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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-21

The Journal was real. and ate aoiHe uuia.
portanl business,
Mr. Scvierirom the Committee on Foreign r.
lations, reported en- important biil tappfa
pirates the sum OF s3.o1ooOO, To b. placed
the exclusive disposal Of the President. for th,
purpose of enabling him to conclude peae,
with Mexico. Heis to account for# II ta Con.
gress.
Mr. Benton, from the Committee an Militia
~ Affairs, reported back the House BIZ Tor in.
errasing the army ten Regiments, 50 amended
as TO give TO each private. musician. &c. a
certain quantity Of the public lands.
The Bill as amended, Was read by the clerk.
arrested attention, AMI excited goo deal 81
interest among the members.
A desire to get the floor va, imnledately
manifested, and a warm debate sprung up
Mr. Ben Oh spoke in iavor of the Bill. as i.
ported back from the Committee. with much
energy, while Mr.. Belren was not less warm
in his objections 10 it.
The Senate soon after adjourned.
In the House OF Representatives,
The House went into committee OF the
Whole ON the state OF the Guion a4l took up
the bill for increasing the pay Of volunteers.
Mr. Bell, OF Ky, who bad The floor at the
hour OF adjournment MONDAY evening, resu-
med and finished his remarks.
MrStarkwether next got the foor.aHd made
speech on the merits OF the biji and in favor
of it,
When he bird concluded, on motion of Mr..
Boyd, the committee rose and reported pro-
gress. The bill was then referred 70 a select
committee appointed BY the Speaker
A motion to print the report made at the
lest session OF Congress by CO lHgrrso upon
The origin of the Mexican war, gave rise to IA
debate as TO its propriety
Mr. Ralhbdn Of n Y. opposed and Mr. Inrcr-
sol supported the motion
Further discussion on the motion 10 print
ingersolls report was then suspended
The Indian appropriation bill. reported ia
committee was then iakenuP aud debated but
no vote was taken on it, and the House soon
after adjourned.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-21
PnlL'A. Jan. 10. 81 O'clock. Z. N.

The southern mail has arrived a Washing
ton. bringing back mails. They contain
particulars OF Mexican news already received
bnt nothing later either from Mexico or tile
Seat of War;
The market for Flour took an upward start
to-day. and holders have advanced their ask
ing prices l2sc per Dbl. For western brands
and Pa. they now demand ) So and are firm
but no sales at that price
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-21
CHARTER ELECTION.

o-s~ At meeting held in the iih Ward
on the evening OF the 20th inst Samuel Is
rael WAS calledto the chair, and II Grey APP
pointed Secretary.
The meeting proceeded to ballot for candi-
dates for mayor and councilman at the Char
ter Election TO be held on Monday ext,uith
the following rcsultS.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-21
hoIfSaIe Confectionery
FARRELL & HALL.

Manufacture and keen constantly On h6fd. a. No ,
Main street, Ctaein6s TIE largest and Lost variety
West Of New York CIV.
a1No eaai. a ior rseAases or Caftng 10 any part OF
The CITY
f4,ff5#g 81 u 1etf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-21
FOR Tile LADIES

"a NJ quantity Of new and fashionable Drg-s Good
sa-ss e,y beautiful patterns Of Raw sa fafds, &c
Eari assortment of SaAuHy Wool California. Orcgon,
ta'edopis aid Luna asdz six Wash tIFaeaz French
heriHaS Bonn aziues. AL silks. Back and Ss siri
cd silks sfHfis, t9iafeits, fravast French Nofk cd
Collars general Assortment al rbAet Cashmere Iur.
hst aHH Al either binds 6i sa~ls sk sofst.d hose
Nd gloves. ss mrs together ith complete .-s4tt
meH 81 Iaalrs Dress tJeds Please give IA an chtlF
call that wamay have the pleasure of selling soa the nj
ccsi AM cheapest goods IN ne cilv.
dee Il JAMES THOMSON & Co
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S3O0O0!
IN s2fhh
- - WV.

