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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
FRESH DRY GOODS

n anticipation of their general advertisement, the
subscribers inform their customers and other pur-
chascrS that they have received b. the last arrivals
from Philadelphia New York and Boston, One Hun
dred and Eighty Packages Frest .l,nc,iczn and
British Dry Goods, in which are included their own
importation from England, (viu,New York; consist
ing i'll part OF the following articles:
Extra blue, black, brown. olive, and olive brown
London cloths
Extra blue, black, drsb, mixed, fancy mixed, and
lavender London c1ssimercs
Plain and fancy white London Marseillcs auillinrs
White and colored g-ound chintz, printed do DO
PLAIN buff ;oicnets
beautiful assortment of the newest style Prints
Fancy, checked, and striped, aad .ldriaaoPie CT
nsto style ginghams
t. . 4 and Cd cImbric and jaconct muslns
White bOrdcrcd cravats, very superior and
Mixed aud striped linen snd cotton drills.
Their assortment Is now very good, and will in Il
icw days be the most commanding they have over
had L. q L. JAMES. s. Co
apl3-tf Market Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
NcrlnmerN. 40.

q UST received. tho following. y'f. Cologne water,
- genuine French. in bottles Of great variety of
shopcs; FLORIDA water aromatic vinegar; honey wa
ter French and English soaps burning PARTICLES in
tended for burning IN sick rooms which when lighted
emit most fragrant odour pearl powder; rouge ~
pots vinegar ofrougc; Muca5sar oil bears oil &C
nu,Hc otto Of rose. end milk OF roses.
mr. GO II =. MCNAMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
fK ARTgHE2 MNWs.
POltr a RINIL.liOND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Sun, Horton, from Hartford, with sundrics,
10 Otis, Duulop & co., Davenport, Allen 81 CO., John
o. Lay and cider, potatoes, and gin to master.
Schr Rachael s. Lydia, Lyman, from Boston, via
Norfolk and City Point.
SChr Amanda, Hal. from Moschcto IL. P1,ilal
via Norfolk
Schr Resolution, Sicrlmar. from New York, with
hay, 10 james Wallace.
Schr Virginia, Price. from City Point.
SAILED,
Sclr Adrian Sharpe, for Now York, coal
Soop NARROW, Philips, Tor Taunton, Mass coal.
BOSTON, April 6.--Arrved. brig Columbia Shi-
hcs, from Richmond; schr Elizabeth and Rcbccca,
Williams from do.
NEW YORK. April o.-Cloarcd. sclr Effort PRIV.
or, Rchmond soop Ni5giaiue, Sanford do.
PORTLAND, April > Arrived, schr Milo, Lea
witt, Richmond.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
For the Constitution Ar,;r

The above returns in several instances are not
complete, being only the first days vote
Departed this lie the night of the Ilh instant. Miss
tHsNfs NST /. FNFnuD, 'c residence Of Nr Kce
lenrco county, afer short illness which bore
with Christian iurudc In her life she admired hy all
VINO knew her and IN her DEATH society has lost Of its
bright ornaments
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13

NEw fpDg, April 0.
Capt S"in, OF the ship Galaxay, from Marscilles.
March "t' informs Us that the agents of the govern
men, were active in chartcring vessels as transports
tor tho Expedition fitting out against Algiers. No
American vessel had been chartered as yet.-the
compensation offered, not being Sufficient Il was
understood at Marscllics that BQurnsnt was 10 com
u.and the Expedition, and that it was to consist of
10000 men, who would rendezvous at Toulon. In
passing through tho Straits, Capt s. saw an Amer
reap Fugatc, but did not learn her name.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13

