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The Southern journal., 1846-01-24
[vOL. VINO. 2s.

times see mine own beloved ones from
whom thou hast separated me, that I
may stand by them in their sofferings,
aud dry their tears" &
"Three times shall thy prayer be
granted" said the Almighty, sto re-
visit thy children upon earth, but thou
canst not alleviate their troubles.''
] When she came down to earth for
the first time, she found the aged Ja.
cob sorrowing bitterly for both her
sons. Joseph's bloody garment lay
near him. "My gray hairs,' cried be,
!" will be brought down with sorrow to
the grave, for now also Benoni is ta-
ken away from me-"
Signing, she reascended 10 Heaven,
when, after while, the blessed spirits
ofher husband and sons rejoined her,
and told her how beautifully all their
sorrow had been turned into JOY.
She came the second time to VISIT
her tomb. She saw her posterity dri.
ven into exile as herds Of cattle are
driven. She found every thing desc
late; even her grave had not been
spared. She fingered long time by
that solitary tomb, and the air was 81.
led with the sighing OF an invisible
spirit.
She went down to earth the third
time. Bethlehem was flowing with
the bloodofinnoccnt children. Their
mothers wept because they were not,
and Rachel at her grave wept also. >
Long was heard from that tomb a
voice of wailing-s'they are no more
they are no more."
And when she returned. the ALL
merciful said, crest now, my daugh.
ter. and disquiet thy heart no more
with the sorrows ofthy children., The
path Of MORALS leads early into a val.
ley where only complaints resound;
but soon there is turn in the valley.
and behold the dirge is changed into
a song of praise. Trust thy children
with me; they are my children also;
thy heart was not made 20 bear and
to soften the woes ofthe earth-oorn.n
Henceforth the spirit ofthe beauti.
ful Rachel remained content in Para
disc. She inquired Of the newly.ar-
rived concerning the destiny which
they had fulfilled upon earth; but she
never revisited this world; and the
signing OF her motherly heart was no
more heard upon her tomb. The sep.
nlchre is silent, and Rachel reioices
with her children in eternal rest.
The Southern journal., 1846-01-24
MISSISSIPPI, JANUARY "a, 1916.

struck the two near horses. killing them
Instantly and arresling the siage, which in
the sudden plunges Of the leaders, was
upset. Jonathan was the first to come out
and as the Englishmen crawled out, badly
hurt and half dead with fear, he exclaimed,
"Fhere, gaul darn ye, have ye any better
thunder than that?.
The Southern journal., 1846-01-24
Chased by a Locomotive. [

s~o Oy q AN~JiAlOtiVCs
The following is .'Hoosier's'' descrip-
hon OF his first sight of locomotive, aud
his adventure consequent thereon
IL come across thro' the country,
and struck your railroad, and was ply.
ing it about four knots the hour. Now
| bad hearn tell of locomotive. but
never dreamed Of seeing one alive
and kicking; but about two miles from
her hearn something behind me cof.
TN, sneezing, and laundering, and
looked around. Sure enough here
she come down after me, paving the
aIrth up and splitting the road vide
open, with more smoke and fire fly.
ing than orto come out of a hundred
burning mountains. There was a do.
zen Wagons follering arter her, and
to save her tarna black smoky noisy
neck she could'n' get clear of them.
don't know whether they scared her
up or no, but here she come foaming
at the mouth-with her teeth chock
fall Of burnin red hot Goals, and she
pitched right straight at me as if she
was going into me like a thousand of
brick-l couldn't stand it any longer,
so wheeled round and broke down
the road, and began to make gravel
fly in every direction. No sooner had
done that than she split right after
me, and every jump ! made she
squealed like a thousand wild cats |!
She begin 10 gain on me comin' up "a
little hill, but we came round IA pint to
straight level in the road. Now.
thinks ], Pll gin you ginger, as am
great on dead level, SO | pulled to it
and soon got myself under full speed,
and then she began to yelp and howl
and cough and stamp and come on
full chIsel, and made the hull airth
shake. But kept on before her,
bouncing at the rate 20 feet every
pop, till got 10 turn of the road,
and was under such headway that
! couldn't turn, so tumbled headover
heels down bank by house, and
landed with my head and shoulders
cosmo'Iick right into szviU barrel,
and my feet stuck out behind, and up
in the air! Just at the time the loco,
motive found had got away from it,
commenced splitting hot water into
me, and just literally spattered it all
over me. ! thought in my soul that
Mount Vesuvius had busted some
place in the neighborhood. But do
you suppose s'aid there long? No,
sir! Lust walked right through that
barrel and come out the other end SO
quick that it really looked ashamed
of itself.
"Now, here J am, a rale propellng
double revolving locomotive Snolly
Goster, ready to attack any thing but
combination of Thunder.lightning-
smoke -railroad-iron and hot water"
p ~10-@~~-------~-~~~-~~~~
The Southern journal., 1846-01-24
u O B u II y .
From the Boston Post.
The Lovers.


