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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

CHURCH SrRucK.-Tho Sullivan Wing states
tina, in severe thunder storm on Sunday !sst,
during the afternoon service. the Presbyterian
Church near the village OF Liberty, in that coun.
ty, was struck by lightning, which knocked
down sIme ten Or twelve of The coDg7eg CATION
None were killed on the spot, bot Mr.. Henry
Burr was SO badly hurt tina, his lie IS desp4ired
oil, and Mr.. Young was SO seriously burned thai
he is in great danger. Mos; of the others wer.
also seriously burned and otherwise seriously in
juSed, but it was believed not fatally. The int
r!or OF the church was much shattered
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nn.snn-n-s Sailed.

IN he slap erdrsh Hudson for LoHdOn-Rey DE- Thomp
son, Mexico: pecs. bIi.to. IL.
In tic shp .Ne,apsis for Lirerpoo,Rey !o1-c. of
BROOKLYN Rev Mills. Mrs fitzgerald, MeSsLS fizeerad.
Ransom. MFBrlarc, Warner, WEIGH Kennedy, Nh!tioy.
Reynolds. and Master Reynolds.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

u We have before us Belgian paper In.
depedanco Beige Of the 9th uitimo, In which
the resignation and Intended departure Of Mr..
HlLLlARD, Charge d. Aifaires OF the United
States to Belgium. is noticed III u manner highly
complimentary 10 him. He will, i, is SAID, leave
very lively regrets Tor his departure in Belgium,
where he has succeeded in conclliating The re-
spect ofhis colleagues and the esteem OF The Gov.
ernment. and is believed 10 have constantly en-.
desvored 10 render more intimate and friendly
the commercial and political relations bet ween
his own country and that to which he was &C
credited. Nat. Intel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

Novel ARRESr-It,s said tina, the Commander
OF the Mexican steamer Guadsloufe has bee,
arrested ard held 10 BAH In The sum OF SlGG0.
upon the complaint OF one CT The seamsn On bcare
aud in the Mexican service. The arrest was ioi
Ease imprisonment, The compldi:.t OF the seaman
being that he was detained against his will. /
is further said ,hat;h complainant was Texan.
found bearing arms against Mexico, and that he
was permitted TO go UNPUBLISHED upon condition
that he would enlist in the Mexican Navy. The
seaman now claims the protection Of our Courts
IN order that he may escape the service OF Mexico
Brooklyn Advertiser.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

o S.,4v u ,ba ,--tne- is fine the Cars will every
nom r"g its fia! to Harlem, Williams Bridge and luck
aho . &, .;t, , ,,.,, ,r,,.p ~, n
u,es through The l.y. iiom 20 \ ". 3 81 r ~,
% -, V-n: in. will leave 'Ity aii. tot 9Th stree; az
a . 20 To- 10 81 10 80. H. II r. II So u lenve IN
sir-- i Hal =: ~ 60, 10. ~ ~ " H. ~ -
10 - II 10. II 80.
~. ~ 0''s'' tic WI. : CARMAN. seo'Y.
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Passengers Arrived.

In the bark Rouuus from LieerD9Oi-J Slater lady md
chdren-iSl ,trefnse.
In he Jrir Eii:a5tth q, Saic1a from freq-Cnpt Collins
Ingalls, and Sir Wan r.t gicef late 81 bn- Lem
der. condemned Ut Ganbia and VI! Gamaiel S&cHo'e Eng
md
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

TIE Mormon TEMPLE One of the Editors
Of the St. LOUIS Revcllle, having lately visited
Nauvoo thus speaks Of the new Mormon Temple :
The system upon which this temple has been
building is the cxaction of labor every tenth day
from every man who cannot purchase ms exemption
from the task with money. 1t will be, it eysr finish
ed, very Imposing looking ediiice. 1t stands in
high aud commanding position. a prominent object
riyeng the strangers eye at once, aud, upon near
inspection, the sly of architecture il found TO be
more than commonly attractive. from It's sing ulary
1t is like nothing else; and unless we may be al
lowed TO designate i, The Aormontc order, IL GER
taDly has no name at all. The stone is OF excelient
quality. quared in the neiehborhood, and yer: good
mechanics have been al work upon it. The mas
sive caps of the columns are already carved from
huge blocks, showing gigantic round human face
like the broad fall moon. The columns are made
10 rest upon crescent nosns, scu pured the face
OF The stone, resting with the horns down, and with
n profile Of ewes, nose, and mouth upon the inner
curve. What idea this is meant to convey we could
not learn. though the impression is Irresistible that
the church is built up upon m0onshiae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

