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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
NEW JEWELRY.

CSf received this day form the East variety Of the
most fashionable Jewery Consisting OF Ladies' nne
Is'se rms WIN Topaz, Canlcos, Ameihist Aequa ma.
Hhe Garnet, fear jet and other stone sr,s fine opaz
anu S1nc' hTsoeie's CatncIon, Jet and imaio stone
90 flsip, Chased, Engraved and Jet Ear. Ring. Par.
King with Topaz, Ameihist and God dors Enamr,rd
10 Every variety Of Breast Pins for Gents good as
,neh OF shu studs, sleeve and neck buttons Gold
Pstn aud sci rings, good assorfmeuI
o' 10 JOHN BisHOP, I32 Main 81
~ iACk INK, superior steel zen ina nv The r.I,,n ~
H"iue, ior sale by j a II IIORNBENOE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
ID PAINE A. co. MANAGERS
NXfTEEr Issr -

Olhtial drawing OF the Grand Consolidated
ih1,te{ class No. ~, dawn at Wilmington,
Oi ~ ~ 45 81 6 l6 n 90 20 % % g.
Lowest prize $40
y. l.. DORSEY.
Sole Agrnt fof the Managers.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

s8xliE HORSE, by William YonaI. together with a
- general history OF the horse: dissertation the
American itoiting horse. how trained and jockeye
account of hrs remarkable performances aud essay
on the Nss ard The Mule, by skinner, Editor
Turf Register, for sscb JNO. THOMPSON,
Oct -, Union street
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
PROPOS aIS

" Ill. errceved AZ Richard w Hardine'- oalee nm.
- mrsturday, tia I7th Inst, u 4 a. fsr con.
anriaG Ia hi fucasen's Ladder tie city al whcr
,.ne-n1r OF tle Ladders IA te o,tr-aad ,,r Of
,sea trct long For further raicnIars OF r.
"rnGn"g' JOHN HAMILTON
TuA t ION "a ~.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
MILO lS mo- RLAME9-An I'M

WHO Is TO BLAME2-An alarming e.
vemi. large sum OF money some time since
was paid into the Court of Common Pleas
pert ot the estate OF three industrious and
respectable citizens. who had died intes,a,e.
lhis money the Court ordered 10 BE- invested by
The Clerk Tor benefit Oft widows A Judge
Of another Court wanted TO borrow. The
Clerk loaned him three several sums, aud took
three mortgages situated some where i'm 10th
street The mortgages did not pay up. The
mortgages were ioreclosed, and the property
sold Yesterday at the Exchange for 81, 76j. =
The loss in this case is S25,O00--and what
makes the case harder, the parties claiming
under the two last mortgages, lose every cent.
the amount OF The sales not paying more
than DO per cent of the first mortgage, aud the
borrower OF the money being iusolvent.
This is indeed a shocking case An indus.
trious citizen works thirty years to ensure
competency for his iamily--on his death the
law places has property in the hands OF public
oihcers; they loan tito another public officer
and the end vi II lisa total loss, aud the wild.
ow OF children are consigned to penury and
want. Such case has no paalleli in the his.
tory OF oil The Courts in chrislendom. With
such laws who il ssfe?--what property is
sccurei-N y Gazelis
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

rTSiiE lat Battalion Of The ssh Regimen, y
= dsrsu 70 parade on Saturday AZ. el,h ~. are OF.
O'Clock r. NJ. IN ffoni OF Csar, iiou,. m .,
form. for trslection and drin. f0n ana s I'M,
port from The counssndsnt of each eon,.,s re-
numlsr OF msn Tbs nenet and description of ,bs
sns sss"vlremen,s m his possession iie-e repor,.
fesnee TO te Organization " the Battshor h, w re-
1t Coi. JAsEs ;. WnkAr. CEo. " .cft. T-fyvs s' %
Oct. n, 49,,
on Hills White yyheaf foar IL
~ 80 na.s of RIO code. 3 he's ysv.lo
teys od Ls;uus de- 5 pstcs p.ag Tohseco
W harfes mols--c- 20 bstrc's rr-<ns Apples nli,s,
ers and Ruxscis. 80 boxes GAINESVILLE sosp is, r~-
and fof sale low, By MORROW a Xtxrvrs
Oct ~ lac. ~eS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
NEW AND CHEAP

