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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-20
~ The Weekly Tribune, for the present We

o. The Weekly Tribune. for the present week,
is very interesting number containing besides It's usual va
rety OF News, &C.
continuation Of the proceedings of the Anniversaries held
IN New-York with the Speeches of Dr. Vermifye Dr. Dim
Rev j. d. Joins and Rev. Mr.. Cheerer before the Ameri
Bible Society. The Speech of Dr. Beecher and others
before the American Temperance Union, Home Missionary
Society, sc. SC.
Extracts from Carlyr's work The Pas, and Present.
Editorials a variety Of subjects.
TEXAS-o the People Of the FIRE., States 81 the Union,-
Document Of great interest signed BY John Quincy Adams
and twelve other Members of Congress.
Correspondence of the Tribune, from Georgia Philadelphia
Washington, Boston &c. &c.
Wholesale Prices Current and Money Marke, and Trans
actions in Ashes Flour Grain, Cotton Slaves, Provisions
SC. &c, for the week.
Price for single Nos. with or without wrappers FIRE
cents.
-. UniversaIism.-The New York Christian Mes.
s.nrrr of the pc,ei, week will contain Funeral Sermon by
Rev c. F. L. Feyre of Hudson y. " with other interesting
articles Single numbers St Office OF publication io
Eul,ou.stre-t (second tioor) myl9N
e Church OF the Redemption.-The Rev.
Gregory r. Bedel (Rector ofthe Church q the Ascensi9n
dempion on Sixth between 2 and Sd Avenues and
collection BE- made in aid of the purchase Of the Church Ser
vice TO begin at !: O'Clock. my2o II
70 University Small Chapel.-Discourses on
Prophecy by Rev i, {. SHiMEALL.
Subject foI Tomorrow evening ANTIcHRrsT.
Services commence half past o'clock. Divine Ser
also the above place Sunday morning at hall past
10 o'clock. my20 IT.
". The Christian Union.-Thi: socis,y, viii
for religious worship tomorrow AT Ra-raSt 10 A. NJ
and half past NJ, the College of Physicians and Sur
ceois, No g. Crosby5treet. In the morning William H.
Charming will deliver discourse on Social Reorganization
my20 IL
- Free Pews.-The Pews in the Protestant Epsco
pal Church, Vaudewategsest. between Pearl and rank
ivtstrce rnEr. Citizens aud strangers freely and
earnestly inv tied 10 occupy them.
The Church open Divine Service and Sermon three
times every Sunday, at the usual hours. my2O 1T
-" To Young Men.-n accordance with the wishes
OF several friends IN the city Re-. f. w. GRAVES for
merly of Alton H. will repeat his Lecture The Respon
sbiities Of Young Mem Sabbath Eyenin. next May 81
the Broadway Tabernacle. Euercise To commence at -
o'clock. IL
H. Rochester Savings Bank.-Coecnons
will be made By this Bank in Rochester and Western New
York Oh reasonable terms and prompt remtances made
myl92w. D. SCONlLLE, Secretary.
u To Printers In the Country.-A Young
now al work Journeyman Printer IN Newly ork
wishes permanent situation country office to work
mainly case, and will be content with moderate wages
either BY the piece month He will en.avor TO give salts
faction his employer. Address H. Greeley Editor of The
Tribune. mis- If
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NEW-YORK CASH TAILORING Establish
~ meat li2 Fulton.strect Bsoa3way.-J. C. BOOTH
Co, invite the of their old customers aud the pah
lie their present splendid stocks OF newly manufactured
and imported Bioadclohs, CaSmers rich and elegant vest
nc, &c. which they prepared 20 make Ep IN the most
fashionable anil durable style, unpreceeaey low prices.
by of exclusively cash business and an eA
trade Gentlemen assured that establishments
the city furnish more elegant goods make them ny
in better style; while the prices the lowest cash stand
on ,l.l;,.ry myl
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AUCTION SALES.

josiah Richards .Aueronsrr.
Hl BANGS, RICHARDS II PLAII,-Ssore
- 1876 Broadway.
Lisal cash advances made ca consignment, fcs asscs
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
TRAVELS IN
Egg PIT, ARABIA PETR IL a,

