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urcsseu Uio committee an hour hi uoloilcc ot'lho pol
icy of lho protecting system. When Mr. M. had
finished, no other gentleman rising to Tpeak, Mr.
McDuffie rose to reply, but from the lateness of the
hour, nearly C o’clock, the committee rose, and the
House adjourned.
|The National Intelligencer of Tuesday any?—“We
inontioncd. on Saturday, the arrival in this city of an
Agent from the Choctaw nation of Indians, to nego
tiate for the sale of their lands in the State of Mis
tissippi. The person referred to is, wo now under
stand. only the bearer of a specific proposition to
that effect from the Choctaw Nation to the PrrtueMu
of the United States, haring no delegated po9CPSi
from that nation to change the terms proposed l>y
them.”
IL7* Our City Correspondents musr remember that
wo have a box at our offico for the reception of letters
addressed to us. Wo shall in future take no such
letters from the Post Office.
ICT A subscriber at Smithtield, Isle of Wight, writes
us that he has not received more than live papers
in seven weeks. This is to us most unaccountable, i
The papers to'.hat office are regularly mailed every
Tuesday and Friday, before IS o’clock in the day
time. We should like to hear from other subscribers
at the saint* place, whether they have received their
papers regularly. Wc have spared no exertion to
trace and correct errors of this kind.
Anti-Masonic.—The Albnny Evening Journal
says that “ ninety one Delegataes have been already
elected to llie National Convention, to he hidden at
Philadelphia, in September next, from the following
States, viz:
Massachusetts - - - - 15
Connecticut ....
Rhode Island .... 4
New York .... -.jo
Pennsylvania ... - 2t».’‘
The same paper also states that “Anti-Masonic
State Conventions have been culled in Ohio, Kentuc
ky, and Michigan.”
We lenrn that the American discovery brigs. Se
raph and Annawan. under the command of Captains
Pendleton and Palmer, left a port in the vicinity of
Cape Horn, the middle of January last, all well, and
proceeded Southward for Palmer’s Land in the south !
Pacific.—U s. r. >.
— —
It is reported that information Ins been communi
cated to the British Minister at Washington, that
Capt. Wiilinm Bolton F nch, the present commander
of the U. S. ship Vincennes, is the legal heir to the
title and great, eslate of the Karl of Bolton. The
report its given in such a shape, that we have no
reason to doubt it. The Vincennes whs at Canton
early m January, to rail in a few days for home, and
may be soon expected. We are informed that Ca -
tain F. came to this country when he was four years
old, and has risen from an humble station to his pres
ent rank in our navy, by the regular graduation of
merit.—[AC. Y. Com. Ailv.
The editor of the Columbian Gazette, in relation
to this matter, says—“In conversation with a gentle
man of Washington a day or two since, we nndcr
stood that he was infnrmrd by Mr. Vaughan, the
British Minister, that he hud received no official ad
vices. such as were mentioned in several newspa
pers, ralativc to the title and estate which were said
to have devolved on Captain William Bolton Finch,
of the U. S Navy. The report may be correct, not
withstanding. as several instances have occurred
wherein native born Americans have inherited titles
end estates in England; and some have claimed and
rcceivcd.thccu"
A young woman in Freehold,New Jersey, recently
brought suit against n man named David \V illiamson,
for slander, in circulating reports in the highest de
gree injurious to her reputation The charges were
distinctly nnd clearly proved, and the jury gave a ver
dict of $1000.
A frame house in Conyngliam. Lehigh county, was
last week destroyed by lire, nnd a young man named
Georga Mink perished in the (lames.
__
Prcpatingfor Ike toortl.—Once on a time it hap
pened that a poor wight married a tthre 10. who led
him a nious life; she fell ill. the doctor was called in,
and the anxious affectionate husband inquired of him
how his denr spouse was; Galen shook Ins head, nnd
told him to prepare for the worst “What," said he,
"is she likely to get over it: ’
TOBACCO.—Amount of Tobacco inspected in
Richmond Manchester, Petersburg nnd Lynchburg,
since 1st October.
Passed. Refused. On hand.
Richmond, 50:il 2796 3860
Manchester, 130 122 211
Petersburg, 1356 2535 19.M
Jiynchbu rg, 3500 1090 2773
Total, 7077 C540 0773
Same period 1329, 3070 -1023 10,372
The quantity now inspecting in this city amounts
to 150 to 200 lihds. per day.
