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Mtevfeic of the •Vcm?- 1*oj7» •Market,
lOi)\(>C'^ —We have no.iung ni minor Utiice l»y private
sale to notice I here were several sale, ai miction where
50ml price* were obtained. Tim is usually light.
TAI.I.OVV —''ales. 'J i9.1 cts.
'(-'I. 'i I.\< 11 \NGM—Maily in the v.eik Western 1'loi.r
(nesswl heavily upon tiie market, under Rome iiulavoinlde
circumstances, and price* vent down to £5,t:C lor ccinnibu
brand' pr: burdenvotiH* quantities, howeiei, were by a
veiv active ihi-iiuvs snnu d.spo.td of, chiefly by being tent
on sli p ik'.tnl lot Ki.glnnil unit Lastcrn polls of the l otted
S.a'e-: puces then iccovered, the In-t Miles wen* nt £ij,121,
intil tb.it ua> the kjae.-t price w lrcli any ol’ihti Holders
ivonl I accept. 20)1) Mils weie cniiWitc.icd foi (leitverable
• i June at $*i; giun'ilers gave 25 ct». tor the right to accept
urn; i hi:,;, m dune Tha quantity alie-oiy .irr'.ved Itoin
t ie l.'uii tl exceed' .C.5«* Odd, lint is unt s.i gr*at ns has been
leceivrd at the lii'i openin'! c.f Imsiiii * in some, nther ve ils.
i’htf sal )' wme eV.eii'ivi! thiin-h none r.t tliem very latg.*. say
lD.OOt) *o 15,i;0l> Mi’.v ui all On Friday and Satuuhiy the
following sales occurred, lbOO bhl> Philadelphia, scratched,
10 arrive, at $5,50 fir exportation; 2U0:> hhls Georgetown’
which is n uv qme plenty at §5,75a:!7A. and some Fredericks'
luirg at $3.«;2A Ai n, on the same ilavs a small lot inline
Western Wheat at 13! cts.; a larger lot would probably bring 2
or 3 cts. more: a small lot of prime Vm;inia Wheat at 125 cts ;
some Susquehanuali prime at let) els. afterwauls thero wen!
sellers at that price; a lot of prims Troy Rye at 73 cts.: round
Lorn at 7Ja73cts and Southern white gerd at G7 c’3. and
yellow at <13 c'.s
PRLIGM IS.— liie slight relaxation from the highest rate*,
which took place dining the previous week, was in fact iecov.
cred The Kuropean packet* lor this month are all nearly
full. 1-lour wa< engaged on Saturdays in die I'ackct of June
1 >t at 3-2d; and lor Liverpool d.e London jacket rate is now
5*. though no engagements were made quite so high. The
demand for vessels is piessiue in fill the ports of the country,
;it Havana and *v*iy where else in fact.
KXGHANGL5.—Rather heavy. On London d.e price for
the packet ul the 3lh was U.»D4 dull; Paris 5»7i; .Amsterdam
*11 cts; Hamburg .}•"■ cts Gon.-iderahlc specie is shippiog.
Tne rate of interest on money lur prime paper, in large sums,
is 54a) per cl per annum
HUSl.N’LSS GKNLRH.LY— Was animated in all depait
mams sustained more lArticularly at this moment from the
'Vest, thro’ the Canal, on which business has just commenced.
rout the Baltimore American.
RIO DR JANEIRO.
The ship London Packet, Robinson, arrived at tins
port yesterday in 45 days from Rio de Janeiro. The
editors of the American aro indebted to the politeness
of the supercargo, Mr. William Pctcrkin, for a fde of
the Literary Intelligencer to the I7tli March, inclusive.
It is stated that the Emperor and suite returned to Rio
de Janeiro on the 11th March, from their visit to the in
terior, and were received with enthusiasm by tho inhab
itants. Ilis journey through the empire was not, howe
ver, without some evidences of dissatisfaction among
the people. At the city of Ouro Prcto, in tho mining
districts, he issued a proclamation in which he says:—
“There exists a disorderly party, who taking advan
tage of circumstances solely appertaining to France,
endeavoured to deceive you with invectives against my
Inviolable and Sacred Person; and against the Govern
ment, with the intent of representing in Brazil scenes of
horror, and covering lift- with mourning, with the intent
of placing themselves in office, and satiating their ven.
geanco and private passions in dispitc of the welfare of
their country, which is never considered by thoso who
have followed the revolutionary system,”
Some slight disturbances had also taken place in Rio,
hut were soon quelled.
Complaints were still made against the large amount
of copper money in circulation.
Between the 24th January and the 13th March, nine
vessels from Baltimore, and seven from other ports in
the United States, arrived at Rio de Janeiro, with an
aggregate amount of 30,885 barrels of Flour.
The editors have been kindly favoured with the an
nexed letter, dated
“Rio de Janeiro, March 19, 1831.
“Every thing continues in the same dull state as when
we last addressed you. We have had several arrivals of
flour; our stock may be computed at about 31,000 bar
rels; rates rule at 13||000 to 1(>||000 as in quality. These
may be considered retail prices only, for the bakers only
supply themselves from hand to mouth; they are hold
ing back their purchases under the impression that pri
ces must decline. We have no outlets to Santos, ltio
Grande, &c. those placos being stocked as already
advised.
