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_ DAILY RICHMOND
BV PLKArfANTS A A P.BOTT._IUCH.MO.ND, Vh SATlMlBAY MOB.MMi, AP~1ML 9, 13311
' ttVMS. — V‘-« H" f'O.S to III)- ItllHHOMi v\ Mill III
City Sith«mtn»r* n Y**ftvv nn<l for h ulmitrr at the
lato-nr $N a > ear, both payable in advance. \\ hen sent by
mail $lf» a year. • 1
VnvriTnon Kor o.1 . . .... j,,.
icit.on 7;'. rents; .... jl; ,|„, non, 17, ami
■Mttiv succeeding tn<mtioii ;tij cents.
Tiiri. e a week, hrst week *| ev*?r\ ..(i,*g week ?l
I wM.e a week, tint ms-'rlion 7 j rents; every mi . .'(ling in
Hen ion 50 rents.
Dure a week, first iioertiou rents; every succeeding in
•ertmn 60 cents.
All adverti'cnn-iit* ate alto inieiteil m tlic (k>s tititiovo
Vthiii.
^ramnent advertiser* must pay in ntlvanre.
I he number of uiscrllonii most lie noted on tint MS., or they
•ill ho inserted until ordered to be stonited, and charged ir.
xrdingly. “
Anr.ual Advertisers are charged 50 doll tis for two atuares,
UkI In that proportion for advertisement* of greater length;
tracept Auctioneers ami Lottery dealers, who ere charged Al'tki
,0 I be < .OikS I I 1 I) 1 |( V\ ,\ |, Wltlc m published twice
week, ( I ucsdrtys and i ridavr,) at five doll,try pet anmiin,
payable 111 advance.
t otyi<lverti:infr—75 cents a mjuaie, or less, lor the first in
sarttoo. and 50 rents for eacii rontiunatu e. I
GRANNISS, SON &. BROTHERS,
FASHIONABLE
BOOT, SHOE, COMB & TRUNK
AV A REHOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND Nth. STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.
—— I
AMERICAN WROUGHT j
SHELL COMBS
JUST received 'ey the last arrival.a full assort-!
mcnt of beautiful patterns, and every size.
— A i.so—
A largo assortment of Plain Shell Tuck Combs—
all of which will be sold at lire lo»vesl price, at
GRxVNNISS’ Fashionable Shoe and Comb Store,
feb 18 Sign of Ihe Oohten Comb.
JUST received anothe< supply of American:
wrouglis and plain Shell Tuck Combs, which
will be sold unusuallv low, at
GRANNISS, SON Sc BROTHERS'
Fashionable Shoe mid Comb Store,
roar 2fi Corner of Main and 1 Ith streets. .
Columbus’ Companions, etc.
VOYAGES and discoveries of the companions of}
Columbus, by Washington Irving, in one vo
lume.
France; n series of article reprinted from Encyclo* |
paedia Americana
No. 17, March number ofUie American Quarterly
Review, just published and for sale by
_mar28 j’. II. NASH.
Coffee, We.
i
It) do Java do
1 lilid madder
50 boxes oranges
50 drums figs
100 Novascotia grindstones, just received.
For sale by LEWIS WEBB <fe CO.
mar 25
MORE NEW SPRING GOODS.
Tuesday. V.th March, 1831.
ROBERT II JENKINS is opening this morn
mg, bv the Ilornet,from New York, the follow j
kig Nkw Goons:
Fashionable painted ‘Laurentmen,' an entire now ar !
tide for ladies’ dresses, received by the last packet 1
from France.
New ptyle gauze and ernpo Ildkfs.
Rich white gauze Veils.
Indies' crazy Jane ami rich lace Caps.
liy firmer Jlrrients:
Spring style of gat ze and crape Handkerchiefs and
Scarfs.
Tainted crape Shawls and Scarfs.
Every description of Fashionable Lace and worked
Caps, Collars, Chomios, Chemisette, Fiorellea,
and Pclirines.
Very fine white and th;n merino wool Flannels.
suitable for the season
Very cheap silk nml cotton Hosiery.
Dunstable and Nnvarino Bonnets.
—.\r.so—
Irish, German, Silesia, ami Flcmtel* Linens and
Sheetings.
Persons wishing Linen Goods, will find them
good and cheap at II. H. JENKINS' Linen and
Fancy Dry Goods Store. mar 8
NEW music.
RI SMITH (late Collins & Co.) has received
• a largo addition to his slock of Music thr the
Piano—among which arc most of the late pieces and
popular Songs—those enumerated nro in par , which
he will continue to increase os they are published in
the northern cities.