Extreme prices of passed. $2 05 to $10 75
Common Tobacco 2 35 to 3 50
Middling to good 3 50 to 6 00
pjne . 6 00 to 10 ,
Refused 2 00 to 3 50
MARRIED—On Tuesday, the 1 Itli instant, l»y the |
Itev. Mr- Hornier, Mr. Thomas P. Lauus to Miss!
Lucy F Rusk, all of tins city.
At Dumfries, Va., on Thursday, the Oth instant, by
the Rev. Thomas C Thornton, Air. Eomuno Tti.eii
of Aldie, Vn to Miss Mary K. daughter of flic Intc .
James Smith of tins city.
DIED — In this city, on Tuesday the lltli instant,!
Mr» Hannah Fi.Kisiir.n, whose friends and ncqunin-;
tances nro invited, without further notice, to attend
her funeral this morning, at 10 o'clock, from her late!
FOR KENT,
j a That lorgn ond commodious dweliing
iionse. now occupied by Mr Walthall, as
Boarding house, situated m the most j
>«Km3Rronvcnient and central part of the city, at
the corner of Main and I4ib streets. This is const
derod the best stand on the Main-street, for a business
of the kind.—Front several alterations made hy the j
present occupant, the house is well calculated to n<-- i
eotninudate a large number of boarders. Apply to
B W. Walthnll, or
CIKANNIMS, SON & BROTHERS,
ma 13_
FANCY DRY GOOD!
rjlHE following new goods are received by the
.1 Tantivy, from the New Yo«k Auction Boom®
Rest til ark belt ribands
l.ilhrographic ctnpe handkerchief*
Fushionnblc crape t carfs
Rich mourning ond half mourning scarf*
* »reen gauze veil? and green v;oi ted burcge
Bust long white kid gloves
A few pieces Foulard Persian game, nn r till re
, div article for Ladi< i’ dresses, with n general nr
| sort ment of Ladies' hosskin gloves of every do
r.Criptioii, opening this morning, for sale at redoeed
prime, at R. II JENKINS’
Irish Linen and I'rroy P v flood Str e. Main-'t.
ma I f
MAjaifliNjaws/
I >/< / nb Hli ILMOjfn
A S R1V KI)
Schr Cumberland, Wheaton, 4 days from Philndcl
phia, with sundries lojt Peyton, Lancaster & Den
by, Scott &, Fry, Wortham &. .McGttidcr, It K
Brock. D Anderson, jr, W M Swoope, Davenport, Al
len At Co, Rogers A Harrison. S <h R Andrew. J A
Myer», J Myers, jr, A A Krischinann, J Rusher, Cook
A Rvnn, Mrs Hutchinson, G L Sampson, and \V II
Kichurdsou.
Schr Chesterfield, Pension, 4 days from N York,
with sundries, to Oils. Dunlop & Co. (1 Menani, and
to master.
Sclir Neptune, Cooke, from Boston, with sundries,
to Lucke «Sr Si/.er. Hubbard jr. Gardner, Ji Peyton,
D Anderson, jr, \V Smyth, Grannies,Son &. B.others,
NV Allison, J II Eustace, J N Gordon, W A1 Swoope,
Davenport, Allen At Co, J H Nash, and T A Rust.
Schr George It. Gardner. Bowne, from Philadel
phia, through Chesapeake &. Delaware Cauul, with
sundries, to C M Mitchell, Lancaster A. Denny. Scott
«St Fry, Wortham & AlcGmder, B Peyton, Tomp
kins &, Fisher, Collins &. Co, Jus Williams, Hitiibaid
<X: Gardner, Raymond & Piothcrs. A Levy, Wm II
Itschnrdson, 11 15 Kinmnnn.
Schr Commerce, Weeks, frorn Philadelphia, four
days, via City Point, with sundries, to Worthaui &
McGruder, and B Brand.
Schr Francis, Davis, from Newark, with sundries,
to W & J <5 Crane, and J Winston
Schr Baltic Pike, from Newburyport, with sun
dries, to Davenport, Allen & Co, mid to master.
Schr Adrian. Sharpe, from Now York, with sun
dries. to Davenport, Allen &. co, J Sinton. and D
Tltnberlako.
Schr Emily Duvis, Crowell, from Philadelphia, via
Norfolk and City I’mnt.
Schr Bold Commander, Smith, from Now York
with ballast.
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells, froni*l5ri»!gcport, with,1
ballast.
Stoop Lady’ Washington, Carson, front SomorseU,
with ballast
Sclir Brazil, Creighton, from Baltimore, \ia Nor
folk and City Point.
oA I LED,
Sclir Barclay, Iligby, f.*r New York,coal.
Sclir Sea Ilorse, Somers, for New York.coal.
