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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

cocS VIII cave 100. O. Roosevelt e e. Tuesday. Thurs
diy md Saturday, al O'Clock p VI. For passage or
f-sct, Amply the Capt board. Leaving New'Hsven
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
a. B. Fteigh! taken ., .ow prices, but not received
Nrv-.YorS alter o'clock. ST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

5eEs a tsk9i rOt< SAL. c."Si,tat-on me t'ed ltoll
e New Rochelle 10 " h'te Plns about spui rom
1872 each containing l5n ACRES OF LAND a.! OF Tmch
Il Plough Land excepting Ten Acres wbichis Wood Ldud
The place divided by lane and laid outino convenient
lois for cultivation All the fences are OF stone IN Ioea
order and the ground III Of cultivation The build
rps III 81 good CHARACTER MD In order For TERMS app
10 : 3. KENYON, on lie premises: o. ~
dqU ). ADRIANCf,. ID iohr-et Nevc-f oss-
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ss-;s- r--.zsz.zs=-sz=-1 HOPES EXpRESS-FromN New
5sssg FORK 10 Newark. Elzabeth'owu, West

sIsssa York 10 Newark. EizabehJowu West
sSs-sl--------i--h Scotch Plains. Plainhed, New
Market Bound. Srook and Somerville, N J.
The public respectfully informed ln the subscriber
has e..qbli.beI en Express from Naw.York Somerve
nnd uieriiIie pl4cr- named above for the transmits
sion and speedy delivery OF Packages. Bundles, Money,
uppertsining y weLregubted Express.
Hour, of lsavins-New- YORK, ~ o'clock, A. NJ daily
Soneryille i O'Clock, z. NJ
Office 10 New York Merchants Hotel IL CortlHnd'st,
Somerye At D. Noe, Hotel; ami at tie intervening plsces
on the route. the Railroad Depots. ,.
di3U ~ d. HofE.
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~ iaIl. t.INE. ~ a 81. 70 AlDAly. ~

s5-a.-:N ing s. ionkers. Dobhs' Ferry, Sing-Sing
Ess'e-ss A-' GRASSY Point Verpianks POint, Csdwers
Roverhook Cold Spring, Newburgh ard A. Gar above
tie Ice Wi, permit Breakfast on board me Boat Iaee
j. GOOD criug tom shy point The Hudson % Albany
and st,s< Will b- readiness passengers 10 their
siif c AZ the arrival OF the Boat Passage - % through
~ aIbeYv TIN, cs eprasd Ice Steamboat UT ca. Ca lan
L. y BraiuArd. leaves lhs Pier between Cortland and
liberty St. every morning ~ 5 O'Clock. \ NJ
For passage or freight apply orboaTd oro p u Schultz,
a. ,b., .,.Fr'' I'm he ,vrt-l dsS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

U-T~s NtrsI E.-rhe Peoples lime have ASIDE
igv. arrangements with the powerful Steamer.
- s's REVISED Utica and NORWICH 10 rln 20 Albany
Tor fsr rs ;Se ice VIII perni9 every dag at O'clock
NJ til farther rpGce. Newly OK. Dec. 81. lS@o s;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

-, w AoTtp-i small Rouse East OF Brnsdway ana
50: below Houston 81 Rent more thsn 500 or $50
49, One less would be preferred suitable ;oT geurel
family |; desirable that possession should be gwen as
soon March April! Address hoTner Ir!oAHc '''1@
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- -zz-zzzz-s=zs-J. -. r,AtI. LINZ rN~ =
Iii - FROM NEW YORK TO -

MONTREAL. rta Bridgeport & Hon'aionic z'd Western
Rnin5.ds FIRST class cars S6-S-conG Sioss 81
m ,eslnboat. NIs;6CD and EUREkA, Capt J. Brooks,
T. Capt W W rCgprr v alternately ihe Pier
Of Markets. Eas kyerl daily Sunday eacepied) al s4.
pssi Is \ ".
~ Albany passengers proceed hnmediaielyifon Bridge
p5rt upon the arrvsI OF , boat and w,hoat change o.
Cars or Baggage, srye in Albany and Troy lie sans n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

