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The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-05-20

eo"ASo "o"io ciiueo'oi " prevent tulS,
and consequently general engagement
and perhaps bloody one would follow.
From the Hamburg Journal-E1tra.
1mpnrtaMt from 1yashtmptom.
Declaration Of War against Mexico!
S1O,0OO,Ooo APPROPRIATED!!!
We lay before our readers important
intelligence from Washington City, on
the reception at that place of the news
of the outbreak on the Mexican frontier.
TEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
were Immediately appropriated by Con-
gress, and placed at the disposal of the
Executive; and he is also authorized to
accept the services of FIFTY THOU
SAND VOLUNTEERS to carry on
the War!
We also lay before our readers so
much of the Presidents Message, on
transmitting the intelligence to Con-
gress, as we deem important.
Our readers are also referred to an
account of a battle between large BODY
of Mexicans and company of Texian
volunteers, under Capt. Walker, who
were on their way to the relief of Point
Isabel.
Gen. Worth passed through this place
on yesterday evening, 18th inst, on his
way to rejoin Gen. Taylor's Camp
having Withdrawn his resignation. We
understand he has received letter from
the army, informing him of the safety
Of Capt. Thornton and Lieut.. Mason,
who our readers will recollect were sup
posed to have been killed by the Mexi-
cans.
Extracts from the Message
OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
10 the Senate and
House Of Representations -
The existing state of the relations be-
tween the United States and Mexico,
renders it proper that should bring the
SUBJECT to the consideration of Congress-
In my message at the commencement of
your present session, the state of these
relations, the causes which led to the
suspension of diplomatic intercourse be.
tween the two countries in March, Is42
and the long continued and unredressed
wrongs and injuries committed bv the
Mexican government on citizens Of the
United States in their persons and pro.
perty, were briefly set forth.
AS the facts and opinions which were
then laid before you were carefully con.
sidered, l cannot better express nv nre-
sent convictions of the condition of az
fairs up to that time than by referrino
you to that communication.
The strong desire TO establish peace
with Mexico. on liberal and honorable
terms, and the readiness of this govern
ment to regulate and adjust our bounda.
ry, and other causes of difference with
that power on such fair and equitable
principles as would lead to permanent
relations ofthe most friendly nature. in
duced me in September last to SEEK the
re'opening of diplomatic relations be-.
tween the two countries. Every ,nea.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-05-20

~ Several communications have
been unavoidably crowded out this week,
but will be attended to as soon as posi-.
BILE.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-05-20
WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1916.
Public Meeting!

VOLUNTEERS FOR TEXAS Il!
Our country is positively in state of
war with Mexico. Our soil actually in
vaded by foreign foel Point Isabel
surrounded by 10000 Mexicans |!
Gen. TAyLoR's camponthe Rio Grande
is attacked! Citizens of Carolina, To
Arms! and To tic Rcscue!
A meeting Of the citizens Of Abbcvillc
Village and its vicinity will be held at
the Court House, on Saturday the 2srd
instant, at IL o'clock: for the purpose of
taking measures for raising Volunteers
for the Mexican war.
The citizens of the District generally
are requested to attend.
The AbbeUille Light Infantry have
been ordered out, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
the same day.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1846-05-20

% Advertisements omitted IN this
paper, shall appear IN our mc:ct.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
Correspondence of tho Bait American

WARRINGTON, June IL.
THE OREGON QUESTION is tho ono idea Of tho
Metropolis just now and all other subjects sink into the
shade. The precise state Of the question believe to be
this
That Mr. Pskenham tho Britth Minister has ,ubmitted
IN good faith from his Government offer for the settle
mcnt OF the Northern Boundary between the tho two 60
yernments:
That this offer is the line Of the 49h parallel Of north Ia
hudo from the Rocky Mountains tho Strait Of Fuca and
from the Strait the dividing line the ocean,
That Vancouycr's Island be ceded to the Brtsh Tha,
the Columbia river be free TO the Hudsons Bay Company
Tor the term OF IL years, when the charter given them by
Parliament will expire and that they be permitted
AMI trade To the end Of this time.
This is the oIer OF the British Minister and the ultima.
um OF the British Government for the settlement of the
Oregon question. IL IL submitted by the President to the
Senate not In the form Of treaty but for advice. The
President believe, shirks the responsibility by recon-
Intending nothing but throws the responsibility upon the
Senate by asking the advice Of tho to his
tanae OF tho terms proposed.
The Senate will ratify treaty upon the basis n, va
understood, well by tie grabbed visage Of the ultra eff
OF men who love justice, honor, peace and the common
brotherhood OF OF kindred tongues and interests
than all the music blasts Of war, or continued ses
about that which may Justly be settled upon principle.
OF mutual compromise. Think there, you may put down
the Oregon question settled. Many affect TO believe
Otherwise but with the question before the Senate and
an acceptable proposition there. peace be certain
The Senate met II o'clock this morning, in conse
quencc OF this Oregon proposition, and IL has beer
agreed that II shall be made the special order of the da,
from o'clock until disposed of
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
LAST EVENINGS MALL.
Important from wn.hinu,on.

