DABNEY h CAuTHORN,
18th Street, opposite new City Hotel.
Dec. Ia-cU2w
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r1:Yr,s NEW HoME.-wM. P. TURPlN's
LJnFiyE OFFICE.

.-rI.NE,S NEW HoME.-Wm. +. TuhtiNo
F9nslZE OFFICE.
I'm, Of Leesbure Lottery, Class 81 Dec. 2;
laM'"s 10 d II S IS 81 3 - IL Il Sc.
.,.T,,ss,, Nos. % 43, prize OF SiUU, so,a Sno
ss- VA. Mo:.onsalia Lottery, Class 81, DEC. Il:
pnShs IS 50 81 ~ II 81 IL 81 81 o.
.,Teset. Nos. 3 u Is, another Capital. SOLO emo
nj l.ee.burg Lottery, Glass 90, drawn Dec: IL
Is" * IS % 81 Ca p % S. 81 ~ al 10.
- Sos. y 81 Sc, Capital In tho above, soid
~ ,--sburg Lottery, Class SO, drawn auhs
El~"A hange Hotel. December IA
sot : IS 81 40 70 60 IS 80 ). ,.
, art Nos. 25 80 10, q snug prize OF $soV,
Whe's ,,5 Yesterday by the Capital Ptlze ssileI,,
.c: sad iAs 's'' w. P. TURPiN.
n sussex County Lottery, Class io.' Dec is'
pfsr's al s IA Is SO l9 IS IL A 81 ID.
=. s 81 IS, another snug Prize sold amd pa,a oy
,. yos. 6 % 81, the Capital of s., 900, drawn
lNs DIST. sold and paid TO citizen by TUKpiN.
M's|Ts ,. Morning-New Jersey Lottery, Class lol.E
fs OF $4,000, 25 Of 1000, etc. IS Nos a 70
Cip"s Whole Tickets IS; halves SO; quarters %.
e''s s,ose al l.ocloek this morning, at IuhriNs'
,.,.,y for This Afternoon = Alexandria Loi'edy'
Los Capitals Sl2 900. 10000. .oOo, ~ Oh i,uov,
Cis So. IL drawn. Whoe Tickets 80; havcsS
sf .,,.,. 25-for sale until III o'clock tomo.Io"
y. .'ns Al that lucky office Of WIN. +. TURfIA's.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
y. en-. 1svesnry "a Co.,

y. en-. 9src.ory "a Co.,
al =: :, - {: ;,
OFFICE, NO. |, CITY HOTEL, RICH
~ MOED. Virginia.
Drawn Nos. of Sew Jersey Lottery. y" -. Dec. 7ih
II 10 Is 81 81 20 ~ "a ~ :: ~ ~ -.
Whole Ticket, Nos. 10 81 IT, prize of s.. 800 in the
above Lottery sent this office, aud Sold BY JOHN VI.
CLARKE, Vender, Richmond.
ORDERS for Tickets any oi the following Schemes.
addressed u The undersigned, attended IL ly return 81
Matt aud drawings forwarded, free Of postage, rs soon
~ they are received. Address
J. G. GREGORY s. CO.. Managers.
Richmond. Va
Alexandria Lottery, Class :, Tor isG, 10 lie drawn
December %.
rs Number Lottery-i3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
prize of $50 ! prize of $4,000
IIOnU . 3,I20
5000 30 500
5nO0 ~ 500
Tickets $40; halves ): quarters SO. Certificates Of
Packages of 70 Whole Tickets Sl21; .6 halves 80; 20
qnarirrs3o 30.
or Orders for certificates or Packages single Tick
els and Shares in any OF the above Schemes nddress
ed 10 the Undersigned will receive the most prompt at
tention, and account Of each drawing forwarded
free of postage, "a soon as Il isrecrivcd.
J. q GREGORY s. 90 Managers,
Nov. 30 Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

Il PD-iifye and Permanent Cure for
CONSUMPTION.
CONSUMPTION And DEATH viii most assurchly
be early fate Of ,ho-e who neglect themselves
when afflicted with The prrmonilory symptoms
OF NSUMfTION, such as Colds,
Coughs, bronchitis, or Soreness OF the
Throat. Dr. SWAYNE'S COM
POUND SYRUP OF WILD
CHERRY il expressly pre-
pared for the removal
and ,ure I'll those
dangerous and
troublesome
diScases.
Therefore,
you who arc
lhboring under the
influence 0ftbese COM
plants, procure immediate
~ this medicine, before il ton
late. One bottle may he the means
of prolnnging your life. BE sure and
see that the signature Ut Dr SWAYSE ~
on EACH BOTTLE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