A lot of prime quality Coffee was sold at 4||20Q a 4||300
per arroba; regular firsts 3||850 a 4|!000.
The political affairs of this country at the present
moment wear a very unfavourable aspect. There are
two etrong parties here, tho Brazilians and Portuguese,
and much party spirit was evinced on the occasion ol
the illuminations on the return of tho Emperor from
the interior, having been absent two or three months;
blows were exchanged, some killed, and many wounded.
The former arc much exasperated, being under tho Im
pression that the Emperor leans to the side of the latter:
both vow vengeance. We arc however at present tran
quil in the city, but wo much fear that we shall have
serious disturbances not only here but in ail the pro
vinces.”
Prices Current, Rio de Janeiro, March 19.
Flour, 14||al6||; gin, per gal. 800 rs.; hams 220; pork,
26JI; soap, yellow, lb. 180 rs.
Coffee, 1st. qual. 3||850a4||100 per arr.; 2d quality,
311500; hides, Rio Grande, 290a310 rs.; River Plate, 295a
4315; horns, 16||a26|!.
Foreign Arrivals.—Considerable anxiety is felt for
further advices from Europe, and some are impatient
at the “delay of the packets.” It should be recollec
ted that our last accounts were brought by ships which
had remarkably quick passages. Last year, on the
18th of April, the packet ships Columbia, Delano,
from London, and Caledonia, Rogers, from Liverpool,
arrived, furnishing London dates of the 31st of March,
and Liverpool of the 1st of April. We were then
without any further advices until the 25th of May,
when the Canada arrived with London dates of the
21at of April, and Liverpool of the 23d. This year*
0 e Columbia, and Caledonia, both arrived on the
23d of April, having made the passage in 24 days
The next veasels expected are the pack-1 ships John
Jay and Charlemagne, both of which were to sail in
Company from Liverpool the 8th of April.
We do noranticipate any very important intelligence
from Europe by the next, or even the succeeding
arrival. In regard to British affairs, nothing of mo
ment would probably transpire until the third Reading
ofthe Reform Bill should be called up—for Motion pur
pose the 14th of April had been designated -and, as
the debate will doubtless be renewed, i» is not likely
that the packet of the 16h will bring us the result. Ncr
is it probable that for some weeks subsequently to the
dates of our last advices from the Continent, any events
will there transpire which wilt positively determine the
great question of peaee or war. Count Diebitch,
having drawn his forces into the neighborhood of the
Polish capital, was waiting for better weather for
the re-commencement of hostile operations—probably
supposing that in the mean time some terms of ac
commodation might be arranged. The Russian com
mander would no doubt feel disposed to save War
saw from the destruction which would result from a
siege and a bombardment. The stoiies that we have
had of Russian atrocities, ferocious and wanton, almost
without parallel, are either gross exaggerations, or
altogether uutrue. All wars have their attendant hor
rors, which need no exaggeration, and servile wars in
particular.
Touching the anticipated war between France and
Austria, we do not think that toe mere circumstance
of the entrance of the Austrian tmops into Bologna,
will be the cause of an immediate rupture. Austria will
not liaftml a war with France single handed, and the
arts of diplomacy will probably be pul in requisition
.un'il the powers of the north shall have matured
their plans. The Poles must first be subdued And
in doing this, the Autocrat m.iy vory likely avail him
self of the opportunity of transporting some three
hundred thousand troops this side ot the Vistula, to
act a3 circumstances may afterwards require.
It is rumored, here, that the office of Attorney—
General has been tendered io Henry St- Geouge
Tucker, o| Virginia .and declined by him He would
have filled the office well great respectability.
^ JS'atijnal Intelligencer.
Mr Livingston t.< United Stat- s’ Senator from
Loui.-iiua. who reached this city n lew days ago, has
entered upon ilio discharge of t.hn duties of Secre
tary of State, in place of Mr Van Bores, resigned
A vacancy is thin created in th*- representation
ofthe State oi Louisiana in the {’Senate.-—AV. Int.
On Monday"last, h Right linn Air Vaugiian,
Minister from Croat Britton to the United S'.atcr,
had his audience of leave of tlio President of tho
United St ites, being about 10 return to Great Bri
tain. and (*itahi.es Binkiieau. lisq. Secretary of
Rogation, was presented by him to the Pr-sidont,
fin Chargn d.-s Affaires of Great Britian. and was
receiv'd by the President m that capacity.
Mr V.vfuiiAN loti this C^iiy yestesday far New
\ oik, attended by the universal respect an.!
xvirhes of those who know line, tin ex;:.els >o <ail
lur Ijontlou on tho 1st of June.—lb.
Tin* Richmond Rnquirer, saj
'"Thn Caricature. — Wo have seen the Cabinet
Caricature which was l.il.ographed in Phiiadiiphia
— we can truly say. that wo iu-vc never ret u a poor
er thing i i | !ou or exPCuli •»% t\ irtnn of genius
n,*J»ht have made *oi.,c'l„i!g . f the subject—1 ut 'In;
daubing is utter!) vile. Ha' r.i d ndicul. iis.”