- GORGE McMtRkAY h. now opening at he store
- roon' on Market square. splendid stock nj fame
and sa-e Dry Goods ~ uncomnenly Inv prices which
tie noice of has customers ecly solicited VIA
For Icnlcnnen super wosi dyrd Back French cioths
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

FTrHE BRITISH PuLFIT--consisiing OF diseonrScu
- by ir most eminent living divnes Enelanr Scot.
land and Ireland, accompanied with with pupn sk.te
ctc. etc, by the Rev. w sudardS Rector of Grace
ociS, Union street.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
GOOD NEWS FOR PRETTY ANKLES

Short dresses, low shoes, anJ rloid stockings
orc coming Into fashion. There il nothing.
he TIME Sur saws. Ikea plaid stocking ora
well sugled tie tos laced slipper to set oil a.
pretty ankle, aud the gihs know b.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

~ tam ietorc offered Ia this Market-w. GOOD
RICH has Just received has stock OF IAN and winter Dry
Goods, which have icen purchased 20 soil under the
Iarin Law. Those wanting bargains would do well tu
cali before purchasing csewerr assured that
all viii meet with satisfaction. Oct ~
n EBATE ON SI.ANERY-A ffcsh supply of Rice
- aud Hsnchsrd'~ de- ate slavery, aist received
aud Tor rhy JOHN n. THOMPSON. Union u.
TSAMlLN GEOCERIEs-5O Beef Tongues Of sureti
- OF qua iiy, Just received and for sale by
octiO WOODROW y3i Mau street.
GREAf BARGAINS. sENsENEY A RHODES, de.
~ sirous Of cloSing ont their stock of Ca-huares sh
Ftns, Muslin dc lans len season will sr
ihcm oil for calico prices Call soon fpr We are drtes
mined y eel them Tor whatever they win bring.
October 10, 1876
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
WATCHES.

- Nf.t. sstfH hMCutes
-. Nhy 90 d..
fuh Jsweied AncboF CSC speusrnt I.ever.
% IePine AND cyiinscr esssn.,,s., A.
oilFef Lever, bepine cylinder A. - -
watches. iust received and f,r ssts n, ~" fegs
'Np. bishop, No IJg Main a.
C. I'D PENS teesved another lst 81 tl,s.. .,,,.,.
- tIs1lsm Diamond pointed gold pess s,,s- !, ,,5
E,1I b"Hsr aHa pencils G0id f.~ne,is Goa -.
-, kuafi and ioh chains. Keys and siiae- GOA o.
80 80, waed and gih do Bracelet eissps a,l,s, r..
mo BISHOP.
- fACi - Cold s,iysf fsfs,as .;,., a., A.,
800 alh paied sprcissies peffse - s.,s.f.s,. 49,
-. 49, iof seer strlliel pefruns or srr-r 49,
- Eiassta pgi IN 81 snu any rers,u 90, "a =. ~.
mo nfsnOF. Nv Wan "a
WhItHks tioeks and teueis,,. ,sot,,,,.. 80,
- fsfs"na attention psid o. rersi,trs ,...-i.t
-, 80 lfHeifft and 81 uoff " Ffsrf..fl A.. '+'
''i' tNO. BISHOP Ne a., kf.t..
ii 1lNE cherry Wood Guhsr fsr al. l.,
- . HOnNHRoOK
~ i.0p carsf Bsngo. end Violin stsisg. ~ 49,. 49,,
- HoHNuRUoK's
80 MI NALLEfs-Ths hssf s,...,,,,.,, - "a,
g., ,f., u H...la o. sud sheep stin Fartet n,o1s
tro.s ,s.. ~ " hreiinE win ~ found a a n Hers
'''e' Fnssa 70 sat- a. Oetis
NJ Eses'red Fresh supply n n n,sas,ssb. "a,
20 "niy aItai n tsi. roaaif pte
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22
LOOK IN
TO THE FOUR BIG DOORS