The Lovers.
There was candle maker man,
And he was very old;
For it was thirty years or more
Since he began to mould.
His business on bis face was wrote,
As plain as though on paper;
His lorg nose, running to point,
You sure would call taper.
A daughter fair he had, but he
Was wont to beat and starve her;
Said she, '.l'm sorry he's my pa,
But wish that he was farther"
And Cupid in her tender heart
An arrow dared TO throw:
AS that alone would be no use,
lie gave her, too, a beau.
But when her lover claimed her hand,
The father did dispute;
Said he, "Your ashes would take,
But reject your suit.''
So when the shade of night was spread
lie round the house would hover;
And though he was no warrior,
Yet he was mighty lover.
"My fathers coming" cried the maid
.sOh! lover, wo bc,ide you
For he will cane you, Pm afraid;
But come with me, l'll hide you."
So in the boiler he was crammed,
His legs all cramped and bent;
Cried he, 81 have the copper got,
Though he has not the scent"
And there he pass'd the sleepless hours
or that eyentful night;
The time, i, passed so heartily,
He wished that it was light.
AT early dawn, 10 light his fire
. The cross old fellow ceme;
Alas! for lovers constancy- 73i
He felt another fame.
Oh! maiden, maiden, could you now
Your lovers plight but see, Is
Your pa, for lovers sake, you'd hate,
For pa-boiled he will be. iass4 .s
Oh! now within that boiler hot,
His every limb seemed frying;
His situation, you will say,
Indeed mus, have been trying.
Now from his seat he starts, and scared
The old man not a little;
Recover first yourself, old man,
Re couer then your kettle. s
And speeding thro' the garden walks,
The outer gate he won;
Sure, after such melting down,
No wonder he should run.
Keep cool, if you would prosper
not too cool. E
The Southern journal., 1846-01-24
All Manner of Travelling.

A traveller writing from Illinois.
states that in his getting TO his place
OF destination, he experienced all kinds
of ofgoaheaditiveness. In the first place
he took steamboat-in the second
the railroads.&c. third the mail coach
the fourth on horseback-the fifth
went six miles on foot to Terra Haute
and was finally rode out of the viii
lage on rail. He says he don't know
which TO prefer out Of the six; but
thinks the latter method is unsuestion.
ably the cheapest, though its accom-.
modations are the most wretched. slls
The Southern journal., 1846-01-24
The Duke ofWellineton has issnef

The Duke ofWellington, has issued
general order to the British army.
prohibiting the formation Of Temper.
ance Societies in any of the regiments.
or in fact any societies at all; it being
thought that societies Of this sort have.
the effect Of inducing designing men
to use them as instruments for spreatI>s
ing disaffection and sedition among
the men. hA sf'esao a 3aaa
'hA e''--~------ LII iss83s3q
A Matter to Boast ef.--A fighting
irishman in the Fitzchissel papers. who
bears the MiIesian name OF Col. lOaRaffer-
tv, exultingly says, that NOT one Of MIS-
name ever gave or received an apology.
and adds; "sNhen my fa!her'spapers were
seized by the sheriff at DroomhooIapen
Abbey. though there were three chests Of
EN-. bills ana love-letters, d--d the
apology or tailor's receipt was among
hemn' ie 5isgs siei b.ial4saaieoo
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13