* hits, the tivo chief heroes <>fi!><: Dunruul. pro
nounced t ha'jnc-m to be ‘ vile, li.t at:;! r;diculut: "I
When Sheridan and his sow T«»m wore defeated at
the We^tm.nstcr Hasting?, i;» 1CU7, lh<* father was
ever-heard to : ::y to tlio s >a, ‘*Tomi, w!iai#!otest’i
b!e wretches ?li-'.'e bn!!nd-.s ngor-—hoy nr.. w *rsc
than the lul-.vomer.” Th * Inlia.i’si vers were
chamiog ‘S'mrry.doe.o over ”
.tSAR^IAans.
On luesday evening, the 19th, ult. by the tlov. Mr
Ilatctiett, Mr. John Itichesor, tutlir mr'uUe and inucl) '
admired Mi*s Mary, only daughter of \V. Anderson,
Ksq. all of Caroline, County.
1 lie world was sad, the garden was a v i! < 1,
And man, the hermit sigh’d, till woinanjm.ro.”
www—» in,.,.. ___
SWfn ius TSfewau
_pout ui< iTTr;7JJSOjyi>
A u it I VEIL
Packet, schr Tantivy, Couch, from Now York,
u'ith sundries, io C P Adriano**, L Webb A co. .1
McKildue & co. Davenport, Allen A co, M Hull ns,
.1 O Lay. B F Hillard, C Holt. It LI Jeukina, Belt, !
I • ice ivS. *:»>, W A .1 C (Jrune, Perkins & Harris,
Bieweli, Smith & Hannah, Burton A Tompkins,
Baldwin, IvesAco, J Van-Lew A co. N Stratton,
M Myers, J Myers, Hob A Boss, C M Mitchell «
Granins.-*,Son A 11 others, E Purer. Binf.rd, Br oks.
A co, \V P Cimn nghum, S Putney F) F N-wton, !
WAD Kyle A c.», Wadsworth A Williams, and
t . order
Schr Georg , Hill, North Carolina, with fish, to
Lewis’ W- lib A co
S< hr Phoenix. Caffey, York River, with corn, to
Wi.rinam A McGruder.
Schr Di fiance, Ackley. New York, with ballast.
Schr Aur ra. Hooper, from Baltimore, with sun
* es. to P Ilaxall, A co, L Denby A co, Ricven A
Grubb, Perkins A Hartis, Pulling A Day, J Poe A
c-t. R Johnson A Sop. J Van-Lew A eo,J Wiuston,
G L Sampson, Luke A Sixer JAW Gilliat, T.
A Rust, J II Walthall and J Garth.
Schr William and Francis, Morgan, Norfolk,
with tobacco, to C M Mitchell, passed under New
Point; Schr Plutarch. Shenton of Baltimore, in dis
tress, having run foul of a large schooner, in a leaky
condition, having carried awoy bowsprit, tibbonn.
Ac.
Schr Charles King, Smith, New York, with sun
dries, to order.
Schr Grand Superior, .Morccr. Rappahannock, wi b
corn, Ac
Schr Polly. Be l, Follylanding, with oats, to master.
Slo p . Gleaner. Weathers, Rappahannock, with
mm, to B ockenbrough A Harvie.
Steamboat Richmond. Chapman, from Norfolk.
SAILED,
Schr ElTbit Furdom,New York, with tobacco and
flour
Schr General Jaekson, Woolf ord, Philadelphia,
wi'h coal. .
NORFOLK, May 10th —Arr the ship William
A Henry, of Gloucester, bound to Alexandria* and
Br;g Hoary, ot and bound to Bal'itnore, have gone
•>p tho Bay
1 he Schr Chilo, Brower, «.f Poitland, which was
driven ashore in Nnm-omond River m the late gale,
ha been golteu off after discharging her cargo and
ua- proceed* d for Richmond.
The Schrs. Free Ocean. WiHerts; Pharamond,
Stull, A Mary Ann. Robinson, all of which were dri
ven a-diore in liesam gale, have also been gotten
ff—th<- former lias proceeded for Petersburg.
The Schr La Fayette . of this port, from Aloxan
dr.a, arrived at New Orleans Li April.
liKOC BW 1 E''
£N store, and daily expected for sale, Lv
DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
260 bags Rio and Laguira coffee
20 boxes loaf sugar
•200 hhds. St. Croix, I’orto Rico, and N. O. sugars
17 do English Island and Cuba^nolasscs
10 do Antigua ruin
4 ceroons indigo
200 boxes brown soap
40 bbls. mess and No. 1. beef
40 do do prime pork
30 boxes sperm candles
3 pipes old Cognac brandy
6 do Holland gin
50 qr. casks Malaga wine
100 do do F. M. Wino
500 casks cut nails
10 hhds. and 32 bbls. whiskey
15 do N. O. rum
10 do lamp oil
40 boxes Havana whito sugar
500 reams wrapping paper
50 half boxes 10x12 glass
50 bbls. tanners’ oil
10 bags pimento. may 13—3t
M If>K BY.—Baltimore Whiskey in bbls. for
▼ T sale by OTIS, DUNLOP & CO.
may 13—3t
GINGER —White greet! and race Ginger re
eeived for sale, bv J. II EUSTACE.
JYotice.
ALL, persons liav.ng ciai ns against the Estate of
Wm. D. Godfrey doc'd will make them knotyn,
and all indebted to said E*at<* make payment.
ISAAC DAVENPORT,
may 13-3t ASA OTIS, $ Administrators.