OorHer Of Main and Morroe SIS. at the ircii
kno,ra ehegp cash ciothiag store Of
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-22

For GcHlcuien -0,.er woaI ayrd BACK French cosh.
Z" HEAVIER
- " BroN No., Olive and Green
BLACK AND other eo'orc Csssincs SUPER black French
for Ladies eoaks, srIc do. Rack fancy striped sage
cadet aud steel MIXES, Sainct- super striped barred A.
plain satin crsvs's silk.
fot The Ladc- super Crs,hsir cashmere robes ign
coored ca hinere do, -k Warp and fancy usirc kpaea
hIhet eot', patr Cashmere shaws heavy black richly
embroidered, shaded nioriuoes black Other eo,ors
uorccns for faiie's wea Ind IA null and swiss thrca
ace- Alpaes ca~inc- aud ANTS wool hose, sncy Ron.
net rt"ns, new style prints, very low great VARIETY
super iack brown and colorca ladies Md gloves
splendid assortment hsck. white red ner mo yarns
tMson and other cinghanfs good assortment fsuucs
all coors slrtings Eeachetl and brown with rood a.
ririy OF all kinds Of fancy ard fashion able Goods
ALSO super cunp'wieI Imperial young Tyson Teas
OOng ChulSn Mofia Shoish0hg do snpcr voyerpm,nt
lava and Rio coffee foF safe b. GEO MeMuRWAY.
oetiS Market square.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
Baltimore Market, september IA.

F1our-In Howard Street Flour there were no uansac.
ms yesterday ct any moment, buyers not boing disposed TO
seI the views OF holders. To-day there has been a toll.
ably fair demand, with sales below the rates asked yes.
day. We give sales about 1000 bbls. this morning at
$50. and 200 bbs. fine AT S4.25. The market closes
lite firm. The las; settlements from cars were at 81 81.
Yesterday q sale OF 500 bbls City Mills Flour was made
a fraction less Than S475, and another OF $40 bbls at
{ GA. We hear Of nothing doing To day.
Grain-The receipts Of Wheat continue TO be mostly Of
mmon quality. The accounts from New York are less
,eouraging. and prices are hardly sustained. We quote
q current rates to-day At 90a9Sc for good to best Md.
ds, and S0a90c for ordinary to good. A lot Of Penna.
d Wheat sold to-day At l00c.
Corn has rather n downward tendency. Sales to-day
1914 cents for white and 10 cents for yellow. A small
I OF new Corn sold at 20 cents.
We quote Oats At 3la32 cts.
Provisions.-The market for both Beef aud Pork is very
net, and small parcels only are selling. We quote Yves
IN Mes Pork at SlO,50; and Prime at So, 50. Sales Of
me small lots Of choice quality have been made at IL; and
9,75 for Meas and Prime.
The rates FOR Western Beef ae nominal at $3.50 for
ess; S6.75aS7 for No. /; aud Sass 50 for Prime. Ba.
N moves OF steadily at about former rates. Sales Of
loulders are mostly at 33a4 cents. but some parcels Of
binary have sold At 81 cents; also sales OF Sides 1T 81
nts, and Of Hams at ~ .or inferior and 90 for good. We
ar OF no sales Of Lard. Kegs are held at Z cts; and bbls
a63 cents.
wniskey- There is a fair demand, and sales are making
"a cents for hhds, aud IS cents for bbls.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
City Arrivals.
EXCHANC

