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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16

que f.isait ia tulipe pore dalis ysa cham
brc.
lie soir Oh nous sofntnes arrives, II
/ allait enttuf CONNIE les altilres snirs
,nnis nnlIs luvoBs W, les jeunes Eens
n'ayaicnt e,hangt que qnelunes paroles,
ct Cornelius await renvoye Rosa pour
WELLER STIR Ia luiipe.
En- vcyantRe-a reotrer danssn clian
bre, dix minutes apres Ell ere sartie,
Bostel cotnprit que Ia tuiipe await feuri
90 alat henrr.
C'etait done pendant cotte nuit-a que
Ii grande partie aflsdt 50 jouer; aussi
Boxtel 80 presenta Til chez Gryphps
avec une provision de gcnieyre double
de Contumr.
Il C'est- a-dire avec mc bouteille dams
chagne poche.
Gryphus gris,sBostd stait maitre de
In maiscn i peu pres.
A onzo henres, G'yphns. stait ivre
mort. aAsdcux heuras du malin, Boxtel
VII so,liF Rosa dc I'd chnmbre, n,ais sisi-
Element ellie tenait dams ses bras IN
objet qn'elle poriait avec pfecaution.
Get obiet, lG'ttait sntls aucun douie
Ii tulirc noire 1ui yenait dc ilenfir.
Mals, pn'alait.elle en- faire
Alait ellie l'instant meme parIir
nour Hatlcm nvct ellie ?
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16


II n'etalt pas possible pu'une jennt
q lie enlrep'it sc"le, 4 NUT, un parei
voyage.
Allait- ellie sunlement monrcr ig,'t iu-
lipe a Cornelius. c'tti,t probable.
II suivit Ros, pieds nus ct sur Ia poin
te du pied.
/ II h.sil s'approther du gnichet.
lliNhtendit appeltr Cornelius. =
4 HHasc,,r de- Ia lanterne sonrtle, II
yit IA tulipe -ouyertc, noirc CONNIE Ia
mutt dams 'aqltlIe il ttait cache.
II entendlt tout 10 projc, arteth entire
Cornelius ct Ross, d'envoyer TN mossa-
ger 4 narler1.
II Wit les 7levres des icux iennes gems
SC TOUGHER, pnis Il tntendlt Cornelius
renyoyer Rosa.
1Ivit Rosa etcindre Ia nnterne sour-
de ct reprendre ie cAslnin de safehan
bre. -
II III yit rcntrer dans sa chambrc.
Puts IL In VII, dix minutes aples, soriir
dc ga chambre ct en- lermtr asFo soin
III porte adouble Gle.
pourquoi fernat.elle cette porte avee
taltNde soin, e'est que dcfrere cetie
poffetlle enternait iliulipe noire.
Boste4, qni yoyait tolH celia oacht sur
le palier dc raiago supefieu Ia cham.
tts dc Rosa, dcsutasdit nne mHfehe DE-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16

II. ~
f.'EsviEuS.
[ snife. ]


II rt1srhit qn'il valait micux atten.
lrn Ia norai,os III prendre une henre
avnnt qn ellie s'onvrit, Oh nhe henre anles
un'elle sci'ait onserte, et pariir a Pitis~
tnt marne suns rutafd pour Harlem, on.
ayan, qu'on etit ttamo recIame, la tulipu
serait desant les jnges
Aors, ce sefait celni on celie qui
rtclamerait que Bostel aetasefait dc
vol.
C'ttait IN plan tres bien ccned ct
dgne q, tout point Dc eoh,i qui le CON.
ce'ait. -
Ainsi teas birs, pendant cette
doaee heore que les jeunes gems pas
saicnt nu gui,het de Ia prison, Boxtel
entrait dams Ia thambre de In Ienne file.
non pas pour violer CO sanctuaire de
sirglhtte, tnais pour suivrc les propres
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16

doptcra lo gonvcrnrmont dee Etats-
Unis dans l'aiiaire kosta. "C'est upo
ertc"r dc oroiro que Ic gouvernement
est n Washington, e'est ecris 10 fou
gn"ns orateur: nous. les sau,erains. som
mes lc commencement, ct nous nous SOM
mes prononces nn Envcur dn capita,nc
ingrHham.'
lie gouvernrmrnt ne snurnt resister
q ln rnissance de l'opinipn pnbligne.
ON d'f dn te7tc que la Ietire dn secr6-
tairc Marcy hi donnu ample saiistj,c-
ton.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
IA NOTE DE NJ. MARCY.