In reference to the Confidential Message u tho President
on tho Oregon question: tho Washington correspondent
the Philadelphia North American writes a. follows
The Of tho President very characteristic Of the
man and OF his Executive II s neither resolute
patriotic Its and he requires
tuonal majority Of twohds before agreeing TO enter upon
the formation Of a treaty Had he met the responsibility
maniuly and boldly. there would have been no hesitation
in the OF the Senate. lie desires save himself
from accountability to the western division Of his party
opat the Senate between him and harm.
counioractng movement was the immediate effect Of
the detection OF this purpose, and serious die
were ntorposed TO giving advice by the very men who
Should The Senate refuse advise tho most alarming
cmbaHassmens arc visible in the future Mr.. Polk has
said enough IN his message convince that Chamber
adjustment is left open.
The terms do embrace any thing that has not ut one
time or Other been offered Great Britain by tho United
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13

INHlS Property lies on James River, miles
u above Richmond, the Canal and by uver
road, perfectly convenient q market
contains by survey recently made, 632 rOod
poles, Of which $50 dwell
ling house elegant and containing from
cellar garret-and all the out houses good
pair-an old orchard Of choice fruit
eeed young peach and apple orchard pre-
sent propretors The place every comfort
be wished for.
WehAm sold for division iudeousy divided into
two parts II Will therefore be potivey sold WEDNESDAY
the sfth OF June, al O'Clock r. M
day The premises will be shawn
signed or the overseer living TIE Entire possession
wb be Christmas and
will have the privilege Of seeding crop Of wheat.
W. d. SIMS.
Sale conducted BY wELLIssros GoDDu, Aueuoneer.
my S-dltetds
a The Terms which viii be made known the day Of
viii be such a. to suit the convenience OF the purchaser
my did w GODDIN, Auet.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13

By IniOes BrOthcT.
TRUSTEES SALE OF
VALUABLE DRY GOODS STOCK.
DURSUANT to the provisions Of a deed of
II BY Jas upon day
Of June. 1916 aud recorded the Clerks oee of the usng
city Richmond undsrsigned Trustee
proceed ESDAY June 1876. commencing At
O'Clock a NJ. Store ~ sad SMELL No -, Msn
of pry Goods &c &c embracing
Of fresh and drsabc goods among which be found
Fashionable Fancy Prints
super Preach and English Ginghams
10 Baforincs and Clshncrcs
French farns, style ne Lanes
Supet Linen Cambrc Haas. STA Cri-s
Satin Fringe Ritauds, STA FunEcs
Fancy Linen Coating. Linen DriHngs
super insh Linens, Bros Hollands
Coths and Clssm.rcs
uo W1uiei ADD Cotton Hosiery
Fancy Cambrcons and Pant Stuns
Tweed C,-.insrrs Red PaJdrnrs
Apron Cheeks and rlts
super Ap3ccas. Shswis AMI Scarfs
~ and Pongee Hdkfs
STA Ctavats. Linn Boa1ns AMI Collars
Thread taces Eirirvs and inserinFs
Furniture rnuts and rekinrs
STA rarasols. Umbrellas Clrrstngs
Blankets, shiriuFs and sbccungs
Patent Thread Spool Cotton, Needles
Pins Tapes sc
CANTON MATTINGS.
10 Rolls super - and ami Foot
uufs close
TERNs-Au under 500, s,sh 500 and upwards 20
days cr,d.t f1r approved endorsed negotiable paper
INTEREST IN REAL FsrATE.-Att The and pacs.
fod of The aid J. A. Smell " he
hiher thc late Jsu~s Smell Tcrms-Cash
WV CRUMF. Trustee
Sale conducted tv fO1 tstoFa 4 RgHrffts. Aurts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
q. CHARACTERIZATION
HEALTH RESTORATIVE

