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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15
SENATE OF VIRGLyVL.4

l.1.
on Saturday last tho bill establishing q Supsrior
Court OF Law Chancery 10 each county aud several
corPoi atoms WIS read the rst time aud aid on the ia
Ole, on Mr.. Morgsu's moiion--,nd on Mr. Boyd'. mo.
ZION, 200 copies were ordered TO be printed.
inc OIL 10 corporate the s. auuton aud Potoma Re
1,.Soad Company" was then takes up.
hne on, au'horres The raising Of q million and a
nsIt OF dollars, n shares Of 500 each.-Whenever
ooo shares are subscribed tho 10 declared in
eotpoI A.d-And so coon section Of ten mile, In COM
rieted' tolls may BIO aken.-Tho work mus, bs com.
menesd IN two years. or the charter IN be forfeited
This bill produced amin Aied aud interesting ds-
CUSTOM The 23h section, propo ing TO give the Com
Pany tho privilege OF extending their improvement
from Saunt'D to some point on tho Ohio after 6,II
and eloquent discussion both sid-, On various moJ
hca'ions, tods stricken from the bill
On MIR. Dromgooe's motion the bill was amended nv
in'er,ng alter tbs 3Oth section, this provi.o:
AMI provided, alec, that nothing la thi, act con-
aimed hali be so construed TO authoszs the com.
mss'orcrs desgna in the 6rs section or 10
tne SAID Siaunton and Potomac Rail Road Company"
eeiye any subscription Of stock the par, OF the
Government Of the United States-And should the
said company permit receive any su ch
all RICH" and privileges herein granted shall thereup
on cease and determine" T
The proprety Of inserting this proviso was di,c,..
cd by Messs Diomgooe aud Mason in favor of the pro-
viso-and by Messrr Edging on s. Patterson agsnst i,
he Aye ard noes were called for by NJ DIR ,mg pole
se. s%sS oy Mr. Alexander, and were as follows:
AYES-Mss.rs Holt, (spesker) Mason, D.ongoole.
alexander, CaselI, Booker. Campbell, Harvie, Arm.
stead, BERNARD, Cooke. WiLsIon, CbDn, Gibson. Cow
an and MeComas of Wyihe-i6.
, NoEs-Mes'r'. Wyatt, Joynes. MeCarty, BeaIe,
Patterson, Craven'. Penpybscker, Oois Bovd Bsirns
New hor'er, Morgan and EIgiugtou-l3
we uaderstand, that this proposition produced much
excitement: Several OF the gentlemen who took par,
In the debate, declared themselves Z, hi. az an
amendme ut to the BILL willis they were of opinion thu,
tho Federal Government had not the eonsiiuton. a,
power to make Internal Inprov and thew mora
over Declared that they would incorporate the prinei
pie OF 'he proposition as general provision applicable
10 all corporate companies.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15
THE TARIFF.


IL the Reader wishes 10 see the absurditv A. wall
40 the oPPressiveness Of the Tariff exposed n is
per colours, We refer him to Mr. Haynes Report from
tho Committee OF the Senate on the petition of IN,
backsmiths, &e, published the last p,ge of this
days paperWs shall publish in our next The supple
mental Report OF the Same gentleman, from the sane
Commiuee.-WhI would any man Of common sens.
cay, OF the regulations Of Government which, by
way OF protecting the industry OF black,miths aud
other arhcors OF iron, renders Il absolutely advanta
Seous to those who stove doors and otbey
sm m arclss composed OF sheet on 10 import iap,n.
ned tea trays to work up into such offsets rather h,n
to import the sheet iron i'ssi-Yei such IL the fact
- attesed by the Committee of the Senate and an .st
torth 10 the Memorial Of the $50 blaeksmhs and man.
ufacprsrs Of hardware in Phil adephis :-Tbey
Pressly In their Memorial that "Fryins dripping pane,
both 10 part aud 10 whole manufactured are no w. and
ever have been imported duties and all other charge.
included, less price than the cost Of the .h. Of ion
lea Trays OF large sizes, made Of double rolled she Al
from with only ono coat of paint japan can be i'm.
ported duties and o'hsr charges included al $50 "a
per ION whilst the iron required for the same porp,
ses selling at dosbie ths price, namely at from S6O
10 $i!o per ton Tea trays of the above
therefore, can, and doubt will be imported into the
united States, 10 be converted into stove DOORS blow
ers coal seut,es, &c., we'll an almost In finite
number OF other articles Of foreign manufacture A.
raw material. TO be applied, only the same bu
various other purPo'e', unIsss the present exorbta
duties on bar, sheet hoop, and rod oa DO reduced to
: uoorm rate with tho duty now imposed on tho Inn.
por,aon OF hardware. Again--wire. No. Is, 10 i'm
ported which costs four pence sterling per h. or ear
3D. sterling per ton at par, equivalent to SI65 90
Tho duty thereon, at 10 cents per pound, Il, z24 90
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15
VIRGINIA JOURNALS.