&c document. anssi admirable dc sly
lc que de precision ct de IcgI1ur, ma
pas cn dependant le don de pItire sans
restriction ii" .N1fionm Mteihgfucer. Get
o,gn,e dc uus les inie,ats auti. amer -
cans ct do tnutcs les dees oui ont f,it
Icn' temps. II est vrai que ce innrnaI u
reCn. le meme Jour. dams ! Imor, I'm
double tchr,. II e'cst vi. il Ia foie. con
trehit dams Ia Justification anfi-nationae
dc l'Anlri,hp, ~ III s't'ait hale d'entre-
rrrndrc, ct dement, d propos dc= do
matches itvolable d III position dc
fAnt',hp. qI'i await t'6 IL premier ii
prefer ans rcpffscntants de Ia France
ct de- IAngl,,t,te. II y await bien Ia de
lnoi hi donner IN pe's de mauyaisc In
incur, ct il ne le legnise pas dnns Far
'icle par leQnel il hnnonce Ia pnblicn-
lion de la leponse du secrtta,re d'f,tat
Il Nj. le che,aler de Huseimun
g Une lecture raride. dit-il, nit
dtcouvrir des opinions dignes de Iouan-
ges ct des opinions don't on dois s'tcar-
Ter; meis 10 Respect do IN document
anssi important ex'ge 1n'i ne soft pas
"pprecie ltgercmrnt Oh Ia hate, ct
nous dift6rohs tout cotnmentaire sur les
maiitcs ct les dttne,ites qn'on tronve
lusqu'a ce que le public nit eu le temps
de Ie'iiro e, d's rthschir. Aujourd'hai.I
nous nous borncrons 4 dire que. le snjet7
eel raite avec l'hnbiett qui distingae
le secretairc d'Etat en- natlere de con
ct avee uh ton ealme CT frrme;
Ct que le principal default de cctte lei
Ire est qo'en Y ali pousss sl loin III de-
Tense dn drcit dc kosla aux immunitts
lie In qnalitt de citoyeiret il Ia protec.
ion qui nest due ora IN citoyen des
Gtn's.unis. Avaneer qnel'aete pWala
'le par leqnel eel faite ,lne simple de-
,laration dinlention dc dnsei,ir y.citoyen
evet tout dun COUP i'etanger dcs droits
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16

