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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23
RurELN'S
az;,:HR.pEEIilkN GGAN0.

- ,..dv 10 supply orders 70. my is:tliaetu as
7 ,,rr cou,. in All may rely upon se'uns' Ill
,.,ice GO, .n:erinr 10 asy AAFe ,nsoe' uiuet
: ..r.ca.iic Ics.edirstS, iron say eSe ~
'''s n:,.r Ssc.a,e II contains more pure boSi
+ ~, 49, ~, nan say Other Manipulated Guano.
-. oi ,nrlslas my preparation; 10 wheat me
.Hs' re.n a, favorable az could ue expected
,., nd disasters OF Josn; worm. IS, rnst, ana,
=. ~ ~ t.oashi, which prevented the presen. Ia
81 :as psospEs;es 10 very sress eStent "
rh.,, rss Srain!ns Ba, The mass Of :he testi
~. .v sea1l or superior 10 Peruvian Gasno on
i 80. a, .ni. that need phosphktss-ss Nearly all
-; under fair seasons Tor
" =. .not r.nd Of Clover. lthtrae that oecasioe-
,syr oe.n reported; but they we're sneh Is every
hss,, Of sometimes due 70 the fact that tse
~ W.. NEED phos2hs'es, bu! most generally 20 tne
DO lar sc;h ~h-a: and clover have ever known
~, yi,.u-s o: the valG- OF ny EsAaares Is 10 De
"a fac; Ia, base orders for more IMAM leur
.m,h.,lh,i ~ ~. sane period last year.
'.,- MO AZ. lrda:,d 70 Try ny Euano, irou theif
.r1,,-,cr ., :he .suaiions OF others, aSe pss
.,,s.,a 10 ORDER R1:dn'. guaro, aud 20 see that
!, les ..e 50 many manipulated ARTICLES IN she
@ -. \, lad n nr.eN or the commission ne!chanss
~ !, g:chno,G, o. Of my agents, aiessrs THOMAS
:Ti :uN; Petersburg; NJ. H0LLlSS CO.. Lynsh-
,::n SCOTT. fredericksburg; MASON, AAEIlS =
,.|,;.,ili.; JOHNSTON, CLARKE CO., Danvule
q i-Sif f'S>Hh' w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

Rev. Dir CARTERs SpEEcn.-At the request
Of number Of the citizens Of Alexandria, Rev.
Geo. w. Carer delivered an address in that
city on Thursday night last, Oh the present
condition Of our public affairs. The G"zefte,
in noticing DR.. C.'s address, says ''i:is views
he expressed with lrankness, and eXpemeti
and enforced vita ability. lie took strong
Southern grounds, AMI spoke warmly in favor
Of the action Of the Seeding States urging.
ulso, the Secession Of Virginia. lie rcsardce!
the proposed Compromise ms all vain and ia.
tilc-and not suc, Is the Sou;h ought TO CT
would accept liz maintainei That the South.
crn ConfedCracy was now strong, and would
be one Of the strongest governments in the
world-commanding trade both from Europe
and the Northern States. His argument ir re-
Iation to the institution Of slavery, as sanction.
cd in the Scriptures was very able one-and
his defence Of the institution eloquent and un-
answerablr. He spoke nearly three honrE,
receiving the undivided attention Of his hear
crs and their frequent hearty applause"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23
The Markets..

ErRylLg March 2l.-Coftnn Is hrn with sales OF 600
bales gooi IL ne.iu lnH liE. Corn Is active, With
sa!-s OF IpED bush.l. Si6i Naval stores are
Il Tar 81 t S.aYe. active red oak Ibid. u, white 10,
pine -.
BAL1fSGsr. March al.-P.or: dull and heavy Howard
and Ohio tba5 ~; City Wills S5-no sales. Wheat
active and firm ..i 2jai ~; White 81 t"al G3 Corn
acrre; MlXcd 5:ja5. White 6nsti. Proyit!ons dull and
unchanged. Coffee firm at l24aS cents Whiskey dull
At il ccr'a.
NEW YohS. March 2i-Co,ton Arm; Cplandg MiddlinF
lah.PEr Flour firm. Wheat quiet. Corn firm; Mixed
o.; Syu:rn yellow GOATS. Whl.k.y arm at 1IH Codec
erc lilo NaI. Sugar quiet; Nuocoyado ~ al. Spirits
Turpenlpr steady at 6c 0sin dull al 2szjc. Stocks
E-m:r NeS York Cenras IS; vIrsnias '5Ii Mssouri's
G5I.
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THE ONLY DISCOVERY
WORTHY OF ANY CONFIDENCE FOR
RESTORING
THE BALD AND GRAY.