OTlCB.—Strayed or was stolen from my wagon
X li near Racon Q arter branch on Sunday night last,
a dark h»y horse, supposed to be about five feet high
and about five years old this Spring. Any information
concerning said horse given to the owner or Thomas
T Johnson of this City, will be thankfully received
and liberally rewarded. FRANCIS OHNSQN.
ma 13—It d St 2t c
JPorkei Book Jjost.
L>-u between U m n ii i.i.i.i Brooke Turn
Pike on Thursday morning, 12’h of May, n calf
km Pocke B <k. 'oniuimpg a number of accounts
nod rv . . 1 give to the finder five dollars by dc
1 livermg •>’. ih< Wing Office.
nny 1J—St JOHN D. DOS WELL,
Hnnover County.
TdiMUS jvqtmcMi
^11 H h uouer.- g. hi 'bin net coii.-idcr himself res
JL ponsible for any loading that may Le shipped
1 on his boats navigating the James Itjver
WM .1. TIMHBRLAKE.
Caira, 15th April. 183l-w4w
PROPOSALS Will be recmvcd by IIm* umioi
signed, until the 17th instant, for the supply of
rrti-ns to the recruits and rocru:ting*pnrty, at this
station, for the ensuing twelvemonths
N. BADEN,
Captain 2d Artillery.
R'chmond. Mny 10th, 1831 iniv 10—7t
Soap, &c.
RECEIVING per schr Planter. 200 boxes Milde
bergei, No. I soap, sugars, wines and rum
A.lco,
10 paient wrought, iron chests, fire proof, price
} from $60 to $90 each, for sale, by
I may DAVENPORT, 0ULEN & Ca
/ *.. ■ . ■ ■■■ w* ri-i.w
&Uljo l entile 43rCces (Current*
liit’bnn»ruf y + M(ty I J. 1 ; | .
I MArlJS ARIILLBJ.
I 1'uhacco, leaf—
line, lO.lll). 7 a 3
good, l a 5
lair, 3 a I
refused, 2) a 3)
man ti/li ctv rat—
1st i|tial. cavendish, Ib. a 47!
small twist, a.). 1, 11 a 13 '
no. 2, 3 a 11
Flour, city mills. Of*
countiv, 5 25 « 5 1 2
Wheat, 130
Corn, bush. 70
Coal, lie,! ii>r shipping, 13 a *
inferior, 11 a 15
Cotton, 3 a Hi
V.tlliJfS OTlIftt \ktui i.«.
Jitesv <i i.,.lio>t, li* a 20
Hutler, II a 14 A
HicJ\ t;icss, bid. lU 50
ficsb, 0 a 7
liacon, new, 7)
Cheese, 7 a 3
Candles,tallow, mould, Halil
i>pcnu. 23a30
CoJic, W. 1. green, 11 a 12
Bio, 11 al I)
Java, white, 12 a 13)
ordinary i|italitics, 10 a 11
Chocolate, no. 1, 14 a 13’
Copperas, lit. 2) a 3
Fish, herrings, no. 1, 4 7-3 a5
slmd, no. 1,534
mackerel, no. 1, 6)«7
do. no. 2, 5 a 75
(jo. no. 3, 3) 3 75
Fruit—raisins, bunch, box, 22
muscatel, 2 50
Feathers, live geese, good, 33a35
Glass, window, 3x10, 50 feet,!
2 75 10x12, do. 3
Gunpowder, Dupont’s, 550 |
Roger’s 5
Hemp, American, ion, 100 a 120;
Hides, Sn’h, sun-dried, 10 a lu
salted, 12 a 15
Indgo, Sp’li llotant, lb. 1 25ul 75
Iron, Swedes, ton, 30 a 95
English, 80 ^
American, 80 a 35
Lard, new, 7 1 2
Litac, 1 25
Leather, sole, 15 a 25
upper 1 75 a 2 75
l.iunbtr, clear, 1000 ft. 23
merchantable, 12a 13
Mahogany, St. Dum. li. 12 a 25
Bay, 7 a 10
Molasses, gal. N. O. 20 a 30
-W. India, generally, 25 a 28
Meal, bushel, 87
Mails, cut, lb. 5.)