EXCHANGE HOTEL-SEPT. 30.
w ID Warrel, Petersburg, Va; A b Barker, J A Hatch
, Lynchburg; v A Nottingham, G r Wilkins, I FitchelI,
ii w / Burr, Richmond; J Kyle, Chrsuansbura; Isaac
Iiden and 2 daughters, Williamsburg: J Gayle, Va; w
Lyon. Moeklenburg; J Hancock, Va; Mrs. Wheeler,
%lrtsmouth; Ms. Ould. Baltimore; Mr.. Carter, Washing
n Mrs. Cooper and family, Portsmouth; a N Richard
n, N. Orleans; J Townsend and family, ). Carolina; Mr..
I'd Mrs. Pope and servant, Petersburg; Thomas $ Chan
or, Hanover.
EKcHANOE Horn, Sept 2i-Wm. Wounerholm, N Y;
X Darlington, CSItersvlle; J w NJ Allen, Culpeper; w
Pufkins and sister, Va; DR.. w s. Morris. Hanover; o d
.ouglass, King VIM Co; J b Young, Hcnnco; X T. Rob.
Son, Petersburg; Captain Binsson. France; James Adam,
orolk; b A Davis, P Abraham, Potersburg; J w Spald.
9, Richmond; John McNeece, Petersburg; w II Perkins,
al & F EtheTuge, b Cooke, Memphis; L l. Ringgold, u.
Army; G V Rsmbaui, James Cbieves, Petersburg.
COLUMBIAN HoTEL-sepL "a.
VIM Hutehison, Roekbrdge; C r II Word, Words
ridge, Va; T Hsrdie and Lady, Kinston, N c.; Bennett
Do Witt, LynuhburRi Henry Chcathcm, Union, Mo,
Dickinson, Louisa; J X Madison, Caroline; T. c Mosby,
jwhStan; r Mosby, do; Mr. Coleman, Caroline; c G
lekett, Farmvile; J NJ Davis. Orange; Mr. Phaup, Cum
irland; w Courell. Henrco; Jas A Goodwin, Louisa; F.
Johfeys. Nouoway; J Mcneoce, Petersburg; & T. Phil
pc, Nnnsemond; J Oliver, DIR Dodson. Mecklenburg; ]
sncock, Chesterfield: l. Green, Greenyile, N {; J w
psser, Jonesborough, Tenn; J S Chewing. w Saunders,
Morris, t Brown, J Saundes,L II DIX, r A Clements,
l. + Arniss, Chrsuansbug; J Wren and Lady,
Williamsburg.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25

heretofore been considered incurable. -,eb A. IN
cen OF the lArynx, Throat. Nose, Mods. &c
The ARCANUM EXTRACT eompi.,.
Antidote 10 the serious Evils produced by the iniu-
dicious Use Of MERCURY. Asa SPRINC and
TALL fohIflEk Il cannot be surpassed. work
ing It's way thnOugh the system with a silent aud
effective force
Cleansing the BLOOD
Removing DYSPEPrIC INFLUENCES.
Soothing the NERVES;
Removing INTERNAL Distinctions and Di,.
ease. that would otherwise cause injury 10 tho
LIVER and LUNGS.
Persons WHOSE Constitutions arc brol.n dou,n
BY the use Of MERCURY, ARSENIC, BARK. or
QUlNlNE, and any who are suffering from
DISEASED LIVER, or an inludicious trea,msu,
Of any Of the above Diseases should use The AR
CANUM EXTRACT without delay.
in complicated cases Of SCROFULA and
SYPHILIS, aud in cases where the Synhilt,c
Virus Of the Parent cnusos n deveIouemrn, Of
Scroluls in the Child, this is THE ONLY REM
EDf upon which a reasonable hope Of Recovery
can BE- founded
In numerous instances, also, where liberation
had laid bare both ligament and bone, and where.
10 all appearance, no human means but unputa-
Ton could have saved life, Patients have been
snatched from the grave and restored To health,
The devocnng dsease being completely eradicaicd
by the use Of this n~iertimable Extract.
The ProPreiors of the ARCANUM EXTRACT
have had tins Medicine used in all the above Dis
eases with the most gratifying Results In using
the Medicine neither Business or Pleasure need l.,
interrupted, requiring only the usual restraint Of
moderation in diet. and is equally applicable aud
ehicacious 10 the infant as well as the adult.
- Pamphlets, giving Il Description for what
the ARCANUM EXTRACT is applicable, with
observations on InsenSible Preparation, aud a
Treatise on Diseases in general, accompany zach
Bottle. Agents are supplied with tho ADORE pam.
phets for graiuitous Circulation.
The ARCiNUM EXTRACT is pm.
pared by JOHN WINER, Hamilton, Canud,
Wct, and JOHN WiNER d Co, 20 Maiden
Lane, New York, Sole PROPRIETOR
PRICE-ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
Anderson, Petersburg; IN. BroekenSruEb seottsvine
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25