ss1YY since the great d!ncoyery Of Prof Wood, have
Fb t,mned not Only To initiate his rtstorauve but pro-
Co.. 10 dI,cuyered CON ehng that would produce re-
80 Lu tbey have ell come and Boue being
"a - hv III. ynajurul resuIts OF Prof Woods pre-
ieu ~ 80 hscn fcrrsd 10 Len re the Held 10 s re-
parat!op anu EaVe pueu ,ms.r; lI,esI W ''F'e A''
BATH, MAIas, APsn 10 ioSD. ,
rRpp. q. J. WOODS w. ue.ts' M, vs,o,.,,vs
you in lSl5, ccnecrmnS your ,.,, III aIss
and which eoa bass po'tisneu =. t,,s. @ ,onchIno the
where, mas gwen r;ss nc W t; 80 ~, !. il TACT OF NV
tscts IN the case. Aus I 49,, o,a,,caJonf BE.
ha6tston sho nsn1G 80 sSM % .nn.at,cdY Third does NV
ecrd 10 " uue VI az w | - md of naturyl coorP
hair s:i Commune " oe ~ go vss Ms hair Ia -ycn
To ALI can ant 40 @ ~ 10y III vror. mast more
better 'han any hsase y. y ,S ssns i, trnr OF nv
soit, thrifty, eng os 49,, nj vsnsrally true Is
Hhiskers and Inc Only eause WY sn, oh,yon. Of
,ae uIo =, sre nsei hy In :, tc face in close
the lace ~hen Ss ;t .he c,.n, will follow az
the hair have been N 'Ns U.s. H,and attng me II nv
letsers from si patA VI ;5.a. IA % mich fraud 10
hr- still continues ~ 'e ~ oorononnd. as we'll as
The manufacture ano eais % - ;,,a.ns md hs.n sed
THIS, u has o .oad sTa,t bn to absolste injury
not only "ithoe' auy b." p,..v,r. ~ .nv account
have not osed any Oh 'on M; H. .. nood as ever and
for aoine moh'as anu ys1 vi srrnr!s ar1 now 81
hundreds have c3anlnea .a w. @ hs5 ~ IN Inv face
wears Old anu ho' Sy a I - n ,nct f nv hair taken
and :" prove th.s isGt, s tvo- af ,1o nnsrt lot
OF the past "ets. ssG-'G" @ cav. IL tn
Ties sst summer: .er ,hem 20 try It, mssy we're
my friehds ana taere"f , ,n .urrtss,d and used II
Shep'e', ui' 80 yiI .sk a. favor that yop send
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PLOwS! PLOwS!! sPLOWS! !
srARKE'S PATENT SOUTHERN PLOT,

Tgf!IE jrdges of the late Fair Of the State aud Cen
trail .ricultural Societies fully convinced OF
tie suprior,y of this pLOW alt nthpr.. that they
gave il (wh no puS received 10 this stae)
full .st Of PREMIUMS for being
THE BEST uSE.!iURSE,
TIE BE3r TWO.HORSE
the BEET TlfREE.HoRSE,
and fUUR-H0k9E PLOW
cu exhibition (where all the approved Plows
fully rcpr.,cn-dl and that by committee Of farmers
wI,h whoa had n1 acquaintance
This PLOW better work and Is kept 10 repair with
less exrense than any other Po~ 10 lr this county
Every rul4r H. will bear testimony to tis fact
full supply Of this well as a other Plo~' in general
nse alway. on hard, st very low prices.
A fresh supply Of
Ga ARDEN SEEDS,
Just received.
P. Il. sTARKE
No. g, three doors above St Charles Hotel,
March l2-6t Richmond. Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