Foolscap, ~ on sheet, win signa,utes,)
Proposals should he marked Proposals tr
prinling blanks" and addressed 10 the "Second
Assistant Postmaster General"
C. JOHNSON, P. MIG.
WAsHxor,N CRY, D. c.,
Nov. 2S-cw4w
u To be Published once week for four
weeks in The Argus, a, Wheeling, Va The Sian
dard, Raleigh, N. c; The South Carolinian, Co
lumbia, S. G; and The Federal Union, Milledsc-
vile, Georgia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

NOTICE Il shall petition the next General
IN Assembly, for reasons 10 DC Sc! toTih in my
petition, for divorce from my wife Virginia
Myers. VIM r. MYERS.
Nav lS-c30d
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

r1'HE following Grand Schemes presented To The
! patrons uf Fortunes Home. They offered M
Christmas Presents and those who DESTROYS Of OBJ
tlining one or more of them for small sum should
max. selection and forward orders 10
Z. w. PURCELL, Richmond, Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

DLAID GINGHAMS, &c.-3 cases Plaid
Domestic Ginghams, Of new and beautiful
patterns.
Ceases plaid Bingham Hdkfs., just received on
consignment and for sale love By
KENT, KENDALL. s ATWATER.
Dec 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
n. Word. LOTTERY Vendor

Opposite THE EXCHANGE HOTEL AND POST
~ OFFICE, KIcHNosn, VIRGINIA, sells Tickets In
all Lotteries under The management Of G. GREGORY
& Co, the terms that they are sold al the
Managers Office.
Alexandra Lottery, Class :, for lea6, to he drawn
al Alexandria, December u.
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
Grand Scheme:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22
$4,000! 100000

Is Drawn Nos out Of each package Of D Tickets.
Splendid for Packages.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 50. 10 be
irawn nj Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Dec 70,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1846-12-22

Tickets SO; halves 5, qnartrrs DO IrrtIhchtts OF
Packages Of &c hoies s2 26 halves 60; 20 quarters 30
DJ Orders for Tickets, and shares and Certificates Of
Packages in the abnve splendid Lotteries, Tor smaller
ones that drawn every day in The week enclosing
cash or Prize Tickets, viii receive the most prompt at
ieniion and an official account OF each drawing sent
immedIa ely after II Is over 10 all who order from
Nov. ~ J. L. NOhD. Richmond. va.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-04
SI60,627 49
40,62s,s49 81

Being SiOo,o~'
Jess than II was on the lst December, ls46.
This payment or reduction of the debt within
the last financial year, was effected by the cancela
tion. at the Treasury, of one hundred ana nity
thousand dollars of the relief issues, and oy tne
receipt of State stocks in payment OF OLD dep's'
which is allowed in certain cases by law.
There would have been two hundred thousand
dollars of the relief issues cancelled, within the
wear, in accordance with the requirements OF ,ne
law, but the payment of the interest which ieli que
on the first Of February, last left the Treasury so
much exhausted, that the amount which should
have been cancelled on the Slst March. was not
then on hand. twill be recoleeted that 1t became
necessary to anticipate a portion Of the means OF
the year, by loan Of ssoo,Ooo w, 70 meet 'ne
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-04

54S,sSl 90
542,6ss GA
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1846-06-04

