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LAND For Bo6sl

W bidder. on Tuesday, the s5th day of Nav ne,
the Tract of Land belonging to the egatccs Of jos
Spears decd, containing 3s8 acrcs.S This lsnij5
on Muddy Creek, in the upper part of PovrI,tsre
within mile and half of the Muddy Greek Min
description of the land is unnecessary it is Ps,-
ncd persons wishing to purchase, will call and Wa
the land, which will be shewn by Henry HatcEE
VIII, lives on the premises.
Terms of sale. One third ut Christmas next, 4
which time possession will be given, the balance N
two equal annual payments, aud deed of trust 10
secure the last payment The purchaser will be ~
lowedth privilege of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880.
Viii be sold or the same day, the dover andf6r-
merly belonging tn Mrs A. Cbcatwood, ubou 43s
acres, two-thirds of which is valuable low grould.-
This land adioins the above tract. The title will be
warranted during the life of Mrs. Chcatwood
HENRY HATCHER.
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880. NIT FIT
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ma 10 q. n. 49, -. !
ARSHAL'S SALE

by virtue of decree Of the Superior Count Of
- Chancery for the Richmond DISTRICT in a causn
therein depending between Edmund Walls, pltf
against Waiism H. Foushee aad James Rawlinks.
ex'or of William Foushee, SEN decd, dfts.-I sisii
proceed to sell for cash, the premises in the coar-
tY of Warwick, on the 5th day of JunSk next, at
public arc,on the tract of land in the bill
being three hundred and fourteen acres sn<l.oe,e
quarter of an acre. called Rich Neck; or 90 much
thereof az will be sufficient to sus the said decrco
and expenses of.sale 20
CHA. L. wINGFIELD,
-. NJ. s. c.. c.. W. D..-r
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Tickets dollars, halves 2 so, quarters 25.
Tickets for sale in the above schemes at this Office
where in the last Union Canal Lottery, ticket Nos.
J., II, 27, the grand capital of 10000 dollars,
sold and paid to q resident Of Richmond Those who
want to share similar fate of good fortune. win
bear in mind that more prizes are sold at this Office
than any other. YATES & MCINTYRE,
ma 18--ts Managers
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INTERESTING NOVELS.
ENOSCARINI: or the Patrcian Of Venice.

LNOSCARINI: or the Patrician Of Venice.
II Grace Seymour.
The scene IS laid in this country; the period is the
war OF the revolution, and the delneations Of Amer
icun manners are what we cannot say of al such at
tempfs, always faithful and accurate, and sVmctimas
deiicately comic."--N " Eveaing Post.
at IL written with much purity Of style, and far
as we have examined, it promises to DO full of inter
est. IN Y. Com. Adrs,tiser.
Just published, and for sale by
ma " COLLINS g. co.
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Pocket Book Found

Pocket Book Found.
EoUND this morning Pocket Book which the owner can
have by describing and paying for advertisement
Apply at this Office. May i7tb - may IL
NJ II. THOMAS w. vAUGHAN'S Dancing Sehool
4x1 will commence Monday the 9Th INST, Mr. Alex
ande Fazefs ave in the county OF Hanover about miles
fIom kichtnOnd. l8-lt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

FOR RENT,
1Q That large and commodious dwcliinc-
IL. house, now occupied by Mr. Walthsll. as
hs2s ia BOARDING. house, situated the most
- kconvenient and central part Of the city, At
the corner of Main and iaih This - coDsi-
dercd the best stand the Msnstrest for business
of the kind--From several alterations made by the
present occupant the house is wo calculated TO sc-
cornmodste a large number of boordors. Apply to
3 w. Walthall. or
GRANNIss, SON & BROTHERS.
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MARRIED-On Thursday evening NAV 10th. in IN.
MonunS.l Church BY the RI Rev Bhcp Moore s Rev
hon. daughter Of James Robss,son Esa Cossr az bs u
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

1r Our City Correspondents MUST remember tina,
we have box at our of1ce for the reccpton of let
tcrs addressed 70 Us. We shall in future take no
such letters from the Post Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