"a OiDE-I EsTAELioHED knlgFlnI flcl.s
<zfEl Ofice IN Ne~-York. Corner Of Pine and SogR'
-<aI The subscriber bring from LIZ
erpoo and London, csbia cabin snd seease pas
sengefs OF te very lowest by the regular line u p1ct
cts Also hrst csss shps two Of when il puEciuslH
sal every week during the month OF March April May
June, july and August thereby hfofdg splendid accom-.
mOdaiOns avery three days, which Is certain guarantees
that passengers possibly be detained IN Liverpool
asr coming forward 10 eGba!A WING and weather peffn
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DIME also, on SPcoNER, ATWOOD & Co. EahAefs, Luz
don Drafts 4.sc on The City OF Glasgow Bank, GAssoN
AL o. winch drafts VIII be paid free Of discount IN s7sJ
town II Great Britain
Persons residing the country have the!r heasi
broG ght or money promptly RENTED 70 them by sends
their names and addresses 70 JOSEPH McMURkAY,
NJ ptp.- Sltuf h.sLs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-01-08

P. S-he Secretary OF the Provincial Bsak of irelsss
mao directed me cUItDn tho public against crres
lis ely VINO have the aadacity advertise give dag
on his Baax without any authority whatever from bin, "
br-orhs. ar sg-nri-. a25i
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23
PRINTING OFFICE JOKES.

II Is Customary IN some printing Offices,
when particularly green youth commcn,
ces learning his trade, to make him the oh.
Ject Of various jokes. lie is often sent to a
ne'ghborIng office for an article which is Of
course imaginary, aud wholly original ia
the minds ofthose who perpetratc the Joke.
-Once upon time, a boy was sent 10
KS Office for quart Of editorial. He
was sent back with the picture Of a lackass.
Ihis was rather severe upon the jokers--
but they Immediately told the boy 10 90 to
K, and tell him {" il was the editoyiaf
which they wanted, and not he ediior."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23

the 4mtricaa Minister 10 London ,rdS az. ,
thori.ed 10 of,r compromise, DC. lie .
did not communicate all or any Of the cor ,
resnonaence with that Minister or his sue.
cessor. He had not sand nor lnlimated tina!
thrs, instructions had been revoked hy our
Governments. He had said nothing upon
that palnl either way. True, he had made
an offer and withdrawn II here whether
/, was the same, OF only !" similar 10 the
one which the American Minister had au.
,horitv to offer, who knows lie Ieailirm-
cd our title to all Of Oregon, 10 be sure
but as Tor that he had again and again as.
serted cur tile 10 all OF Oregon IA every
aarl Of his correspondence with the Brt.
Isa Minister, aud IN the very act Of propa.
sing compromise he did all that He
Mr.. H. did no, know any more about the
state OF aur relations and nee, iIntunS with
Great Britain than other Senators, but
these facts were before the nation, and
they might be deemed worth consideration
before lhe Senate should assume rs point
selled-a " fixed iact'-with the Senator
from Indiana, that negotiations had end.
/ ed" lie certainly might well insist upon
them as abundaatly sutieien, TO excuse an
/ inquiry Of the President when taken III
conncxion with the lapse d time since The
date Of the last correspondence sent to tie
Senate, and the possible resumption ct me-
,r,tiation hy him ,yiIb The Brftisb Minister
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23
a TONGUE BITTEN OFF.

The Montreal Herald says, a day or two
ago, one Of a pair Of valuable horses At.
tempted 10 lick The other in n playful man.
ner when the latter seized il tongue and
bit Il out close to the roots.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23

