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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE. :


80 WILL BE SOLD cheap, exchanged for city ppo-
ysy vsusos v2lsZ Isin and Esss farm con
reh so hasins been all cultivated highly manured
situated mes from New York, from Huntington, from
Cold SprpE and from farnnsda By the best roads the
county Of Suffolk The buidn all nearly new
sis, eons%odo.,u pws Il. B:ms Cow shed, Car
and Smoke House. Twenty acres he position to uoducc
Ia earliest vegetables and being within TX hours commun
est,0u with Brooklyn which from FarminrdsIs
shrss times day, akes very Desirable Sesmboafs siso
ave Cold Spring daily for New York. For further partcu.
hn applyt y. q. LUCKEY
GENUINE HAVANA- 6E0ARS p The psw brad " II
- "e'. A " HxNcH1: ~ Xsiss ~
fle imsr Upen1sh neoDls - staiEs
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WINDOW SHADES, TASSELS, CORD, DC:
IN MONDAY NEXT tFeb. sth) the subscriber viii
No. % Chatham street, New York,
One door from the OF Chambers extensive, and
rRANsrA KENT KEN :' %iS66% q SHADES;
Of every variety Of patterns and quality TO De cuno
e1ther IN Europe America. Prices will not mention;
but rom facilities for well for import
ing we think safely defy competition with the wonLD.
on hand. $500 -
WhoIesss and retail purchasers respectfully invited 70
New Yosk, Feb. ,th, ist. rs Ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

A CARD.
He WILLARD W. w. SHIRLEY, Auctionsers,
WILL Civ. their personal attention 10 n. sales o. nG
Stocks Cookery Dry Goods Grocery and
saes Real Estate, the Merchants: Exchange Also, oi,
SALES ROOM, ISL BROADWAY, until May lst when
they will the spacious store NO. IL WALL saest iac
Adams' FL press Once. mIII im-I
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

D. w. STONE,
Attorney at Law, Raleigh, N. c.
WILL attend the collection Of any claims that be
w entrusted to his Refer to
Messrs. Woodhul Mintum, New York.
Bryan Maitland, .
L.tMyers K Co. 90
A. M. Tredwell, Esq. =
d1e ytaW1msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

MOUSSELINES Dc LAME.
100 NEW SPRING 1TyLEs >. tossisa .ad DsFs.uc
xVV jvst fseeived, suitable p soutncI1 anq MsstsSu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

REMOVAL.
v1NHE HARDWARE. Cutlery and GRn Establishmnet Of
A. w SPIES CO removed from 2is Pearl street ia
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Pewwsylvania Avewue, Washington CITY, D. c.
e hi. new large and modem Cd built
lie for the liberal they have given and confidently anti
cpate increasing popularity from the efforts Of the under
signed the public Accommodation The house situate
the the promenade sde between Third and Four
Capitol capable Of accomplishing three hundred gnests
In all it, has recently undergone improvement
for the winters The paon and ladies' apartments
have been elegantly ushedhe ladies' ordinary tasefnly
he: been adapt the comfort Of
by day night in the Union. Oar Of
polite active obeden and well disciplined Briefly.
hdently challenge the Judgment Of discriminating public
all the essentials required to render public house home to
the traveller.
Charges heretofore 81 50 per day. Permanent boarden
taken at fair discount in consonancs With the q the
times. TYLER BIRCH.
ms I'm eodsrc
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,T,O THE PIJBLIC

WAS CURED q mos: astrs s:., S S':ssss p iOr
ns,,ssJ v,h Ulcers; my joints and bose. swollen
VA ns;nui; all sppetite could not ssp; was soa
rsi salivsted but reccvedno beusos until
was cured BY Dr.. Josephiieins. pv
Tbos. who wish viii hnd ne at the corner o.
.fh street and Maiden lane where shall be happy TO give
ali particulars which should not like 70 give In tn" ee6-
cato. - .. 49,. $500 -.
Chsthsm where huadrsds Of certificates mar Do sssa.
ms imsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC, PIANIST, &C.,
No. 2l5 william street
WILL be happy to play Concerts end Cctillcn PaStiss
w Musical Entertainments and give
the Piano Forte: Mr. O. has beautifully toned Piano Fere,
that he will sell cheap for cash. Can be No rs Broad
way ~ tm're
LEFT OFF WARDROBE AND FURNITURE
WANTED.
EENTLEMEN and Families having superduous WEAR
" ING APPAREL, either Ladys GentlemsnsJ Jewel
~. Fire Arms kc ke they would dispose Of 70 advantage,
do By sending for the subscriber who will attend them
at their residences By appointment vu n LEvETTv
All orders through the Post Oce or Otherwise pnnetuay
attended to. jaN 1msr
NOLD LEAF AND DENTIsTs GOLD FOIL or sU-
lowest market prices Pale Gold IS 50 per packages Silver
Leaf Gold Silver and Copper Bronzes IA, the Factory
% Hesde street. J. l.. WAUGH,
ia m-rc Practical Gold Beaten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