The Parting Hour—By II Dieliunn
O! give me rack my AnAti Steed—By A. llodsnr
1 SHOULD VERY MUCH l.tKV. TO KNOW
(>, cease Hi .y Fax v—An original Swiss Air, fling
by Mra Austin
Go George I can’t endure you
The Warning, from the Spanish—By Gor
Yes, I will leave my Father’s Halls—By
Sidney Waller
At earths* when thy hand I crest—By W. M.
R. Bsq of Petersburg, Va.
The pride or the Valley—By llvinried
Britannia rat weeding
'Twas Nature's gay day—B Bivins
The Musical Wiuk—By A. SehurU
We met—T. II. Bayle
O! WHY HAST TIIOIl TAUGHT ME TO LOVE TIIEE.
Lightly iierk—By J. Moschalna
Away my gallant Page, away — W, Ball
Soldier's Tear —By A. Bee
Sailor's Tear—S. Waller
Lnvfc’s Kitornella—J. Cooke
Isle oe Beauty, eare tiiee well—By T. A
Rawlings *
The Aimh.lo—A collection 01 Solos, Variations,
Waltzes. Rondos, Duetts, &e. from various An
thorp, nrranged f»»r the Flute, Piano. Guitar, and
ttvo Flutes, by B Mignen, and A. Foil, M. I),
I In hen Pih Mai Mew<>ria, Duetto—by Rossini
Acre’s Ba Biciiesse—Bv Aubor
Nk M'Ourlie.z Pas—M. Cradle
I Hi E. THEM ON TIIMR WINDING WAY — From Ill-Imp
lleber
Christmas Ve ukr Ih mn—One or three variation*
Captive Knight—By Mrs. Homans
The Star or Bethlehem—Words by II. V,
White
Tyrolese Evening Hymn— By M's Homans
From Greenland's icy Mountain* Bishop Ileher
Lvn.r. Sack .v—(A periodica! publication)—tw.i
numbers just received, nml many o'her ManJnrd
pieces, for the Piano, Guitar, and Flute,
Mew Zealand Spinage.
rpllK subscriber has received a sin ill supply of
1. this scarce nml valuable seed. In which ho
would call the attention of the public. Thoae who
wish to purchase, can hr mnde acquainted with the
niorlr of culture, so ns to ensure a plentiful supply of
it throughout the whole year. It is said to hr infinitely
superior to anv other kind of Spmnge in all respects.
mar If. 0. McVP.MMtA.
iJrgttnl Spring nun Summer Goods.
A N elegant assortment of Sprir.g anil Summer
Coml», just received on Shoekne Hill, first Dry
tlonil Store above the Theatre, and expect in a few
•!»> **« additional supplies from New York- -all of which,
and the old stork, will he offered at prices to suit the
tunes. I lie public rrr requested to examine for them
selves—an enumeration of articles is deemed unneces
sary, as the assortment comprises almost every article
in the Dry (iouiis line, anil of the most fashionable style.
It. W. WALTHALL, Agent,
mar '-1- f>t Opposite Mr. Ira Ticlienor's.
New Spring Goods.
ROBERT ll JENKINS h opening,by the Puck
et Tnntivy front New York, the following new
Dry (io. ds.
Chargeable colored (iro do Nan--.
Rich figured white (Inuzo Veil*.
An extensive aamrtment black Luce Veils.
Blonde figured (iauze Ildkf-i—fiincy colored, and
hail mourning—a new style of goods, and for si c at
a low price.
A few doz<>ti more of those elegant embroidered i
white mtton I lose
A few pieces, new style, French coronation (ling
hams.
Linen Floss oral Linen Purling.
—*W >y—
1 rase Herman Linens, which, lor lincrcrs and i
cheapness, are preferable to anv yet olldred. nml will !
be sold at the most reduced prices, nt
It. II. JENKINS'
mar I.inni anil F'unrt/ Dr;/ (lon.ts Store
C1 LOVER, 1
* Orchard Crass fc .
Herds do >Seed*’
Timothy, y
For snle by LEWIS WEBB &, CO.
rnar Id
ft ebb's Segars.
u&^ Superfine and fine yellow
Segars, in half ntid qr. b->«cs.
For sale by JAS. WINSTON,
msr 25
r p 11 h subHrriber ou«*rs tor sale blips nr tuUmgR
i of the VINE, of the following varieties:
It.ii.ian—Cnnniola% nt $2 .'*0 per 100. Dark Oval,
Purple, for the table ami wine.
