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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

iH. Committee appointed by tho Stock
'ss chs'ssnsh Railroad Company THAR ,ss,ns ON
e u" April is,s eoaf.s ths coae spo. s.r.iu po
ssa''sd 10 s Company, request ns..s Of he CON-
ss % hssAay I'd February ~ osloeh q, u. E,eA...,
Bank - A."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-01-23

The Nauy Of ne UHifsd Stahs--The number and
osss q vessels IN the service IN hs Let day u Oc-
Iober' is stated by the Secretary as follow:
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/ COVERING MESA GE.5.
ExEcuTrvRs DEPAnrMEsr,
n, 5f5 ;5 Columbia, Nov. "a, / lSi6.
Gentlemen efthe, Senate,

Gentlemen of the Senate, 80. sssss
and OF the House IF ef2eErcscnfattres:
The assembling 1f The Legislature, Co
,iiscargeihe bighduties dcvolvetI on j, by
The Constitution, is always an erentS az
great interest and atslhis lime is rendered
even more so, by tic important circnm-
stances whichhu taken place since its
las, session. Your. predecessois. having
fulfilled tlleirIerm Of duties. have returned
to the bosnm gnf their cons,i.nents-file
pe0Pie-who have. once again, without
turbulence or disorder, ,cxerriseiItheir SOW
ereign power in your selection as Repre-.
sentatives, adding guno,hertpraccful tronhr
u The Hyillusirioustr triumphs of aur Re-
publican institutions. fo your hands is
commited hish and impnrinnt trust,
anil fresh as you arc from The midst oi
those whom youare commissioned 10 re-
present. having an nSintimate acquaintance
with their wants and condi,ion, and i,lenii.
fled with ,hemEin every particular. il,c
State may.Well laok 5wi,il:conlitlfnccso soIhe
faithfuIand able discharge The iMpgrlnnt
obligations under: ere:wbich.yau rest. fs &. VI
Tie grestfail.lresi I'M the 5prosisiOn crop
ofthe. Inst season, which inflicted severe
suffering on many of our people. lias been
followed, this year, by III sm,,sl abundant
and plenseous yield sof every grain .anil
grass, that serves MS food fortfan and the
animals committed tn lis care. Tile crni,
.ni one of fonr great t5sta Pies; cotton. though
moderate, is in, ,at iehst, a tairpropur, ,ioil.i
when cUmphre.l with tint q, & cur sister.
States. engaged in $si,nilnr culliya,ion.
The health ofour people has leen good.
and they have been stu.lionslyi inbserrunt nf
the laws. and.everys obligalion OF good citi.
zenship, while, to crowns all, a sense 0f re-.
tnrnina justice has markcd The measures
of The Federal Govern,neni. The faithful
fuiflmen,# lis promises, in destroying
ite protective sy stem, Its wise adherence
10 ss,und constitutional principles. in ALL
minisIering power. the happy afijnsln,ant
of our disputes with England. ON terms so
hpnSrablesaRd advantageous To- eacl'siay:
ing brnatler and frmer the foundations o
The peace and prosptri.yof botll nationss---
claimat our hands the warmest expressions
In The recent exa,npleaa,Ii
concurrent action ofEngland anlthe Uni;
ted States, aprogress has hccnsgiven to .he,
principles OF Ffees Trade, among ,be ma
liuns OF ,hesearth, Which, willie ieg adds
another grant TO the grea, chaiter,8 Of
human liberty.--ille righItn enjoy ,l,e-fulI
and unnes,ricledrewartlp own labor -
IIOmises The early Sful lilmeni that high.
or civilization and imptayement, which
,oo,,r race lheg reates,asesd sdlness.
and sconfers thef highes, etlj0yinent, thus
banishing tho strifes end animosilies OF
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From the New orleuns Tropic, Nov aI.
TAMPICO is OURS!!l
ARRIVAL Of THE u. 8. STEAMSHIP MIssrs.

SfPPI. a
The United States steam ship Mlississip.
.Pi, Lieut. Commandant Henry A. Adams,
arrived a, The Sunlh ,Wes, Pass, on. Thurs
day night, from fampicn, with Commo-
.'"rs NJ. G. Perry on Board. Cummoiuie q
Perry and PuIser Warrington reached The
CITY, IN the tow-b"at Star, yester,iay morn.
ing. We have had The pleasure oi con.
vrlsing with ,he;nflice;s above name., and
from them we learn tie gratifying niclli.
sence that on Saturday. The .Ilil inst,
Tnmpico was taken without. The shedding
OF blood, aud is now in possession OF
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SUMTER VOLUNTEERS.

