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New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
OAINTERS. GLAZIERS, SASHMA-

Il KFRS Bull LDERS. and others Interested remember
that SAMUEL SCHOONMAKER, o Chatham-sQuare,
Offers for sale the yer best qualities o French asd Amen
frlces Painters. p4rtc lar bear mind
that hv the AID Of four extensive Steam Power PANT NILS
Kent constantly n operation an enabled to sell hotter
tices Of PAINT, az lower prices than other manuac
turer IN the United States. PATS, OILS, PUTTY
sAMI FL SCHOONMAKEk, Chainam-Sguare l.
y B-purchasers vii have theIr goods delivered IN
safe condition and free OF charge, % any Par OF ae city
irnsk kf.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
CHAGREs. July ., 1851.
Messrs. BERFoRD i co.

=
tsaf.s-sa-Per Crescent CIV we receisod forty erAi
pacA aud letter hags, Which heNe hcen forwarded
panara without DELAY. Ncur respectfully,
lNkRS n WATERMAN. late Rsn Runnc.s n Co
We remind shippers that our charges for delivering soss
san Fncco ~ per cent less than those OF ty oaer
FNprtSS COMPANY BERFORD \ 60,
,2t a. 2NeSo, st, Asor HDuse
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
COTTAGE. at TREN-

TON y J-One oftae most eligible and elegant Resi.
dences IN that beautiful healthy CITY The Cottage aal
Lot cost 5000 recently and Will be sold at bargain fof
i,2ssts WiNDER GENGELBRECHT. PSI Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
AT PRIVATE SALE-A Beautiful

IA COUNTRY RESIDENCE ami 40 acres Of desirable
Land situated about nile north of the pleasant village
Sing Sing, Westchester county " Y. The situation OF
this place cool healthy and refreshing and the prospect
beautiful, anfng fine Of the Hudson ryer
and surrounding country. On the premises there IS neat
cottage house, containing some rooms and y IN good re
pair There s also all necessary Out-bulldlngs, fine
sprng OF pure wafer and falling stream of water
running through the place there IS also abundance OF
all kinds fruit such apple cherry peach plum, and
other rl trees The above place possesses ali the advan
of constant and communication with the City Of
NcwYork and could EASILY he divided into villa plots OF
10 acres each offering 20 capitalists good chance for in
yesment; also g. any person desirous Of purchasing
beautiful retrea. country residence near the city One
half Of the purchase money can remain bond and
gage desired For pnce and further particulars apply 20
ANTHONY j BLEECKER, Auctoneer, 7 Broad-st.,
New York V28 iw
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Two THE PUBLIC-INDIAR RUBBER

!
II SHOES Our attention has been called 10 aiver
tsementb by Horace II Day. published IN the NeN-Icrk
Herald If july H. 1851 and the Courier and Enquirer ot
date which. after much unmerted abuse oi our
attorney VIM Judson Esq. he asserts that dare NOT
charge hU uita pira;iHg G00i.c1rs PIcRs under oar
names and that he does M, mfnn-e Goosyelrs Pa
tents IN the manufacture OF shoes.
We have purchased our license for the manufacture ~
India Rubber Shoes under Good ears Patents anu paid
money and daly paving tai for the same. lnt any
other person might have done the disposed % DO -
rather than pirate upon Goodyear Patents We think
Just purchase right valid patent than to
infringe II. Mir Day after having been prosecuted, ac-
uOWledged Goods ears rights made settlement and
asreed future not to infringe ms patents Tie Is now At
tempting not ony Ia infringe SAID patents but 10 nure us
also who have for large coEsdeTaiir purchased IL
and work under then and re charge Mr Day
DIRECTLY. end that signatures, with Dratng
upon COodyearS Patents the manufacture OF The shoes
which he offering the public and notice that
he and all who concerned with hun purchasing
vending ms shoes made violation of said patent ught
Will be prosecuted New-lork, July -, 1851
l.. CANDEE,
Harvard Rubber Co, M
WM. A BUCKINGHAM, Treasurer.
The Newark India Rubber Manufacturing Co.
HUTCHINSON President, -
FORD co Ylou
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOR SALE-A beautiful COUNTRY

