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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

Our readers win see by . para grsph
from New York paper that Russel
Coomstook has been put ia limbo for
creating q disturbance. This 10 too
much fer candidate for the suffrages
Of the people Of the great cityof Ne "
York =!
The New York papers are principal
y taken up with proceedings at Ward
Meetings, Election Notices, Nomins
tons, sc. Sc. SC. There are sir tickets
running. viz;
The National Republican Ticket.
The Regular 'rammany Hall Ticket.
The New York Republican Ticket.
The Mechanic s and WoIkmen's Tick
ct.
The Anti Masonic Ticket.
The Russell Comstock Ticket,
The election commenced on Monday
last.
Russell CoMsTocK-We are very
sorry To be compelled TO say that our
ambitious friend Russell Comstock, was
very promptly elapped into Bsidewell
yesterday afternoon, for getting up a
row in tho Park, on the Sabbath. After
cooling down for Two or three hours, he
was let out again 10 the evening
much pleased with the gloomy locks Of
that beautiful structure. IL Russell gets
into the Legislature, we hope he viii
so far succeed in his plans OF reform, as
tn have The old Jail and bridewell pull-
ed down. But il he and Fanny Wrighs
continue sheir labors, we shall waat halt
1 dozen prisons OF double the size.
~. T. Commercial
We add the following extracts from
The N York papers OF Tuesday, show,
ing the progress n the election.
From the Eng,arer.
PosTcRiPT -gr We understand, with
establishment and alarm, that the 'Infidel
Ticket mscaIied the Working Mems
Ticket" is far ahead of every other
Assembly ticket in the city not excsp,'
ing even the regular Tammaay Hall
Ticket. What a state OF things have
we reached! A ticket cot up openly
and avowedly in opposition TO ell banks
in opposition 10 social order 10 OPP
position to the rights Of property; run.
nipg ahead of eveIy other! Is not this
sufficient to startle men who hava re-
gard for the Fundamental laws of ssei-
etyf Look 10 il bank gentiemeu-- lack
to it you who oppose reg uIar nomina.
tons On whom does the responsible
ty rest of state Of anarchy and csnfu
sion.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
NEW GOODS

HOGMlRE & BOYD,
FAVE the pleasure of Informing their old
Il e. customers and the public, that they have
received, are opening, Cat the new brick bull
ding. erected on the old stand OF G. IIognlire)
A LARGE AND HANDSOME ASSORTMENT OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
purchased since the LIST Nov. which, in con-
sequence Of the late decline in prices, win en-
able them to sell at lower rates than they ever
have been offered in the Valley, they there
fore request all persons wishing to purchase,
to call and examine their stock, which CON
sists in part Of
Super 4 common Blue, Black, Brown, Drab,
and Mixed Cloths,
do. do. Blue, Black, Drabb, & Mixed
Cassimeres,
do. do. Blue, Drabb, Olive, S Mixed
Cassinetts,
Rose s Point Blankets, Brown s. Drabb Flush
Red, White, Yellow & Green Flannels, Pad.
dings,
Fulld 4 Plaid Linseys, Booking & Baizes,
Tartan Plaids, Blue and Brown CaJnblets,
Red, Brown & Black Circassians & Bomba-
zetts,
Black and Brown Bombaziens. Crimson Mo
rces, es
Merino, Cashmere, Circ ASSAM, &, Cloth
Sh avs
Valentia, Swansdown & Silk Vestings
Black, Wost s. SILK Hose, Mems Lambs wool
do.
Gro de Maps, assorted colours, Black Satin
Lavemtine
Green, Brown, & Black Grape dc Lyon,
Pongess
Blue, White s. Green Florcces, Black Lace
Wells
Green, Pink, White & Black Italian Grapes
Canton Grapes, Mcrino Circasians, assorted
colours
Hat Grapes, Ribands, BeIiings, Gloves
Scarlet, Yellow, Rrown * Flag Bandannas,
Black Layentine s. Barsalona Handkerchieis
Cotton Shawis & Handkcrcmefs
Swiss, Jackonct & Berkeley Cravats
Merino, Berrage & Gauze Handkerchiefs
Callicoes, Ginghams, Irish Linens s Lawns
Book. Swiss, Jackonett, Null s. Cambria
Muslins &8884e
Thread Laces s. Edgings, Brade s. Pipings
Foundation Muslin s MilIenett, Sewing Silks
Russia Sheeting s. Diapers, Silk Velvets
Green, Red, Drabb 4 Black Tabby Velvet
Leghon Bonnets, fine Hats, Umbrellas
Black s white Wadtrng, Suspenders, Combs
Bangup Cords, and beaver teens
Plaid Cotton, Checks, .Iickings, Cotton CASH
Bleached 4 Brown Maslins, Cotton Yarns
| Carpet chain & Candle-wick, SC. &c. &c.
| With an extensive assortment of Hard Ware
| and Cutlery,
! Queens and Glass Ware,
| Groceries and Liquors,
Paints and Dye Stufis,
| Stationary, Saddlcry, Brushes, &c. Sc.
Nov II, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