ENuRSUANT to The deer OF Hanover Crrclt CoCs.
The ih day OF uot 1850 the OF Andersen against
Jones' e. ais thu subscriber will ss ~ paDlc auction
the prr,n!ses THURSDAY, the 2ist DAY Of March,
Instant II fair II not. he next fair day thereafter the
OF LAND which the Isle William L. Jones lived the
time OF lis DEATH lying iors Greek the ree
dence Of Ed W Morr!, Esq, and containing sbout lsO
acres, Ms il Is believed The subscriber SIR Morris, a.
Montpelier, o. Hanover. VIII give suy Information which
may be asked in respect 10 L.
The TERMS Of sale are cssh for expeuses Of sse; credit
CT s- twelve and eighteen mouths for the residue, With
O. W. DABSEY,
Hseoh b-cfds Commissioners.
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AUCTION SALES.
TR ESTEE,S SALE OF a yALUAns.E
TRACE Of LAND on MARE RIVER IN GLOtCES

TNACf OF LAND on MARE RIVER, IN GLOUCES-
TSR COUNTY.
pursuance Of q deed Of trust executed by Amanda
Jesrad on The first day Of Jsnusry, 1882 to secure
Certain debts Of John r. TaI!serro, SHALL on MONDAY
ne day OF May 1851 before the front door Of The Court
erss OF Gloucester couay make sale Of that VALUABLE
rkAuF OF LAM lying on the North side Of Ware river
10 Gloucester county, on which John EI Esc lately re-
sided, and which Tas conveyed ty the aad John Tshs
ferro to Amanda Je:rar. This s regarded as one
~ the most desirable IN this county residence lying
In full view OF Chesapeake Bay Ware river where fresh
oysters and wild oAhuSy be obtaned at.lte expense:
uith all buildings necessary for the comfort CT family
sn possessing soil susceptible OF very high degree OF
Improvement
more minute description |, deemed unnecessary,
presumed that persons dtrous OF purchasing such land
would preerto exanns the premises before PURCHASING
will give xay Information which may be desired.
The sale will be made for much cash will aufrlent
to pay the and charges attending The execution the
trus and to pay SUM Of Two thousand dollars With in.
irterss; thereon f: the Ss;h day OF January lS5
credit until The frs day OF January ISG2 the Of
four thousand dollars with Interest thereon from the sut
day o January, 1855 aud 10 the resiius OF the par
chase nuuey such tie said mands Ierrard ry
prescribe. WSSUHAM EEMP,
srChR " Tn
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e. y. senate--Extra Session.

sEsArE.-Nr Douglas resolution WAS taken up. MIR.
Daysrd concluded his remarks. lie discussed the
which led tn the withdrawal Of the seven States among
which the formation and triumph Of sectional party,
recognising equality Of all Without regard 10 race, aud
hostile the existence Of slavery Their ultimate purpose
was 10 e1ngulsh slavery BY The indirect acIlon Of the Re
deral Government The Selte then wert into executive,
and shusy after adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23
TEXAS LAMBS.