TO LET, IN FUKC LEE, N. j.,
- FIRST Kate HOUSE, with about acres Of
ian ground and number OF wooden budings tolerable
good condition, which formerly used chemi-
factory occupied panoforts mandatory;
.tnsted the HaeLsesack road only few mi0utss walk
lsass will be given for years. required Inquire Of
DR. Morris Leo-W Wolf - Liberty street, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
LONG RREED CANARIES.

LONG BREED CANARIES.
MIR. HASELETT"S entire Breeding stock 50 mueh no
will be sold only in pairs Bird Fancers and the public are
respectfully invited to call and examine them -
Aiso me usu variety Of Singing Birds from different
Of the habable Globe Fancy Pigeons and Cages Gold FISH
Guide Fshbone, and bird seeds Of everv descrIoa hve
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

BIGELOW'S NEW ENGLAND EXPRESS.
EOR Ftebburg Keene Green6eld Brastehoro. Windsor.
Woodssk Montpelier and Burlingtoa, W. snd the Cs.
towns any part the western portion Of New Harpshc
care Of L. BI0ELOW,s Court street, Boston:
NB-Be mark Packages to Of "Bigslown Ex'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

II A DESIRABLE HOUSE, in the village q Jsmaics,
lac L. l.; present occupied by Doctor q. H. Kissam
e2x with stable the rear The House il modern built
three with marble manes in complete order Posses
sIoa given LIST Of May
Also. TSo oshe, house. in the village al well located. be-
which be occupied Immediately further particulars
apply to JAMES HERMAN,
2wy Jamai Ii
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

SPRING STYLE.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
a WHY will you pay $50 and IS for Hat, when You
ROBERTsON's
PHOENIX HAT AND CAP MANDATORY,
1O1 Fulton Street,
and get a good for $07 60 and examine for your
selves. mrl2 lm.rc
KNOWS FASHIONABLE HATS,
n FOR THE ENSUING SPRING, now ready for
inspection and sale, & Ito Fulton street, between Will
liam Nassau To those not the voaries o. FASH
iou wish look uniform in the kind of hat they
wear which becoming to he, have their Hats
made to order a very short notice. mil im*rc
~ TO MILLINERS. -
* CARL KING, the well known and celebrated *
first premium Straw Hat Manufacturer informs the public
general that he has for se most splendid assortment OF
article called Paris Stray Gimp mad: to the share Of
need only be admired Mnes and merchants Of
trade will do well call and examine before they make
their the goods will be sold by the dozen
CARL KING, II Dvision street.
MIA general Of all kinds of Straw Goods
and Paris Ribbons always on hand. f25 lm-r
= FINE FRENCH BOOTS FOR s. 5e-City made,
and equal to those gold in other stores for -; fine
n city for q n Stat YOUNG ( JONES' French Boet
and Shoe Nj actory; Of the most fashionable this
city; Bcs. aving been judged IN the late Fair AZ Nibo
said be best Boots sold in this city All Boots
YOUNG JONES, Ann street,
AT 1nSph Broadway. Nav York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