By the Rev. Dc. Hawley, on the asth ult.
Or. Hsw, OF Georgetown, to Miss ELIZA
IlRowS, youngest daughter Of Mr.. jesse
Brown. Of Washington
On Tuesday evening the Sd. inst. by the
Most Rev. James Whitfield. Archbishop Of
Baltimore, JERoME NAPoLEoS BoSArsRrx, TO
Susan MAY. only daughter OF the late Benja-
min Williams, of Baltimore.
On the same evening, by the Rev. John A.
Stone, Mr.. IIESRy D. EaTr, OF Jefferson coun-
", Virginia. TO Miss LUcv ANN CROMWELL,
daughter Of Mr.. Joseph NJ Cromwell, of
Frederick county, Nil.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

DUBLIC SALE-The undersigned, Ex-
III ecutor of the estate Of George 1abb, sen.
deceased, win expose to public auction, at the
late residence of the deceased,
on Tuesday,, the 24fa iRsfsnf,
all Of his personal property, consisting of first
rate Work Horses, Brood Mares and Colts,
Mich Cows and Young Cattle, Sheep and
Hogs; Farming Utensils ofevery description,
such as Ploughs, Harrows, Wheat Fan, Cut
ting Box, Horse Gears, Road Wagon, Plan
| tation do. Cart, an elegant Sleigh; House
hold and Kitchen Furniture of all Kinds,
| among which are good Feather Beds, Bedding,
Bedsteads, Tables, Chairs, two Secretaries
Desk, Bureau, Eight day Clock and Case
Cupbords, Stove and Pipe; Wheat, Rye and
| Corn by the bushel; Hay by the ton, com
plete set of Blacksmiths' Tools, some Carpen
ter's do. together with a number Of article.
not necessary to particularise. Nine month
credit win be given the purchaser, Except %
the wheat, which viii be sold for CASH onsal
sums over five dollars, upon giving bond witt
approved security; under that sum, cash
The sale will commence early in the day, AM
continue from day to day until all is sold.
| BAILEY TABB. Ex'n
- Nsvsmbg II;
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

bCBLIC sSAi4tss-Nili be sold at the req
a srience u the subscriber two niAes from
Marisl.sburg, on the road leading from thence
TO Withrows Aiil,
on Wsdnssdag the 18th instant,
several valuable work Horses, Brood Mares
and Colts, hileh Cows; Farming Utensils OF
various kinds, such as Toughs, Harrows. &>
good Road W ason, aa excellent Cart, Horse
gears; CORN BY the busheE; Household AMI
kitchenFurrnt1re ~ every description, aInot Z,
which are good Feather Beds, Bedding, u T.
steads, Isbies, Chasrs, Bureau, Desk, Cs1es
aud Case, together with large nunlher'
articles not necessary to particularise.
months cr~tii' VII be given the purchase
all sums over FIVE dollars, upon giving !,
with approved security; under that saV
Saleto commence early in the day,
nnue until all IS sold.
~ ABRAHAM van G9aRE.t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

G. THAiED OR STOLEN from the sub.
~ scribor, ia Darkesslie. on Saturday nigh.
last, 18th inst q DARK BAY HORSE, abou'
fifteen and half hands high, heavy made
long switch tail, one had foot white, white
spot in his forehead, shod all round, works
well IN gears. scar on the nose. will
give liberal reward il brought home, or IN
formation given where BE- III
JOHN MADDOX.
narkeaxille My Iolf
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
TO Frs

VOU that have WHEAT for sale, will find
h il your interest to cali on Us at the Tn
ion Mills near MartInsburg, before you dis
pose Of the same, as there, we always rive il.a
highest market price in CASH for the article.
A report lately circulaietin the neighhorllaoa
that we had declined purchasing, Is utterly
false and without foundation, we having ,si-
forrnIy bought al the Wheat that was Offered
US at fair prices, and shall continnc 10 do 30,
as well as to male liberal advances to those
who prefer grinding their crops
RANSOM ~ SrONEBR iKER.
November s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

sS0NRAD HOGMlRff has the pleasure Of
Y announcing TO his friends and the public
generally. that he has removed into his new
Brick building, on the we'll known stand for
merly occupied by him---liasing associated
with himself in the Mercantile business Jons
w. Bofp, the business in future will be con-
Quoted under the name and firm of HOG
.ifIHE :. BOYD.
CONRAD HOGMIRE,
JOHN w. BOYD.
Mariinsburg, Nov L., 1879.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