WINES, ~. O. KIM, DC.
Now landing and for salc,
Ok Boxes superior Clarot W..
IO SO quarter casks I'm Madeira "i"o
10 hhds prime N. O. rum
g do ST. Croix sugars
10 bbls Newark cider.
ma ie-3t DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co.
y1eokienburg County, June Court, 1920.
nRDEHED, that Master Commissioner Essloy do
~ state, settle and ADJUST account Of Reuben
Puryear, late executor Of jeremiah Agood, deed,
well. that of Joseph n. Clsuse, administrator de
bonis non Of said decedent, and report the same to
this court
A copy. Tes,e, wM. C. BAPTIST, u. C.
COMMISSIONERS OFrrcE, April 18th, 1880.
The parties Interested in the settlement Of the
count FIRST mentioned, and directed to he taken by
in the foregoing order, hereby notified that have
appointed the first Saturday in June next for that pur
pose, which day they viii please attend at my Of
hce Bluestone in said county OF Meckenburg, pre-
pared TO go into settlement.
29--w4t WA. II. EASLEY, VI. G..
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Superfinc Salad Oil.
On Baskets superfinc salnd OIL For sale by
II. II. DREW, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

Black Bobbinei Lace Wells.
1AA Black Bobbinet Lace Wells, from 81 to
lOO S25. Some Of them chenellc worked
with blonde patterns, just opened at
r. H. JENKINS
Irish Linen and fancy Dry Good Store,
ma 10 Main Street
Family Roe Herrings.
Oh Bbls. of Roe Herrings--i3 30 bbls. of net do
~ for sale. JAS. WINSTON.
y
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~ of Smithfeld and Chuchatack cotton Urn. as-
sorted JAS. WINSTON. 2
ma Is - -. -.
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MANAGERS. OFFICE.

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass $50 num-
Der lottery--0 drawn ballots will be drawn In this
city, Saturday, the 22d nst.-2o 900 dollars. 4, $50
and of 1000. &c. Tickets dollars, halves Q SO,
quarters 25, eighths 691 cents !,
Union Canal Lottery, Class No. s--To be drawn
on Saturday, the aad inst.-The drawing viii be
received on the 25th inst =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

st. Croix Sua
IL Hhds. St. Croix. Sugars
Il qua!ity-in store, for sal.
ma 17-3t OTIS, !
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W 0rsaf saa GOOD buck 'or ola psvr;sis rlt ,noras
We much pleasuss sars ,ha,No az s. whoh dsss The
s.snd CspAal Prise Of essoo Delaware south Car
Ho ~ .. 'ols y whss Tickle, ty tsw.on
ms..or osy ehsens On visi Baltimore sra,.
az" ea 70 nee, shst he isad Mr. Chubh, Of ss city,
~ O'clock on Monday morning. and paid tho
Tue sose.ss oss before O'Clock day. for the
Sssrsssgs@ ths rssiie. 49,
.snosnt q Produce and Number Of Boafs pos,ed
dossn Mvosgh fks Loscer Loeks
NAV 17lee hhds tobacco, hhis stems tesce tobacco
1s Res nAnuActsrsd tobacco, 29S barrels Hous a. s.Is
meal lbs hemp, 46s Ibs eosdaes sesf oats, 10
sas snd seosds OF wood - boats IL coal boal s077 bush
80 .-3s NEw Yosk May IS
Cotton continues hnn this morning Every body asks wha,
~, ms vorsols change but s.
oy easws! nor can tell why the article 10
ago A:ss have ys,erd.y and day advanced 81 "a
per toa Yellow Corn has also advanced cent?
Ios scarcity Sosshsu worth 45cts Norhssa Sfets
Flour 90 90 TheFc have considerable ssss Of Troy
Al elt-[Josr. Com. = :. -
=. hARRlED-On Thursday evening. May 10th, in the
Monunenial Church, BY the Ri Bishop Moore ts Rev
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

Rev. Edward Pnysonts Life.
lust published, Of the Rev Edward Paysop L
a. d., late Pastor Of the Second Church in Portland
Also, just received few copies for tho
Of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Un,ed States
Amerca--Fof sale, by = COLLINS &, Co.
ma I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-05-19