On Saturday theA2sth ult., parade of .aaThe
Sumters,"7 company organizei in this Da.rc, on
the 9th of June last, nudcr The twelve months re.
qusi'"n of The government, held for the purpose
Of ascertaining, how many OF those who volunteered
nndor the previous organization were able 10 rneo
themselves under the new cnIisncn, required by the
Government for the whole period of the Mexican
war. We arc informed that upwards Of 35 Of 40
came forward and complied with the new Germs. An
opportunity is now afforded to the young and able
bodied men of the Ds.rc. TO enrol for The con.in.
uance OF the war, and 10 uphold the high character
which Sumter has long held and claimed for devo.
ton TO the State and the common country.
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{ GCnERIA,yy. ]. NOV. d a

HAIL SToRa.--0 ns sunday atierpoon
!asi,. between 3 ind 4 :osclork,,ss a; severe
hail storm passed dtoyerSo,rltoWn. Son,c.of
the hail stones were very large. md a
number Of wind,ws glasses were broken
hy1,li.m. The win'l was very llig b, s md
blew with much violence from 7tlle ~ I
w. rrostraiing trees, fences, &c.siil,, its
course. There was also, at The samcttiinc,
q lieayv fall ofrsin, aud sonie illnn,I er and
liglIniiig. Eetic. tI
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LEGISLATURE OF $. CAROLINA.

