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New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

sd HALL TO LET-A commodious Hall suit
IF abs for Temperance Society Lecturs Room,
with seats Nos and 35l Srooms street between
The Bowry aid Cen9 Market TO let Tor 2of ereainSs N
sra persons can comfortably seated and os niaSed
ii Possession be had on the hst of May ne%.
s1rl application We Id BE- desirable order su
cie,t lime 20 alter and repair such things as the applicants
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

GOOD BOARD aud pleasant rooms may be
VI obtained at 26 C-street. mh72 2w-
Fs,O LOCO.FOCO MATCH MAKERS AND
OTaERS-The subscribers having purchased Of Mr.
tielv,y Law his aieHt Machine for Manufacturing f"anI
Steam Power full supply will be kept on hand in lengths 10
each, ready for trausportaton Meschauts viii
the advantage oi shipping this article instead OF the
Matches, thereby the Insurance aud high fTeic;
liability to damage take fire the voyage These spnts
Will prove fully equal that have been manufactured By
hand aud can be furnished at a reduced price.
For sale any quantity the Office of The Manuiacory,
foot OF llth street, North River.
nh2 2w. COL(ER X DUGAED
nURAND'S BANK NOTE PRESS.-For sale
~ cheap one DuIands Patent Railroad Presses-also
number of Tichenors Ieses for copying letters warranted
b- good article and for sale low BIZ
mh7 st. HINTON ss TRAVERS. 81 Maiden Lane.
DIANO LESSONS AND TUNlNG.-W. G.
Rayne No % First Avenue gives lessons the piano
forte Sngng the sdeices OF pupils, moderate
Also, tunes piauoiorteS application above
Pnce for tuGing IS mh6 ws
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

orwhch purpose built By Calvin Crane, dec who
had tlouhiug school there many years; mist
make good srssd for Temperance Tavern, It would
command custom from the rreh travel the fac turnpike
20 Newark and situated III Of where
ance prevails There variety Of fruit The prsmes the
location high and healthy line Of stages runs TO New
which may remain mortgage II @ot sold before The l6h
Of THIRD month iefchj next i'll then be Offered at rub
lots or entire as purchasers be found Title ndsCqae-
For further particulars inquire on NE premises to wilson
York of MAHLON DAY&C co s74 Pear! 81. 9! In.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

ard Saturday at O'Clock! ?. NJ. TIE Cars vii lave Md
d!etown O'clock, p NJ except Saturdays, wi-n they
viii clock end leave Goshen at O'clock, p. NJ.
Freight received III New,YoEk ti!l 9: O'clock. p NJ.
II. &. SEYMOUR Superintendent.
orturttet information apply 70 ALEX. H. SCHULTZ,
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

BOARD WANTED IN BROOKLYN-For u
~ lady and her te girl private family moderate
terms Address Y, box 36j Upper Post Ohce nl5 l"'
GOOD BOARD aud pleasant ROOMS may be
Y rnb-O
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

=, To- Be, LET.-Two handsome three Story
TT: brick Houses No and Is Yarck Place, Sullivan
-E1sa These houses flashed with M hoEany
doors N the principal story and with marble 4nteS through
OUT. The Croton tee buildings was affected By
fTosduns the weather ihs past Possession
May next. apply 10 a. FLEMING No. II Leonard
NH GIn
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

Is Also all the North part of said lot. No 6, which las
the idoI, of j. Spinning for her
luz q front, Main ana extending back al
ethe east end of said lot bang supposed to be 3O feet from
Main stipacou eyed 10 c. :. Bradbury recorded
page 80 subject the condor of eas fouad recorded
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1 >
The terms sale will be cash paid the day Of or
the next day alter sale at 10 o'clock a NJ the place.
the expense of the pathser b. held accountable for
any loss. CRAFTS J. WRIGHT Assignee.
Gazette Binding, Cincinnati. Feb 2s. l8li lnhf w
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

SzFl TO LET-In l0ih 81 between 9TH ana OH
@ avenues 10 small family the uP?sr pr. and rs. nent
the ue;-hbohood Inquire No 10Th ST. from 10
O'Clock. a VI ;Iii 5 O'clock. ?. ~. rnhS 81
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