Letter Paper Cheap.
IvNHE subscriber has received IN assortment q
L very good letter paper, which he will sell ,
very email advance. r. ID. SANXAY.
ma IA -
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w hsHINGTON HOTEL.
RICHMOND, VER GxMTA,

'E'HE Subscriber having leased this old and we'll
N kI"wn Establishment, for term of years. takes
this opportunity 10 announce his friends and the
bubhc generally, aud particularly 10 TIC former visit,
er5 OF tn" house, that Will be opened for he ac-
commodaiIon nj company, on the first Of October -
II SNOW undergoing thorough repair, and will n,
fitted up IN PLAIN but neat sryle with beds hcd,lrs
and other necessary furni,urc, all new and Of the
best KIND Ills servants attentive and eyperirrc
cd, and his Bar-kcrpcrs polite and accOmnodatIno-
Ills Bar shall a. oil times be supplied with the he's;
liquors and wines, aud his Table with the most choice
decacIes OF the season, which the CITY and coupr ~
can afford; and he 1atters himself that by unremif-
ting attention 10 hi business, he will rive entire
satisfaction 10 all who may favor him with their com
peny.
The WASHINGTON HOTEL il situated N fbe
most pleasant part of the city. immediately opp,sc
the Capitol, and contiguous 20 all The Public Offices
ana but shorl distance from the Theatre the Banks
the BASIN. the Warehouses; and tho Offices Of the
principal MIlcra Of the city: and NJ the same ,r,c
'uthcIeniiy far removed to annrd gentlemen quiet
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle and
noise OF the streets Such arc the local adyautoors
OF this house, that may venture 10 affirm that zen
tGmcn visiting Richmond, her for business or for
pleasure. VIII find i ono Of the most pleasant sltua-
tons IN tho city.
In addition 10 what transient custom nc NAV b.
favored with, tic subscriber vii be abb, 10 accom-
modal" twenty-five ar Hvrfv BOBRDERS by the
week"monlh or year, he most rca4ona bic terms
sept io-t- ROBERT & MACON.
Goochiund CDUri-I iguyr.
C The Petersburg Old Dominion Lynrhhurg yrrInisu
AaTocate Political Arena and Sauron Spec.
alnr vii publish INC week for one month and
forward their n trr WING
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NETWORK
DputIaI Of GnulnIerre,
EV&NENG EDITION..

An Hvcnug Edition OF the journal of Commerce is
published DAILY, aud sent of by The great Southern
and Northern Mails and the Steam Mai TO the East
ihls edition contains all news received by the mails
and from vessels arriving tins port, and a notice OF
mercantile transactions IN the New York Market
=. NJ. The Editors have established very valua-
able correspondence. with all the principal CONNER
cial cities IN the world. They have n swift sailing
schooner, built IN Baltimore exp CsSv for them. be-
sides row boats, the whole maintained at an annual
expense OF than (Our thousand dollars and de-
v"ied exclusively TO their use, by which ships are fire.
qucnty boarded at the distance of fifty, and sometimes
one hundred I'M O. from the city All the arrange
ments Of the establishment upon the most ibe-
constitutes the Journal OF Commerce. issued as it is
twice day decidedly the best channel of news both
Political and Commercial, which be found in this
CITY. Full accounts OF news received by foreign ar
rivals at this port frequently off twenty four
hours before the merchants letters by the same YES
sells placed III the Post Office.
In the present critical stale of the markets which
there every reason TO believe will continue at least
Tor some months, merchants throughout the country
VIII find this the cheapest. and most complete cores
P"ndrBce which can possibly be established
IL During the wintor, when the Northern and
Eastern Mails start IN the mornng, the Morning
EDITION Is forwarded; that subscribers receive q
morning and evening paper alternately, giving them
the news throughout the year to he latest posi-
bic hour
Terms SO qor nnnurn, payable in advance. An
orders ana payments may be forwarded by mail al
the risk and charge of the Editors
HALE d. HALLoCE
TA!i Editors who rcccIy. the Dali IomIno1
OF Commerce are requested to publish the nhovo
Us an advertisement twice and charge the same TO
our account. ~
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We oaer for snle.