#N & Y = n a
This b"dy convened on 23rd ul,., un,l
proceeded to organize In The Senate,
Hon. !. D.. Wi,hcrspoon of York, was
called 10 the Chair, when TINT body pro-
ceedrd TO elect its officers. Tie Hon.
Angus Patterson WAS reelected President;
WIN. E. Martin, Clerk; John r.. Goodwin.
Reading Clerk; J. B. Fulton, Door Keep.
cr; J. D. Gaiilnrd, Messenger.
The Senate having next sent message
I" the House stating that it was ready inr
business, adjourned, 10 meet u, l2 O'clock
Tuesday.
In The House of Representatives, Mai.
james Edward Henry, of Spar,anburg,
was called 10 the Chair; when The Hon.
William +. Colcock was re. cleo ted Speak, ,
er; I. aW. Glover, Clerk; w. Is. loor.
Reading Clerk; and James Mcilhcnny.
Dn"r Keeper. There were Two unsuccess-
fn' ballolings for, Messenger. The House
then appointed Commi,,e to notify His
ExccIIency. GOV. Aiken, that il was orga.
niZed andsready 10 receive any communi-
nicali"" he!might have 10 make. Received
communication fran the SENATE, inform.
ing The H"nse that they were ready for
business. The House returned a similar
message, and adjourned To meet on We'd
nesday at IL o'clock.
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we 81 ttiius seafhsstly 6!
mud Hue siHclpleS u
sacs willis ma lbfle, We nSe an.i g
asafpll lsOly 4 iti:as Helsest
Ieig llbor, hIic M
assyar filIced Ilpns llsf u dissegssd
gtsnh hsspnsls obi hes.
81 selt 81. mo stntnsS eartl ihus
lhts e,sst, aitet
ssss g Ter itc loss
u 81 lille
D nas pe sss most and y
ylgflas,s tlielfss.s sws
sal.ao. osli ismsn he
drst. cessii els sls io II. .ss
tisct sths scoilr cf enemy,
me ties of sylirt
c0ndncfeI. ssi must he disifessfney
md The esss III viii Il Rssi| fSiiifUss
asi.i stiaf ger G0s eIde0cirs iI,i,, our
SI,eoTle, and new and ilsilsero,s
tiininia of 1ur G1s
~ rImsnt Isasli gaIs int ,sarts md con-.
uests, away rom lint pe aceful P11isyS byss
ssshIe ihoyrC i,teserret.
nntl ttle PER- lent and greatness
81 our tdai lies
eti.rt q made ty our trpsDre
z sea ,ss. 81. by tsi,.srlng ,raiitl
Y Sicg :,
nv IS
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n,nnds, sing t,as fused
thht ,i,a,le tp the full 8
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8 cannnt IN, l li.liilge it,2r, that she
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contest .t,aring
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pleasure az niia IS
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nv. pe eceI.l 'n1t'e rln,e,l.'snt
ins manner tn wis,sh ii'eir
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8, an whieh nave oess
W cse tile
paast y year. lr. s3$ 3!s
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sia.e .as a'se ~. .t 'asarite a'la lef.sea
i.e isla so',l snr
lias sent iur's,, 1llns
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e;IrFispnS fls az ssSst come lime sbe,l
earIy mn EN- sits gIns, ,Dn.i NM
Il, 81 inc J1ss
sltia hey cpalii mol bs f4pn..
our snil iIis cs6i II ioui nd
% ssfnes
The town ssds glrfisoiied BY about threa:
buhd red 6nf { mi lSrs and dltl1arines ssS
il.s1posse 8 ssioi L sofd smpiesi il 5afs nv dsslis
gfeanG imp6r ain rs United ss,a "a III
NVteWSo as fIfitie tf iiti on sof .ile u az,
.han even era Cruz.
The iIsissiP mi ianiicd Il cling Lieut.
AnJerson. of ,fess ayy. q iiie s. Bfazos. 81 II u
eommnnjcate tos Gen. Pa,.er he cap
!af am o.
81 Itsis believed ihaI The M ississipp,ii, whicl,
yssssI ss'l!g!at. ler tl,e squad,
cure arms. an snnniii on, and j. q el.oGghi,
rsiilfores ,l,e nov United States
garrison at 'Tsnlpic5.
Nothing Sof inier resi- lad been eartl ffrrnmn
the city Of ~ exico, 4bn. Com I. say VI ihsst,
the Cove rnIne1t ami feo pie eirihes great
,b!.icrness toward The United Suites g.,
Comn,o!i0ra Perry is lin sfobpst health
ald stliie spirits: Tho officers and mon af
,l,e squa|dr4oalis are is emf 81 goua
licnlth: Fl !. 95
4, 4 ooPs pom r. IssAapIeo.- learned,
Inst evening. tllali u The Troop snSW i ere,
aud those xpectcd here inn few day !, ii ii
ordered 10 Fampico There are some fii:-
" recruits Of 2li Infantry !. Wh., will leafe
10 9. n,oTroW5sfnr the. Bin lie, Whsre the steam
ship mississippi lies, on bnar,lsoi which
they will pr0cee.lani fampicn.
The sicu umbnat "A lla,rpss is expestcd 40.
morrow, with 20 rccrui,s--also & f5tIe. 3,l
lnfan,ry She swOulsl have been here TO.
day, sbnt for lsome accident ol,cr machime-
ry. Tie companies 0f the new Rifle Re.
gi,nent-tt-4O0 strung = are also expecle,l
io..hnrIow. All these troops will zbe3seni
Immediately 10 'rampico. j. siss runpre,i
that The Governor of tl,e sslnte will abe.
call, q nsiora volunteer force. ID hold. and
garrison this lin mroriani p,.i,it He was
3close.ed fur! some time. last evening. will
Gen'l. Bro"ke and oihcr officers Or .ll,r
army @. Dcltd.! B. SSsss3 y1. 3
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COTTON.

The transactions in this staple amounted in The
Charleston market, at the close Of The week ending
Friday Nov 81 TO receipts Of ,95l bales and sales
Of lO,5Si bales. The prices were as follows: mid
''ling to middng fair, 34to 49,; fair 10 inlly
fair, Ola to93 3s good fair 70 fine, Q l-2 to9 "a
cents per pound The price Of cotton seems to have
been wayering fo- ,he-two previous weeks in the
market to which our staple produce goes, and we
much doubt any material advance aooye the present
prices. ss.'s1s s 4; ss sE564 s Z
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ACCfDENT.

On Friday morning, tho 27th ult., the mail stage,
it was leaving this place, upset. Forunnieiy,
there was only one passenger, Mr.. SAs,L. MaYRANT,
Of This place, who was riding on The hox. Mr.. nj.
in endeavorns to jump from Abe s.ogc, WIS thrown
on his left leg which was severely sprained. His
numerous friends both hero and elsewhere, wiIl be
glad learn that lie is gradually, though slowly, re
covering from the effects oi the accident. =
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( M 4. CALHOUN,s OPINION. s

publish TO- day The corrected copy oi ithe 0pin-
i'm on The Gencral Ticket system which, 40 me q
tioned in our last, we received from MI. Calhoun
himself. Hc is opposed 70 theS pro tosed change In
the Of clccting the Eectors Of The President
and Vice President. The Opinion .ls worthy ot q
careful perusa Is marked by the dsuai ability
Of its distinguished author. Z. 2ss s.I5
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THE MESSAGE