French—JHeunirr, a* $2 .10 ppr 100, round fruit. !
black, and in clusters, for t he table and wine, both;
hardy, and quite acclimated.
Ei.awkr—A Spanish Fruit. £‘3 r,0 per 100, large!
Oval White, for the table only—one of *hc best
grapes of Spain.
Italian—Five or six kinds mixed. ;»13 per 100.,
(from Tuscany.)
Amkrtoxn—Isabella, £3 per 100—a native fruit of
unusually large size, a never failing bearer, yielding
wine much resembling the Muscat of France.
Several thousand slips of the above kinds will be
disposed of if immediate application is made,
mar24 HUGH C. McNEMARA.
SIAMESE TWINS.
rIMIL Siamese Twins: a satirical Talc of the ,
1 Times, with other Poems. By the author of
Pelham. &c. &c , just published and for sale, by
mar2 .'.II. NASII.
BYRON’S WORKS complete* in one volume
Moore's Works do •
Scott’s Works do
Goldsmith's Works do
Burns* \Vork» do
Chalmers’ Works do I
Josephus do
Sliakspearc do
Plutarch's Lives do
Murphy’s Tacitus do
Watson’s Theology d.»
Heine's Herodotus do
Baker's Livy complete, in 2 vols
1 Iannah Moore's Works do do
Russel s Modern Europe do
And many other beautiful and cheap Editions of
Valuable Works—for sale by J. II. NASH,
mar 23
Mo Mistake.
E.^OR Judkins Ointment, prepared by Judkins him
self, apply to me, first door above the Bell Ta
vern, where a large supply of the true and genuine
article, direct from him, may always be found. !
shall not reduce the price of this article at retail, hut
to persons who may purchase to sell again. I will sek
at snob a price ns w ill be considered a very hbernl dis
count. II. C. Mc’NEMARA.
ENGLISH ANNUALS FOR 1831.
IANDSCAPK ANNUAL, illustrated by 2C cle
-A gant engravings, and handsomely bound.
The Musical fIij«»u. an Album of music, poetry and
proso. and illustrated by many splendid engravings
Tin* Remembrance, edited by Roacoc, with many
handsome engravings and beautifully bound.
The Ins, a literary and religious ofi’ rmg, with nu
merous tine engravings mid bound in silk.
l’a!stifl’’s Comic Annual, illustrated by several hun
dred remarkably humorous cuts to life, and Well
bound. For sale by
mar : I .1. II. NASH.
J HI M SPL&ND1D.
VPOLLO’S (tiff, nr the Musical Souvenir
The Keepsake Francais
The Talisman
The I.itcrary Souvenir
'Flie Amulet
.tovenile Forget Me Not
New Year’s (lift
Hood’s Comic Annual
.1 V All handsomely bound in silk. Air., and with
splendid Engravings, from the first artists in the
world—all just imported, and now offered for sale, for
the first time in Richmond, by .?. II. NASH,
mar 20
London Annuals tor 1831.
'Oil” Ami'i i r—A Christian nnd Literary Remem*
1 brnneer, by S. C, Hall, with twelve fine engra
vings.
Tiiv. Kvv.psthr.—Edited by F. M. Reynold*.—
eighteen splendid plntes
Tiiv. Comic Anm \i—Tly F. Hood
Tiiv Lirvntnv Sol'vknih—By A. A. Walla—
twelve fine plates
Tiiv. Nr.vv Yr.An'i* Cikt, or Jivkmm: Souvkpw—
Bv Mrs A. W it's—nine phiirs
Tiiv Ji vemi.i Forokt Mi: Not—By Mrs. S C.
Hall—twelve plates.
Just received, and for sale by
nmr 26 R. I. SMITH.
\Wbl»\t Scgurs.
^ (Hlik >•) Webb'* superfine yellow pc
■ gars, so mtivh approved of. pist
received p nd for sale. JAS WINSTON,
mar 10
Clover cod, Whipkcy, Sugur, A<
IIT. are ibis morning receiving hv the Sfeam
| ** boat Nor In It, from Baltimore,
100 bushels (ir.f quality clover-red. nnd
‘20 hlids Baltimore whiskey.
And bv Hie Si fir Richard, from New York,
to Mels New Orlenn. sugar, nnd
12 do Porto Rico molasses, of superior nual
itv. for sale by RALSTON At PLEASANTS,
mar 7
Whiskey «tnd Coffer.
I Buis Baltimore whiskey
mi\v to bags Java rolTee.
Landing, for sale, by
np !* :?t OAVENi’ORT, .y.LEN St Co.
70 t'EHMWS LV / l/lfil.Y/.l.
Owning Military Lands in Kentucky.