= OaGr lOE safe,
n %n Hhds sugar, ST. CroiX, Porto Rico and y.
80 Orleans, part primo
IS boxes and 5 bbls loaf sugar
90 hhds West India molasses
10 DO and 90 bhls n. @ do
ESQ bags coffee, Java, Lagura, St, Jags, Rio &
ST. Domingo
$500 sacks Liverpool blown sslt
500 do 60 ground do
10 tons bar iron, Swedes, English and American,
assorted
10 tons castings, assorted
Cast, shear, German ard blis;ered steel
Is tons pig iron
so kegs cut nails and brads assorted
10 do wrought do
Novascotia grind stones
500 sides soal leather
Calfskins ard upper do
$50 Bucno. Ayres hides
5 ss' s. s:s SS Ss%; S$::;
20 tIcrces rice
10 tierces clover seed
Window glass, 10 by 10, 6 by 10, 6 by and Q
by II, in whole and BALI boxes
Shot assorted, bar lead. gun powder
Coppsras, alum, salt pstrc, birthstone
PImemto. pepper, ginger, indigo
GunpowdCT, imperial and black ten
Scgars, bottle corks
Sewing and wrapping twlHc
Shoe thread m balls md hanks
Bale ropa and cotton bucring
Sllters soap and candles
NUscatCl rOsIuS
Flax seed
% 600 lbs bacon
600 tIerces Thomastou lmr
300 brs
50 bbs No. 9, macksrc!, PRIME PORK
Letter, writing and wrapping paper
Casoa, pearl barley
Glass, Carihen md stone ware
Whunarc's cotton and WOO cards
ldnsse6 and tanners oil
domestic goods, shectincs. shifting
Bread cloths, &C. &c. &c.
ALSO,
Cotton yarns assorted, from the AppomattoX Cot
ton Factory. LEWIS WEBB s, CO
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Fresh Fall Goods.


NEyE have received a az O. portion OF our Iiupn7-
w iai'on OF ran GOODS, and considerable
supplies purchased IN" North The Balance of
our Importation reached New IoTE per the George
Canning, and viii probably be oponcd here in the
course of ten dTys-rogcthcr with further supplies
purchased there.
w, ofrrr for sale norr the following articles, VIZ
10 bales rose, point and dufil BLANKETS, sou1c
Of rhich II rery superior quality
do FLANNGLS, comprising almost every Color
and quality
s do plain and figured, blk and coord bornbaz.tts
? do Tartan Plards, and blue sud plaid camblets
, do beautiful CjrCas>lans and mrrns cloths
l small case superior English jet blk bombszines
9 bales PLAIN and plaid lnscys, and
blue and MKT korscys
c DO double mi,cd blue and MKT -. ,-,,.
army cloths "VS'O I'OIHihs
do double ri.ied plain and napt
CottOHs
II cases SATTINETS-u choice assortment of co
lors and qualities
! truss dsuDle mied drab cloths
8 cases London cloths and cassl- n great variety
meres 20 colors and
c do American do do qualities
d and aug soSE9 " 9Sb i9Ts5f v
10 DO FANCY pRINTs,a large portion ue,p ,rtn-
ter coiors
do o-s, Sd, and Cd iaconot, null and cambria
muslns
2 do s.a and Cd loop-fgurcd and ju5ilec-strpcd
Iacunets
8 do % and Cd plain and fr,red book and Swiss
boxes muslin robes-soure rsrg rich
do LACE GOODS, Comprising GOOD assert.
rnent OF plain bobbmeIs and footngs--rIch thread
faces and edgIngs--and bobbnet plerncs, capes
and wells
do shell, Imitation fine ivory and wood combs
great variety
3 cases buttons, and button rnoulds
> boxes linen and cotton tapes and bohbirs and
bndluus
boxes senchews, sattins am norcnces
do very rich figured silks for Iadies 7Ct1ey dresses
dc morIno scarfs antshuwls, and worsted barcge
hdkfs
9 do PLAIN ard figured, blk and ooorcd, Canton and
mandarin GRAPES
| do blk levaneen neck hkf5
DO blk and colorod Italian crapcs-Iustrines
&c. &C
do plain and figured, black and colored silk vel
vets
do flag and bondanna silk hkrs
do comprising large assortment of Madras pull
Incat, and cotton bandanna hdfs
bales German and British Oznaburgs, tick lcnburrs
and buraps
do Russia and Scotch shectIngs and diapers
do common and good linen and wooden paddinrs
Goses irIsh linens lawns, shee,Ings, diapers, and
! small do brown and black Hollands
10 cases and bales Sd to "A plaid doncstics, cinr-
hams, &c. &c.
bales ga. a. and CT bndiicktnrs
IL do Sd 7-8 aud a. brown shriinrs, some vcrv
Gre ~ '0"'' '''I
do I'd and "A stout cotton oznabnrrs
80 de ~, I'd, and Cd brown shect,pSs
] DO Sd, 7-8, and IA blcaehed shirtinns
2 40 81 btcoched shce,ingg
DO stout cotton leans
cases 3d. ~, and ID apron and furniture
checks
do IeghOru fhts--sg7nc 7riIh erirn vj-e brine
do plain straw and open cottage bonnefs
o hoNss sewing silks, cotton balls. spool ard noea
cotton ~
Q bales patent thread, assorted from No 70, to %
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Iuportaut Exhibition.