u RESIDENCE, with from 10 IS acres Of Land. stu
.ed opposite the Powslon House about mile north Of
the village of Newburgh The house entirely new and
contains twelve dparmeDts including bath room The
grounds furnished with the necessary out buildings
and contain great variety of the choicest fruit trees IN
full bearing selected with great care from Downings Car
den No place the Hudson River commands more
ensive finer cot possesses moro healthy loca
on The premises extend from the street leading TO tho
village 10 the River adjoining the garden of Charles
Downng. Esq Inquire oi Il. II MACE Newbureh.
" aMW&E&2tawtf
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
CORNS. .CORNS. CORNS and TOOTH

ri 'VhlNlN, NVNANA-, VVIt.NN dHI Z w IT
" ACHE DROPS - BURRS Celebrated Corn Sa'ge
and Tooth Ache Drops, vol known can hr procured At
the rrinc!pal DRUGS and Chemical stores. namely
Milhlu \ Co.. lS5 Broadway; Charles II Ihng igr
d., Thomas 4 Green, 39 DO George Lee. iyi To- II /.
KltrSied $50 Do J " Rlsse 81 Do. J x / Cotlms-
ton 7I5 do Chiffon 756 DO. John b. Dodd, III do Phny
= Worcester 82l do. VIM ID Crumhe. 6o2 DO. twen Nc
Intyre s72 do. r. NJ GWon. l27 B0wery corner Grand,
R0h sand iss Rcwcrv James Crumble cor Of Fourth
and Bovery Hayes, 10 Fulton s.. principal Agent
IN Brooklyn.
Likewise at all the principal stores throughout the city
and hv the Proprietor, So Grand-st
Likewise al i76 Broadway the Central Depot for kllhn-
ger Linment.
princiual Agent wanted for Boston Address to the
proprietor SO Grand st. y. Y. post paid N2i I'm
EARD.-J. NJ. HOW f., NJ. d., Dentist,
227 Grand st near B0wery. Office hours from 10 A
Nj TIL 81 M Whole OF parts of sets Of Teeth adjusted
n B. Inhaling Tubes for Consumptves for sale ~ I'm
VAIL & ROOT, Dentists, late 373
y Broadway, have removed TO u Bond-st iylO Inn
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
EXPRESSES, sc.

4 CARD.-TO SHIPPERS to CALI.
~ FORNIA -BERFORD y COS EMPRESS
next Shipment VIII be by steamship ONO, On the 81
instant and tha; shippers know our ttcc> tyas.
porting gods the lfhmus we publish eEfrset
nom contract TN MesSTs. ENerS NNermAa, tAe
well known transportation pnvprctorS on tne lShnRS
You NAV always assure patrons thai your gOis
when shipped Nth the NAL, shall, IN ali cas,e b. >ApsJ
from tins place with the mail Panama Ma s 1881"
Our gOols shipped uy the Crescent CITY. on Inr 18th
foTw aried from Chagres the Sh july the ~
lowing letter ~Il prove
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
and PARALYTIC

\ REMEDY These Powders II the most yalu-
able pre- paratons known Tor rheumatism ther operation
and acton appear be 4 specific, II ~. niaibe They
also highly recommended for paral, and hAowse
OrRaamai0E c lho kidneys and grave. complaints Per-
who afflicted with # these complaints
call the following perSo and lud.e for themselves ot
the wonderful curative properties n these powders.
NrS Low 6S Nandaust has been actcI with paralysis
the past 6 ears and benefited by the Use Of these pow
deS
samuel Tart. is4 Madison s.. crrei Vi a very
rheumatic affection hy the of these powders a
having ted several remedies wthoU, ans ovueat what
Peter Henderson, l72 Madison It. efcctually cured
OF rheumatic amrnss ~ the Of these powders. amer
hIs phy had abandoned HIM As a hopeless ease.
Sir The past years | have beea severely afflicted
with pam IN my head and chest. tired the usual ro NEEDLES
recommended for tins disease and found no benchi from
them Your powders have cured me Of these 50 that
an, person wish reference of the properties OF
yonr powders ,ol can refer them % me.
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Seamens Temperance Boarding House. CNrllsle-Si
Mrs Harris 10 Garlner-st Newark. mas been afflicted
the past three with pains m the mead and
shoulders and has taken box Of these Powders aud now
hndS herself woncerf aly benefited m health
Abraham Provost. lSl Seyenteenthst, was relieved Of
very severe attack 4 Gravel h the Of one box OF these
Powders
In severe Of Rheumatism lnimcni also used A.
an outward application, and sold wl-h the Powders
These Powders uut rp m boNes and the III
rectons Labelled on them. Pncc p cents box.
Prepared and sold. wholesale ant retail Ivy
CHARLES FOX. zlt, Dyisicn-st, y Y,
and hy George Low . Malrut-S'., Newark. lN2o -
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
for SALE--The