Wehavo received tho LIST Number Of he virginia
published weekly In Abingdon by Mt James Automatically svp
pofs IN: present very hsndsosIy
II success. - - ~ ~ w W."
Mr. Martin Dawson OF proposes In pub.h
weekly paper To DO called The Fanve farmve
Ia Prince Edward County Its politics or
tho good old Virginia School, A.
voeate speaks OF his naesakc in we wjsh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

Stree ire rejection by the s. nate Of Mr. 8 ambaugb,
a. Indian Agent Al Green Bay, the President has ap.
pointed him sub.AEent At The sam. p'ae..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

Making mo cost OF ten OF wire, No. lS,
duty included, ssss 90
imported, without cost. five pence sterling per
pound, or, per ton, equivalent to sls4 90
The duty thereon, 20 per cent, aiyalorem
"a 81
Making tho cost Of ton Of knitting nee.
dies, duty included, $2l6 81
"By the above statement, il is then manifesi that
protection Is given TO the manufacturers Of knitting
needles al Birmingham and Sheffield by the duty in
question, amounting to $i42 6s por ton and granted
90. by tho provisions Of Of Congress Of the u
States, 10 conformity, as is alleged, with tho know
Wishes and earnest solicitations, Of masters and own.
ers OF American FORCES and furnaces"
Can any thing be moro absurd, unless Il be perbsp,
tho principle OF the whole system itself, that set of
mon, called members Of Congress- profess to know how
many yards OF eicth pairs Of shoes il Is the
themselves?
II Is impossible that the people Of the oppressed Sec
lions OF the United S,sos can submit much longer to
so oppressive system. They will not consent to be-
come the hewers u wool and the drawers of water
for other more favored elassesor moro favored see
tons. The extiDgui.hment OF The Public Dsbt 10 RAJ
pidy spproachog-We tell our tariff brethren of In,
North in the irankss and most friendly spi i, is inn
possible 10 remain in this durapce vile" for mauy
years longer. Whsn that debt Is spopged AWAY (and
we 20 for that contamination snxiously than
they dog the question must be set,ed-and We trust
IN Heavens! with the mutual consent Of all the p,r,
ner' 10 the Compact. Union, harmony, the mott cor.
dial Fellowship IN brethren, are offsets dear
very dear, TO bears. But we canpot tolerate on
presson--a subjeoion 10 q system absurd-so much
a wsr with the very principles OF federal system
the unfetefing Insti uious Of young and free PEG
pie-and the very spirit OF the Age itself.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

MIR. walsh calls the President and Cabinet an "se,.
phatous administration" He mesus "Buee ain, -
the f'yoriie horse OF Alexander the Great Tn, pest
dent OF the United S,aie' Bank could have set ,Ir
Wa'sh right as TO the application Of certain animals
who are ridden for certain purpose.
Nv. Y. CoW. and Eng.
w The editor OF Tie " stonsl Bank Gazetta q, vs
that the eastern MEMBER Of Congress recently sr,yed
from Warrington, 10 favor of having snober pre,
dcnt We have doubt OF it-th.y were not in favor
OF The present on; but the universal Ysuke nation,
uOh govern out OF ne" England IIb.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