We have received from the Hon. F.SJ !. iosEs, 4
copy Of Gov. AiKEs's Message. fs 4sss
This is an able document both in regard 10 mat
Ter and style. Reference Is made to the connexion
by railroad Of somc Of the Districts enst of the Wa
teree river with some part Of ibe North Carolina
line; and the investment in ent rprises Of this char
actcr Of some Of the funds arising from,he SUI plus
revenue Of the statc is recommended. Tie certnn;;
ty OF punishment cpn 7iction renders The over
nor's recommendation Of a Peni.cniinry worthy Of
consideration and uction for the ceyainty Of pun.
ahmcnt and the majesty Of the law are frequently
mudc of effect Of The present day by the attendant
severity. Tho resignation Of The Hon. G FORGE
McDurrIE is noticed in terms which do honor tn tl,c
head and heart which dictated them, and which la.
ment equally with the Siate !he retirement oil this
distinguished patriot and ndvocutcof free trade IN
fine, the Message Is characterized throughout by
that sterling 60 III sense which emncnilv ma. ks
onr present Chief Mngistrato and by the sufcicncy
and compuctness with which its views are presented.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-16
BaItimore,Markcts Sept. II.

Cathe-Bccves were in abundant supply ut the scales to-
day, and there was n good deal OF animation. but prices are
q shade lower than last week. or $50 head offered 566
were purchased BY city butchers: l65 wcro driven to Phil
~adslpha, aud the balance, ~ head, remain over unsold.
Prices ranged from S2aS2 GA per 100 lbs on the hoof.
equslto s4sS5 net, and aversgiug about 3 2.25 per 100 lbs
gross.
Hogs-Livs Hogs have como forward more freely and
prices Sto rather lower. Sales ut S5.37 Lass l-2, aud
we quote tbese rates.
Fiour-There were sales Of some parcels Of Howard
stree, Flour on Saturday At S4.l2 l-2. To-day an nd
sales Of 600 bbls. were made at 81 IS, at which rate deal.
ere are quite firm this evening. There have been no set
Elements for receipts from cars for some days.
There wasa sale OF City Mills Flour this morning for ex-
port at 81 IS. but IL cannot DO regarded as q true criterion
Of the market, .inasniuch as holders very generally ask high
er. Some. indeed, are not disposed to operate at all. in The
present condition vi the wheat market, when prices are i'd
~.ncing and the supplies ore very limited. There was .
SMALLEST Of ES,ra CRY Mills Flour to-day q, $3.50
o. susquehanna Flour there is none tere-its inquired
for.
Rye Flour continues very scarce small lot Of Is, was
sold at $3.50 per Dbl. Sales OF Penna. Corn Neal in bbls
At 80 as.
small. and are far from equal TO the demand. The few
SUES Of Md red. which have taken place have been effect.
ed at an advance Of four OF Eve cents a bushel beyond last
Fridays prices. A crop Of $500 bushels very good red
was sod at 81 cents. and a smaller parcel Of prime red at
% cents. A parcel OF very inferior Virginia was sold at
80 GEMS We also note n sale OF family -four white wheat
at III cents. Good Penna. reds are wanted, and If here
would now command % cents or mote per bushel.
The Corn market is rather unsettled, under the upward
movement # prices. Sales OF good parcels for shipping,
both white and yellow, have been made to-day at 60 Cts,
which may be considered the fair quotation. Several lots,
Of both colors, very prime and heavy, were taken at Ga.
A sale OF Md. Rye to-day nt 63.. We quote Oats at
20 3lc.
Provisions.-For Beef and Pork the demand is very mo-
d~ute at last weeks rates, which we quote to-day, via:
Western Mess Pork SlO.5 Prime 8 SO; Mess Beet so;
No. | 6,75l7; and Prime 5i5,5o. Sales OF Mess Pork to a
limited extent at $50. Bacon continues TO move off in
small parcels without any change IN prices. Some sales Of
Shoulder. were made nj the close Of last week at 3t.+e,
and at IA for choice. and we quote these rates to-day;
Sides 5il5l, and Hams ranging from Sag cents. Sales
Of the latter to-day at Cal! OF Sidesat 81; and Of assorted
at 81 cents. Lard is more inquired for. There were sales
OF bols tn doy At g cents. we quote bbls at 6ta6t; and
kegs 7a7i; the latter rate for choice.
WHISKEY-We quote nominally hhds at 2l5c. and
bbls at 22Ic-holders generally not being disposed to sell
NJ these prices.
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FUTURE DAYS.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE LANDS AND LOTS

