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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF RICHMOND
High Water, this day, ?, o'clock. p, NJ


,,. . CLEARED,
snip Vesper, Capt Sylvester, for Bremen. with
Son. - Luu'ahi q
ARRIVED,
Schr Forest King, Baker, Boston and Nore,,L
sundnss, to l. ID Crenshaw & Co, Hubbard. Gard
ner q Co, S'zer & SearG Ste6bins, r A Rus,
bfanch, Dunlop, Moncure & Co, A s MADDOX
Myers & Co, J Thompson s Co, ] w RanJoInl
10 farrar, j IL Eustace & Son, p Fog
Lyyem, Johnston & LyeIl, o A Strecker' + RAJ
W, wll,iams X Haxsll d Buttrick, J William, Il Son
C~eSe, Booker & Hamilton. Lancaster, DENLY &
20, Etener Peake, Jones, w + Butler.
Schr Dnver, Taylor, Philadelphia, sundries.
Sehr Patrick Henry, Mister, Baltimore.
Schr Thomas Dale, Gnfin, Baltio,or. InuL.,
Schr Amanda, Traverse, Baltimore. Iumber
Schr Renown, Adams, New York. sundries
q. Hehr Pendigast, Port Deposit, lumber, to
brlg Energy Siaw, Franklin, sundres, to Lam.
caster, DENLY & Co. ~ -i"
dries. ''''A' sun
Schr Good latent, Creighton, Port Depo,i, Iuu.
Der, TO Shields 4 Somerve. '''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

Observation-Disclosures. ELECTION
70 NE hrs, district of this State, Thomas ID. Ar.
nod Swmgl n elected, without opposition.
In the second district, Abraham MeCIeli,n ~,
position is re elected by a majority of abou, 400
ro,es. us majority at his last election was 900
J',,;,,, ana tne van Buren, minority in the same
votes. o" was ooo
In the third district, Joseph L. Williams (yyb;y,
IS re elected, without oppe sition. " "'s'
10 The seventh district, lately represented by Mr.
i %eLl robert l.. Caru,hers twhig) is chosen by a
large majority over his opponent. ="
We have no returns from any other Districts i, ,,
State than the above. W 'ae
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
The Enquirer calls far an innnirr - ......,

The Enquirer calls for an inquiry, to ascertain,
among other things, how much money the Penn,yl-
wanna U. s. Bank squandered among politicians.
Some malicious body suggests. that the inquiry be
general as to all Banks and all politicians
mat 1t might appear, that other GLORIOUS corpora
tons" "had given the property Of widows and or
phans to be squandered by corrupt politicians and
dissolute roues."
How often must the old adase be repe,,,d-
reoPle who IIvein glass houses ought not to throw
stones1n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
THE DEFUNcT DEMAGoGUE.

N' wv" hipahy says:
a, The arrival Of MIR Van Buren,, the Eek President,
and would be Governor is daily expected at thi,
Guy. his name is however no longer n wa,c,
e,. o,a lor ,he party. The charm is broken. Loco
,oeo'sm has nothing to stand on Tn. truth Is, m,
,eop'e are tired with the downward tendency of ali
.hlngs, and they will carry out what they have 90
s'otiously begun. The ball in motion canno, bo
stopped. The majority for the Wings a, the next
, uai ~ inns state will be greater than ever AL.
though the wings have seemed to ioId ,be;, arms
anu to let The locofocos have their own way in .ome
places since the great battle in November, vet not |,
wing has been found to abandon his party and turn
to the other side."-.E u Express. ''''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
DIED.