=, Nj .,,. .3WARD " RI, A. E,ANoERHooF, u5 wa.,,r
msdlsS mad failed: by the SOUTHERN BALM 's'''s' ,.
MI A. <. HATFIELD. 2r1 3istrse,, hsJ a child
violent cough at three mca,hs duauoa. by tbs me-.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09
BETWEEN NEW-YOKK AItD

Niddetown 81 81 Goshen 81 SO
Way Fare IN propOrtou.
Stages for Milford, oneslee, Carbendaie Binghampt0n,
and Owe-o, VIII from = Cars heretofore their
rival st Ai!Cdietown.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

s@"sS STEAMBOAT ROCKLAND has re.
sonrd heT regular trirs between Keyport and
SD F@,ds9s Le4yss keyp2ft Mondays
York TUESDAYS. Thursdays and SATURDAYS at u loci
(noon) until further notice fris
COTTON WAkP>-2O bales Nos. IS to 25, Is
W bier 800 long very superior article, for sale by
Aftf MUM X PETrIBONE, IS Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

~ FOR SAl.E, OR To hET-,lhe Three Sto-
:e ~ and Attic Brick Dwelling House No 50 seconG-
The Lot IS 25 by lilo ist; the oRSa y % %
s.t with i st0ry tea room Attached
4 mir. n ths Howard lEs. Co. s: YAH 81. - = -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-09

3ATANTtp--A complete set Of Horse Equip.
Wv aents (sadde excepted) for Regimenta Staff Off
Of the y. T. S. Infantry Address staff at this Of
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

ruSE--"itp!r, BrGtatTS, ffoF, or Caa7aldH 30
Song"
Sadly we list to our funeral chime,
Horrible ont in our tune and time,
BIZ, when the star OF the WEST grows dim,
Wen sing at the Jug" a parting hymn:
Row, brothers. row; the stream runs deep
Wake up. Webster you're fast asleep!
Steady. our shallop is homeward bound;
uoarScly the ripple is murmuring round
Listen, or iugleman raises the song,
And lis burden is .'Jo>ev, oh Jim along"
Row. brothers, row: the stream runs fast,
Sah river is gained, and our glory'> past
Our money is gone. and our bills are due;
Credit. dear. Credit, dear Where are YOU
Loaiers and piperS, no more we'll dine
On bacon boiled in Falernian wine
Row. brothers. row: the stream runs fast,
The glory of cider and sin is past.
Swiftly we near the arid shore.
Putting and Juggling the heavy oar;
Sadly we sill on our thrcad-bare cloth.
Fishing Tor meat in our coonSkin broth.
Row, brothers. row, the stream runs swift /;
Rouse up, Harry, and give Us lit!
Merry we've been in days gone by,
Pleasure has beamed from our lordiy eye;
But now the Autumn OF JOY is come.
Our sentence is passed, and we Succuma.
Rest. brothers. rest; the distance 5 past
Salt river is gained, and We are fast
Here. where the carrion buzZam flies
Picking out iamine's insatiate eyes
Wen eat our shadows, and blow away,
Like mist from a mountain tall and gray.
Die. brothers, die; our day is past:
Sal river murlnurs our dirge a, last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11
nN0rNG HICk0RHr

Tie National IntelIigencer has been silly
enough to give James X Polk The s0pbriguct of
Young Hickory" "We thank thee Jew, for
teaching MS thai name" We adopt the nick
name at once. II was rc-cchoed nv the Orators
in New York. 1t will pass current through the
Union-and what was intended as coniumely
upon "Ou Hictoyp," the imam of iron nerve and
patriot heart" will become the rallving-wori
to the party around the banners of"Yoang Hick-
orv." twill remind Us otthc man who sirangcd
the monsters Of Bank the Protective Bill Of Abo-
limitations the w!e-sweepinS system of National
Internal lmproycmenis-and the man vino goes
for Texas and his country. Young We.ory" !
Ave IN, il sol
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

RUNAWAY IN JAIL--Was committed TO
X the Jail Of this county on the ODD day OF
March last. a negro man, who calls himself Hen
dcrsnn, ard says he belongs 10 Mr.. Augustus
Hewlett, of the county OF Chesterfield. Hendcr-
son is very likely brown skin boy, about 2, or
- wears OF age, with scar on his right wrist:
and abou; FIVE feet three OF four inches high He
boy Of fine countenance and very Intelligent
The owner or owners OF said slave are required
to prove property, and Fay charges, otherwise he
will be dealt with as the law directs
J. THOMPSON, Jr,
Tailor Of Goochland county Va,
MAY % 6-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