Sclir Three Sister?, Creighton, for New York,
coni
Sloop Rctaliatnr. Williams, for New York,coal.
Sloop Cherub, Burke, for Alexandria, coal.
Sloop Sally. Wright,for New York, with Moor.
NEW YORK, Mav 0.—Arrived, Spanish sclir
Mercy, Segura, 15 ds fin Havana. Left, ship Marga
ret. for Brltimorc, sou . brig Superior, of Baltimore,
for Cadiz, in 4 days; brig Brazen, of do. fin Bueno?
Ayres, just urr.; U. S frigate Brandywine*, U. S.
sclir? Shark and Grampus, all well. Spanish ship of
war Guorrero, Com Laburdc—and a 24 guj brig,
sailed the same day. convoying live ships bound to
Spain.
New-Ark Cider and Vinegar.
i 4 Bids of heat New-Ark Cider
" 20 do of Cider Viucgar. for sale by
ina __JAS. WINSTON
PIU)!'{ »SAI.S
VXflLL be received by the undersigned until the
t T Ulth instant, for supplying a recruitin'* party
and a number of recruits with rations at ties place.
N. BADEN, Capt. 2d Artillery,
ma 13—f>t At Boll Tavern.
Prime Sugars, tCo.
| Ilhds prime Hr. Croix sugars
10 bales cotton yarn, assorted, G to 10
Landing. I<»r sale by
ma 13—3t OTIS, DUNLOP & (A>
Attention Light Dragoons.
ATTEND a company inuetor on Friday,the 14th
Hist, at It o’clock. A. M precisely, at the City
Hall, completely equipped By order.
nm 13—2t JOHN COSBY, 2d Serg’V
RIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Rhode Island State Lottery, ('hiss No. 4,
drawing ro be received by BIGGF.R TO MORROW
at I o'clock. Capitals <15,000, 5000. 2000, I77G, 5 of
1000. T-elects <5, Halves 2 50, Quarters 1 25.
For sale by TIIO. B. BIGGER
ma 13
’ TU-MOR UT>VV7
The drawing of the Rhode 1-dr.nd State Lottery.
No. *1, will bo received—Capital prizi $15,000.
6t Numbers—s Drawn Out.
GRAND SCHEME!
1 I riZrt of £15,000
1 do 5000
1 do ‘ 2000
1 do 1770
5 do soon
do 500 |
5 l'nzcs oi csuo
7 do :!0()
10 do COO
10 do i:>0
! 0 do 1oo
&r. &.c.
i ickcs jjy», Himrcs in proportion.— r nr snio nr
majJ I\ niUKH’S Oi!ir-e.
T o-Mgrrow.
RHODE ISLAND LOTTERY.
The drawing will be received TO-MORROW at
one o'clock.
1 prize of $ 15.000
1 do f* ,000
I i’n 2,000
1 do 1.T70
5 prizes of $ 1.000
5 do of ' 500
5 do of t00
j 7 do of o00
»V C. & e. Ci C.
Tickets £5. Halves 2 50, Quarters I 2 ».
./’or Hiiie nt U. MICKLK'S,
may 13 next below the dour of tin; Kngle Uriel.
MANAGERS’ OFFICE!
Rhode Island State Lottery. No. I,
CHURCH LOTTKRY.
The drawing will be received TO-MORROW.
£15,000,5,000. 2,000, 1.770, 5 of £ 1.000, &c. &,c.
Ticket* £5, halves 2 50. qunriers l 23.
Delaware, S. Carolina, cV. Louisiana Lot
tery, No. f>,
Prawning will bo received on Sunday.—Splendid
scheme, £.'5.000 for only 5. Capital Prize* $.'5,000,
5,00«», 2,500, 1,500, and 5 of 1,000.—Tickets $5,
halves 2 50, qi;?rtera I 25.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No.
f*o Number Lottery—10 drawn Hallot*.
To be drawn nt Itii innond on Saturday, the 22d
inst.
Capital Prize 20,000 Dollars.
£ i 7 fin 1000, 1000, 1000, 1009, 9 e
Ticket- £.5, halve* 2 50, quarter* I 25, eighths f»2j,
il r A Package of 20 tickets, embracing nil the num
ber* from • In 00. which is compelled to draw £ >0,
mny lie had P*r £lO0, bv which t hi* purchaser is com
pelled to draw one half of In* money hack—package
of halve*, quarter*, and eighth*, in the same propor
tion.
UNION CANAL LOTTKRY, CLASS 0.