,g~HE ANNIyERsARY of the German Society will be
March 1876 O'Clock Ticket. for the same may be OBJ
DR. A. Gescheidt. 1888 Walker street.
DR.. e. Henschel, 1873 Chambers street.
q HessenbcIg. William street.
w. Kobbe, 46 Beaver street.
c. A. Luning, 9 Broad street.
e. Melcita, Is Broad street. -
f. Stenhei, 62 Beaver street m1toxo.r
SPERM OIL AND CANDLES.
I1XCELLENT Writer Bleached Sperm Oil at 81 GALL
II Bloaehed Solar Oil, 73 cents prime article Of sperm
Candles at Is cents Families boarding house ana
noychssnr FOR sale by ]. o. FOWLER,
'" Grocer aud Tea Dealer,
$50 Greenwich Murray and a8 Greenwich cor Vestry
| u,r1AI tnNr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

OIL Maiden Lane. MI. ..L
SEGARS-FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC.
THE SUBSCRIBERS invite the attention o. country Tsr-
chants Dealers Others their extensive stock Of Se
ga This stock has been selected with the greatest ana
purchased the very lowest price: for cash. they
fore enabled offer the different qua slower than any
esbshmen in the city The assortment comprses every style
KENNETH x LAVERTF,
mrI3 lm%rc Wholesale Segar Emporium, LOB w all 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14
BILLIARDS IMPROVED.

Otis FiELp resp .c!faly nieIm: b, fIs.ds and ths
BASSFORDS ROOMS, entrance ~ Am q, adjoining The
Museum building or s Fulton street The Rooms and Ia
Marble and ron with AR India Rubber and Cloth Cushions
be. in th, country Larger balls for southsrnsrsCaro-
lima balls for Germans. .
and French Cue Leather best in the city fine Billiard Cloth,
and arce the trade constantly on hand and for sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

YOUNG PHYSlC.
CHRONO-THERMAL SYSTEM OF MEDICINE: with
Oan Introdu ton and Notes BY DR. TURNER late Heal
Commissioner Of New York. Pnce rs cents.
THE day not distant when the Chrome system
will be universally received The bones Of Samuel Dchseu
may first lie moudeng in the Dust and hi: spirit rest with
God who but truth will at last amph and poseriy
will render his the merit which his due"-New
Mi ses.e New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

"A Shoes make room for large supply Of French 0cods
the comprising cork sole Boots water proof aLt
eht Ere ach DO Shoes Pumps and Dancing 0aite
LsdyI Caters Buskiss slippers, Tie: patent lssshsf whit
Rubbers and Overshoes kc all Of which will be sold
strpet M. CAHlLL.
~ lmsme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

Toilet from the ls day next. the large and COMING
Es dious Hotel kmgsbdge, occupied by John r.
Dodge being very suitably arranged for boarders, and
having good garden Of about Of ground attached
70 q hoes Is consdsrsd to be Of the best Location;
be let for years and for private residence. If
Sired being beautifully situated the Harlem For
apply Abraham Valentine, 10 the Town of Yonkes
about two miles above Kinesbridge. or 70 -
Front street. New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

DR.. HULL'S TKUSSES
AND ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
TNHE superiority Of Dr. Huils nstrumeau over al otnen
acknowledges By the most eminent phys'c'assm Ao'
rope and America.
Once lVesey street. Aston House. female !. ssse..es
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

TO ARCHITECTS, STONE CUTTERS, AND
BUILDERS.
EREE STONE furnished by the subscriber, equal % Con-
necut quail and per cent cheaper, on Application
to A. WILSON Stoi eCuuer, jersey City, at the Quarry
"aISH ~ im",c Ann VREELAND
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GOOD CHANCES TO MAKE MONEY.

Ahst Refractory 70 let, fixtures &C. for SALE fou,
E years lease from May stusted central and crowded
lne!s; s.ory brick house, with building IN the suta
q hasdsoms house 70. boarding Or private smes store
Of the city Perssns Of business stands
Walking to let sell su will much time and trouble by
Broadway Rents and bills collected and prompt returns
made Fer sale, burial vault 18th and sth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

II HANDSOME COUNTRY Be AT, with few or
E numeer Of acres that may be desirable, Barns &c
&c. attached the North shore Of Staten ls,nd, from
dug the ver and within three minutes walk of Casleon
Steamboat Landing mile from Port Richmond and mile
and hafffom New Brighton.
The property has font the water Of about 400 feet
For further particulars enquire Of William and John OBr
No Wall the premises of Mrs Jane Burger
MI 2wr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-03-14