PUBLISHED THIS DAY,
TRAVELS IN
EGYPT, ARABIA PETR .EA,
THE HOLY LAND.
By The Rev. STEPHEN OLIN, D. D..
President of the Wesleyan University
WITH FIFTEEN ENGRAVlNGS on STEEL.
IN TWO VOLUMES. SMALL. Svo.
q Pre-, 50 50 per COPY, beautifully bouni.@.Q
my2o gus HARPER BROTHERS, 81 Clif:st,
Passengers Arrived
In packet ship Patrick Henry from LyePool-R Riddle,
lad, and family, Nj and Mrs Schaefrr, c + Dana, Miss
Ashbumham, sir Rankin, Mr. r Hunter-3l0 Storage
MARINE JOURNAL.
FORT OF Newly DIRK, MAY 20, 1913.
MINIATURE ALMASAc-THIs DAY.
The Sun. The Moon. Full Sea.
Rises. 4 Il se,s..7 T. Rises morn. % l2lEyea i y
Latest Dates.
Liverpool :. ;. April 80 Nsw.oElsans May II
Brigs Russia, Lane, Kingston, Jam, Sesmth Leeds x
Co; Eugeae Drnkwatrr, Bordeaux dos Ono Barber Ham
burg E Pope Jus,na, Shepard Port au Prince, J og
sehrs Admiral Colpoys, Smith Guiana, Middleton s Co;
Seated Bartlett, Baltimore, A Cooley < Co.
ARRIVED,
Packet ship Patrick Henry, Delano from Liverpool April
81 with ndze, TO Grnnell Mntnrn Sailed IN CO. with
shids Oakland for Boston und Mississippi, FOR OK
Ship Washington of Petersburg, Benson, % days from
Liverpool with $50 tons salt, steinback Son, Of
Petersburg Va Put in land 2ol seerag- passengers
Nav Lar lal spoke Br bg Ann Mary from stockton
with passengers for New York, 20 days out May LAT AZ
long So spoke bark Ianih Porter ftOm Liverpool for Bal
Brig vesptr, Hoffman 80 i, I'm Orleans, sugar and mo
lesses, 10 Neslniti Leeds
Schr Judge Hitchcock Hathaway, ds firm Nswbern, \
c. naval stores, 10 Blossom.
sehr Edgsr LANG, Turner Is I'm swanstoEo, c, ma
val s,ores, TO DepeysteE s Whtmarsh
Schr Hydaspe, I'm Thomaston, lime
Schr Mary Maria I'm do do
Schr Pioneer, I'm Taunton nails
schr Judge Hitchcock Hathaway Newbsru naval stores
sebr LADY Clinton, Cramer, Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Helen Maria, Eldridge. Thomaston, lime
Sloop Gen Warren, I'm sagherbor oil.
Below bns.-Wind E Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-20

M IN THE WooDs.-We learn that very
- Suceve hire commenced in Marshpee woods
a.. sunday last, and burnt over about two thou
SEC. acres OF ground and destroyed more than
SSssad cords of wood. Much of the wood
CIV NJ was valuable, and was owned mostly by
E,S.s .s Q, thus town. The fire originated from
d ~, sa sooacco pipe, used by one Of the Marsh
= s0sasn. IRams.able Mass Patriot
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MoNHAY EVENING, MAY y.
itTt clock II Ch,. Aort,,,,. Enouu.

Atfi O'Clock II the -sact,oe Room.
BoSSsEltkSs srSSsA 'agsc collection Of S,snda,d
oEk, school and Classical iriiea aud Miscellaneous
Books Stationery Sc the TGainiGs stock eli bookseller
declining business.
Among the collection are Historical Cabinet, lenc Ss
Religious Events Bacc Lives OF the Apostles; United
States Books; Buuy aus Work. IS hgr,ms Pts-ss; ~
Pocket Testnrm,>, 20 Hszens Spelsr and Dehnet; 20
PRAYER HYMN Books as>crted 80 Juvenile. ASSORTED &c
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS,
May eth and 18th, at :, O'Clock.
Gss,r S,tx or R,sy l>p tCsrtY Booxs.-A rich e-!-
lection very choice Books consisting chiefly 81 the sss
aud desirable editions many important old and modern
English publications many Of them arry 10 b met with GA
sale IN th;s country,
Also magnificent, rmt~ishe,i Work, OF Scenery Botany,
Natural History, Antiquities, &c.
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publ,c stock Exchange. Maybe.

