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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-10

NTARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two writs
lNl of feri tacias issued from the clerks Office OF
the circuit court of the District Of Columbia, for the
county of Washington, and to me directed, | shall
expose at public sale, for cash, Saturday the 7th
day of February next, at the front Of the court
house door Of said county, at IL o'clock m, the fol-
lowing property, viz:
Lot No 1, in square No. $50, in the city Of Wash.
ington fronting 81 feet 10 inches on Maryland av-
anue, and 81 feet inches on 10Th street west;
seized and levied upon as the property of Jacob A.
Bender and sold TO satisfy judicias No rs, TO Oc-
tober term 1915, in favor OF Walter Cody; also to
satisfy judicals No 70, to October term, 1845, in
favor Of Thomas Fl. Gillis and William B. Todd,
executors Of Seth J. Todd, against said Bender.
~ ALEXANDER HUNTER,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
The above sale is postponed until Saturday next,
the l4th inst, same hour and day. u ... =.
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1846-02-10

Navigation and commerce ,cih the Mediieraaean from
1t July, lsi3, to LIST July, 1914.
--LATEST OFFICIAL RETURN.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07
By Last Nights Southern Mail.
Home Ports.

BALTIMORE, March s-Arr schr Emily Johnson. snedie
ing out Of hauptoa Roads bark faness Parridgs OF vi
mco ship and bark, each with painted ports and fall
ged brig; of Smith. Point, brig ntins; all bound VI
steamer rstapsco Sanbsr, from below Reports ships
Roy End Rspablie :. anchor of sven Point Bsow ban.
Cld sehrs l1d.psndenes Conpsr for Of Johns MI Ri
for L.sgayIs ana On Tss.d.y svscine AZ vessel: that
.eIa,m bsTaus Margars. AuGs Li.,Sa for River P.s j
bard. Pou,e, Pr; Atlantic, Cook. AsuadlIa n; Mani
Terry, Halif.I, 3; Zsnobia Brown, Charleston; MchG
NoRroLE, March s-Ar ship Washington, Knsp. from c
fon,, bound to New London, laden h -four and tobse
driven asf abreast Newocrt New: during the gal,
I'd inst aud will require be light ned OF cargo before
gotten Off also arr sehr Richard Bowden Pierce m r.
moEd bound Fall River with Of boat stove and x
slyht damage inflicted upoo vessel during the gale;
ed daring the late gale with loss O. anchor aud esbe sso
sch. Brace Young from Rct mond bound to Whreham;
sIsnllin FIN Flushing Bay; P.rs Lewis, from New As
Sch! Francis, auiot, from Newbern N. bound TO
lsdeph. With cargo Of naval stores was drive; .st
q int. and now lies h,gh and dry. The Wolf Tsp II
Boat having parted her moorngs this morn1
with loss Of 9u.rer ,tarboard boat .torm u. s.d
warks during the late gale SID brig GorgiAna,
borne for New York; schr Sea, Hart, for New York.
PHILApELrHrA. Fe6s -Cd sehrs Oscar, Adams, Cambria
j b lex, Reeves, N York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