NTEW AND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
STORE, 100 JLtia s.. Richmond, Ea.-Sl-
LAS MERCHANT desires 10 call the attention
Of tho,., in want 10 his Stock OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING, now offered Tor cash (and for cash
onv) vcry cheap. He has
Fine and Superflnc Black Cloth Dress and
Fsocii Goats.
Fine ard Superfne Invisible Green Dress and
Frocl, Goats.
Drap dE;e Dress and Frcca Coats. very
nleasart and beautiful article for Summer wear
Alsc. Paltaloons and Vests of almo.t ever
conceivable pattern and q,ialy-as we'll as fall
assortment OF Cra"als, Scaris, SuspeEders, Gloves,
Stocks, Collars Shirts, etc, &c.
Those in want are most respectfully requested
to call and examine.
MAY 81 4-w3m
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

d +. BROADUS is now on trip through
II. the counties Of Orange, Green, Madison
and the counties North OF these, and through the
Northern Neck. with the bills due 10 the Rich
mond ENQUIRER. Richmond Wing Southern Lite
rary Messenger. &c Don't forget 10 look for
him and pay HIM WM. GOULDlN.
Collector for Enquirer, Wing, &c
P S.-John S. Gouldn is in the counties round
abcu, Mccklenbmg, for the same purpose IS
above. W. G.
Mav 81 5-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WINDOW

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WINDOW
/ GLASS, OF SINGLE, EXTRA AND
DOUBLE THlCKNESS.-We have just re-
ceivcd large additions to our stock of Window
Glass. and will hereafter keep on hand an assert
ment of sizes This glass is of very superior
quality and is recommended 10 builders GLACIERS,
picture dealers, and others wanting an article OF
extra quality The single M'ckacss is branded
MuII.Ic, ASH, is well known in this city, and has
been highly approved.
The Gt.ra AMI doaLh. Hie!nt& are branded rrRE
ALKALINE. and are designed TO take The place of
the more expensive foreign and Crown Window
Glass in the better class Of hoase> and for coach
cs, pictures, show cases &c. This article is war
ranicd not 10 fade, rust ordccompose on ssurtace.
The glass manufactured at This factory has heen
lon. approved for its ilamcss, strength. uniform
thickness and fine polish and is uniformly in bel
ter order than other cylinder glass made in this
country. ALLEN. DuFAL q CO.
Nav % G-wit HI, Main street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11
CIDDALL,s INDIAN VERMIFUGE.-This

CIDDALL'S INDIAN VERMIFUGE-T
- valuable Medicine is Offered 10 the public
with the confident assurance OF lis superior eff
cacy as a remedy for worms. Itnot only cxpels
the worms but prevents the return Of them, by
removing The weak state OF the digestive organs
Oh which their production mainly depends 1t
also rcmovc> the >;i@rabuncant mucus OF slime
existing in thc stomach OF children in bad heah
and which forms the bed or nest in which the
worms prcluce their Young. In doubtful cases
where there is general arrangement of system
from want OF due action in the liver, ana debil-
tated or torpid condition Of stomach and bowels,
the INDIAN VERMIFUCiE gives speedy relief
b. cleansing the stomach and bowels and s;imu-
lating the liver TO healthy action-the appetite is
speedily restored, and the pale and sunken conn
lenance gives place 10 the pumpncSs Of face, and
The ruddy hue Of health.
IF The following general agencies are eeta-
blished in Philadelphia, where the medicine may
BE- had Wholesale ard Retail:
Dyoit's Fountain Head, Second above Face !;
Vaughan, Third and Race street. Price, % cts.
For sale b. JOHN II. EUSTACE Main ST. !;
GAYNOR, WOOD d Co, near Bell Tavern ;
and s NJ. ZACHRISSON, Ii street Shocloe
Hill, Richmond, Virginia.
June Of
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!" Mvcn YET REMAINS rSsrSc."
pOETR Y,