1sHE Ladies and Gcnc-nen Of RchmSnd, respectfully in
formed that the Steam Carriage, Utility will be put IN
operation Ian Bark Hall, small Rail Way for few days
This Locomotive work. with gea, celebrity Snd prccson and
draws Car after with two persons at time, so that all It's
visitors ride IL II is rich the friends Of Inter
nal improvement and much instruction he Obtained by
those who wish 10 he lnnrmed the subject OF railroads
the Locomotive Rail Read being the precise model of
the bocoouvcs and Cars onnns the EuroSean md Bait
more Rail Vays-ard will overcome greater rise on the
Road, than any Locomotive this nny other
ION Of IFS visitofs serl3
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STAGESASTAGES

TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed ,b,,
N the Western Stages 10 i.vncbburp will
leave Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at O'clock, A NJ. arrive at Lynchburg, tho
I'd day, by p NJ aDA at Salem the 3d day, by p
NJ. whore the Valley Mail Llue to ITunsvillc Nash
vile, &c. is connected. Returning. leave Salem
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, at A NJ
and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays FRIDAYS and
Monda :, al y. NJ This arrangement will give
the passengers sufficient time for rest at night At
tukes, on The Blue Ridge Mountain, this line is con-
nccted every trip by Caldwells line. which passes
tincasiic and the Sweet Springs. connecting Porter
" Beidins line, at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs to Guiandottc en- The Ono River Fare from
Richmond to Guando;c $50 miles, so 75-to Sa-
lem, / so miles :l2.to Lynchburgh 20 miles. SO so.
The way fare Is also reduced on the I.ynchburS line
For seats to the West, apply a, the bar of tho
Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property
whether belonging to passengers or sent by the stare
at the risk of the owners thereof
June Law I2tc \. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond md 81
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DRY GOODS.

New, Fashionable, and Cheap.
ID OBERT II. JENKINS has received By tho
IA late arrivals, tho following new Goods:
Touon striped grsnadnc, new and elegant artI-
Gle for ladies' evening dresses
Rich chaareBbe Gro de Maps and Marcehrc silks,
containing all the fashionable colcrs
Superb Foulard figured silks
Gro do Algrcrs
Siam figured musi,Ts
All colored figured, grcnadine robes, for parties,
&c
New style belt ri5auds
Al the fashionable shaped forellas
Capes caps, pelorincs and mantlerts
Silk and cotton hose of all kinds
Lace goods, of every description
One hundred Merino long and square slawlS, OF
all colors sizes and prices
Thybet wool and cashmere shaws
PuscRn and lama wool shawls of new style
All the fashionable kinds Of silk. barrcge and
Grape hdkfs and scarfs
Gro DE- Chem Grape hdkGs. Of new style
Also, one thousand pieces culicoes, from c. per
yard, to superfHc
Likewise, 10 cases Irish and German linens. Of
superior fabric, warranted grass bleach, and free
from any mperfectIon
Persons wishing Linens, will find an advantage in
exa n1lnIng this assortment For sale rs the piece,
half piece, or yard at the lowest price a,
JENKINS
F,or, R-,, CccF - Jrfs ;ror
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.