SehemesI-The Baltimore Republican sugg-red
days sgo, That the opponents Of Cen Jsfk.on io
tend to drop Mr. Clay, and to offer their nomipa
10 John Mclean Of Oho, the late Postmaster Gene.
rai "-Anosher 'ehsne is more recently suggested,
VIZ thai no candidate will be broush, into The i,IS
and that Mr.. Clay himself will lie by.
We suspect both these reports are incorrect. II
either oil these tehemee were 'eriousiy entertained
Why bsye the NitioDsi Republicans In III. Lsgi,la.
tore OF msssaehuPeis go recently nominated Mr. CIayl
Why has the party In the Legislature Of Maryland
'ssed The standard OF opposition, pominsted member.
TO the Convention Of Baltimore p Why has The w ssh
ingtcn Manifesto pointed out Mr. Clay az he Canddse
OF tho party For Whist purpose IL the Convention 10
meet Of Baltimore in the month OF Deeemberi Fih.,
there Is concert in the party; ~, the sisn,
10 the political 6 m, ment, poip, 10 mf. Clay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

Of mileage TO mbers Of Coasfs.s. end ,hst sf-e
curling dsduetious from The compensation Of members
Ter occasional absences from the House.
The bl TO desirsbe to be passed. and % entirely due
to the rapidly growing commerce Of the city OF New.
York; mstiog an appropriation Of 200 Tor building
cus'onl-house 10 the city Of New York also thus
lost.
Though TILL great number Of bills lsh un6nish.
ed ny the Senate ought. in justice to that body TO
be added that the period OF the session at which the
mos' OF them passed the House Of Representatives, wss
so la a. 10 mako il mPs lille for the Senate o pass
upon them. Nat. Iatei.
Tho'e who have paid attention to the Journal OF
Proce eding in the Supreme Court OF ti. U0ed aes
now sit Ing. Will have scsD hA, the Promised noiioo
in tina, Ccur, BY Couns, fr the Cher ks-s was made
on Sturdy last The argument OF that case 10, we
understood to he continued on Saturday o.H. by Mr.
Sergeant, by whom the mot on On de. The casa n,
orc Of great int,rest and attraction.
There 1" an argument now going on, 10 case which
also 10 OF much Importance, between tho two great
Boston b idse Companies. 10 which side are
snEsged Mr.. Dut,oD and Mr.. Webster, aud on the o.
Their, Mr Jones aud Mr. Writ Giants are in the field.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

We Acknowledges With many thsnh tbs souriseus
sud the Wind terms, 10 which The Maine Democrat"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

RESOLUTIONS OF PE.NJTSYL V.A.NIa
MIR. lngersol has submitted series of Resolutions 10
the House Of Representatives OF Pennsylvania, which
called forth some feeling and much debate In that BODY
The resolution which declared the necessity of pre-
serving the Union of the States against all attempts to
nudity IT, or to impair the confederation, passed ayes
81, nays g. The resolution declaring the tariff laws
constitutional ayes 81, nays The resolution protest
ing against the dminuon OF the duty on iron, SIS
TO 5. The resolution affirming the constitutionaty
Of the Judiciary Act of 1889, passed 10 to z. The
resolution in favor OF the Bank of the United Staos
was indefinitely postponed, by small majority.
"Ths Pennsylvania Reporter says, "tbroug hout the
debate. Interesting, animated and occasionally even
sharp or personal 10 the House OF Representatives. on
tho subject Of the Bank of the United ststes not
sentiment was expressed from any quarter towards &c.
neral Jackson but Of attachment aud the hi ghost 70.
'peet; mr. was single word uttered by any one a.
gspst the Bank OF the United s ates. The argument
generally was that the chosen President Of PennsyI
vanla might hnd II consonant with his views OF the
public good 10 keep the bank Of the United States
and the Mint OF the United States, where they now
are 10 he commercial metrop lie OF PsDnsyIvanIs and
not su>r any movement to suppisnt those institution,
10 the detrIment OF this state"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-03-15

The Savannah R-putl iesn # the % ult says
"we were she piece OF Gold in its original state
taken from the mlao OF Mr. Powell. 10 Habsrshau
county which weighs two hundred and twsn,y-ssveI
d~ t. nne.sen gfslnS."
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