To bn drawn in Philadelphia, the 22d m*t.—-The
drawing will ho received nt this office.on the 25th
Inti—00 Number f«ott*rt—9 Drawn Ballots.
SPLKNPIf) SC 11 KM K.
1 prize of £20,000 is $20,000
I do * 10.000 js LO.000
I do 2,500 i* 2.500
t di 1.500 i* 1,500
5 do U000 is 5,000
Tickets £>. halve* 2 50, quart era I 25.
*** Ti kefs for ‘ale nt this office .rp
7 Ticket* 1,12, 27, * he grand pri/o of £30,000,
| in the Inst Union Cane I Lottery, and 0. 35, 50, the
icaprt.nl of £|500, in llic last Diauml Swamp, were
| loth sold at the Managers' Office, to resident* ol
! Hieljinor-V—-*• Damn Port line's Hoad quarter*.’’
may f.j YATES & Mel NT VUE
1' cli:* •U'd. Virginia
FURNITURE, SALT, &c.
Laiuhng from Sc hr. Uuitic,
• > k Sacha Salt
'/til/ .r,0 hbl* No 3 mackerel
54 tubs family No I do
6 work tables
4 folding dcaks
2 card table*
2 Grecian do, elogon*
1 dressing table
2 night cabinets
1 bureau
I easy chair
*1 work stand*
Tor sale by
ma DAVENPORT, ALLEN £ Cfi.
FOR LIVERPOoE;
The slop MOKKA, Cant
hos n lnrge proportion of her cat go
ciigngcJ. For freight of the remainder,
« _apply to II. POLLARD &. SON.
ma 11 -~:it
NE\V YOtlK u.m;.
Fur New York, the rcghlnr paefet
achr HORNET. John Got i.o,master.
_For freigh* or passage, having superior
accommodation*. apply to the maatcr on hoard, in the
Dock,or to DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
may 12 4t
FOR KI. v!'.
The Prick Tenement, nmy in the o<*.
cupnn *y of Mr. Poindexter, on Shockor
Hill, in good order for the reception of a
i_ genteel tamily. Applv to
«nn I. __1\_ H BIGGI
Paper*—Goed and Cheap*
V1LTE have just opened an Invoice of Foolscap and
* » Letter Paper—very good at very reasonable
prices. COLLINS St ( « ».
ma 12
Tanner's Map l . Stut.
A Few copies of this elegantly executed .Map on
Rollers, received fur sale, by
12 COLLINS & CO.
WINKS. N. O. ItFM, vVt.
Now landing. and for sale,
IJoxcs superior Claret I
50 (pianur casks I in Madeira S m,>
to hlitls prune N. O. rum
C do St. Croix sugars
It* Mils Newark cider.
am 12-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN &. Co.
vvm cafcR i. T . • on. .
HAS just received a very n-«i>rtmcnt
. ot SPRING GOODS", of the most fashiona
ble kind and aepenor qualities, consisting of clotLs.
cassimeres, Marseilles and silk vesting, very beauti
fui, and anew and superior article for summer coat?.
Also, a handsome assortment of fancy cravating.
stock?, handkerchiefs, gloves, suspenders, &-.c. which
he will sell low fur cash,
np v27—eots
GEORGE n:. tiffin
HAS received by recent arrivals from New York
and Philadelphia, a variety of
STAPLE FAJfCY (.'ODDS.
lie thinks it needles- to enumerate thenames and
'quantities, but assures the Country Merchants, his
friends, r.nd purchasers generally, that they embrace
a part of almost every article usually for sale in Dry
| Good stores, and will be offered at the market prices.
ap -21 —or, i :>t_
IT FRESH TEAS.
INE Gunpowder Tea
Do. Imperial do.
Do. Young Hyson do.
Do. Hyson do.
Do. Souchong do.
j Just received, for sale by T. If. DREW Agt.
mu 7
TITe' WESTMINSTER REVIEW^
.ZO//.V If.Jt'ASU AUEJfT FOR PIRGLY/A.
1 ^jpHE Westminster Review is a work instituted for
1 the advancement of t!io:-e great objects which
j are in the highr.- degree common to nil good men in
all countries. It may Lo considered ns a portion «»;
j tho contingent of the Itriti.-h Islands toward? tlie pro
i motion of the general interests ..inch are so frequent
' Jy di-guised by the prejudices o ?oinc of the rum
: muuily, and injured by misconceptions of I heir gain.
In tlie present day it is hardly necessary to insist on
the dreadful havoc of Imninn happiness which has been
; made through the application of territorial prejudices
; mid national delusions Mon have been taught to be
lieve that merits and virtues were tlie eresturos ol
(locality, and that it was possible for nations to worry
, and destroy each other, uni! both he gloriously right.