-eScniqtIre Democrat. l be Democracy O
hls State. he felt certain, and he supposed {
The people every where, know AMI had al |
WAYS understood that tOr every good cause
they hal lodged N. power ct carrying on
,hcir husines. with toreiga countries IN the
hands oi their REPRESENTATIVE =, VIZ. Inc
Prcait3t, With the Senate as ms ddolSerS.
lie thought Norh Carolina was well salts.
fed with that arrangement Of the Constl-
tuition. and he knew they ought to be 50,
and he felt called upon 10 resist tins move.
mont Us an attempt st the practical sub
version OF the Constitution. The people
had no desire 10 thrust themselves into the
Presidents place, nor 10 see Us snatch from
him his responsibility aud ms trusts Tor any
sach purposes, OF tor any purpose. NJ
good could come of II to the country none
whatever; but, on the contrary, much evil,
at home AMI abroad, n lie Senate and ouI
Of il.
Mr. HAYWOOD SAID he had other OBJ
Jeciions to tins form Of proceeding lie
had stated, when first up, taat he dad not
like the original resolutions, because they
would be ceu>ure upon the President;
nor the amendments, although they lauled
the President. I'll. appropriate. dirniied.
and constitutional duties OF The Senate were
to legisIaie By practical mandatory laws As
a part of Congress, or, in Executive ses-
sion. to advise when asked to do it, and
even when advice was not asked in pecu.
liar cases. but not barely % declare opla.
ions which might reject honor OF ccnsuro
upon the President ara aetale The people
Of the nation. Both the Senators had ia
ken exception to the manner 10 winch he
had been Obliged to characterize their res
olutions. The Seaat r. from Indiana de.
med tha. his resolutions were a cansure Of
the President. Now. NJ. HAYWOOD thought.
the proposition was as pain as the way To
the Presidents maasion. He had nothing
10 do with The Senator's intentions, bu, with
his resolutions, and they aid contain q ceu.
sure. The Senate was called unon 10 de.
clare bv them. in Substance, If not in
words. mat any otI,r tn COMPROMISE. &c.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23

Il appeared from the list Of yeas and nays
that tie Senator from Missouri /, the only
man now belonging TO the Senate who Vas
q Senator then. some tWcuty years have
wrought changes ia the Senate and else
where. \ new generation Is now IN the
field, with here and thcic a veteran o! tie
past.
\ correspondents Of the New York Jour.
nal Of Commerce, who notices the fact
above alluded to goes On To give bret
sketch Of the present Senate oi the United
SiuteS-thus:
We NAV still boas, Of our Senate,
though lis dignity and ability must sutlera
Kind of diffusion or dliution along with
IL continued numerical expansion. New
States in their youth and wldlcss caunol
be expected 10 send ripe scholars aud iil-
i,hcd statesmen. Hence the narrow fame
Of some, who are nov enrolled ~ The nun
Der OF American Senators. But give them
timc. There arc names among them Of
which We have not heard tall their elec-
tlau was announced. Bot every man here
rises or sinks to his ucrited level. HE
lazy ct hyGgostatic pressure = scarcely
more certain. This body must however
always have It's ornaments. Thus the
giant Webster Is agan among them Win
his massive proportions OF body and st
maud; has deep toned voice uud his intel
lectual head and face. Honest John l)a.
Wis too is here uace more lu all his mega.
tva,G stability pwh af them the 5oast o!
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23
From the Rdieish Rtgister.
NhiS Convention.


in this Guy, on Monday last, aud ADJOURN
cd ON Tuesday night, vas, indeed, a most
glorious meeting Of gallant spIas. The
number OF CuuDues represented, ana The
nclcg.ics III Attendance, we're more nn-
mcruus, wc believe, lhan on amy previous
occasion 81 similar character Our al.
ycr.afles bad Yuum,ugiy declared before
hand, that sucl, was the Geaducss and apa'
thy among the Wings, that they could mol
prooure respectable meeting but the
result has laisIlicI their predictions, and
proven tia, the Ihig spitit always ~.
domitabic, stu burns a. brilliantly as when
it fred tie bosom Of our glorious ances.
tors. Inpropoiliou to The number Of Del.
crates. We doubt whether any body ever
assembled IN North Carolina, containing
such an amount Of talent a, lhts body PIE.
scntcd. The Speeches delivered 90 The
occasion, would Nlc ia merit, with those Of
any political assemblage IN the Union and
We never felt pruulcr OF our state, Than
when We looked round upon tins imposing
body, AID marked tie great and good men
that had assembled upon few weeks no.
,ice, to bear testimony TO the value 81
Nlig principles, aud TO pledge themselves
oac" 80 taetf maintenance ana pciPc'ua,
tor. Ga contemplating the scene, and
participating 40 the enthusiasm OF thc mo
mcu', We tell m thc language ct The foe',
as applied by one Of the most gifted sons Of
the 90 Norh, ,tlun. l.. Slda'y) that i
agre be a Paradise on cai'h, y was this
1T Has b!S.
y announced 'a cur last lhc Oun'en
u9n assembled 80 the Commons Hull d
tine Capitol, at - o'clock, VI. on MonaaN
the l2tb, aud was oaiicd 70 order by lion
Richard Hines Chairman y 'hc Z" ,li5
Central COMMITTEE. On mS motion pf
Ircdueh ). No. OF bfnns"ick County
was unanimously caosen President, ahd ih'
lo,a"ta1 s'ui'emen were selected US ' zee
Pto,taenls, '1 Iol' john rag geie
ia'ee, ltn..s hat'beaa' I, ! 4" us
I'. W H. " .Aof, APl. odmu'' fn'ief
Jobu Burnett Hoo. Edward S'ah'!, Ken
aTa .. Bu.tn.
I.e"afa j. li'I., oi : q eiie'iile' ana u
w Ha7ied, o! h1i.ish, were appoin'ei
Secretaries.
"a being cunlnSlsd % me .haF' -
iili Delivered eng q ~ most nu"itaol
addresses TO t"e Convention We t'c' "ea,
-" '1@ 49, i,z-.,.-,..i :.
''t'H,''7 'IP.'N''.' ''.'I.' $50 ~ -
'ntab'N, ht as tHi.ah''s ana H'3 IVY VII
The opening Speech II the President NJ Hi
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23