vuyUE rrcperrv -onrraIlv known as Armstrong s
u Tavern, in the most central end busy part ct
tho iciir immediately roi~oon tho Old Market and
the Dock u1rh the ldioirir- tenement, NJ present
occueicd By M. " r.. Austin, and which will rent
readily for $500 per year
The above property fronts IS feet upon lsth street
and is ~ well known that 1t is only considered ne
crssary 10 remark, that no investment in the city
would prsba HIv cav n better interest than this and
US tho subscriber ouch prefers selling privately, nc
will thark such may be disposed TO buy, to give
him call the Store of RulstIn & Pleasapts Shoold
be however. effect private safe, before the Isl
Of next monik he viii, on that day, sell at public
aucicn an tho premscs--tcrms liberal.
sep "A A. PLEASANTS, Jr.
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MANTED


NE r. and MES. HAMILTON Will resume IL,
1'A duties OF their profession on Monday the mi
Oelober next, on ShucEye HI, ~ the most elri.
no situation That can be procured, Of which duo M,
ssy WIZ Dc gwen. ~ IS their Intention 10 give tho
SEMINARY every advantage. that school If H. az vs.,
stanG,ng can possess 0nd from Tho manner in which
VIII DE conducted, they hope TO merit sh1re NJ
INC patronage formerly 80 literally awarded rlcr1.
fuel, s.. WI ~ '''op'"s' S1O
Inc ffench and Spanish language. Music Draw
ing &c. an extra charge will he raAr "'""-
sp l7--rrP
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-09-24

eaAE rk.sn ny lSrcHTo iaLSfn OAR pjSn i shd toe pub
~ at thrv have connected themselves IN trade under
firm ~ Nirpys son. Rafcl,c CdNHou and will
IN. Gr,crry aud Coston business the house recenty
cuped by Ncssfs g. g Clarke Auction Store, four
dcSrs above NCyyrs Lewis Nehb g. 90.
EtlSnA STEPHENSON.
JAMES y RADCLIFFE.
HENRY CANNON
= &. Tauerlar attention uIl he paid all goods &C pro-
drce intrusted to care y. Il. 6 {.
al
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NEW GOODS.


81 H. JENKINS has just received By tho iIor-
q. not, large assortment ur fancy rauzn and
SILK hanokrrchiais, consisting Of danask and scarin
onchosod gro do Ia, harlequin. embroidered rronc
"'phr' rch bnrrog", &c. &c. large and small fancy
ganHr nnd Garrcge scrsis; cbangcabIc kdcronos for
,nn'"s arnffrs reed and velvet Iculcs aud purscs
igHcTcd Swiss null for curtains, 0cu cnrnbrrc hand
NGrchcis from p cents 90 super2nr: embroidered
Wh'c cotton hose, bnch and white sln: and misses
II| s"h' 40. rich figured sr'rn. tnFnta md guuzn
'oo'"F-h few pieces moro of manila dinrv. n now
"'o Wnch approved article. for ladies' under dresses:
zane" bracelets md belts md new style figured belts.
i'''l5 ahry "r7Vo's, painted bordrrcd linen cambria
puh'hefcmciFi superior black uoulccn and canton
'r"pGf superior black Ilonn am India ulcsrinrs and
G'p "e maps Inon cambrcs; ivory fans; few larpc
SIC i'o" hprc'!ns and ishulIrs Of nrv stvlc-alsO
Ia'G" supply "l low priced lace c1pcs and collar.
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80" Pficcd cacoca from Cd 90 90 cents per yard
inc above With nm extensive assortment Of lace
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