VIE Proprietor desires rn.ieine ii,
even capable Of than
for As for ns,snee he has as
perfect cure In all cases cf Consumption ard other diseases
Lungs Liver and Throat Coughs aud Gods persons who
being the best judges OF once that m.
perfection OF effective medicinal preparation
crowd in on the Proprietor the above
eases even when OF the no
outstanding the natural inference haiti exceeds power by the
- ~ Us tsua'y happy vegetable combination any Of the
era and dangerous nosrum devised by This
edene Natures grand specific in Luax complaint;
-, - p'oeeeus Al once IN psTiy and de'erge thu
lungs and chest Of those humors and decayed parts result
ron 'he aeuon OF disease and when has performed part
its see commences In the yas and
strengthens and increases the that the pa
ehe"tei The Consumpve should know delay.
raugh with danger and day than ,i-e,
tpering with their complaint the
tive, would be bringing them cure Their. ia
an Abiding sense Of comfort while under e mild soothing yet
efeetual action Of this remedy happiness
BY the patient feeling escape from death BY
anSamost miraculous human Intervention
The following certificate from Chiffon the well known
New York Chemist
81 analysed bottle Of medicine called &c" Brpet.,hoa
Health Restorative and dnd doe, Mercury o.
any other metallic preparation opium any forms IL
e'mP0'edof vegetable matter entirely
c. BRINCKERHoFF, Proprietor, New YorI
Principal ohhee, $50 Broome Street. New Yors
20 For sale BY the Agents,
myt GAYNoR Il WOOD. Druggists,
Doors BOOTS The gentlemen can find
at No 81 BY calling the an assortment,
OF Boots be fosnd ey-pre,s varying from so
1IU and dollars call from tie gentlemen requested
\. NO -. Je II J.. MYERS.
Doors. ROOTS, BOOTS-VERF C8EsP we have
rocco Dress Boots at and IS pa-a and
NJ handsomely jel PUTNFY A WATTS
LYON TIE LADIES-SEHS BEAUTIFUL SHOES
We have Just opened large Shoes
ard slippers Of re latest STYLE which very cheap
j. II PUTNEY a WATTS.
rENRUNKS- TRUNKS, TRUNKS.-we have lust re
eeived large stock Of Travelling Trunks, sizes
made on iron france, and well finished very
cheap We invite all our stock and
prices before they buy. ieu PUTNEY 4 WATTS
4 IIILDREN's sHOES-TERT BEAUTIFUL We
have Just opened splendid lot Of Chidrens Shoes differ
sni colour, and different shapes They something
ell PTrTNEY a WATTS
q NOTII BROOM>-Maniila Cloth Brooms, for brushing
~ tine cloths vclves sains without destroying
entrey ariele-foT sale by 2. JOHNSTON
je II Dfurrst
- EMINGToNs PATENT COFFEE COMMUNICATIVE,
the for the ofth combining
economy with making superior article
those fond Of good Coffee, 4 Trial OF its
HUGH A. WATT,
ell No. - Main
UNOK TIE LADIES-New SuppIy.-The subscriber
has Just received from Philadelphia supply
OF hid and morocco SLIPS and Ts-a beautiful
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
MUST IT FOLLOW

As matter Of course, that because LomaX
Smith of the keenes, ths street thate
better Judge than Rodgers great manufacturer
or that the rider ~ Boston" because
Jer than Colonel Johnson be better Judge
the Coloneli
Orthat sr William licsche because greatest
Onomers better Judge % cope Lord Ross
constructed ona that d the wonder o. tho age.
that Leopold ~ heyer the wonderful won
derf Judge NJ the manufacture Of Panos b,ter
than the celebrated NUNS Clark what superior Piano
Fnrei
A. VI d. Meyer sad unquafcdy
Stoiau Durham sr-fthis
sabout pointed and uncquvocaas ny
that ~ Meyer Pianist superof oid iHuJarrrr
should ~ that he
n mauufac docs he soiNo, he does
subscriber assertion q the
Lion venture aye Solicit comparison any Others
81 fanos from the mandatory o. NUNS
which h. offers Tor ale. p ". TAYLOR,
Piano Fore Warehouse 100 MATS street,
bs Opposite The Banks
SOMETHING ENTHA.-we n receipt ofan invoice
- q ertra hne Hats ao very
meet o. Nv iced spd drs qualities 70 which iovite the
IOUH THOMPSON A co
NURSE FOR HIRR,
NM have for hire, for the balance Of this year,
w likely gir sbou, 10 Of age She good nurse
es HODGES A PtTJIAN.
EDATENT LARD LAmPS-as doron, = rood and cheap
y article Just 20 hand, for -aeby
urR -. nNs $500. =. NLoEs BROTHER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
Ky ". GosIdin.
SALE OF MOST VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE.

