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OH, MACKEREL, PORK. a.,


1BNHE Subscriber has just received yer different ar
u rivals
u Bbls winter STAINED and Tanners oil wa,t ted erod
10 d. No I, Nova scotia and Boston niackerel
80 do mess and prime pork NEWLY put up
few qunias dun GOLDFISH tongues sound aud faljlot
fms, which he UEers for sale low WA. CLARKE.
ian I2-6tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

science Directs regardless Of consequences am here
the representative Of the freehoders. 1 do believe
that they hare the right to decide this question: both on
principle, and just construction Of the various
Legislative acts and the proceedings which have taken
place under them, and cannot TO be nstr,me,
mental in dePriving my constituents Of that right
Mr. STUART wished to make a single remark n.
TO the question OF power, not Of exps liz ney. The
gentleman from Charlotte had said that the people had
not done 80 foolish thing say that the Convsn-
ton might make Constitu ion without submitting il to
Them. But where did they say so only in the act
oil their representatives. that the only
their will. and tina, act, while Il retained the pow.
me Convention In one respect extended them in
ther, aud was certainly valid ia extending in
Restraining.
Mr.. MooRE asked, that the question should be taken
BY yeas and nays. Il was so taken accordingly and
g decided follows
YEAS-Messrs Jones, Lrigh Of Chester6 Id, ylor
OF Chester6-d. Giles, Bronax Droomg cole, Ale
Nicholas, Mason Of Southampton. Trszvant, Claiborne
Utquhart Randolph Lrigh Of Hsiifax, Logan Venabie
Psen'is. Grgsby, Branch. Coalter, Upshur and Perrin
Pa.
NOES-Messrs Barbour (Pre.iGent,) Goode, Mar.
email oil Henrico, Tyler. Ciopton, Anderson, CofFnan
HAFrison, Williamson, Baldwin, johnson. Ni'Cov
Moore, Brirne SHi h, Miller. B,xter Madison Stan.
ard, Flxhugh, Henderson, Osborne, Cooke Powell.
G'iEgs. Mason OF Frederick. N ayior Donaldson Boyd
Pends,on, George, Mcmillan. Campbell Of Washnxton
nyan. Taylor OF Caroline, Cloyd. Chapman, Matthews
Oxlssby. Duncan. Laidiey, Summers, See, Morgan,
Campbell Of Brooke, Wilson, Ba, bour of CuIp.p~r
fori CiAytor, Saunders, Townes CabeI Martin Suar,
Pieasshts. Gordon. Thompson, Masse, Bates, NsaIe,
Rose, Joynes, BAyly-66.
So the Resolution Of Mr.. Randolph WAS re;.cted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21


Aher the LIST ballot. Mr.. Nelson was drop, by rul.
Of the House-and after the I'd, Mr. B,ockenbromyh
wac drop', and MIR. Smith withdrawal by Mr.. William,
Of Harrison.
On the Sj ballot, MIR. Wilson was elected.
The House thun proceeded to the execution Of the
o'nt order. which had Tor it, the election OF
Counee lors in the place Of Messf Cotton ami Briggs
The follow log nominations were made.
Rober, q. Scott Of this Ci.y-By Mr.. Booker Of A.
meia, supported by Messrs Anderson and White Il X.
(who stated that he had three years aga voted to
move Mr. s. from the Council upon erroneous im-
preston OF his Conduct during the fste at Yoik-hai
he had sncs made il a point to inv. sgate the facs
aud was satisfied lac had not done justice TO Mr.. Scott
on that occasion, and lie wished pair it-Mr
Eppes also bore testimony to the qaliie aud
services OF Mr.. ). as Member OF the Exec aive
Council.)
Col. John Baxter Of Pocahon as-By Mr.. Grimes,
supported by MIR. Stevenson.
Wyndham RI bsrtson nominated by Mr.. Bur-
foot.
Guy r. c. Allen Of the Delegates Of Preston no.
minated by Mr.. Brown Of Harrison.
Eaton Stanard oi orange-By Mr.. DAVIS; supported
by Messrs. Finks and Voolfolk.
WIN NJ Fulton re .noininated by Mr.. GEoRGE.
Dr. Thomas p Atkinson--re- nominated by Mr.
ScoTT.
VIM. Vase one Of the ID esates OF the county of
Monroe-put in nomination by Mr.. BRowN of Bath.
Seorg- Scheirer re- nominated by MIR. DRUMMoNp.
The following were appointed Committee TO exam
ins the ballots, viz Messrs Booker of A, Grimes,
Burioot, Brown OF Harrison, Davis OF o. George An.
derson Finks, Scott OF H., Brown OF b Voolfolk White
CT X, Stephenson, Drunm,nd and Espe..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES

Tutsdpy. Jan. ia communic alton was received
from The Senate. stating that they had passed IN. bill
establishing an inspection Of flour and Indian meal
At the town Of Fa mvile in the county of Prince Ed
wsrd'-and also with anne bdme M, the hill An.
thorzng the sSfe Of certain lands, whereof Edmund
Hby died seized."-Thc House sgreed 10 this ain. nd
ment. ''Fi
The order Of the DAY then taken up; when. on
tne melton OF Mr.. Williams OF Harr. on, the House
surer Of the U.Sl
A.d 6 fifteen candidate. were named. follows:
Mr. KIcHARDsoN OF James City, rose to nominate
Beverly b Brown Ia resident of this cityl-.econdrd
ey MIR. Garland Of Amherst.
MIR: TYLER nominated his colleague, John b. Chris
tan OF Char cs City; supported by MIR. Cook.
Mr. WILLIAMS OF Harrison nominated Danr Smith
enc Of the delegates Of the county Of Kanawha sup
ported by MIR. Edgng,on.
Nr. UPsHAw nominated Juhn W. Brockenbrouyb
t0i ms city;] supported by Messrs. Dabn-y s. Minor
MIR. GRIMES nomir Col. John Baxter of Poca-
honias. " wa"
Mr. BArLr nominated DR.. Geo. seberer Of Nor,h.
aRp,on. ~
Mr.. GILMER nominated Daniel A. Wilson Of Cum
se!isnd supported by Messrs. Garland of Nelson and
Wilson Of Cumberland.
Mr. WILLIAMS Of Henrico, nominated William b.
Ihamberlayne OF Henrco
Mr.. CADELL nominated Geo. w. Nelson Of Hano.
yer; supported by MIR. Rives OF Campbell.
Mr. KELLER nominated John NJ. Fulton of Wash.
fneton county; supported by Mr.. Gregory
thi. city. g. >"''N' u
Mr. Scorr nominated his colleague Dr. Thos p. At.
kinson OF Halifax.
Mr. RUTHERFORD nominated DR.. John HAYES of
this city. "
MIR. BURFoor nominated Wyndham Robertson of
this cy-seconded by Mr. Guerrant.
Mr. kIvEs oil T.. e. nominated James LYONS Jr of
this cy-seconded by MIR. Goods
The nominations being exhausted Mr. WILLIAM,
Of Har. was requested to communicate to the Senate
tnst The House were now ready TO proceed TO the e.
lection, and that the following &. nile men [naming
then,] were in nomination.
Mr.. CEoPToN returned with message from the Sc
ne s'aing that they were then ready to proce ed with
the election, and that additional nomis a,ion wa.
made in that body
The following gentlemen were named by the Chair,
somtn"ee TO meet the committee from the Senate,
Tor the purpose OF examining the ba lots, viz:
Mesrs. Richard.on OF James City, TYLER Of Charles
CRY, Williams OF Harri.on, Uphaw, Grimes BayIy
Giiner, Dabney, Will ans Of Henrico, CabeII Keller
Mason Of Frederick, Scott Of Halifax, Ru,her ioord
Burioo Garland OF Amherst, EdgingIon, Rives Of
Prince George, Gregory, GMland Of Nelson, Cook Of
S'an''d' Kwss OF Campbell, Wilson, Goode aud Guer-
Tent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