SECOND BOARD.
1000 Illinois 6s 20 bio 293 IS shares 1Iaflem 2li
1000 do do ..bl5 80 so do do. .blod p
% shs Stonington bis 3Oi 30 do L. |. r. 30
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t.NJ Dc SIN ely FVh
PRINTED CALlCOES,

EDWARD T. PRINDLE, late of the firm Of
t. Davenport Prindle having taken the store No Il John
street opposite Thorburn, seed respectfully informs
hi, friend, aud the public that he opening fresh anil
ssasonable stock OF goods which he invites them 10 call and
examine and which will te made ap the best possible man
ner and Of the style low prices other
tahIishmert in this city. len cash.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloths depend upon hav
ng them u,de ui viii; the and attention as II p-
chased NJ the store apr Inns
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Also i,rc. assortment of Window Shades FROM 81 TO SO
r psir Oil Cloths from d feetwle and froa D. TO S.
Der ward Looking GLASSES Hearth Rugs, English aS Anne
rca Drcsets together with every article connected ~uh
the trade al equally low prices
ltnixs
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r." UniversaIism.-The New York Christian Mes
sens-r of the present week will contain Funeral Sermon by
Rev c. F. l.. Fevre of Hudson, y. y, with other interesting
articles Single numbers Office of publication 10
+ ul,ou.srre-, (second tioor) nyl92t
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r. house not yet rented for the ensuing year would
~ - ii III IL o,;c, rnus, h. very low al3is
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c RPETING, CARPETING

TO LET-The large and spacious Store No 40 Pearl S.:
,y occuui.d as CARPET Store possession LIST July
msyt B. Il. YOUNG CO..
,nin Owls. No 4i0 Pearl street.
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10 Rochester Savings Hnnk.-EOllectlons
i'll be made By this Bank Rochester and Western New
ork reasonable terms and prompt smitances made.
myl9 2M. D. SCONlLLE, SECRETARY.
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NENIIEU TNVPJ>NTNN VIII q" IVCVIVtU AT 'IIe
- Street Office till the Goth for Leasing
the Common Land belonging the Corporation for term
Of Ten Years subject the following conditions That ID
case the Common Council should require the any POI,
thereof for public purposes should determine TO ss!5
the SANE then the Leases he void and also that the Lana
shall not BE- used for Ice Ponds the boundary lines To be ad
used between the old and streets sid lands TO be ieced
b. the Lessre aud the fences remain at the expiration
The lease and that the land be- kept chained the expense ot
the Lessee d. D. WILLIAMSON, ConlpuoHei'
Hall of Records May 2, 1873
JOHN EVEN, Street Commissioner
~ B.-For further information, apply as above
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CPRING GOODS for Gcntlemens Wear-2@
- Broadway opposite the untain.-EncouraGed by the
extensive patronage ELECTED the last year through tho practice
of which has ayerte amos; universal complaint
that the cash customer taxed for the deluences OF
others the undersigned has made such additions TO his corps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-05-20

|, also owns about half Of the Internal Improvements
of the State The the per cent bonds paya
bic at the Philadelphia Bank July aud January and tn.
State has always met it, We believe, without delay.
The w.Haven Comm Palladium of the 18th inst. has
q summary Of tn, Bank Commissioners Annual Report,
from which suboin the liabilities and Of all
the Banks in the State given by the Commissioners:
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MASSACRE OF THE GOVERNOR OF THE NARouE
sAs ISLANDS AND SUITE--We regret to state,
that very melancholy intelligence has just been
brought to this country from the new French set
Element in the Pacific, by merchant vessel, the
Sarah Ann schooner, which left Otahelte on the
23d OF October 1t appears that the French
Governor of the Marquesas, with fourteen atten-
dants. had been on visit to the native King,
Nicahevar, where they had been Hospitality en-
tertained. and, suspectng no danger, they left his
residence to return to the French station, with
out. probably, taking proper precaution against
the treachery of the natives. They were attacked
IN the wav, and the Governor and fourteen per-
sons were killed. The unfortunate event proves
the unfriendly disposition of the natives but
what will it avail them, The French Govern
men, will instantly send out sufficient force to
crush all opposition.
SpAix.-The Madrid journals state that DO
modification Of the ministry would take place
until the Cortes was definitively constituted,
which would not be until the 18th or 18th. The
choice of a President of the Chamber of Deputies
would exercise considerable influence on the So
luton of the ministerial crisis.
/ Il was reported at Madrid that the Spanish
/ Consuls at Bayonne and at Perpignan had for
/ warded information to the government that the
/ Cariists were about to attempt another lnsurrec-
! ton. THIS report, however, had not created any
sensation.
PoRTuGAL.-Lsbon papers to the oath April,
give an account of destructive fire which broke
out Oh the 22d, in large public building called
| the CoIegio dos Nobses, formerly the Jssuit's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05
BUCKINGHAM LAND FOR SALE