Oil, linseed, gal. 90
tanners’, |>bl. 13 a 13)
ttierin. winter prsd. gal. 80a85
oo. summer do. 75 a
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaister of Paris, ton, 5 75
Pork, prime, bbl. 12)
tncss, 14 50
Rice, Carolina, (new) 3 a 3 50
Sugar, loaf l lal8, Iumpl4al6 i
i\. O. brown, 100 lbs. 6 a 8) I
St. Croix, dc. 7 a 104
muscovadoes, 6A a 8 ,
Salt, sack, Liv. filled, 2J a 24
ground alum, 2 a 2 1-3
Saltpetre, 11). 10 a 11)
Spirits—
brandy, cognac, gal. 100;tl75
apple brandy, new, 38a40
peach do. 75 a 90
rum, St. Croix &. Ant. 60 a 90
do. New England, 34 a 55 i
gin, Holland, 105
do. Amrican, 38 a 40 :
Whiskey,32 a 34
Steel, German, lb 12al4
English blistered, 11
Amer. do. 54at>
Shot, cwt G
fou«/> ib 9 a 7
jV.’crs, ginger, lb. 111
I pimento, Jam. |Ga I.:;
| nutmegs, 1 50 a 1 G<>
! ninrc, 4 50
pepper, 15 :
Tin', bbl. 1 50
Turpentine, sjit. gal -In > 45
/'allow, good. Hi. a a «• J
Tut, imp and gimp, lii-di. H>
1 10 A I 50
young hyson, GO n 30
II i/u, Madeira, gal. 4 .1 .5 ."o
Sicily Madeiia, I t>5;t i 1 141
Tenneriffe, J a I lu
Sherry, 1 75 a 4 50
Malaga, 40 a 50
DOMESTIC GOODS. I
Meetings, brown, 5-4, yd. 14 ,1G 1
4-1, lial 1
Ueadied, 4-4, IG a IG
do. 5-1, 111 a -40
I'lhirt,riffs, 3-4, yd. 7 a U)
I brown, 7-8, i»'u 14
bleached, 14 a 15
/'And*and strives,gpoi\ • lualhv
13 a 15
IJenims, 14 a 10
Linseys, 44 a 45
ti-dticks, 4-4, IS a 20
Checks, 3-4, *J a 14
tiattimlts, good, 44 a GO
com. 40 a 50
Coon Yarn, no. 10, 41
FREIGHTS.
Liverpool,Colton, lb. ijd a 7-s‘
Do Flour, 5s G l
Do. Tobacco, I did. .;3S
London, do. do. 5Us
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am
sterdamAi Antwerp, 55s
CJfctc.ii, Flour, 35p j
coal, loc!
A . York, Flour, 25 a3o !
coal, IniJioi, 7c |
wheat, "c j
Baltimore, coal, 3c 1
PRICE OK STOCKS. |
United Slates’ Bank, $148 |
Farmers’ Bank, -3
Bank of Va. r;
Mnncheier dc Petersburg
Turnpike, 37 50 !
BANK NOTES.
jU. Slates ami Branches, par
HEW -HAMPSHIRE.
.New-Hainpshirc Banks, 2* dii.
VERMONT.
Burlington, G
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks, par i
Country Banks, '2
RHODE-ISLAND.
Rhode-Island Banks, 2
CON SECTILL'T.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NEW-YORK.
New-York City Batiks, par
Country Banks, 3 |
NEW-JERSEY.
Ncw-Jerscy Banks, 2 i
. PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, pa; ■
Banks near Philadelphia, 2
DELAWARE.
pelawanc Banks, 2 j
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, par !
Country Banks, *lu 2
ni'-rr.icT ok Columbia.
Over §5, par; under $5, 2
nortii-carolina.
State Bank &, Branches, 2
Cape Fear, 2
Newbeni, 2
south-car0l:na.
State Banks, Mali
GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, 21
Branches, 2j[ !
LOUISIANA.
[Neiv-Orleans, b j
Doubloons, $15 {
To Boatmen.
WE wish to employ liau to br.ng from Major
John Clarke's foundry 10 Richmond, a large
quantity of Iron. " j
may ~13-3t DAV ENPQR.fr. ALLEN Co I
Linen Csunbrick handkerchiefs. '
d ll I Linen C tmbrick Handkercmfs of all pri
* v/Vr cos, from 3g. to e.xtfS superfine, some of
them with brnad Fashionable tape borders Also
Linen Cambrics of various qualities, just received,
and will be sold at low prices, at It. II. JENKIN’S,
Linen, and Fancy, Dry Good Store.
may 13
Wanted for Cash. ~
I Wish to purchase or biro Lr tan Balance of the
V. ar, n young negro man of steady habits, who has
been accustomed to the care of horses, and can drive
a waggon. For such an one a liberal price will be niy
on in Cash. RO. G. SAUNDERS,
may 1 0—2wc
. i or in i aroima *naaa\MMerrings.
| f~| Bbls N. C. cut herrings, and
AtAvJ 100 do do shad, receiving to-day, and for
sale by LEWIS WEBB <Sr CO.—may 9
Porto Rico Sugars.
d Hhds Porto Rico Su<jurg. good quality and
size—landing, for sale by
■nay 11—3t_OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
Affect in? Scenes.
BEING Passages from the Diary of a Pliysi- '
man—just published, and with many other;
new books, just received per schr Planter—for
sale b.V__ R. I SMITH. i
bushels white flint Corn, on boftrd the Schr
3 Einliy
70 boxes fresh bunch raising
20 do 10x12 window glass
Landing from Schr Fairfield, for salo by
___JOSHUA J. FRY'.
LAtVDISCBIV.
THE subscriber will give ihe highest price for
Scrip issued lor Land Warrants under the Act
i of the 30th of May 1330. He may be found at the
: office ct B. P. Michie, Esq. opposite the Merchants’
i Coflee House, Main St
j flP 10 —tf _CHARLES STANDS RV.
YVefst India Rum.
LANDING, this morning, fromsclir. Crawford,
Copt. Hudgins,
1-1 hhds superior Grenada rum, imported
direct from the Island to James River, and can be
recommended as an article of superior qualify, for
sale by LANCASTER, DEN BY & CO. j
may 7____5t
Liquor Colouring. ,
JUST received per t?"hr O.-car, from Boston,!
30 kegs Colouring—f<>. sale bv
mar 23_J WrT.TiCOX Jr & CO.
