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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
CARRIAGES, GIGS. &C.

TENHE Subscribers respectfully inio'm hf
d friends aud customers, ih-, are maralac
turing and receiving from their Enrtb'in nan
fao'orles good snpp', OF ,ne md rHo for'e
Bar uth.,, With ruIpbrr 81 oiht, teuisg'',
such ~ G4es, Solsl,s. bofhss. ~ fsls" \
revl, onnttIuc.ed Caa,iagf-."''hir ara
eenveni.nt ioi Family usr, whleh 10y "1H
tor sale - tie lowe rrirrs A : ptr.on WIN
ing An afiirlr IN their line Of husisess ~nuh 10
wei To cal nj TIM OH stand, near NE lr"'T
eah ~ mhin-st,,ef, ~ rChhurg, "h't' L.!
ttn 'rlt1 fIum great Ssri'l, nj CHtmg''.
ut' Al urlrrs ter (rui"sr> tau at par
Of Ihr Coon'rN Will bt kiulb re ift"a 1u
m /, rltc"rsh :" b d, spsrch.
t. Repairing doue al the shortest noheW
Ii. Il. BEACH y 10
Iuur %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
TO THE PUBLIC.

VKNiE subscribers, under the Arm OF Jcos L,
n RlsNEs & co have taken the shop recently
occupied By the lote Daniel e Hutchinson, and
are prepared to execute orders for
Tobacco Screws & Presses,
Mil Carry- log and Cotton press Screws Mil /
rons, Edge Tools Spring Steps and agIes for
Coach and Cay Makers.-Fhcy are also prepared
looXeeutc all kinds of Smith work with punetua
lty and dispatch Orders left a. the shop on Main
Street, y IL he attended 10
JACOB = BARNES,
LEWIS l.. BARNES,
JAMES KOSHER
Richmond Feb I6 w4w
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Ian c!iarne's Nil.

In The eorDora'ioa Of Lyact5qc,.
& s III. be IN readiness fo IT, r.r.,,..-
oI Wet ~ tbt 2orn ot Jot. A.,
will give the hiehes, oash pr,e +, ui..i ~,
II preierred, barr, e snrr, lipe iorI 10 "a,
The Richmond nspr,hun. ior rn,h ~, an, \
halfhush Is.
hue Mills are situated IN ,ha hsot =,
Blaeh Wa RI Creek, JUS above ihr ToIBp
Inc crerk hrne Gasieallr, wa fhmt,. "a,
d'lvfnue md receiving 4, II l. nfs 81 b. san,
o' tie Midi, and beng mol rpry bs,sr. l,.,,
IL h'sInf = part OF town t,iIn,Ts t.r WITH
oni much inconvenience ard d.h, SprR, Il.
'he discharge Of their Wagons
"" so.it1i an inieTvIr nh the grontf. An
l'trs " Wheat. h'torr they maxi hipu,t
f il. NJ II LANEHOuNE
n. b. Servant, charged ~Hh iar t,l,,,
OF "hr"' will 6r prompt, attended to, ard ~.
missed with oil possible de.pstch.
NJ. h r.. ST.
July u. Ia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

KTlRGlNiA AT Rules holden III tho Clerks Office of
~ thu Circuit Superior Court uf Law aud ChanCorY,
for the town Of l}nChburg the 9Th day Of DESCENDING
ls3-ChrlStnpher |. 1niberlnke, PHI ag3i.. Iu'rrs
Jones, executor of Thomas West d. lo Sheriff
ofCmnpbcl county and r that caracnr ao,n de bonis
non Of Patrick TAFT dec san c Brt. ord, SERGEANT oI
the Corporation of AhCdunrg mud such ad mr. OF Pa
tflek Tii, de- Samuel Braisord. ST. rcart
Nc '1'r {" Chncs H. Tut de-. BncoE Tait, Nctherland
Tit Lmnals Dnpny Celnc his wife, late Crnc Tat,
aud Louisa Tit and VIM TAFT mf4ul, by ConIn>
fenagh specially assigned their guardian, and Joseph
Wilson, belts.-ln Chaucery.
Inc Defendant Aeihcrldnd TAFT, NOT having entered
ms appearance aud gwen security according the of
AsenhlE aud he rn rs OF this Court and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he nhabiant of thus
country II l. ordered, that the said defendant do appear
mere on the first day of the next term and answer the
the plaintiff, and that copy Of hi, order be forth
WI" Inserted III some newspaper printed III the town
uchnfg Tor Nv months SUCCESSFULLY aud posted the
front door OF the Conr' house, IN the sAd town.
80 Copy-Icste b. RODES, Ok
jan u I'm
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NOTICE..