VI The Washington correspondent Of tho Baltimore
American writes:- The President Is more and more
blamed for ordering the removal Of the troops from Corpus
Christi TO the neiehborhood OF Matamoas-"Gen Scott
having been charged with ordering their removal denies
IT. as understand, acting under the orders Of tho
War Department In regard the act Of removal he was
not even consulted"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
n BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE. South IAN
~. Ssrea, 'RIcHMoHD. "a
Lotteries for the Wool


observation-disclosures Lottery. Class "a: 500, OOO
5O0O 5000, 2OO0 I645 10 OF 1900, IL Of 1850 10 of
1000 &c: IS Nos, IL drawn Whole Tickets SIS,
halves $50, qrs. ,25.
Also. Delaware Lottery Class il3: $1,000, 1000. 435.
Of 200, 3 of 100, &c. &C Nos, IL drawn Whole
Tickets 81, halves soc, qrs. 25c.
ThursdAy-POkomoke Lottery Class 95: $4,000 1000
5000, $500, $500, of 1000 10 OF 500 10 Of 300 20
Of 200, &c p Nos, IL drawn. Whole Tickets 81
halves ,. qrs. |.
Friday-Poknmoke Lottery. Class So: $4,000 5000
1000, 1900, 1894, 1000. Of GOO, Of 500 of 300
of 200, &c Is Nos, 10 drawn. Whoes Tickets 81 so,
halves LIS, qrs 62sc.
$50. OF 100, &c. &c Nos, IL drawn. Whole Tick
cts 81, halves SOC, qrs. 25c.
saurday-PokOmoke Lottery, Class o.; $4,000. 1000,
5000, 2O00 1900. lI2s 20 Of 1000 20 OF 300 20 of 2lD
&c. rs Nos; Is drawn. Whole Tickets "a. halves ,,
qrs. |.
Saturday evening drawing received BY Sundays mail
Delaware Lottery, Class ll7 $4,000, Of 1000 900, 76s
600, 5OO 400, 300, 200, us, $50, l25 Of 100 &c-
Is Nos, 10 drawn. Whole Tickets Sl,5O halves Use.
ore. size
For Monday; sales close Saturday evening n, ,igbr
ooock-Grand Consolidated Louey Class 20 to be drawn
IN Wilmington, Del. Saturday, MAY IS, 1876: Splendid
Scheme-S30 600. 10000, 5000, 1000 5000 , OF 1000
2oi 1900 Of 1873 % Of 1000 25 Of 500 25 Of 800 300
Of 300, sc. - Nos, 10 drawn. whole Tickets $40
halves 5, qrs $50. certificate Of package Of 25 whole
tickets will be cent for SllO, halves S55 quarters s27
SPLENDID SCHEME!
S60,O0O-3O. UOO-l5,OOO rs Numbers, Is drawn.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class 81 be drawn on Sa-
turiay. May 23d, ls46. Grand Capitals; Of S6OOOO
OF 10000. l Of $4,000. Of 500, / Of , 1856. so Of
1000 50 Of 500, 50 Of COO, sc. Tickets $40 halves o.
qrs. 5.
eert6catS Of wholes S2O5
halves lO2 so
qrs 81 IS
package Of Tickets in this splendid Lottery NAV draw
the hive hrs prizes amounting one hundred aud
sixteen thousand dollars
Splendid Scheme fors0th May $50 600, u OOO 5000
80 Of 1000. ~ LoWest2 No Pine $40. Grsnd Conso.
idated Lottery, Class % to be drawn Wilmington DEL
Saturday, May sofia, 1885 $4,000, 1900, 5000 5000
1000 1900 1893 - Of 1000. 30 Of 500. 81 OF 400 30 Of
800. 80 OF $50. SC. IS Nos - drawn Whole Tick
cts Sl2. halves g. qrs. certificate OF a package of
Is whole tickets only ooss Sl42 halves SILL quarters
s35.
Do Oders for paeaEes certificate Of ckare osnFs tickets
~ any OF thc above Loucres viii be promptly attended
ne dnEnrs scni 70 al who order Them prizes
eashed Al sight Postage paid BY SUBSCRIBER An
communications entirely confidential
W Persons scndnE iot Tickes above Lotteries
houh bar inf that HuREUss AHLuety Pre Ofee 4. ths
place 70 send n they money. Address,
CiCERO BURRUss
Wy ~ Richmond vs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE or wEsTHA,I
FOR SALE,