hbhb n
IN THE CITY or RICHMOND, AND COUNTY OF FIuyASNA
Rl virtue of decree of the Court of HustiDp,
- Of the City Of Richmond pronounced the 10Th May
IN suit IN Chaneery therein pending styled Libby
gre &c the untersgnec the Commissioners
VIII proceed 70 sell at public auction premises
DAY the lft day Of July Commencing
afternoon tn real estate city which
W. hcge died seized and possessed and referred pro
eeednss Of said suit Of lot
OF Pransn, between 18th and 18th streets, fronting Pranir
street 50 feet and running through right
which II also fronts 50 feet On fam
cd Tenement which for about $500 per
be suodvsed into four smaller a9 OF which
ont Franklin and
los feet
And MONDAY the 27th day OF July Court
House being Court day. tue undesned expose sale by
public auction the Of land Of which w. Allegro seized
and possessed situated the waters Of Naehunk Creek
ing 900 acres less
Terms Of Sae-onef fourth cash balance equal
payable at g. IL and IL months
The pure hlscs giving bonds with approved
credit payments Of the and title be Withheld
nstalment paid JOSEPH MAYO,
HENRY l.. BROOKE, fCom'r..
w. GODDIN,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13

STRATT0NS OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let all the world they can,
For selling Prizes STATIONS the mani
Drawn Nos. Of MonongaHa %. June 5th
AZ SO 20 % "a 50 % II G. 90 60 IS
Ticket Nos % 20 o., capital paid by
Drawn Nos OF SUSSEX Extra gO-Juue
25 20 65 50 81 10 10 6S %
Ticket Nos IS 6S Capital sold and paid by sston.
Drawing OF N. Jersey Lottery, Class 5S-June q
Is 60 10 % l - ~ - a. g. so 80 % %
Ticket Nos 10 SO 77-anoeT prze Of 500 sold and paid
by sTRATTON
Drawn Nos. Of New Jersey Lottery, N-Junc 10th
IS Is 25 81 IL 80 IL 20 II 6l IS II Is.
Drawn Nos OF Monongaia 2t-June I2hi
81 20 So % % Is 40 81 50 65 g.
Whole Nos 20 IS ~ two Capitals sold, gsd by
Nos Is a. 80 sTRATTON.
$4,000, 1000.
SatuTday-SueI Extra No gidrawns received BY Sundays
msi-CaPai- sioos 1000, &c. IS Nos 10 wboes
halves Soc qrs csc.
s25,OOO! $4,000! 5000!
Monday Morning-Aerandra, No 81 Capitals a25 OO0
600 5000 5000 1850 1900 ~ Of 1000 &c 60 Nos - Drawn
Tickets $40. halves ;; qrs 2.5O
~ AdventueTs sbouh pay particular attention 10 the above
scheme ~ there are more prizes thsn blanks IN
Buyers referred my list registered
the once proof what been done and ever,
drawing number sold and paid By ne
b- Odes for abovs
Schemes and in a Jouenes, will bs pompty attended
drawing when requested.
Please address orders n srRATToN
Uifhmoud Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
by williams a Hawaii.

on WEDNESDAY the l7th Instant al 10 O'clock will Be
sold In front Of our Auction Store
Prime Porto Rico sugars
Do do do MOasses
DO Green Rio Coffee
DO DO Laguym do
Do 10 OdJava do
DO dry wtsen Bacon Sides
DO do do do Hams
otard Dupuy & Co. Cognae Brandy
J. J. Dupuy's do do
imita DO
Pure New England Rum
Northern Apple Brandy
Cincinnati Rseu6cd Whskcy
Old honongahea do
Holland Gin pipes
90 81 Julian Ciaret Io1ea each
90 do Chateau LATTE do. do
20 DO
do Orange Water
Very superior Indigo IN kegs
Philadelphia Butter frsins
TERMs-Under $780, cash; 500 md over months ap
proved papet
je n WILLIAMS 4 HANALL. Auets.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
By Davenport, Allen a Co.
DRY GOODS Az AITCTION


