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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21
Arrangement for JaMNss
ry, 1880.

NEW YORK AND RHODE. ISLAND
STEAM PACKET,
For New York from Providence, touching
at Newport.
Fare from .Nstcpon 10 .Ncw York 60 and
found,
The B. Franklin, captain r. s. Bunker.
leaves Providence Jan. 9, ii, 10, %, %,
at IL NJ.
Leaves New York Jan.7 l2, l6, 81, 20,
80, at fP.M.
The B. +. will touch at the Long wharf
Newport. to receive and land passengers
Stages viii be IN readiness upon her nrria
val to forward passengers to New Bedford,
Sandwich, &c.
Coaches also in waiting 70 convey pas.
sengers to any place in Newport OF id
vicinity.
Freight taken on customary conditions.
January Ia, 1880.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21
Newport Bank.

A y meeting of Tho Stnct thnlJets 81
N tho Newport Bank, on Wednesday,
the 9th instant, the following named per-
sons were chosen Directors for the year
ensuing: --Somucl Vernon, John Slocum,
VIM. S. N. Allan, John Williams. Simon
Newton, William Vernon, Isaiah Cfookcr,
jun VIM. s. Nichols, and Stephen u. Cor.
nell.
And at subsequent meeting Of said III.
rcc,ors on the same day, SAMUEL VER~
NON was chosen President.
J. WILLIAMS Jr. Cash'r.
Nnwnnrt Inn 7 ISpo
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21

10 be the reigning Prince has not been deter
mined. II is mentioned that he will be select
ed from one of the smaller German Courts; in
fact, our own Prince Leopold is talked of-(lb
BY our last accounts from Constantinopo
the greatest efforts were making by the Sui
tan 10 levy the tax which is TO supply the first
instanent ofthe Russian indemnity and the
Turkish authorities upon the confidence OF be-
ing able to make this payment, were prepar-
ing to reconstruct their administration at A.
driRnople. Ii is still doubted whether the
Porte will be able to continue the enoImous
payments, to which the Russian treaty binds
him, although there is little reason 10 suppose
the Court of ST. PetersburCh will relax in tho
terms il has imposed upon the Turks.
The elements Of war however, seem pretty
generally to have subsided. Turkey is not
likely again TO take the field; and with the ad-
justment Of the affairs of Greece, commerce
and the arts ofpeacc will be, we trust, success.
fully cultivated on the shores of tho Medter.
ranean, which have been so long prey to civ.
il war and desola,ion. lib.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21
Con. Grand State Lott. No. 8

Con. Grand State Lott. No. 8
Draws Saturday, Jan. 23d.
Highest prize 1900 dollars,
Tickets only 50, parts in proportion.
Union Canal Lottery, No. /.
Draws Saturday, Jan. Odd.
$1,000 dollars highest prize,
Tickets SIS, parts in proportion.
Connecticut Lottery, No. 9.
Draws Monday, Jan. 25th.
5000 dollars, highest prize.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion.
Maine State Lottery, no. II,
Draws January 81,
Highest prize, 10000 dollars.
5 prizes of 1000 dollars, &c.
Tickets 81, parts in proportion,
DRAWN NUMBERS
In Groton monument Lottery, no. 9.
40 l2 10 81 AZ 9 50 II as 81
Maine State Lottery, no. I2,
26 % 43 AZ 9 A I3 81 10
In the Consold. Grand State, no. 3, Tx.
50 9 10 IA 40 "a 3S 20 81
Combination s 46 AZ in II. |. Consolid
Lottery, no l6, came mp prize of $3.50
and was sold at this Office in quarter tic.
s. CAEccNM.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21
SLOCUM'S lMPRONED
VIOLINS.