THE undersigned will the Tract Of LAND of Whit,
late Archibald Austin, deceased died Possessed and uo
which his widow, Mrs. Grace AUSTIN resides in The p
~ of buckingham containing about 800 This land
Gated about miles from the Court house, miles fam M,
ing Hadwcksvile, the James River and Karawb, %
seven eight miles from excellent Manufactured Nj.
and half miles from the Slate River Academy To- u
fork of Slate and Austins creek entirely tbro
tract aordng lei and half excellent bot,
eighty i've acres Of which, on North river, in ne %
don To produce ohcco wheat and The liar lant
Austins creek is sufficiently fertile produce grain nj
kind without any aid whatever, and with jusciou
might be made rich enough 10 produce tobacco of n v.y
quality. All The cleared high land originally OF .ry "r
quality and susceptible of very high degree Of nn
mea a Is very apparent from the fact, that ~ or
Of the Oldest and parts OF the have w,b,
last years, converted, by the clover and %
alone, into rich and productive tobacco lots Between
four hundred Of the high land Is original srovh
hundred Of which Is first rate tobacco land rhe,
the tract great abundance OF excellent plant land TIE u
provcments excellent Two story dweir. house
and conimodous having ra...
above and below stairs, and wing; stable r,.n,
threshing machine, two framed tobacco barns, al u. ~ M
very best materials, and all outhouses necessary for ar
establishments excellent repair. This land well wn,.r
and situated in healthy agreeable, intelligent and moral n.b
burlood. more particular description IL unnecessary a.
presumed all wishing purchase will
judge for themselves.
The undersigned viii also sell another Tract Land ,5i
ing the above containing between IL and 1890 Tirr
several Creeks running through this ardin, h
four hundred of Iand OF me quality; which pf
duces good crops of s.lin and tobacco The tobacco ~
this land at NIL times commands the highest price,, much m
largest portion Of This land yet in original growth heavily
In the above OF land DESTROYS TO Nilsson
the undersigned viii sell them upon the liberal aad
moang The lands will be- shown persons wishing
see them, by os. Austin, either Of his brothers, yR,
them Dr. Jas. NJ Austin, who resides Buckingham c
house. GRACE AUSTIN, E1ccutiiX, az!
THOMAS AUSTIN,
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN,
Executors of \. Austin, drsi
Apfil7 lia--a,.u3n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

TOR SALE by wholesale retail al the penie store
or al The Penentay large Stock Of Manufactures OF he
Institution which the General Agent offers accommodating
terms The Stock consists In part oil
& ;oo yards Cotton OsDalurgs No. u nj q cents.
a1 ward. Kerseys and quantity striped Cotton Goods
ESQ yards Flannel and Iindseys. <
O superior Bags part woven in one piece al IRON
As 80,
500 pairs Brnsnes, from No. to 10
pars mems wonens and boys Shoes Of size and
quality. r ,d ,,,.s
MIr and Horse Collars, Blind Brides and Saddle Bags
WAGON and Cart Saddles, Martngairs
Refrigerator, Safes, Wartrobes, Wristbands
Wheat Fans Cutting Boxes, Poush and superior Bellows
lcdrrdnted
900 kegs wrought Nails, Spikes &c
Halter Chains Trace, Well and Fifth Chains
The superinrity materials that these manu-
substantial execution of workthe
cent reduction of prices many accs and The discount all
sums over the General Agent recommending
them 10 the country and city dealers well The
lie invites call from The old customers OF The store
The farmers and The country and public
nely Work done Pcntentiary ORDER short notice.
and i'm the Store i street. leading
10 Mayo's Bridge three doors from Main
JAMES &. SPOTTS,
General Agent Penientiary of Virginia
ApriI llS-wiw
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=, p NASfI's PIANO FORTES-As the best evidence .e
H. sh-cribr can possibly give of his opinion as 70 '
superiority of The Piano Foes which he offers Tor me- noc
d ,hal others may opportunity of testing .he M
m nn,s 10 place them upos fria, in the par'nrs OF sue"
IONS as may DESTROYS of purchasing articles oi ,nn nu chat
s,nournrnt positive purchase OF any ms ,,
v.r for months give the different makers ia'i "'
,yould n least do the purchaser no harm. - ~, ,,,
lust NJ good purpose in every way as personal ins
sc. he takes himself the risk of selecting ana guar
, m pea.e in every respect large assortment always on
he wards Of rree hundred sold by him with
Out e''' swung E. r. NASH, Petersburg, Va.
ll2-3wif
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05