FUK YALE OK ENCNANGE.
e 600 ACRES Of the best lands In Western Texas,
OsOOo selected personally by ,he owner 10 1855
snd aud occupied by hun srce their purchase. III health
esns=a by painful chronic dsease renders impossible
Tor HIN TO continue the business OF ung he would
s.0 or exchange heee Lands in Of :-on tp 10 o
acres fo- good sud In the States Of Maryland o. Vnia
The titles patents from this spubs and Ssie Of Texas
and ali Of the tracts are le:s Improved gooi
portion OF the land = sasceitblc OF easy .rriSa:on
fhese lands situated between the town Of San An
touio the coast the road, called the 1d
anola Road 20 the coast; we'll ;i6erea and ere good
ect,ca sY2a- and orrn lands-
For farther inforniau;n apply to
CHARLES C. SIEBUHR,
% Ferry Street, New York city.
o. 10 Msurr TARDAy i WILLIAMS, Richluone-
iIascn l6-czn O., .. So. ,.g. .s...
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The FAMOUS DEAD OF IS60.-The neurology
last year, says an exchange, was not d!sln-
guished by many prominent names. Indeed,
compared with the previous year, during
which Humboldt, Metternich, Irviag, Choate,
Brunei, Dc TocqueriIie, Macau.ay, Uallam,
Crawford, Prescott, anl q host Of other PROM
inent men, passed away, the list looks scant.
Still it will do. During 1860, science lost Ep.
81 and Sir Charles Barry; literature lost the
Able Hue, G. P. r. James, the genial story
teller, Mrs. Jameson. Dr.. Croly, poet and
preacher, Albert Smith, the humoriSt, James
X. Paulding, the truest Of American novcllstS,
Judge Nallburtor, the author OF Sam Sick.
William Grimm and Alfred Bum. Among
military men have died Gen. Sir Geo. Simpson,
the hero Of Sebastopol, ard Gen. Sir Harry
Smith, Of The British army ami Major General
Jessup, OF the United States army. The Bri-
tish navy has lost Sir Charles Napier ard the
earl Of 'Dundonaid. The dead statesmen arc
the Earl Of Aberdeen. William &. Preston, ol
South Carolina, Gov. Willard, Of Indiana, Gov
Bisse of Illinois, the GhcvaIier Bnnsen, and
Gen. Mirabeau Il. Lamar, Of Texas. Art has
lost Rcrnbrant Pcalc Van Bcest and Charles
Frazer Among other celebrities who died,
were William T.. Burton, Lady Byron, the vi.
dow Of the great poet, the Dowagcr Queen Of
Sweden, wife Of the celebrated Bernadotte,
and Jerome Bonaparte, cx King Of Hestpha.
lia, and last surviving brother OF Napoleon l..
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Especial Depatch to tie Richmoad Enquirer
Important From Washington City.

xAsHIaGruS. March 81.
Is stated fact that long leader uodsys "intei'
gencer revised and approved By Seward as indica.
ting the ADMINISTRATION towards the Confederate
States.
Mcs,rs Wlsfal Lane Masoa snd Hunter left for home
to-day. The Senate will probably adjourn mex. week
The administration Is, as yet, undecided relative to an
extra session Of Congress.
The Confederate States CotEmls shoners EaTe received
satisfactory that orders have yet been Issued
to reinforce Fort Pck=n aud tha The evacuation Of For:
Sumter would have taken place to-day, but tempora-
rl.y po,lponed from SOME military technically.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

Mr.. George W. Curtis, the admirer Of John
Brown. lectures tonight on The Policy OF
Honesty" We think it high time that the Re-
puhllcuns began to investigate this subject
" J. Day Book.
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POETICAL.
ALABAMA.
gY J.. VIRGINIA SMITH.

Tie emigraut Indians, weary aud dispirited
sving crossed the river, the aged chief struck
y lutchel into the trunk OF a giant cypress
;claiming, "-i!&3ana Here We rest. Here
t rest -
Ger the rushing Chattahoochee
Came weary cavalcade,
In the sober autumn twilight,
Toillng tt.rough the ererglaic,
From tue slccry Savannah,
And the rolling Ockmulgee,
TO wilderness prilneval
Fled tue footsteps oi the free
Through the painless lhicket wend!Dg
By the giant rocks up piled,
Over dalk raynes impending,
Rugged rarnparts cf the wild,
Came the chieitain and his people,
Baited bravo ami his Bride,
With her dark check flushed with fever,
Ard her red lip curlcd with pride,
Not note Of martial music
Blended couch and alaba,
Mingled with the booming thurders
OF tine rushing waterfall.
Not upon bloody war.palh,
Panoplie'l in paint and plume,
Spread they like stream Of lneteors
Flashing through the fores; gloom.
Buta spell Of hasgard silence
Lay upon each visage stern,
AS il each hls dead heart carried
In monumental urn.
For these naughty spirits driven
By an unreicnting fate,
Like i brood OF forest eagles
Let. their cyric deSo!atc.
All the Orient is prrplcd
With an anctlys;nc hue,
Aud the Western Heaven slumbers
Ii its hyacin,hEe blue.
From the Sombrc msts dark.rollins
On The bosom Of the hill
Sounds the melancholy night-watch
Of tue lonely whip.pocr-Nill.
Heavily the dry canes rustic
With the yeilow,intcd vines;
And the wild Wild rough is sghicg
Through b the ever tossing pines.
Redly cast along the waters,
Mid the solemn gloom OF night,
Streams the ruddy glare Of torches
And the bcacon's blazing light,
Underneath the lofty arches
Of the forest rocking dome,
Rise thousand Gusky wigwams j
Round the chlcItains tented homo.
And the venerable sachem.
With lis tameless soul OF flame:
Gave the desert place nation,
And the wilderness name
When he, turning to his warriors,
All around him closely prest,
Broke the spell Of silence saying,
Alabama-here We restr'
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From Washington City.

