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wv" was all ecstacief when he saw
the recipe 81 your fsi, iilnd, eni'iled "a
certain cure for love" iui on invests
.,,;ug he discovers thai as theory il
nigh, do. bu, pracllcallyii y absurd.
First eight ounrk Of sconsidera-
,;on." When man isplaced upon The
rack, suspended over lle Goals, or on
couch 81 sharp iron SPIES. he is very
good ohjec, for cons'dia.l'n. surely. bsi
far spec,sior To s,an,bIf and cry con>
,;d,roi;on. is indeed buckery. Tel. a
man 10 swim whuse lnds are tied.
/ %. HALT ,ha, qp,,iy OF 'nd'fer-
.,re" Al lil-hmaI was once led 10
The yallows 10 be hangt The hangman,
in placing The rope abt his neck, knock.
ed his pipe nu. Of hhcn'h--" Now,
ls.vs he. all sc hre my pipe al yer
foolishness, sure andIih ye shall pay
me, ano,hrr." This indifference; but
| am not Irish.
Sd. Ten grains ofirai''n'le." This
j. surely The cheapes. gredienl Of all !;
bu, PERM, me 10 r,iery fair liiend To
he i@x, whirh rca,l--4o good 10 them
tia, ,iespirfully u-e y and love them
tina, hate you"
Alb. "a spris Of rud We'll, surely.
!. This IS better Than .antei. Ny pale
/. cheek Dies indeed wsltuge I" give IL
in. won,ed bloom. but lar that article
: Is all monopolizej.
!, 5,h. . Employment, What sort Of
/ employment!
: Lastly, mix. boil, &ct Cool with a
J. Few s,ghs, and spread y The Thoughts
l. of your loved ones lperfeclion,.'
c These opposi,es would doubt effrr-
% yesce il mixed. and wont huire noboll.
inc. Bu, 10 talk of coo1wilh sigh
u, A cold sigh! well. my siSurn. They
i, heat my pillow. parch mbs. and dry
We my tongue. And as TO owed ones
q: ;mperfpr,ions, sure she hone. Has
an angel, Iia< the sui blemish.!!
Sometimes a shadow mayss its disk
ID but us genial warmth sao' Is ndown
IN an these are 10 be apply par, Of
10 The system which has long Re left me
an my heart, Well. have that ar,
ma ,,cle 'abon, me. When il rs back u
az me, / will make the apph} i prac
,icabIe. aud am Ten thousa'lnes oblig
IN, ed 10 my fair friend for 'hePe.
his ".
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FRoA RAJ no anANpn.

Tie New Otssn, hfp sckaaA lfdtr'
Ne reeipl II BFoentlills nspsis - li.,
saih nllilhn. ani nslea ihai l1ln.lr -.
irufTrul - Iis lsIrr rhy a. slls slleei lla
thsaan 4 - Esinbufg hpl l.e<a drsstaged
tr~m samesraass Eruwan4 - q sllr nru
6l.hu<arf masrmsni. rh~ rssanr, hoe.
,..r. rpeId nol Ne srsred 10 say rlisbls
..arrs. Edinbarg - an m~firzn taun.
,ius.r.l ia iraai az ll,s M~rirsa sa~a Al
R~sn ga. shirh - ssid "a have been IA I.
len by a party ~ ls~lers sdseh,user..
s..mr II s',< rzairn'ars are xisen By iI.s
B.asnsTilIr Flag. ~hieh. undrrshe head.
M a uprr Disturbances. pahli.lses
,hr f.sIin~sng;
I'VE hass ins, been shown Ienes
iram \ genllrmzn In Ediaburr. xhicl,
,la.es llazi t:ars.jai hid .kain ernssrd lie
river frnm lhis hank and l.ken p .ssrssien
AZ lI.r small ia~n of Rryaess. This
haad If ,adrenlurers. The lelser sa.rs.
numlsrrs same sixty men. nader ,I,e i.s>
m-disle command uf czps. Norton, of~
N me irad~rs az ihe 6rsl mavesnens az
t,assai=I. sad Win losa an zrE nj The al
task Il Malsmoios. Ta~ real objrcf of
tbs fpnrli. f.nay Of csrvsjsl seems "a
Lsre made itself msn,frsl al the au,ses.