Il
Scattering 2
John b. Ch,isfiun was of course elected on he
eighth ballot.
MIR. Chamberlayne was dropt by the rule of the
House at the end OF tie LIT ballot, aud Dr. HAYES wa,
.wiihd avn by Mr.. Rutherford.
Alter tie I'd ballot, DIR. kinson wa. dropt; and d.
Seherrer Withdrawn iy MIR. BAyly.
Alter the ballot, Mr.. Nicholas was dropt by a. ?
rule Of the House, and Mr.. Browne was for the pre-.
cent Withdrawn by Mr.. Richardson: am. Mr.. Bocken.
brough for the present Withdrawn by Mr. Up.baw
Alter the 4b ballot Mr.. Bsxer was drop, by the
rule; Mr.. Rives OF c. withdrew MIR. Nelson: Mr. Up.
shaw again withdrew Mr.. B,o.ke nbrough, and Mr..
Rives cfP G orgr withdrew MIR Lyons.
Alter the 5;h ballot, Mr.. Robe rson was dropt by the
rule.
Ailer the 9th ballot. Mr.. Fulton was dropt.
Alter the 7b ballot, Mr.. wil.on was dropte
On motion Of Mr.. JASON of Frederick Realized
That the Joint order Of the dy for the election of
'nembers Of the Executive Council, 10 supply the va
cAhcies occasooed by the resig OF Nash Legrand
E'q. and by The removal OF Samuel Coltoo and David
Briggs, Esqrs. lie postponed until TO. merrow.
Ordered, That Mr. CADELL carry the same 10 the
Senate, sod request their concurrence.
Mr.. MASON Of Frederick, from the Committee for
Courts OF Justice, presented Report; which was re-
ceived and laid upon the table.
And bill 10 amend an Act entitled an Act TO oresn-
ze Convention, which was read the FIRST aud on hi,
notion the second time and ordered TO be re commit.
tod TO the said Committee.
a message was received from the Senate by Mr.
iy'of, sating That they had agreed TO the resolution
ior posPon'ng the execution of the joint ord. Of thu
day. Tor the election Of hree Councillors until tomor
On motion, ordered, that leave of absence from The
service Of this House, be given to Mr. Thomp.on for
ten days IRON Tomorrow
And then, on motion Of MIR. MASON Of Frederick
The House adjourned until to- morrow ~ o,c,oeL
----
YEsTERDAr, the House according 10 the po.,,onsd
joint oder pfoceededby Joint Ballot with the S,na,e
10 the Election Of member Of the Executive Counci
osoppy the vacancy oceasioned by the resgnston ot
Nash Legrsnd, E-q (aPponted to an Office under the
The following nominations for this purpose were
made and Communicated to the Senate, viz
Daniel Smith lone Of the Delegates fiom Kanawba,
nominated by MIR WILLIAMS OF Hatri.on.
Daniel a Wilson OF Cun,berland-By Mr.. Gan
LAND, otNsison, supported by Mr. Dubton.
George W. Nelson Of Hanover-By Mr.. WHITE of
Hanover.
William NJ. Fulton Of Washington County, ,v
Mr. KELLER. ~
wyndham Robertson Of this City-By Mr.. BuR.
FOOT.
ThSfollowing were appointed Committee 10 exam.
inc The beots, viz: Me.srs Williams of Harlan g.,
land Of N, Upshaw, White Of Hanover, KeIJsr R"s
foot, Dun'on, Sbsnds, Tefrill, Saunders, O'Fsnsu
HpdmsD and cambridge '
The Tssult was reported az follow:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

William Roundtree, PhG
against
WIN. cambridge, la Sheriff Of the County Of Henri.
CO, to whom committed for administration all the
goods chattes rights and credits which were of the
estate oil Watson Patman, deceased and others,
Dchs.
ne defendants Price Shoemaker and Cynthia his
having entered thier appearance and given Sc.
curry according TO the Act Of Assembly and Rules Of
UNI, court, ana appearing. by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this Country: IL or
dcred that the said defendants do appear here on te
first day OF the next jane term and answer The hin NJ
me panth and that copy Of this order be for bw
inserted in some newspaper published in tbc 80,
kichmoni for two months successfully and posted AZ
the front door Of the Capitol, in the said City
Copy. Teste,
VIM. G. PENDLEToN, C. C.
Jan. FL ss-vsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

After the LIST Ballot, Mr.. Vass dropt and Mr.. At
kinson withdrawn by Mr.. Scott.
After the End. Dir. Scherrer dropt, and Messrs
Stanard and Fulton withdrawn by Messrs. Woolf. IL
and George.
At'r the Sd Ballot Mr.. Baxter was dropt.
On the 4th ballot Guy Allen wa. elected.
LII tho election Tor Councillor TO supply the
cy occasoned by the removal OF David Briyg..
Mr. STANDS nominated James Lyons.
MI HANsBRoUGH nominated Wyndham Robertson
Mr-CABELL nominated George w. Nelson.
MIR. BOOKER OF A. nominated Robt. G.. Scott
Mr.. RICHARDSON of Jas. City, nominated, Beverly
B. Brown.
MIR WILLIAMS OF Harrison, supported the nomina.
ton OF G. w. Nelson.
Mes.Is GUERRANr BURroor, supported wynd.
ham Robertson.
MIR ANDERSON supported Robert G. Scott
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21
PHILIP p. BARBOUR,
PreSidcnf Of he Cnnrenfinn
ID. BRIGGs
~ bhioGS
Secretary Of hs Convention.
SCHEDULE.