I'm IukSDAf, June 25h commencing O'Clock shall
h at our Dry Goods Auction Rooms.
staple and Fancy DRY Goods shifted ana 10
arrive IN tine,) among which the following:
4, -, 7e and - Brown shestinks and Shirtnx.
50, -, 20 and - Bleaehd do do
Brown and Beaehed Cotton Drii.
l.ia-n and Cotton Pantaioons Goods
Nesing., Linen Coatin-s, Cotton Good.
lri.h Linen Shirting. and She.tinxs
q, and 4 Bed Tckins-saft.ty
Linen Cambria IIdkfs Imitation DO.
Furniture and Apron Check.
sds and Cotton Hdkfs Scarf. and Shawl.
Fumitur. Caieoes aud ChiHtz
White black and cord Sils Hose
Do do do Cotton Hoe.
DO do do do Half Ha..
Table Linen, Napkins, TowsILng. Ge
French and American Lawn.
Balconies Muslins and Canbries
Jaeonetan Swiss Muslin
Bishops Lawn, BOos Muslin
Prints of the newest styles
Cloths and Cazsimsres
Crayau-Sik and Madras
sei--ots Knives Pms, Hooks and Eye. &c nc.
IEkAs-Ah Gums under 500 cash 100 and upwards
credit for approved paper
m27 DAVENPORT. ALLEN L Co Aue,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
ROBERT MOTT

House sian Painter and GIazIsr
MT door T. hs ErsAssFs Ba-t, Risiae-d Trrfufa
Narni-h"s with Painters BRUSHES and RcBcrs. assur
m@nt ~ French and American Window Chs o $40 to
aors6 inches a Of which be- 10 dsfous to o up
reasonable
N. IA large supply Of Soap Paint for saie low IN
periot pant Tor TIN Or shinFicd Roofs RN.
I IME-LME.-GOO Casks Lime. inst arriy.
- ID direct from Tbon,siob, and Cor from vessel
ye2 RANKIN a wHrTLOCK.
EHHINGs.-'oo barrel. nerrins. .nd ..e by
- N.Y. CAFERTON a CRUMP.
TIlERMO METERS. J. W. RANpoLrH a.
- Co have large stock Thermometer. various sizes
and a. prices tom " up. iciO
STICK AND UASS LIUOHICE.-96 cases riet II
- ertoe' rrv sHpsr gang3o cass Mas Lcoree. good
ariec-for sale BY je6 WILLIAMS a HANALt.
NLASS.-tO boscs Glass ioTt2 and safe cor sale By
~ &c GORDON a SKINNER
GENTLEWEN'S CHANNEL HOOTS.-Tl, subseri.
- befs have hand of Gcuucmcu Ca and No
Channel Roots wishing good and pleasant Boot
invited " can and them.
jos JOHN THoHPsoNk 60. Main str,sL
Ladies', Misses and ChiIdrcn's shoes.
IOHN THOMPSON a 60. have hand q general varc
- " n Ladies. Misses and Chdren's Shoes viz
Ladies' hne morocco Slippers and Ties
ladies' nj do.
Noses hne morocco Do. andTes
Chldtene black, bronze and light ccloured Roots.
Iosehe with many other kinds a made BY The approved
manufacturer in fhhadeiphis. 20
NAsHMERET sACKs-A mos, beautiful sree for summer
- WearIuf received, and Tor saie BY
ht STARR co Idsic's Corner.
quill Pm MINIS.
ii w. RANDOLPH a co. have for sale N the
way o. Pen Just The thing for
qnh pen and don't e The steel The price only IS
cents o li' also Gull Steel Pen Iloers The best made 10
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
GROCERIES,.

XE invite the Of our stock Of Fami
w ~ Groceries being determined punetua custom
e As low similar quality ARTICLES be purchased
To those whO tender for the
Produce Of all kinds free Of any commission selling
Je 9-u GRETTER & GRETTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
Auftion Salts.

by Dunlop, noneu.e a Co.
Adams Valley Property,
AT AUCTION.
On SATURDAY the 2Oth of June. nj : o'clock
the premises. sold reserve two Lot. ~ Ground
stad In Adams Narsy. and Known p-t pat Of sa y,u
Lots BY the Nos ~ and ~ fronting Par6 .tr. %
feet inches and extending Il6 inch Tn an au.v 10
fest vide icing part Of IN. any
nss Garden and 10 the conveyed James Carter
bPase and John g. Gatnbr Ben w Coleman q; under
The authority Of WHOSE the - vii made.
TERMS very beraI-~heh N known on thu day Of
.ie DINIDp noScIfRR A ,sn
jes anc,,on..,.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13

ENoR SALE, TO remain in the eity-sbssy nulau
MAN about 10 fage who understands the
81 Flower Vegetable Garden and attending
Hot House Apply Nj D. Tas Office Mayo's Bridge or
nv it-N BiSSELL q McCANDIIsH
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-06-13
House and Lot, in Duvar. Addition.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
WILL be sold THIS AFTERNnnJ a.. oh
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS.