The FsicArs CoNsrlrUrloN.-By the brig
Lycoming, Capt Copeland, iruu, Palermo, which
arrived at this port last night, VIC have letter
from B. F. Stevens, Capt. Petcival's Clerk, dated
DIST June, then day ont from Fayal, (haying
arrived at Fsysl in Is days from New,Yo
which states that the ship is in fine conditions
and does not leak, and that all were well on
board the Constitution, including Hon. HENRY A
WISE and family The Lycoming spoke the Con
s,,uiion in lat. 36o 81 North, long. 26o 81 West,
bound 70. Madeira, and thence 10 Rio.
Boston TRANSCRIPT. Goth.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

:. &c oRsHEEWSG! .gY. LONG nR u &
'' II i:oCEAN HOUSE. PORT NN'liNG-
$500 - 10Y. ERoNN'S DOCK, Mobile
lTt M RED k.-Lantlnr nj SendE i;' Ven
Irser Il leave Kew. York from Fulton Market SIP every
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

| mice. and are generally inferior in quality; and
rhile the luxurious and the ail1ent demand
vastiv greater indusences, the rest OF the people
nave learned to be happy with ve,y diminished
accommodations.
felt, on repeated examination OF these vast
products, prouder Of my native Sta'e-pFoud OF
It's institutions and its character, and abundantiy
satisfied that the skill, enterprise and energy o.
Ier people were, to all useful purposes, On an
equality al least, with this ancient and powerful
kingdom. And assure Won, nv dear SIR, that
F., was with infni;e satisfaction | compared the
-esu,s produced by the voluntary and unafsisied
forts of our Society with this grand exhibition,
70 which the eyes, not Of France only, but OF eli
Europe are attracted, brought Oh, as It II, ny
sount;cs in money and medals OF gold, and " non.
,rab!e mention" by the KlDg Of the French, and
the whole royal family, and supported by The re-
venues OF the royal treasury and al the energies
Of the Government.
This exhibition satisfies me more than ever OF
the policy and the necessity Of reasonable pro-
lection to our national Industry, and would con-
vince any man on the spot that the doctrine OF
free trade, however plausible IN appearance,
means nothing here, but the best means oil sup
porting the industry Of this country, IN comPeti-
ton with the rest Of the world.
! have mentioned to you Inc surprising nch-
ness of many Of the fabrics. and ought to add
the vast amount Of their production. Silks at
ten and twenty dollars the yard; lace at one hun
dred collars; veils scars and shawls, of the
same material, costing thousand and twelve
hundred; carpets that have been years in the
loom, and pieces Of furniture, OF which dare
not name the price, are to be obtained IN any
quantity tina, may be demanded by the wealth OF
the world but 1t surprised me to be told that
these extremely rct materials receive their last
finish from very rough hands, and often in sirua-
tons where families occupy but one o! two rooras
The exhibition, | am given to understand, Is
mos, highly satisfactory TO the national PRIDE OF
the country. 1t is considered to be the evidence
Of great advance in the ar's and an indication
Of superior enterprise and industry. am told
too that the condition Of the people has proper
,lonaIly improved. But an American OF any OBJ
servatiun cannot doubt that, whatever may be
their progress in manufac urea, they are yet very
far behind tina, social condition which is enjoyed
in the United States, and 10 which all the EN-.
pioymcnts ofife may truly be deemed subsidiary.
am my dear sir. very ,Iuy yonrs. .,..-,,,>.
n. IN m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