Cleared.
Esss" xssiss Es.i: Ms AZ Owen
Brig eGressn Th,sns SsRls; c osSsn H.bsicS
PFC Detroit. Porter. chaIls.isn, Durham & Dinen.
s s5 Habit TSssa G5s. Ss vsa Lisbon Stalker
schr ADELAIDE . Kelly Providence
schr Delawsrs, Cresss South Amboy.
s sshI Es ss Bunker Place
soop James hhs%Phss5i Kssp.y f,sviSsass
ss gsw Mark: Key Ws,s
not Savannah.
Ship Ashburon. Howlaad ttefors repored from Liverpool
Jan a. with mdz. Q GIinnsl. Miniun Go. on Taslsr,
with pspsadea:r stripe. q Sia and White the only
s TSa q ss. ss
or ZION ion g save him proved un,uece';fa s
ns sp %sea aas ra
sss e:
sisssY sfs' :s' w
nS
sss's"'
Ship HosQaa Palmer from CANTON and Maeos Dee 3D. III
si ssl Sal sh % Head
Gs S1G .sS s o1
from Manila, 100 days out. -
Bark Harriet Thompson, Tldeu, from Guayama, PR, Feb
TO- Has been IA days north Of Cape Hstteras Took pilot
the 18th ult On the ID instant experimental TREMENDOUS
gale from the esward lay to 70 hou, during winch stove
galley and long boat blew away oreoPmast staysa'i &c
Brig Orbit Higgins days from Para with India rubber
Corning Soma Left no American vessesin port FsbH
lat 81 60 lo 81 spoke schr Mary Em,line. Of and fom b
for Barbadoe 10 days The has ~
wsathe. on the passage. $3.50
Br brig Falcon Pits Bermuda, with hides. to
Tucker Lghtburn Feb 2h. when in lat 81 Ion 81! came
in contact with schr from Boston for Cnracoa proba
in the tulwak sfauchecns carried away head RIGGING &c
Lay by the and hed her. and sked the captain
what he had susansd stated that he cut down
the waters edge We asked him If he wanted
he replied that he did and that he intended 70
bear for Bermuda repair damages blowing fresh and
betg dark did learn the schooner The Falcon
has experienced severe weather on the passage.
Brig Augusta Sherwood days from Savannah to surEes
Chairman Co. The has been the for the past
Brig Gauges Wilson, from Alexandria Egypt and 0ibral.
Dec 2h with mdse, Draper Devlin Jan H. lat o.
Ion Co. spoke schr Esther Eliza hence for Kingston JAM
Gays out. -
schr VIM Marsh Lake. Sc hours from York River, with
OYSTERS to master. -
Schr Martha Elizabeth. Mason, Philadelphia coal.
Schr Boston, Fisher, Philadelphia, coal
~ The which appeared in the evening papers Of
Grande had arrived ncoect she has made her a
peanncs. . -,
The ship Pacific, Ludlum from Liverpool reported below
is also
Below.
ship; bark. unknown.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

WSUdss~sSVFet3H SvWseSeS$fW " 49,
sss sky has tsssas svssesss. sad ws ssys bees
favored By slght showers, The tsnpsraturs is slghuy
lower than yesterday.
Further extracts from the foreign papers exhibit the
reason why the is considered pacific. When read
ing journals most hostile to this country and most vo
lent in their denunciaions suddenly change their tome
and talk OF the interval between giving the twelve
months notice, and the time of its taking eectas year
Of grace, within which blot to the time live
in II we cannot succeed in reconciling differences
arising out OF question unworthy the origin, pre-
sent greatness and future desinies Of the fce great States
easy to be perceived that the peace Of the world
dcation that public opinion will not tolerate the govern
meDt of Great Britain, in eopardiziDg amcabls rea-
tons with the giant republic Of the West for the purpose
OF supporting groundless and insolens claim. The
very properly remark in todays Herald and the vgor
resistance Of the Sikhes may have an important
bearing the questions pending between the two
tries. Let our statesmen take advantage OF 4.
We nlgreat excitement touching the bill pend
ing in Legislature granting the right of way TO the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. through portion of the
State to Psburg The fear 10 that will pass the low.
or House though persons vel vsrsed ~ these matters
at once with the central road Pittsburg will not desire
the passage Of the right Of way bill, at least
she ought not Let Philadelphia adopt the sugges
ton Of Mr. Corb presented to the common council of
bill than all their indignation md opposition Mr. Cs
suggestion the subscription by the city
thoriies OF 50 900 QUO 10 the central rail road between
Philadelphia and pittsbuTg, and unless energetic
blame in seeking connection with the
by some other city
There 10 local occurrence worthy Of record There
sales at the stock board that respectable
body went and instantly adjourned out Of respect to
the memory Of Solomon Allen, an old and respected
broker, whose death is announced this morning.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