Calvin Edison, the living skeleton, has arrived at
New York, alter successful tour in Europe. The
Slamese twins are sNhlbl,ny for few days in that
city, previous TO their departure south.
CHArtr-raS, March lG.
Edward Frost, Esq of,h cv has been appointed by the
!eSdcn (hy and with consent OF the senate
den, Esq deceased.
stap-Thc shad fishery, says the Augusta
mas never been successful ~ that quarter before upward. OF
esheea hundred hh taken day bedford fishery
no' long since In Savannah, sa, they have also
neen remarkably plenty They first appeared usual shortly
ec' 'hil mas aud the markets filed them still
man by the John Floyd residing IN the vicinity
OF kn'hcrordon ~. was, few DAYS SINCE i'm his own
dct, severely wounded ~ the Knee nv = IN, h,W ,, n
h James Emery his BROTHER Emery adr has escape
INTO the woods with h gun and had not been taken a. Is
sad that he had often declared hrs intent ION of shoe, mo
Floyd. ''0'''7
u AZ no time do we ever remember seeing so
many religious publca,o o!Oll IT'S. at present:
doubtless the times require them but we object 10
some OF their ttlos for example, we see announce
"DAil.f FOOD, in large capitals, ''for Christians
IN brewer Now, IN this season of cold and hunger
such title is sufficiently attractive; but The concu-
sion d"fs not tally with tho commencement. and ira
ces OF disappointment may he perceived IN the face
of every rcaGe-, hasin. keen appetite Gnd limi,cd
means. .Nctr York Courier and Eu0,,ir,r
Discourds'nS.-lt was stated in ono cfthc Lancas
ter Pa. papers lately that the snow between there
anu PARADISE, was trom six TO twelve feet deep.
az '''.""lHB manu- DEL, IL Is sara, was lately Is
sued At N.w-O rlrans:
st. Philip Ball Room Sund ". January i6, 1881
Grand MaSque and Dress Ball, for White Gentlemen
and Ladies of Color. Admitancc ono dollar The
Ball to commence at O'Clock
ANrcooTE 90 @rsNs Burns ore day a, a cattle market
held II town OF Cumberland, IN the hustle that prevails
ON these occasions the lost sgh Of respected cro
mes I've pushed In tavern opened of every loom,
ana sy looked ~ ul al last he M which thrive
loiy Cumberland blades were enjoying themselves Is he
Miticw ne head ot them shouted "conr in johnny
frep u'eyri the cS himself at the table and
~ sA NWc was tr mis aud the the party In the
SonT'e vi ie nrrent, II proposed should
wnc slarih ~ poetry, put half a crown below the
cana eSucN WIN his s'IPu'a'on that the best poet
nave ms 't crown returned Wide three were
expended To cht the What others r,c has now
sunk INTO oblivion, but the Ayrilc ,ougan
fl.cws--
i!c'c am l, Johnny Peep
saN thee sheep
And three sheep re;
!ihIi a Gown piece,
Nil pay for their Srec-
And 20 Johnny Peep Got, fee.
y roar 81 laughter followed ami while the palm Of victory
was unanimously voted 10 Burns. one of the Enghrrn ex
oihe" in the OF goodness who you An sXpIa
nation enued aud the happy party did separate
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23
BALTThopE MApCu Q