wAsuI1 GTos, March 2i.-John T. Edgsr, OF Tennessee
hiss been nnrpInated Us Consul at s.. Las The nnEi
nation Of Sir Howe, Collector at Euj West, was Coz;
Grned.
In administration circles there Is report with the ali
OF authority, that no renforcement ~ been sent South
and no orders been Issued u rei f0r Pckcns
Thus ls considered As reliable.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

A GEORGIA GUN-The Savannah News NO.
tees 81 pouud hoIi:zer at Savannah foun-
icrv, which is believed 10 bc the nrst gun ever
CAST in that State Ii is one Of six TO Dc made
for the State by the same founder. 1t is,
moreover, of Georgia iron, from the mines near
Rome
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

tL7nAyp. March 2l-Sfr Sherman was nominated 81:
Columbus last night U. s1na'r the i9h ballot
resolution requesting Congrer rail- National Con-
yep,Iop. passed both houses Of the Legislature.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

LlEKI. SuIr-The Rev. j. peres, the late
Rabbi OF the Synagogue i'll Memphis, has sued
the congregation OF Israel in that city for libel
laying damages at twenty thousand dollars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

We are authorized to announce that the
Hon Roger a. Pryor will address the citizens
of Brunswick county, at Lawrenccviie, Oil
Monday next 25.h inst-that being c3ur:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23
Words OF Truth.
The faly of the Convention Of Virginia is

The folly of the Convention OF Virginia is
thus ventilated by the New York ''lierald:"
TnE BORDER NEEsrs THE CorroS STATES -
Ever since last November ihc politicians uf the
border States have BEEN talking and arguing
and sbIlly.shallying about their future course.
They do not really know whether thcy desire
to stay in the old Union or TO go out They
have tried t" temporise originated a Peace Con
gress, and suggested amendments 10 the Con
StituLiOn-and all for nothing The Black lsr-
publicans have not given the people Of the pDr,
der States single point in the game; but Still
the leaders remain undecided. In the mean.
time the politicians Of the cotton States have
proceeded quietly to establish an independent
government and 10 form Constitution which
is L model State paper. It preserves a?l tic
best features Of the original Compact, with Ger
tain requisite additions Tie Constitution Of
the Southern Coniederacy IS as perfect ms any
such instrument can bc. 1t cmhodics the ideas
oil the fathers Of the republic, and oiltrs the
very best platform for the political discussion
that will be carried on between the North ard
the South during the next year or TWO. So We
advise everybody to take the old Constitution
and the new, and compare them critically. The
Southern politicians have done their work well
Tine border States politicians nave irittcrcG
away Il great deal Of time anu wasted great
deal of breath for just nothing at all. While
they have been pulling and blowing to no pur-
pose the cotton States leaders have presented
the issue in clear, solid, compact iorm-onc
that the border States politicians must accept
That is all the difference between the men Of
the border and of the cotton States, and the
position Of the latter is vastly more jisniisd
than that OF the former.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

James W. Jones, the jaor at Winchester,
Va, charged with shooting ard killing free
colored man, has been tried and acquitted.
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1851. FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1851
NEW EDIrIoS OF SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS

1851. FOR THE SPRING TRADE. 1861.
NEW EDITI0S OF SOUTHERN SCHOOL BOOKS
~. NJ = r r s, u u b = er,
RICHMOND, VA,
. EsPECTfCLLY invites the attention OF Virginia Mer.
chaus ani Teachers 10 The excellent series Of school
Readers. prepared by Noble Butler, M of louisville KY,
comprising |. Ire Frsi School Reader; 2 The Second
Schooi Readsr;6. The Fifth School Reader; 9Th. The
;x.h School Reader. Thcee Renders zurpass all o,hes
ALSO,
Crcls,'s Arthmetic.-Au Arithmetic FOR Colleges ant
choos By Csuiius Crozet Late President Of Jefferson
College, Loussoa principal Of the Richmond Academy
ard formerly Professor Of cheering West Point One
vol l2no., bound. Price 5fc
Introduction to Cros: Arthmsic being nrst lessons In
Arithmetic for beSinuers Price 95c.
e 0rdets from The trade auppisd,
a. MORRIS, pubt.her,
March u nirhnInnd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

= nnn 8CSRIELS PRIME SEED OATS.
,UOO 1900 bushels Mhl odal
Family Extra and Super6ne Flour.
Tho.,ey's Food for Cattle.
oil Cake; Oil Meal For sale by
s. BLAIR HARvIE, Commission Merchants,
sa,1a Pm Corner Of 1l:h and Gary -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23
sn0CKGE MILL
RICHMOND GROUND PLASTER

i AN nov prepared 70 supply any demand for
I PLns1 ER FRESH GROUND, for the Fall crops.
MY sock Of Lurp !s-ge selected nom the puresi
Windsor Sova Scoa) eusrres with special reference 10
,ts richness IN SCipHArS Vr tiIE-
THANKFUL for the heavily Increased patronage the repu
,etIon of nv brand rha fully sussined for PrRTY and
pn,prs yrlvss,z.rIoa JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
S.nt -, Oflce No. IL Pearl street
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1861-03-23

Up to this day no less than ten thousand ap-
plicaiions for postmasterships have been fled
in the postoflice Department.
". Slaughter was elected Mayor Of Frcdc-
ricksburg, Va, III Monday, by 2G+ majority
over p Goorick.
The Boston Post says that there are more
sinners now seeking "Abraham's bosom than
have before been on the anxious seats for Some
wears.
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Ohio pOittfcs,

Constitution OF the Confederate States.
St~ 0RiEASs, March ei.-Tne Conveoton, o"'Sy, ra;i
fed tllo psrnaaenL O0nsLitlton ny vote Of wi to
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
$50, 900 W = r Il II

FL. htii ANT Dh I GOODS.
AT AND BELOW COST, FOR CASH ONLY,
TO CLOSE BUsINEss.
BN consequence OF the general haancal der cement
throughout the country, Te have ir;errned Lu ,el of
our superior and desirable stock Of
DRY GOODS,
at great sacrIAce TO close busines. possible
We oGer this day, every article at PRIME COST from
paper Of needles up the richest s"s brought 10 this
county.
In Housekeeping Goods stoak very large and con-.
plcte, consisting Of
Table Danask
Linen shee,inS,
Pillow Case Linens,
Towels Huckabacks &C., &c.
Spendd assortment Of elcssnt DTrs' Silks and ali Inc
latest Of French and English fabrics cr ladies' end
childrens dresses for Spring, Winter ard Summer.
Embroideries, Hosiery. Gloves and Hakts,
Shawls Ciosks and Mauti,s,
Shrngs, SheetingS, Flannel. ani Blankets, OF cT:ry
description,
II!3h Linens and Dinperl,
Bomba7lnes and black ilpaccss.
Large stock Of goods for Servants Summer and VIA
ter Clo,hiug
Purchasers i.T!lei TO call and see fnr themselves
4. h. PARKER 4 CO.,
No. l43 Main street. Eas lie Square.
" R-Al persons indebted Will pi-ase call aud SET:
tie their without delay, longer Indulgence will
not be given. A. b. q Co.
Maroh 5-d&c
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u. g. Sloop Seized.

AUGUSTA March ei-The sIoop Isabella, Capt Jone. 10
den With provisions, for the uoted States feet OF Pen
sacola, seized last night.