- tIi44llAlaAC hlS ~ su4idbtOhS' aia iuth ~ .
,ycrto our legislation. Whether thar were
o be done by resolutions Of censurc or OF
praise, made no SOFT OF difference II would .
be an unauthorized intrusion on our part;
4 premature action Of the Senate, and, III
his Judgment, unsafe, unwlse, undigniiled,
unconstitutional, and he hoped Tint Scua'
tors, tor the sake OF the country and the
Senate would on all sides put stop TO !,
al once. Although he did not 90 into any
examination OF Cur negotiations With Great
Britain, bat abs,alned from it AZ this tame
on purpose, he did no. duu5t that this man
uer Of bringing Oregon INTO the Senate
would embArrass those negotiations: ana
the adoption d the resolutions or OF the
amendments, would put our country, rs
well a, the President aud Senate, IN j false
position. Ii be might be excused such
figure ia the Senate, he would say be was
willn. 70 take bold OF Oregon y Whenever l.
came INTO the Senate head foremost, but
not to drag /, in tail foremost aud when j,
was !egiIimately there, he would only in
qulre rhdt Il became the United States T.
TO, regardless OF the favor aud fearless OF
We comp Of ether nations. Inc Tres
iient had lhIs subject IN ms charge, under
The Constitution ana /! any beiie'eu ne
was not the best qualified, or not 50 well
qualified as they we're 10 manage lis ucgo.
,ltiou, still he was The President, and had
the constitutional night and power to DO il,
"'' "e nag e'osea "e9'''"''oH' " o'''
."1' Vs0'1'''H9 ""u'1 o",''e'f u's'' "a
~'"! ''' a'''-'.y'''','.7 "ou'u "tU"S'' o"'
S.'''''' - We - ,''>' VI ".'e,',C' ~
a. S'''D u ".''' 9'','' III '''o {! : VI 't'e'
P'''n''' my "ou'- "i's'S"' 10 DC " '7I''"'
''''1' 0''-' u w ',,'e q a. - ~ 'I 80, ="
u'"Se, "t'O' '"'' "0' 90 ! 'S' 90 -
Tg"St'' ana 'ne RESIDENT informed ''@
't.''' 'I ''"I ''''." ''',1'i" u a. ~
"''-' '.'''e VII" '..1' sS'' u "0s'H A1''' "
'"s 'v,''Ii 1I0I VI j.. "''7"t eAe''e NI''0'
tilo"s aofoau i''1' u we N'a. 9e.'Iei''tN'
Oh ,9e c2.'foY2fsy'
bu' W.T. H. >ai0l inc senator nom ~
a'ahA ial maintained 'la' - heSo''a.'-A
hil ended ana Win an arr OF tnuhPh ne
nau read quotations from tAe Ffes.Isi'
message, Al ,his In'5h' DC So ahd nal
'"'" Il me EtesiueH' nae aiiead! '-hen
tolnI' as '"e senator supposed tof all OF
oregon or hoAe-i ne hal aHeaag coHi-
tiH''eu himself aug 'he nation y thaI posi-
''o"' '"Gi "na' more dtl inc senator
"1"' u va l'I' i, p,, slo',a Il u re-
''I- e'o'! gay I''I NO. '''I senator
.'e''l''1 '''a' ms on i'el'ea at'i ''o'
ltNl a-sEll lDUs Oi OUT IlLNtS Ul4l iiZl It.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23

port Resolutions for the consideration Of
The Convention. The Committee, recon.
mended By the Delegates from each Dis.
trict was composed Of the following genls.
men, viz NJ Francis, \. Boydtn, John
Kerr. J. NJ. Leach, II. w Mller, John
G.. McDougald. X. &. Gillian, +. II
Hawks, ;. b. Smith. ,.ods,s
The Convention then adjourned ily "a
four O'clock, +. NJ. Pr
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1846-01-23