Dcrsons wishing to puchase this supo-
Il rior toned instrument, can do so, by
applying TO Z. M. SLocuM, on board the
Revenue Gutter Vigilant, or at the store Of
THOMAS STACEY, Js. at the reduced price
of ten dollars. Jan. 81.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21
SHIP NEWS
PORT OF NEWPORT.
ENTERED,
Schr. Comet, Bray,on, Wilmington, n C.
CLEARED,

Es.S IuID,
Schr. Comet, Brayton, Wilmington, n C..
CLEARED,
Schr Comet, Brnyton, Providence.
Brig Sea Bird, Carr, West Indies.
ARRIVED,
Friday, Jan. 18th sloop Caroline, vii.
listun, from Boston, for Providence.
Saturday Sloop Mary Nichols, Spencer,
from Nantucket.
Sunday-Schr. Fair Play, Norris, TSppa.
hannok, for Providence.
Schr Enterprise, Burt, from Prov.
Sloop Bridgewater, Phillips, from Be:kloy,
for New.York.
sloop Transport, stannard from Providence
for Saybrook.
sloop Gen Warren, Prcsby, from New
Bedford for Taunton; Spartan, dodo. Abigail
Phillips, de-. do.
sloop Friendship, Ellsbrcc. from Troy,
Tuesday-Schr. Eagle, Snow, from New
York for Marblehead.
MEMORANDA
Sailed from Clyde, Dec. 18th, ship Ma
jesiie. Page, for New Orleans.
Arrived at the Tcxel, 18th Dec. brig
Harriet, Cook, from Charleston.
At Mobile, Dec. 26th, Fame, Vinson
From Havana.
At Charleston, 5th, ,schr. Agnes, Swasey
from St Augustine.
Arrived at Ca6iz, Nov 18th, brig Louis
ians, Oliver, from this port
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21

|. NOTICE.-The members of the New.
port Relief Society, are requested to meet
AZ the house of d. c. DENHAM, Jr. THIS
EVENING; at O'Clock. A general and
punctual attendance is requested.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21

The U.S.Supreme court met atW Washing.
ington ! lth INST Present--Hon VIM. John
son, Gabriel Duvall, Joseph Story, Smith
Thompson, and John M'Lean-Associate
Justices.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21
JUJUBE PASTE,

JUJUBE PASTE,
FOR COUGHS md COLDS.
Tbis article, though but recently intro
Il duced among us, has long been used
in the south Of France, as a remedy for
Coughs and Colds. 1t is very agreeable
to the taste, and suffered to dissolve grad
ualIy in the mouth, often proves very eff
cacious in removing the irritation which
excites coughing.
For sale by A. p. MOORE.
Jan. Ia. Market Square.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21

gcthcr. and the eoncussioh was 50 power.
tul that both fell. and in short time oxplr.
ed, neither OF them being able TO rise
again.--New Haven Herald.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21
Newport, Jan. 7, 1880.

Court Of Probate, Portsmouth, Jan. ! ! 1880.
VNHE Administration account on the es-
l. tate Of Mory N. Almy, was presented.
1T is ordered thereon, that The consider
alton thereof be referred TO Coprt Of Pro-
bate, to be holden at the house of Oliver
d. Greene, in Portsmouth, on tho I'd Mon
day in FEBRUARY next, at 2 o'clock, T.. NJ
and that previous notice be given by pub
fishing copy Of this order three several
tunes in the Rhode Island Republican, 10
all persons interested to appear at said timo
and place, and be heard.
True Copy
RICHARD SHERMAN Jr. Prob. C1k.
Portsmouth, Jan. H. 1880
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1830-01-21

At Couri Of Probate, holden at Ntwport,
January 4h, 1880,
nRDERED, That all Executors and
~ Administrators whose accounts have
not been settled with this Court within one
year, present their accounts at a Court Of
Probate, to be holden at the State House in
Newport, on the first Monday In February
next, at o o'clock A. NJ. for settlement, a.
grecably to tho 37th Section OF "An Act
directing tho Descent of Intestate Estates,
and tho Settlement thereof, and for other
Purposes therein mentioned"
Wiiness,
B. b. ROWLAND, Prob. CIR.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
RARE NEW WORK.