Table exhibiting tie gross amount OF Revenue
which accrued rnr Duties imports. Tonnage. e ever
ten year. ifoE l90 1919 comps red WITH The peGa'.
uoder each cee,s from til of l 20 l<O anG estunated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

go ISIS U...NER .4RR.9h.G E-HE-E'T-FOR
~ q MipDLETONN GOSHEN AND ISTgRMKpI-
49, .Tv rLAcrs-NEF-YORk AND ERIE RAIL
rROAD.--1he new and splendid steamboa,
IT hEkI Capt. Alexander H. Shut. leaves the foot OF
i;nane street daily Sundays excepted az o'clock a. W.
and p T. passing the beautiful scenery al the uisO,
r,er ernun passengers take the cnmmodous
tie through the picturesque valley Of The Rarrpo. 10
Goshen, Nid,ile,Owu &C.
Returning en- We hjiddie,oyn nj A. 81. and P VI.
Passengers the Morning Line remain from three to
f, nours and Mddeuwn and return to the nj
9 o'clock the evening.
CT Families and Pleasure Parties will find hlsthe most de-
ghtiul Excursion from the city The unusually
moou, and have apartment, appropriated expressly 10 ladies'
For further particulars inquire OF the Captain on board,
OF J, VAN RENSSELAER,, agent. corner of Duane and
West streets. H. c. SLY MbJE. superintendent.
Passengers toy Owego Bnghlmptcn. and NIL the principal
places the Southern Counties OF the Sne OF York and
Gohen Counties OF Pennsylvania. will find first stages
and careful drivers 10 take them from MdtetOwn cheaper and
more erpe,licinus than nny other route. ms
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Sailed,
1ieu,oranis.

Packe, ship Ho',nsue: for Liverpool bark Anahuac. vern
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

FATAL AcclDENr.-During the visit OF the .. S.
Sloop-of.war Saratoga to the island of ST. Tho
mas, off the coast of Africa, May 24th, the
coxswain in charge of the captains gig, strain!ne
too hard upon the uler broke il ind fell over.
board. While in the act OF swimming towards
the ship he WAS seen suddenly TO disappear, and
thcreupon the fms and tail of a huge shark cmer.
ged from the water, and splashng for few mo.
mcnts, sunk beneath The surface. | saw, says
Spectator, nothing but a crimson stain of blood,
and hat floating at u short distance, Not
cry was uttered, It was SO sudden. Again the
sp!ashing of the shark occurred, another was
seen to seize the hat-two boats reached the spot
but too late-scores of fish were lcaping about
for the torn pieces of the poor sailor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

IT LOOK PHYSfCiANS!-Fnr sne. Farm OF 60
{E acres, f ME order, situated on Long lsiani Atpfe.
- sent occupied by Physician. who wishing 10 retire from
Practice would sell said farm and introduced purchaser IN
~ good practice. For particulars inquire OF .
iee In. Cfi iRI.t.S lkEk X MINT sonerv ~. y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

~ ONE OF THE MOST vAiLIAHIE FARMS ~
5Ha5 THE STATE OF CONNIE; TIClFr. Is nov offered
- for sale on re-v os7 tens 1t contain, 10 qcres OF
M Il cultivated land and the premises large dwelling
kU in excellent repair together with all Uter out
buildings II being situated within miles OF New Haven and
20 New York location will be found to De exceedingly
desirable For further information apply 10
RUSSELL SMITH, Attorney and Counseler,
i.lO If 81 I.berty-si y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

as FOR SAlE--A Farm OF l2j acres. pleasantly ,trne-
Est IN healthy location IN South i'rug>wek ~ j., near
NewYo About 20 high state Of cultivation
good fence, apple and peach orchards TIMBER lnnd &c
nen, with good wa;erpump rear tie door Also. the stock
croD tools, farming utensils. Anon: the stock Durham
and ,crsshes oi the first pedgIe,, The farming utensils
GOOD and sufficient improved system OF agriculture
Inquire of VI. PALMER. Il Mott street,
is:,s I'M A. z. SMITH. So Liberty street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

syl FOR ShIE-A Farm of - good House 81 ieet
10y square, good Barn and other cut buildings situated IN
- HUNTINGTON township. Long Island. near the Railroad
and four miles from No hpod Steamboat and Sioop Land
M Prce $500 100 doars cash. balance ontond mud mort
gage required. Mt cent interes sad Farm well
Stocked and under good cultivation The sock and farming
u;cns. will be sold very cheap Tor cash FoI further Tar'cu-
lars apply to W: 4 J. T. IArSGoil
Io South street. Maiden Inlc
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of the country. -. r a.,
All persons are tu'Ou trusting 6ay one Oh ao''Tu y"
above loat owners. uh au1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