NV JERSEY LOTTERY. Class u. draws
a Jersey City, Feb. 10, 1917. IS num-
b RS, - drawn ballots.
priI. Of $50 600 10pHizos Of s1uo o
l do so 0 do $50
do 5000 80 do 80
Tickets 5dolis, certificate Of &c whole
tickets will be sent for G5 dols.-Sharss
IN nrunoIIion.
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t.as sEss a
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Shares Ia nrnpoltInn.
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$4,000.

New JERSEY LOTTERY. Class II DAVIS
a Jersey Cry. February II, 1917. IS
numbcrs--l2 drawn baliots.
priza OF 10000 prize Of 1000
do 5000 i do I.5CO
do $500 10 do loo
do 2,I0o 10 do 10 o
Tickets . dollars; a certificate q -
whole tickets Will be ssAt for 60 doiIars.
Shnr.s IN tr1tn-tint,
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Observation-Disclosures

To HUI Mn LII flIIN- MIMI y - & Z.
ID 7 HORABR0Oh,
IA with or without drops SIDE Lamps. Il ass and
Timed Suspension common Talie. Heayy Eianeh and
par Of very superior Hall La litle eiiet than
any the city. 1hese Lamps Of Arches superior
premium manufacture. and te4He tAa itssl inpzoeed
=tyie even cseeed any have formerly hs1 and VIII lie
sold a. The right prices Call aud sou VIII lie suited at
The Variety store Ell Monroe street. jn7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-21

MAJ n $ Zsre. sdmus,ratiy Of EIepe1cr Zl1e. dc
ceased, Alexander II GhapHe= eseeatar ot Ha=es y
Ghapliue Tire SAID Alexander. Josiah W romefay aud
Mar Ann his wife, and others. DEffApss45,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-01-21

Ii. GREY, Sccretarg
m Mr.. Wharton will please an
nounce WILLIAM w. SHRlVER,
Esq. candidate for MaYoralty at
the ensuing election. FIFTH WARD.
A Mr. Wharton will please announce
VIM. w. SHRIVER, ESD as can
didate for Mayor Many Voters.
No. Nv. WnARToS; You viii please announce
W. w. asIIRINER, Esd a candidate for
HN Mayor al the ensuing elect non.
MANY VOTERS ufihe first Ward
~ WM. w. silRlXER. Nsq vii be support.
ed for the office Of Mayor at the ensuing =.
wv cotton, by majority OF the voters OF The
second " ard.
FOR MAYOR
MORGAN NELSON, Esq will be supper.
ted for the office OF Mayor hv
ass "MANY VOTERS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
NEW YORK. Feb. 10 a.,
BALTIMORE MARKETS,

OFFICE OF THE AMERICAN Feb. 10 5PN
FIour-There n sale OF 1000 bbs of Howard s,ros
Flour Yesterday, deliverable IN March, free of storage At
So also lot OF 500 bbls Sc. To-day the marker ia
quiet There was sale OF 400 bbs this afternoon nj so
/ he receipt price from cars is S5,S11
we note sale OF 500 bbs City Mills Flour Yesterday
at so Some few holders willing to sell at this rate
but generally they decline operations at present
Gfain--Smai lots OF red wheat brought in by wagons
sell at lSal22 Cts Prime reds would probably command
l23il25 cts. N''''''''u
sales OF Md Corn made yesterday At s3asI cts for
yeo" and olne2 cents for white. sale Of Penn vel
low to day ut Sjc
We quote Oats Of 37a35c
, frovlsons-Therc il feature in the market for
fo'sion There was sale yesterday Of 100 lbs Western
me fok Sl2 cash, but the views of some holders are
higher Mess held at SIC but sales have been mad.
ABOVE SD Mess Beef held at Sl2; No a S91,IO and
rrme at las Bacon is in good request Sales OF Western
Shoulders have been made "A cent? and Of Hams Of
y cents We quote Western and Baltimore cured Al
gas cents for Shoudersi at for Sides and 9IaIO
cents Tor Hams. the stock Of Lord is small and we do
not hee OF any large sales % for kegs and SASH cents
Tor bbls embrace the range OF the market
Sugafs-Ihe hrst cargo this season of new cron Porto
hIco sugar was offered al auction yesterday by Mr. w G.
harson and all sold Wis 1879 hhds fair to good ountv Al
S9solO' hhds very inferior ;; and 25 bbs common
al 90. ~ 'o
Whiskey-Contnucs dull. There are small s,les o,Iy
at 70 cts for hhds aud % cts for bbs
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
by Magnetic Telegraph.
Arrival of the steamer sarah San,