Ordered, that the ro1 containing the daft NJ ,b. a
msnIed Constitution adopted by this Conye Dtiop and
ny submitted TO the people OF tha Common we ajtb
or her rahhchiion or rejection, be enclosed by the
Secretary in proper for its preservation and de-
poted among The archives OF the Council of State
ordered, that the Secretary do cause the Journal of
proceedings OF ''s Convention, TO he fairly entered
In well bound book, aud after the same shall bavs
Oeen signed by The President, and aested by the Sc
creary That lie deposit the same tog Their with all the
oga' documents IN the possession Of the Cohve utioD
and connected with its edings among the archives
OF the Council OF Sa'e and further, thar he cause ten
printed copies Of the sal. Journal 10 he well bound
and deposited IN the Public Library
Ordered, that the President of he Conve,,;on ,o
certify true copy Of the amended Constitution 10 the
General Assembly in session; and that the Cener
a. Assembly be and they are hereby requested 10 make
any additional provisions by law which may he neces
'ay and proper Tor submitting the me to the voters
merely quilted 10 vote for msinbrrs OF The General
Assembly, Al HE next A9ril election, ana for ganiz
ing the Government under ic amended CONSTITUTIONS
~ case shall b" approved aud ratified bY such voters
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

~ WANTED. at THIS Office Two Apprentices. be-
ttoee 10 and 16 years Of age tcho can come ceH reeo
mended-qf respectable Porents-dnd possessing a
good English Education. ="
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE BY virtue of a
deed executed by Mann PAGE and wife bearing
date lOih day OF SeDemher, 1920 aud duly recorded
in the county OF King William, ,r Purposes therein
mentioned, the smbscrb,r will, the 2jh inst being
King William Court day. proceed to sell TO the highest
bidder, Tor cash tract of iAd combining two hundred
acres or lhereabouts being part Of Lsngbotns tract
adjoining MIR. William GregorYs The title is be.
leved TO TO ndispusbe but only such as is vested in
me, viii be conveyed.
MATTHEW w KEMP T,o.,o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

a JOHANNA will stand the ensuing season at my
WI Farm, known Hall Sink, nine miles from Rich.
mond, on the road leading 10 fredericksburg.
Terms formerly $50 Tor the season, TO be dis.
charged blythe payment OF $35 during the season; In
sursnce $50 dollars
Tie remarkably Producing character Of Gohanna's
coils being 80 well known in this section Of country,R
10 not deemed necessary 10 soy more about y.
J. NJ. bOTTs
Jan II. 5t~28w4u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

HlRGlNla At rules holden in the Clerks Office nj
the Superior Court Of Chancery for tie Richmond
District, the 4th day Of January 1890
William Roundtree. pi,0
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

NOTICE Having, Tor the present, clos d INV ueT-
~ camille business, notice is hereby given TO all
parsons, that those having claims against me will IRE
seut them Tor payment aud those indebted 10 me- make
payment without delay, longer Indulgence can not
he gwen. JAMES =. TYLER,
Jan. 2l. ss9t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-01-21

n PRlNG RACES over the Broad Rock and Tree Hill
- courses, will commence at the LIST named place. on
the 3rd tuesday IL April next and at the latter on the
Atm Tuesday in April. BY order Of the Clubs.
ISIAM PUCKETT, ~,
JAS. NJ SELDEN, rroPr'etors
Jan 81. ss--t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-07-02