The moment Mr.. Calhoun showed his
hand, nnd Mr.. Adams tool, ground against
hun, followed by 50 distinguished an Abo.
iuonIst as Mr.. Gtddlngs, there was pref.
ty clear indication that from Virainin 10
Texas there would be no war for Ore.
gon We think now, that when Mr.. Ad.
ams's and Mr.. Giddlugs's speeches go, a..
moug the people Of the South, the Oregon
lever will cool off as fast as hot water cools
when the thermometer is ia the nclghbor.
hood Of zero. On such speeches az Mr..
Glddngs's the South never reasons, but
JretS, and we therefore set down hs aud
Mr.. Adams's speeches az the great peacc
speeches Of the session. Mr.. Calhoun,
through them, will unite nearly all the
sIa'choidlng States, now Is in number, for
peace and unity among them, or an ap.
ProYlma,loH to il, is now sOvEREIG WY m
this UnIon.-M \. Express.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

WILL offer for sale at Public Auction on
WEDNESDAY the 25ih OF November, 1886 premises
M sold privately be ore) my Plantation Nelson County
containing 1914 This Land situated agreeable
AID healthy neghbo hood and
miles from New Market, James River Canal ard miles
ains this lEd hes Temkzby we'll with SO the
mouLtAin side steep for eu ivaon There
about 100 OF creek extremely fertile kept
To5aeeo lots and capable
Tobacco land in Tint OF eourtry still leaving
abundant ply Of timbe The vel
watered Th land hes extending
AbrmAe oznge. CuFeer Rlpp1hannoek Faugue; Lou
doun AID in point Of Prcau ane equal anis
which readily when put into market
from $50 10 $50 per
As eeiermnrd this Lard and tee size Of The tra
may be obsaeis disPorng of H. concluded should
be required 70 dVds into enhancing
nearly all the best and and al the Improvement
contain oE 1850 1900 purchaser might desire
would however prefer selling the whole
pared accept price purchaser valuable
Investment seeullOn disposed engage in
such enisprEe. The Improvements
house with four cabins SUFFICIENT aeeonoda-
lion Of 80 slaves house stables barn theshng
baeeo all in COOS repair have 20 whea on tbs
land, sufficient TO furnish sse5 for the ensuing crop
Al the time aud place, viii sell upwards o. 90 SLAVES
OF them likely young women; also al the enp Of
hay &c all he sock Of eate sheep hogs Ee:
together vi good assortment Of Farming Implements wagon
The Terms for hnd BE- I'd cash By Janua ne1t;
th residue and yearshe deferred payments
cured BY tOui and deed OF properly slaves
cash vii be required for the other personal property
viii Be, Tor all under go, or all
bond ard approved seeuTiy.
Should attending tho sale in person Mr. WIN
Gordon viii appear Aty empowered In all
spects- Zoe 3l-3aWt2SthNovl CHARLES COOKE.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19
By Dunlop, Honcure a Co.
ny rnnDS -. .-

Oh WEDNESDAY, the 21ih inst commencing O'Clock
our sales Room, (up sias will sell and
meni Of fresh and desirable Goods
ket containing desirable styles and
ee 10 which We particularly invite the areauon Of the trade
neTany among them will be found
Super bib sni fancy cod ClOihs
Ertra super blue blu CAssineres
DO ga Plot Clllhs and FlushnRs
Super dark m.red Satinsus
Blue and Cadet mixed Jears
- and "a heavy English Twee3s
-, IS and - brown sh.r4ngs. various styles
TwhAsd, Duhl and Mlekinaw Blankets
SupeihDe American Prints newest styles
Do white, scarlet and yellow FlaaEes
Do. fancy striped KEN Jeans
DO. Nestings Hdkfs
Cord Cambres blk and cord Slesias
Ertra India Bandannas
Super Tekings brown Dnlngs
- 70 and - bleaehed shirtings and sheetnEs
Carpelngs, ass1rej patterns
Pins, hooks and Eyes, Ge
TERaS-Under 100 doHas cash over 100 douar. month,
credit for approved negotiable paper.
no Is DUNLOP, MoNCURE 4 CO. Auets
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19
JEFFERSON HOTEL,