NANUFACTORY for SALE.-lhe
WI Buildings. Power. Machinery and Tools late'y
cuped hy the PhRulx Manufacturing COMPANY IA the NJ
nufactor Of Forks Rakes Hoes, &c are gierei ios s
on favorable Terms SAID works contain hrs- oei
Tpgne nearly new. 4 25 hOrse power ana ma nlp-I.
adapted the above named bus ness or ns9. .s Oe
chan Ved 10 rher branches of hardware manusctrths
Tbe whole y good order and presents "ss iaVo
sie opportunity any wishing 70 eng tse IN ms
10 prosecute business u might De obtained ID mo Schl-
,d,e .hrtv or forty operatives AMI IN con ion 70
he occupied immediately II 20, disposed Of prevous.y,
fbe whole Wi offered a. Public Auction on WEDNES-
DAY August l3. 1851. b order Of the Directors,
c. ROWE. Secretary.
rarr,uyteu Conn July .. 1851 ly26 iwDG3tW
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
EOR SALE-The FARM known as

III
BADGERS F aRM-This beautifully situated tract
slvans and has front Of mile upon the River Dels-
ware opuose the city # Burlington NewJersey. The
stdtoi IS attached a fishery which Is hehly lucrative
There are two large and smaller dwelling houses AMI
several barns upon premises with the usual sheds anl
on, budinrs here are few If any farms in Pennsyva-
ma superior to tins variety and excellence Of SOIL IN oca-
ION and IN other advantages Application for terms NAV
he made TO SAMUEL BADGER. Sen, or SAMUEL BAD
GER Jr IN Philadelphia, TO WILLIAM WHEAT
LEY. q White-streei, New YORK; or TO EDMUND BAD
GER. on the premises jyzB lmhNEF
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOTICE.-A. b. MILLER

- 60. > SAIiEoRNtA tNPkh>S q tleshis GUAR
aneed through " III dispatch their next freight per Bro
,hcr Jonathan Monday 2Sh THIS the oaly EtpreSs
with theW facilities. boats, &c on the lsihmus--re-
cure agents thercand that nNarahN place gods "a
boafd steamers Panama advance II ghs mai and pas
s,ngers Pack goods water prot and send them 20 theo
fce. n " all-St yD Sc
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
Il CRAWBUCK'S UPHOLSTERY

NV iRA W DUN , Z I I1UIIN L II
w sHOUSE and ip-FurnishiRg Wafe1o0H,s, 353
Grand-st New-York where will be found complete
srment n the following articles FeaiheTs hair,
and husk also beds mattresses psaSses and cushoas
also bedsteads Of every description patent screw IRON
on lock ont iron cottage and rndle cots, Sc.
also splendid variety Of paper hanging, borders, &c Ny
C. wOuld call particular TO hls style ~ halr
and sE1ing mattresses y. Bod beds and mattresses
renovated snd made equal To new by
W CRAWBUCK, 3js Grand-st. second door
iva I'm east OF EsseI-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
ENARM for SALE.-A very desirable