Parasols ami tJvibrrllas.
.MAY loth.
i IS II JENKINS is opening This Morning, -100 ;
Parasols and Summer Umbrellas. Ladies and j
| Gentlemen will find an extensive variety to select
' from, cunt lining the most fashionable colours, and
i made in tin; best manner, and for sale at the most1
. reduced prices ct
T, \l II. JENKIN S. I
ma fO_I ancy Dry Good .and Linen id ore.
Plank, Railing rind Shingles.
1 lOOO Feet of I -4 incites Flooring
5090 tool <>} hvart. an I rap railing
i 150C0 of cypms, 13 inch shingles—I an -.
{ ding on the Dock, for sale. /
. niaLll__ JAS. WINSTON
Rcnlly Prime Sugtifs.
I Hb<Is St. Croix sugars, really prime, of beau- j
1. 9 utul appearance, and dry throughout, landing i
I from ecbr Agcnoria, for sale by
! xyav OTIS, DUNLOP & CO- !
/f./ IPA /.V ,V»
FO RT I'SAIK OFFICE!
0^7“ JO,000 lJullihrs for b. _C0
THIS DAY, at four o’clock, the Virginia State
Lottery, Class No. G, will be drawn at the Eagle Hotel,
itt this city.
Capital Prize 820,000
ALSO—1 Prize of .SjGOUO, 1 of 2500, 1 of 2270, 10
of 1000, <J-e. $-0. &c.
Tickets only S>5—Halves 2 f»0—Quarters 1 25.
N. 11. A few in ore Capital Prizes may he obtained at
inv Fortunate Office. S. HAWKINS,
mu 12..3t
MIUR1 K\S OFFICK.
DRAWING if the Grand Consolidated Lottery.
Class No. y.
27 23 25 35 21 1
TSUS SAY!
I *irginift State hotter*/
To he drawn on This Day, at the Eagle Hotel, at f
o'clock, P. .YT.
PRIZES!
V*-W,vvv
15,000
2,500
2,270
XV VI ♦£»XfVVV
10 of 500
20 of 250
etc. etc. etc.
IiOvpfrs Sj—Halves 5s%2 50—Quarters XI 2«>.,
TO-MORROW
•V<?#r 5*oj7t Riotlery,
Drawing will b»* ■ «<'<-.yu To-ilcffoW.
PR1ZKS.
J i'rir.C oi $20,000
l do cf .0.000 J
1 do cf y,U00 |
I do of 2.000 I
1 do cf 1,160 |
G rrizes of <$iouu
*5 c!o of 500
12 do of 300
12 do of 200
&C &.C &.C
IiCKCts £j, Halves 5 50. Quarters ! 55.
For sale at K. MICKLE'S
rnny 13 N>xt b>*lnw tiled nor of the Kagle Hotel
jWjHgitsn Glares, <kf.
r W O Casts Engiisi. Sim
A One do superior Shaving Snap
'Jen do Maynaitl &. Noye’slnlc
Five gro do best Ink Powder
Two gro. Walkden’s best do
Five Canisters nf very small owe Wafers
Half gro Carmine Saucers
Twenty lbs. best English Wax
Just received by J. VI NASH
ma 11
$€11008. BSOOKS.
f B^HE subscriber has received the following valuable
A and popular school books:
National Spelling llook, by Emerson,
American First Class Book, V Pierpont
National Reader, “ do.
Introduction to do. “ do.
Second Book Reading and Spelling “ Worcester,
I^ditical Class Book, “ Hon’ble Will.
Walker’s Geometry, Sullivan,
Do. Latin Reader,
Godrich’s History U. States,
Questions on do, by Emerson,
Academical Speaker, «» do,
For sale at the Book, Stationery and Fancy Store of
R. D. SANKAY.
Uj Teachers arc invited to call and examine the
above works. In Boston, where they arc published,
they are all very popular and much m<:d. ma 11
erWTlTtv. -— • _
I*'4' ” . v4 * * > w i *• vuauiira, II VJ ill
Richmond to Orange Court House, and liar
risonburg, via Louisa Court House, has gone into
operation, and will continue without failure.
This mail will close at Richmond on Tuesdays and
and Saturdays precisely at 3 o’clock, P. M , and
the stage start at 4 o'clock. A. M on Wednes
days and Sundays —leave Orange Court House cn
Sundays and Wednesdays at 3 o’clock, P- M., and
arrive at Richmond,on Mondays and Thursdays at 6,
P. M. Tins line of stages will make a junction at
Orange Court House with the Alexandria line oj
stages carried by William Smith to Lynchburg—pns
s ng in its northern direction by Culpeper*3 Court
House, Fauquier Court House or Warrenton—'Bt
which latter point, it will meet with the Winchester
line—by which, a direct communication is afforded
to 'he town of Wheeling on the Ohio river.
At Louisa Court House, the Iiarrieonbarcr meii
is taken front the Orargo Court House mail, and
will in seme short time, be carried by a 2 horse
stage, of ir'hich due notice will be given; at present it
is carried on horseback.
The public are assured that the best horses and
most experienced drivers will be constancy in service,
and ovary exertion used to mpke the line comfortable'
and expeditious.