Mr.. BARBOUR, late American Minister to
London, is now in Washington City, ON his
return to bis residence IN Virginia.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

d. HOGMIRE tenders his thanks to hi.
W. friends and the public generally. for
that liberal share Of patronage already receiv-
ed, aud still hopes for continuance with the
Nee Concern, so hong as they are enabled 10
furnish them with GOODS al remarkably io,c
prices. Nov. IL.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
DIEn.

On Sunday night last. Mrs. Rachel Hot
LIpAY. wife Of Capt. George Holiday, Of this
county.
On Monday, Mr. BARTHOLOMEW M'CLEA-
ny, Of this county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

"a 0TICE--The purchasers at the sale Of
Nv Robert Il. Turner, are hereby notified.
that their paper became due on the 18th OF
October last. II is desirable that a speedy
settlement OF his accounts be made
CHARLES j. FAULKNER, Trustee.
November 8.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

aEDivine Service win be performed by
Bishop MEADE IN the Episcopal Church in
this place, tomorrow evening at early candle
light; on Saturday at II o'clock, am; and on
Sunday evening at early candle-lght
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
A CARD.
w. ID .JENKS. Dental .Sargegn.

W. ~ .yHNhS, DenfeI sSHrgegn.
A kfFERS his professional services Cor II
~ short time. 70 the citizens Of alartins
burg and its virinity. lie may be found at
Mr.. McCleary's Hotel.
November 5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
1li8 9AA8TTIso

MARTINsBURG, Novrnpra 70. Is %.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
Review of the Bait. Market.

ind Prices Current, for the sceek, ending FRI
daiI eues.in,e, NJ, G.--From the .9n.er1cap
Howard street Flour.--Ihe ptoicsa,e store
price has ,eana,n.d quite steady Throughout the
,esek, including to-day, at IS 37A per barrel
casi, on interest aided; and at his rate The az
ticte has been taken as fast as yeceired Ihesales
Of The ,ceek hieing been fully eqaal to tie re-
eeipts, there IS consequently no stock on haad.
Tie wagon price has also been steady at s. %
per bri. Il loud has occasionally been bought at
a fraction more, but H.e great bulk Of tie re-
eeipts has been taken at Tie prices named
City Mills Flogr.-ha the early part of the
,ceek the price Of standard quaaity ,cas general
~ at s475, on 90 days to 4 mouths credit. In
consequence, hoteeUer, of the smsIi,ess of the
stock on, had, tssd the continued scarcity aud
comparatively high rates Of srhent, the price has
gradually Improved. Sales Of small parcels tncre
made on Thursday at 81 Is full, and s457A
ON 90 daysssithosa interest. To-day holders are
firm at s4s7i full, and al this rate zee noac
quote. Il sale Of q lot Of extra ,cas made on
Wednesday at IS. on months, but this des-
cfiption could moi nosc be bought at TINT rate.
Susquehanna Flour.--1here is none IN mar
ket Oia quotation is for the parcel sold last ,cee
Corn Meal.--1He stock is spall-solss Of bur-
rcls al $3.50.
The inspections of The ,ceeis comprise the fol-
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

BOOTS SHOES. AND HATS.
yEyIIE subscriber has just received, IN addi~f
\ ton to his former stock, general assert !,
ment of
Gs,tlsmss's. Bsys' and Youth's
BOOTS. SHOES, & HATS.
comprising all kinds now worn, and OF tho
latest fashion; together with a splendid as
sortmeni Of al kinds of CAPS, such as
Gentlen.en's fine Seal. Otter = Hair CAPS,
Yotlth's Seal, Black Morocco, Leather & SER
Leoparis CAPS,
Clsildrssas best London glascd Seal, Otter. ,Sa-
-ble, Ermine. Jennett s. Chanchilh.C g APPS,
together with variety of trunks; all of which
win be disposed of at reduced prices.
T. TORNEY.
November 5.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12