LvERrooL-Ship Hottinguer-9 bales Sloane-3 Gardner
s5 90 A95ys
mat Psaaos.onIsJ NspsTYi7 Rigs: Jsniia: Cos ci:
Po:s.s pssa@I% beassa.s case e.::: c:115si
hsssa s.. ms
Abem-5sa,. Ma,hdI = 6 Lane Lam'Sp colo asks
Gsias:@s bale. Cook es!s s,f gss,.-
&. boaa sso Wns SURGE.
II sn sS.ss Esw: ss
a..ims.-s Jshn N.S:o9L' 81: ws.sy.if Page
q hSJs: Sss q K.s;asSs
Esw ua
Jane. wryia bis Stone. swan cod cs Fussel
my g.: ss:sa s.srfy
Jones Corn .s; suSh.%
2osa SICK. salt Woodruff Mururn-, esst. 7 Warren
'' ssni' 81. ef Lyman!
wSo e': nsis pi ss
ss eS TSas
, e5,,s bd. Ga,a-i1 bsIe. WIN Rsasoodi Bud
1S SH Msc Thompson
s93f sss ssSs
ks ZEN nhas Hqa;s, sos ss.
TSaa b. S% III
ssy1s b .o ss ids d. eo
fsG ksss. Walker
dam Nix,n-l cs Curry HJl2 BIS Arsdale warnock-
joseph oss.y eoes, sassa
h ss1 se ssss r sss bod. e
co.'s Merritt Ely co.'s OK. Richard ratI,eh 8 cole
Is:es jes.: s,s .f
so osV' s, s0Gps, ssf. soppsr Hen
ST Mccall eo-s cases and 100 crates
3D.: iron ord.E
co.'s JHodsson-2 BMes Coates coo T Jones
s Ss!oa s:as Phelps So
q Casks Reed spsague-2s cases WIN whselwnsht-ls
sGa. ' Se. scs r.
'sT boa. eli es4s As s;f Sos
bars
ned3sst. Tracy. Allen co1so to o,dsI-5 Atwater,
sf1s;l md, Stewart ss.I Hss.s ssa.s Wis.,
sysn H.sh seG1cpp
Seal. sns7I Allen haasn ec-a s.. JOY Co.'s bI'
S.as: Arnold ':'ss
sss =. fMs e a, .sss 81. aa
5ssss.
sSss:?? a'sas;f Bra
s sr ss sos D.. Df,
a., B.o.L2 :. ste , Gen. WSt. sbsIn.aIs
P:s linen
Lewis i:ss% S.s Won; 81 Slsss g;e.s ~
Sy sfs t Sss:;
, ss 10 bids q Kes%sy PSss.. bo'i:
E E.ssas, IfI Sc @'a
Homr7s sneldo1-S co-,a crt chs q Bem2 e:sss
salt Grnne Mint bales 80 sl copper to
bales SIENNA S; :sH,re date: alo esnis.
bean: .pec%sn antique sc5stass 70 ms. .n,
do boxes mdre do shaws liz rhubarJ do
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

CoMKTs.-The comet discovered by Mr.. Bond, of
Cambridge, Mass, the26th ult., was observed by
Lieut. Maury, Of the u Navy, at the Observatory in
Washington on the Sd instant. He describes il as
beautiful concentration Of VIII tish light about onehd
star Of the seventh magnitude There are now three
comets simultaneously visible in the west, and far
from each other
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

At this season Of the year, our numerous markets
make rather Indifferent appearance to what they did
two months since; then the country markets
well filed with every variety and poultry Of all kinds
met you at every STALL but few seen and
turkeys command Is and 20 shllings for gobers and
do for hem. good fowls sell at shilling per h.
Veal plenty and fair quarters at cents the pound
Fish plenty with hslibut and rock and 10 cents the
pound. Green vegetables very scarce and good pota
toes much wanted prices have advanced on the
different kinds. We notice fresh shad but they
rather far fetchad andt too silvorich :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07
q u N IA E IL q 4 A l..

New York, Friday, March 8.
AsHEs-Th market continues firm at our quotations
Of yesterday.
BREADsruFrs The market Is quiet. We have nothing
further to report Western 10 held at SIS 433 SIS 80
CorroN-There very little done in the market to-
day, on account Of the stormy, dsagreeabe weather
Prices are hrm and holders demand full rates This
market 10 pretty we'll up, and the from England
has not therefore, had such effect upon prices it
would otherwise have had. We continue quotations
LIVERPOOL CLAssIvIcArlOH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07
Passengers Arrived.

CArToy-Ship Houqua-Elisha Doty. Eliza Doty Amelia
Day. Mary PShlmaa VIM Pohlman, Tong Rua.
LlvERPooL-Shp Ashbnrton-Jas w Hale, New York Z
Wilson. Wilson, Ireland T Robbins England.
LrvERrooL.Ship Hugu-not-E Hope, Hope II Lord, of
sAyANsAH-Brig Aususts-W Peck. B Ladd. Ogden
Heilis.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07
Mobile, N. q.
Family RrnYlslAns.