GARDEN SEED.-GAYNOR & LYElL have just received =
VI supply Garden Seeds from the Nortalso several
different Garden Seeds this state all oil winch
they recommend rs fresh and genuine
ARTICIUKE-Gfeen Globe.
ASPARAGt'S-t;iani or Dnfch.
BUNCH BEANS-Brond Windsor, Dwarf Mohawk, Early
Dwarf Mohawk, Extra Early Six Weeks Early Yellow SIX
Weeks Long Pod, Dwarf Red Speckled French, Royal
Dwarf. White Kidney
POLE BEANS-lioncltural Pole, Large White Lima, Scarlet
Runners, White Dutch Runners.
BEET-Eary Blood rurnp, Early Yellow, French sugar, Long
Blood Mangel WurzelI.
BROCCULl-Large Purple Cape.
Observation-Disclosures, Cromwell, nnmhead, Early BHlocks
Heart Dwarf Savoy, Early Sugar Loaf, Ealy York, Flat
Bnswick Green Cured Savoy Large York. Lae Sugar oa
Red Picking.
CARROT-Inng Orange.
CAUIIFIOWER-Earl and Late Dutch.
cORN-.Smh's Extra Early
CUCUMDEREarly Frame, Early Green CLUSTER Long Green
Turkey.
Egg: pLANT-Purple.
ENDIyE-Green Ctired.
KAIE-Green Curled Scotch.
LETTUCE-Br0wn Dutch, Early Drumhead, Early Slesa,
Green Coss Ice, Large White Loaf
MEIoN-Caolna Water, Grern C'ron, Large Musk or vel
low, Nutmeg
NASTURlIUM. oKRA-Lonc and Short.
ONlON-Silvcr skin, Yellow Skin.
PARSLEY-Curled and Single.
PARSNlP-Extra Large. Large Dutch
PEASiue lmPeri1i, Dwarf Marrnwat. Dwaii Green Mar
Early Frame Early Bishops Dwarf Eua Early Sinclair
Washington, Early Warwick, Marrowial. ~
RADSH-Back Spanish, Red Turnip, Long Scarlet, White
Turnip yellow rurnlp.
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER.
sPiNAGEPckIy ar Fall Round I.ravrh or Summer.
SQUAS-Early White Bush, Early yellow 'usi winter
Crnnkneck, Yellow Striped.
TOMATO-I.arge Red.
TURNIP-Eay White Duch Early Yellow Dutch, Early Gar
den Stone Early White Sone Red Top Ruta aga, Wle fa
Winter.
ALso-Canary Seed, and assortment of Flower Seed 30
Feb % 9j-laftf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-05
s,1r or Tuc REAL. ESTATE OF BANKRUPTs.