- - tiiC 't'hihtG Ndfstn sands.
10 DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND
The famine and plague in reland-Mone,ary affairs Of
France and England-Furlher advance in Flour and
CONNECTION dull, &c.
NV ToRE, Feb 10, Bpm
The Steamship sarah Sands which did no, sail ron
Liverpool until the 2lst uli arrived at New York this a
ieTnoon, bringing dates days than those BROUGHT
By the steamer Hibernia.
The Bank OF France which has en- for some lime eon
sdeaby Strengthened IN IL. monetary condition has been
relieved by loan Of bullion from the Bank OF Enyland
The English funds were depressed and consols falling
lEELAND-The Famine and Plasue-The distres. in Ire
aHd CONTINUES 10 increase and future seems TO have
sun more misery Ia store for the starving peasanry In ad
cion 10 the famine, which working death and nse-v
IN al sections oi the land, fatal disease supern-
duced b. the scarcity and bad quality Of the food called
the plague IS also increasing the number OF deaths
STAIS-Ihe civil war Portugal Is turning in favor Of
the Queen Inc Spanish COrIes opened on the 3lst of
December The Queens speech recommended liberal mo-
visions tor the clergy and church.
LIVERPOOL, Jan Flour has advanced since the sailing
OF the Hibe'na Cd per barrel and is per sack parcel
oil superior white American bonded brought per
~ lbs Large purchases OF flour made at 39s Cd for
Phsdepha and Baltimore; and 40s 4Os 6i Tor Western
Canal.
LTEKFooI, Jan 5-Wheat this morning was from ID
10 50 per 10 lbs dearcr than the 9Th instant; and Gour
bond I'd per barrel advance. In other sricles little was
DONE and prces without change Indian corn was
steady aud Indian meal held OF 81. per barrel Cotton
was firm al prices OF the 9Th inst sales Of 1000 bales
LivERPooL Jan. l9.-The price Of western -four to-day
was 4J5 81. Wheat I'D higher. Indian corn Is high.
or. Cotton dull.
LiyEEFooL Jan. 20.-Westem -four is held a, AZ. per
barrel to day. Indian Is higher Cotton not 40 firm
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
Pom the New Orleans Pieayure, Feb. T.
Late and Important from MexIc.