RELIEF lesuee III GU
culstion,
Interest certificates
outstanding,
Interest certificates
unclaimed,
Interest on outstsn-
ding and unclaim.
ed certificates, at
~ per cent, TO
lst August, ls@,
time of funding,
Domestic creditors,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22
FEMALES BEWARE OF coNsuMpT,o
BALDNFSS AND Loss OF HAIR

rs caused 10y want OF healthy action in the vessc,
Mhleh throw on The perspir from the head When
Sc vessels are weak or diseased the perspiration h
uhcA ana clammy, aud adhctcs 10 the mouths OF ttc
pore aud closes ihem up and dries and forms eurf aud
aAndru Less blood - then carried the roots OF the
ei'. anu LOT e Want OF which the hair has not sutti.
eleh, nourshment and consequently becomes dry and
marsh and heaips inseiNily 10 fall or which confirm
,n1 20 e'eose eventually produces badness Restore
the capillary vessels OF the head their former beaibv
oondhion aud hne silky new hair will make lis appesr
Snce which viii increase in quantity aud volume mil
the HAIR becomes thick and healthy
Jayne Hair Tonic Is the only preparation that has e
81 teh SHOWN To produce new hair bald heads which
~ nas done IN nnumcrahc instances and wifi seldom
sapl4 GRIM nAcEpD
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22

rnvste intelligence has been received here
stating that instructions have come over i'm the
steamer Cambria, from the British Govern.
mrnt' 10 Mr. Pskenham, requesting him 10
onsr mediation between the United States
ana Mexico, for the purpose of facilitating an
adjustment OF their difficulties.
Inc foreign news has caused Cotton TO adj
vance l-S per ID; holders firm
Sales oi Flour To considerable extent have
been made SINCE the steamers advices were
received. at an advance of l2I to % cts, per
DBL; holders firm. -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22
g. Sss
- 60
BYLAST NIGHTS MAIL
BYLAST NIGHTS MAIL.
MAINE ELECTION.

we have returns from 100 towns in Maine
bronson wing, has q, 76s. Dana loco. 2l $40
all Others 7,ll5. II is conceded that there
Is no election of Governor by the people.
The Portland ADVERTISED claims the ele,
ton OF wing senators as certain. and does
not believe the loco focos will succeed IN .
,ecung as many. Members Of the house g.
'ee'ea Il wings, locos, l Liberty man, and
no choice in 30 districts.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22

The following is respectful way to talk
about court, certainly. It's from the Yves.
ern Virginia Standard OF last week.
FEDERAL CoURT.--The editor of the
Tioneer says he has rod in soak for Judge
in,,rocSenorough and his court in Clarksburgh.
we want TO see It aplIisd in earnest by him,
:uu welded as vigq IS ever was his fist
whole establishment "a great bio broker
shop, and ought to be torn up root, BODY
and branch ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22
SMALL fry LOTTEpy.

Draws aS follows throughout the month fscp,ember
Draws on 'rueSdays-eapiiai prize 900
Whole Tickets 81 cerIiicate OF package Wholes, ~
shares In proportion.
Draws ON Thursdays-capiial prize $1,000
Whole Tickets 81 certificates OF package whoes Si4;
sharcs an proportion.
Draws on Saiuudays-capital prize $4,000.
Whole Tickets 81; certificates OF package whoos SlI;
shares in proportion.
Address your orders 90
n. l.. DORSEY. Wheeling Va.
il The drawings viii ~ published regularly in the
Times, and also IN the argus. Rememher
n. l.. DORSEN'S Lucky Office
sep5 NnErLING. Va.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22

lie; te Public hear in mind that Scarlet Fcvor and 9th
e. Complaints inedca 10 sudden changes Of the wcathe-
are pceuia prevalent al this Othe year. Thou
sSadso Children, ard many persons Of mature age,
dyinl weeSly lccslsc theY overlook the only medicine
which iutllaie IL diseases of tha; kind Ths, medi.
cine Clickepers Surs COase Vegetable Furrative Pills
winch have heen successful IN OF She creates, Oti.
macy and where AZ her remedies had proved aiig
fhyselss ofthe hi,hcsi cmuence have prescisei teen
IN their Pacice. aud they have been highly recommended
y committee 90 tire American institute appointed To
inves'ieae their merits Lei those who have neve- sed
tcm scn Ca make asnglo trial. aud they will nc Ter
nave cause 10 rcsei their determination. IN u
failure, Hueh thing n pOss TILE; the money " IN in all ca
ses L. resumed For sale in W hecling hy
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-09-22
PmrLAprlPn,A. Sent 10 1916

There is considerable activity in the flour
lnaIket Quite a speculative demand has
sprung up under the foreign news, and prices
S Sase advanced from lsi to 25 cts. per Dbl.
,Sa'es OF prime fresh brends Pennsylvania az
800, ana holders firm; other descriptions
have advanced in proportion.