LNNKM TOT SAITI.-N NtIN HtoIId dUIt
Farm Of about I30 acres Of land, stauated good
peighborhood about mile from Nasgate Depot on the
New burg branch Of the New-YOrk and Enc Railroad i've
pile. from NeUburg and sbou, three hours from New
York This farm remarkable for fruit and will be sold
on reasonable terms Inquire Of ROBERT i. CASE l0l
LroDi-st r. n MACE. Esq, Newburgh, or ROBERT
DENNISTON, Salisbury Mills, Orange county, NY
tyiO 2aNn6wt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
MUTUAL INSURANCE

CITIZENS FIRE INSURANCE
~ COMPANY-Oacss G. WALL-Sr and ~ BOW
ERY.-ThIs Company, WITH a cash capital Of
sIJO.0OO,
AMI large surplus securely invested. continues - nss
azansr DAMAGE hy FIRE a'sohng houses,
cH,se, hluseh - fGrgre, ami al descrlptcas u Per-
t,aal PROPERTY. tho st favorable t3Tns.
DIRECTORS.
Jeremiah Johnson, Alo3gO Avord Daniel Burnett,
william Wallace. Ehomas NcElra'h. Luxe Baker,
Vim J Valentine, James e. BALDWIN Jay JARVIS,
JOAN ) Harm, KaDssr. Barkley. Francs a P4lJasY
Jeeos Miller James 4 WaterbIry.
DANIEL E6hTNEIf President
JAnEs Vi. NcLRAs. Secretary. 81 Mwytt
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
INDIA RUBBER GOODS-Manufac-

II NVVI'O
4 tured under GOODYEAR's Patent-The Newark
India Rubber Manufacturing COMPANY sOre 50 Maiden
lane New York. ftctory. NeWafS. New Jersey-rhs
COMPANY are manufacturers Nud wholesale dealers All
the different articles manufactured under Greysrs
Patent, and guarantee al their goods being equal n
quality ~ representation Merchants requested 10
call All goods warranted to stand climate. Tho
0st liberal terms 20 country dealers.
HIRAM HUTCHINSON, President
WARREN ACEFRMAN Secretary. 1925 2mDxS.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
~ lPR0P0SED DATEs oF sAILING-

Der freight or passage apply 10 EDWhhD n COLLINS,
q Wall-st, New York BROWN. SHlPLEY co L,s
erpool E q. ROBERTS q co, Is King Arms f1e,
London, 3 Boulevard M9ntmArtrs Pans. .,..
After the lst of April nert, the rate of neHm p'ss
above steamers from Liverpool W be materially reioced
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
CUN WADDING.-ELEY'S Cloth

~ GUN WADDING. the best and cheapest article used
Eeys Percussion Caps Wire Cartridges, sc large and
complete II the above US; received and
by the nan factu.cr's Sole Agents
matt FRANCIS TONES SONS. Maiden lane
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
& J. ALDRIDGE'S
- = -. n VrrN WORKS Rarran yex.Tsr-

" FfIl.l U
.ev al miles from New York; Orders by mall promptly
attended to Persons sending by mail w please say VIVA.
KIND they want Extra Superior or American Navy Per
with the can do by taking the stage from Jer-
sew CITY Fern which leaves FOR Bergen every half hour
lVil .ms
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
LNOR SALE-A STORE, GROCERY,

IL Ae ssd LOT Of IA. ehgby situated o, the Prinopa,
atreet In the ysge Of Sufslk Co. Det"-eh
h,ch nisce and ne CIV York there Is daily com
nuBcstoa by railway aod steamboat II not sold pe..es
"a the Is f eptesr M c sod x p1ohc auction on tns
premsses al oclDk NJ, Of hat day Eor terms ana
more parcuIsr description inqure Of d. PLAII Esq.,
Huntington. or ...,,- -. Nv
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
NOTTAGE HOUSE For sale.