BY the arrival yesterday of the schooner M,s Can't.
thompson from Anton LiZardo have late intelligence
Of very exciting nature from Mexico. We have letter
from our attentive correspondent dated on the Goth nj,
containing news Of startling nature as well rs files
oil vera Oruz papers up 10 the latest date received The
news OF the death OF Santa Anna the of his soldiers
needs eonhmauon but that there and has been
excitement SGainst him there can be doubt.
We see no account, IN files, OF the Mexican Con-
gress having touched the of peace with the Uni
ted States IN any way Ia all the debates on the con-
uaIy' the most hostile feeling appears have been e1hIb
tied
Santa Anna, in answer to the committee who
TO san Luis TO congratulate him on his election TO the
sdency said that he had sufficient out of his
private means TO support the for months and dis
missed ms audience highly gTauhsd with the inOrma
Inc Mexican Government has raised La Vega from tho
rank OF Colonel with the to Of General to that of Brig
adlef General IN ccompense for his bravery in the action
u kesaca de ia Pslma. motion has also been made in
Congress, by Senior Godoy. which carried to present
Gen La Vega with gold medal bearing the following
inscriptions on one sde THE National Representation of
loib on the reverse, ITO Cen La VEGA for hs
at the Resaca de Guerrero"
BY the wsy Of San Luis we have the Mexican accsp,,.
undoubtedly OF the attack upon the rear guard of
CO May IN the mountain pass between Monte Mofelos and
LinaTes In communication of Santa Anna TO the Sec
feta ar he says that he has received the following
patch from Don Francisco Paula dc Moreos Goyer5or ol
New Leon under date OF the 25th December, 1876 We
copy II entire:
"ln my official communication of yest.,d,v 5
your Exceency that hundred and seven Americans
had proceeded through the defes Of Moreos and occupied
Oaleaha ON Inc 9th. have inform your Excel
iohcy mat AZ o'clock on the morning Of the following
day they resumed their march in the direction Of nares
through the dohe OF Santa Rosa. The inhabitants Of San
Fedo' however, rriaed. the bodness Of the invaders
prepared to attack them on the march those points
which am informed calculated 10 repe with sur-
cess any emmy. Accordingly. they attacked them to-
day, at o'clock, A. NJ short distance from the village
OF san Pedro having only force OF 25 snd boys Will
hardly any arms but stones they succeeded IN destroying
the whole party, a. am informed. have not yet recei
we'd ul particulars, but III al the enemy, who retreated to
wards the town. were appchended by tho inhabitants and
these forward under proper guafd, hcadq1anen."
Ono Il the writers at San Luis describes general re-.
view OF the troops NJ that city the ID ut lie snys
they were well armed equipped and uniformed il wa.
pleasure TO gaze upon them, aud they appeared though
u were impossible vsnqush them" Ii can be done how
| ever.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
STATE OF THE sToCE vApprr

kEfoRTkD ny BEVERLEY BLAIR, LICENSED STOCK BRoKks
STATE soek per cents value sl00-Saes since The
msnt OF int sIOs. ~ 10y
corporation per eents value slO0-Ias, siO2
ns RIVER kanawha Bonds, guaranteed by slae-sae.
'ihee payment oi interest at and interest.
iehanee BANK stock par value soO-lass sales siOIt
faTmers Bank Stock. value IlOO-hed o3t 10 spI
va Bank STOCK, par value s7O-ils "a At sBl
Manchester Cotton and Wool stock mar vain.
slOO-heh al $40. - ~
Richmond Pre- Association Stock par value sao-.t sale,
s2yla3O '' S~''
SlOO-last $50 - - N
as93. " F u' si00-'s
Richmond and Louisa r r stool par xaIus soo-h. nj COS
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
TO THE SICK AND AFFLICTED.
Testimony IL now Received from,
ALL QUARTERS OF THE GIOpI