Marcy. Apres les lugcmcnts f,vcrnblcs
cites pnrscc derncr, IL tnodrnit que lrr
lngcs deere haut tribunal cussent decide
| le pour et le contrc. pour donner raison
d MfeiigcnFer, CT nous som'ncs parfn
! tnnent surs Qu' est une pre,vc qu'il
| 'raFalIlera vaipement G,ire.
! Qnant l'assertion de &c lenrnal, quo
la grandc massc du peuple anitricaln NJ
paltage pas In dolttinc que souiin, lr
secra'airc d Etat, II ne fant pour IL, r,'~
tu'er Que rappelnr lc conccrt unnrin'c
darrlaudIssements que Ia noble con
i=dultc du caplainc Ingraham Il proso1ut
dams le pays, meme drant lc savnnt ct
triumphant ploldo,cr qui est venl de
noutrcr tons que Get otllcicr, on obtis
SAINT il un Iouahe ct gtnercuh sentiment,
~ npas cesst de rcsptctcr In constitution
ct les lois de son pays. a,issi bien que le
droit intcrnational. Si Ies poItiuurs q
gol<tes IT troids dc rMteNigencer prem,
ncnl Ia mesnrc dc leur intelligence et
de lenr eunr pour ctllc du sentiment
national. lis Sc lromrent arrangement
''''''''' ''''' - ''N''' ''
1''S '' soo'e'hoheh' oahs ee''e c".
constance 'ne''"'ho''' ne tnfdofn pm" n
''S 'o'F'''c'e "e 'e"f etteh'' s's pcn"
vent 6trc convalncus. En attendant,
q"ils s'inior'ncnt du petit nnubrc dc
lo''''"A' l'' meme oahs 'c"' par''' 1n' ent
condamne r cnpitainc lngrahatn, ct is
'e''oh' II d'hs 80 iH'l De Nnol don
"'' meme APP"fch'c '' ~ r'oh'h''''"
~ c" Z" Us "Va"te"'' ,..,
In &C 1'' concc'ne 'Ht''tu1c dn''"
rance eledn Nng't'e'fe dams '"'t'n'
ue s'nyfne' Mte'hgen'er, pour ,ssayef
&c oe'noh'fef que oh'o" en- pas d''
asse2 pour rHss"fer '"p'n'on pnbl'qnr'
'cscrhd des ''gnnes ST rho'"b'es
On ei'es ne HA'eh' gnerc Ia re'ho Qn'n' y
~ nrre'e'
- o'''n rH cxP'imec ''hs' "'e'
DE t'""ce ot ahgle'efrc OBS
procede dams ctt'e al'a'fe avec ''nc CT
'onspec''o" hea"conp plus d'g"e dc
""ange; ct Mtefhgeuter vent s"'or CT
lne ces mih's''es ont Jo't asec cireons-
'ec,'o"' va &C w Tvs o"' ''u, ~ 'e "'t
lnc'1"es ''gnes pl"s 'o'" "la France
alt savo'r II" 'abihel dc ' 'etne q"e'lP
'eS"PP'ooVs ~ coho''''' '' ocs "eeh'' ~.
y, ','''e''s ''"', '"e' =, ~ ''''"'''e '''''
,'e ,'' eh''sage ne''p '''''''e ''on'fe P'o'
','',e' po"' 'es '''''S e' "a s'''e'a'"e-
. 'e :" 40, A. i''1 w, pun 'e' p'e'e"~
Wv 'o ~, r'','' "''
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16

S4&M
presqu'atIstisetne moment, son ,isage
sc trolivt, Ell lace dn sisage pale ct de-
compose dc Rosa, -
II recula paissant hi meme d'cfIroi.
s-@4 CornelitIs Cornelius s'ecria celle
ci Iialetante.
Qnoi doua mon D'eu demand"
lie ptisonnicr.
= Cornelius, Ia tnlipe.a
- Eth bien I
- Comment vous dire celia 7 -
= uites, di'es,Jscsa.
On nous faprisenen nous Ia rolec,
- On nof,s IA prist, on nous In 70
Isc s'ecria Cornelius.
- OH. dill Rosa Ell .sapp'iyant eon-
ire Ii porte pour NJ Pas ton,ber. Ouf,
prise, voice. =
1t malgrs ellie, les r,tnbcs hi man-
qnant, ellie glissa tombant sur ses &c.
noux.
- Mais comment celia hcmanda
Cornelius. Dites- moi, espliatiez lmot''
- oh il ny u pas dc ma f'''fe' mon
ami.
panvrc Rosa ellie b osal plus dire
Mon bien aime. 4
- Won, l'avez laissen senlr- III Ior-
nel,us ayce IN accent lamentabIc
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
.Honsiear fLddfur..
T0HS SIS tMIs.

g. NcnlIltz atinoncer que .ie suis candi.
DIT aux eIcctions de Novembre rfo~
chain, pour Ia place dc Gfetlitr de Di.-
trict pour IA pi,roissa Assomption.
II. G. LORET,
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16

OF A Ia rcquato dc tons seq n,n;s, "
DESIRE LEBLANC. n ronsen,; i 60
porter counne tanddat Ia plaee dc
1retfier de la Gour du Cinquiemc Dis
t''ct, poufla paroissc Assumptions
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
MoHs,ear / FEd,fcur,

scn''l"z annoncer quo ctdnnl anx
solicitations dun grand nonrhro d anis,
M.#NllEOR LEBLANC conscnt
Sc laisscr porter candldat n IL pl;,fa
dc Recorder de Ia patoissc Assumption.
a Ia prochaine election.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
MonsteU Ld,tcur,

NeullItz annoncer que NJ. DCTA|E C
BLANCHARD est etndidat Ia rlacc
dc Sherii, de cette paroissc, a ltIcc-
ton de Novembre PROCLAIM.
LIE PEUpIE.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
nS5,ILotrp nANIs.
,NyNetrnr HIiikct,r.