THE hearty, ccniial, harmonious and una
nimous nomination of JAMES X. Polk OF Ten
nessee for the Presidency and GEORGE NJ. DALLAS
Of Pennsylvania for the Vice Presidency, be-
speaks the total annihila,ion and overthrow OF
F,lrralism and the following requiem is sug-
,e,trd as a substitution for their no longer appTo-
G.s clcgics particularly the Dogs Elegy.
" IH,r,,nio l).nn,II;roy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

CHAKSPFARF. SATISFIED, &c-J W
y RANDOLPH & co. have received
S Nos Shakespeare illustrated, at Il cents.
Nos Seatsfel1s Sketches IL cents.
LaAy's Companion for June, D cts.
Vol Macauay's Miscellanies, % cents.
Maj Jones's Courtship, II illustrations, % cts.
Lord Of the Manor, BY w. H. Herbert l2cts.
Hiram Elwood, the Banker, p cents
Adventures OF Capt. Pamphin, u cls.
No. u Gibbons Rome. 25 cents.
The Comforter, by Miss Bremen, II cr.
June SIX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

Tn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Rules nt'
i in the Clerks Office OF tn Clicnh stiy!V;;
Court Of Law and CHANGER. Tor Cunloei To-,
County, on Monday, the 9Th DAY oil AiaH, -
John w Nash, fia'''""'
against -. ,oo
fiezckiah Ford administrator dc Ions . a.,.
with the will annexed, Of George Carson -.
ed, Elizabeth Marlborough, TheophI!n' : c a..
deceased. Augustus Carson, Aionzo = "a
and James lsbe Sheriff Of Culntcilai.,,
as such. Administrator Of E4fe.; \" ~ .l
William VI. Thornton, la:e sheriff OF S, w..
lard, and. az such. administrator q Militia -
son. deceased. - Lovel and Emiy ~ a..
- Yandall ami Malgina his vile ,,.,-
The defendants Elizabeth McMoffous"
phiius r. Carson, Augustus Carson, ~ -
| Carson = Lowell and Emily bis VIE .-,...
Yandall and Niaiyina his wife, mol iaFa'5 'r",,
cd their appearance, and given ,ecu!i ,. ., .l,
ing 10 the act OF Assembly and the !u's .riisr5,
Court, and it appearing by satisfactory co,nI,5l.
that they are not inhabitanls OF ms nG' d,
wealth: it is ordered, that The sid Geis'.A ssa,
appear here on the first day Of inc htA =. rl-ir.
term and answer The amcnde,! bill Gf .,s st.b h..
tilf and that copy OF this order be io' ts r..
serted in some newspaper Pub!slied ~ u. md ~.
Richmond for two months succesSi'Er Il H.,
ri at the front door of the Count f.o"'e
county. A Copy--Teste, ,.oz- n {.
u D. 3-%!@
May2l
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TN CHANCERY-YiRdIxrA, 10 wl:-Ata Ci,-
4 cult Superior Court of Law and ChanceiN
held for the County OF IIalit;y. the 6'h d;,S 81
April, 1914:
Nancy Sullvant and others, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Benjamin r. Mitchell, ard others Dui>
Nancy Suilvant J;.iiih sullivan. l., "a
SuIlyani William Ricnlnan, ami ChaIlolc H
wife, and Mary Mitchell having filed then ! s.,
III This Court alIcdgin. that Ralph Sullivan Ls
o. the county Of Halifax. Va had departed 'a>
life inle>tatc seized OF tract oi land IN TIE So.
county ui about six or seven hundred acres or'
possessed also Of a considerable personal c>,ai'
which came 10 the hands OF Benjamin II. Mr. r.
ell. his administrator; that the said dcccC.n l''
no children or descendants. and the complainahi
Marcy his widow, AMI the compartments JUN
Suilivan'. lydia Suivant and Charlotte RI
mar are his sisters of the whole blood AM hs
complainant NIary Mitchell, and the Gci'niaAi
Benjamin II. Mitchell are the chiilcn Of REFS 2
ca Mitchell, deceased who was also sister oi ''s
whole hlooi OF the said Raj IA Suliy. nj, Gecease
that the sail Ralph Suivani dccecsld. al" h.'
brother OF tie hall blood on the pali oi Ibe i
tlcr who removed from tiiS State many tt.
AGO. and j. n0w believed 10 he dead. leaya@ c.+'
dtcn, but their names az nanher age uIAA'''
10 the compiainans: and after Gllseih e'HL"'
they have not been able 10 obtain any lhfoiu"'
ton OF the places OF their residence and piaNH-
assignment Of the widows dover ana Iar-i'.v'
to bc made OF the aforesaid lands among he trl
of the said decedent. and division also a nv
slaves OF his estate in The hanls Of the acmin.~
traitor; upon the motion Of the plaintiffs, br ihe'
counsel, il is ordered hy the collrt, that al iH.'
sons Interested in the subject of this suit, a!-d
here on the first day Of the next Scptcmter tern
Of this court, and make themselves pariie, dcic..
dahts in this suit; file their answers 10 tie c'-
lldinants' bill, and assert their claims TO The aa'
in the proceedings mentioned; and that copy 81
this order BE- published for six weeks >ucct,'''''
" in the Richmond Enquirer.
A Copy-Tcsle VIM. HOLT, Ce;A'
May7 1.-Two"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