ARRIVAL or ruE U. SrArE' FRioArE CONSTITUTION -
ig Washington Safe.-The U. S. fngate Constitution,
pt. Perci'al. which sailed from Rio dc Janeiro on the 5h
f, having under convoy u number Of American vessels,
= spoken by the schr Mary Augusta, arrived AZ Norfolk
Sunday last. At q. p. M. lat 81, SO, long "a, 80, 40 mi.
NJ. Of Smiths Island. making for the nearest port, hav.
IN tow the disabled u. 3. surveying brig Washington.
ere can DO but little doubt that both vessels have ar
ed in Hampton Roads before this. Capt. Wilson OF
brig j. Peterson, (who was In company with the
~ashinston some four days after tho gale) informs the
tors OF the Norfolk Herald that he had entered into
-eement with Lieut. John Hall, the next officer in com.
md OF the Washington, after the death of Lieut. Bache, to
C tne wreck into port, for tho consideration Of $500, IL
ecied in Z days. and $50 per day for every day there
or. The agreement is signed by Lieut.. Hunter, and wit
ssed by Lieut. Robt. Steinal; aud Mid'n X. Bsrber-so
At their friends are thus assured OF their safety up to the
- they were parted from the ]. Peterson.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
Correspondence Of the Baltimore American.

FHILAbkLfhiA, sept %, 7. NJ.
Stocks were not active to-day, and did not improve in
ees. $500 Wilmington Railroad 6's, 1855 At 7Ii; 200
ares Reading Railroad at 3lii 2 shares Union Bank Of
,nnessee ut 49i; 5 $1,000 Chesapeake and Delaware Ca.
6s 1877; Penn'a SIS, 66Iae6l; Reading Railroad bonds
ta7l3.
The market is exceedingly dull; no sales Of Cotton
o bbls. good brand fresh ground Flour sold at Bats. buy.
= now offer less; old stocks sell in a retail way at S4,25
so. Rye and Corn Meal without action. 81 is oil that
offered Tor good red Wheat. Corn is worth 10 cis., aud
ais 32a33 cts. Freights are improving. Groceries very
tiet, but holders firm. Whiskey is worth 25a26 cts.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25

Baltimore, Sept. %, 5 pm.
Atnew York, to-day, the excitement in the market has
b,ided. There was small sales of Michigan and Gene
. huur At S4,S75. Southern, such as Richmond, George
~n, and fredericksburg, shield at 81 6saS4 IS which
a decline from the asking price Of yesterday, when 81
was the lowest figure.
White Genesee Wheat is in demand for export at 81 a
I Us. sales Of red wheat at IS cents = 81. and some
dice lots higher. Whisky in bbls. is held At 241a25I
Mt. There has been moderate sales of cotton, and hol-
rs are firm at an advance Of full ! cent over the prices
eNIoua 10 the arrival of The sieamrr.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
COMMISSION BUSINESS.