SlARhlE ON ENIDENCE-A Practical
~ Treatise the Laws Eyene. in Civil and Criminal
Aeunns; by Thomas StaTke Eg The American
the 'hri Lonion Edition. vols
6REENLEAF ON EVIDENCE-A Treatise on the Law Of
EVtenee BY Simon Greeneaf l. L. Law in iar.
ward University Second Edition. volume lately pub
lphed -
PHILIPS on EvIDENCE-A Treatise on the Law Of Evil
denee BY : hauh Philips Rsq With BY Co~-n 4 Hin
RUN American from the 9Th and sth London Edition
RUSSELL ON CRIhES-A Treatise IN Crimes and Mi-s.-
can from third London Edition. vols.
The subscriber re-y esB the abov. v,ah.
nsnary Law Books together all tho
Iet Books used an Virginia
ports The United staes Reports and the English RePors-an Of
which will he sold very u. q KING
IeI2 . door, b.o, p oes..
FRESH SUPPLY OF TIIOnPsON's MENICo
UST received by Drinker Il Morris, 81 Main
y Street. fresh OF Rseoeons Mexico by wady
Thompson Also Nap Of MeIieo showing the Seat OF
War. /. no
N NOR RENT. The spacious Store House,
4A Main present occupied by the subscribers
IL has three hoors Of 100 feet admirably adapted
large wholesale and retail business given
Of September Apply
ie LII WIN. ?. BUTLER n Co
TIT ENOR RENT-A desirable dwelling House
Rh - and Garden, stoe HOUSE FIXTURES Ferry
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JOHN H. sEAYREs,
Richmond or,
GEO. w. WILLIAMS,
Je 9-d2w Jefferson, POwhatan.
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TO IuE PATRONS
WIN. G.. BROWN, of London, politely informs
The Cuzsns Of Richmond and vicinity, h. has
opened hrs studio and Exhibition Anen 4 Brothers.
lf6 Main street where specimens Of his Ar Among
them the Portraits Of several distinguished individuals
known this City
Rooms open from Ia NJ 70 r. ~ Ladies and gentlemen are
invited 10 call. NV I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-07-01
M. & r. SWEENEY.

III \ AVE jas steriVed and opentu 100 nackarct
K FINE CHINA end QUEENSWARE
Amcnc other htic.es they hnvc
Finc Gnld hand China Tea Sells rum ; Ia 100 ps
RiCh Gili and Fancy d. do
ro 90 cxita fine dn
Richly decorated AInniel Or nmcris. Colleagues, Fan
cy Ink. Baskets DC in great vare'y.
The Ladies invited To call and ex1rnin,
ihe-e. NJ they surreSS nnv thing oi The kind eve
toiore brought To tbs conniryaud arc woih scriur
Rich Gill and embossed Ffaii ,skci.. laced & h,el
WhIo China ID dn d.
Gill arj pnin ComYoiicts. Casserll'es Titrcens
Boats AMI Sand; rsa PutS. Sugars nird G cams
Tea and C,1ee Cups and S,utcrs Plates Sc. aured
plain and l0cy SYKES IA sells of pieces ~ suil Gus.
toners
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Plates ui all sizes reas aud Co1ccs Ten aud G. Zee
Pots Sugars ind Crean., Sc, uf vuti "a. cului,
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tson edged Plates. DISH s. Teas. &c. &c. vhh eve
~ other arcle usually kept the most exiensiv,
establishments IT, the rouu,ry. aud VII ch the publ,
need ouly cali md price IA he snisGcd that we sell
l"wcr ,hnu hey can he paschase elsewhere. ~,
have on hand aud are constantly manuiac,ur.ne
Cat and plain Hell Lamps. Lanterns. Tumbler-
Dishes. Sc which iogelhcr wl,h our stock a.
Qrcenswote. we invite The leniion al purchassrs
oi'hcr wholesale or retail. Warehouses NYs7 and
Monroe ~ Wheeling. Va nov l2