BALTIMORE, MARcu 81
The experiment of the transportst on of too hun.
dred barrels IF Gour, with single Horse, was made
the Rail road Saturday with tho most trlurn-
plant success. The -four was deposited in n train
Of eight cars, and made, together with the cars and
the passengers who rode on them an entire load of
thirty tons. VIZ:
200 barrels of -four, 90 tons
Passengers,
80 tons
The train was drawn by one horse from Ericotts
Mills to the reiay-hOuse, and half miles, in forty
SIX minutes. The horse then changed and the
train having again set out, reached the Depot on Pratt
street IN sixty nine mInutes-hus nplishinp the
thirteen miles hour and f FIVE mlnu ca mr. at
tho ratio Of six and three fourths Of a mile an hour
The road between the Telay-kouse and the Depot is
perfect level, except at the three deep excavations
where an elevation Of seventeen to twenty feet per
mile has been resoTted for the purpose OF drainarc
The horse except ut tho points ust alluded to- brought
the train along at moderate tTot, and apparently
without any extraordinary abouT; b. is not rcmarka-
Bile, and not selected for any peculiar powoTs Of
drah, and had performed a regular trip outwsrds on
the morning Of Saturday A numerous concoursc OF
ciIzens and strangers witnessed the arrival
at the Depot, and although they looked for the accom-
pilshmeDt OF the experiment n matter Of course,
many OF them were, nevertheless unable refrain
rom loudly tettYIng their admiration the ease and
CELEBRITY with which it effected. IL IT, we believe
only about week ago that noticed tho fact Of the
transportation Of twenty-five barrels Of -four by one
NOISE % reunstance worthy Of remark IN compa-
Tison with the number Of horses required for The Goa
veynnce tf load Of few burrels over turnpike
road The experiment which we have detailed above
shows that on Saturday a single horse drew three
times as large load; and, thore 10 doubt that
horses could be found who could with the same ease
transport load Of three hundred barrels. And If
such results as these be accomplished by the paw
er ofs nnge horse. who will undertake TO calculate
Ihe capacity OF our Rall-road, eiher for heavy tran
sporaiion or great repidIty or both combined wien
locomotive engines Of the improved construction
constilmo tho moving power
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

Inc VTcE-PREsTDENcr The Lancaster fPnl
hrpuoNcfn OF thursday last says:-"The great BIZ
cHANAN meeting was held in this CITY vestard,n :,
was really great meeting: great in numbers and
graf and hatte'inG in character. The bone and CT,
new OF the country, the farmers and mechanics were
PteSe", harmony and unanmty prevailed through-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23
he'c am |, Johnny Peep,
! saw thee sheep
And three sheep saw re;
Half a Gown a piece,
VIII pay for their Ecer-,
a 4 L L IL

roar of laughter followed AMI while the MAIN, - vc,ov
was unanimously voted 10 Burn' Eng!i,hucn ex
CANNED" 'In the name ot goodness who your" eXpa
day they met.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

"a" case OF The Commonwealth against James
W. MARSHALL has been continued to the next term or
th' Superior Court. IN consequence of the INABILITY
of Mr. Gait, to attend as a witness
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-23

The following hand bill, it said, was lately is
sued a. Nrw-Orlrans
"St. Philip Ball Room, Sund Y. January 10, 1881.
Grand MaSque and Dress Ball, for White Gcntlcmcu
and Ladies of Color. Admttancc ono dollar The
Ball 10 commence at O'Clock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.


The Senate have passed fLe b:lls--l Establishing
ferry frorn the lands of John Bp!any IN he Coun-
ty Of Cabei across Biz Sandy; >, INCORPORATING a
company to establish turnpike tion! the north
mac Creek.
The bill from the Senate (5clurned with amend
mentsj forming new county cut of Montgomery
and Botctourt. beng taken up
MIR. Leigh declared has opposition to the oriaa H. n
Of any county this side the Allegheny as unWse
and ineEpcdicnt. This however. was rot The reason
OF his opposition to THIS BIZ. which a PLAIN and
paipabie infracllon o. the Constitution BY the new
Constitution, the State arranged into four grand
divisions, and each division allotted proEortlonaic
representation. TINS bill disturbed that arrange
meni. Botctourt was valley c0auty-ijcntgcJac.
ry although IL point o.. fact lying in part in the val
ley, was arranged expressly as a Trans Allegheny
county. (A!r Leigh here read from the constitution.
TO show that the Legislature had power to reap
portion the representation in each Of the grand dyls-
ions but no power 10 alter The proportion of repre-
senta'ion III respact to each IF the representation
Of this county 20 be taken from Montgomery
the Trans Allegheny proportion Of representation
was diminished and that Of the Valley aCreascd-if
rom Bolcou.t, the converse was pruduccd-If from
each, u but O single 1an taken from one dlyis
ION and added to the other the proportions establish
cd by the constitution dCrgDged. IL coEsdsra-
ton Of these views MT Leigh moved to lay the bill
tic table, and called for the.ayes end noes
The motion TO postpone opposed, and The bill
supported on the grounds of conslItutiunailtv and
cypcde1cy, by Nessrs. Preston, Anderson Of Bot
Moore and Miller Of Bot. who commended, that atho'
Montgomery ranked in the constitution as 4
Traus-hieghany county, III point oG fact it lay part
ly in The Valley and partly beyond The AulrghaUy--
that the object Of the constitution the distribution
of representation among the four grand divisions was
TO give much 10 each division embraced vii HIN
certain limits. aud not TO any county Within certain
lliGs--and that therefore, the spirit of the CODstItu-
ton not only not violated, but carried ont by de-
taCblug the nar Of Mon gomcry lying in the Vale"
from The Trans Allegheny DIVISION
7Tr i oirIt limit cd -, &c,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
DEATHS.