HRY virtue of decree ofthe County Court Of
" fampheil. pronounced in the case Of Edgar
and wife as Clement Fl a. vii be sold to the high
est bidder, on the premises on Saturday tbs Eth
day Of March n"x', tract oflsnd of which Benja-
min Clement died seized, containing about 80 a
crcs, lying about one and haIfmlles from Camp
bell Court house. The land Is good and the i'm
proyenents comfortable Terms, one halfcash the
residue IN twelve months The purchaser giving
bond with good security
ADAM CLEMENT, Com.
Feb IL wtds
= l4O hr -old, by A fe'lon, AT Lihe,y, B"dfp I'd
- Cour'-bon's, on Monday the 9th February
next, beng court dsY. IA valuable Negroes, men,
boys, womrn and erIs. rau OF the sstale of the
late Mrs. lsbnha Ice. among whom are several
good Cooks aud good HosilSr The aboys
Negroes will be sold for resh. Any person dps
rou- OF purchasing such Negroes before the teIe
may do 80 b. app'yInR II
PASCiiAL B WADE, Aching
Executor OF he Will o TN lat MIS-.
Iabilha Lee.
J1n 10 wt,Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
DO sfsISTEC GOODS.

HEORGE CAREY, corner of Baltimore and
~ Chares Streets Baltimore has Tor sale re-
neral assortment Of DOMESTIC GOODS. con.
sIstng N part Of " WADrnAM. APPLETON, Low
Fill, HAMILTON, Nasa-A, ENTER, AVERY, ant
PIrTsFtELD MANUFACTURES which will
be sold on favorable terms by the package or piece
Baltimore February 6 IN,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
TIE IFFEcT OLE EXERTION

Many y,ers ogo, the present Governor OF Yer
mont met ONT ofour oldest and NOS, fespec
table citizens, IN another part Of NE state,
and SAID to hun SIR, am dcstous Of obtaining
an education. My parents are poor--owlng to II
efficiency IN one Of MY hands am incompetent 10
DO any work upon the farm, and my father Is una
bic To do any thng for me. fyou will allow me
To come and study with YOU Will serve you faith
fully, and do your menlM Offices The boys offer
was accepted He applied himself faithfully to
the acquisition of knowledge. and IN SIX OF seven
years had acquired an education, and fund Of In.
portenI information His patron then gave him
twenty doas, horse and wagon, n b.dc hln liod
speed few years afterwards he learned that .
night application ofhe intellectual powers had made
Nun a Member OF Congress, and his next step was
to the Chief Magistrate charof the State Of Yer
mont lfUHHc,tttQt lf1yrr.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

In LIN w mr. iilI-Nh, bl4AoS, Nj
LOOKING GLASSES,
J. BARROW, & Co, INroRrERs No 50
n u aitc1 Sltei, New York, having made cAten.
slye connexions with one of the largrst au5 luos,
approved Potterles IN England. IRE 9sd 10 Of.
fer the most extensive stocl, m Lnc market consis
tlng Of every variety ofEartjoaeo1c, CtiHa, GiasS
and L0ok1RR Gkes"-, either r. packed to order, or
III the original 1aekag' nj uuconmony low rates
tor casb - city acccptanccs.-1hc very liberal
support h.thcrto received from our Southern and
Western friends, under the NEST trying circun-
stances, calls for our wanncst thanks We haye
survived thus far, IN a struggle with body oi
men who have combined all tleir efforts to effect
our destruction, simply because We Will not JON
them IN comb ming to compel the country Mer-
chant 10 pay an exorbltsnt profit on his purchases
IN this line We can only r.tcfatt our assurances
Of using every cxerton in our power to promotc
the interests of our mercantile friends IN The extent
and variety Of our stock, the owness Of our prices
and the skill md cure Of our puckers-dcpendne
upon a Fro Trade as the only system which can
I'VE stability 10 the mutual interests of city and
country merchants.
+. } BARROW " Co, 81, Walter Street
New ior. Feb st
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
Il,nc Is
1he i,Nncllours lNiS.