AZ We this day conclude what in every sense
temper, in style, in argument and learned research
deserves the name of great speech Webster
on tho "nuIllfyng" doctrine, and Clayton the re
moving power" are beyond dispute, the most clear
and convincing arguments which We have ever read.
1t not too much to assume that The 'nuilifying'
doctrine, thIt mons,rous anomaly, which contcr~
for the right of one state to con,ro! and unnu the
Joint act of % others sovereign aud independent
as she, has been ann,ha,od by Mr. Webster 1t is
given up" as devoid of acknowledgement is
the Va. doctrine Of 03, than rcmouslrauce is COM
mand or cntreaty, controuL Mr. Madison never
contcnded for it, and will now AMI ever would &C
knowledge, that he ncycrdid
What Mr.. Webster has achieved in regard to The
"nullfyng" Mr. Clayton will achieve in regard to
the "romoving" doctrine. IL was never designed to
cothc any lunclionary in this government, with deS-
yo,ic power. Il was never designed to give him the
right to say. did this or did that because chose
to do it-bccausa it suited my sovereign will aud
pleasure. TIC President has not the right 10 re
moYo without cause. Ills powers are the peoples
movers, entrusted FOE their advantage They are not
hi,powcrs, bestowed or his private qualification.
Tqrbsonigin nj he Ersi--Thc Massachusetts State
election has inst closed, and in 81 towns heard from
Lincoln the Anti Jackson candidate for Governor,
lad I ,069. Morton, the Jackson candidate, 3;8l.
Iincolns majority will be immense.
In Connecticut, the State election has also just
closed. Great mgioriiics were generally gvcr the
Anti. Jackson side. There wac ono exception which
gives rs no small satisfaction The city Of HorV'rd,
the most federal spot in the Union, gave n majority
10 the Jackson candidate. This proves what effect
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
Soda Water vs.. Cocktail

Soda Water vs. Cocktail.
AAlNG commenced the preparation Of Soda
Il a Water, which shall attend TO in person. tb,
public may expect To get it pure and good and as eco
nomy Is the order Of the times, ] w0hTa recommend
the use ofthe Soda. 10 place of the other not onl.
because 1t IS cheaper and more conducive TO health
but because any who is addicted TO the of cock
tail cannot be a member Of the Temperance Socictv
shall also keep supply Of Saratoga Water which
well the Soda, shall be kent as cool a. tbcv can
be procured elsewhere.
~ f3 II. G.. ltcNEMARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
THE BLUE BOOK,

"A REGIS TER OF officers and Agents, Civil, Military,
and Naval, in the service OF the United States on
the SOth Sept 1929 together with the Names force
ami condition Of AL the Ships and vessels belonging to
the United States, and when and where built Pre-.
pared at the Department Of State by order of Con.
gress. few copies received by
ap l3 COLLINS z, co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
ENoCH S. co.,. Cellar,
LAND FOR SALE

DURSUANT TO a Decree of the County Com,
u of Ilenrico, made the 18th dav of Marcel
1880, IN a suit between Rebecca Pearce. and SAM
iiobson, plaintiffs and Bernard Redford and Others
defls, we the commissioners appointed for that mr.
pose, shall proceed, Saturday, the I7th dav of the
present month April, make sale OF the Tracts Of
Land which, by the said decree, arc directed to ha
so!d The sau'e being situate in Hcurco couurv. and
beng lands Of which Francis Pearce died posScssed
One of the said of land contains two bundre5
and lag acres, or thcreabcuts, and is bounded
by the land OF Thomas c. Eee.ec, Charles Childrev
ald others. about nine mics below the CITY of RicL
m6hd. Another Of the said tracts contains about
thirty acres Of land, and lies the road leadino from
Richmond TO Charles City Court house, and is ubors
eight miles from the former place. The other tract
contains about twelve acres, and Is adjoining the
largest and first mentioned trGct-The sale viii b
made upon credit OF nine months the purchasers
giving bond with sufficient security for the payment
OF The purchase money, and the commissioners re-
tanning Inc title TO the lands until the sane shall no
directed to be convcyed.-T'he sale of the whole
lands Will be made the largest tract above mon
toned, and will take place between the hours of IL
a. NJ. and ?. p. NJ, ofthH day above mentioned bv
GEORGE KEESEE, }
Joseph BAILEY. ! Commission
JESSE +. EEESEE,
an ar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
81 DArENr0RT, ALLEN = co.

BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
IENHE subscriber intending to decline the Grocery
Il Business, will sell his Stock Of Groceries SLIM
casks, fixtures, 90 ct public auction, on THURS
DAY next, the 18th inst, j oclock-the stocj,
consists OF almost every article IN the grocery line
the Liquors are first rate and genuine and well
worth the attention Of town aud country dealers
who are invited to call and examine the same pre-
vious TO the day OF sale
The sale will be conducted by Messrs Dare--
Allen IS Co. Aucts.
ap IS ENOCII S. COi,,r Cellar
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13

Drugs, Medicines, DC. DC.
Tie subscriber has received part Of
GSSGz3 his Spring supply ofDrugs, Medicines,
SEEggsI &c. and expects to receive tho remainder
ES3H by the first arrivals from New York,
~ $sA Philadelphia ond Baltimore. lie deems
"l-eSs' 1t supcrluous to say any thing by way
Of Pgfinc the good qualities Of tho articles Lc offers
tor sale, Of which, well tho prices, those who
wish TO purchase generally choose To be their own
Judges. The public have right ~ expect ertry thing
thcy buy to he ,od but it Is rcry unusual hear the
cry OF siutjng fd from the salesman, II tho article
called for should nat he tho best Of the kind in the
market Ills object is, therefore, TO keep the best Lc
can buy, aud sell them as low rs nc can afford.
or - ~. G. McNENARA
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13

1fThe account of the Dinner given to MI Clay
al Nulchez, in our ncKt.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13

LEWIS WEBB & Co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13

O. Ia few days, we moan to throw Nr. Thos
Ench'c into spasms b. asking him who he is for Cal
houn or Van Buren, Its very cruel resolution bu
we arc determined upon it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
Hats at Auction .

On WEDNESDAY next, the 2 st instant. II I'D
O'Clock. will be sold at our Auction Store,
100 cases gentlemen's fur hats, some of them
Superior quality
&c cases wool hats, black and white
Terms at sale o. D. g. co. Aucts
l6
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-13
MANAGERS OFFICE.
IHthE following are the drawn numbers OF the Dis
II NAL Swami I,ottcrv No
MANAGERS OFFICE

Connecticut State, Extra no. i, win be received
IN Friday.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

was seized by the Court of Admiralty, On the com.
plant OF the master of the Engineer, to abide trial
of the case, which trial came on the day we mention
ed, nearly year AFTER the accident. The case re-
solved itself into an inquiry to tho tacks on which
the vessels were SAILING; and judgment was prououn-
ecu I'D FAVOR OF tue johns; the Court of Admiralty
declaring, that the vessel the tack has
right to keep her wind and tho vessel on the
tack 10 bound to bear up heave about to avoid dan
GER or must be answcrable for any injury tho vessel
on the starboard tack may Sustain by their coming in
contacts We understand that the decision is impor.
tent and requires to be the iuorma-
ton OF masters of vessels generally The expenses
attending the trial. have been than f3o0 to the
parties besides tho loss Of one ofthe vessels and tho
long detention Of the other
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22


Right side Of the Road at Sea.--A case hos been
recently determined in this city, the principle Ie-
cognzcd in the following decision of the British Court
Of Admiralty, which we publish matter Of some
interest TO ship-masters. The encounter occurred
between a British and American vessel Oft our bar,
and the matter was submitted TO arbitration by tho
parties.
On tho Goth November, 1914, trial came on in the
Admiralty Court, Doctors Commons, London, where.
iii the of a vessel from one of the Yorkshire
river ports, were the appellants, aud Mr. John Noun
tain, of the Angel Inn in Boston, and others,
the respondents. The arose out Of the cir
cumstancc of Mr.. Mountains vessel, the Johns, Of
that port and vessel of tho appellants, called the
Engineer, being obliged by adverse weather, in pro-
scouting their voyage TO London, to ply to windward
and in Of their It became evident that tho
vessels would come in contact, unless one Of them
bore up and put about different tack Neither
Of them ing disposed to haul to wind, the vessels,
had been foroseen, foul Of each other and the
Engineer was overwhelmed in the shock, and imme-
datoy sunk, allowing just time enough to her crew.
10 save themselves on board the Johns.
When the surviving vessel reached london, she
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
A RSCONDED ON Tnnsdnu tho 1ntL ;.a, e