a.n Is sad that one Of ihe fi.a aels of
these men on rnieung Reynasa was N
srizr lhe zlraldes. az rivil magistrates,
and hang lll-,n up anIil they had exsarIrd
from ,hrsn III. sum of fur thousand dali
~. a. The price ~ their hvrs and The Sc
cari,y 81 The drfrnrcIess ei,izens. j
.rhe coniiuned fepr,ilion of ll,ose "a -
less faays upon Mrxieo by men from me |
Am-riran hank az The rlvsr have meriiesl
the depreciation. and are brheId with jus,
indigna,ion hy every good citizen on the
fI"n,irr. and esperizlly with the American
parlian III ,leln. who have the mnrliiira-.
linn 81 hrholdlug The good relslians and
humany which they have isbar~s 10 e.
i,hlrh with their neighbors continually
hruken up. and III Il loo hy men who are
aliens ~ The r1uniry-men WIN have
sought and received protection in the
country = hnse laws they are so reckless
Is si"lAllng. To such an extent has This
feeling ri Indignation arrived. that, in The .
ahsrnee af The Federal Cnur and other
proper authority Tor The suppression of
these eiimrs. public meetings Of The ri1-
ztas have hrsn suggested, in which IL is
contemplated To adopt surh measures 40
will secure shr quier ut ,rese r~f.esss
while among ms. OF force ,i'r@ IA seek
other places 40 which 10 fomrni and con-
corl their plan. inr pepeiual disturbances.
We certainly think some energetic. deter
mined course necessary on the psrs 81 our
Government. The honor ef The nation
demands that effective measures should
be taken. and promptly. The harmony
al present existing wiih our neighbors,
will be again violently broken. our pro-
porous aud growing commercial relations
FRUSTRATED. and all return 10 dlscord.
conlenlion. JEALOUSY. and strife. u some
prompt ac,inn he not taken on the pali oil
our Government.
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GREAT BARGAINS!
Selling OF q Valuable Stock Of Goods
a II COSTA

AMEs y. PALMER Of HiIbborough, N.
C-hasing made an sssisnmsni a bis rsock Of
Goods 10 me for the payment cf his debts. the
same viii be sold n cost ior cssh in HiIIshosoush
and Of the Store al White Cross in Orange
county.
Having aiso made an assignment 10 me Of an
the debts due him every way. Cor the ssms pur.
pose, those indebted 10 him are requested 10
CONF forward and pay the same without delay,
~ Indulgence cannot be given.
Ma. JOHN M. FAUCETT has l,ern sppoins.
cd my Agent to attend 10 the sale Of The Goods
and the collection and settlement Of the debts Of
the concern.
, NATH'L ]. PALMER.
Hillsboroush. March 81, 1854. "a
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Tue wrfs or SENATOR DousLAa-A
Washington correspondent. ~ri,ing 10 The
Western Wasehman, "a religious paper
published u 81. Louis. sss,es thai only
/. day o. to" hrfofe her death Mr.. Dong
= had remarked tina, his happiness was
complete. lie had just been re-Ylecled
10 me United S'a'es Sena,e Tor six years.
and his wife had just given birth 10 her
first daughters He had then Two sons
and daughter. with one &c The most
pleasant and accomplished wives 10 make
his home paradl-e; and his State al The
same time. erinred her disposition 10 la
wish upon him the greatest honnr.
Union.
