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COMMERCIAL RECORD I'D.
RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. "a.

RICHMOND MARKETS, Feb. "a.
TOBACCO-We note no change in this article since
om last quotations. The quality OF the new cont
nues very inferior, and is of very soft order.
READ & BARKSDALES.
FLOUR-Sales of Scottsyile at 81 Is 81 81
and OF Richmond 81 62a a 81 IS. Operations are
confined to small lots, these prices are two high Tor
shipment to the Northern and Eastern markets.
WHEAT-Red $1a$l 05, White 81 O5a$l 10 per
bushe Very prime will command 81 cents advance
upon quotations.
CORN-Suppies coming in more freely, with a
corresponding demand We quote sales at 66 67a
cts. per bushel.
CORN MEAL--75 to 80 cents; boled Meal IS
80 cts per bushel.
OATS.--We quote As a so eta. per bushel; cargo oil
Prince Edward Island held at 62k cents.
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the yyaigs OF Lsaoohlsnd. to DO hed in Richmond 90
he goth February, 1851 for tbs purpose Of nomin ang
suitable person 10 represent this District in the next
Congress OF the United States; and whereas there has,
as yet, been acton had by the Wings OF Henrco
county, and it is now too late to call and hold gene
raj county meeting, we, portion OF the Wings OF
lIenrco, here assembled in TO call made
through the newspapers, do for ourselves resolve, and
recommend 10 all our brother Wings in the county, to
use every effort SO to be represented in the proposed
Convention, to secure to its deliberations that ma
tured and wise action pressingly called for by the
critical posture OF national affairs Be therefore
/. Resoloed That sixty delegates to the proposed
Convention be- and hereby appointed to represent
the county Of Henrico, in its deliberations.
3D. That we recommend to every Wing in the coun-
w. to attend the sttngs of the Convention that he
contribute the weight ofhis individual views, and i'm
part the influence of his sentiments to his brother
Wings so important an occasion.
3d. That under the present distracted and excited
state of sectional feel ngs when dscord and unchecked
passions prevail both in the North and South and the
character of our national liberties is ruthlessly assail
ed and wanonly dsregarded, union, of action
harmony of sentiment and the cordial corpora
ton should be preserved among the Wings OF this Dis
trct.
4th That to this end we recommend to our brother
Whgso this District and pledge ourselves to enter in
TO the proposed Convention void oil every selfish feel
ing and with resolution to merge every consideration
of mere personal preference into an honest and pa
rotic effort to secure harmony in cur party irrespec.
tive OF individual rVaes among the many distinguish
ed and gifted Wings in the District.
9Th. That with this view will not recommend
any particular individual to the proposed Convention,
but leave delegates untrammeed as to persona pre-
ference, and charge them as they value the admonitions
of the past to consult in their deliberations the peserva
ton and integrity of the unon rather than the gra-
cation Of mere personal preferences.
g. That the following gentlemen be and are hereby
Convention: Garland Haines, Alfred Winston, fhos
o Burton, DR. Garrett, John Wade, DR. r S eau
,hora, VIM Jennings Major VIM hill; Eustace Ro-
r Hal Charln mi
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vHVHEATRE.-MANAe Mr. JOHN S. POT