N"o'll'z 'n"oncrr que N, Ep,u,Rr
Wives "s' cn'didat Ia place d'.Asses-
sour, a"x elections do Nuvc,nhrc r,o-
chain CT qnil sera sontehh par
T0Us SIS ANIs.
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Naroltonvillc, - Juliet 1853.
lipnstcr / IEdrfctv,

Nruillcz annonccr dams votre cstimo
ble journal que M. a. 4 HUFFMAN.
le ti'nIairc acincl. II consenti il SO lais-
ser porter coinInc candidat a Ia place
Il" SheIIE, aux elections de noveubrr
proclaim. In re1',ate de
SES NOMBRTI1N AMJS.
(SnIvcnt de nomhrcrses signatures
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
MANIFEST ATlQN EN- rAtEuR
Du CAP. 1NGRAlIAM.

Dune fasscmblee qni Ell lien a New
Io,k. l'ex-senHtea, Hall u dit 1ne let
gonsrtnrrneits slfnigrrs etaient tres
untic,ix dc connaire in marthe qn'a-
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1853-10-16
SES NOMBREUX AMIS

lSnivcnt d" nomhrcuses signatn'cs.)
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
ARRIVALS al THE PRINCIPAL HUfELc
YESTERDAY.

COLUMBIAN HOTEL d w Paul, Petersburg;
1 A Mitchell, Pittsylvsuia; B Crowder. Amsiis;
+ w McCraw; g n Rails, Charlotte; VIM Laird,
Henry; A ] Vaughan, Pistsyivania; L A Cousins,
Campbell. VIM Morton and RIA Purgear, Clarks.
vile; T w Anderson, L w Cement. s Fitzgerald,
d Cclemsn, ir, and 8 Thompson, Pittsyl vania;
VIM Wsrttou and 8 II Woittsn Prince Ed; j
Anderson, Pittsy lvsnis; w T P McCsrga an
Watson, Charlotte; Hoail; VIM Il Garland,
Aleemsrle; w H browning, Culpeper; A White.
head and D Glenn, Pittsyvsnis; j Harris, Al
bemare; w Netherland, Pewhatsn; Hamln, N
C; Neal and K Roy ster, Dsnville; Cunditf,
ID Chiffon, and q Laird Va; l. SpTigg, Ysncey-
vile; Msnnon, c: w Burke, Notrowsy; VIM
spots Va; C II Bracket. Ky; J Depp, Pow hatsni
Browne Howsrdsville; E q Thursnon, Martins
vile; M Lowry, Wheeling.
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-T Carter and SON, va;
Redd ard Miss kedd, Prince Edward; Mrs DR.
hackston, child and servant, Miss ThacksEon, Miss
Virginia Peters and DR. G Petsrs, FermvIle; X
Ford, Williamsburg; J F Bunny, A5emarie; n B
Christian, New Kent; E Pollard. King VIM w
We {, Louisa 6 Mittnacht, Bait; M Mayo,
Cumberland; C Morris and w d Clay, Ensiano;
w Bond, Norfolk; Mai Taylor and ia5y, ana MRS MRS
Winsoow child aud servant 3 A; Mrs Childs va
DR. T J Woodbridge, Hanover Hamilton, os''i
r Pace Aibemarle; w 0 Msssee, N I; Sfs'e'
IL, Henry; Col K Mansfield, U A. n hossse,
Newbern; M Pennington, Z; ID Robinson, "" :;
n pcne &c: B Douglas, King Wiiiism NJ
Ferrel. Giles; w LoVingstoE, \; MIS-
Iovipsston, do w w H Thsckston. L, farm 'iile,
{; Whit,more Boston; } Houssrsht Va; L Dead.
wick. Tenn; D Il Foster, Bait Jas Hunter, Va; ID d
Reed, VT; Everett, Va
AMERICAN HOTEL.-J I Robertson,
Mann. G james. Petersburg; l. E Harris, L
q Leigh. Amelia; N Powell and lady, Iowa;
w l. Minter, lady, child and servant, Egb't E
Fowlks, Candiff. Va; A 5 Egg, Miss NJ E
Hawks, Miss Robinson. Lewisburg; w Nor.
ton, K A Purynan, GAINESVILLE; D r DeCosta.
Madrd; 5 C Griggs, Ill; w Parsons, Jne D
Harrison, n Y; 4 Sharp and lady. Mrs Arch.
Mcdonald, B F Darracott and lady, Va; Cap
Cavendy ann daughter, N Y.
CITY HOTEL.-E Fl Chandler, Junction;
II Brownel, Charlottesville; 5 Fry Hano-
yer; J Duke, Louisa; A Hill, Caroline; E
Mallory, Hanover; Phillip Taliaferro, and DR.
r Workman, Caroline; s C Sutton, King Wm
N Phillips, sand B C Parcy Woodville; J
Pendleton, and Fl Watkins, King & Queen;
A L Boyd, Alabama A A Baine, H Hughes,
Virginia; II Sefork, N c; Capt Davis, Cur
It's Peck; P ] Hansborough, Charleston; Cas-
tie, CIover-HiIi ] H Harris, Petersburgi H t
Murphy, Georgia., ] H Morrow,IW ashington;
J H Hodges, Norfolk; T F Malburt, N York,
B c Harvis and lady, rexas;J II Carpenter,
Washington,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
NEW SPRING GOODS.