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Quick RETRlnurloN.-Am man named
BOYD had some slight difficulty with
another, Gauthreaux, in Sacramento,
California, and was heard, after an
interview with The latter, to make some
threats. The Union gives the finale o.
the affair:
A short time laterin the afternoon,
Bovd went to the hotel where he lett his
rife. and taking it in his hands, was
| heard to say as if speaking to himself,
that che ould kill sumo Person'' ne nao
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The ~ -
lurn has bern y not Dead yet.-A new
ton by The alleged ,li.fbs bourbon ques-
evidence a, New Orleans. An'Jjpperianl
lady in thar city. vile to former sssch
lary Of the Dulchess dAugouleme. Was
present at The Time Belsnger made his dy>
ing declaration Of having brough, The
Dauphln 10 this country. and that she pos.
srsses large number 81 documents. going
sn,, sir her X Iuawie.ge IN regard 10 lie AZ,
fair to gentleman who was n member O
DR.. Hawkes. church al New orleans
wi,hou, being aware Of tie in.eres. which
The question had recently excited al ih.
north in consequence " the publication
in Pu,nam's Monthly. u Is also sale
,ha, The evidence che will furnish is con
elusive in faym Of Mr.. Williams.
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NKw WESTERN PASCAL. Miles. OF
the u. =. Array. communicates inl"rma-
,ion 10 The For, Smith (A,k Herald. that
q new pass through the mountains IN
New Mexico has beeu. discovered. by
means nf which San Francisco can he
r. .ched by "a journey Of twenty live
DAYS for loaded wagons" from Alhn-
querque. The Herald supposes u TO be
ihs nne kunwn as " alker's Pass. androI,'
sides il as senlmg The question about The
rou,e for the Pacific Railroad. This ques'
lion, we ,hink. can only be settled by the
several surveys authorized by The las
Congress. MAJ. Inter-
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THE DAuPHix.-A friend has sent us.
sayssi'~ Philadelphia lnquIEsr. lhe follow.
ing. taken irom ihr WrrkIyAnrora. pub
lished 10 Philadelphia the 29lh October,
1911: a euuinns report was in eircuIa.
lion in London the latter end of August.
that the Dauphin Of France Is still alive.
A person is said 10 have arrived 10 Eng
land, who knows his place Of residence
and has communicated this nlhe Govern.
nrni. besides making affidavit 10 The same
effect"
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Ma. sppnt Asp eraa.-ln he se,,,,
q q speech spnsimt since delivers
- ne ssuafe by NJ soule ke ssld-
. ~ eu asliusi Purchasing cob,
" hoster kuoRs anything az 4 sssl;ss
PRIDE. muss b awars DAT Sb.nisrd,
chn usfsF y brought 10 ~Il cuba II ! !.
Ana y see.as Z" me ssx1nzs that We
should persist in s<ekiax 10 purel.xe
cnbs whe1 Spin ssss she Is sn~illisz
10 ell It-whea her own Minister
have deeiaFedin the most saIe.nn man.
ner that they would sooner see lhat
bsautlIaI possession sunk its the bot
iesa o. the ocean thsn to see ID 70 10
any nther pe~sr. Your tender ii pur-
chase therefore can effect nothing.
."No sir. fhzre still another ebies.
ton against purchasing Cuba. Their
= something there that speaks ales 4
ler those ssarring cubanos who e4Il
aPon Us Tor assistance. They are
prood aud would not consent 20 this
purchase. | am unwilling to move.
|helrssuscepsibiIities; and thus, . far
- rish Of mine can have anybearing
'Pon any policy which might now or
hereafter be pursued. the idea Of pur-
'hasing cubahas6ecome an otsoidt one.
md must be abandoned. II is useless
o attempt il. Il is more than useless
Q speak Of it. Spain is unwilling To
ell, and from the surrounding political
atmosphere ! do not know that we
sould incur less danger in purchasing
han IN conquering the Island. l am
sainst purchasing it,"
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Mast of our readers, acquainted with
planning machines, are probably aware
that the heaviest suit brought under
the Woodwork Patent has been pend
ing in the Circuit Court Of North Ca
rolina for three years past: we mean
the suit Of Potter & Kidder VS.. P y;
counsel in the country we're retain.
ed in It, and twenty-five thousand
dollars in the three years we're e.
pended by the parties in the prepara'
ton Of the cause for hearing. II was
before the court at the last term, on
motion for an interlocutory injunction
and Mr.. Justice Wayne ordered thu
complainants' bill to be amended al
required by the answer. refused the IN
iuction. and remarked that the plead
lings on behalf Of the defendants ex
ceeded any for ability. and the grea
number of new points raised, that ha'
ever fallen under his notice. A cas-
cf more importance to the country an
"a the patent law had never arisen, IN
defendant continually running the ia
machine, and the evidence GOVERN
everything known in relation to tn
Woodworth patent and all the plan,n
I, machines in this and foreign countrie
! Having reached this crisis, the con
plainaSts proposed to dismiss the bil
J. ah Marty having their own costs
! and thus has ended this vigorous.
e prosecuted and most vigorously d
p Tended suit Of any that has yet BET
. brought under the Wordsworth Patent
% Scientific american.