[Live in Hickman county, Kentucky, nt < .'oluinhiis nr’ Iron
Bank', on in* Mississippi Itivrr; I am ihe surveyor nf liip
Virginia Military Lands cm Mate K.Ul.iii.hmeiit, and liave sur
veyed a good many ol them vo'it'i «e-i of the Tennessee river,
since the aii'atli <>| my |i|i‘<lece»<ir, Mij Win ('ntji'sit;—lam
agent fur a number nf |ieisnns owning those lauds, anil would
willingly act fir others who limy think proper to entrust their
business with nut i am probably better i«>juaintcd with the
situation ol those lands, than any other person; tie that a* it
may, they w ant attention; and w liether they emplov me or not,
I would advise the owners to pay immediate attention to them:
some nt which have lieen pi'laged of their timber, sotna have
l®en enteied as Warrant Lands and persons living on them,
and the occupant laws of our «taie may, after a while, put the
owneis to cuii'ideiahlit expense and trnuhli; I Ji»ve guarded
many of tlime l.yuls ns well n« I muld, without having more
authority "1 In-re are large bodies nl lln'e Military Lauds lying
h’;;et|ier, ami but few perrons Irving on them, tome with 1 a«rs,
Inn mure ‘i;uaiters, not calculated to enhance their value. Tlirte
"tre ten or twelve miles sipinre nl loose land', m-ar me. of winch
I would advise the owm is (knowing it lo !>e fm tlieir tnti'iesi.)
tn sell a small pan. say two or iliree hnudir t ..rr«-> out of each
1,0*»0 acre tract, even a« a low pre*, an-l 1 am confident, tiiat
m two or three veers it would enhance tl e value of the balance
to double or treble what the whole irrn would lie woith. to I
mam as it now is Orsons buying and settling on part, would ]
take rare of the balance and injure o'hers to come into ihe I
ueighourhood; amt it is a settlement that gives value to laud. ]
I would act as agunt for owners ol lands no the ('umherlind *
and Tennessee mvis, as well as south west of Tennessee,
where I live, on as good terin« a? any one w bo will ntteod as he
ought, to the liu-ine*'. I shall give no iefrreuc.es fur recoin- j
niendaii nis; I a n well known in Kentucky, and hat e sutne ac
r|iiamtaiu.es in my native state. Virginn; if j -rioiis have not
< Olifiilritce in me, I do i ot desue their bii'niC'S; if I get no
agencies, I am willing to spend a trifle in giving the owners of
those land', this imtire. There are many ol the Mihtarv I
l and' Mvith we»t ol the Temirt'rr nver, llial arc interfeied I
with by tVasuiy Warrant rlanns. and arc in possession of ihe !
< laimants or their 'IVnanls, some ol w l.icl: are not worth a law
*uit it. the Federal ('niir', and if t'ongress are disposed to do
justice towards the Officer* and tioldiers of the Virginia ’•rate '
r.ine, they 'houhl suffer the ow nei- tn withdraw them and pro
cure scrip for the amount of their Warrants, or they will cer
tainly be m a worse situation that, those who neglected lo locale
theff warrants at all. RICHARD TAYLOR, Jit.
Columbus, Hickman county, Ky. J.m. 2'd, 1SJ1.
mar 11 -law lot
it i i: cj o.
This thorough hred horse w ill marul
i lie ensuing sias' n at rr.v farm railed Ma
chumps, in the county of Hanover, 5 miles
from the court house and 16 from tlich
mono—season to commence the I5in ot rel>. and ex- ;
pirc th« 15th of July—price ?0 dollars, payable by !
fifteen, if pM l»v the latter period—thirty dollars to
insure—pasturage gratis, but no responsibility for
accidents or escapes. Uiego i* a black, lull sixteen
hands high, and possessed al great bone and muscle. I
Two of Kicgo’s colts have been trained, and each ol
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf:— i
<>dc of them won her sweepstake in fine stj le, over
the Campfield course, and couhl not now be purcha*
sed of her owner for a thousand dollars. Uiego was
got by Francisco, (esteemed by the late Mr. Minge,
one of the best horses ever trained at his stable,; his
dam by the imported horse. Young Sir IVter Teazle,
grand dam the impoited mare Castranire, . lam of Sir
Archy,) g g hy Rockingham, g g g Tahitha, bj Trent
ham, g g g g by Bosphorus, Coalition Colt, Burlard,
g g g g A c. Lord Leigh’s f harming Molly. Francisco
was got by the imported horse Ilambleton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chanticleer, g dam YVinguryfeet, by
Jolly Uoger, g g dam Melpomine, by Burwell’s Trav
eller, g g g dam Virginia, by Mark Anlliony, g g g g
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, hy Aristotle. It
is thought unnecessary to go further with the pedi- j
gree, as that already given proves Uiego to be one of j
the best bred horses now extant.