Tue following letters presented with VIEW OF tno,. op
'eWE he opin'nT m Physicians relation the Mefie v
NJ W sWAfNES COMPOUND SYRUP up win fugppv
w swAYSE-Dear Sir Having used your Compound sem, ~
WIZ ''y sfen'ivcy my prac eel aossd bv ,o,,
Eu ~ 'Tnehe ~ etpfeu opinion writing Of ito proper
w. ~ remedial aRct most che9TfulB comply a. rsI bv an
upNF VIII disrhagc dghi the community ~ tye ,,d
ry.eah1 n paTcuiar A. much detrst ouaes Reps,.,
and Fa-h' Noflms,t Induced from failure on the ,ot -
ca'' Of Diseased Lungs Try your Preparation N Pung. Vi
Nhh :" Nitp CurEEr Hs fuhicicnt ny that n, 40 ,
please with Tie result on hi and spbsrqnea ttaa thai ,,
sehp. ~ peicfcnc ~ M ohof Rem, where an ,r.,,
- Indicated IN The much dreaded Pneum1nia or De, ~ @
"Iss ~ INC hnrmng form which apreafs in Ko,ty,ty
'u - an invaluable Rmtdy In he Treatment OF thai d,
70 nv who know me have al noush but as th MAJ b -
~ PefsnH out NJ ue vicinity ~ Frankou wi br.av al a.,
have been enr-ged active prastee Of me roe - 10y
.no 20 hgaaf Graduate NJ Tran'yvana and n 4 h the
hHi tani meicne ever thought enough Of 70 .ps. a., -
N writing n n, ~, es sp.' ~ opinion
' funkiin County ".
Ibe above eeiiineas from one n our Phv,ir ,,s, few
MUGS ron here Dc BE- ronr good practee and considered
duae m 80 n sygpt9r,n,gg ~"
80. DruFgid Hnd Apoihoosry
" since The Introduction my article the pubue tere hsvo
nlper Z" utpncipl individuals rosfrs which they
~ '"niln Nhp CnganY, called Hafams. Hit
- aad even syrup Is Wild Cherry bot mine sth gna
oty Fnru preparation Introduced public which can
Vana TIE only fesuad against imposition that my
signature is each houie. nm. ~. swAYNg
CSrncr ~ Rghth ani Rscc Ste. fhilrdsipbi,
o. For sac, whoes1is and retail by PEYTON JOHNSTON
ll5 Main street. Richmond King Toy, No fyt BagaA WILSON
's'efsp"fa r. "a
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12

BALTIMORE, Feb. 10, 81 M.
Geographic despatch from New York this evening
sent alter the Admiras had been received repoTt.
"enesec Hour held firm ut S7,25; sales 1000 bb How
ard street eronds at $3.50 GOA and 500 Dbl. George
town do. at Se6s3-tomorow, prices will be up much
nghef sales also OF 10000 bushels Yellow Corn at 100
cents per bushel. Prime Gene.ee Wb.., Ies -. " ''
The effect Of the in Baltimore will cause aou,
and grain to advance materially probably flour to sc
ss. '''' OF lou hhd' Porto Rico Sugar at s7'l5 to
PROVISIONS are hrm and prices tending upwards-Beef
Cattle S3,25 per 100 lbs. average on the hoof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
Ion.e of DeIega1c,-re,Iordn,.

pressure Of advertisements and other matter eompels
Us to defer yesterdays Legislative proceedings.
The ScousvIc road bill wa ordered 10 be engr,ssed
wilhOl, discussion and the bill dyorcing Ellen A. H,m
ton from her husband Robert 5. Hamilton Passed
The committee Of investigation in Judge Ghoson's ca =.
reported 10 the House thatR. x. Collier by whom charges
had been preferred against Judge had refused to ost
~ IN the case whefeupon the House resolved that Mr
bad been guilty Of contempt u H. proper powcrs but
being suggested that Mr G. would. upon this expression
Of The Judgment Of that body proceed to Usufy frahe
action wss dispensed with
Eur-hgT parlIeu-aIa ll-murtona.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
% 70 her fsuits little blind
lie 70 her virtues Verv kiad