INHlS Property lies on James River, miles
II above Richmond, the Cana. miles By the river
road, perfectly convenient % market
contains BY survey recently mlde go
poles Of which 80 The dwell
hhg house o. eesan and convenient ~
cellar Earreani an the good re-
pa-an old orchard Of choice fuu land, and well o.
eete young peach and orchard hsbeen pnedby
sent proprietor The place presents every comfort ought
be wished for.
Westham odd for division riousy divided into
two PARTS VIII therefore b. ssiirsy saf WEDNESDAY
The sih 81 June az O'Clock e. 81 n ne1t fair
day The prcmses will b. stown any
signed or the living premises Ene possession
VIII b Evsn Christmas and purchase
vii have the prvisge Of seeding crop Of wheat
W. u SINS.
sae conducted BY wEttiyaroy Goppt, Aacuoucer
my 5-dttcids
e IN" Terms which viii be- The day q SALE
vii b. sush A. 10 suit the ayenienes pIrchassf
my lid w GODDtN. Aucu
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BALTIMOkE MARKETs.

orrcr oT TVS AuEpioss NAV it,SPM
Slocks-Of oil kinds declined yesterday Consequence
Of the War news
CstteBseves were cold II S3a37 IS per 100 lbs sros;
equal 10 s6asf,25 net Average rate S3375.
Hogs-Lvo Hogs ange from S4,37las475.
Flour-S4,l2iaS4,2
Sales Of Baltimore ground Corn Meal s s3.25, and Of
Penn. ats3,tsl.
Grain.-W heat 90a93 cts.
Sales today Of white Corn at 6a62 ets and Of yellow ~
90 cons
Rye is worth 10 cts We quote Oats 81 9Si40 cts
Provisions ~ Mes Pork is held Silaili; Prime "a
9l-2 Baltimore Mes i2al2 50, Prime 0.75aiO. Small
sales Of Beef arc making i0,2JalO,50 for Mess S95a
SIS Tor Nc. u and 6.25a6.5O for Prime.
bscon- Western Shoulders at it,4I Sides q 50 and
Hams BAIT cents. Sales II Shoulders a. ~ cents; Of
SIDES AZ 5ti sod Of assorted Al 50. B'dmore cured s
selling m limited parcels a. cents Tor shoulders; 6
cents Tor Sides sod 1IaS Tor Hams Lard u huner
We quote Kegs a. Ia7b cents; and bbs STAT cents sale
Of $50 kegs at ~ ots; full.
WhlSkEY-2l eta for hhds and ~ cts for bbli.
New York Market, Nav 0-P. NJ.
Sales of cottou 400 balaa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
By weIIIpgtor Goddin.
sixty Building Lots az Auction.

sixty Building Lots AT Auction.
WILL be sold 1T auction on TIL RSDA1 az
ernoon the ltth day Of May upon premises com
meheing Al oeoek, 60 building Lots betweeE
Brlyaere and The Ted-gar Iron worE These sEby
located and laid OF into suitable The proximity
ot 10 the Tredegar lion Wcrt Rolling Mn Factory
May other similar nstut them
ersons engaged al work those departments o industry.
TLRMs-Cne fourth cash; blllnee ~ months for
negotiable notes bearing secured by upon
property sale without any kind Of plat Of the lots
can Be my Office
tBy request OF the Proprietor
aps7-eotts GODDIN. Auet.
7. S.-lmmediately after the above sale, will
Be sold four beautiful Lots the plan Beviierc g.
81, 6g AMI 20 TERMSOue third and mos
for approved endoncd negotiable paper, withheld.
my II w. GOBLIN. Auet
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13

Tho Swedish sloop Of Charles Krons, from Havana
for Sweden upset in squa of Maan1as on the ID
instant and Immediately sunk, carrying down to waicry
hundred and fifteen souls! Seventeen Of tho
crew managed to Keep floating by cingng n spars &c.
and were afterwards picked up by the barquc Swan and
carried into Philadelphia. The only officer saved was
Lieut. a. NJ. Tbersmedcn. Lieutehants Snsyin Bit and
Boyeratrobo are Lost
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
Hostou Market. W. n.

FLoUR-Common brands Is. and ancy 59SaS "a sale n
1900 bb Ohio OF good quality IS bb ios street At
~ 200 Do Fedsrctsburr IS 600 esl 700 do
Richmond Mountain, s7i per bbL M cash.
GRAiN-sief N ~ 600 bus Ohio Corn nr efpor n
Liverpool and LONDON 6'a7Occosne tes r s,usrn vel
low u, 7e and White 59,7oe Southern Oats dee and
North River tsafpc. per bushe cash.
SUGAUsalcs n about GOO Havana brown 7asc few
superior 81 sr parcel Of white ~ isO Cien0eg Niue
covado, 6la5ie. per 10, monihs-fDaiv ito.
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Cheap Trunk Es,abIishmcnt.