N. B. Mares will be fed at -j cyn'.s p^r day.
feb ll..w8wc it.
RUN AW AY.— Wa» ooinmM4M< t«* t.‘»e Jun at Jrf- j
fWeon Coitrdr,^m * he ttttf ifiTf W O'.7 efcoV.'lsltt.:
as n runaway slave, a nroro man v. ho cads hunsclt
DAVE. Said negro says that 1m belongs to the widow |
Ilunlnp, rear Staunton. Va. Ho is of dark complex-,
ion. about J ? yearn of ago. .*> feet '! or 8 inches high, j
nn<l lias b>-i .I.'..- r.-.,: n.igor of his right hand. The ,
owner of said slave is requested to come forward,
prove property, nay charge*, and take him away—
otherwise he will be d'--posed of nj the law directs.
THOMAS (lllilJCS. Jailor
Charlestown, Dec. 1, 1830. 19—w3m
COAL! COAL!7 COAL:!!
T SI IIE Subscriber has tho pleasure to inform his
JL customers and tin* citiv.ons generally, that ho is
receiving a good supply of Coal by llie Canal, which
will he sold at the old price of. IG cents per bushel
Orders left at Ids Office, or Coal Yard on the Dock,
will !)<* punctually attended '_a»
| i — iltf ' PftENTIS CHUBB
rjpME new line of t Horse Post Coarltc*. from
Richmond to Orange Court House, and liar- 1
risonbnrg, via Louisa Court House, hue gone into;
operation, and will ron'inue without failure.
'Plus mail will close at Richmond on Tuesdays nnd :
nnd Saturdays precisely ni. 3 ro’clock. P. M , and !
the stage start at •» o’cEbek. A. M on Wodnes
days and Sundays—leave Orong** Court House on
Sundays nnd Wednesdays at 3 o’clock, P. M., nnd
nrrive nt Richmond, on iVlondays and Thursday* ni f»,
P. M. This line of stages will make a junction nt
Orange Court House with th»* Alexandria line of
stage* carried by William Smith to Lynchburg—pas- j
s*ug in its northern direction by Culpeper Court j
House, Fauquier Cnurt House or Warrenton—-nt I
which latter point, it will meet wiili the Winchester i
iuie—by which, a din-ct communication is mKlrdml i
, to the town of Wheeling on the Ohio river.
At Louisa Court House, the Harrisonburg mail ■
1 is taken from the Orange Court House mail, nnd;
will in s< me short tirue, be carried hr n 2 hotse 1
i stage, of whirl) due notice will fr** given; nt present if 1
t* rarrird on horseback.
The public are assured tint the best horses and
I mo^t experienced drivers will be constant1)* in service,
nnd every exertion used to make the lin** comfortable
and expedition*.
Fare to Louisa Court House 3 dollars—to Orange
Court Mouse cents.—AH intermediate distan
ces £] cent* per in le.—Singe oflirc at 'h« Wash
ington Hotel.
Passenger* will enter their names before 3 o'clock
P. M>, on Tuesdays and Saturday*
mar : ' - Inwliw .1 \ ( > M PRICJJ.
Soda II V/Rr.
r|MIE Subscriber having commenced the prepora
1 tiou of SODA WA TER, for the season, rca—
I pectfully flohnts the patronage of his friend* and the
public generally H. C. McNEMARA.
ar» 1
Family Dyer and ocourori
'jpHF Family Dyer and Scourer; being a complete
* Treatise on the nr » of Dying and Cleaning
every article of Dress, Bed and Window Furniture.
Silk Bonnets. Feather*, »Vc.. whether made of finx.
i silk, cot too, wool, or hnir: al-o. cnrpvfs, counterpanes.
«nd hearth rugs, ensuring a .-aung of eighty per
j cent: By William Tucker—prieu hut cent*.
Just published, nnd f*r sale by J II. NASH
\k\v aitction
coivir'iis^oz* nousr.
rpllf, itndersijpi* ri liave associated themselves for
.1. the purpoa* rtf transacting a genernl
,‘iui'lion fiiiu Cnt)W)it*inn ftusinc.* ,
, under the style and Arm of LANCASTER. DEN BY
A* Co. 'They are prepared to receive Hoods and
! Produce of every description sn consignment ♦on
which, advance* will be made, if required They
also tender their service* to the Public, for the sale
. of Real Estate LANCAS TER & DENBY.