WE are now receiving a large and handsome
w Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods
adapted to the Spring and Summer Trade, to
which we invite the attention of our friends and
the public generally. They were purchased in the
Northern markets under the most favorable cir.
culnstances, for cash. Being determined to make
sales intend offering every article in assert
mens at the very lowest prices, to all who may ia
Vor Us With CALL Our Stock consists of the fol-
lowing in part:
Bleach and Brown Sheetings and Shirtings; Pill
low Case Linen and Linen Sheetings; Brown and
Blsached Irish anu French Linens; Linen and Cot
ton Oznaburgs and Barlaps; Cotton Plaids and
Stripes for servants Cottonades, Driliings coored
and White Linen Drillings: Prints, Ginghams,
Lawns and French Csnbrics; plain and figured,
all wool, Meus!aines; plain and figured Bareges and
Barge De LANES; bonnet and Cap Ribbons; Mus
lin and Cambria Edges and Insertings; Embroi
dered Collars, Sleeves, Cuffs and Capes; Brocaded
Silks, large variety; plain, black, colored and
chsngable Silks; Napkins, Diapers, Huckabacks and
Crash; Cloths, Cassineres and Vestings. large
stock of Gendemen's Furnishing Goods, such as
Shirts, Collars CrAvas, Stocks Suspenders, Gloves
and Handkerchief; Mantias Dress Trimmings,
and every Description of White Goods. Together
with every other article usually kept in Dry
Goods House. For good Bargains call at the Cheap
Store of HART & MOSES,
So Main Street.
liberal discount made to country merchants.
mi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
spRTn1, TRADR-1S33.

DY PACKETS and steamers from Liverpool and
ID Hsvre, we are receiving our Spring lmpsr.
tatfons, Of BRITISH. FRENCH and GERMAn
GOODS puI chased for cash IN the various 20 gllsn
and Consinental markets, comprising very iaf.e
and splendid assortment among which are varie'
ty Of new and beautiful styles OF Ladies' Dress
Goods.
And by various arrivals from hew.ro,k an s,
Boston, we are receiving our stock OF AmETiCAr
FABRICS. the whole comprising one oil the ia,gess
and most attractive sssortments we have ever oeen
able to offer
Our stock has been purchased under the most
advantageous circumstances, and by the LIST Marcn
will be entirely complete; and we Iespectfully so,
licit the merchants Of Virginia, North Carohna ana
Tennessee {, give It an examination, with the as
surance that our Goodz will De sold as low a. tney
can be bought IN any market in this country.
We have also on hand large and fashionable
stock of READYMADE CLOTHING, msnuiac'
tured at home, under our direct supervision, with
the aid of the most experienced cutters. We have
m ade such arrangements in this department as en-
sbles us to compete successfully with any clothing
establishment In the United States.
- The whole will be offered at prices satisfac.
tory to the purchaser, and upon liberal terms.
fe DC KENT. PAINE e. KENT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30