AZ ms residence in the county OF Buckinsham.
on the oh instant, Finch ScRucos, ESQ., in the Seth
y yvs' o, MS age. Mr. Scrusgs was man of many
capacity he acted FOR forty years few. II anv.
US supstlor-as master, kind add humane. and an
'nend and ne'shbor ardent and at all times ready
serve nus fellow man. He has left disconsola,e
bemoan his loss ""H "'e"1s 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

The members of Congress are in motion Co, M.
Guy from distant parts Of the Union to he presen,
:" inc opening OF the Extra Session on Monday
week. MIR. Irwin, Representative from the All..
sany d''r'e, in Pennsylvania, has been here for
some time. Mr.. Tillinshast. Representative from
nh0d' Island, arrived here the day before yes,.,.
Jay These are, we believe, the first Memb.,, on
the ground-.yai. Int. -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

Inc steamboats,, stages, and other modes OF con.
.eyaneo are bringing in daily numbers of our
'ends IRON different parts of the country TO a,len
The Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal! Church
tor the Diocese of Virginia, which commences, ;,s
session on Wednesday, Tomorrow. )-.Hsr. Gar.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
MENnD ANNA

BALTIMORE, May I7-Cleared, sebr u,r,is,
Hand, Richmond. '~''
BOSTON, May 4--Arrived, schr Tionet
Snow, Richmond s
NohFoLh, May 1s-Arived, schr Union
put IN to land mdze.
Arrived brig Deborah, Handy, New Orleans, p
days-put in to land mdze-clesred for Ricbmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

W. Advertisers are requested TO hand ir their
advertisements at as early an hour of the uay rs
practicable. Advertisements intended for inser.
ton IN the ensuing days paper, must he handed in
before o'clock, p. NJ, and those intended for in.
sortion in Mondays paper must be handed in on
Saturday; otherwise they cannot appear until the
day after.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
corre.rcadones Of the Baltimore Patriot.

a., 'o prs JhNEihO, March 20 1871
My last respects were of the % h ;n., g..
then me John A. Robb and Serene have arrived
pm baltimore, with flour. IL is hard TO Owe n
quotation IN such an overstocked state of the M,
S S.ur Tor Baltimore. net 81 50, and Ism for
,.iL'I ne, SoOo, are as yet the highest prices
soon soon follow, these prices, though low, may moi be
Obtained Our stock is now above So. 900 bbls--in-
deed II Is difficult to find store room for il.
MARCH 3o-B'ltmore Flour sold at IODa5O on
10 Oi n LOT Mcntevdeo-mo will hardly bring iaI
Gallego retaiIed at l6B5OO '0's'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

,oIn Wv dSIoHTIHolLE AND rHE HlwE.-A hawk
,,v;nS uPon nightingale singing in the hedges
iicous you mua be {, ent,r VICE. pSN &c
was THIS ignorance or IRONY IN III. -,
don't Know, but heard soms ON. s,,, , I've
ha' young lady, who sings 90 deJ,gb,1oyIs 10y
make az eToelleni wife 'B"""Hy' would
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

DElrH % TINS Hop CHARLEs OeLE.-We learn
With regret that the Hon. Charles Ogle, member OF
Congress from the Bedford District, Pa died AZ his
IsIoeneo IN Somerset on the 1Oth inst Of con.
| pson, winch has preyed upon him for many
new houss.--E " Erprsss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
nv LAST EVENINGS nAII.
@The Baltim

i9~The Baltimore Patriot states that the p.v
,rrinSem'n, OF the Mails, between the Postmaster
General and the Rail Road Company. though con.
eu led f" stated in the ln,elIigencer, will no, 20
into effect Tor several days-so as to allow the r.
Road Company time to get all things in prone,
order
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
RICH MOND:
WEDNESDAY, MORNING.. MAYIe.
SQUALLS AuEADl