What was morality on one side of tho Atlantic, war
I crime upon the other; and till tlie appearance of lion
11 ham it seemed to have hcen forgotten that there n
j one l,aw and one Lawgiver, vv’ho-c rules are mde
pendent of geography, and pie-cnbc the happiness ol
all, ns a standard uninfluenced by climate or by cr 'vil.
With America the connexions of such a work arc
many and mighty. Viewing the American people n.
;a band of brethren, who, who under the guidance ol
i Providence, have gone forth into a better and hanpiei
: laud, it? authors have much of that sympathizing feel
. mg cxprvhsod on the rustic tombstone.
*.Vnf lost, but gilur I r/bi f.'
i in*} arc conscious too. mar on tnoir nu n pari thnv
Invelunch to olli r which may bt*useful to tli»*ir tram
planted kmdrid. As America increases in population
I anil in power, its citizens wik discover mqre and more
j abundant sources of instruction,—whether to warnoi
; to encourage—in tluy-e struggles nnd collisions of in
tercst which our conununi'.y has passed through, nnd
| at which the other must arrive.
lnlhe Westminster Review the interests of the
American people will be alwnv r.fT. nj, natciy defen
ded totke fullest extent consistent with hose laws ol
general good, which make the morality of tin* Uni
verse. Its conductors desire in return to taken plnee
, among the publications by which such portion of tdic
i fruit of knowledge bp fntn time f.> t>r:p : hall ripen jp
! tite Old World may be exchanged for the harvests ol
! the New.
i The work is issued quarterly, at six dollars pernn
! nmn. and will usually he received in the United
] State*. about one month after its publication in Lon
don. Subscriptions received by
ma a ). II. NASH, Richmond
FRESH DrV GOODS.
IN anticipation of their general advertisement, the
* ub'-ct tbers inform tlietr customers, and other pur
chasers, flint they have received by the Inst arrival!
frotn Philadelphia. New York nnd Roston, One Hun
drrd nnd Highly I'ncLagta l4'rra\ .hnrrnnn ana
llritiah Dry Honda, in winch arc included llict owr
| importation from England, (via New York,) consist
ing in part of the following articles:
Extra blue, black. brown, olive, an-! olive browr
London cloths
Extra blue, block, drab, mixed, fancy mixed, am
lavender London cassimerrs
Plain nnd fancy white London Marseilles quiltin£l
White nnd colored ground chintz, printed do do
Plaiii Imtr toilencls
A beautiful assnfficcnt cftlic newest style Prints
j Fancy, checked, ami striped, and • Idrianoplt S-J
t rw a’yfc ginghams
•t I, 6 -I and ti-1 rntnhric and jaconet muslins
White bordered rrnvats, very superior— nnd
Mixed and »tri[ad I turn and cotton drills.
Their assortment h now very good, and will in i
j few days be the most commanding they have eve
i Imd. F. St F. JAMES. A* Co.
* “ Market Srpiar'*
loaf SUgAll.
♦> 1 Lbs. of Loaf Sugar of various qnnli
•-*a" " Vs nor,, from family to Prussian loaf, jus
rre, i\o#| |,om the inni/ifacturrr-aar.d will be so!
low l»v the subscriber.
ftp al WM. J cmrKE.
WIN LS, Bit AN DY,. A c.
IJtlNKST nlil 'sernal, T intal and l.omicri particular Madei
■ t*« "» b*,f P'pe*. quarter* mid half ipianer ca»k*. received
direct Irotn Murdock, \ mile it. Co
Champaign?, C w.i’rau, l.afiu?, and Medoc Claret, of toper ior
i 'piality
' Pn-neh Madeira 9m! Frnntignac do
C pipe* very fine Co^oac Brandy—For *ale. by
_*nn 1<M« if___C HAS. PALMF.K
Itev. K*I ward Payson’s iTile.
II'ST published, a memoir uf tlie lUv Edward I’ay ton, D.
!> . late l‘a»tor of tbe Ninmil t burcli in Portland.
Aim, jn»t received, a tew cop.e* Canon* for the Government
"f tb« l iotee'ant Episcopal Church in tbe United State* cf
America —For sale, by COLLINS -Co.
in* II
Herrings.