(West Main ST., JeV doors Selsp the Market)
HNHlS House has been fitted up in n stye of
comfort and by city.
aud for Of peous patron
ne the establishment The Proprietor determined
eeed BY other house In his BILL or PARE
NJ his Bar. without same pube 10
give him call Transient and parties wishing supper,
can have as pleasant and comfortable
and a. good fare Of kind
any other house IN the city With every facility
To comfort and determination good propne
tor solets share Of public patronage
Nov. Y, lst6y-no SHARP
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

No material transactions In bond reported. At yes.
terdays market the demand dull and the wheat trade
extremely snguid Had purchasers offered easier terms
would have been accepted. There only limited de-
msnd tor Flour and prices Of United States snd Canadian
were L. per Dbl lower. There s si coed inquiry for
Indian Corn FOR shipment To Ireland. and higher prioos
could be obtained Thsis owing 10 tho scarcity Of the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19
ST. CHARLES HOUSE,

'NHE subscribers have re-opened the above
asshnent and beg nav. ray their friends and
public generally that Thy prepared their
erection IN oser W pease those who patron the
csauenlsn visiting the city business hsd
cge TO give ne call having VIOLATIONS
iotand convenience ewic, stable within any yards
house hot ufpaSsed In the cry. To friends
airy 10 say that our Bar shall supplied Liquor
not Inferior TO In the city. An patronage
We hil TO please, II shall be our faut.
Richmond August J. 1870 AZ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19

NJ EGRO HIRING.-Thomas H. Taliaferro
Offers his again public rene
rally Hiring Negroes for the
claims entrusted TO lis caeao renting Houses and selling
all binds Of Produce He OF Informing
who wish employ him that would be advisable inform
early they that he have opportunity
good homes He pledges himsehat every
obtain good prices and good homes and cIpen
OF heen years win enue him n OF patronage
1 He will At all times be founi Mes.Is. ~ B. 4 Brs
omee. opposite Messn n n. Dickinson Brother Franklin
street. Of the Bell Tavern. no 3-IuJ
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19
N. Y. MARKET-Nov l7-2P M

Everything is in confusion today The from Bos-
ton not here IN reliable form that merchants will be
governed by IT, and the by the Great Western is cal
culated TO make the market dull.
Flour could be boughtat some decline, but no is
operating; the only sale heard offs 5000 Blu barley
nj nbout
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19
TRUsTEE,s SALE

Sf virtue % deed Of subserib q by
- Thomas Turner daiei The day 1876 euJ
eeocd IN h. Clerks once Of the Husbg. CITY
Rehnont shall the e6h day 1886 on tl.
prense eIpos To ale public auction
cash ain parcel lot Of land lying being
fad CITY Of Riehmcnj the north side
which lot the aid Turner resides fronting
Io feet less ami running back $50 lees
joining the Of John Gn and purr
by aid Turner Of Benjamin FrEkn and conveyed
Turner a8d all and the tile the
Sad Tuner IN and 20 said piece parcel Of ard.
Sale to take place At O'Clock, P. ".
JAMES N. TAYLOR.
I6-sotis Tusre
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BY Magnetic Telegraph.
tTRASssrrrED ron rnk BALTIMORE AnERieAs.l

PHILADELPHIA, Nov IL, 81. p. M.
Tho market !. un.eited without sales. The arrivals are
large and being stored. Rye -four s held at
S425; Corn Meal 1915. Penn red wheats were sold
yesterday at Ito cents; to-day there sales New
Corn 10 held at IS cents, and Oats at 80 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-11-19
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RICHMOND HOUSE.

SllUAIED ON Governor street, nearly oppo-
~ ate the Governors House. and about squares
street, having recently received considerable additions
much and eommoiious viii be
LIST day OF November for Of
month week day The best OF the
used who will supernend render the OF
put up al the establishment comfortable.
For the Information OF those who cal
there most excellent Livery Stable
horses, &c will be well attended B. L. MEADE
Oct