The appointment Of three Commissioners-at IN,
head of whom is Gov. Poindexter-,o look into IN,
management Of the N. Y. Custom House, has ex
cited great CONSERVATION among the immaculate of
ce-holders. Racy developments are an,ic pa,ed
Similar commissions have been delegated tn othei
points. The vicinity of Norfolk has been honored
with one-a place as much entitled to the distinc.
ton as any other il all that has been said and sung
be true. We wish MIR. Navy Agent, and all other
equally inve,erate and hardened partisass a safe
delverance. The arrival Of the Commissioner
appears, however, to have created an ominous con
sternaton. A correspondent in Norfolk thus speaks
Of the alarming circumstance:
NoRroLK, May l7th, IS4I.
The nibbling crew were taken by surprise here
a lew days ago, by the arrival from Washington Of
Commissioner charged by the Secretary Of the
Navy with an investigation into the affairs OF Mr.
Navy Agent Loyall's Office and Of several others
OF the Spoilsmen-An iceberg has come over the
slick, well-ied office holders and their political al
hes-such shivcring at the thoughts Of Salt
River. oh, the hard hearts of these British
Wings! Parson Fisk raves and rants like Z" mad
bull" tsays Broushton,) which induces the belief
that poor Tobias will hereafter be considered a
Martyrsd Saint in comparison to the old wharf rats
IN this region, who have been rafting Uncle Sam
Tor the last ten years to the tune of thousands:
street talk puts down immense sums squandered ON
political iavourites in the way of "psper, blanks
and twine." On the other side Of the river, the
iSorkiHg mans friends have been friendly enough
TO take ONLY ONE HALF of the daily wages
paid the Mechanics in the Navy Yard-ihis game
is said to have been played by than one OF the
Heads of the Mechanica; Departments Richie
would shed an ocean Of sympathetic tears If the
Commander of the Yard, or the Secretary of the
Navy, should turn out OF Office one Of these most
disinterested and homes, friends of the working
man. These fellows have had long aood-tde-
bu, the ebb is now at hand, and they will soon find
themselves high and dry. Yours.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
q Il ICIAL,

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
VIM. c. Lord, Collector, Wilmington, N. c.. vic,
Lewis Ii. Marsteller ~ 'ee
@, Abraham lnskeep, Appraiser, New Orleans. y;es
Sheldon S. Clark. '''e
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

brig kept The American Gag ayias all ,hs tim. and
s wsnt on with u flying Al her peak. The English
vme e, declared they would seize every American
sessei they came across and break up their trade
from our late accounts from the States
To execution.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

kAN Tue packet schooner FORREST KING Baker
&kkp master having considerable part Of her cary
,,,-,. ehRaged VIII have all possible despatch FOR
"ekhi or passage, apply on hoard or 10
"a - Jas. FISHER a son, sniy
MI EpiCAL BooKs-A good assortment Of Medi.
i cal Works can be had 10 above thr rel T,vs,n
!" shels Book store. at reduced prices.
NOTICE.-The Annual meeting Of the st,ckboLi.,.
OF lhe Creek Company Of Golfers, will be hell al The
lhn9Is BANK OF Virginia, on MONDAY, Tth inst al 20
O'Clock A. NJ Punctual attendance Is rc1uesicJ c,bs, In
person or by proxy i' ''' III
mi BY ORDER OF THE PRESIDENT
r S.-Thc above meeting will take Mace on PRInIy
he2S The Stockholders will he puncttlI I'm attrndin.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

~ Dean Swift says-"It is with litte.souled
peOps as u Is with narrow -necked bottles: the les,
.ney haven them the more noise they ma he in pour
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
Mr.. piek,ns,s R,yor,

We hnd IN the Columbia South Carolinian, the
hrst defence, we have met with, OF this document.
ASH Is something rare, aitho' itmay be- rs it looks
TO be, written by Mr. Piekenshimsell-we copv it.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