J mar » * EDWIN ROBINSfTN
Knit II Vn/«, dlv.
REPORT to the DirecorR ol' the Liverpool and
Manchester.Railway. on the comparative nw»r
ot Locomotive and Fix. d Engine*, a a a Moving
Power, by Jas. Walker. Civil Engineer.
Observation* on the comparative merit* of Lo
comotive and Fixed Engine*, as applied to Railway*,
hy R. Stephen* &■ Joseph Locke. Civil Engineers.
An account of the Liverpool and Manchester
Railway, hy Henry Booth, Treasurer to the Compa
ny—just published, and for sale bv
_J. II. NASH.
(jcnttrmen's (joat Skin Hoots.
A Superior article for summer wear—just receiv
ed, and will be sold low, by
nP -i C.RANiNTSS. SON & BROTHERS.
UALT.—A part ot' the Fame’s cargo, rc
~ reived ibis morning by Ludlam* iiglners, lying
ii the Dock, for *<lc by CHAS. PALM Eft
ap 7 of
Loaf Sugar, NT O. Hum, A‘c.
id | Boxes eteain rclincd sugar
1 v 4 hlidn N O. rum
4 cases looking glasses.
Landing, for sale by
«P j-r:f DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
Lorn and Meal,
f\/ » Bushel* corn
• ^5 150 bushels meal for sal«. by
hi«r 31 LEWIS WEBB & Co.
A LBANY Seer
-t\. Hibbert's brow n stout
French Madeira wioo
Prime beef
Prime and mesepotk
Fine old Jamaica rum
Java coffee
Jlaltimore whiskey
Sperm recti candles
Now Orlenn* ruui
Holland gin
Chocolate, irdigo—for sale l.y
»I U DAVENPORT. ALLEN & Co.
task b: w* p l> spE®5HT~
4^* PEECII ot .Mr T-ispmvpII. m the Senate ofthe 17
> nited S nhs, on the motion to amend the Gene
ral Appropriation Bui, by striking nut so much thereof
1S went to provide for the payment of certain com
ii.siioncrs appointed hy the President to negotiate a
treaty with the Potto.
iL> The argument delivered by Mr Tax~well in
ihi* speech, puts to rest forever the pretention of a
•Constitutional c mpoteney in the Executive,” to
ariginate or appoint foreign missions without the o*l
vice and consent of the Senate.
Price of the Pamphlet, J5 cts.
Just published, and for sale, at J. II. NASH’S
tip 7
«f *Vpir stork in Old Hands.
rS3MIK Subscribers nrc now receiving (via
"*■ New York.) along with heavy purchases made
n that market, ami Philadelphia, a part of their
Spring Importation of British I>ry Goods.— Having
ai,id within the last few weeks, about two thirds of
Lheir Old Stork, crnhrncing almost everv article that
could be considered objectionable, they will in the
course of ten days, have the most ex’ensive and
commanding stink of Iff. h Dry Goods thev have
ever ha.!, since they have hecn in business. When
their »upplRM *re to w/11 be given
in a gcunnu «4^etUae<nei>t.. In-the'metfn rime they
nr* offering* swefj good*! v*s '*»ttef m v eafr e ady f e-'
reived on the most ia.v»rable ter in*. Wholesale* and
Retail.. F. .Sk E. JAMES &. CO.
mar 30 __Market Bridge.
Tidier and Taylor’s Beer*
Jlotnl- Hen, of the above cnoicc brand. jifSl
-“ received per schr. Planter, for sale bv
"|»2 JAMES WINSTON.
TO REXTLE.MFX
Rll JENKINS has just received the followin^
< GOODS tor Gentlemen’s wear
An additional supply of gentlemen’* Stocks, of the
most approved shapes, and ef rFie best material-,
consisting of black Gro do .\np and bombazine!
brown and Mack satin face Florentine,changeable
tfnd v irioiis figured Erode Naps, white ned figured
.Mars dies--also, cravat bone stiffeners
White and <• dored, sprig d and Cravats
Pongee, silk ll.ig and bandannoe lidkft
Black Italian and Barcelona cravats
French silk nett suspenders, a new and superior
art icle
Black and white silk liosb
Do raw do do
Do do half do
Random silk and raw silk half first*
Do nnbleacliM cotton do do
Black and colored horse skin gloves
Fawn eohirrd raw silk do
0 4 bottle green and black bomba zings
BlneU Merino Circassians
Yellow nankeens
White ami colored Marseilles vestings
Plain black silk do
White and colored linen drilling*
Brown French linen
Black silk camhfet
Blue, brown, atjd green silk umbreifas.