ONE PRICE BOOT AND SHOE STORE.
THE PROPRIETOR Of the WashinGten Boot and shos
especially inform his cu.tome and The pablie generally,
established the One Pes system. The price will
b. found written the dident kinds Of Boots and Shoes
which will be the and only prizes asked in future
this Estabshmen He would thank the psbc for liberal
patronage received and solicit Of he same in
this desirable Of trade the One Pr,ce 6ystem
Do forget the number 22 Greenwch corner q Barley
the Hoboken Ferry. JAMES WI00INk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
BALTIMORE MARKETS

Office OF the American. MAY 20, s p. NJ
Flour-Sales of parcels were made Yesterday n,
Silsi, and TO day several lots purchased ut Sii2Ia
S4.le3 for mixed brands.
Grain.-We note sales OF $500 bushels Pennsylvania
Wheat los for white and 95 Cts for prime red taken
for shipment.
Sales OF Corn to-day 5sa59 cents for white and 5sa6O
cents for yellow.
Sales OF small lots of Md Rye at 20 cents
We quote Oats at 39a40 cents.
PROVlSlONS-Wesorn Mess Pork Sllall so; Prime
25a9 so; Baltimore packed Mess Sl2; and Prime at
S975alO. Beef held no, asa so for Mess ut S.
25as, rs for No. |; and at Stat. so for Prime.
BACON-We quote Western Shoulders Of 4ta4i; Sides
ST; and Hams 6a7t cents Limited parcels OF Baltimore
cured selling cts for shoulders; cents for Sides;
and 73asi for Hams Lard is held 7a7i kegs and al
6ia7 in bbls. dull.
-WHlSkEY-The stock continues very light. Sales at
81 cts. for hhds and % ct-. TOR bbs.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22

The siaunton Spectator OF the 2lsi, says-Our town
was visited Saturday last with ct the terrible
and destructive floods that has been known in its an
mails. The storm came up about III o'clock A. NJ not
indiesng as we thought, any thing unusual; hut
The ihckened sky like dark ceiling stood:
Down rushed the rain impeuous"-
filling the channels song streets and threatening
IN some places an nundatOn Of the cellars This cont.
nued for about hour, hen The clouds began tighten
but scarcely had the apprehension subsidized for the ordinary
and comparatively trivial flow Of water from the hill sides
before the creek the West end Of the town over
leaped its banks aud down upon us in a perfect
deluge nundang nearly four entire squares SO sudden
Ipeced and riRhtfu tho flood Of waters that
fear and alarm, wonder and filed the minds OF
ell who behedit There notice Of its approach II
rushed into the doors OF many OF the houses before
had close them Gardens overswept md made
desolae but the streets, offering fewer OTIS mco1s To the
water were made the principal channels for the great body
al The HOOD ana rs II rushed through them, washing the
houses either sde and wearing for itself deep passages
where its progress hindered, presented
that was truly novel and terrific.
The McAdamizcd street. from DR.. Waddols to the jail
washed by stream, the strength and bulk Of which
only be judged of by viewing the destruction which
now marks its course. The pavemenu literally torn
up and the paving carried away, deep suices tho
road rendering It impossible, and the foundations Of many
Of the houses Ices injured. Another from
the Post Office Breckinrdges aud from thence
the creek equal in size with the first proved equally
struclye along its
We are glad TO have It in power say that there
was no loss Of life, although several OF citizens very
narrowly escaped drowning. MANY families particularly
along the creek obliged abandon their houses for
safety. portion Of the foundation Of the brick building
adjoining the Jail to the force Of the waer and
had the flow continued little longer doubtless that build.
ing would be IN ruins naR-pnWmen In front OF IT,
upon which VIM. Frnzier Esq. standing was under
mined by the water and he prccpiacd ~ feet into
deep channel Fortunately, however after being carried
distance by the current, no escaped with his fc and
without much injury.
Serious losses have been sustained by many OF ciii-
Our merchants, however, the principal sufferers
Their groceries, and other articles kept by them their
lars, are almost total loss. The desuuc ion Of and inu
property public and private have been varously
tmated az from five 90 ten tho1sand dollars
Vigorous neasufes glad 10 hear about be
adopted by Common Council for the immccaie repair II
the damages TO the streets and dewalks This important
bot hope their will also be directed the ne
ce'siy opening and widening the channel Of the creek
u s The opinion OF many that s entirely in power
prevent of the terrible disaster with which
were visited Saturday, and II certainly the part Of wis
dom TO make the effort
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
~ BURRUSS' PRIZE OFFICE. So,th I4t6
~. Street, RICHMOND. ~.
Lotteries for the WaeE