REAL Estate AT AUCTION House and lot on 9th
near I'd avenue, IS by = Il, SIS 800.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

sAyASSAH-Brg Augusta-6o bales cotton Buru,t-ll, a
Brigham-lo II Sis,sre-23 Lippitt-s6 MiIis-21o
Ls.s.r,s' s.aE.: clsnmsn Co-loi Ls.ns HUNTINGTON
Hust Col cssk Jacob- bales cotton do rags "a
cks old iron % bags rice -four to order - ~ 80 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

s .;ss ;ass y A.: ~. n
la hsssa skss sssrS ssssssd isss
every stump 10 his district thousand times Il LEAST and
he had heard It in this Hall osn a. there were
on the floor How osn had they heard the doctrine
peatcd let Great Britain reduce her tariff and will
reduce ours And now the gentleman says, soon an
the boon II offered 10 that II would prove positive
injury; such whiting and changing he could not
dure Now that Great Britain proposed to reduce her
tariff the gentleman insisted high protective tariff
for this country What calculated to cripple
commerce. shut the ports Of the world and arl rather
than unfur the sails of commerce. than such policy
Maintain and carry out high protective tariff and you
will do injury to commerce than thousand times
the amount mentioned in this bill would do good He
then proceeded speak of the constitutional power
make appropriations for the objects embraced in the bill
and replied to the remarks of Mr. Payne. Of Alabama
former day. that "this government was established
with the view Of regulating external concerns, leav
ing all internal matters to be regulated by the States
&C. and also to the srict construction If Mr. Rhett Of
South Carolina He did not 60 for assumed power, but
when there was power given to raise armies and iced
and cloth, and ship them, It did not prohibit them from
removing log in their road whether the road
the water or the land. And in conclusion, he gave
tice that they would pass bill TOR the reduction
Of the tariff without this bill for the Of
rivers and harbors was passed arst.
voice-"You hear that z"
The committee ut quarter to four O'Clock, and
the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

The locomotive on the Augusta Railroad was
lately thrown from the track BY scow,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-07

F,assaaA ssnass!ea AZ sssS, skss sss sssssssssss
Eunpss would set wake ain. (6exssal lsakktss sea
some applausel MIR Il. was pysossdiaG 70 ssns sssa'
neniay upon the constructions put upoa Frssdsat
message by MIR. Haywood. whom,
MIR. MANoUm called the Senator 20 order -
Mr.. HArNEoAs thanked the Senator, and resumed his
retaliation He referred to Mr. Heywoods declaration
that here was movement on question to elevate
very small into very large Offices He had heard
such talk before today-'gass houses &c, OLD maxim.
these small the tool OF power, counting its
becks and mods II the President was in the position in
which the Senator from C.. had placed him. then had
he spoken the words of fasehood with the tongue of
serpent
On motion of Mr. EVANS, at ten minutes past four, the
Senate sd journed
There split, and there win be the deuce to pay
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
Step over and take Tea.

a lt4, Main ST., can be found a full assert.
Ton tn T every variety Of TEAS from Of the Can
"a 'onpany-ihe oldest In America. Tea.
~ ~ aSAases OF onequarteT' half one pound AMI
fesh in any climate any length OF time b,-
are me exclusive vendors genuine "EIooua Mir.
teihs the choicest qualities on the Eows,, -.
IN this country. ''e" oa'S iea 500
Teas are sold from p 80 per less than the u.u,l
prices and entire satisfaction given The moD,v Ma
&c County dealers and OF ehoies Tea wiz
nv iuh assortment and an packages An oualf,,
for sae by the chest chest &c. ~ T
LaNe as' lor sale, Wooey Woolseys seanre6ned Loaf
guyTa Cofees- aENRy = tGn,So anu La
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
SPLENDID STOCK OF FAIL GOODS.

SPLENDID STOCK OF FALL GOODS.
.ATHROP, CHRISTIAN * co. are in re-
- eeipt of unusually well assorted Of DRY GooD-
COMPRISING every variety suited and trade
which
Rich Paris Cashmere
Rich Ombr, Shaded Cashmere and Mous-Iin.
Rich Oregon, Casnah and Clcmaniine PIads
Plaid heriao Cashmeres
Rich satin striped Tibet do
BIZ aud cord Alpacas
Bh and satin striped do.
Bombaxnes, Crapes and fopins
Rich Ruge ombre P. Dsoie
Rich Pekin Faevnne do
Rich Gro de Naples GlAoe do
Together with a variety
New style aiiks, from " pcr yard
White and cord embd Muslin Robes
French emb'd Collars. Chsmisctis, Capes
Infants froek bodies, Sleeves &c
Ombre shaded Cioatngs
Blk French Cloth and caszmcres
Sill, satin ard msrino vesings
Satinet, fallcd Kerrcys, cable Kersey-
Plaid Linseys, white AMI red fannes
White Domets, WEIGH a~hrinknE and Canton Flannes
Servant Whitney, and super riband bound Bed Blankes
Silk and merno Hosiery, Cloves fancy
Heavy wool b and eofd Tibet embd
White and cord embd Case sea something very pretty
ALSO
Carpetinrs. Rugs and BoekinEE
For ,aie, Wholesale and prices please
- ~ No % WEST MAIN STREET
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
GEORGE EARLE. nerchan, Tailor