~ Brooklyn story and basement frame Cot
House. the east SIDE of Adepas between Fulton and
Atlantic Lot z5x l00 house 22x30t filled wq BRICK
sliding doors marble mnnels cornced the first
floor part Of the purchase money ronan desired
Possession gwen Immediately Apply on the premises oi
s. b TURNER jy2l lItM&Ss
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
STEWART,S PI,ntacenet Gnard RA.

oueli,v g; and cut Nails u every variety and
size a. the Manufacturers verv lowest puces Fox sale by
DICKIE, ia ChaIberS-st. nea- the Hudson
River Railroad depot. U5 m
New-York daily tribune., 1851-07-28
FOR SALE e. TO LET.
comfortable RESI-

NOR SALE-A comfortable RESI-
u DENCE aud FARM Mtuated near Elizshethig~n.
n j. the road Ia Railway easy Of access to New
York either BY Sieanlirsi Railway. being mile IRON
he Dep6n The Farm clnsts Of q TOO acres, ihe Ina
part CULTIVATION with fine double House and goa
Outbudings &c ~ t order together with the STOCK
and fIItures applied for sOoal VIII be sold reason
able and On liberal terms n approved purcnasr fr
particulsN apply tO s >CHLES1NGEk- Esq - bea'-
eS-A by letter personally 20 the undersgned on n
prenres IL disposed ofby the 3ls INST the place wvos
be rented Possession prompt
town, July g. l85i Lyi0 im'l JOSEPH LENt
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-20

| LOLA MoNTEs.--The Paris correspondent of
the ST. Louis Republican, referring to the soirees
which President Bonaparte is in the habit of CIV
ing, says:
Lola Monies is striving with might and main to
get an invitation TO these Presidential parties.--
The last week has been sgnalized by two des-
perate attempts on her part. She had the auda-
city to apply to the Bavarian minister to procure
her ticket on the ground of her having been
| the "dear and intimate friend of the king" This
application being treated with the scorn it de-
served, she determined to try another plan. She
arrayed herself in her most brilliant and becon-
ing attire, black velvet and diamonds, and con-
c. allng it by large cloak, she drove to the Eysee
| and ked to see the President. His ordnance
officer was sent to speak to her, and she used
her dazzling eyes and charming mouth to such
an advantage that he, without knowing her name,
consented TO get her admitted to the President
lie conducted her into an anteroom of the palace
and lett her, to go and request the Prince to re-
| ceive her. In a few moments he returned and
led Lola, all trembling with Joy and triumph. to
the saloon, where Louis Napolean stood ready to
receive her and listen to the "urgent peti,ion' she
came 10 offer. As soon as the door closed on Mr.
Ney, Lola threw back her cloak displaying her SUI
perb toilette and falling at the feet of the president,
commenced, 'Your Royal Highness'-and was
going on with something about 'your most HI mblo
subject" when Louis Bonaparte, who had inst ntly
recognized her raised her gaantly but cody, and
without word conducted her to the door, opened it
and said to MIR. Ney, who remained in the ante,
room-"Colonel, will you see this lady to her car
rage p and dropping the hand of the astounded
Lola returned to the saloon and closed the door.
1t is said that she does not intend to try again to
enter the Presidents circle, but is preparing to
challenge the head of the government for his Sim
sulting conduct towards her.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-20
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Annual Advertisers charged $50 for 26 lines, and
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tsemens of greater length except Auctioneers, who
are charged 500 paper ncluded for all sales before
their doors.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-20
MuyYging q Vife's Sister.