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MIR. JOHN S. POT
n TER.
Fifth night of the engagement OF the distinguished
American Tragedian, Mr.. NEAFIE,
First nj ght OF the popular Dancer Mon. Szollosy.
THIS EVENING, Febry 25th, will be presented
Shakspeare's great tragedy of
HAMLET:
Hamlet. MIR Neahe Ophela.. Miss Sinclair
Dance by Miss Carne Dance by MIR Szollosy
The evenings entertainments to conclude with the new
and laughable farce of
WHO SPEAKS FIRST3
Capt Charles Mr. w alcott Smart go. NJ iss Clarke
ADM1SSION-Boxes so cts; Pit Is cts.; Centre
Gallery so Side Eastern Gallery l2A cts; Co.
lored Gallery 25 cts.
Seats can be secured from 10 to 2, and from to 5
o'clock. fe 25-1t
DLAIN AND FIGUR'D FRENCH NOUS
IL LlNS.--A handsome assortment of plain and
figured French Mouslns, all colors, just received at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
fe rs Opposite the Swan Tavern.
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The TWENTY SEcoND.--Satulday, the 22d OF Febru-
ary, observed in this city, by general ntermssior
OF ordinary business. and handsome military parade
which witnessed by very large number of persons
collected in the Capitol Square The different Volun-
teer Companies presented each handsome appear
ance AT night, the streets brightly lighted uf
with gas.
In the morning many gentlemen called upon the
Governor, who received them with his accus TONED
nnrdi alifr
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
schr Mary j. Peck, Dupuy, New York.
Schr Gypsy, Perrno, New York
Schr Columbia, Shannon, Philadelphia
Schr Maria Theresa, Smally, Salem
British brig Village Belle, Mitchner, Matanzas. mo-
lasses to C T Workman & Co.
Schr Mount Vernon, Bragg. Thomaston
Schr Ninetta, Cherry, Philadelphia
Schr Miranda, North, Baltimore
Schr Hedrick Hudson, Munson, New York
Brig Gen. Taylor, Fuller New Orleans
SAILED,
Sehr Greenway, Couch. New York
Schr Richmond, North, Baltimore
Schr Watson, Crammer Derby, CT.
Schr Attakapas, -, Attakapas.
BALTIMORE Feb. 24-Cd. schr Mary Adelne
Powers Richmond.
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gTWIGGS' MIXrURE.-This singular prepa
ration for changing grey hair to its natural color is be-
ing applied by many persons in the city, all OF whom
verifying the experience of the gallant general.
We perceive great change in the hair Of some of the
honorable members. FLETCHER, under the American
Hotel, has it neatly put up, with full directions al Soc
per bottle. e -
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rsSS' We requested TO state that meeting, in
behalf of Sunday Schools, will be held this evening in
the Hall OF the House Of Delegates. at half past
o'clock. Rev. MIR. Hammer OF the American Sun
day School Union, and Others will deliver addresses
the occasion
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FlRE--Saturday morning, about o'clock, the Shoe
store of Messrs. w. P. w. Taylor & Co., corner Of
Broad and 4th streets, discovered to be on fire.
The firemen succeeded in saving the building, but we
regret to learn that the whole stock of goods was de-
stroyed. The fire is supposed 10 have been the work
of incendiary, as it had its origin the door on
4tt street, under which, it is believed, the ncendary
thrust combustibe materials. and then fired hem An
insurance for $4,000 existed the stock Of goods
which will fall short of the actual loss about So 500
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On Saturday last, Senior Don Jose de Marcoleta
was presented to the President by the Secretary of
State, and delivered his credentials as Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenpotentiary of the
Republic OF Nicaragua to this Government
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CITY A:AHSEs FRS {.


80 Yesterday forenoon, ABOUT O'clock 18th street
thrown into considerable CONSERVATION by the re-
port that murder had been committed in tenement
occupied by Julia Dye the corner Of that street and
Cary A large crowd soon collected to learn the har-
rowing particulars; but admission to the house ap-
peaed to be denied, the anxious multitude soon dspers-
ed. The particulars of the affair are briefly these as
we learned from the evidence before the Mayor A
couple Of cyprans, named Harriet Hooper and Eliza
beth MITCHELL boarders of Julia Dyes met at the break
fast table yesterday morning, when some angry words
passed between them. Elizabeth Mitchell afterwards
arose from the table, and she was leaving the room
received stab in the left breast from dirk knife
in the hands OF Harriet Hooper. The woman Hooper
instantly out OF the house, crossed 18th street and
sought refuge in house of similar character kept by
Louisa Duncan Officers Warrington and Tyler, assis-
ted By Mr. Z. johnson, succeeded in arrestng Harriet
Hooper in an out house attached to Louisa Duncan's
premises; they found the bloody dirk upon her person
and bore her away to the Mayors Court where she
was examined and committed to jail till Thursday next
when a full examination will be had.
Dr. Haskins being called in, found that the dirk had
penetrated the lett breast of the slightly lacerat-
ing her left lung, and inhieng dangerous wound.
Shortly after the excitement created BY the stabbng
had subsidized little white lad engaged in hauling
dirt from the foundation on the corner Main and 18th
streets, accideny pitched his and received slight
injury by one OF the wheels passing his legs We
learn no bones were broken.
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The steamer Ohio, with the California mails.
and the steamers Cherokee and Promeheus, all
from Chagres, arrived at New York on Saturday
night. They bring home a number of passen-
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SSTKATTON'S OFFICE, No. S, South I4lh
~ street.
Let all the world say what they can,
For selling prizes STRATToN's the man.