w
Fnday-Pokomose Louery, Class lOl 5000, 1000,
1900, lUs2 Of 1000, OF 400, &c. IS No Lottery.
- drawn ballots. Whole Tickets So, halves l. qrs. soc,
Also, Delaware Lottery, l2l $4,000 1000 6UO &c
IS Nos. l3 drawn. Whole Tickets 81, halves So qrs
25c.
Saturday -Pokomoke Lottery, lO2: $4,000. 1000.
2il5, 1850, 1000, 10 of $50. 10 OF 300, &c so Nos
II drawn. Whole Tickets 81. halves =, qrs. /.
Also, Delaware Lottery, 1913: $1,000. 1000 &c 66
Nos. IL drawn. Wholes 81, halves 80, qrs 25c.
SPLENDID SCHEME!
S60.000-30, OO0-l5, 900 !!-7S NUMBER Is drawn
Grand Consolidated LOTTERY, class 81 drawn on Sd
urday. May 23d, 1916 Grand Capitals: / Of $50 600.
of 10000, | OF $4,000, OF 800, OF 800 so of
1000 50 Of 500, 50 Of 600 &c Tickets $50 halves TO-
qrs. s.
a certificate OF whOIes costs s2O5
halves log so
qrs 81 -
package OF Tickets IN this splendid Lottery may dra "
the five first prizes, amounting one hundred and
sixteen thousand dollars!
Splendid Scheme for Both May-S3O. OOG IL 600 5000
80 Of 1000. ~ Lowesi2 No. Pine $40. Grand Conso.
lidated Lottery Class - be drawn NJ Wilmington Del
Saturday, Msy S0ih 1876 $4,000. 10000, 5000 5000
1000 1900 1898. 30 Of 1000 30 500 80 of 400 80 Of
300, 30 Of $50, sc. IS Nos. - drawn. whole Tick
cts Sl2, halves t. qrs , A certificate Of a package OF
rs whole tickets only SIP, halves STI quarters
S3j.
W Orders for paeEaEes packages and single
cts IN all The loueres Advertised BY Mtrs Man
will be promptly attended To- and the draw
CICERO BtRRUSS,
Rrrhm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
TRUST SALE OF LAND,
I'm Henrico.

~ virtue OF n deed of trust bearing date on the
- 10th day Of February l54l and OF
nee OF Henneo sTecuted John
TO secure 10 James Lyons Robert Joseph Mayo com
MISSY mentioned IN said deed with i'm
eresi from the e6ih day NJ February. shall on MONDAY
The Let dA Of June S46 ~ oek proceed sell At public
auction before the front door Of the
for cash certain traet parcel OF Land
Heurieo on the Williamsburg Stage below
the city Of Richmond containing $40
less and bounded the date Of deed John Poe
James Malone Ned Carey Humphrey Bekey Joseph stark.
and the land Of which John
John Burton died possessed The
be goo but shall To the purchaser
1.-THE appointed such as IN
render improper opinion the trustee proceed with the
sale that the sale OF said land vi
10 cay Sundays eIceped Al the
same j. Effected LOFTIN y. EILETT,
m 2s-duds Tru.ts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
The Valuable Farm called ..Westbam
IOtiage." for saIe ai Auction.