The dsy may come. when she shall be to US an eff.
cient ally IN Resisting he Allied Despo Of - O World
who regard with III assembled jealousy the growing Re.
pubhes OF The New Hemisphere. Lei Us tell her that we
eovet not her serrtory- Ii adapted 20 an urion with
ours- suits not the genius OF enJerpr NJ people 10
be exposed 10 the soothing ndJ.eace OF rDp cal sun
that we cover space larger was designed uy the
Fathers OF our CoHsriuon-ihat unwilling To hsz-
ard s severance by increasing dimensions TO an u
"ieldy size. A yIc0rs. do tins with Jut hums-
u1n-we sonihe her pride, without ounding our own
Ariu European dIpomat- have infused her with esousy
lnc suspicion for which furnished heretofore toe
Just grounds These should be aayed by frank and honest
declarations and rigid course Of justice IN our future r-
tTcoufse. The here Indicated would doubtless
cad TO an early and lasting peace. The governments OF
the two nations abandon their high preters ons
co cannot Indemnify Us for the expenses the war She
mas not The ability 10 do IN moneywe sht not 10 ss Il
IN Territory We do not even need the har5or Of san
Francisco, the magnificent harb7s OF the Straits
o. Fucar yielded by the late Oregon - ATTY Of ecua
access 10 whale ships and more convenient for com
munIcauon Nth the Atlantic border OF our Coaunen-
Nor ous1i Mexico 70 demand ha snail evacuaie he. so
and open her pors before she wi! Consent - n,giaa
with Nor ought the governments 20 persist IN re-
leeting the friendly offices Of mediator As private quar-
els are should public be, happily terminated by
the intervention Of friends. Ia the present
ton seems % be the likely means Of teeing what
should BE- toe cherished object Of both countries Inaeed
u may well be doubted there be any other mode vi ter
minaunS tie war within the mex, years By the me-
dlauon OF Russia, treaty Of peace negotiated be-
tween the United States and Great Britain Prusa v,ss
umpire IN the Of our claims against Mexico
II there be jealousy an European mediator ihe en-
lghiened Republic o. Venezuela would, no doubt gadIy
inerpose her coed Offices and institute measures for
minatrg the existing war PAClFI-Irs
9Th February, l5l7.
j, proposed long since lhe proposition vas reg,
o gfeai mons 0y The Enquirer rhoud cor qur the
whole eoln and 'bg' ENJOY hr becd of
aeros he shmu' uny have ever been prupo.s -
Oae ~ within the limits OF Nev GanaIs ih- oh,r u ena
Have we unsettled claims with Republic ,J,7 Are We 70 e.
'eld our arms TO heangul hni-hen 10 Panaml
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
BY aMgnetic telegraph.

Z. NJ.
There has been but little done in Flour The g.p.,,l
disposition to hold back for the steamers news Small
aes ho"e'eI o! Pennsylvania brands So, and sellers
hrm Corn Meal has further declined, with sales nj 81
per DBL which rs 30 cts below yesterdays operations
ne supply OF oil kinds OF Grain is small Nothing
done IN wheat The prices Of yesterday are still conen
ded Tor Sale OF prime yellow Corn SIS cts slight i'm
Provemeni and of Oats 40 cts per bushe RIVE IS 10 9s
cts; prime Cleverseed IS.
Sales OF New Orleans 7ta7i cts por h. and of
y Orleans molHs.os at 33c per gal.
Whiskey 27s25c per gallon
Provisions continue IN good request and p,ic.s t,r, ~
an upward tendency.
NEW YORK, Feb. 10, 2p.m
here IS no special change the flour market and very
niue dolngi moderate sa,s at Genesee brands are repor
ed at S6,75, but II Is generally held higher Sou,he,n
oe1tcnominal CornMeal 81 e7ba5 pr bbl
The demand for Grain is still active Sales Of IIlnoi.
wheat at l5O cents Genesee quoted at 60 cents Sale
OF ABOUT 2oOOO bushels white and yellow Corn at an aver
age OF 20 cents per bushel Oats 47a4S Rye 95 cents
whiskey Is still not quite active, with sales of bbl.
al - cents per gallon.
There is good demand for provisions and ptces mr..
hrm with an upward endoncy.-Pafriof
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
BO5TON MARKET ~ .