Also. Irish nnd German Linens of all qualities, and
n few pieces extra superfine, for collar*. an 5
b O n S A L E~
A Soda Apparatus.
rJ^IIE subscriber expects in the course of a week,
I to be able to offer tt c above for sale, which is
now undergoing some partial repairs, which will ren«
der it in every respect equal to a new one. It was
made by one of the first makers in Philadelphia, and
on the most simple plan; and to one in the country, in
a thickly neighborhood, would find a handsome busi
ness might He done. Every instructh n will be given, j
.1. II. BLAMIKE i
mar 19-Jaw 3w
pitosi»i:« it s or -
THE NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER,
ri hi 1‘itrn in wr nr» of wohim,tos, *y
GAI.KS * SKATOtY.
frifE NATIONAL INTELLIGENT EH i» an old
M established Journal, at the »eat of the General Govern- \
infnt li puhlishc*, originally, the Proceeding* and Debates of
C ongre«s, and contains a more tegular, full, and accurate fir- I
port of thysc than any paper in the Pnlon; it roptsins, alro, the I
Art* nf ( onjress, and all the State Paper* and Documents of1
public mtere«t, .laid before, or originating in fbat body. These
recommendations, in addition to the variety of other inform*
turn winch isio lie found in it* column*, connected with the
General Interest* of our own country, with Literature and Sci*
•■nee, and the affair* of the world a, large- tngtther with the
character of fairness which the paper ha* always *o«tained,
make it useful and even valuable to all who feel an interest in
the concern* of this oi of other countries.
Tli* Ixtvli n.rsere i* published Daily and Tri weekly
The Daily paper i» $ 10 a year, or $f» for »ix month*
The Country Intelligencer t* published three linn** a week,
with the exception sometime* of a portion of the rcce**of( on
gie««, dining which it i* published twice a week.) at the price
of «i* dollars a yrnr, payable in advance, or four dollar* for
six month* mar 15
LEllffl l.R.
rIMIE «iib«enber reaper'fully announce* to the pub*
* lie that ho haa opened * Leathnr store three
doors above t lit? Boll Tavern, where ho inter J*
keeping lugcncral assortment of article* in his line
et busmens.
lie has now on hand skirtinw, harness, anal,black
and russet bridle leathers,chaise, bng. and horse hide,
calf, seal and sheep skins, sheep and goat inoroccus.
lie wishes to purchase I,nether in the tintahed and
unfinished state JAMES MICHAELS,
tmt o t
FUR CHARTER,
fj. The Brig FAME, Cap'. Yorxo; car*
nes 359 hhds tobacco: now at City Point,
and will bo ready t«» take iq as soon as
jRy|jE^ h<-r inard cargo is discharged Apply to
CHAS. PALMER.
If'/tn ojj'ert for tale,
1900 Sacks SALT, tilled uniformly ten to the topf
and in best bleached sacking. up 4-*;t if
NEW YORE LI Mi “
For New York, the regular packed
schooner PLANTER, Simckr. Mas*
ter. For freight or passage, Iwvmg
i _superior accommodations, apply to the
Master on board, in the Dock, or to
sP 5—3t_DAVENPORT. ALLEN if Co.
Valuable City Property tor Sale.
The undersigned are authorised by the
Proprietor, to dispose of, at private Mite,
J2|U^^Rth*T valuable Tenement on Shoeko.-JiiJl,
«afljflBlntcly occupied by Cn|. William Larnbefi-,
nnd^ to uated at the corner of G. and -Pli streets^
The terms will lie liberal —Apply to
mar 31—tf LANCASTER. DEN BY CO.
Old Madeira Wine.
jTUK subscriber- have just received from the
impor cr, 1 pipe, -t quarter and 8 heir quarter
ca**fcs choice Marleira Wine, which they can conti
dently recommend for its purity nmi nee.
no C__LANCASTER & ,'ENRY.
JUST received f. r sai". • .
12 hhds prime Si Croix sugar
C > do superior N Orleans! do
15 do cheap do do
150 hug? fiicnp ccfle#
20 hhds good Baltimore whiskey
30 do bc-st retatimg molasses
ap C_RALSTON it PLEASANTS.
MORE FRESH DRV OOODJsT
P'>R l Y-UNE packages, now landing from schr.