NE subscriber has Just from the Chemical
ing articles, which, among many other chemics r,ces prua
req arc IN high repue AMONGST the eminent
Saratoga Powders by which water can be prcpaed eoua
I" an respsct'' 70 ma. taken from the springs
few minutes the Lisbon dict drink. -
compound Syrup Of Lverwor, safe and valuable nedi
psini OF 6e meienc made use Of for the above .
eases are oil stimulating nature composed generally resins
giving temporary relief almost every where thew
freely used oegrava'e the disease and reduce the strength of
the PATIENT this preparation be made from
IONIC ann esPecora medicines which have been selected
adJnrans
Ciraled Kali FOR making the saline drsugh, of neutral mix
lure one drachm ofthis salt dissolved ounces of
instantly produces similar and equal in every
10 that made with fresh e,nnn juice aud salt of tartar
Black Oxide Of Mercury Tor making the
the phi '0'' oil graz" FULLY equal to three grains of
s"dGcd Copaiva This active preparation of bal
SAM and rendered solid without the action Of heat,
shing ats strength by the addition inefficient ARTICLES IL ia
much approved ofby the faculty Caution The Resin Of
Paiva made by evapora,ing balsam entirely inert
Oil of Copawa, dose drops II is superior TO N,phha
Tor preserving potassium.
Oil Cubebs. This a valuable addition 60 basam coavs
w In 20 drops TO of baam will seas increase
virtues of that remedy IN Gonorrhca
Extract OF Qunne grains Of which equal one of
elunIne and at less than one third of the price.
Va OF Black Pepper This much more active preparation
than erne drop is fully equal grains of
ter II also valuable adjunct Qunine; or two drops
added TO SIX grains will greatly nereae the powers OF that
Superior Red Bark. And
Superior Calaya Bark This species Of yellow
DARK, and derives from the province which il is col
ected is the bark which yields unnc greater proportion
man any other species neatly put up ed cylindrical
packages Of a POUND and ounce.
Besides the above articles hand, of;hc following
articles can be had At short notice If desired, viz
DenarcotiZed Opium.
Denarco'ized Acidulous Tmc,ur OF y plum.
Compound Tonic Extract
Extract OF Siramonum
Acetate, sulPhate and pure Morphia
Muriae and Oxide OF Gold.
Piperne, Enene, Supui,ne,
Delphne, Cincionine Strychne and Verairinc
june HUGH RicNEAlARA.
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FASHIONABLE GOODS.

For Ladies Summer Wear.
TTNHE following beautiful Goods are of the latest
Il fashions, and will be sold at low prices
Oriental CONNIE batticc, and elegant style Of
goods, for the evening walking dress
Embossed 'oscarns and nundarins,' of fash ona bic
colours
Plain and striped palmarincs and batticcs
Fouard, figured and striped gauze
Paris embroidered null and book muslin robes, OF
new style Of patterns and rich work
Best black pamarine and Gro de Leon
An invoice of lace and and worstcd capos, caps.
collars, Gorcllas, 'fissllulle, and pelerines, of
the most fashionable shspc
Ladies' plain and embroidered gloves, OF all colors
qualities and prices
Plain and embroidered white cotton hose
Black and white silk and raw silk hose, &c. &c
All the above, with every description of Lace Goods
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ic 26 Fancy Dry Good and Irish Linen Store
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Edinburgh Review, Number 100
JUST PUBLIS8ED