a NJ now ready for The Tecep mn "ii''
~ NV crop nt Wheat. Our fle"d' MD ~
I''n'' rs generally nre respectfully IeHat'l
10 see us before di>posms OF thpr ct't'si a.
ore disposed /" uHse such "Gers AZ @@ "
satisfactory 10 then.
JUHN& c. +. LYING
7. !. We are about trs cnng Bnn'ff HUE
on inaIu STREET, neaI the Tn on ll"ie','of hr -
cepliun Il WhPat-n hlch will "b'Iatr 'De "
Convenience and SON Giimcs GIiiicuity oisaWs
Ia The mrll with IT.
Janr 80. y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
SCHOOL.

Ant KS. BENAGll proposes to open School on
ga the FIRST Monday in the neI, month at her
own residence, for the education of Young Ladies
The pupils will he instructed IN Orthogrsphy
Reading, Writing English Grammar, Geography
Arithmetic, History, aud dc Rudlmcnt5 OF PhLoso-
ply and Astronomy.
The scholastic year, will, as usual consist of ten
months The first SESSION will commence on thu
hAh of March and terminate on the third of Au
gust.
The price of tuition will be sl2 SO per session.
Feb .. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
JOHN W. SC!I0OLFiEID
NOVICE.

"A mrs. POWELL & ROSE have recently uri-
Ne ted themselves in the practlceot Medicine.
and can at any tnc be found a. DIR james PoWclls
Tavern, at Amherst Court house, except when on
professional business.
January % r
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POETICAI..


.
POGTEIAL.
=---========= -=-==='==T
W. nublisa Il, following Prize Poem from
tie pen OF Mrs sigouuley II DESERVES - ram
81 fran, TIN SANE gifted suarse
IN. .4..s ,=..-.#. a,-#.tsN
IN. ,,za..st.,spN raIr.RaN
=, -, u. >. ,,,....5I,.r-ard
-. -, +.a,,, ,,,,..I,i. tie l1i,ouIih. -,s
On axe fafs Snttlas 'f94.ht5
80 N r...,,ose
u ~, ~
DIS ''''4
~ In, I.,s. .,,e- #..rr
-. g.. ~. .,.4ae Remembers.
fa'' ~"
r.. -, ,;,r, IN, ,,.sasshr.a#t ~ sad
~ -. ,o,.,,,l tn. e. nm. su.
-. -, - Aha, our a,.a ConnaesIeu
:. -, s,,oa,p
-. ,....,..,., I'm, ,b.n ljauarhd
So. -, an, an the snort,ye laYe,
-, s-b,.,l v.aso,,. is dear, far t,ihe
~, n A. J.snhr,.a wat=rs Tony eve
-. ne AZ stranger Anl Those lul.e trees
,,,,..,h.., ,,,.,t.,l IN thu Garden bound
of,nr s,.,ao,gr from vhrac, the fragrant pcach
~, 49,. al 6,e,st shuttinc on, tho day
awh,, no my liulo girl, '--and with light step
A f,;rv rre,,ure has,cd towards mr. sire.
-. 4.,,n the h1skri that rnniaind
1rh. 49, ,cnsst look'd upward b hly faos
WI ..,.et eoE6ding smilu
Sec, dearest, see
W, t,eht.wingd paroauet. ami hear the song
or .h, ,,,, red-blfd rchaln. through the tres,
>',.in- rich music Dnl 4 thou ever hear
!, e., Nv England such mellow tone y
- haa +, ,ohin TIN, did take the crumbs
.,ars ,,.ht and rnnrlilnr. and his chipping voice
1,.lu,,l, ~, ;o,,f,,l ns went To tend
Ns.,,oo,,, 49,. vas always laughing there.
D., H., &C., ann | should b. happier TO.
,,s,b;ni,, III c,uld find among these dell,
rrs.....,r f-,sb xtolfts
slo,v Nirht drew on,
Al ,,.,o,l tho MI, hut NJ the EmiPruni
m. ,,,,o,,,f,l ann, Of the autumn storm
Tn, ,A,,rs HIS weorIcd children slept
-. ,,,,h hc,,l ,cclin'd al listening lonr
n ;. ,'o .,,a,a .a,.rs Of III, Illinois.
,h,,, sho,,. star, or he snnlse
'''s''''''
ax...t- ia lee. ,b,c hush awny nt,or1-
G. 1-rbe bra, wac WITH The
~ -.
ri. -. rrl.,, s.s,ll,,,s 6slts
~ - ,',as md ndnirm, t.nr..s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
A0a FL GRAY,
SADDLElS.