NEW COMMIssION HOUSE, The s s.,
scribers have entered into co ps1.nepP un 80,
the arm Of PENDLETQN 4 BROI nEr IN W
trsnsaction Of the Commission Busines. 10 vDAS
co. COTTON and PRODUCE GEEEnaA.. ut M
have taken warehouse No. 1so sm"h'
Banimsre' Md. R.w. PENDLEToN,
PIP. PENDLEToN.
Baltimore, August 10th. 1852.
References:
Hugh Jenkins Co, Baitimo'o'
p. w. Bruno e. Sons, 90.
WIN Wilson g. Sons, do
Edwin Wortham e Co., Richmond
I.shhd Thomas & Son, do.
Rhedes a ogiebay Bridgeport, Ohio.
John Creigh, Cincinnati
Gordon & Co., Louisville.
w n. Bsrtiess, Charleston, 8. G.
ntis Chafee, do. do
lanes Mccullough, Pittsburgh.
Brown s Kirkpatrick, do.
T. Chafee, do.
D. Lamb, Esq, Cash'r N. w. Bank Wheeling
g. Budg, Esq, do. Mer Il Mech. do. do.
James 4. Baker, Wheeling
Josiah Sib!ey, Hamburgs, s. C.
Henry A. Schroeder, Mobile, Alabama.
A. L. Gaines, New Oresns.
Oe 12-t.wf1m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
NRW sPKING GOODS.

WE are now receiving large and varied Stock
w of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods adapted
to the Spring and Summer Trade, purchased
under the most favorable circumstances, consisting
of the following, in part:
Bleached and Brown Shrtings and Sheetngs
Plaid and Striped Oznaburgs, for servants
Bed Ticks and Striped Sheetings
Linen Ducks and Drillings
Cottonades and German Burlaps
Prints, Giughams an91awns
Cloths, Cassimeres and Ves,ings
White, Colored and Fancy Linen Drillings
Irish Linens and Table Dsmssks
Napkins, Doiles and Linen Sheetngs
Oil Cloths Plain and Lined
Bombszines and Alpacas
Plain French Mousiaines, all colors
Plain and Prin led Chales and Hernanuas
Cnallies Bareges and Barge De Lame
Silks and Ribbons
A large stock of White Goods and Embroids.
ries, Hosiery, Gloves and Hdkfs.
Together with every other article usually found
in Dry Goods House. Country Merchants, oul
friends, and the public generally are respectfully
solicited to xarnins our Stock before makiag pur
chases elsewhere. WARREN g. PERKINS,
NH l8 No 14l Eagle Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-03-30
NzW SPRING DRY GOODS.

VI RIEII CNSU RPAS Il D-CH EAPNESS
UNEQUALLED.
I MILLHISER a. BRO Their having received
y their new stock of Spring Goods invite the at
tention of tbs ladies and customers to the great
sortment OF good bargains, mostly purchased By
them at the large auction sales in the No thern mar.
kets assuring them that they are enabled to sell
cheaper goods and better bargains than at any
son heretofore.
Prominent among the lots of good bargains we
only name few. 100 doz of Linen Towels Irish
Linen 1t 25 37h cents yard-very good the
largest assortment of Linen Csmbric Hdkfs in the
city, comprising 35 les and rs doz-a very good
article at Cd, and fine at l2h; also, richly EN-.
broidered Hdkfs of the newest patterns In Needle.
work and Embroideries, we have great varieties
and choice selections. and at prices to suit every
body; Cambria and Swiss Bands at 25cts-a very
scarce and desirable article; Sleeves; worked
hdkfs Collars; Cambria and Swiss Edgings and
Insertngs Linen Bobbin; Edgng; Thread Lace,
in many styles In Dress Goods, we have all
the newest styles oHt such Barge de LANES,
Bareges, Tissues Lawns and Ginshhms Em5roid.
cred Muslins. Swiss Cambrics, checked, striped
and corded Muslins; Silk Mits Gloves; Hosiery
1000 pieces of the newest style Ribbous-very low,
and Parasols in abundance. Bleached and Brown
Shrtings and Sheetings, all widths, lower than
ever.
Al! that is necessary to convince you of the fact
that we are reaiv selling cheap is to give US an
early call at No. 1913 Broad street
NH 81 J. MiLLHISER e. BRO.
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= RING TRADE-1S53.-By Steamers
~ Arabia and Pacinc, from Europe, and by vari
GUS arrivals from the Northern manufacturers, we
are receiving large and entirely new stock Of
Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons, Combs,
Threads, together with every variety of small
Wares and Fancy Goods, usually kept in similar es.
Establishments in the Northern cities, and we would
respectfully solicit the merchants of Virginia North
Carolina, and Tennessee, to give it an examination
upon their visit to Jour market this Spring.
Our Goods having been bought entirely Tor cash,
we confidently assure them that they will find
our prices as low as they sold in any house in
this country.
We have also in store, large and well selected
stock of Gold and silver Watches, and Gold
Jewelry, to which we especially call attention.
GlNTER e. ALVEY,
NH 3-dtsclt No l6 Pearl street.
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MARINE NE VS..
PORT OF CHMOND i.