THELLUsoN FANIT.-The ancestor Of the Thel-
luson family died in England about 80 yenrs pgo-
directing by his will, that his property should &C.
cumulate Tor $50 years, interest upon interest," and
then the existing young Theuson 10 come into
possession OF the Whoe.-The period expires in
1913. The present Mr. ThelluSon IN 1879 va, 40
years old, and poor; his sou, the heir, was years
old so that in his 2sth yeat he will be master Of 2
millions sterling, or upwards Of So millions Of dol
lars. Parliament tried to set aside the will al the
time, but could not; they however passed an act,
that no such will should be legal from that time
forward.
Interest on IS millions OF dollors SIS $50 600
per anuum-26j,0OO dollars per months 1888 dol.
lars per dyes dollars per hour-G dollars per
minute COrrsspondsnes u. S. Gazette.
There are divers mistakes 10 the preceding COM
munication.
Ia the first place the Mr. ThoIldson referred TO-
DID not die 80 years ago, and indeed could not vc.
~ well, Tor he was born only lO4 years ago. 20 wit
m 1877, and died in 1897, or ~ years ago.
lie DID not leave his property to accumulate Tor
80 years, but during the lives of his three sons
nnd OF all their who were living at the time of
h's DEATH or should be born within a certain time
NSreaher-ihe whole then to be inherited 10y the
oldest male descendant
His three cons were
'. Peter Isaac, created Lord Rendl sham in 1916,
nmu oeh m l7Vs, leaving six sons John Georpe
william. frederick, Edmund and Arthu. John di.
90 ;" 80 without issue, George IN 1913, without
-
in 1878, without issue. Frederick Is liv,ng' sri
bears the TIE Of Lord Rendlesham. but Is nm
maded' h"hur IS living, and has a son, Torn
2. George died in 1911 lea,ive no son.
,. Charles died in 1915, leaving two sos Til,
eldest son Of Charles has Eve sons nu l,v,,, IT,
second son Of Charles has only daugh,e,s
The estate lof, by MrThelbson. therefore 4, 90.
10 accumulate until the death Of his grandson -
erck, now Lord Rendlesham, born IN 1894. ~ A..
grandson Arthur, who is 20 years Old, and Of bi
grandson Charles, who was born in 1897 thess l.,
Jog he only survivors Of all the sons and grand
sons 70 whom the terms Of the will are applicable.
When they die the whole estate will deYoly
upsn the eldest male descendant Of the .hree son
That eldest male descendant We believe, is Chair
SABINE Augustus, son Of Charles, grandson
Charles, aad great-grandson Of the testator, bo
w 1872.
We have understood that, as in the case Of .
Ffenkhns's bequesi. The accumulation Of the props
~ has not turned out was en- pecte1, and that .
estate dcvolvlng on Charles Sabine Augustus "
not he remarkably lafee-N. v. Cos. Ads.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
WATCH LOST

WATCH LOST.
MISSED, supposed 10 be lost, email cold Watch with
~ blaek SIX Guard and small barrel gold Key.woJ
name, John Foster. The Waieb was I-seJ
te iwh INST reward Of $40 will be given for its recove
s and others are requested TO giyo inor.
l9-eolt ''""s''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
WORKS ON ACRICIIITUpE =.

i w. hANDolPH co, at X. ID SanNay's old stand
lmr RegsIsr ediredby e Rufin, 3 vols
tanning Es-Sys ' oo rnhdeRna Afreal'asd society
,,I on we Rural Economy Of NoIf TX, England
Essays on Agriculture, by Anderson, l. ID, Dublin
be,Ig part 81 Library Of Useful knowledge "'
Robert BLuist's aud Brdgeinan's Flower Garden hi.
, me oATdeners Calendar, by Muller, = Il r. London
forsythe on tho Culture Of Fruit Trees &c
ne'S 6reed, mnnagsmont and Diseases to which
Library Of Useful RnowodEe London edition e '''' VI
ae,r breeds management add diseases, with
John Mills on the Breeding, &C Of Cadc. London Eli
wIIowctrs Book Of the Seasons or C,en,, of Narp,e
iawIcnce's Farmers aud Graders Guide
Fisher on the Culture ofhe European Vine with the
Ar Of Wine Making 10y Iuos of the Instiiure OF Praoes
p,n husby'S VISIT TO the vineyards ~ spain and
Essay on Calcareous Manures, by e Rnf1n
New and Complete Canary BIRD MtnaqeT
Enssh Plants which are remarkable for medicinal virtues
Young 90 tho Culture n Wheat and barley
Va ns MoIsrn nusbandinan, or Practice Sf Farming, by
RAeonms Treatise on The london Prscuoe n B,.vInr
Porter, nrown tout Ale, Table Beer, aud ptler Man Il
Count Dandoio, Jshn Clarke, Dionysius Lnriner, WIN
HenI,.s, " Cobb NORM Dennis and Docun,cps Of
2ngress on TIC cultivation Of The Mulberry and sE
worm, and manufacture Of silk
Marshall on Gardening with an Essay on nuet lin o
| edition - ~ - 'T'"'""
rhurt freaiise on Horticulture, by VIM Prince
%iers on Horticulture, Natural Phenomena, Domestic
/ and Moral Economy ~
American orebafdst,wt appendix on Gardening by
uhemistry applied to Agriculture, by A Chsrsl. Peer
| Fcssenden's new American Gardiner
! Wcckg on the mana cement Of bees
Johnsons VcTmin Destroyer or q keepers House
| Friend, English edition
Ar,or, being series Of Agricultural Essays, practical
ana political, W John Taylor of q rUlina
i O@bbews Cottage Economy, foor Mans Friend and
Armstrong nn haricuiufe, with notes by Iudge Bucl
/ uy- bonh'WudinR n every variety. orecutedn
w RANDOLPH a cos
| Book and Fancy foTo,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