Fare to Louisa Court House 3 dollars—to Oran^x
Court House £-1 50 cents—All intermediate distan
ces rents per niilc.-~Slage office at the Wash
ngton Hotel.
Passengers will enter their names before 3 o’clock
P. M., on Tuesdays and Saturdays,
mar 23— Inw8w JNO M. PRICJ5.
AfSIl FOR WHEAT. —The subscriber will '
pay the' market, price for good merchantable
Wheat.__J. J. FR.Y np 19 j
Munftis ot sporting.
jj3UIE Annals of Sporting and Fancy Gazette; a
-M. Magazine, entirely appropriated to sporting
.subjects and fancy pursnits, containing every thing
worthy of remark on hunting, shooting, racing!
coursing, fishing, cooking, pugilism, wrestling, single,
stick, Pedcstrianisin, cricket, billiards, rowing”, sailing,
&c. &c., in 13 vols., illustrated by numerous plain and
2 lourod engravings.—One copy for sale, low, by
may ll_JOHN H. NASH.
FASHIONS FOR MAY:
And more .Vein and Fashionable Dry Goods.
MAY 10th 1821—1This Morning, R H. JEN
KIND itf opening, by the Packet Effort, from
New York, and the last Packets from France, 25
doz. Fancy Berege and Bilk Gauze Scarfs and
ITdkfs , comprising all the newest and most fashion
able Styles, imported this Spring A few pieces
Gros de Phillip Silks, an entire new and Fashionable
article for Ladies dresses; very rich and elegant Bon
net Ribbands; Embroidered Cotton Hose” at very;
low prices; also, plain White Cotton Hose, at all
prices. Large Feather Fans; and many new and ele->
gant Goods, Iron* the New York Auctions, which
will be sold at the very lowest price*, at
R. H JENKINS',
ma 10 Fancy Dry Good and L r.cn Store.
Fresh JPry Goods.
WE have rcce v-d ny .et iii «rr vnis, large add:- :
lionol supplies of Fancy and Staple Good*, ren
dering out1 assor men? very compldc; — For quantity
and rarUty our stock ts unsurpassed by any in the
state, and is offered at wholesale, at a small advance
and upon liberc! terms—our purchases being made ei
ther at auction, or by the package, we (eel no hesita
tion in n».-iirmg customers, that th*y will be offered at
such prices a.. cannot fail to give satisfaction—We
shall continue to receive by every packet throughout
the season, such additions as may be necesory to
rentier our a-sortment n* all times desirable both to
icholtialc and retail purchasers
nm_n_ BALDWIN IV Es &, CO.
To Country” Merchant*.
t HE suumiiber i-imw recciv > g. ;i m .>cwYork[
and Philadelphia, a Inrge su ply ot
CHOICE GROCE HIES,
Consisting of loaf anti brown .-ngars; prime green
and old Java coffee New Orleans anil Wert India
molasses; S. Maderia and Molaga Mines; imperial
and gunpowder tens; new rice; figs and raisins; Li
verpool sack salt; iron, steel and nails; window glat-s;
candles; cotton yarns; powder, shot. &r. &c for sale
on accommodating terms, by
JOSHUA J FRY,
Cross St. near United States’ Bank.
Cash ^9id for \vbtat, {Jour, cotton.
I'l'fJtDTIOjy sJCEs!
By ljancasti'3\ Beaky 4’ Co.,
S.ATl UDAY.
<»UO( KlilES.—At halfpast 9 o’clook, we shall sc li
at our Store a general assortment nfptim. Cmrcrics
a part ot which are i,o\v on the wav from Philadelphia ’
and Liaoimutt;. * 1
By wen *' t o.
WEDNESDAY, MAY 18.
’ Jf'S uc*0,k. tt* our Auction Rooms,
I wnl be sold a large assortment ol' DRY GOODS, vi?:
Kowen casKuuurs and linen drilling
Nankin, double width do J
Mixed drillings, beaverteeim
.1-1 and -1-1 coloured cambrics
b-1 white du
Prints, battiste, ginghams
Silk and cotton. Hag und madurass. hdkfs.
Nankin Pantaloons
french shirt collars.
Suspenden
Navarinos & Talin Leaf Huts &c. &c.
At private sale,
1 case superior Leghorn Hats.
JLaied for Sale.
HE Subscriber wishing to remove to the Western
|C <?Untr/’ °.ttors for Sillc ,lis lund, lying about two
p® bclo'v Court House, on the Main Stage
If tr0m -he Clty uf Kichmoml; on which
limitation, there is situated a good Brick House, finish
cd about two years past, with six rooms, a passage run
ning through it und a cellar containing one large dining
room, JU<1 another lor a kitchen, with comfortable out
houses. I he above mentioned Tract, contains about
.our hundred and mnety acres, of which one hundred
and -.0 acres have been lately cleared, and is well adap
ted to the culture of corn, wheat, and tobacco; the bal
ance is in woods, and is remarkably well timbered. It
lies in the gold region of Louisa, lias a well of excellent
water in the yaM, besides springs, which arc entirely
convenient, and is situated in a good neighborhood.