IN board Dir. r. J. Archers boat, then lying at
GartersvIlle, Negro Man, TOM, (who calls hSself
Tom Jeherson.) lie is a remarkably likely man,
about s6 years old, feet 8 or 10 inches biob we'll
formed and very straight, dark complexion though
not very black, high check bones and has lost one Of
his front teeth believe upper tooth ON the ieft
sue tue loss OF which shows when he speaks; his
dress is not known, os he went 10 bis wifes house
lat Goochlond CONTINUOUSLY the night after he ali
seconded, and there changed bis clohes lie has been
driver several years, and worked in boat
on james fVer inc last year, consequently he Is we'll
acquainted in Richmond, where it is probable he NAV
go; nc is very arfu fellow, and may try 10 pass6
tree man end attempt TO leave the State. I win
give liberal reward for lns apprehension in the State,
ana 800 ~ taken up out of the State and secured IN
Jail so that get him again. Any information req,
pcctng him, addressed to mo near Scottville Pow
hatan county, Va, will be thankfully received.
ROB'T *. DABNE.Y.
Powhatan, Jan 30. 1890. wtf b.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22
Portmanteau Trunks, Whips. Canes.

lust received, per schr. Favorite, handsome
- assortment of Leather Portmanteau TRAVELLING
Trunks, of superior quality. Also, beautiful Ma.
lacca and whalebone Canes, leather and catgut twip
Whips, new article, which j am disposed to sell at
small advance on cost, together with full assort-
ment of =
Saddles, brides, grths and trapping,
For cart or gig nought is lacking;
To make your horses sleek and neat,
Here's brushes, curry combs complete.
Strrup irons, best and common
Suitable for any yeoman;
Birdie bits too, plain and twisted,
Better never need be fitted
Bride feathers well assorted,
English ditto, just imported;
Martipgales too, both black and fair,
Wen try to suit you to a hair.
Articles VIC do not mention,
Yet to please is our intention;
At the shop from five till seven
You'll find there attendance riyc!f
Then dcgn to cab if passing by,
If we can't please, I'm sure well try:
Our eDdeavors active, fervent;
ID. JACKSON'S your humble servant.
~ At his old stand, opposite the Merchants, Coz
fee House, Main Street. Richmond, Va.
mar 19-2aWtf.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22
FOREIGN ITEAIs

GailgInanis Messenger states that Lord Cochrane
would re-cnter the Brazilian service, in command
OF the ect destined to act against Don Miguel The
Military force ls to consist OF the refugee army aur.
mented by German regiment, which will pass from
the service Of Don Pedro into that of Donna Maria
ncy WIN hrst take possession Of the Azores and the
cape de Verd Islands, and from thence proceed 10
attack the Peninsula by coup de main.
Lord Graves, one of the Lords of his Ma;ostv,s h.,
chamoer, cut his throat in London, the 9th ult in
fit Of deliriunl :"
Extract ola letter from Rome, dated Jan. g. 1870
There is yencralr a civil war here among the
English every winter. Which lady is to take prp
&c de9ce puzzles the Roman Nobility, who only Judge
OF things 10y the most money spent upon balls and
suppers.-The Cardinals patronize Lady Shrewsbu-
~; Lady Northampton has the Ltcrati md J,sdv
Mary Deerhurst Is surrounded by all the foreign dam
dies OF his Holiness She has terribly shocked all
the English ladies, by insisting upon rdino her howe
after the masculine fashion-dressed in Turkish at
tire, with tho exception Of an inelegnpt poke hon
net. She makes her daughter ride in the same wuy
one Is an interesting girl of sixteen. Even the Ita
ian ladies' use side Saddles that Won NAV sunnose
what observations made upon Lady Mary and
! her daughter. The Duchess of Brancinna looks No
wen as ever, and receives the fashionable world in
tho usual hospitabe style. Nothing in Italy is To
equal the magniccnce of the Pelazzo Tortonia"
Robbery at the Hint-George Keith the man tina. commit
ted The robbery at the Mnta short time SINCE
Canterbury To London Monday, ACCOMPANIED nv gn,s
street oce we hear he was captured Calais In France
wheTc nc had turned choolmascr-fKcrtish Gazette
Bodstins-A man boasting of his honesty is gen.
orally rogue--of his courage, generally coward
OF MS rlchos generally not wcathy--of democracy
generally an aristocrat-of his intimacy with great
men, generally despsed by those who may chance 70
know-of his wit, popularity, aud high standing, al
ways fool.
"7hc Lao and uie prefis"-Some years since,
two men in Middlebury, VT. commenced a litigation
about sic eggs, which was appealed from one court
to another, until at length tho cost exceeded four.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