= titt Subscriber mas hr M re OF infor
- ming h lrl"a ds Vi public frn.,Hliy
that he has 81 c. i,"a ca from HaiUp-
ton CITY, IN" nmouk n MT -Itrtp..isa-g
aud Surprising NAV WORKS ever OLE d to
The public, called a'PENNsY LvANA." or
travels continue ! in III" un, States, - he.
ing .onilnoauoa Il the celebrated i" Biaek
Book" in > vols h., MRS. Anu RoyalI .utber
Of Sketches oil h'slory, the Tennessean," &c.
Nc
The subscriber has read Halls Travels. .
l. iatrtte's Travels, aud man, other iryvelk
but Ms. R"t ais unv' Il b. nj then, ali hollow
SHE ha certainty knock, d the bl ck out -.
The work b. teSlly wond"s ia one, std ex
iremelv entertaining 10 most read -. soms
o NJ ko.ull's religious ~ noes { n -, be
eerrrnlli admired perhaps sh4 c,irr4 her
pf'Jnd'ces too ia'--for myself sitnugh ffer
WIN hei ~ those fespecls 1T, - IA other
hanh san assure her | don'l h, lonp t. an.
Sunday School uu, u, VI sionnrt a. I4au
| Socmiy-- nm attached 10 EN- =, Grey
Goats, ~" Black oars, the btosd bruins or the
marrow brims, OF Ia any other sect whatryef--
n"iih'r am ! one of Dori. Ely's men, Ut | an
what wish 80 he, true old snaiIlr BIZ Nupi
MA Repnbllcnn,n politics hs well ms R"l,Plan---
and would elsh all other persous Ia be equally
Tree nnh uD,rst'hinrd 10 indulge their opinions
rs mysril
Ms Royal, descriptions nre ptard-she
must possess ve'y acute rs Will AS tompre.
hfnsve mind. aud profoundly acquainted with
hnma" "hiore--she ",elds irailessand pow
eTtn pm.
What admire her ", iines for ia the sound
republican doctrines which she nninfniBs
Throughout. Hrr ADV respecting nur gov.
rTnmea I Is m"st excellent Il ran rs ne nv
'o"n'nfn and ihr public g'rernll,, a." - ~
on idrIel a most wonderfulle rutei a4n4np
work, aud conIains vas stuck ol ,uiol > at,on
--end that too, "a Kind ofInlornntlon Mt ps
mei with any whrfc ELSE. ! hope pyery f,son
VII cal and supply themselves With u cDf, oil
this truly rare aud ngenious production ba(ote
'heE are all sold. ADRIAN X NORTH.
jan u Il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
Secfeiary of The Contention.
SCHEDULE

Ordered that the roll containing the draft of
the amended Constitution adopted by this Con
yenlion, and by il submitted TO the people OF
this Commonwealth, for their ratification or
REJECTION be enclosed by the Secretary in case
proper for its preservation, and depos tied a
mong the archives Of the Council Of State.
Ordered, that the Secretary do cause the
Journal Of the proceedings OF the Convention,
10 be fairly entered IN a well bound book, and
after the same shall have been signed by he
President, aud atlested by the Secretary, tina,
he deposit the same, together with all the orr
gIna documents in the possession f the Con
yenlion and connected with its proceedings A.
mong the archives Of he Council Of State and
further that he cause ten printed copies nf the
SAID Journal to he well bound, and deposited
in the Public Library.
Ordered, that the President Of the Conven
ton do certify true copy Of the amended
Constitution TO the General Ass ,mbly now in
session, and that the General Assembly he and
they are hereby requested TO make any addi
iiGnal provision by law which may lie necess.
AIRY and proper for sbbmi ting the same 10 The
voters thereby qualified TO vote for members o.
the General Assembly at the next April cleo
| ton, aud for organizing the Government unde,
the amended Constitution, IN case IL shall be
approved and ratified by such voters.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