1sEELS truly i1,ol 4
10, the 1t IA. IN. =
~ : ''N' e@' Ii sii II
hin ~ irs I'm, OF -.
ty #llhtal= r,, Ii,
''l es Ia. ,sI,I on. ~"
'ieli \ fnI,.r,. r.,, ~. ~
mud l'romises on hi.
Tn q f,l.u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

EfGOM the Subscriber Wagon seven miles
Wesl Of Lyuchburg, two horses, one GRAY
HORSE, tfu or twelve years old. shod roughly
before The other sBAY HORSE, -four or FIVE
years old white snip on his most one eye some
what wenh, roughly #bod before Any person
taking upthn anoyc horses mud eony,y,ns iniorma-
ton to the subscribe, INN. IN Franklin near p 1T
sy'nniu lnc and Two miles from Stounton River,
shall be literally rewarded Tor so DONG Address
- ratl 10 WIN POWELL, Jr.
MoL.oeon poi Ole, F.,.sylyana
county, "a.
February W3,g'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
" inter s~Aicu8.

eDMCA PIECES ha'.'''orne y nn,r rfio'
~ ~ ny "htrh 49, VII srH b, the ;Jcr, ~
yard, IN tn mnti accommodating ems
MhEE, ROkIAcUNU L.
NJ 10
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W 0olleN t'OHas.

" nolleM tOHas.
a UR ,tnok Of Woul n Goods i. III, tlms
W ~. romp!rie, embracing .uirnls CloIh
irg Tor in md cut door servants. Having been
purchased one month later than usnR "p ~,
enshl"d IL ofer them nj r,icr' that -Ill SATISFY
tae Plsu'pT and Town Cu,iun,, e our.v
Nj rohsn sand Prdar, arr rarllcnlsGy mird
tor lhpir op n interest
NIKE, ROBINSON x Co.
Nv 10 l.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

Sub .loro,rs tree aii Rliru Their rlani Trucks
Ed how the frln 'ar.a gruass. Raoen'befaHt
t1eu
The mighty river on waass hrcaHi - sad
- many days on toward tn linz s"'
COMPARED to that. our o~a Conaeel-H
Is bat eeeepla, stream.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

Father The htaat.
1s.,, -. .,f door vert singing hsn IauHchd
NJ. tiny bout with all the sportlFe layr
eVhcr srbf.al wa oo., is dc.lr'r far t'ihs
Than all these sep broad watrs. Tony eye
,rbev n-e as strangors Aal thoze hit'c trees
Nv mother planted nthe garden 5onnd
0fonr Sydao,sr from WHINE, The fragrant peaoh
Frii in it, ripcuins gnld Were Enrer sure
Thin this Ia,k forest shuttfrg on; tho LAY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

4" SEC, dearest see
yo, trrh.wingd poroquet AMI hear the song
ar ,bc eay rcd-blrd cohone through The tres,
N3snc rich music DIdst thou ever h'at
I, far Nex England such mellow tone
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

a had robin TIM, dd tatc the crumbs
.saes ri,ht and nounnc. and his chipping voice
Did m.ke ne joyful rs vent To tend
Ny snow drops lwus always lanGhtnr There
Ia that frsi hoHc. should b. Happier no"
Nethinls, II could fnd among these dtHs
The same fresh uolrts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23

What, no my l,ale g'rl, ---an' WIN iisht Sup
A fairy creature hosicd towards hefsir"
And setting down the baskei thnt eohia'nd
III. no,n's rcpsst lookd upward b his iae'
wnhsveei. coHddng su,lc.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-02-23
Free 1'rade-No Combination.

Feb Il
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
70 the Public.