Y37ATER row ER-For ale or 10 e IN afS e.; or S 's
nrrss suit. be ;,r any nd ,s Manufacturing >tao
Ii,hneut AZ Sone:vilie. Nes-lsrcy "nly ih,e n9e'S
'N-u 80, = ~ - .'s 80 " '' M. - " I'll stairs
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. --a- u NETWORK. ALBANY AND TROY
s--.fS1E AMBQAT LINE-fQR albany

II. Hs'iEAMjo{T LlNE-F{pR ALBAN ny
',ot 1 3arcla? street, aiding II intermediate places,
Tie '-esmef EMPIRE. Cant = r Roe. Monday. Wednes
day nnd iridly Morning. n ! O'Clock.
fra ssrsu1sf TROY. Cant 4 German. Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday Morning. =: o'clccS
ErsnHS Lie from he f0ot Of CourtGndt a. direct
The steamer SWALLOW. teDt. 4. ilcl.ean. Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Evening, a. !o'clock.
The stealn-f ALBANY. Capt. r. h. Macy. Tuesday
ThurstaJ ana Saturday. evening az O'Clock.
" The Ho1ls Line OWlns 10 theif !sht cTsuGht OF
aie cbe n: all times pes me bars and reach .ny
and Troy ample tase the Morning Iraias OF Gan
iOr the taS. OF West.
NJ for Passage OF feiga; apply bos'd or c,the odss'
on The IYharvc. )yl5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

THE VOICE OF TIE DEPARTING "A friend has
Just shown us letter from the Honorable and
venerable MARX RICHARDS, formerly Lieutenant
Governor of Vermont, and member Of Congress
from that State He is a most worthy man
and the last part of his letter indicates the strongest
worldly desire he now cnlertains, and breathcs a
pure patriotic spirit. The good old man says: =
II am now confined TO my room-and have
been, 10 my bcd-and am bot able 10 direct any
business. l may get out again; but as the 18th
was my birthday 81 years ago, my years must
be nearly numbered. l have great desire 10
live to the time my friend HENRY CLAY may be
seated in the White House, by The voice Of the
American People, Boston Atlas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

TIE FIRST CoTroN Factory WEST OF TIE
MlssIsslPPl-The St. Louis New Era OF the II tn
inst. has the following
The machinery for the Cotton Factory of
Mcssrs Adolphus Meier &, Co. was brought up
Yesterday By the Maria. Ii is to be put m opc
ration on Cbcsnut, near Main. This will be the
first Cotton Mill in this State, and when in ope-
ration it will drive the first cotton spindle by
steam that ever whrled West Of the Mississippi.
The enterprise, we doubt not will prove profitable
to its underlakcrs. In the article Of cotton yarn
alone there is said TO be at least half million Of
dollars worth annually imported into the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate
Of the County Of New York notice is hereby given 10 all
persons hay"s claims against NATHANIEL LENT. late
OF the city OF New York gentleman deceased 10 present the
with the vouchers thereof the subscriber al his sore
No 1875 Front Stfre IL. city Of New YORK, bsore
the "ntyseyenh day OF August next. Dated New York.
he went fourth day OF FrsIulrY. 1914.
2oi Il.w6in George W. LENT, Executor.
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Agents in I.iverpool:
WILLIAM TApSCOTT or IL Goree Piazzas and
GEORGE RiPPAEO 4 SONS 80 Waterloo Road
Agents in I.lverpGo!:
Wil. IA PSCOTT, or rs (;orea Pgzzns Or
GEO. klPPAnN 4 SON ~ WnierlLn Enal

- WANTED To CfiARTfR-l vessel q 10 toes
upwards, with reict ilv!e Dc nj lcS.
- ApDlyto MURDOCH. LEAy.1T .; ca.
t.lJ u NLr-t .trf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