v-ue f:oy'rxsna OF THE CoHsosWEAtrs
r. va PROcLAHdTi0N =" "tr~
conyeotion which 80 led IN tn ny
IS ine I'D On he first Mn'ds, Ia OcfoE e,
OF n'a ',snsnt 70 law, 10 " CONSIDER, discuss
lsZ'' p new Constitution, or altrf tons
ana Fa.dm,nts TO the existing Constitution
ana u."'''Commonweaith. have adjourned sac
Q. W" ne, having agreed upon an snenisd Con.
dit'a .:s, mr. form of Government, 10 be submit
stun" ,he peeple, and TO be by them ratified
tea u.;a,eI-l. William B. Giles, Gosernor.
OF ,S,,neh h, p-op+t. By sni with he td''er 4
nav rnnnc;l Of s. tie, TO make proclamation, y
' NV hereby proclaim. thai Inc said ov'h
Nv. ~ did. on the Isl = day OF Jsnnarv, IN ms
ITO" .a mt wear. 1880, adjourn sine d's-and do
pr, ma, the sad ameud.d Constitution OF
~" al Government Tor this commonwealth,
wi, ~, hs oublished once a week Tor three sue,
s sa"s,ye months. together with this proclama-
,'"n IN such newspapers as by advice ofCoun
u.s. ~ ,.sre directed TO publish the Act Of the
neral Assembly of Virginia, TO organize a
Given under my hand as Cover
rc1 nor. L. under the seal oil The Com
nonwealih al Richmond this 18th
day ofJanuaf,. 1890.
VIM. B. GILES.
Ion. %. "o
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

DuRSUANT to- warrant To us directed w.
u have tins day viewed the rslras Cattle
shown T. - Y WIN. Lowry ~ tbs county
aud do find the same 10 be Tour heil,ts, al =
years old n'It spfioR, we'll grown, 3 Of sheh
are red ana white AID ! brlndlt aud white
all mark Il Ia the ears with a crop in ,he leff
and M ov"Ilrrl ~ each ear-and Ne do an
pra's" h" sad cattle 4" the sum 4 So EACH
f",il6ed under our hands this l2ib dsy Of Jan
1880, JOHN Lowry
MEL ON A. THOMSON,
MILLION LOWRY.
Bedford county, 10 vii This day ~, tGoye
named apptal'ers WIS duly sworn before mr.
Joseph Slaughter. Juslio Of The P.ac for
snid county. Gwen und.i nv haud ir i2th
day 81 Ian. 1890 JOSEPH SLhU6Hl
copy -Ieslr, q. A, NiNGFIELD, ID {.
Jan %. q
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
CLIFTON III. RUCKER

INFORMS lis friends and ihe public .enep
u ally, that he has aiken the store house meas
the Farmers ktuk OF Virginia, Ia ely occupied
Ivy Messrs. John aud Seth IIasey, Were he 10
now opening, and i'll keep on hand general
assortment OF Groceries, OF the very ht Il quail.
hy-whch he W III Sc u on as good terms a. they
can be sold IN this llace, foI cash, az any kind
OF country produce.
Jan. 8. ifdS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
NOTICE.
Edrard N. Grepnrag & Co.

1l3 Pearl Street, New York,
ON iihUE 10 pnIcbase u ahofntturef
~ Gooas rn comm,s ion. which aharus f..
elites 10 dealers nj n dntanee in keeping ihe,e
supplies Of goods general. without being.
extensive.
Their long experience in executing orders for
every de- criptlon Of MrrChandze wanted IN
VIRGINIA, and the Sonihe n n Western States
induces them 10 believe thai they can give
general 81 lsfactIon 10 those who will iavop
lhem with thrir h sinr.B. Il IS their Intention
hereafter To transact
General Commission Business !;
And vii attend pa 'cuIaty 10 III 81 OF
Ceuon. Flour. Tobacco, or any duce
Consigned 10 ihsm.
New York, - IN Jan 1890.
REFERENCES.
Mr.. Charles NJ. 'chei, Richmond, Ia.
Messrs Hancock Il Brown. Lynchbur z. Ia.
Jan % 2n4s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
HEWSON,S OFFICE.

Lynchbug Jan. 2sth. 1880,
TN RAW N numbers in The Rchn,o nd Dock
~ LOTTERY. class No. ], for 1890.
81 40 2 ii ~ 81 16
This DAY, ,he drawing If the Unipn Canal
Lottery, class No. |, will be received al this
ofiice-A lew lucky Numbers. are still remaining
unsod- all quickly and take chance for the
capitals at HEWSON 5 Office.
Jan. %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
N6aToes nj Auction.