HAVE fsueai Of Travelling Trunts o. yarou,
u styles and q an vcry low ruce Constantly
feceving them Ton Ne Manufacturer and have
Ger ste or description q Ttunts shor Tho.s
whrE hrfe 1nvsrns Fha Leahrt Trunks o. N any
PARTICULAR consueuoa, b. frn she'd ~ savinr
their order ny ehesp Hoo Tunt SOW ops
door above DAY, Maiheus Co
oh ~ Second hand Trunks taken in stshsure.
N IFONapn
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
STATIONS OFFICE,
NO. 5. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.
let All the word say Incy can.
POTseilnI Prizes sTRAT-roS's the man!

I.e, All the say what tnoy can
oEseHinI Prizes, sTRATToSs
The Prize $4,000 Paid!
pT Whole Ticket Nos II 52 SO, the Capital Prize Of
10 600 Dollars, Leessurg Lottery No ia drawn sad
March instant and sold BY sTRATToN his city patrons
was yesterday presented and eAshd STATIONS Prize oes
5000 dolls SOLD AT STRATTON'S
OFFGCE!!
Drawn Nos in leesburE. Class 90 May 9Th.
81 62 II 80 % 20 Is SIS 40 81 90 IS
Ticket Nos. ~ - BIB, PRIzr OF $4,000,
sold on Monday worthy nduson. citizen ard was
presented yesterday morning and the paid counter By
srRATTON, the ~ Prize seller.
Drawn Nos Of Aletandra Gas 100 MAY 6:
III a 50 10 81 I6 62 "a al SIS 81 4 IS 81
sTRArroN.
Dawn No, Or Aletandris Frtra Io7-aay sn.
40 I'll % ~ 65 50 20 II 80 90
Nos 70 % ia Ptis Of 500 'Od, and PAID BY
$4,000. 1000
iia NJ. Capitals $4,000 1OOo 3eOo
10 Of 1909 rs Nos ~ drawn whos e. halves 3 quarter.
S20OOO. OF 5000.
Thursiay-Aerandrs, lf Extra Capitals $4,000 5000
ies . IS.
Fnday-MononEala 20 Capital, 1000, 1000. SEQ q 400
10 Of 100, &c IS Nos ~ dawn Whoes 81 Soc quar-
ters csc
S5OOO 1900
Monday-suaet 49, - Capta Seoo. 1000 Gc IS Mo-
~ drawn. Wholes ti2S. halves 6lc: qrs 3te.
s35,20i! $4,000!
Monday monins- etlHdra. Csss i9 Capisi- e3S9st t2
&C ~ Nos, i7dnve whohs fio halves S. ore $50.
" n For N, ooh Of Nsy-Carrss $4,000. 10000 2 N
loooe &C ~ Nos ~ Drawn. Tickets ss-sharcs in proper
Buyers my Hs Of Frres which arr r,r..r,s
81 the Once proof ava ever
- a. A.. n, ,..,s... 800 -. ~ - -. ~
scbemes and IN sn oueres promptly auspd.d 70 ana
drawing srnt when regacyt.d
Pleas, .Sdr-.sSrss,i :. n sTRATroN,
dFW Va
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
still Greater Reduction in Prices!
WE HAVE REMAINING ON HAND ABOUT