AZ
r,uRSUANTlo order Of The Court OF The United states, IL"
h. Eastern District at Virginia made the 18th Of Novel
her Isa shall sell a, public the highest bidder GER
have lrrn decrccd hankrupis their petition, where me
or o- not appear schedules 10 br under any der m
st or other The Real Estate TO be 30 sold Is Us
follows, To wit: .,. p..,
ingham county. :: n;
In Hugh onners case his interest in tract of Land IN DIN
witdir county. stated Ia be ahon 6acres 90
In Samuel Farley case, his interest in 50 acres oil 'and on
praier's run. II franklin county, Virginia.
One moety called The Archer House. with four lots
attached tIertn of Yelascu Texas, together with the
furniture BELONGING. thereto In 1882
In Sas Waytts m interest IN one eighth part oil irc
u land in King Queen county, near Little Plymouth suppSeu
Ia contain los acres. -,
In Michael Bowens case his interest in undivided lhlld
mari Of pierre parcel Of land lying the Poor HOUSE, III
IN. CITY of Richmond, formerly Elizabeth Smiths.
And his interest in Al feet Of ground, situated on INA
street being part ol No. IS Jackson addition is laid down
ON the map of the said city.
Wrrtls his interest in lot in Bowling Green,
rnrico county purchased by Sally Green of Wni Dmval
I'm each Ease will be for cash. unless the amount OF
any purchase be hundred dollars aud then IL
e b. for cash. third six months, and one
t,d Al twelve from the dag Of sale. No conveyance
will the purchaser until The whole pur-
chase money shall be paid, and conveyance directed BY the
to;rt. -,
The above will be made in front Of the Court Room Of the
United 18th day of May nj public ac-
ton highest bidder. commencing ut 10 O'Clock, a. NJ
EDMUND CHRISTIAN General Assignee
Anil llS-tds
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JOHN TERRILL, )
! " ". s s0TTaahL' Trustee
Sprung and Summer Dry GoOds-.fe'c, Fashionable q"

Cheap.
n H. JENKINS opened SEQ packages OF SPRING AMI
IL. SUMNER DRY GOODS. which, for beauty and cheaPne,
exceed all purchases Persons wanting Dry Goods at r
naleIed low prices either sell again for their vii
40 ns,;rr I" Mn mselves by examining this
900 yards Of Calicces, from ~ ana III cents Ia TIE In
900 Bales Cotton OHnarg reduced prices, and brown and
hcached Shlrngs and Sheengs all pnfes, nom : Gents r
ward to The finest quality all widths nom % inches 'o5
yards we-brng decidedly the greatest bargains in D't.
40 pieces Lawns coored Musns, ksof all kinds p,d and
checked inghams, Mousins Fouad silks, ard man. Nc" a
Rbands Ronntis and Bonnie, Flowers Spring fashion.
Parasos Shades ind Umbrellas, best quality and 'e
Every description Of cassmeres vrsiings, Pocket lnise
Chiefs Colurs Cavars, Suspenders, &c, &c lor gentle
500 pieces Irish Linens all prices from IS the ir,
quality asc Linen sheetings, Towcllings, Napkins ant la
goo Linen Camlk lIandkerehefs all prices from 20
IS III, 81 G2l IS, and finer descPlions-erca bargain
Silk Moislins Cnr"cs Ginshams scarfs iIandkescht-
Shawls Hosiery, Gloves and Mris, forming an extensive %
ton Of choice Goods for family mourning.
Lace Goodsi beautiful oi Of all the styles Of L az!
Thread Edgngs and nsstngs-ao, Worked Muslin Thinning
Tie above with many cheap auriion Dry Goods, vii
found upon .1a'na,i.n to araea me at r" %, p9
Linen Store Richmond, Va
April 81 lI-"u
IN CuANcERy--vrs'sr. In Hanover COUNTY Cost
William 4. Thacker Plaintiff:
against
James Tharker, Defendant
The defendant having entered his appearance, AMI
security according the acts Of Assembly and the nl.s Of ~
Court, and appearing: by satisfactory EVIDENCE That m l. 'i
inabtant Of this Commemorative II is ordered That lr
said defendant do appear here the first day If June Coad
the planihs bill and that oi INT Ode
be forthwith inserted newspaper published IN the }
Richmond for months slcccssi.ey aud that another cop!
posted the front door Of the Court house Of tins county
Copy-1este,
Wsi. o. WINSTON, ID. e. II. {.
April 81 llGwe"'
In United States Court for the Eastern District If I
March 81. lsJ3:
N the OF bankruptcy William u. Eamond. OF III
4 county Of Fauqur in the Eastern Virginia District:
The laid William B. EdmGnds, who has been derrre Bank
rIpt by this Court having fled petition, praying o bis a.
charge: II is Ordered, that notice thereof hr published
paper printed in the city Of Richmond, seventy days n: a'' b.
fore the 9Th day Of July when hearing VIII be had oa &
SAID petition the United St.ies Count Room, the cy
Richmond and al creditors who have proved ibr debit al
interest," appear HE said lime and p-r
aud show f any they have, why the Of III" sid ~
litioner should not br granted.
Copy-Teste,
HENRY GIBSON, CLERK
March 81 lio-wilw