NO ITS CHEsNUT STREET PnII.ADgLPBIA
AZ constantly on hand Tailoring Store op
se the sale Hoase, assortment Of French ana
English Cloths Camercs vessinrs no, l,t .vi.
" Tie eonS1es the establishment principle Of .enn.
no garments out OF his store but quality
thus that DC bass long enjoyed run OF custom In ms
sno throughout the Union lie respectfully -oiei, ea
ron gentlemen visiting the city assuring them h . IN ereeute ny
ors entrusted TO bim in style and al lower r than
The sane quality be store an IN. y rnv4,f
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
. EGRO mRING.-Thomas II. Taliaierro

~ EGRO HlRlNG.-ThOmas ii. Taliaierro
L offers his his friends aud the public
rally Hiring Negroes for the and collecting all
claims entrusted his eaTe-ao HOUSES and selling
all kinds OF Produce lie takes this method Of informing those
who wish employ him, that would be advisable him
as early they that he opportunity OF getting
good homes lie pledges himself every shall be used
To obtain good and good homes and hopes that
OF heen years will him share OF patronage.
p1- He will at all times be- found NessTs. N g u. s
once, opposite hcSsrs. X. H. Diekenson Brother Fnhkn
Hfaet. in Traf Of he Re
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
JET FERS HOTEL,

lWeH Main ST., fen doors beloD the MarkeiJ
'ENHiS House has been fitted up in a STYLE Of
comfort and Deares hou-e in the civ
~ low open orthe reception Of all disposed patron
M me esahishreni Tie Proprietor determined not 10 b.
ened y any other house in his BILL and BEST Loro
AZ ms Bar hou same invites the puel. ~
give nm ea Transient patrons and paEe. wishing suppe
nave as pleasant and comfortable their reception
ana a good fare OF Kind al an time a,
any house in the city With every facility and convenience
ana examination to keep good house. the propre
Tor solets share Of psbie patronage.
Nov :, lsid-no Is JOUyw SHADE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
VOCAL MUSIC!

g s. STEVENS respectfully informs the ci-
~. Richmond prepared give Lessons
Vocal Music individuals earses his Music Room
the OF pupils best their convenience lie would
be- happy teach Glasses OF chrep adults any OF the
ChIrehes or Public Schools Il desired.
Mr. =. will School for children, In Rev Mr. suLEs
Lecture Room. Monday evening, O'Clock, Nov. I'd.
'.'Mr s. Music Room Mr. George Hulehson's
OF Main and 9Th 2-dlm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
BOWERS 4 Co.
nEsFEis,
WIN. a. BOWERS,
LTrTLE RocE.

BOWERS Co., WIN. n. RowERs
1880 So.
Tesa,ssa,
MISSISSIPPI AND ARKANSAS
GENERAL LAND AGENCY OFFICE,
For the sale of Lands, the payment of
Taxes, redemption OF Lands, Ac.
ESTABLISHED IN 1916.
'1NHE Undersigned tenders his services to all
- persons owning lands -.i-,pp and Ars,D
as a. an Agent To s lands for
tafes feeorc deeds Information qualify
situation local avaaageH and part III.
AFORESAID suaiesi OF any other business connected
General Land Agency
From than
IN The town Of Pe'ersburE Virginia and PRACTICAL
snee he has had in land matters NJ
ands IN both NJ The states before named
past has afforded him abundant opportunity in attending 10 hi.
own interest land matters acquire thorough knoEe an
that necessary In be order faithfully 70 The
Interests of all ihns. who eona his manage
men and be- therefore, naiers himself 10
etbfe satsfaeuon TO all such As intention 10
advances OF money under eireumssneer eIpeein
thaian who commit their business
orders with sufficient OF disbuee al,
that may be required
Rsnianees be made w;er. in note. f
or certificates Of dePose- IN the United
States - - ~
Al communications addressed Co Aenphi. Ten
VIZ H. BowERs Arkansas po.sge ad
will meet with prompt attention. accompanied with .naebt
sum 10 cover the expenses OF inyesugauoa
Lutte Rock, Sept. ga 1916 N
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
RICHMOND HOUSE.