~- ~~-N->r
Drawn Nos of Sussex, No ls-Feb 14th:
&c 25 81 rs II 10 Sd Sc Is AZ rs /.
Ticket Nos Is 81 70, prize Of $500, sotd and paid
Drawn Nos of Sussex, extra, No 2O-Feb 18th:
10 46 IS 5 Al As % 4S 60 7 81 8 81 so.
Whole Nos % Al 5o,a capital, sold and , Paidb
Drawn Nos. of Monongalia, No. I9-Feb. 18Th
Is "a 10 40 Sc 63 81 % II Q IS 10 "a.
Half Nos. 6s II IA. prize of $500, sod Ian, and paid
~ 2 s 81 g g s q IS II IS 50 81 SO.
TsEs' S'' & Three '0e sH fl ga4 By
Drawn Nos. Delaware, Elk. No. %, February 20:
8 % II 40 rs 6 60 Sc IS So II 60 43 u.
Tickets Nos II 73a prize OF sl2 S sold s and paid
Drawn Nos. Of Monongalia. No. sl--Feb. 90
% 40 81 60 IS 50 g A 80 46 81.
Drawn Nos. of Sussex. extra No. 2s-Feb 22d:
90 Is 81 81 70 50 81 81 "a l9 80 r.
Whole Nos. 60 81 67-Ticket Nos. 81 Ga T3--do
- '>' IAN '''1 '''N anu '"'N GsTRATToN.
Drawn Nos of Monongalia. No. B-Feb 22nd:
H1s IS 10 40 Al AZ IS - "A rs 20 5.
TUESDAY Sussex, extra, No. a4-Captal: s4-
500. rs numbers, II drawn. Tickets 81, halves SOC,
quarters 25c
TUESDAY --Monongaia, No. s2-Capital: $780,
coo. 10 numbers and 10 drawn. Tickets s5. halves
| o. 50, quarters rs.
| WEDNESDAY-D Delaware, No. 9-Capital $50 :
GOO rs numbeB, II drawn. Tickets $40. halves s.,
quartersS 30.
Delaware, extra, No s5-Capitsl ::
$4,000. 66 numbers, IL drawn. Tickets So, halves
/, quarters so.
T'HURSDAY--M onongalia No. 23-Capital: $25-
900. IS nos, - drawn. Tickets IS, halves so,
quarters 25.
FRIDAY-Sussex, No. l7--Capital $4,000. Sc
nos, IL drawn. Tickets s..
SATURDAY-sussex.e extra, No 26-Capital; $4.-
600, 70 numbers, IA drawn. Tickets ~, halves Soc.
I quarters Csc.
| Also, for Saturday Virginia Monongalia Lottery.
| No 24-Capital S37 500 rs nos IL drawn. Tickets
| $lO-shares in proportion.
Buyers referred to my Register OF Prizes, to be
seen al the office, as proof OF what have sold and
| every drawing continues to increase the number.
Orders Tor packages certificates o packages, and sim
gle tickets in the above schemes in all the Lotteries, will
| be promptly attended to- and drawing sent when re-
| quesed. Please address orders TO
| 70 25 N. SRATTON Richmond Va.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-A large assort-
| III Il men OF House furnishing Articles on hand, con
sistng in part Of Britannia Ware, Albaa Spoons and
Forks, ivory handle Knives and Forks. Tenders Plate
meled Wares, Tin Plates, Tea Bells Table and Floor
| Mats, Looking Glasses, Furniture busters, Brooms,
| Buckets, Tubs, Clothes Baskets, &c. &cwiih many
| other articles, which the attention OF purchasers Is
called. For sale by r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
is22 ISL Main street.
sYE KEGS MALAG a GRAPES, ior sal
%AD by JAS, WINSTON,
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ay DUNLOP, MONCURE & co. ask the at
tention OF dealers TO the auction sale Of cargo each
OF Sugar and Molasses their wharf and warehouse
at Rockets this morning at IL o'clock, without regard
TO weather fe rs
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DJ Ed.