The above mentioned Situation, is good for a Tavern
a Private Residence, for a Professional Gentleman, or for
a Carriage Maker, Cabinet Maker, or any other Meehan
ic, being well Timbered, as Timber is very scarce in if •
vicinity. J
At the same time and place, will be sold, two Half
Acre Lots, situated adjoining the Hotel at Louisa Court
House, with a .Store House, etc. on each Lot. There is
a .Mail Stage that runs by the said Court House, twico
e\ory week, to tlio City of Richmond. Louisa Court
House, (the village,) is among the best Stands in tho
country, tor merchandizing, as there is a great deal of
cash business done there.
A further description of the Property, is deemed un
necessary, as it is expected that those who wish to pur
c.iase, will view the premises before the sale.
If the above Property is not sold before the second
Monday m July next, it will be offered at public sale o*
that day, at Louisa Court House, it being court day.
it 1 should sell privately, previous to July Louisa
Court, tho public shall be notified.
811 1~—law7w ALEXANDER LEVI'.
EA ECU'I UR S .SALE OF
“Cal and Personal i.state.
« THURSDAY, .ne 1 Ot it JUuy, l83J, will bo
,vJr sold, on the premises, that valuable Farm nea’i
Powhatan Conn House) c alled B. Uncmus, being the
residence ol the late Coi James Clarke—containin'*
about 5.30 acres of highly improved land, to which id
attached a valuable giist and manufacturing mil!
with two si re ms ot water which have never Li led in
tne driest seasons. The plantation will be sold se
parate irotu the.mill tract, or both together us may
I suit purchasers.
j On the saui plantation is a large two story dwelling
j aouse in good order, gi ecu-house, ice house, a lar^e
r.ew barn with stable*, cow-houses, and all other iic.
ceaKuy out bouses nearly new, a large orchard of
the most valuable fruit trees, the yard und garden is
well set wit handsome ornamental tre es. shrub?,
flowers, etc. etc.
Al=o 15 likely young negiocs; some j&ie blooded
j uiates ai,d colts; stock ot caitle, hog^, sheep, etc.
A threshing machine upon a perfectly new and im
! proved con3liuctiou, machines tor ginning, cardin'*
i aml bP*nmng ot cotton; a complete set ot engine?,
| lathes and tools for working iron. brass and wood, all
i o: which have been carefully selected; all the house
I Md an.d kiichen furniture, plantation utensils, etc. ect. *
i Iturther description is defined uimecessarv, aa
jtii0se who wish to purchase will first view the premi
|sps, which, vji€n examination vviil prove to them the
vlaue.
| J erms For the plantation and mill one fifth in cash
the balance in lour equal annual payments, carrying
: interest from the date; to bo secured by bonds wilfi
good and adproved security, and a deed of trust cri
1 property to secure the payments.
The negroes will be sold for cash.—Ivor the bal
ance of the personal estate.—under .<2U cash, over
that sum a credit of six months will Tie given.—
Bonds and approved security will be required in all
cases' G V. CLARKE,
EVor. of Jamas Clarke. dec:d.
B. Those having claims against the estate of
Col. James Clarke, will present them for adjustment,,
and those indebted to said estate will make immedi
ate payment to G. V. CLARKE,
may 5 tdsif Ex’or of James Clarke.
Jiale oi N egroes, &c.
virtue of a Deed of Trust executed to tbo
subscriber, as trustee, by Nelson Cary, on lOtb
December, 1,330. and recorded in iho clerk’s office of
Henrico county court, will be sold at auction, on
Monday, 10th instant, at the Springfield Pits, iti
Henrico, several valuable Slaves, not IcsBthan eleven
in number, most of them likely boys, and a quantity
ot ^household and kitchen furniture.
The terms will be cash for all sums of $50 or
less, and a credit of six months, with interest from
the date, for larger sums—Bonds, with approved
security, will bo required of (lie purchasers
may 6—ids H RHODES.
JYew and Beautiful JFaney Goods,
n.ive received ny'.tie Eftbr. ,i <T P.a; ei, a
▼ v great variety o* new and beautiful FANCY
GOODS; among them are
PJuin and figured changeable gros de Naplca
Changeable marcellmes
Black gro do Nap and gro de Swiffg
Black and white silk ana cotton hoSo
Plain, striped and figured ginghams
Elegant printed French muslin
A large assortment of calicoes, some vr.ay fin*;
Green worsted barege Ibr veils
Blonde gauze reds
Palmyrene, crape, and gauze hdkfs ar 1 scarfs
Muslin collars, capes, and chetmzetts
Boubinet cape s, pelercncs and caps
Plain and figured 4-4 and 5-4 bobbinat
Plain and floured bobbmet inserting
Figured bobbmet laces, from one to six inches wide
A beautiful assortment of thread laces and edging
Rich bonnet ribbands &c. Sir.
ap 13-t* II- NEJLSON Sc CO.
Sweet Malaga Wine, Havana Sugar, &c.
L\ NDING, this morning, from scar. Effort, Capt,
Fordham, *
30 qr casks sweet Malaga vino
7 boxes white Havana sugar
2 barrels do do do
3 boxes lump (Jo m
10 Ci’scs claret
25 kegs fresh Scotch herriuga
in cases fresh French brrnd’y fruits
10 barrels beer, for snlo by
may 7—3' LANCASTER. DENBY Sc CO.
Beer and Potatoes.
| Bbls of F nut lei anil Toy lor V Beer
I. ” 20 bbls of Irish P«»ta oh.—-in for 5*n'r,
* -1 9*13. V&&TCH9

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