IN PIRSt ANCE Of mn order of the Surrogate OF the toun
~ Of New York Notice hereby given all persons having
claims against JOSEPH BAILEY late ofthe CITY OF New
York Teacher dcce,e presenie with the vouchers
the subscriber her residence No 50 Carroll Place
New York before the tenth day Oi October
next. Dated New York. the sixth day Of April, lSdi
arc lnwtins MARY JANE BAILEY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

DURSUAETT TO AN ORDER or ALEXAN.
L DER Il. WELLS. Surrogate of me County of West.
chester Is hereby given l on5 having claims
agains; the estate OF liam llsywad late of The village of
sin. S- sud Couuiy. deceased, present. the
wih u vaucrs thereof to tn unGersigg d tn AdmInis
traitor m th- s7Id Jecea- ~ place f-ncr the
said village bsr the fourth as OF Sci ;rn.tet nXt-
Dated tso.uaf 2j.!., itii. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-07-23

IN PRSUAN Of order ofthe Surrogate of the toun
of NewYok. notice !, hereby given To al persons ha.
ing claims against Caroline H. Knapp, nte OF the Cy" New
York deceased pre.et the same with the vouchers thereof
To- the subc5b. his residence No "a Boome street IN the
lty OF New. York before ee twentieth day 81 Decem
Der next. Dated New York, the 18th day OF June lSii
el7 lawtmt JAMES II. KNAPP, Adm.
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!NOCK PROPERTY FOR SALE OR LEASt;;1N,u DC
sold or leased the most reasonable terms ~ -
- -rcmoj si.ti,s on to East River with new l"cs and
D lei OF y.ef ri low tide TINS property sverl e>rane oI
manufacture. p4rpn-e shn.rri ding ot io c"a We. mn
ulu- dealers tlnu INST VI TIE purchase money "' 'e
maui a b nj and unr' sHyS -, 81, a., .,,, 80,
I-''u-'e'' - 49, y;i w.
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EXTENSION OF THE NEly;YoRK AID
"a 90 u,Hir N K ;Il.RtJaU COMPANl-iO
E4ks-5 IUCKAIiO.-,i1 md after July ST!. !si4 the
n VII! run tU.DFrs'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

HOOKER IL OSBORN,

HAVING associated in the Coach Business Mr.
"A George w Cox would respectfully inform their friends
the friends of Mr. Cox and the public generally thai they intend
Keeping constantly hand Of Northern and Rich
ond made Carriages all OF their manufacture. Our Car
will made the and Of good
and warranted to stand equal wnrk the Mr.
Hooker VIII uperiuend the business Of Hooker x Osborn, N
New Haven, Connecticut and furnish with such articles
have orcasiGu a. order
We Halter ourselves from advantages possess that
shall be able offer good, If The best
offered in this market which viii sell At prces 10 SAT- the
times, for approved paper We shall always keep
hand Carya Wagons, together with Coach Ma
eralS and Harness Mounting, consisting i'll part Il Axe
Springs, Steps Bands Lamps, Leather Iaccs. 0Ilcd Carpet
Fnges, TasSa aud Turf. ameS, Hooks, Terrels Buekies
&c, &c, which VIII sell iow.
~ Repairing done the sores: with ncaness, and
the favorable eis Of Eighth and Main STR, els
Richmond, Virginia HENRY HOOKER,
JOHN j. OSBORN,
Ian wtr W.
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CHERRY VALE NURSERY,

One mite from Richmond, on the UfsMGm H0aa.
EliE Proprietor thus establishment returns his snct tGass
To ihera! public patronage lie has received ~ r
hands r the last mciy years aud earnestly s"cs conH'
al heir gvu'S.
" TIN establishment is cultivated the most popular varieties {"
all the different Fun Trees la tins chm c, VIZ
Apples Pears Peaches Cherries Aprico Plans NecI1rGcs
ana Almonds Also, lie Inst choice varieties OF Roses
and Ornamental Trees Linden and English Mapes.
,Guu Grape VINES approved varieties, native
aud the former The celebrated NortonS Vr
una Seeding famous for table and wiGe. He also keeps
constantly ppIy Of Domestic Wine Tie pure juice Of
grape Raspberry Vines GOoseberry Bushes and Asparagus
Roots gccl supply always and-a of which he DESTROYS
to sci at ,culcci pr.ceS. Address JOHN CARTER,
Nurscryman, Richmond.
E.ha
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
By tie GocernOr Of tirsiR'a.