•if Barrel* ofnelt I (erring*, landing & inspect- i
Olffl logon tRi lfuck, lor nnle by
11 __ .IAS WINSTON*
SI LL1M AN S JO URNAL.—-The American Jour
nal of Science and Art*, conducted by Beniamin
Sillinian, M. F> I. L T)
Term*—Six dollar* a year for two volume*, pub
li*hed in «]iinrtotly numbers; payment in advance. for \
one volume at n time. Complete sets furnished at
short notice, and subscriptions received by
COLLINS &. CO., Aerent
tna 7For the Work. 1
.
n \ v L received from their Factory, a great vari
- oty ol Ladit -.'mid Gentlemen s, Mis**?*’. B-.ys‘,
und (. Inltir< ii .- Ii' >ts,.Bootee* and Shoes of every dc
scripriu'i—v ii c2i, for ipinlity. are p< -rhojis a little *u
:>;‘rn:r tunny ntti^ri in theC.'ity—being made «>f.tb«.
best materials. a:ui by tint best workmen that rai: be .
procure! in the I i»t• <i Sinter.—They arc perleetlv,
ry durable and handsome.— F.>r sale
At the ftshtoncb'e Shoe Store.'
aP *!< corner of Mam and 14th streets '
Supe!fine Salad < )i|.
tiM t Biirisi'i- s. erline ^alnd oi’. For vnh* by
T. 11. DREW, A-cut.
ma 1 c
IRISH LINEN STORE!”
Shi •? ing Line ns, Sheetings, /Jietpers, &c. <$** -j
*> Cases 4 l I-isli L’.r.cnr, in full piece-, front JO cts i
O to Q.'i por yard, of improved selvage and war
rented grasu bleach
« tires do do 'in half piece*, do do
do 7-.U do fit*I pieces, from g.'» to 50 cf.s.
Irirli ami Si’octn hiipctings
*»-4. 7-4. y-4. and 10-1 darn i.-k table diaper
Dam.!sit napkins ami din.ng doth*
I case bird's eye diajn is
I do long lawns
The above lim-n good-- are of this «-pr»ng'.s iiupor- ,
tation. free from any imperfection, warranted -
linen end gra * tdendi. IVrsnns or families, * iahing !
linens by the piece, half piece, or yarJ, will find them '
r.t the lowest market prm-s. at
ROBERT II JENKINS' |
Irish Linen end Fancy Dry Good Store, Main st.
ma 7
DRY GOODS.
BROWN shirtings and sheetings
Bleached do do
German muuhurga
Bed ticks
Battisfo dresser
Cassimercs. cam’.irn ! i
Muslins, diapers, sattinetts, 4c
For sale by
tnafl-Gt DAVENPORT, ALLEN i CD
- ; *. ■ i 1. ather.
i S b Spanish Hides—1000 lb*, of heavy soal
I I Dv leather, on consignment, tor sale.
NSTON.
Black Bobbinet Lace Veits.
I ^ 4 k Black Bobbinet I.aee Veils, from ft to
;d’j S«>ine of them chencllc worked,
with blonde patterns,just opened at
R. H- JENKINS'
Irish Linen and fancy Dry Good Store.
_hi* 10 \J;, ,, -'-.rrr._
r.inniv Ituc H» t rt!
Bbls . f It oe Mcrr.ngs—UO bhl*. of net do
£*yj for sale. J AS. WINSTON,
ma !i
INTERESTING No\ ELs!
TT^OSCARINT; or the I’Htrician of Venice.
Grace Seymour.
“The scene i- laid in this country; the period is the
' war of the revolution, and the delineations of Amer
ican matin- r* are, w!m wo cannot say of all such at
tempt*, always faithful ami accurate, and soinctimas
t! _-»i< :it<-!y comic."——,V. 2 . Evening /V«t
• It is written with much purity of style, and as far
1 -■'•4 "? have examined, it promises to be full of inter
est ’’—,\*. 2. Cum. . lf/rtrtirer.
| Just published, and for .sale by
ii COLLINS* CO.
Drugs, Medicines, Ac. Ac.
i <ie 8iioscrm<T iris received a part OJ
i his Spring supply of Driiy*, Medicines.