W ~ WV comprising a very s.n~ul assortn,e Mt OF
sTAPLE and FANCY ARTICLES which day com
menee the sale OF al large OF
styles and remnants without regard part
enumerated below:
Onbr- striped Rsregrs aaI-nrine. and LAWNS
Gro dc oder, Iaeone;s, oTgaueie Musns Ginghams
French and Elfsion Cling fancy black and white
French, Eogisa, aud American Ca!ooes (eheapl
BOOK, Swiss, Null, Jaeonei, suned and pia in Musins
Black AMI Whit Lawn CT CHAINS nd C.lieo-s
Habit and Furniture Dim'iy, and TaIhon Muslin
Lace, tape checked, fancy, jubilee add Polka Robes
bmNTe Bar sc, SILK and Herman Shawis and Sears
hoTavian silE. and cotton Hosiery, al qualities
lisie thread silk, and AID Gloves ard Mirs
super boanei, cap, neck, and Ribands
super sax and cotton Umbrellas Pa'asoIs Sun Shades
Thread Laecs. Edsinss and Inssriinss
Swiss, book, and cambria Edgngs and InseuinKs
Irish shifting and Sheeting Linens, all prices
Table Damask, Diaper Table Cloths and Napkins
Russia AID Bird Eye Diaper DOwlas and Crash
Revere bort hens iiehed tap. bordd ND Cam HAN,
Plain and shaded Silk FTinges, andCords
Hair, gas cloth MaTseiIes lie rded Skirts
Large aud medium MarseiIles Quilts
Extra wool black Cloths and Cassmeres
Fancy cord and ig'd French Belgian do.
super aud medium DTap de Etc ami Cape CamhIets
Grape Lasting. Summer CothN Croton do
Heavy brown and white Linen Drnings
b and - plain French Linen sack Drin aud Buraps
Black Satin, Valenia, and MarSeines Vessing
Couonades, kremlins, Camble;s and Mexican Mixtures
81, -, 81 g., and 2-I brown cached domestic.
PlAid DoHes'es Apron aud Furniture Checks
Brown ani beaehei Jeans Nankecn Cotton OInaburss
India Floor Mating
Additional.
New YoTs ~
The public sale BY auction will take place Juy which time
every article then remaining hand be without the least
limit Due given Of the day OF sale
VALENTINE, BREEDEN co,
my ~ 2i7 Broad street ShOekos Hin.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13

~ The Washington Union Of Monday night states that
Capt S. ID. Thornton and Lent Mason NJ the Dragons
who were supposed to have been killed in the recent
msh with the MeGicans had safely arrived in Gen Tuyors
camp.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
Bccbc a. COstnr's
fASfuTONABLE BLACK &PEAuLCASSIuFRE
HATS,

which iof quality, durahy snd besuy cannot ~ surs-.
The price VII be ow oT Hats o. such quality Gentlemen Wi
please cau ands1amine hen JUDAH MYFRs
rs-ou hsp aa' s''Ounsu' q Psns~. L,uhorn Palm
LeafHsta J. MYERS
myh No 81 wer, Main street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13

Y virtue of deed of trust executed to the
- subscriber BY Thomas 2iih March Is4I and
duly recorded 10 the Hastings Count Of
expose N sale for cash, SATURDAY 18Th day Of MAY ne
eore the front door Off siEr
al The HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furniture mentioned
thereof be satisfy deed
my ls-,ds GEO. w. GRETTER Trustee.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13
The Valuable Farm called .syVeStham
lnIIngc.,, Tor mic al AnnIinn

fEWls valuable Farm properly Jennings
VII he soh auction. "Werhim." William
D. sims 20. WEDNESDAY the gih day neat AZ
ococs " uuuiedutely aNsr NJ atm zodl tiles
on James Ryef7l miles Rchuond he through
o. contains acres of winch 5o GROUNDS
To- upland be- Of One quaty and heb Improvement
lncfe are ts aru abost goo Of ri, lr.s
ioharco.
The improvements consist OF comfortable Dwelling con
nnne fo snd al nrcesra nuthnuses ot farming purposcs
Then - also an orchard ~ young ffun trees
hna'ted us''ess o. tnua rtspcctnr dgrm
persons dspoefd 20 rucha- s dunhucss prefer ~ zane
ant rtrr for th mivcs shown with 5rsfs hv The
orr'seef W. Howell hunc o. NJ WIN 1ennng living mar
New Marset IN the lower end Of Heurca
A. ~ ss made o. DIV son ,rusnr ID. Of tbs
his 'ohn " 4ennlrxs p-fsous
'uranee ihnt vii positively pscs ~ y rsrs
nc wns w D. such a. % sud 90 pufshissray Zen
oases p one two snd thrce of bonds barrs -sss
the purchast desire b. b. - furpHed thing
necessary ~ cultivate ne rfl Posson for redur ubrst III
ne ~ wa b Fvea sad entire poseon lsnuary
W.T. my r-dlls W gOnuIN. Auru.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-13

MANAGERS OFFICE.--D. Paine a. Go.
fof THIS evening. sas close toeiock-s eO 5svu
Uo s"oo 1865 10 OF 1900. 10 % IS Is drawn
80 halves so rs Alc. the Dollar Ioisry-s5oeo
1000 t15. , NJ 200 ke GO No-. N drawn - IN =