"Thc Lao and uie prefis."-Somo years since.
two men in Middebury, VT. commenced litigation
about sir eggs which was appealed from one court
thousand dollars -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Robbery at the Hrt George Keith the man thu. connie,
ted the robbery the Mint since was ,hro.
Canterbury to London on Monday, accompanied by a Bow
street officer We hear he captured at Calais IN Francs
where he had turned schoomast cL-fK c,tish Gazette
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Lord Graves, one ofthc Lords of his hfajcstvs bel
chamber, cut his throat, in London, the 9th ult In
tit Of delriun :"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
VIRGINIA LEGIsLATURE.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
TvxspAY. Jnnuarv 26.


passed the bills !. Dvoscpg Vim Slg,psop from bis wife
Anderson; Authorizing separate elections Amherst and
dononsaiia; s. Amending concerning Jacob Kern g.
Of n. eo.a e. ' Or Cy Of
d They have rejected the b Amending several net,
aud preserving Sia,sh.i. So"d 3 Authorizing tn. rsis
money by ioiey for the benefit Noun, Sidney IN
PaIkersburg to Shepherdstown in Jefferson.
& motto" Of r Upsh.w leave was evsn bring in bill.
MI! Upshaw asked leave bring hill, to amend che gen.
sn law concerning the onsdpg Of ballast give bal
which after few words from Mr. Minor in s favor was
Ensro.sed bills To prevent the destruction of ov,,.. h,
eedan rivers Of The Commonwealth 2 To explain amend
an act entitled ian act Incorporating coUpany
.wha ranpts a, csisghans a third ,iu,e aud
On motion Of Mr. a,on OF Frederick the Nous.
itself u'o Committee of the Whole Rpbcrsoa Of Peters
Sus IN The Chair aud took under consideration The fur
'ns ~ 20 amend tie act "tooIganse Conyention.W
f.Sss Of sT FsS
'eposd 70 the House, and oaou Of No Knbrough laid
On motion Of Mr. Glmer, the Commi,,ee Of Roads. &c
were to enquire into the expedency Of amending
act passeda the last session. Incorporating company
ct turnpike from Meriwe,hers Bridge Boyds Tavern
MIR Mnrdaush asked leave 10 hiring in bill amending the
general laws concerning the appointment Of Harbour Masters
~, noes 81. ''''
On motion Of NJ, Fitzgerald, the Coumee Of Roads. &c
were Instructed 10 enquire into the expectancy Of equang
'"e solis imposed ny the upper Apponatox Company.
The Speaker announced kou he Cover.
nor transmitting resolutions from the State g on he
"nect OF amendments to the Constitution Of the IT, States
Proposed Ivy Louisiana and Missouri V;esrsia does not an
prove extending the Presidential and ice Presidential term 10
years and those ofceis ineligible thereafter She ap-
proves Of mode Of uniformity in the elections o
ee aud Of the peoples voting directly for them. whou, the
Al, %1,, o' s,ec.oIs, WIN certain Provi,ons)
mr. Niciihaney moved To lay the Resolutions "a
oe-Nlr iancey moved TO refer them COMMITTEE of
C"uns OF 'usce mI Minor that they be referred
table. NV " " " ei WIZ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
q . Ii A N N A
70 PRTNTFRS