TINfIE undersigned give notice to az whom Il may
concern, that their Note fr $4,000 PAYABLE to John
Arm6eld. and by him endured. dated 18th October,
1882 and payable sixty days after date and the same
discounted at the Mechanics Bank Of Alexandri.. we
offered through our Agent to pay, and did tender to
the Cashier of said Bank the full amount thereof in the
Notes OF the said Banks but the payment was refused
ty the said Cashier, and the Note withheld We there
fore thus publicly notify all persons that We shall de-
cline paying the aforesaid Note. in any other paper
but that Of the Nechanies' Bank aforesaid.
nov l II. - A. q. CAGE,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

Published, daily, 10y EDGAR sNOwDEN,) for the
Town and thrice week for the Country, on Fairfax
street. between King and Prince streets, nearly op
posite the Post Office. Daily paper ~; Country pa
DER IS per nnum.--Advertisement inserted at the
following rates: For square of 10 lines; 'nse,ea
SaiIy, or every other day three times, 81; and %
cents for every subse quen, insertion On Advertise
ments inserted once or t,uice a Deek IS per cent ad
,G,;on.I No Advertise ment considered less than
square. nor inserted for less than ST. All advertise
ments published in the Daily, appear IN the Country
paper.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22
"A Roman Piastre is one Dollar.

In the state Of New York, the election laws
require that the full and complete result Of all
elections be published in the newspapers. even
to the scattering votes. We took occasion last
year to notice some Of the names contained on
the city ticket This year the returns for the
Assembly ticket contain, among many others,
the following names:-Lorenzn Dow, mr.. Dow.
some Of "ur readers nav recolle,', declined re-
ceIvng the nomination a. candidate for Presi
dent Of the United States. worthy many Slippery
Sam, Mass john. Charles KembIe. Esq King
Arthur. Long leg Rat, Walk IN the Water, Long
faced Carpenter. Mr.. Premoni'ory, Loblolly boy
and bell ringer. SHIRT Fred, Would be something
Martin. Richard Foursides. ~. s. Cax.
Mrs. Chapman. Winslow, after
wards the wife Of Mr.. Chapman, and finally the
wife Of Nina, was born in Barre, Worcester
county, Mass, possessed a strong and active
mind; wrote an elegant hand, often visited Bos
ton; was Of geuteel though rather masculine
appearance; was engaging in her manners and
interesting in conversation; was never respected
wnere known, when young; of low family. two
of her brothers having been in the States Prison,
and she strongly suspected Of aiding them in their
crimes: when curl. muff, which she had car.
ried with her on .isit to . neighbour, was found
to contain roll of bank bill impressions, unsga.
ed -iMddletoVn Gazette.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

will be found below. By gentleman who ar.
rived in the stage last evening. and "ho left New
Orleans on the morning Of the 9TH, we learn thst
the interments in the Burial Grounds on the So
amounted TO 2I9. The city isin great as'tauon'
and business nearly suspended.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

PaMPX6ETs printed at the ea'"'|
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

DR., Kuypers. learn that the Rev. Dr
Kuypers, Of the Reformed Dutch Church Of TIM
city, was taken violently Ill last week. and ina
it was supposed that poison had been put IN tn
coffee which he drank. We have no particulars
He was prayed !or in the churches Yesterday.
Thew York Courier.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-11-22

In the hustle of politics the comet OF Biela OF
Jesephstadt, which he discovered IN 1926, has
been quite overlooked. Amid the fiery move
meuts Of Jacksonism, the celestial visitor has
been forgotten.
Its period is six years and three quarters. 1t Is
approaching the star Theta, in the constellation
OF Gemini, and its course will soon be more
Southerls.-.db. Daily .adu.
Il valuable Relic.-Dr c. s. ]. Gnodrich. OF
this city, is in possession Of portrait Of an an
cestor, painted in 1856 by the celebrated Ben
iamin West This must be one OF the very few
genuine early productions from the pencil Of this
great Master, which are yet in existence in this
Country. West, when he painted this portrait,
was but eighteen years Of age. 1t is a three
quarter length-worthy Of his pencil even in his
best days-and Of the most undoubted authenti-
city,-Troy m r. Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13
Fredeyicksbnrg and poio,,oc C.oon d., D.