At his residence, Oakland in Henrico county, on
the 22d OF February. Mr.. ROBERT P. NEW, in the
43d year of his age, leaving widow and seven chill
dren to mourn his loss. He kind husband, an
indu9 father, and an honest man.
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THE AFRICA'S NEWS-DEPRESSION IN
COTTON.

NEW ORLEANs, Feb. 90
The telegraph accounts by the Africa were received
here the 18th and had depressing effect on Cotton
Lower and Middling qualities have declined cent
per Id. Sales since the 18th Of 1900 bales at IOhalO.
cts. TIE stock of Cotton on hand now larger than
ever before known.
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The 22p in New YoRK.--The city of New Y ork was
beautifully illuminated Saturday night from seven unit
ten The streets hronged with thousands of spec
tators. Gen. Foote delivered the Grafton in Trpler
Hall to an immense audience.
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HAANIEL TT. LONDON. IMPORTER OF
~ FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN
DRX GOODS


Offers for sale large and varied assortment of Spring
and Summer Goods.
In dress goods, Tor ladies' wear, the stock is good
and at prices as low as similar goods can be bought in
any market town in the United States.
The following embraces some Ut the sly les
Foulard Silks
Grodenape Poplns, made in Manchester
Norway Foulards. cheap and excellent article
French Cambrics
Ginghams, in all styles
Lawns, OF new and superb patterns
English Prints OF the latest styles
Mousines and Barages, plain and figured.
De Laines 10 model patterns. the designs being in
tended for court occasions. There is only small and
limited number of these desirable goods in my in
voices, and shall be compelled to divide them
amongst my customers.
The assortment s desirable inigenemen's goods and
take leave to add will be sold cheap any similar
goods to be found in the hands OF any jobbing aud
importing house. la Clio his, Casmeres and Vestngs.
the assortment is good and will be found cheap.
In goods Tor negroes wear, the assortment is large
and desirable.
q Country merchants invited to examine the assert.
ment before making their purchases. Feb. Is
DIS SACRED AND CLASSICAL L.
EA OPEN EVERY EVENING, at
ODD FELLOWS HALL,
gibbons Grand Moving Transparency OF the
a magnificent Gallery Of Egyptian Antiquities. Mum.
mics, &c, and splendid Tableaux of hieroglyphical
writings paintings and sculptures. Oral descriptions
comprising the latest Archaeological Discoveries. by
Geo. N. plIuuous ioiHlcily Culttu cldttS SOunul al
Cairo.
~, Oriental Music performed al each exhibition.
ezsg Every evening at half past !, P. M; and Wed
nesday and Saturday afternoons at half past o'clock
Doors open an hour before. Abundance rs cents.
G~ Tickets for sale also at the Office OF the Ex-
change Hotel the other principal hotels, and Book and
Music stores, &c. fe ST
ELKINTON'S CANDLES AND SOAP
H. 100 boxes, landing per Columbia, for sale by
te 25 JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
UMITATION BEANDY.-IO hhlf pipes supe-
Il nor, landing per Columbia, for sale by
te rs JOHN H. CLAIBORNE.
A AS.-Ihe Subscribers are prepared to receive or.
IN ders Tor fitting up gas pipes in Stores hotels pri-
vate houses churches &c the very best manner and
on reasonable terms. Apply at their foundry corner Of
9th and Cary street.
au 2l--2awts J. +. q L.. l.. BARNS.
m lME, LIME.-6oO casks Lime, landing thi:
n morning from schooner Mount Vernon, and fol
sale
te22 RANKIN & WHlTLOCK.
vUyANNERS' Oils bbls, for sale by
II te 81 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
"ANTED, a good Cook, Washer and Ironer
w None need apply but such as can come well re-
commended. Ife l3l ALEX, MOTT,
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OFFICE Va. f. g. M. ms. Co,t
RICHMOND, 24th Feb, 1851.
TIME regular annual election OF Directors for this
II Institution, for the ensuing year. will be held
the Company's office on Monday the Sd of March
ext. THOS. M. ALFRED.
fe25 I'd Sec'y
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IA OTICE.-In obedience TO decree OF the Cir
rico oroeeed to se a nubc ancnn mon n, ,h
premises, to the highest bidder the 9th March next
at o'clock. the Farm, belonging to the estate OF
Epaphrodtus Baker, decd situated in the lower end OF
said county containing 60 acres for cash. SO much
OF the proceeds of sale may be necessary detray
the and charges of the same and upon credit
as the residue, of twelve monhs. the credit payment
to bear interest from the day Of sale taking bond with
tanning the title to said farm until the purchase money
shall be fully paid and conveyance directed by the
Court. THOMAS BlNFORD,
te 25--r3t Commissioners
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BY RICHARD CAUTHORN.
It'd OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS

ND OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS,
MA Wednesdays and Frdays.-Sale of horses every
Saurday.--On the days above named, commencing at
81 o'clock will sell at auction, at my store 18th ST..
variety OF Miscellaneous articles, consisting OF the tol
lowing
Candles, Soap, Nails, Starch Bacon Hams, Shoulders
and Sides Rice, Peppei Ginger, Brandy Whskey, Gin,
Molasses, Butter, Lard, Herrngs, Shad
FURNlTUR E-Bareaus, Sideboards, Washstands,
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses, Bedsteads,
Chairs, Caudestands, Dining, Tea, and Toilet Tables,
Bedding Of every description, Fenders Shovel and
longs with many other articles in the house keeping
line.
SHOES, CLOTHING, Rel will also sell Boots,
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Caps,
Crockery- ware, Matches, Writing and Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2I R. CAUTHORNs
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81 "A FINE MULES AT AUCTTON.-WH
Nsy-M be sold at auction on TUESDAY, the 25th day
OF February, 1851 commencing the hour Of twelve
o'clock, at the Bacon Quarter Branch Tavern in the
city OF Richmond, "a fine mules from 10 10 years of
age, and OF fine size. Among the number are or
pair OF we'll matched bay mules, gand all of them well
broke to harness. These mules TO be sold only be-
cause the owners have now no use for them
Terms cash, negotiable note satisfactory en-
dors,d, interest added, at 4 months.
fe s w COMM Auct
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THIS DAY.


BY DUNLG ASSES AT AUCTION
| -.,r,.n TUESDAY, 25th inst
| ~ THIS MORNING " w. "a II ,ba b1o Vjlap
commencing II O'clock at o.
at Rockets, we will sell the cars
Bell, from Maanzas, with
s s s s , ,i;:s'' noIAssrs. '."'
Also the cargo OF the brig Emily from The c,
Louisiana, with
2ol hhds tarto prime quality Sugar
% hbls prime Molasses.
TERMs-Under 500, cash; oyer 300 four n,on,hs
credit, for approved negotiable paper
Sale without regard 10 weather
DUNLOP, MONCURE & Co.
le 20 Aucs.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NEW
ST, In REAR OF THE EXCHANGE HO-
TEL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION will be sold
on FRIDAY, the Dist sntant, at IL o'clock M
small vacant lot situated on the West line of New st.
In rear OF the Exchange Hotel fronting about "a feet
running back about 70 teet--on which stable now
stands.
TERMs--One- third cash; balance at and months,
for approved endorsed negotiable paper or title with
held
fe IS w GODDIN. Auct
w" POSTPONEM ENT.-The above sale is I'M
avoidaby postponed to TUESDAY Afternoon next,
at O'Clock. w. GODDIN Auct
tp 81
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i.Y ALEXANDER MOTT
No. 81 Main street