A’c. and expoets lo receive the rcniuiudcr
hy »he f'.rst arrivals from New York,
Philadelphia and Baltimore lie deems
i! supciilMnus to sav any tliinsr liv wnv
o. pHfiing the good qiinlitioft of the orticlt*.* he offers
; for Halo, of which, os well as the {rices those who
1 wish to purchase generally choose to be their own
judges. The public have a right to expect every thing
they buy to be gomi, but it is very unuewtl to hoar the
cry of •linking Ji*h from the soiesman, if the article
j cailed for should not be the Im! of the kind in thu
market. His object is. therefore, to keep the best he
can Let-. uud sell them as low as he can nfFord.
it. c. m«P£J£AR
WATKINS, J IN this case, the pariie* will please
VS. I tnke notice, that we the un«lers:gn
FARRAR. , **d, w 1 o arc app'intod conummioiiera
fur the purpose of dividing the slaves belongim/ iu the
late Elizabeth Farrar, deed., tn obedience to an order
of the Superior Court of Chancery for the Kichir.jnd
| Di«‘net, nave appointed Thursday, the I3tli oay ol
i May. Hf.JO, at t» o’clock A. M. the time, anf
; \V *oldridge’s Tavern, in Chesterfiold, the place, tr
entry the same into execution—at which time am
j place,it is desirable, that all the paities interested
should ntlend. for the purpose of receiving their due
, proportion, which may be allotted to them, and to pa)
Mieir proportions of costs, and to execute re
funding bonds with security, as required by said order,
S. T. PULLIAM, j .
C ODER RANT,
UIGGERSON HANCOCK. Vj
BEYEKLY If. WOOLDRIDGE. i 8
EDVV Mil) II. MOSELEY, ff
GEORGE B. MOODY, f fj
, m«y t-eofit d4 a Vo
Notice.
r|Al1IT firm of Janies and Thomas Hardy «»> thii
i L rlav dissolved by tnntuol consent, and Pavic
j llnrdy is nlnno authorised to collect the debt* dee t<
; the paid f;rin. JAMES HARPY'.
THOMAS HARDY.
The-‘it indebted to J. St T Hard>.. will please pn
1 t!:«‘tr accounts t#, Otis, Donlep ,V (To., only, m wliosi
pe? session t l*r» ho !,s and accounts arc ol iced.
! »n tj D,\V1D HARDY.
—— T~————IM——
g»cti'ou Adieu.
T2£IB DAT.
BY OT15, l>lX 1,01* A C O
Valuable Stuck uf DRY LOO DU at Auctitu*
ON Wednesday, the I2ih ol* May qex», at lO
<> clock, will be sold tinder the management of
Oti», Dunlop & Co. at their Auction Rooms, onr (jn
tire Stock of"
DRY HOODS.
Amounting to upwards of $30,000, comprising tho
most general and valuable assortment ever offered in
this place—The sab* will be without reserve —Terms
C and Bmon'hs credi’, fornpprovrri negotiable notes.
We shill f»>r six weeks, continue to offer our
ctock at private sale., at very reduced pre^, and in
vite llioM' wanting great bargains, to give us a call,
inar J12 KYLE & COCHRAN.
1.7* The above stock of Goods is removed to our
Auction Rooms, and can be viewed on the day prc\l
oils anil on the morning of the sale.
mn JO OTIS, DUNLOP CO. AuctA.
1/1 he above sale will be continued thia morning,
Phursday, May 13th, at 9 o'clock. There is yet for
enle, n Urge quality of silk good*—domestics, Gor
man osnaburgs, c!o hs, cnssimcrcs. eattinetts, flannels,
kerseys, blankets &c. &c- O D. &. Co.
ni* 13 Auctioneers.
MADEIRA WINE AT AUCTION.
On ntl RMMY. the 13tb nisi, at 12 o’clock, will be fold
«t the office «,f Messrs I* llaxall i Co.
do demijohn’* of old and •iqierior Madeira \vin*\ imparled
direct from Mndeira. by lit* lute firm of (Jen. Dyball &, fe.’6e,
and particularly selected for this niatket.
Term, at sale. O. J>. 8c. C«x Au>-«V.
not 1<»
Furniture at Auction.
PLEASANT W INSTON, intending to remove
from Richmond, will sell, on Thursday the 1 Jth
insr.. nt 10 o'cluck, at public auction, at his resi
dence on Church Hill, all of hi* household and kitch
en furniture, consisting of the usual variety. Terrnfl
cn-li. Sale conducted by J. % S. ( ustry &. Co.
: ;
uv O iVKXI’OKT, AI.LEN & CO.
GROCERIES.
TiIIS MORNING, 1:1th iust., nt 10 o’clock, at our
Auction Store.
I t Hhtla prime molasses
0 do St. 4,'rorx sugars
60 lings Laguira green coffee
«•» do old while do
boxes Lunch raisins
1 j cases fur hats
1 2 boxes shelled almonds
U) lihds whiskey
li hoetos loaf sugar
•J tierces rice
10o minis wrapping papgr
60 boxes yellow cigar*
•l bin's line A.itigua rum
- pipes Cognac brandy
SO case- Claret wine
60 iibls No. 3 mackerel
Newnil; rider, indigo
Ala nga wine, Ac. Ac.