C CHARLES LUMSDEN, Uatrh .N'ksr
N1.E aad .hir,ii@s, Petersburg, ld.-Continucs 10
repair Watches. Clocks ana .Jcwc!fy, al Short
notice. and in such 4 manner Is 10 gi"c satslaC
ton. lie keeps constantly on hand well select
ci stock of Watches Jewcirv, Silver Spoons and
Fancy Goods embracing allncs, every article
usually kept in lcwclry Store
In addition. viii Le found az excellent ;lssort-
menl ofsoid silver aud steel mounlrd SPECTA-
Giles. as well as Spectacle Glasses, OF every
description, 10 lit i'll frames. He bestows great
pains in the selection Of his Spectacle Glasses
and he assures his friends that his Glasses are Of
the very best quality we'll ground and perfectly
poIishcd-and, from his knowledge o! the Science
Of Optics and the structure oi the eye, he is pre-
pared To give the most proper advice TO persons
choosing spcclacles OF Glasses. All oil which
will ha disposed OF IN reasonable terms
s~rOld Gold and Silver taken in exchange.
p,;,rShurp June !; 1914 l3-wtf
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-
Thomas Stanley plaintiff.
Abraham Stanley Fanny Stanley Jonathan
Stanley, Hulda Grew, who was lIulda Sanley,
Frederick Stanley Elwood Stanley, Maria stan
ley and Matilda Stanley which said Frcdelick
Elwood, Maria and Matilda, are heirs OF Joshua
Stanley, Henry Mellon and Mary Ann his WIFE
Garland Callahan and Fleming Callahan which
said Mary Ann, Garland and Fleming, are the
heils uf Nancy Callahan deceased, who was
Nancy Stanley. John Stanley, ard Joshua Crew.
and Milly h> wife. who was AIiv Stanley. ana
which said John and Mi!ly are the heirs of E.il
Stanley deceased Defendant
The plaintiff this day filed his bill ind the lc.
PENDANTS, Abraham Stanley and Fanny S'au!,y
filed i!.cir answer, 10 which the plaintiff rcl.tt
generally; and il appearing 10 Ike satisfaction u
the couri that the defendants jonathan Staricy
lillda Crew. Frederick Stanley. Elwooi STANLEY,
Maria Stanley, Matilda Stanley, Henry Mellon
| ard Mary Ann his wi;t, Garland Callahan
Flemin. Callahan Joshua Grew, and AIiy his
wife, and John STANLEY, are mol inhabitants Il
this Commonwealth. and thcy failing to enter
their appearance and give security. according IL
the act Of Assembly in such eases made and pro.
vticd, the Court doth order that unless lie salt
defendants shall enter their appearance, and nIr
their answcrS and eve security 2s Aforesaid. Oh
III before the inst DAY of this Com; 10 he held M
the month Of June next. The Count VIII. = -
them. take the plaintiff bill for confessed and
decree the matter thereof a copy OF this "r.cy
having been for eight weeks previously po>''i II
the front door of The Court House OF ilis COUNTY
and inserted in some one or more Of the ne"sia.
pcrs published iii the city of Richmond til W.
same time. A Copy-Tcsr
WIN. o. WINSTON, d. C. II. {.
April ~ Ill-wsw
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NTOTICE-The Annual Meeting Of N ce, v.
Y holders of the Louisa Railroad c ,tos;.
will be held at Louisa Court House, Oh :"
The 9Th day of june. rv c,crc,ars
a. W. lAL WV
Nav 81
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NEW CASH CLOTHING STORE.
r A. MARTIN, Ne. So MINI Stns'. @cH
j doo- Gc!or Loasioa, HW,ngi@m 6 DrcwgS
Dry Goods Store respectfully invites the attention
Of tn" citizens of Richmond, and the public gene
rally To an entire mex stock al Ready Made
Clolilina. MANUFACTURED very recently by him. in
a fashionable style and substantial! manner from
well-selcccd socs. OF Goods of the latest imror-
tation,
In addition 10 Ready Ai@dc Clothing. he intends
keeping constantly on hand a >uperiora>>oriment
of Clal!S. Ca>simeres and Ve>ting>; White.
Brown and Figured Linens, 10: Goats and Pants
and great variety Of Worsted and Cotton Goods.
all of which will hc made up 10 order. in the
nca,c>t manner, at the shortest notice.
A!>o. fnll supply OF scntlemcn> Shirts, Bo-
SONS Collars, Stocks, Sears. Tics Handker-
chiefs. Gloves, SuSpcnGcr>, together with every
other article appeilaiiiing In gcnllemcn'S wear,
all OF which will he sold al New York prices.
Goods made AT this establishment fare war
raAed. both as regards durability and pelccl IL.
J. A. NJ hopes, b. strict attention AMI close
application 10 business, 10 merit and receive Il
share of the public patronage.
May I'D l-5aWly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-11