Planter, from New York, containing many sta
ple. and new and beautiful fancy articles
F. & E. JAMES ok CO
_ ftP 2____Market Bridge
R«*al l renc ii l ;uirv Ktorc.
orrosnn the eagle hotel.
illAYE just received some very superior Perfu
meries, warranted* i unfit before the Lord Mayor
of London, by the inventor, Mr Price. The inhab
itants ot tins city and its neighbourhood are partic
ularly requested to call and examine these truly ex
cellent articles. At his slore, they will find the
perfumed Rursin Oil. never before offered to the
nublic of Richmond, although it is known most won
>• erfully to promote the growth of the human liniry
Canadian nears Oil; Cream of Soap, [a most de
lightful article for shaving;) Milk ot Rose.lo improve
and whiten fhe skin, and to cure sore eyes; Florida
Watei, at 50 cents lhe largest hoitl«-s, besicl •s Es
sences of every description, and of the best quaility.
Also, just received from P-tri*. a variety of Fancy
Goods. Jewellery, Cutlery. Magnifying Glasses,
Battlodoors. and Scrap Prints. &.c. 4vc.
O* The highest prices will be given f-*r old Gold
and Silver. L. DUNA1N.
ap 2—dtf
Da vextort. allisn «fc co., hare
tor sale,
tOO Minis N O nud \Y. Indit* sugars
COO bags C‘ (Tee
30 bvU whLkey
Salt. rum. mackerel, wines, &c.
ap 5—3t
BACON.—rj.uuu los or excellent Uhcon, hc£
round, for sale bv ■“
_ap_5-Gt DAVENPORT. ALLEN To.
SPHIMf} GOODS.
Tcesday, 29th March.
JUST received by the ILcket Effort, and now
opening at R. li JENKINS’, a choice selec
tion ot new stylo r»i>d fa3hio?iab]e Spring Goods, re
ceived by the last arrivals from Trance and England,
at New York: consis’ing of
Changeable Belgians
Rich paintetl muslirj
Piam pink French ginghams
Printed Lawrentoons
Painted and corded s’riped ginghams
Mnndarecns and I’hiliipines
An extensive ns.-: irtment of Parisian stripe, and Mo
saic figured, spring calicoes
A variety ot the latest style silk gua "j and crane
dress hdk L>* and scarfs
Ladies’ and gentlemens’ best horscsitin glove*
Fine and common do mitrs
Rich gatfre cap and bonnet ribbons
Rest quality Pongee and silk flag and bandanna hdk.'S
A n«\v and beautiful style spring bel’s
Lemon pink, blue and salmon gro de Naps
(rTeen barrge, for .eils
Bobbinet trimming, car* edging, and looting l.iccs, of
all widths
Rich lace coilars. capes, pelerecns, fioreffas, chcnTi
setts, caps, and crazy jeans
Lacc cuffs and mranfs’ caps
2 cases Indies’ dimstabtc bats
I do misses’ do do of superior manufac
ture to any yet offered, and new shape
1 case yellow and hlack Navarinoes
Also, on exten-ive assortment of rich fancy and sfr
ple Dry Goods, received by previous arrivals
Persons about leaving the city, who are desirous
of purchasing the latest andmost fashionable Spring
Goods, for dress of every description, or Irish and
German ShirtingLinen*. ofthe must approved bleach,
and af prices which chaRcnge a competition, would
do well to call and examine the assortment, at
R II JENKINS’,
mnr 29 Linen and Fnnry Dry Good Store*
Gi RAN MSS SON & BROTHERS, keep con.
f stnntlv on hand, ladies’ lasting, sattcen, satin,
English kid, goatskin, sealskin, bln**, green nnd bron2o
tnoroeco slippejp; goatskin, sealskin, buckskin and
lasting wnlkmg slices, tasting and white nlk Pari*
slippers; beautiful white satin slippers, gaiter boots,
morocco sealskin nnd lasting biots, gentlemen's su
perior enlfskin, morocco, sealskin ami buckskin boots,
bootees, walking and dross shoes and pumps; misses'
lasting, sealskin, goatskin, and green and bronze mo*
rocro slippers; lasting. morocn> nnd sealskin walking
shoes with thick aoals; children's red, green. blur nnd
purple, lasting morocco, sealskin, goatskin, leather
nnd kid hootoes, shoes and slippers of every descrip
tion: servants shoes of every kind nnd trice.
Superior travelling trunks, double and single seal
I skin and hair trunks of every h/c, boot cord, shoo
I horns, boot h.*oks. punch plvers. h ue end jrt black
I in bio chain gallons, e tton and lin-m braids, to
gether with everv oflirr article u»ui>ly kept m ,*
1 Whole.-nl© nnd Retail
ROO T. SIME. ( OMItda TRVNK
warehouse,
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