IHNHE undersigned, by an arrangement with
Mssrs Jones Il WHIST n. WLOse EeueaI grocery busise.
VIII al Command his attention and care, 10 agihorzsd 10 prose-
cute a regular Commission Business In this city. For this urpoa,
he on,rs is .srviees 10 his friends and public, as an agent for the
sale o hhndsoi country pfodues. the purchase and sale Of all kinds
OF nerehandiIe and property Of evers eeEcnpion, refinement and
eoheeuon OF Penrion add other claims, hire OF regroet, &c. His
charges for ssrvi,e m any OF thee department., OF busin.ss. viii
be Hsus1al except for grain. in which ease. TO meet the demand, AZ
The times, in short crops and low prices he viii change but one c.ut
ne busbel upon all cash sales, and Will make remittance. 10 any
pan Of the country. lie may at all umss, When IN The ehy. b.. found
at the store Of hesr-- J u w, who Will carefully and under his 81
Inspection, promptly execute all orders for good. adsre,..d .nh,,
70 uhen Of himself GEO. & PEARE
Richmond. September !. lR46. r1n
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AnCtiou Sales.
FUTURE DAYS.
Valuable Henrico Land,
RON =


I'LL SCH my rAhh IN henrfcO, on The U.s.
= bornsis Turnpiss and Car its Creek. Eve niie. below IN. CIV
OF Eiebuond eoniaininy thsr h.nired and thiry four acres. in >
peasaniand agoess. n ighsofhood Th- Improvement ~. suited
u = tsmfy OF mofrnte sire ih- atuauon L. vefy RE a.-nt and
-nrushy be dthy most abGsdahiy surPned with sp-isg wafer OF
the finest qislry tbi soil Is eapabl. of TIE highest imrrav,m,nt
and wei ada ted TO The eafiurs Of tie various rrop- ni--i ia M.
part ~ iho State. There - IN 4 an extensive yours orchard or-
keted ffut' ard wood and umtef ample fos the support n N. f,n.
hho; Previously Dip sci o. u vii bs sold on TUESDAY the 2sth
Of septen6er neTl without rs,srve, at public auction. tn the highest
bpdder' on the premises The terms viii BE- .eeomuods tinr. and
viii be made knosno on the day II sale. a snail part only Of IN. Dor.
ehase money VIII be required In eash-in the me antins. persons d.
posed to purchase are invited TO .Iamins H. I'm the sane day. I
viii sell 'undry srieies Of household and kitchen furniture, plan
ntion utensls Etoekr, &C. JNO. N. CIOPrOS
au 9s-cfdrif
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
Jurisprudence OF the Baltimore Son.

/. WAsuiSoroE, Sept. %. isi6.
The result Of the prouaeted Cabinet meeting held YES
Jay, was, | am told rs follows.
he Protrition OF Mexico, to tho effect that she would
20 TO the meditation by England, on condition Of the
hdrawal OF our land and naval forces from the ,.r,i,orv.
! hnt considered, and unanimously rejected.
The proposition OF England to this country. tsnderinv
self asa mediator. was declined.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
wAR.-we earn from m,

fOuuoN wAR.-we learn from the NJ Louis Rspabu.
OF the 18th instant that a committee appointed by the citizens oi
lney had arrived at Nauvoo and visited both camps; that they
10 Af succeeded IN theit mission AZ 10 bring about a cessation OF
iiies. for font eight hours, and that II was hoped DIN. would
h1s afforded for tho adjustment OF tho matters at issue between
two parties.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
FROM the 81. LOU. RspuSLeas, Sept. 10.