HEARTICULAR attention paid to the public or pri.
IL yate sale OF Real Estate, Negroes, Horses, Dry
Goods, Furniture and Merchandise generally and ber.
al cash advances made when required
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AZ. fss he
To give reefto cruel pangs pain,
Relieve the patient from his torturng griel
To cure instantly Burns, Sores and Sprains,
Is the object of Railways Ready Relief.
Sores OF all kinds, Lumbago and stiff back,
Rheumatism, Cramps, Paralysis and Gout,
Frost Bitten FIesll--or Cold, Cuts or Chaps
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fLOVER SEED.-5O bushels prime Mounai
~ Cloysr Seed landing for sale by
fe25 SHIELDS g. SOMERVILLE.
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THVWO LONG COUNTERS, with drawers for


H. sale cheap. at
CHAS. HARTWELL & CO.'S,
fs 25 Opposite Swan Tavern.
a. Filing OFF AT AND BELOW
- COST, FOR CASH ONLY Contemplating
change business, we shall, from this day, sell
off our entire stock of
DRY GOODS AND FANCY ARTICLES,
consisting OF great variety, at and below COST
All those in want OF such Goods will do well give as
a callour stock being we'll assorted and purchases
made with care
H. ROSENFELD Il BRO,
lie l6--tf IT'S Broad ST., next door corner 9th.
ESSEX AND KING n QUEEN LAND
NJ FOR SALE-TWO FINE FARMS FOR
SALE.-"BATHuRsT," In Essex county, on the Kappa
hammock River, about two miles below Tappahannock
containing 100 acres, with good dwelllnghous and
all necessary out-houses. The other in King and
Queen county, on the Mattaponi River near Walker
ton. called "WHITEHALL," containing 800 acres.
These Farms beautifully situated, and in good
neghbourhoods. They are offered for sale privately
until the 18th day OF March Ii not sold previous
to that time, Bathurst will that day, be offered at
public auction the premises, at IL o'clock, and
"Whiteha' on the Goth day OF the same month, at ~
O'Clock, on the premises.
For terms, apply to DR.. THoMAsC. CLopToN, OF
Gloucester county; f. A. ]. CLoPToN OF Richmond
or to the subscriber.
te 25--ctds CHASTAIN FARRAR.
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a LCOHOL~-2O bbls., % degrees above proof
IA for sale.
te24 DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co,
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AIN WEDNESDAY morning, the 26th instant
" commencing at 10 O'clock, as above, will be sold
at auction without reserve close consgnments Sc
veral lots and parcels of Go ods--among which are:
Secondhand Furniture, Grocerie les, Hardware Hats
Shoes, Fancy Goods, and many msce llaneous arti.
ces. too numerous to specify. Also lot of Window
Sash, Blinds, Shutters, &c.
Fancy GOODS AND HARpwARE-WiIl be added to
the above small invoice of Pocket Knives Razors
Scissors Knitting Pins Thimbles Tuck Combs, Spool
Cotton. Soaps, Looking Glasses, Purses, Pins Needles
&c. &C. GEO ]. SUMNER Auct.
f. 25
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WP EMoyAL.-The Subscriber, thankful for the
IA liberal encouragement extended TO him. respect
fully announces his friends and the public generally,
that he has removed the CHINA HALL to the
new building corner OF Main and New streets, three
doors above his old stand, and invites the community,
both of town and country, call and his stock of
CHINA, GLASS, EARTHEN. WARE, FANCY
GOODS and GAS CHANDELIERS & FIX
TURES He hopes by strict attention to business and
moderate charges for his wares ito insure increase
his sales HUGH A. WATT
fe l0-lm No. 10 Main 1T.
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EBUBLIC NOTICE.-I shall set out for Europe
n the latter end OF April and will execute any or
der1 that the merchants OF the State may give me- ol
commission upon the cost OF the goods Ia all cases
payment IN money, or a credit OF satisfactory cha
racter, furnished upon some English or American
Banker OF unquestionable standing, must accompany
the orders. d. II. LONDON.
~ The Lynchburg Republican and Vireinan, the
Fincase Democrat the Lexington Gazette, The South
side Democrat, the Danvle Register, and Charo,tes.
vile Jefesonsn will insert for one quarter, and send
their account to me- se 25--u
NUTTCHELI'S NEW COUNTING HOUSE
lvA MAP-A new map of the United States, by s.
Augustus Mitchell, particularly adapted to the count
| ing room, Just received and for sale by
k22 MORRIS & BRO,