Coiton-saes about 900 bales at full prices Provisions.
1o pos OLD extra clear Pork sold at $3.50 mos 200 kegs
Lard 9c, two per of for cash sass ~
"enesee common brands S6,ell iG.s7g Ohio and Mebi
gan 1913 Ohio round hoop, S6.65i; Richmond Sc 75
sSo"n' Soos ta6'I5' cash. Cofn-sacs Of yellow
rouna Corn at Sl,0lal O3; yellow flat and white gsses
per bu' cash Moasscs-Sale OF 10 hhds surinAm. for
dishng' at 2le, moe 23c offered and refused for a
Sa cargo OF new crop Cardenas Hides-5ae Of 800 New
Orleans at about glc per 10, G moa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
CITY ARRIVALS.

c sssAs hor.t Fsby ii.-Rsv Futap Emory Henry
eas,, "m eanh hbemark. ~ a. smoo Caroline. ia. Aner
as.e Walker King Queen: n y ous hsndc Orange,
s,a v 10, Ahens Team: Brown Pster,bufE. p Wat.
aoo... 80 ~ "eeAs Non'~sy Geo BookeL poole, 4.
soI.. a. oehnd haskins Pr Edsars Msssmore Nor
49, s.,ssu. Muir, weod-on PETERSBURG. n IA nr.r, a.
w. '" .a"n. branhim, Abemars: 2 } Ereu John ID
A. i man Loooiwin. Cooeh. J n Winston Lou =.
H.. 80, eIo.ysaha DE- Jro Eason. Aeemarl. Geo W WI
su- >. nelson fowhaan Dr Ma ,o Pow. n A To- :.
pa1a a.'rave Henderson,, suuy pr No Yves,
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12
RICHMOND MARKETS

kkroRrkp AND CORRECTED TWICE A wKKK FOR ruE wuIo /
rop.cco FkHRuARY 10, lSI7.
IOBACCO-No change in the MARKET
fLOUR-We learn OF no sales since tho ree,,,, Of h.
late news. received todsy-holders unwilling TO sell MI
they can Learn the effect the Northern market 49,
WhEAT-l2Oal35c cents, TO quality and quanti,v
CORN-75as0c. 1'
OAIS-3l i4Oc. from Depol-in demand
CUT NAlLS-4 to Ate.
25a5Oc. " ~ S''-'' oiacA
WHlSkEY-Bbls. 2se; Hhds 27c
LlME-Thomaston from store Sll2I
moLASSES-N. Orleans 30a3lc.; Porto Rico 2sa3oc
Cuba l6a22c. WV ' -'a'oe''
CANDLES-sperm 27a2se.; Patent Sperm doc; Hull,
Patent l4c; Tallow l0al2y.
CoFFEE-La2uayra 7iase; Rio 7iasc; Java loalIi:
ST. Domingo 61a7. T"
CLOVER SEED-S5.25 $3.50
HERDS GRASS-Sl.
TIMOTHY Do.-S3 per bushol.
PIG IRON-S25 TO IS.
FISH-Herrings-none
O-Wlner strained oil best 100 cts DER gal; scare.
rho'lSioNS-Bacon, new, hog round ia9 cents; old
95al0e. ''' -" 'a'a
PLAsTER-FrOm the Wharf, 1915 per ton; do.
Basin S4,25. ~ ' w.
suGARs-DOuble Loaf Sugar, lie; Crushed. lie;
PulveriZed, llic.
SHOT-5a5t.
SALT-Sl soc.
CAITLE-Beef, by scales weight Rross 81 n S3i.
Hogs S6a64 Mutton S3aS6 w."
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-02-12

u The following officers the Court MaTIIal
Tor the trial Col Harney L. 5 Dragons for di.obedi
euee OF orders Colonel ~ $ Clarke Lieut., Colonies J.
r Taylor E. 4. Hitchcock, James Duncan and Thomas
Santord Majors II. h Crair J. l. Gardner, w. W Ora.
ham. II. Brown, G. w. Allen B. L. <. Bonneville aud
Martin Scott, and Capt W. Chapman Judge Advocate.
Capt. VIM. w. Mackau.