,SnrngR VEroos GovERNSEsr PRorERrr.-Th steame,
lihwind arrived just rs our paper was going to press. from
Missouri. She reports the loss Of the steamboat Ohio
ice for Fort Leavenworth, laden with about sev.nty-6y,
$ government stores for the army. comprising 300 case
rs and requirements, a lot Of tents, nbsut 20 wagons
! a quantity OF groceries and other stores. She struck
TX stalk, some miles below Arrow Rock, and lies in eli
eight feet water. The property Of the government, in
'ded for the army will be lost. rs the President does no
ok worth while to insure sgainsl Polk Stalks or Sausyus
wns no insurance on the boat.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
EVENINGS MAIL.
As Usunli

No New York papers wore received by last evening.
a. This is n very " hard working administration Sc
ording to tho Union nevertheless il work. to very Ia.
purpose. We fear lis like some very busy people ono
notimes mesrwith. who arc always " very busy doing
hing"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
FALL STOCK-IS16.

FALL TOCk-Isi
PEING in receipt of my Fall supply of LEA.
- TIER suitable fer the seaioB, selected in person in Tie
Northern Makes, invite my eusionsu and an IN wanI Of ,,ue
Thing extra in the way OF hne and son CalSkans To call ard .um.
inc H. ast has been acknowledged BY some Of the abl,st Judges An
this city To be the bcs hey ever saw. The French slins a OF
a recent importation from the mott celebrated manufacturer m Pa
rt5 witch, including my large assortment Of American Can and Mo
ro,e1 renders M more abe Than ever TO give SUBTRACTION 10 the
ppbIc.
y H. An aHortnsnt cf dress lnd double soed Wafer Proof
Boots and Shoes now and always on ~hsnI-aLo. Eou' shoes-an
Of which WILDE sold as how as can BE purchased in tao cit OF the
zane qDalty. DAyID wATsu
sc s2-2aw4w No 1 C,x.-o,s,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25
STRATT0N'S OFFICE.
NO. S. SOUTH FOURTEENTH STREET.


Let all the word say what they can,
Torssning Prizes, STRATrcn's the nan,
Drawn Nos Of Alexandra D-Sepl 10Th
"a J SIS 6 8 SIS 81 % 81 65 10 "a % - 81
Half Nos. . - u, a prize Of $1,000, sold and paid By
sTRATToN.
Dawn Nos OF SUSSEX, FL. iIs-sept 18th
l5 43 8 IS IS IS 20 10 So % 81 as
Tickle, Noh . IL So, a Capital sold and paid by
sTRATToN.
Drawn Nos OF LeesburE. No. 45-sepl sIst
G. 81 65 80 Az 20 9 10 60 10 ii &c IL .
Whoks Nos &c 81 II, a Prize Of 500, ,oA aud paid by
STRATToN.
Drawn Nos. of Alexandris, No. IS. Sept. 23d:
40 Is 90 81 81 "a Q IS IS a. 10.
$4,000, 1000.
Fnday-Monopgalis No. 10. Capitals; $4,000, 1000, go, Ge.
rs Nos. ~ drawn. Tickets 81; halves soc; q,- sSe-
$4,000, 1852.
saturtay-SusseI, EIta No. 10 Capitals $4,000, Is52. 1900.
he rs Nos. - drawn. Tickets 81; halves soc; qu. csc.
$4,000, 10000!
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Cas- Z, for 1860 be drawn on
Saturday, September &c.
IS NO. LoTTERY-I2 DR. W BALLOTS.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
prIe Of $4,000 ! prize Of $1,000
I 10000 so IOsO
5000 90 500
l 3IHO &c. A
Tickets $40; Halves s; Quarters 9 30.
Buyen are referred 10 my Int Of Prizes, which are rrrirtrred
at the Once, a. a proof OF what has been done; and every
dnvinG continues 10 increase the number sold and paid bym
ep oiderI for paetages, Certificates OF Tingie tickets in the above
Schemes and in all Loienes, -H BE pTsnpuy attended to, and
drawing sent when requested.
Pi'ass sddrsaI srdsn ts n. sTRATroN,
RhrhnonA I.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-09-25

y Col srrsIIEo PEcE. a ms@ber Of Congress from Missouri
resigned his seat ard an election will be held on the sIs OF
month TO supply hi. place. Col =. 4, with the ssnta re e,pe
on under command Of Gen Keainey.