Fredericksburg and Potomac Crcek Rail Road
fREpERI cKsBURG, April l0.-Books were opened
yesterday to receive subscriptions the stock of the Rail
Road contemplatedirom point opposite Fredericksburg
TO some other point on the Potomac Creek The Route
has been surveyed and the road located within the last
ten days by Mr. Hughes, u S. Civil Engineer assisted
by Lieutenant lizard of the U. S. Army, Mr. Hagner
The distance is miles and few yards the ground was
asceraned TO be much more favorable than was ancipa
ted, and it is the opinion OF the Engineers that Rail Road
oil single track can be made expense of less than
$oO,O0O, the excavation being very nconsiderabe The
elevation TO be overcome is considerable amounting TO
23S eet this will, in all probability, preclude the en-
poyment of Locomotive Engines, hut will afford no OBJ
stacle TO horse by which the distance can be ac
complished in an hour
The Rail Road from Baltimore to Washington CITY will
be Immediately commenced. Surprising il completed and
swlit-running steamboat plying between Washington
and Potomac Creek, il is evident that the increased cil
lies viii induce much greater amount OF travelling
through Fredericksburg; from the travelling alone we
have no doubt, that handsome return will be made upon
the sum required But in addition this, there will be
the transportation of many light articles of merchandise
which be brought from Baltimore here in the course
OF IL hours.-.4reno.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13
NAQUELIN P. TAYLOR, has received BY the Tai

HAQUELIN p. TAYLOR, has received by the Tai
% iyo, from Liverpool and by the packets from New
York, supply of Spring Goods consisting Of the usual
variety of retail store. Having imported part, and
purchased the remanderin the Northern markets. he is
able to offer goods equally cheap with those who have
bought at sacrifices at Northern auctions; and being
ermned TO sell at low prices other houses, he is JUS
tilted by reference to their advertisements, i'm saying that
purchasers may be advantageousy supplied in this
city. He has large stock of Irish linen, lawns, sheet
ings and Diapers calcoes, gnghams musns cambricks,
cotton and silk hosiery and gloves, parasos, umbrellas
and hats cloths cassmeres vestngs, asng circasans,
drills and stripes, nankeen, Rouen cassmeres and brown
linens, Italian gros de Nap and gos de Swiss marcclnes
and other silks, printed pamyrines, Grape de lyons and
fancy stripes gauZe Grape s. silk fancy handkerchefs
scafs, sewing silks threads spool cotton and twist
ALso-Brown, bleachcd and coored domestic shrtnps
sheengs jeans plad, stripes and oznaburgs Ger
man and Scotch oznaburgs, ticklenburgs and burlaps
large assortment Of palm leaf hats Wadrons double prime
and patent blades grass and brambe scyhes and spades
hiddermlnster Venetian and Brussels carpeting and
rugs. April I3. uIO-2aw4w7
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13
(FTOm the .NeD York Standard.
MARTIN VAN RITREN

We have been favored with the following
between distinguished fellow citizen Martin Van Blu
rem and the committee appointed the great meeting al
Tammany Hall on the Dist January.
The tone of Mr. Van Burens letter such as TO call I'D
there be any left 10 the recreant Senator'S the blush
shame for their malignant and contemplate actin rejecting
his nomination. breahes spirit of devotion to his friends
only surpassed by their attachment him. and magnsni-
nous eulogium on the President, just it is forciby
and feeliDgy expressed.
Sr-Deputed by the general committee, appointed I'M.
der the direction of the great meeting Tanany Hall
to prepare and transmit you the enclosed expression of
the sentiments OF your fellow citizens the decision of
the senate on your nomination Minister Plenpoentorv
TO Great Britain, we beg leave in addition to the DISCHARGE
OF this grateful duty TO express concurrent wish for vor
health, happiness and prosperity.
Respectfully, your fellow citizens
GIDEON LEE
NIYER MOSES
VIM u. HALLETT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-04-13
Ome Hundred Dollars Reward.

p AN AWAY from the subscriber, Slh instant a ne
Ma, gro man named WILLIAM, (ie calls himself w m
Shackieord about ~ years Of age of brown complex
ion about feet, inches high slender and delicate
appearance, thin lips, with front tooth the lower
jaw projecting above the others, walks briskIy with his
body inclined forwards and talks low and softly. had
on when he ran away, white hat with Grape it, n
blue cloth coat and pantaoons, and black cloth
but he has other clothes besides purchased him asr
fall of Judge Brockenbrough where his mother still lives
and he has wife at Nicholas Mills in this city he has
also numerous acquaintance about town will give the
above reward TO any person who Will return him me
or secure him that get him again. and all
BILE expenses shall also be paid All persons hereby
orewaned against haborng said negro, and Captains oS
vessels and all others against carrying him away under
the penalties of the law. r. c. GILLIAN
Aprl ID. IIO-1