ARRIVED.
Schr Viola, Matthias Matanzas, moiasses, &c tc
Dunlop, MoDcure & Co
Schr Y thompson, VaDbursn, Cardsnas mo.
assss, &c, to Dunlop Moncure d Go
Schr Hill Carter Nelson Cardenas, uolasses
&c, TO G 7 Workman & Co
Schr Jealous, Deany, Por. Deposit, lumber
Schr d w Eid.ige, Ogden, Philadelphia, mdse
Steamer Virginia, Teal, Philadelphia, rndse to r
Rankin
SAILED.
Schr Mary, Mershon, Philadelphia, coal, WD
Coqutt 81 Co
Steamer City Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philadel.
phia, mdse Rankin
Steamer Roanoke, Cavendy, New York, mdse,
Lud!am d Watson
Steamer Belviders, Clifford, Baltimore, mdse,
Ludsm & Watson
NEW YORK March 2s.-Cld schr Rebecca. Wog.
lam. p, tersbZrg; Hanover. Chichester, Richmond
Cid schr Hampton, Eldridge, Fredericksburg
Arr schr Mary Ann, ellis, Richmond; w r
Gem. Rye, do; Henrico, Tuttle, do
The schr Sarah, Moore, from Havana with mo-
lasses. bound to Norfolk and Richmond, put into
Key West on the i2;h OF March, IN distress. The
schooner was to have been thoroughly repaired
Meanwhile her cargo had been taken out See
was to e hauled out new marine AWAY.
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T OTIS ON UNION Hill FOR SALE.
IL IA the agent and trustee of THOS. II. RLA.

II As the agent and trustee of THOS. Il. BLA-
KEY.I will sell, privately, in lots containing one
or more acres each, to suit purchasers, eight or
ten acres of the land now owned and occupied by
the said Blakey These lots be autitully situs-
ted on Union Hill, fronting on the road leading to
Biakey's Mill, about amile and half only from
the old market.
to the subscriber at MS office No. II Main street,
up stairs, over Messrs. Sinton IL Co.
au 9-3tawts |. z. WATKINS
NOTICE.-Ali persons having CLAIM against
~ Samuel Taylor, decd, or owing debts to him,
or desiring papers belonging 10 them in his posses
sion or having books of his in their possession,
referred to my son, Wm + Taylor, at the Bank of
Virginia, who is fully empowered to act in all
things relating to The estate as my attorney
EMILY TAYLOR,
Execut,ix of Saml Taylor, decd.
NH 95-3aw9Nr
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SPRING DRY GUODs.-WADSWOk
~ TURNER & CO, No. rs Main Street, have
received, and are now receiving large and varied
assortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
among which are variety of new and beautiful
Styles of Ladies Dress and Fancy Goods, which
We offer to the trade on our usual terms.
Country end city merchants are respectfully so.
hcited to cab and examine our stock.
We shall continue to receive further supplies du.
ring the season. NH 3-6w
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WILLIAM MOUNTJOY's MAkBLE

City Han, office Of the Sealer of Weights
and Measures for City of Richmond.
YNO MERCHANTS and others using balances,
measures fer the purpose of buying and selling are
hereby notified to bring send them to my office,
in the City Hall, to be tried and proved, and az
which place Will De present every day from
o'clock, 81, to clock, P. NJ. Under the act of
January the l2th 1883 this duty ia to be performed
every two years. JOS EPH C. WINGFiELD,
NH I-dlnt Sealsr. &c. of Richmond Citu