In the British House Of Lords, on the 25th Feb.
the following proceedings took place on the bill
allowing man to marry his wife's sister,
The Bishop of Norwich and St. Davd's, though dil-
lerng from their brethren in the interpretation or as to
the binding authority OF the 18Th chapter oil Leviticus
Joined Them social or moral grounds in opposing the
bill The Bishop OF Exeter quoted theological argu-
ments and New Testament reprehensons against 1t.
The Bishop OF London, who once wavered on the
theological question, now Thinks there exists least an
implied prohibition, by analogy, against brothers mar
Church OF Ireland, DR. OBrsn regarded the
contrary to The spirit OF the he and certain "lo bling
sin and sorrow in many happy family"
The Archbishop OF Canterbury considered that the
question absolutely decided by Levticus xviii lG.
As the question has excited much attention. and
OF deep interest, we quote from his emarls:
The chapter hogan by condemmg the practices of the
nations by which the lsraeites ded, dh-
pleasing 10 the Most HIGH andnot to be suffered il
people which lie had chosen for Ills own chosen 10 pr
serve His name, and knowledge of Hs laws N tle
world until that fuller revelation OF His will which
hereat er TO be made at the appont' time. Ye shall
do my judgments and walk alter my ordinances Tor
am the Lord" After this solemn begnng, the we'll
known prohibit ions Were enumerated. The principle
first stated, None Of you shall approach to any
that is near of kin 10 him. Spec tie cases followed
which would violate the principles cases first oil
sangnntty, nerness blood, members OF the same am-
y. Thou shalt not approach Thy fathers sister, Thy
mo theirs sister; thy fathers brothelS Wle they Thy
parents near klnswonen."
Though there was no nearness OF blood there was
that neamess OF KIM which, las was known 10 Infinite
wisdom,) would render such alliances, if permitted M
furious to the welfare vi families and of the comruui.
y. Then followed verse 10th, which settled Tie pre-
sent question: Thou shalt not approach thy brolhef's
wife,. Between the sister OF tie wife and The husbands
brother the analogy was clear and plain that What
forbidden in the one case must CLEARLY he oi5iJd
III The other No possible reason could be assigned way
the brother should not many the hrohel'S widow.
which did not equally forbid The sister nom a!mg hsl'
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-20
THE DAILY TIMES.

OBLIVION.
Alone / walked on the ocean strand.
A pearly shell was in my hand:
l stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name, the year, the day;
As onward from the spot passed,
One lingering look behind cast,
A wave came rolling high and fast,
And washed my lines away.
And so, melhonght, twill quickly be
With every mark on earth with me.
A wave of dark oblivions sea
Will sweep across the place;
Where | have trod the sandy shore
OF time, and been to be no more;
VI me, by day, the name | bore,
10 leave no track or trace.
And yet with him who counts the sands,
And holds the waters in his hands,
know lasting record stands
Inscribed against my name;
OF all this mortal part has wrought,
or all this thinking soul has thought,
And from these fleeing moments caught,
For glory or for shame
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-20

M FOR SALE, a sneat wooden House, con-
E:a tanning rooms, Jackson street. The lot
fronts on jackson street 36 feet running back 1863 feet
Terms accommodating. Apply to
NH ii TOLER & COOK AGENTS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-20

n from New York
GO boxes sweet Oranges, in prime order
40 do prime Messini Lemons
For sale by
NH ID LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX.
ENHOMAS ID CHARLES ELLIS Il CO..
Ill No. LOG, Main street, Richmond Va, importers
and dealers in DRY GOODS and HARDWARE,
have received their stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
Their importation OF Dry Goods from England, and
their Hardware from Germany and England together
with purchases OF Goods from the manufacturers, or
their agents in this country, enable them TO offer 10 the
merchants OF Virginia and North Carolina the best
and most varied assortment they have ever had, in
both departments of their business,
In DRY GOODS:
Embroidered French Organdy
Silk warp Berege; Berege De LANES
Rich Chene Ginghams
Checked and fancy Muslins
Fine printed Jaconets
Saxony and Linen Laces
Polka checked dotted Swiss Muslin
Hosiery and Gloves--cotton and silk
Rich silk and satin Vestings
Plain and fancy Grenadine
Napoleon Cords and kossuth Misehares
Navy and Barnsley Drills
Itch silk and satin Cravats
And many other articles OF similar character, be-
sides full assortment of heavier Goods, both foreign
and domestic.
90 In HARDWARE:
Knives and Forks, Pocket Knives
Razors, Scissors aud Shears
Stock Locks Rim Locks
Pad, Trunk, Chest and Till Locks
Scythes Of all kinds
Anvls, Vices
Sheet Iron, Russia, English and American)
Cast and Shear Steel, Sheet Lead, Zine
Wrought and Cut Nails
Bell metal and Porcelain Kettles. NH II
a DAMANTINE 4 TALLOW CANDLES
IA, and SOAP, Tor sale. , -
NH 10 JAS. WINSTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-20

"A FOR RENT, on French Garden Hill, plen-
E4 SAINT and desirable framed building, suitable for
sen'ee family Rent $lS5 per per annrm Applyto
mh7 T,sle's Row