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A<S e@ 1kv0 WI 10 !
TpasarSs Of oa< szsssa,8 Piasss aid, and
nfro I'D bad sa<tfg
a IHAfs hssiag had the sslE Asrxsr %
he pianos u Srssxsr x Drxz4x in Viz.
1ins ami North CsrolIn4---soe~xh<i wiabahe On.
i.~failsd number We have add. (sBoEe ihsn eas
ihaussnd.l enables "a 10 z<sen with sFush and
eonhdense. from % long and wslltried e1pefiencs
that thfy ere
UNSURPASSED IN TONE AND FINISH
embracing in the s.ne Rnpes
uosf MAoT and Sati. ss lpsH e. Nssf Posg-
e.fui and superb 7on<.
We keep slwsys on hand . I.fre and vsrj~d
aos~o' me "eicta sfges and the ioaossf rates, %
mat purchasers can alwsys E9d exactly The style,
rie's ihss may want; The ditirfence in price be-
lns seeessionsd shly by ihe outward finish, ens-
iaes fhose who wish To buy cheaper infrumen,s.
The ssme advantages Of fne and beautiful
tone as IN Piano Of greater value "A large
number ne noe sell. are lefi ensisek 10 our
own taste and selection, by lhoss who are not
ale 70 he present ihenw<ivcs. and - Il always de.
wolves much more responsibility upon Us, Ill may
ne assured, who want good Pianos. that with at
IGNITION. caution and pfompsnes~ to their orders,
thry shall have Pisao< Forte az preciriy the
northern price. las has Seen often iessed.) and
an instrument from the best makers in the world.
Guaraniietl and allowed 10 be returned II not
all they are representedt to be.
- r. p. NASH. j
Piano Forte Ware Rooms.
Corner Sycamore and Bsnk Streets,
Petersburg. Va, April IS. 1883. 62-
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saa ~ dnsed. sid yeu may ps,lsfy your.
sr'l By ePllral posi- ,hss 4 ) clean hul
ihe JIG hss bui huls hole h he iop.
sod ~ inieIiuE Z ~ dalknsss. No eye
penshsirs i, no bad nus - ever lie sas-
lsrF. Jon ran rlrsn i nuly ~ pnlling in
wzser zhd shaking \ VI and pouring Il
"at. u ihs wsirr rosnfs oat rlfzn. zoe
may judge fnu hsse sueeredsd IN eIrsn-
'ss the $sz. and riet rersa. Ilrncrsihe
Ius>s Ike llse human Irsn. No mortal
ryr ~ loak in,a is Fsresses. .ndpy m
ran only JUICE Of a. pausy BY What
rames sul az r..
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To Painters and others.

To Painters and others.
VNE have in Store and for Sale, barrels Of
w Iinl-Seed Oil.
2 barrels Spirits Of Turpentine,
1900 lbs. White Lead,
1000 lbs. Fire Proof Paint,
500 lbs. Zinc Paint,
barrels Tanners Oil,
barrels Sperm Oil.
s. ID. SCHOOLFIELD & Co.
April 10. S.
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MAR Il led.

In the vicinity Of Fayetteville. on the sih inst
by The Rev. Joseph e. Hu,ke. DIR. THoxAs q.
Hall 10 Mis-. JoAssl Josrs Axprmsos, eldest
daughter Of VIM. ). Anderson. Esq.