Nneroes nj Auction.
n WILL Il l., at m. nice, on Saturday
II next, NJ 10 O'Clock, 2 hlely .reto..-.-
raosi ing oi men. bo :, g,rls and v ~. y - u
credit OF - months. Il, ~ ,oes will b. .old
without 'e.cr'e. X u PAYNE, auet.
Ian %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
THOS. RUDD

DESPEt FULLY informs 6is lf.ends and
j y the pubic generally, iha h. will sell or
ship tobacco. or any Other country produce on
commission. lie keeps his Office AT the store
room of Mr.. {. IL kuckei. Bank square,
Lynchbmg, Va
Jan. % tfd9
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28

sA'oK tllRE--A likely lung mao fa' ire
4 IN the county Aso. los hi, male
house servant. Apply 10 samuel Brs"siord.
January 81 2tf
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-28
ARTICLE ~.

The Chief Executive power Of this c ON.
monweaih, shall be vested in n Governor, to
he elected by the oint vote Of bo,h Houses Of
the General Assembly. He shall hold his Of
fee, during the term ui three years, TO com
mence on the 6fsI day Of January next succee.
ding his election, or ON such otter day MS
may from time 10 time be prescribed by law
and he hall be mel lille TO thai office, for
three wears Mex alter his term of service sha
have expired.
@ No person shall be eligible to the Office
OF Governor, until he shall have attained the
age 81 dirty years, shall be a native cillzen u
the Un,ted States, or shall have brena citizen
thereof Al the adoption OF the Federal Consil.
tuition, AID shall have been clIlzen of this
Commonwealth for five year. next preceding
his election
3 The Gbv"rnnr shah receive for his servi-
ces compensation TO be fixed by Jaw. which
shall ne neither increased nor diminished, du
ring his continuance IN office.
4, He shall take care that the laws be
faithfully executed-shAll communicate 10 the
Leg islatnre Al every session. the condition oi
the Commonwealth and recon mend 10 their
consideration such measures ms he NAV deem
expedent, lie shall he Communicating oh lei
Of the land and naval forces of the State. lie
shal have power 10 embody the m'ii'ia, when,
III hs opinion, the public safety shall eqnre
ito convene the Legislature, on spplica ion
Of a majority of the members ofthe House OF
Delegates. or when, IN bis opinion, the interest
of the Commonwealth may require ito grant
reprieves aud psrions, except when The prose
cation shall have been carried on by tho House
OF Delegates. or the law shall otherwise parliC-
| ularly direct To conduct, either IN person, OF
IN such manner as shall he prescribed by law
all intercourse wrh other and foreign States
and during the recess Of the Legislature, 10 I'll
pro 'emP0re, AL vacancies in those Offices, which
II may be the duty OF the Legislature TO I'll
ermaneotly-Proylded tnal his appointments
TO such yacanele, shalIbe y commissions to
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03
MARINE MINIS
PORT OF RICHMOND.

M4ANlN i S & WIS,
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,
Sohr Ann Kinney, from New York, with sundres.
SchT tonaN, Fause, from Plymouth, (Mass) with nails 10
Lucke q Szer. and potatoes and n,ackeTsl 10 master
Schr Fair Play, Iceland from New York with ballast
SehT sarah Morvle from Boston, with sundtes 10 Iucke
Siser OTIS, Dunlop CO. Goddard NJ Mitchell w Ali.
son, Smyh 10 Eusacc Hubbard Gardner Scott &. Fry
M kalcf", 4 billiard, Gordon, Fisher w Clarke
Mckildoe, w g. J c Crane and To order.
SAILED,
Scir Relief Crowell, for Boston, coal
Sch Chesapeake Bradley for Bridgeport (Con with coal
SehT John William, Cooper for fredericksburg with CO
SchT James, Lawrencs, for Alexandria, with coal.
Sch PutaTch Shorter, for Baltimore, with coal
Schr Henry, Christian, for Norfolk, with 1our.
NEW YORK, March 3O.-Arrived, Schr. VIM.
Rogers. Ireland, d. from Richmond.
o. The Rev. Mr.. PEET will preach in ST.
Johns Church To morrow and in future at the usu-
al hours.
o." The Letter Bag of the ship TALLY-Ho,
r Fisher, master, for Liverpool will be taken from
our Counting Room Saturday evening, at Z
O'Clock, Sd April. j. g. w GILLIAT
up
u The Letter Bag Oft ship PLATO, Capt.
Dmmock for Liverpool will be taken from d. Tim
berake's Counting Room this evening; at O'Clock.
ap3-It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03
ia TIE PUBLIC.
"MORAI ODFS .