The Citizen King, late martyr grief
Who not cen ON Thiers couh rely for relief,
Al 81. CiO'a.f now in smiles all uI.eOud,d appears,
s'nces change Of his ministry banshed his TheTs GeaIs
In voting riches the of all evil, we kill u
man by furious driving, and then put deodand. on
the wheel!
Coman and BInnister were dnnins one day with
Lord Erskine, the xChancellor who, in the course
ofconversaton rural affairs boosted that he kept
on his pasture land nearly thousand sheep. 81
perceive" said CONAN, "your lordshp has still an
eye TO the wool-sack."
FEMALE LABOR IN ARABIA.-I saw several fe-
males here literally performing the duties of bull
locks; that IS, IN plain English, they were yoked TO
the plough. One was a very comely lass, and she
answered my lnquir es laughingly that they hired
themselves for the purpose; the remuneration being
small quantity OF grain. The men, at the same
tine, were standing looking on with spinnets in
their hands. An odd transfer of duties this! The
reader may Tecollect that Sir Thomas Moore re-
lateS as a reason why an Indian should be exempt.
ed from paying his taxes, that he pleaded the late
loss Of his wle, who did as much work as two bull
LOCKS. Wellsted's City of the Clliphs
"A Yankee BIR--A Yankee in Brighton is said
TO have thus written to lis friend in London at
was so t1rnation, unhenrd-of cold yesterday morn
ing AT Brighton that when took my kettle of Of the
fire to my tea the boiling water in was actually
tTOzt."
THE HUMAN VoIcE.-God has made the whole
earth vocal with sweet sounds. The Hntra veled
forest echoes the notes oil the Wild bird, and The
hlbltati0ns OF men are made glad by the song Of
the feathcred minstrel. But, above al, the human
voice, that combines the highest charm Of sweet
sound with the inspiration Of thought, is given for
no ordinary purpose Of earthly pleasure. In its
whisper Of affection, how grateful Ia ITS express
sion OF religious devotion, how exalted! POf It's So
lace ia trouble, how dear, For its participation in
Joy, how unspeakablel
Al church somewhere in the country, the choir
assisted by the congregation divided line ia one Of
the hymns thus: "Ltie is like a shad-Iile is like
shadow (oh y how 1t Aes.-Oh! how il flies
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
.iaother out, age on he eoa,tof .gf,iea.