Will be added to tho above,
quarter casks French Madeira wine
40 casks lard
10 firkins butter
tOO sacks salt
may 13 __IV A. A Co. Aucte.
M A USH AL’S SALB.
virtue of a decree of tlie fTiqierior Court df
P Chancery f«.r the Richmond district, in a cnusfl
therein depending between Edmund Walls, pltf.
against William II. Foushee and James Rawlings,
|v.* ur ot William Foushee. sen., deo’d, rtrts.—I shall
prtfc *r<1 to sell for cash, on »h# premises, in tho coon*
ty ot Warwick, on the 6th day of June next, ift
public miction, tlie tract of land in the bill sagntionad,
: being three hundred and fourteen ncr«s, and oub
quarter of an acre, called Rich Neck; or so mu£h
thereof as will be HiitUcient to satisfy in a said decree
1 and expenses of sale.
CIIA. L. WINGFIELD,
at. s. c. c. w. d.,
i ma 10 — tds d__._May 3d, 1330.
Soda Water vs. Cock-Tail.
FI".WING commenced the preparation of Soda
■- W atcr. w hich I shall attend to m person, tbor
i public may expect to get it j.nire ani good, and a* eco
. no my is the order otthe times, I would recommend
tlie use of the Soda, in place of the other, not only
; because it is cheaper and more conducive to health,
but becauf' any one who is addicted to the ofcock
tHil cannot ben member of the Temperance Society.
I -hall also keep n supply of Saratoga Water, which
• »s well ns the Soda, shall be kept as cool as thoy can
be procured elsewhere.
■P IT. C. McNkMARA.
BALA N CE M A N l j FA CTORY.
AMOS STEVENS, No. 6, Market Square—
.South side Old t uiieuil Hall, Boston, manufac
tures, and ha* constantly on hand, a complete amort
j ,np,1t °f patent balances, and appatatus of everv
description. Also, patent platform balances, and
ha v beams, all of which arc warranted correct, faith
fully manufactured, and graduated to the standard
• weight of nil countries.
The subscriber as Agent for Mr. Amos Stevens,
. "1 tiers for sale n large and general assortment of the
ah..vo balance*, weighing from 1 ounco to 3000 lbs.,
an.I can at anytime procure any size that inav be
ordered, by giving short notice.
_ap_lL _ _ WM. J. CLARKE.
Hanging Papers, «fcc.
QAA PIECES H.mgipg Paper*. eome e’cgai.
patterns—ju*t received.—In store, Cham
paign? Wines, London porter nnrl brown atout_fur
sole by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
n p 28
Fourth and Last Volume.
C10MM ENT ARIES on American Law. By
/ James Kent: V ol. IV.—Just published, received
*»y COLLINS A CO.
mn 7_
D1 ETTSt AIRS,
C10LL1NS A' CO. have received a further sup
/ p!y of Music, consisting in part of the following
pieces:
Mrs McDonald's l’a rial ions, P. K ns pi on
ft ill you < e>me to the Baseer, do J. K. 11anco
Vatldy O'Carroll, do. I*. K. Moran
,‘UI idea di quell metalls, from R.*f ina, opera
Starch ami Rondo, from Der Freyschufz, M. Hofei
Parisian Rondo. ft Vigoerie
Ornnd Russian Mari k, C. P. f’i fine is
D dlte of Sfavarin. n bri>|innt fnntnaie. with nn lie,
, companiment for the violin, J. Payer
Ree'hoven s flrand WalLt.’l'. Segura
Hemenmay’s fifth sell Cotillions
Highland s Chorus
.dlerandrr
White Rady
flannels of R;i
Kitly C'freer
MUd ns the Moonbeam, n duett. A. Taylor
Thou art my only f.ore, C. M. Von Webber
Slay lov'd Arhino, uritton by Col. Hamilton, mu
sic. A. Clifton
Height hr thy Dreams, II R Usliop
Jfbsent Friends. A. Clifton
.4A.' Cruel Maid, Kelley
f re srander'd in Dreams, J A. Wade; &w fie.
11 mi I
Hell, on the Teeth.
’ rptll. t nieomf, I’tiynoldg?, awl of the tVeili.—le.
, ■ ritoma* Bell, F 15 > f F. fi. S., ineinbvr of tl.o.
Ro\al« i'll>T.e c4 Surgeon*, in I.nrdon, <St<* ir,
LAjl * or a | f a.
jsa II 1