'EhE Subscribers intending 10 discontinue On,
manufacture Of PRINTING TYPES, sflpy
completing TIC fonnts they have already comn,epc,S
and wishing to close their establishment no y" ~ "a "a
practicable they solicit orders from their Gust nrs
and printers generally, feeling assured thSt tbeo
Wi ma u TO tner interest to selccy from tho sfut
Q, .'e et'peIs such arucles they are nov, Or
MT W. Ft"ck embraces largo variety of PLAIN
dnd ORNAMENTAL TYPES. q tho v1,;ons
sizes rom NnDpnriei to cig: limos piea, hcIn,iyc'
h's"' GUS Borders, Brass Rnie, sc. oil Of which
up with great pSYo ~ Pu'
T nI VII he favorable fnr approved sccrp,ancea
III s'I'imore, or liberal discount for cash.
., for sale. second hacd COLUMBIAN PRESS.
V'1Pe.a' @Iel which viii be sold bargain. J
Eases, Cbases. Ink. &c. viii b. supnlied.
CHARLES CARTER & co.
0ec S-v5w no. ~ s. Calvert street, Ballimoru
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
A CARD.

L
VNTENDING to remove to New York in April
Il next 4 would be ungratefnl not 10 acknowledge
the very considerable patronage have received in
Virginia during thirteen years.
particular reason for this pot,cn. at This time y
tointrodnce TO the public, Mr. JAMES A. PEASANTS,
wao will continue with until my departure, at
for several years. under Tho instruction of Mr.. f.
Parrly, formerly of London and one of the most
eminent peptists of New York. and during the in
disposition OF MIR. Parmly, during the last Summer
months. blr Plessants had the entire Charge Of Ills
professional business.
From my knowledge Of AIR. Pleasants' qualifco-
tons have doubt he is entitled 10 tue patronage
Of discerning public. W.
Mr.. p. will insert Porcelain Teeth when preferred,
although they are nut generally preferred at the
North. L. BAKER.
jan 26--eo3t cSd
Ofhe Virginian Of I.ynchhurg, Advocate Of Char
Iottesvlle Arena OF Fredericksburg inelligcncer Of
Petersburg, will please give this acknowledgements one
insertion. and send their bills TO the Wing Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-27
10 the admirers Of Ornamental Heads Of
HAIR.


THE s"Sseriber, who ,as just arrived in this city,
n from New York, Offers for sale an extensive
assortment Ct Ladies and Grntlcmrn's WIGS and
ionpets, oil OF his own manufacture. and at variety
OF prices that mus, meet the views of all TINT are
desirops OF purchasing. The assortment that he ma
brought with him this OCCASION far superior and
much more extensive than what has offered at any
former period, consisting Of the greatest variety,
being characterized for their peculiar taste and beau
ty. lie requests that those ladies' and gentlemen
wearing ornamental hair, and wishing to have hi
splendid natural heads of hair, or half head Dire.
commonly called Toupets, will take the earliest
opportunity of hoooring him with q call.
Those Indies and gentlemen who may feel die posed
10 honor him With their calls, lie hatters himself
from the superiority o his articles in every partcu
lar. to secure continuance oftheir patronage.
Apply at the Eagle Hotel, Richmond between
tho hours of ten and two, where the subscriber will
be ready to attend upon nj! who may honor him with
their commands. Ladies' leaving their orders, will
De waited upon immediately His stay in Richmond
will not exceed ten days.
THOMAS QUIRK
" All orders after the LIST of March, will he re-
ee'ved at my residence in New York, No 400
oIoaeWay. ian 2}--6t