We regret TO have to chronicle another instance
OF British outrage upon an American Vessel. Tn,
particulars are detailed in the subjoined letter from
Havana, published in the New York Frn,.ss
We presume the narrative is trus-if so, and III,
facts are established to the satisfaction Of our Go
Vernmen', an instant demand should be made uoor
the British Government for reparaton. Better hay,
war, when we will stand some chance To Tstalia,s
than submit to be InsuI,ed and aeeced o., thi, rate
C0vtsPondenee II N. NJ Y. Ernr.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

VikSINiA-At Circuit superior CourI OF Law -o5
~ Tor the eonny OF Iienrco City of Rich
ned al the Capitol IN the said city, on M. m L.,
Si, william g. IiaTwood, plrh against smith New al
nsuMoro OF Daniel HARDWOOD, deed, and admlnsr,I
We bph,s non with the will anne Ied Of Pleasant w UaI
ool zee o. John Carter, Samuel HARDWOOD 1hom = n
Wy anu sarah hts wife John Buuon and Eliza his
10 Samuel b. Harwood, and to Thomas d. Nor
veil and Sarah his wife -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

49,. ..,-, RIcHNoSD, I7lh May, IsII-S s..
Nyou are not Inhabitants Of this Commonweabb Won
are Hereby pubhcly notified that In pursuance OF AZ, ar
ueI n nus cause made on the 26th January 1871 shall
a1nn ny Office from the hour Of 10 A. NJ on The C ~
required Of me by the Court 's '"' ""''es
ml9-iw NJ. d. PoTTIAUx Com,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
LATEST NEWS FROM ,pw xou.
FANCY VESTINGS

sbN ~ Co. have 10y Ieoniine rec eli, Ell f,, -, -,
NOSE superior FANCY FkOCKs, which are loo :, III
french Olive Bo,ile Riho and Polish Green aob a.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

Ship Vesper, Capt Sylvester, for Bremen. with
Sst hhd'. tobacco and stems, by Lewis Ludiam g.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

"wth Mr.. GIss the crowd came In
Some took brandy-sotne took gin."
M -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

For HIRR, fret ra;e Fl 10 Hand and a good leuse
seryant-apply to
mig RoB'T HILL 4 co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

lI ~ OF Cashmere, GainbI oon Thbct CloI
uing N.;-ioseiheI with good assortment or I,nc
amu touon drawers, Shirts Coars BnsoIns and s,o.t
a OF the latest styles. at the loges oTce. ,.,
are ever re'A'ed al in any Northern city. ''''
Mn KEEN 4 co.
Main street
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

.orIpIlsnE injured aud plain satin, Prince AIb.u
~" :, nn no,hhazne, aud many other styles which n
" all u'hes pleased 70 show our ensiomcrs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-05
READ TIIISt

TIVE subscriber has hand, from recent purchases
n very choice aud extensive variety Of retailing Dry
Goods, which (or reaspns) he 10 disposed TO sell during
the next 80 days. lower than such goods be obtained
fOT usually.
The lim OF an advertisements do not admit an NJ.
tempt Al detail nor eau rt he necessary sayt than
that his iaercs for purchasing enable him 10 assure
those who may want that embraces every variety O;
LADIES' wear, in most approved styles Of
silks-plain, glacr, striped aud figured
shawls-CashmeTe chcnc, camel's hair. &c.
Mouselanes-Cashmerc, striped 81 III aLd plain
Embi odcrirs, Of richly wrought siyles-chcap
Richly embroidered lawn and French csmbr, IIdkfs
French McIino plain and stfiped-veTY cheap
Rich ; aud "a French BON azinc
New style striped Bouhazine
Fine qualify twllci aud plain Chally
considerable var ely of plaid Goods, for ladies' and
chiIdfen
GRNILEMENiS wear, Ia
Rich wooen Veivots, Challys, vcves anil black satin
Vcstinrs
hyperion embro Tered Merino Scarfs
SvcTy variety Of silk Ctavats aud Starts
Hest quality Engltsh pool et IIdkts
superior qualities AMI good bargains in Cloths
estqua.ity black aud fancy Cassimeres
parcel superior Collars, Bosos Gloves suspcnders
Hose aud hail Hose, &C.
DOMESTIC GOODS, In
Best styles white Long Cloths English and Americanp
and other usual varieties;
And HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
Linens, TowcinE, sheeting, Pillow Linens Blankets
&c, the very hest makes.
continuance of patronage, 80 literally bestowed here.
toiore ~ respectfully asked and NAV expect 10
meet the vcrY bost goods nj lower prices Than usual
ia 10 THos PRICE