n under this title, begs leave to say to tho public,
that lie is an humble mechanic, whose pecuniary cir
cumstances fore cd him this alternative by wsy OF
obtaining means for publishing larger work He
first thought of attempting its Publication by sob
scrpion; bot lastly gtlsc the preference TO the plan
pursued, under the persuasion, that sample would
not be Objectionable As il respects his Character,
he hopes he has cause TO be ashamed Of his name
unless he should, were attached to his humble work
lie Is of family, and supports them by the pur-
suit OF n calling which. not only greatly mpairs his
health, but moors within attlc nook, mind which
would fam 90 abroad.--Tbosc ladies and gentlemen,
who will doign TO call ON Mr.. Nash, Mr.. Wilkins,
or MIR Cotton, and countenancc his first effort will
be the objects of hrs wurmest gratitude.
up 3-2t ..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03

Citizens of Richmond Take Notice!
TENIliS DAY the Connecticut State Lottery will
n be drawn. Tickets So, shares ia proportion.
CArIrNL PRrzE 10000 DoLLARs.
Of Number Lottcry-8 Drawn Ballots.
GRAND SCHEME.
600 1000 $500 1000, 1900. 1896, Of 900,
. Of 600, of 500, &c. &c.
Also. THIS DAY will DO drawn tho Maine State
LOTTERY, No. /.
Capital Pile $4,000.
co Numbcis--lO Drawn Ballots.
Tickets So shares IN proportion.
SPLENDID SCHE.uE.
$4,000, 5000, 1000, 500, l,I3O, 10 Of 1000, o
Of 500, 10 of 800, sc. &c.
For prizos, call NJ
op p. CHUBBS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03
Esprit De Rose

Esprit lie hOs'.
IHNHIS beautiful preparation is the mos, exquisite
n ct the various offsPriugs Of Inc Quo OF K .sc,
and It IS ono which justics ,hc celebrity OF tiat most
favored Of the aromatic daughters of he East
within shor, time pos 'io demand Tor tbs article
has greatly increased, and il every day becoming
more fashionable a perfume for hogdkcrchiofs,
goyes, and other articles Of dress; o, b. oso used rs
wash for the teeth and gums. TIE chief excellence
of the perfume consists IN its great dccacy and mild
ness; II has no cXcesRivenCss or pungrncy Of fra
GRANGE, but is indeed the very "YrmancN Of ,peninr
buds ond spring flowers" The above article, with
an assortment Of perluucry. lust fcceN ed at the
Book, Stationery, and Fancy Store Of
aNt y. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03

u Congress seems to be getting on with tie bust
of the session with rather more despatch, but
their proceedings on Wednesday possessed no very
high interest Mr.. McDuIie's resolution for reducing
the pay, was defeated, 1872 to 6l. This was eX-
pectcd. 1t is much easy and pleasant to splut-
ter about retreuchment and recommend it to others,
than to enforce 1t in ones own case.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-03
by Otis, DUNLOP 81 co.
Shoes and Hats Mt kuct;on


Shoes and Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3lst OF March, at 10
o'clock will be sold at our Auction store
$50 packages of shoes, comprising alnos, every
KIND, direct from the mn nuIactories, and all of ex-
cellent quality
600 cases Of fur hats, from uiddlinr TO sunerior
quality.
30 cases men3' wool hats. , --,.
mar IS Terms at sale. o d. g. Co
~ The above sale is postponed to Wednesday the
1th April, IN consequence of wet weather. when II
will positively take place.
Valuable Stock of DRY GOODS al AUCTION.
an "Wednesday. the lsih of MAY next, at 10
" o'clock WI! be sold under the management of
OTIS. Dunlop 81 Co. at their Auction Rooms our en-
tire Stock of
DRY GOODS.
Amounting 10 upwards of $4,000, comprising The
most general and valuable assortment ever oFercd in
this pace-Thc sale viii be without reserve Terms
aud mouths credit, fnrapproyed negotiable notes
We shall for six weeks, continue In offer Cur
stocS at private sale, ut very reduced prices and in
ve those wanting great bargains, TO give us calA
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