NHls valuable Farm the srorsry John a Jennings
II vii be sold az auction ~westham~ William,
u Sims Etq, WEDNESDAY thu elh day June Re1 A.
O'clock NJ, immediately afer MT SINS fatm 49, III.
on James RIVER - miles atGys hichmoRd canal through
a. contains OF acres 81 wnch 80 grounds
The upland = Of nne qualify, Improvement
There are on this farm aboHt goo .oIvv fsr-eg dad
within this Of mc uf the canal adapted TO the essu OF
tohaec0.
The Improvements consist Of comfortable Dwelling House con
tanning rooms and all Necessary farming purposes
There % also an orchard Of young ffut trees
It's ieemcd useless any respecting hi. farm A.
persons disposed purchase prefer to view The sane
and Judge Tor themselves Il will be pleasure by The
oversecr, W. Howell DIneom Jennings living near
New Market iu the lower end Of Henf.ca
As me sa i % b. mad1 iof d. deysees the
late Joan g Jcnang pst-lus TIC sane with The =,
suanee That viii positively take Place rtisa rrs
The terms VIII be such purchascrsay !h tash
balance one two and three year. Tor bcnss caaE interest,
cured By deed
II ~ Patchasvr desc supplied with every thing
necessary cultivate the Possession for seeding vbs, mi
the Pan viii be and pos,esson 90 to- i Ianua
nett my I-dds W GODDIN. Auctr
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
By wellington Goddin.
THE BEAUTIFUL ESTATE or UEsTHau
FOR SALE.

'FNHlS Property lies on James River, mile:
II above Richmond, Cana, mile, BY the riyei
road, perfectly convenient market
IL contains BY survey recently made 632 FOODS and
poles o which $50 The dSeI
ling house elegant and Convenient containing from
cellar To grret-ani an the houses good ~
pa-an old orchard OF choice fTgIl
eeied young peach and aPP orchard pn the pre-
sent propneor- The place presents every ought
be Wshed for
W's'iam . -h FOO tivisou Judeouy DIVIDED into
two rart- It ~ therefore be Posey on WEDNESDAY
the sith Of June AZ o'elnk, 2 N far neIt fan
dag The premises w be shawn sIsr BY the under
signed o. ih- ovrrrer living prmsrs Entire po-so,
~ube gwen on thfas neat and pure
VIII have the privilege OF seeding crop Of wheat
w o. SIMS.
Sale conducted BY WELLISsroS ConDtS AueIIoneer.
my 5-dItetds
20 The Terms which will be made day Of sale
WI" De sueh as TO suit ihe convenience Of Purchaser.
my t-1td W GODDIN, Auctr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
Very Valuable Real Estate for Prirafe Resi-.
DENCES- FOR SALE. AT AUCTION.
NV HI. be sold nr THITRSnAN

TIE 18th day OF the premises com
hall pas that vauabe residence lately
pied BY Mr. Logan Waller situated Leigh ard 9Th
streets Al handsome Building lot arjon wing 10 the
Fast OF floating Leigh fret rlnHng back Is5 f.t
10 an alley 10 feet wide This properly immediate neigh
bolrhood u Messrs Ro 6 scott James Heath Edwin Cnam
brrayns Jas b. Maemuro others and among the mo-, a.
abe for pTvsts residence City DESTROYS
OF dsposng Of this VII Dc odd upon
terms cash balance ~ and months
Notes tearing interest satisfactorily By request Of the
owner my 5-cotd W GOUDfN
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
y 10 BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
TO LOVERS OF GOOD COFFEE.
II AAIALI nhlainDL L.nr-. LIZ % I'D

ton h Patent Coffee Condenser Of virripa
e1eepta few Counties already disposed as az Agency in
eVral othef states alone sboo or eo,tv
en ms Condenser will make. quantity of oC
zee used N ne common boiler Coffee decidedly superior In rsnr,h
anu a'oI and a. good OF better boiler
win ron one iouh TO onehd ground CoHse-To al OF
Nheh can give IN. most satisfactory They can b.
nae wholesale and retail Of John Tyler Co. seottrv Abe
Ter Richmond IOgS TyI en- -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-05-22
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fiout-Sa,2oaSi,3l. Grain-we notice email sales OF
red Wheat at 94a9Ie for starch making,
Rye-A sale Of Southern made at 62c Corn-smal
sales of Southern yellow 62a63c White nominal at 62c
1000 bushels Penna, round brought 6iae6c part inferior
Ostdull nj 35ai0c, for Southern Letd has an upward
tendency; we notice 1000 pigs sold i25 & mos
Sugar-The demand has improved with heavy uansac-
ions in New Orleans, and about 1900 hhds sold part TO
go out Of the market at 6a65c mos; $50 hhds Porto
Rico At I1c, and mos and 200 bids. ST. Jago on p
Whiskey lower sales Of bbls 2Oc and hhds
the q price.-U Is Gag