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One of the Washington correspond.
ents af the New York Herald says that
Gen. Gushing is the only man Y. the
Cabinet who can talk anything besides
English. At the diplomatic dinner
given BY Mr.. de Bodisco on Wednes,,
day, the Attorney General charmed
and surprised the distinguished party
by his captivating accomplishments
Like a veritable polyglot, he convers-
ed in French with Nj. lie Compt de
sartiges, in Spanish with Don Calderon
de la Barca, and in Dutch with Baron
Tesla. spike German with Baron Won
Gevolt, Portuguese with DE Figan'ere
and the most unexceptionable Tuscan
with the representative Of the two 81
Giles. Alas! the Secretary Of State
made sorry figure in tolerable Eng
fish only. But some people think y
can walk Spanish"-an accomplish,
ment every body has not cultivated
and which it is said Caleb knows HOY
to teach.
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We heard with very great pleasure.
week or two ago, OF the fact stated
in the following paragraph from the
SSsst,sntiic American, and ought then to
defeat az f66s s the public upon the
upon the satisfactory sch CLAIM, and
most expensive and harrassing sa,et .
tween most estimable and enterprisins
gentlemen: Fay. Obs.
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lust received good assortment Of School
- Books and Stationary. Also House Paper,
very cheap, Mating, both plain and red checked.
LONG & WEBB.
April IL. ST.
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Gen. Scott has purchased hand
some house in Twelfth s>6<ef, near
Fifth Avenue. New York. Ter sa6, 600.
hnd designs taking up his permanent
residence IN il.
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o. Q. sUFhFmE COURT REr0RTs,

y ~. ~ paua ~ rris. uiih sll sshsr A. q.
i.ss boats, snd Lac Baoks srnsrsiiy. -
"a lhsna1i fsfelalle ieEuus, -
= =. J.. Hale 4 SON.
II Also. barge slork " Mrdsrsl. Hiasrissa
4i.r<li<sears, sad S<hoal Baaks. PIsnk Basks.
Paper. &C. q phoie~sle and retail Il shs Bcok
stase. Fsseslesii's. n {.
April Is. 1854 So
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About the Jug.-rhe singu.
lar uleusil, 4 pail. l0nb'e deesals,
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A late Paris lrssrr szsss-- The Am~-
siexns rsnnal heIp Noticing snd sdsnirinr
''hs rzpidi,y wi'h shirh he Fsfnch afrsl
~snifo SEA. Thirty <is Isours sll@r The
drspassh Gas HANDED Ia he admiral. his
Twelve rrssels leiI he rozsls n Toulon.
Should lhry be asdrati as secretly or
promptly 20 Has Il or cuhs. lhry would
arrive - their dssiihslian l.einre il rould he
Known a. Washington thai ihry had even
lefl Inc Frrnrll rozsi."
The Besf .4prii Foot effhs !Stason.-
Among the many aaemp,s.so play afTl
practical kes nIsan the = green our al
the h,s, 81 April. shai az lady af one 81 (,
the boarding houses Of our city. % tie hest
We have ster heard Il. II is This: She |
prornfrd. from q msrhlr yard, several
pieres ~ pure white mArhle. and break
ing Them into nice liII!e humps. pal them |
inIo the singer hawls. The rounlrrffn Was
unsupec,ing person rould
have detected ihe fr.ndf Som supper
wa. ready; The Tea was poured. and HE
sugar bowls were pas.rtl around the fable. /,
Ever body i"ok one. TWO. or three Inmps.
according to their hiking, Then foIlowed
= general tasting and stirring all around |
The lable--nnhody = tea was swceI enough. l
and the sugar rrInsrd positively 70 nell.
The g'onnd their Spoons against il. and
stirred again. and again. bui il was no GO.
The sugar proved To be marble. and they
for once. proved 10 he .9pri Fools.
Charleston Standard.
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Santa Alma Declared President Of
Merico. A l'elrgr aphc despatch from
New Orleans inforns Us ni The formal
proclamation "f.he election Of lirn. oa''-
In Anna To the Presidency OF Mexico.