WHEREAS vacancy hath occurred the House Of Repre-
~ the United States, by the resignation of the
Honorable Thomas w Glmer late Representative for the fifth
District composed of the counties of Albemare,
on ed,ord Greene Orange, Amherst and Madison: The
se of the said counties therefore, hereby reqnred in
HE of The Commonwealth hold elections in their
e countless the fourth Thursday in April next for Repre-
sentative Cor the said District ill the vacancy aforesaid.
n under hand Governor and under the lesser seal OF
i,v, the Commonwealth, Richmond, this nineteenth day
- III February, in the year 1874.
JA MCDOWELL
Feb,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27
BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.

One HAndftd P0cHagcS Of FTcSh G00ds
p H. JENKINS would invite the attention Of merchants
Az families and others, examine the largest and hest
sortment Of Dry Goods IN the city, many o which pr
chased before the advance and will he sold cheap
Brown and beacled Sbitings5 cents, cents and finer.
Ecacitd and unbeached Sheenas from Ia yards wide
100 pieces Irish Linen imported Tor spring saesa prices
iram Is 6i -. 3D., 81. and finer.
yellow Sankeens blue and cold Dfiilngs.
NeStings plaid, domestic aud Apron thecRs.
pieces Furniture and Dress Cacoeall rriccs from G,
10 and II! cents
1000 lbs. Seine Thread at IS. 3D., Gs and finer.
White and black cod Spool Cuiton-cheap.
Black and white Cotton ilosiery-very cheap.
Linen Cauc lidks-l., % cents H. Cd 10 the finest.
Red and white Fannes-ls 90 cents Is. Cd. 2s 81, The
finest.
Cloths Cassimeres and Vcstngs-bargans,
Silks and other goods for ladies' evening dresses.
1000 gentIemens silk Pocket IIandkeches IS 3D., IL. Cd
&c.
Lamhswool and Mcrino Shirts and Drawers.
Tie above the Goods just opened and To be
found wholesale retail at r. H. JENKINS.
jan % sl-9tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-02-27

,s,HE KING WILLIAM TANNERY.-We have in successful
operations in the upper part of King William county, PR
Tannery. The fixtures SUPERIOR adapted Ia large
business. \ competent highly skiul and experienced
Tanner Mr. John D. Brawner from large Tannery
Annas Mary land, perinends the yard and trans
acts all business The people and the adjoining
can be accommodated having all Of Leather anned
Hides at all seasons taken in received exchange for leather
and bought permanent citizens, and hold ourselves
,esnonsible agents. G. SlZER, SR,
w. STEER.
Si,ers NiIs King VIM. en-. Nov oS-wJm
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s.er,s Mills, King VIM. CO., Nov. %. 5s~w
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
CHINA II,-RICHMOND. VA.

THE subscriber of the late firms of Allison WATT and
William Allison Co.. informs his friends The customers
of the of Allison & Wat and William Allison &
Co.. and the public generally that he has taken the large and
tommodious house street. below Acssrs
Lew Smith Co., and doors above Mesrs Webb Ba
CO., and expecting, via Liverpool dec, iom the
Manufacturers by first arrival, his Spring Supplies Of EARTH
ENWARE AND CHINA, and by first arrivals fom Boston,
from the Manufactures his assortment of GLASSWARE
bracng all The varieties, kinds and him
fer entire stock and styles and patterns his friends
and the public generally who particularly invited 10 call and
examine his goods and prices Being beginner his
will be, small profits and quick sales.
Country Merchants going Morrill, will do well 10 examine his
assortment every nducement will be offered TO retain in Old
Virginia her circulating medium.
Stone-Ware packed at Manufacturers prices
HUGH A. WATT.
Feb ee-w3m