R1 virtue of DEGREES Of the Circuit Suprr;or
IL Couu Of Law and Chsrrsp Tor the eorurr 81 s.I.. la d.
eases ofGarh q Colauit w. John Honiey and Ohsu, AMI of cu.-
4 Mostly for ire benefit Of John Gr=me aEaina m -ane dsfend-
ants; the undsrigned. a. Colmhs sinner appointed BY tad DEGREES.
vii proceed on the premises. o. THURSDAY the I7th september.
and 70 the following hos % grouad smra tcd in IN. cry Of Richmond.
that $ 10 ay; Lot numbsr red $50 In The plan Of the town. which Il
Improved, ard i~s Numbered 7Ie, 7If and 10 the three last anin-
proved The tens n his ae Willie, for I 4h part parcha.s NO
ney, cash and for the rerdus. nseouab e n0rs ntuf.ent ny s,ior<
ed vii be required payable m 8, ~ ard Is month"; II ether q
pureha'es at the mi ofih- term, provided that the "a rha--r .haH
have possession on OF before The lat January nert, ard ths IN. vu
be retained a. a further scum y.
And Oh the SIu September, 1876, BY viuue OF tha Am, a-er,-
l sh1H proceed, upon the premises 70 sell to the haxhes sted,f, be
fse simple interest OF faid Horley in and o a u.ot OF md. IN Buesr
insham county. Containing 100 acres, Gdlsinin. Mr. p rsip.
Frederick Caben and othfr This uaei will Be. II REQUIRED. dfvsaL
ed 10 suit purchaEeu-TeTm- of sale Casa enough 10 De nv IN
erp@ESes OF sale for the residue bonds with approved penonal &c
euny VIII be required in three ms ailments % oas, Two and three
yeArsi aRd the title re aimed asa further security. Any part Of ms
tract now occupied by a ienan' tbs purchaser VII hav. Ib<ry 10
--ed in small grain at the usual tins in the nL and mI po.-.s.iaa
the lf JaHua y next where Tia unOceupBed By a teuan. po.sen.ion
will be given on the day OF tae.
Also, Of. the 2sd september. 1896. on the premises ana by VIM.
OF the sane authority / viii 81 On the teras last aforsah, In
everE respect the fee simple inierss Of aid Horley in and 70 enc
undiyidei moiety Of rne hundred aces of land situated IN the ams
county or Buckingham. held jointly with James Fart. ADJOINING
James Paueson and Others
Also the like interest OF aid Honiey ioue undivided lnnS-ty h-sd
WIN Al Farsi in and to = LOT ot tact Of and D ing near 70 Bsus
Cre ( low ApponauoI- formerly Brehnfham county.
aI-ctds&euts JOSEPH X IRVING. Ccmmisioasr.
~ Ihe above sale Of The property in Tbs city Of Richmond
VIII eoum-nee on THURSDAY an-rnoon. the I7th inss. AZ 5 o.
cock, vi IA the House and lot on The corner OF Cary and ID N
Immediately AFTER " kh. Let No 5I4 Al The ccrasr OF Cara and
lat sirees and ios Me-. 7I2 and 730, at The corner u Byrd and
10 SIS VII be sold. @IS w. GoDDLN, Aaet-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-16
Audticn Gales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Valuable Henrico Land,

WILL sell my FARM IN Henrico, on the Os.
= bo'Bss Turnpike and Car Ice Cr-ss. I've mre- below the city
OF kiehmond coniainnr thre h.n ired and thirty four acres. An a
rreaeis p.irhboshoed tn. lr pow me as se suited
N a tamfy OF ~od-rsie Sue Inc situation ~ vcy pea.au asd
sinEuiihy he shy most abundanuy supplied with 50 irg ~afes Of
We hnesf qoAhy The sol . capable ~ the hirhsss imprsv,m~n NJ.
and Vel ada ted 10 the culture OF the various crops ni-d In IN.
par Tbs state. There a on II an ertensrv- younK orchard OF 80
-ei7d irat- add NO II ant iHniss ample for the .aPpor oftbs fun.
" not previously dsp eel Of q vii be sold on TUESDAY the 2ath
V sepssnoer nett ~'hOutntery,. at public auction. IN ths ID xhes
bidder. 90 tbs premises The tsrms vii b. aeeomneAt 20. and
WI % made Known on TIRE day Of ale: a mail part only Of The mar.
ehA-e money will BE nqared IN CABIN the mr. atime per .ons a..
pod 70 purchase are invited TO eamin, IL On the ame day. I
WI reh sundry arieles u bou,bod Sad kitchen farniriro. plan.
Auon utensils sfoen. &c. mo. D. CLOFTOS.
an 25-etdsf
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-16
BOSTON MARKET Sen, II