Died at Tazcwell house Va the 9th uI of TyJhus
Feyer FhEN s9noTnrr fTpLEToN, OF Cupepe the 18th
year al his No who knew him VIII extraYa,
praise say that in genus learning and every
y virtue, e unsurpassed by any you Of his time With
habits Of tie most uueXamped diligence and the rigid
morality with sound and vigorous constitution, and amb
lion beyond MS his acquaintance anticipated for him
brilliant and happy But alas the cheering promise Of
his early dawn destined be realized HIS early
grave in land Of strangers The poor tribute of affection
that his timely doom is the only and brief record
Of his worth
Died on Tuesday, 18th ult, her residence Halifax
county, blrs DOROTnEA WESTON widow of the celebrated
PR!cE lHy. and whose last husband the late Judge
Edmund Winston
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02
Corrcspordcncc Of The wilt.

" NaFIIN'fIVN, I % II, I3JI.
The Senate has been engaged most Of the past
week in spirited debate in relation 10 the appoint
ment Of the Commissioners 90 Con .tautipc. Nr.
Tazcwc and Nr. Tyler raised the question Of It's
constitutionay by Il motion affecting the appropra-
ton for their compensation This debate, like that
in the house Of rcprcs cntaivcs, involving tho ap-
continent rocs 10 the conduct of the Executive and
not 20 the appropriation. In M Randolph'5 case,
The minister sa.Icd from ;J0 United States, with per
mission to consult his own pleasure, rs TO his resi-
dence in Russia which is deemed by the ohjecjoSs
admissible and imPoItlc. l1 Tic case Of the Turkish
Commissioners, the appointment, Is assoilcl Us ugcJu-
situtioDal, the President jaying presumed TO 8p-
point and continue them ln commlss'oH without thc
advice and appreciation Of tic Senate. The cond1c,
cr 'hc Ercc.-g - tI1 .Uc Csc. vG5 ~ -1-' 60
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

u The subscriber IS this day moving bis goods
from tic store recently occupied by BARNES g.
BELr, to the store on the corner Of and 18th
streets, opposite the Bell Tavern, where he will dts
pose of his stock band. Gerry reduced prices,
say about cost and charges; which will be done for
the purpose OF reducing the stock much posi-.
Die, before his Spring supply arrives. He has re-
ccyed recently from New York and Philadelphia,
great many new and desirable articles, both for Lac
dies and Gentlemen, which he will dispose of las be-
fore 5ald5 at very reduced prices.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT
fcl 2l-fnry II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-02

J3-CutNN. GLASS, AND EARTHEN wARE.zr1
BgOLT G. ROSS, have removed, three doors
& 3 above their late stand,) to tn" commodous
Ssore, lately occupied by James NJ. Johnson, Esq,
opposite Messrs Lewis Webb 6, Co, Main street.
feb 2G-2w
HI SOLUTION.-The o-partnershIp hereto
EG fore existing underline firm Of BARNES g. BELT,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All Of
those indebted TO the concern, will please make pay
mcut to Il J.. Belt--and those to whom the concern
indebted, will be paid by him, as he alone is authoy
rizcd 90 settle The whole business.
NEWMAN w BARNES,
BENZ. LLOYD BELT,
Richmond, Feb. rs, 1891