Z oNTENTS.-ARr I. I-I.ecturc, q, 81. my
~ 'osoPhy OF Modern History, delivered in H. s
University ofDub!in. by George Miller. 3. ~ ~
,. Mahcmedonisrn Unveiled. mn ;,,,;.. 49,,
that ii-Hcrcsy, It's diffusion and continr. No. ~
e ; on new principle tending to confrm tn
'uG"ces' anu anu the Propagation, of the Cbr;.
'ian faith; -, BY the Rev. Charles Forstor, b. d.
H. l. The Speech of NJ. Il. SadIer, Eso. n p
on the state ana prospects Of the country. deIvs.I
Whitby. y "ehsefed g
2 Sierra della Economic Pubblica IN r,.p.
Giuseppe Peccbio. -'eA' oe
III. Journal ola passage from Tho p..;a.
A'iah'ic crossing the Andes in the Northern Pro-.
inccs OF fcru, and descending the River Mar,nor -
A ,l by Henry Lister Nav, Hieut. Ro,.s
". I. Monument E,ruschi. O d rx,,..
9scsnat ncisl, illustrate publicat dal Csv.i;e,.
francesca Inshirami. e''efo
2; Die Eirusker. Vier Butcher, Won Karl ots..s
M.iier me htrnscans in four books by X. @.
iu;'' an essay winch obtained the Prize from ~,
hoyal Academy of Sciences at Berlin 'o
memoirs OF The HE and times of Daniel Dafo.
containing review of his writings and his on.;o,,
upon variety of important matters civil - ~
clcsiastical by Walter Wilson. Rso. ~ a., snI &C.
Temple. H''i' OF ue Inner
M case ofthc sugar duties; with proofs and ilos
VII. ]. travels to and from Gonstant;no,,. ;,..-
years 1927 and 1885, or personal n.rra,r" pr m me
n HS rom VIENNA through Hungary, Transvlvsn;.
Naiachia, Bulgaria, and RomeliS to Con-,
ana rom mat city to the capital of Austria, by Tho
i'ardanciies, Tenedos the plains of Troy. s,nvr-
Athens, Cyprus Syria, Alexandra, Malta. S.ev
C.;, istrs' Gsrmoia and Styra. BY Capt Cherc,
?. Travels in Turkcy. Egypt. Nubia and PALE.
den, Esq. NJ X. c. g. 49, H. "ao
Ena narrative ola Journey from Constantiucple to
i'ngahd By the Rev r. Walsh, LII. D.
d. Constantnople in 1898 A resde,c. 81 N
months IN the Turkish Capital and Provinces viii, d,
an account ofthe present stste of the naval and Mill
tary power and ofthe resources of the Ottoman Nm,
pre-. by Charles Macfarlnnc. ESQ., ~"''-
VIII Remarks on the spirit du,ics
"a. n dissertation on the course and n,ob.hs 49,.
m N IL, .on OF the Niger BY Lieut. Gen. Sir Rns,.,
Donkin, GC.H. K.C.B and D.R.S As'IAo
y l. Organon der ueilknust Won Sapuo, u,,,,,,
manu- "uo Hauire-
;, 2 Die chronischen Krankheiten, ihre e;os,,h,,r,
Hahneman. w" oamue
3. RENE Arzneisn telchre Won Samnc, II,h,,-
mann. '1''uci hamc-
Al SIR Thomas Moore or colloouies On Tho n-,-
gress and prospects of society. BY Robert Sou,ber
Esq. LID poet laureate.
index. p n c.>-x
June
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Summer Fashions.

Summer Fashions.
A 7 r. II. JENKINS Fancy Dry Good and Irish
IA Linen Store, received the following rich
new-stye and fashionable goods, received by the re-
cent arrivals at New York, from PARIS and England
together with many goods from auction, which will
be sold at reduced prices.
One box new-style Leopold fancy gauzc scarfs,
the only lot of the kind in this country
One box fancy gauze scarfs, seasonable colors
One box do do Mezotinto handkerchiefs do do
Rich figured 'Mandarnes' and .Oscariuls' for La
dies evening dresses
A few more rich worked robes
Ladies cambria gloves and kid m,ts
Rivequarter and four quarter plain bobine,t laCc
Very cheap bargains in white cotton hosiery.
ALSO,
All widths quilting footing laccs
Four quarter, Sd and Cd cambrics and jaconets
with many and rich goods deserving the attention
of those wishing to examine fashionable dry goods.
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Comfort in q Shave

NUIIIIUTl I'll II SHdNC.
."HOSE persons who desirous OF alleviating
Il the mscries ola shave, respectfully inform
cd that the subscriber has received supply of those
Justly celebrated old English Ra-ors, trarranted.-
The manufacturers of this article being convinced
that TO improvements necessary in razor, ex-
cept those that promote the durability of fine edge
have combined the qualities of the old ra cor
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razor.
Morgans sided razor strap, possessing the quail
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Shaving brushes. boxes and soap.
Milk of Roses. Cologne and Florida Water. all
used in the very desirable operation of comfortable
shave. For sale at the Book, Stationery and Fancy
Store, of r. d. SANXAY. :
in q--fs
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Crudcn's Concordance.

4 Complete Concordance to the Holy Scriptures OF
IN the Old and New Tcstamcnts or, Dictionary
and Alphabetical Index to the Bible: very useful TO
all Christians who seriously read and study the iuspir
ed writings, &c. &c new edition with MANY i'm
portant imProvemens-and at about ! the cost oil the
London Edition, and fully as well exocu,cd-Jus,
published. and for sale by J. IT, NASIi
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DRY GOODS.

TNHE subscribers IN receipt of their Spring
Il supply of american, British, French, German,
Stoiss and India DRY GOODS. made up of recent
purchases in .Ne,n York, Phil ideiphia, Boston and
England, and embracing almost every article in then
line. They deem it sufficient Tor their customers, to
say that their present stock probably the most en-
tensire and best assorted they have ever had and o
assure them and other purchasers, that they ncve,
had 1t so much in their power to hold ont induce
mcnts TO buyers both at wholesale and retail.
+. 81 Il. JAMES g. co.
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