COiton-1he market remains without change, and no
talcs Of importance. Provisions-The transactions are
moderate, but prices are firm. Sales Of $50 bbls mess
pork, at SlO,5O. 6 months 40 bbls Navy mess beef
$3.50, 4 mos FOur-There is a b isk demand. and tho
mon brand'. at S4,6Si AIS; Michigan and Ohio Hat
hoop. $I.62l; Fredericksburg $3.50; Alexandra 81. 56i;
GeoH,'own l.t24att, cash. COn-The stock is light. and
prices are firm. Yellow fat is held at Csc; white GOc;
60O sacks New Osleans. principally white, sold at 60c,
cash. ~SuRGr-Sales OF so boxes Cuba brown al n Isc,
6 moe. MolaSsss-S4los OF so bids Cuba sweet, at lete
6 mes.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-16
lotteries.
i G. GREGORY q CO., MASAoEEs, No.
Splendid scheme. for September, 1916.

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splendid Schemes for September, Isf6.
. 1000, 5000.
wsdss-sy-AsnBd IA No N. Capital $4,000. ooo. asas.
loes, 10 Of 1000, ks- Is No. - drawn. Teis. Is; haiv., ssr.
quarters IS.
$4,000. 10000.
rhsr-iay-N. J,r,ty. M. y-capital.: 10000 don.n. $4,000.
5000, 90 Of 1000, Ae. rs Nos ie drawn. Tieke- $40; halves ..
quL y SO.
Sl2. 900, 5000:
Friday usprniBs-LeesbnrE. No ff-to be drawn an Pstsr.burs.
Capitals; siaoOo, sooa, 1000. 10 1900. &c. IS Nos. L. dsva.
wboics ~, halves 2; quarters D.
$4,000, 1000.
Fdday-honorria. No ~ Cspit.- $4,000. 1900, CSC, Ge.
rs Nos ~ drawn Tickets 1; halves soc, g.. 25e.
$4,000. 1000.
saturssy-sussI- EIua, lis. Capitss: 5000, 1000, $40, A..
rs Noe IL dn~n- Tickets ~; halves Soc: qn- Csc
orden for Certificates Of Paeksr.s single Tickets and shat, ,
any Of the above Feb mes sddresed 10 IN. uDde sxued, win receive
the most pronP, attention, and an account Of zach Drawing - D.
forwarded free Of postage, a. soon as IL H. received
J. q. GREGORY d co, Manager.
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-16
Portrait Printing.
TO AFRUERs, MERCHANT,
AND OTHERS

TO AFR uERS, MERCHANT.
AND OTHERS.
Great Reduction at PcniteDtiarY store
THNBE subscriber, BY a lae order Of the Boad. 10 now alb o.
n fer At greatly reduced pTiees-
SOoo yards heavy double twi1ed Ksney, for Negro Moo. so;h.
inE.
1000 yards PLATA aud striped Lin-ey, for womcn's sIouias.
In Store for Fall purchasers:
900 he1vy rerdy made Kefsey CoaI
goo pairs Do DO do Panis
SC o pieces BrFtns with a large assortment of ooare sr4 inc
Shoes. equal 10 any In the mattct
Complete ss Of Wagon Harness for two horsss, with OGt ard
Wston Harness in portions
Warranted Ates. vey superior
A'so. What Pans What Bags, RsfdEcrators, Wardrobe.
fUEStTUHE Of Diff rent kinds
For se at Peni'eniaU. a very superior article Of p r. "Ir
Stones, Wagons, Days, Cars. &C.
The above are ohe ed on very accommodating terms. a.
ehasers will do wei n cal AZ the Pebfentay, or At the sas. ~.
IL. street leading to Mayos Bridge.
- a-f las q apOTr5 Av,pf Pen.