Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-27

SARCGPuAGUS OR METALLIC BU-
- RIALCASES-H Having the exclusive agency for
the city OF Richmond to furnish Ftsks & Raymonds
Metallic Burial Cases. the subscriber informs his friends
and the public generally, both in town and country,
that in addition to his usual assortment OF different
kinds OF wood Collins he prepared to furnish any size
OF the patent Metallic Burial Cases, which presents to
the public every valuable quality for article of this
character either for deposit in the earth or in vaults
for the purpose OF preserving human remains from de-
composition, when necessary, with view to their
transportation TO distance
The Metallic Burial Case will be sought for by those
who cherish the noble sentiment OF protecting and pre-
serving the human remains OF their deceased friends
against the dissertation OF the grave. Testimonials
may be referred to from the most distinguished men of
the country who have messed the utility of these pa
tent Metallic Burial Cases. Persons wishing to see
them will call on me at the store OF Mr.. VIM Booth,
No. 10 West Main street. or at my coffin wareroom,
in the rear OF the agricultural store OF MIR. H. Baldwin
Ne, 14S.
NH l2-law4w JOHN TURPlN
N EW MERCANTILE CONCERN.-The
70 subscribers will open between the 25h Of March
and the LIST OF APRIL large. and varied stock of ell
tireiy fresh Goods suited to the Spring and Summer
trade, at this place. They very respectfully invite the
their moneys worth. TnO. ] SPENCER & co.
Charlotte Court House, Va.
March LIST 1851. ! NH 5-iaw2m
NTOTICE.-The subscribers next collecting tour
tor newspaper and other accounts in the State OF
Virginia, will be on the South side Of James River
Persons Indebted tor their subscriptions will please be
prepared to discharge their claims when called by
either Mr.. Jas. Thomas the subscriber. during his
absence from the city, any business intended for him
may be left with Mr.. Isaac N. Cooke, a, Lewis Hills
office, corner OF Governor and Main streets.
A. B. FULLER.
NH 17--dlwcwSw Richmond Va.
En- NEW MILLINERY FOR THE An
~ SPRING TRADE. 1851
MRS. r. LYON
Has recently received her Spring supply OF Silk and
Straw BONNETS, CAPS, &C. and nviles all who
may be in want, to give her call
Country merchants will please call as they can be
suited with the latest styles, and at low prices.
MRS. L. LYON,
Over the store of Messrs Word. Fereuson& Barksdae,
NH l0--eo3w 1872 Main street.
NTEW SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
their large and splendid stock OF staple and fancy
failing Dry Goods, comprising the greatest variety
tthey believe,) offered in this market 1t consist
in part Of
Dress Silks in great variety of styles and at all prices
India Silks and Foutards, some exceedingly rich
Genadines, Henans, Muslin de Sole and Grape de Pa
rls, all splendid goods
Extra rich and common Bareges and Barge de LANES
Rich Organdies and Paris Lawns and common Lawns
IN variety
French Cambrics, Cacoes Gipphams and common
Mourning Goods, and second mourning do, very
large stock
Manlas Of silk Ba,ege and Muslin, all Of the newest
styles
Hosiery and Gloves, for men, women and children, a
large stock
Muslin Collars Sleeves, Caps and lace Sleeves
Real Valencennes Collars and Cuffs
In staple and family goods, a large stock Of
Linen Shrtngs and Sheetngs, Damasks, Diapers
auckahacks, unbeaehed Shirtings ard Shet tings
NH 25-2aw2w