INFLATED on Governor street, nearly oppo
s he So'enors House, and about squares from Main or
+ street having recently received Considerable r;ors ,.
ueh more convenient and eommodou BE- oPeped on me
OF nl or the reeePina Boarders by the wear
used who viii supernend render the time N tbo h -
put up al the estab :ssment comfortable my
For the information hose who NAV call in 5ry,,.
eTs 10 most excellent; Livery Stable near an hama 49, -
o., So ~ e wen auended 10. B. l. MEADE
I'm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
WINDOW GLASS.

WINDOW GLASS.
Y addition TO our usual large aud we'll assorted
- stock Of Cylinder WINDOW Chs ~ single AMI double
prepared Crown Giasu the Nedfod
GaF' Works which have lately commenced operations With
introduction o. ard prepared for
niih better NJ CROWN GLASS pro
dueed IN the Uned sates The Ga tsse Works is
dosH Ni The hrH quaify branded RedIrd"tho second
"slauac." DUVAL d PURCELL.
nofg ~ Main street. Richmond. Va.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04

III. w. a. y. y. FRY a. CO.,
wHoLE.ALK DEALERS,
OFFER for sale, on accommodating terms
~ 500 bags Rio Coffee
500 bags Lag. do
$50 do old whs and
100 hhds Orleans Sugar, part prime
9S do Rico do
~ do 81 Cror do do
rs clarified
65 boxes NO 1 Loaf do
20 bbs crushed do
90 do puverised
so hhds Molasses
100 kegs Nails, best quality
1900 sides Sole Leather
tons blisieted Steel
and sheer Steel
200 bores Sperm ami Tanow Candies
1000 rms wrap Paper, part large
300 a" cap aud letter do
prime Indigo
so packages g p, Imp1an BLACK Teas
IS bbls lamp aud
200 kegs rife and blasting Powder
BAR Lead, Shot and Bar Iron
Nader, Alum and Salt Pctfe
CoppeFas, Sulphur and
Soaps, Mustard, Chocolate, Backing. &c
sxlO and IO1le Glass
Coil Rope, Cords and Lines
Ashton sack Salt
SO dozen Buckets
Ground Alum
so WOODWARD
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
Cunningham and Anderson Cotton Yarn assorted Nos a
factory prices
pJkeeeivng and forwarding goods attended TO- Al
kinds OF produce received n consignment an 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
hsKiNs LIBBYE Line Packets. Richmond and
New Orleans, will September,
sud will be composed Of following
Barque BACHELOR Capt HIRAs HoRros,
Brig ORLEANS, Capt VIZ. sxIrn;
Brig JOSEPHINE, Capt Joe Ron,s.os
One the above place regularly
month. We with confidence
the public they built expressly for trade
other steady
oflobg &C.
having
pause nsers, applyto J. FISHER 4. Son, or
HAsKISS q LIBBY.
NJ r. All freight from eountyfo will
received and forwarded charging
wharfage J. r. g.
ia % Hal.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-12-04
NUMBER 1873.
To FARMERS. COUNTRY uERCHsNr>.
AND OTHERS.

I'D FARMERS. COUNTRY uERCHANTs,
AND OTHERS.
Great reduction nj Penitentiary store.
SUBSCRIBER BY hie order Of .hle M
- fer At greatly reduced pixies
5000 yAr' heavy double '~id Ker-y Negro Mems eo.
1000 yards plain AMI striped Lin-cy Women. eOhnr
In Store for Fall purchaser:
300 heavy ready made Kers-y Goats
200 pairs do do DO Pants
Scto pieces Brogans with
Shoes. equal 10 any n market. - '
Compete sets OF Wagon Harness Tor borss. with Cart ana
Wagon Harness portions WIS., ~ @
Warranted Ares, very superior
Also Wheat Pans Wheat g. Refrigeration. y.ri,oa.. an,
FURNITURE OF tinrent kinds. .''
stones, Wagons Days, Cart &C. - ~ "'
The above offered N very accommodating farm, - -
H. stIeetleadnx to Mayo's Bridge ~ ' we
1911 JAS C. sPoT'rs Ase.. Pen'y.
NEW sTEa uBOAr AND HAIIuo.n -. -,
BhTIMoKE VIA PINEN POINT.
'b'HE public are hereby notified that the abov,
line viii be discontinued after sqd ip.tan, hn,
VIII be resumed carry the ne Spring when il viii \. run %
weekly or daily II IL patronage should Justify "a 49, "
= SHARP. Agent