HARPERS' BIBLE. 10. Al. w Randolph
Il & Co. No l2l, Main Street, Richmond
have received for sale al = Cts no Harper's
SPLENDID Pictorial Billie.
june 8-wif
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CtTRAW GOODS-E. & Il. r. CARPEN-
- TER, Manufacturers and Wholesale Dc;:l-
crs in Foreign and Domestic STRAW GOODS,
LEGHORN AND PALM LEAF HATS, for
cash No. /, Exchange Block, Richmond, Va,
having made extensive arrangements for their
Spring Trade. they are prepared 10 exhibit large
and fashionable Stock of Bonnet>, of every de-
scription. OF their own manufacture together with
a heavy and well selected Stock Of LeghoGn and
Palm Leaf Hats. Artificial Flowers, &c, com
prising in all the largest and most desirable Stock
Of STRAW GOODS ever introduced into TIE
Virginia Market
They pledge themselves 10 offer their Goods AT
prices that will bear comparison with any other
establishment in the United States. Confident
that their Stock will ct all times be worthy OF the
attention OF Dealers they respectfully solicit a
call March 2)-l03-
HtLEANLINESS, COMFORT, AND ECO
" Monty OF FUEL-Thc subscriber is au-
thorizej, b. Mr.. VIM. A. Jackson, oi Fre.ic-
rcksblg To contract with the citizens of Rich
mond and its vicinity, for the erection OF his Het
Air Furnaces ard Flue~ which, with the mos,
astonishing economy Of fuel scryeto warm dwell
ling houses, churches, ami other public buildings,
IN n much more perfect manner than can 5e effect
ed h.. any other mode. This being the most con-
vcnient season for erecting the apparatus. M.
Jackson proposes to to The work at once, and wei,
for his bill urii! the ii.>t of October.
Estimates Of cost, VARYING from $50 10 $50
according 10 the pan and >ize Of the Eoise, vi ]
be furnished on application tot, sub>crib2r.
The public are respectfully invited TO call anu
examine the certificates Of the value CT this aP-
paraln<. furnished b. some Of the most respect
able gentlemen in Virginia
-''> c. T. Bolts
Navy Il-w.i
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NIORI, BARGAINS.

BOOTS. SHOES AND TRUNKS.
T EoNARD & CO, one door below r. X.
~ jenkins Corner, are constantly receiving. by
Packet ard Steamboat every Variety Of
Ladies gcnllenen's End cli!dren's Boots, Cal
ters, &c,
BOYS, youths and servants SHOES,
Northern Brogans and City BroSues,
We also make 10 order and Keep az assortment
on hand. OF gentlcmens Dress Boots Calf and
Morocco, and Dress Shoes and Caters, Richmond
make
Gentlemen and ladies in want will please give
us 4 call LEONARD co.
90 Main street, next door 10 R. II. jenkins.
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