Presiden, I.nmbard,ni. wi b his Secrets
ry, and Gems. Uraga aud Carrera. as.
semhlsd ON the 9Th ul,imo and opened
the ballots east at the recent election 'hr
Presi,irn, nf the Republic. Earh State
cas-, hu, one vote. and The result, was thai
eighteen States yo,e.l FIR Santa Anna ans
ave f.r other candidates. I,
Gen. Santa Anna was then formally
declared President Of the Republic o
Mckee. amid the greatest manifestation
of enthusiasm. On rearhlng the eaPna
he /. 10 be Immediately inangnra'eu' ="
which The greatest preparations we'
making. MAJ. inftmseHce''
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SaSTAtANxA.-The N. York Times.
abiding to the recent movements 81
Santa Anna, says that here is strong
suspicion that he has had the brlDe Q,
the viccroyalty, ia perpefno, offered
him. upon the condition Of restoring
Mexico to the parent stem.
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Books! Books.

MAY be found at the Drug Store, great va
lsA riety OF Gift Books and Animals, among
which arc the following:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01
VIRGINIA SECESSION.

Tb, Wellsburg Herald of the 18th ult. states
that the meeting TO consider the proposition for
the secession of the upper part of The "Pan.
Handle" TO Pennsylvania, was large one,
and showed lgreat enthusiasm on the subject.
Ii says:
Resolutions plainly and emphciieally set
ting forth our grievances and determination,
were thoroughly discussed, and adopted with
great unanimity, aud committee appointed TO
correspond, and TO carry out the objects OF the
resolutions adopted. The meeting was then
adjourned until next Tuesday evening. Nine
outof ten of the citizens are in favor OF the an
nexation 10 Pennsylvania, unless we can oo
tain from the State some guarantee that VIII
protect US in the future, and compensate US
for the anomalous and injurious geographical
position in which we are to be kept by the
State of Virginia.
The Herald states that the people there have
weighed all the consequences and the prooa'
bilities, and are quite earnest in the pfosecu'
ton of their purpose to secede II poss'o'e
from Virginia.
BY the way, how would it do to give up Inc
"Pan.H Handle" and the Eastern ehore' ana
thus make the old State little more compact,
so that on the principle OF the square, In mill"
tary tactics, she could the more efiectually,
resist the pressure from without! Except that
we don't like to see any part of the soil bear
ing her honored name given up, we don'tkn
that it would be a bad idea. Nevertheless,
even as q matter of policy, we are not pre-.
pared 10 say that some good arguments may
not be urged on the other side. Northampton
has lately given signs of extraordinary fruit
fulness-vde the case of Capt, Noting ham s
Sheppard ought not to be hastily surrender.
ed. Besides, there is the old idea about II Q
uselessness of the pan without the handle. So
it may be just as we'll to 'let the old State be-
and just as she is, in the energetic language
of Capt. Sims, to 'let her rip.''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-01

The SPRING TRADE.-The lively scenes now
daily witnessed in our mercantile and other bust.
ness streets and Inarts, and the unusually large
quantities of goods constantly pouring into our
Railroad Depots and canal boats, show that the
spring trade Of cur city has fairly set ic. The
wholesale merchants Of Main and Pearl streets, are
buried in oceans of goods, and are kept as busy as
bees from morn till night, in exhibiting their ex,
tensiye and handsome assortments, and in packing
up goods sold for distant points. The assortn.ents
Of this Spring unusually large Of all descrip.
tons of goods and the qualify and patterns, wheth.
er OF wooden, silk, or cotton manufacture were
never perhaps superior, Or SO rich and handsome
And while former prices are maintained for some
articles, yet there are many O. superior quality,
selling at less than heretofore. We are pleased to
see this season an extensive retail trade avsiling
themselves of'the advantages OF this market The
plies OF boxes, bales, bags, &c, daily lining the
walks on every hand, labelled for every poin. of
the compass, show that the merchants of the cosn.
try begin to duly appreciate the eorts OF ths mer.
chants OF Richmond TO afford supplies worthy their
patronage. They have discovered That the assort.
nents here embrace everything required for Viz.
ginia or Southern trade and consumption and tia,
the goods can be obtained upon terms as favorable
as they can be had IN Northern towns: and indeed.
upon terms more favorable, when distance, trans
portauon, &c, are taken into the account.