DY siFsuc vt Deed Ut tsast sxrcnted b.
- David Rces ssBd Joha iieannsrd . Ia
sshs riber, Trustee for the benehs the Bsm
81 tie Valley In Virgiais. MI De sid at pub
&c auction 10 the highesl, hil,isr. Cor read .ps.
ney the Court House Of IS kelley Couaf,.
sa se is'h day " Devsasbsr nzri, 'eig court ia.
= tr.ct vi Land situate 10 the cauaty Of nerk~.
sey, on the north side OF D OK Creek. sdi9.n.
Ing the lands Of yehn l.ses. israaeriy Root.
Dunlap, Nathan Ross and i.rsi Bsaanoa, cor.
tanning 2y9 acfes, be the .&ne more or ltss.
The purchaser may have the Prislege Of pr,
ting an accommodation Eose n the Bank u f',s
Valley 10 N,rginia. instead of psyiog cssh, es.
eept as 20 the expenses ogtbe sac and adver.
Using. The title is believed 20 be indubAa.
be. The Subscriber will consey the said I.aaI
a. Trustee.
JAMES HODGE, Trustee.
November ~. 1929.
DUBLIC SALE.--Nvili be sold, by pug,Ec
n auction, al the late residence OF Joux
EVANS, decd. about five miles from Martini
burg, oa Thursday, Che a6h iisi all the per-
soual property belonging % said deceased.
consisting Of valuable Work Horses, Brood
Mares and Colts. Mich Cows and Young
Cattle, Sheep and Hogs; Farming UtcnsiL
all kinds, such as Ploughs, Hagr5ws, Wheat
Fan, Cutting Box. Horse Gears, Road Wa
gon, &c.s Household and Kitchen Furniture
Of every description, among which are GOOD
Feather Beds, Bedding. Dedsieads, Tables.
Chairs, SC, WHEAT, RYE. and CORN
by the busheI; two valuable Slaves. one "a
Woman. ehe other sprighty Boy, about IL
years Of age, together with number Of arti-
eies not necessary to par,icul,rise Nine
months credit win be allowed the purchasers.
On all sums over live dollars. (cxeept for the
Wheat, which win be sold for casA,) upon
giving bond with approssj security. under
that sum, cash. Sale 10 begin carly in the
day, aud continue until all is sold
JOHN " EVANS,
JACOB v. EVANS, { Aumr's.,
Nov. 1asf9lQ
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

The inspections Of the ,ceeh comprise the fol-
Lo,cing kinds and quantities., ris:
bbis. half bbls.
Howard Street -Four 5055 ~
City M Ills fisur. 1902 1877
5usquehanna Flour coo 90
Total, I34os ssa
Hes des 90 barrels and half barrels Rye
Flour. and - hogsheads ard barrels Corn
Meal
We qiote-cash prices
SuPelhue Howard 81. from stores. per hbi.
IS 373
"City Mills, standard quail. rs AIS 73
sc Susquehanna. 500
+ Rye. LIST and I'd, -5a5 SO
do 10 hhds. i2 oo.i9 IS
lGRAIN-
| Wheat-1R,s far the aggregate supplies
this season are materially less than those Of any
preceding period for some years back. The
market has been scn,ty supplied this ,ceek, aud
o,ciag 10 this circumstance, and the aaallless
of stocks IN the nsiLrs hands, prices hare been
lfulty maintained The sales Of good TO prime
(parcels of .uarelasad red hare ranged during
Iihe ,oeek at from 90 to 81 cents, az tn quality
and these may be considered about the fair quota
ltio,as TO-DAY On Thursday lot Of ertra prime
lred teas taken at sl,00 per btHisei Sales q
,chite fa,nily flour ,rheat tcere made on Tues
dasi at i.I0a1il cents, on Wednesday a lot o
100 bushels .chite ,cas sold at 81 ,03; and TO-
day lot at si.05.
Com-Ihe cssrmat rate for old Corn usro'
out the tceek has been at about 40 cents per bush
lei; IN some cases cent locer, and Ia others
lce,st higher On Thursday a parcel Of ress
lbeatiftd ,cIsite aras tasefor export at so cents
We think the fair quotation to-day for old Cor
is 47a49 cents The supplies are iusifed an
sales pretty readily effected The sales etf ne,
Corn hacs ranged at S5a40 cents, according
le0.ditton
Rye-We quote, according to sales, at 45o4
cts per b,lshel The article Is ia small suppl.
Oats-JYe Advance our rate shade, an
no,c quote at 80 cents per bisssael. 1t
+ Wheat, white 5 i.UOaisuo. peas.
best red. md. c0a95 Clever Seed s3.7
/" ordy to good 8)sec rImeshy 60 2 )
Corn, old, Hs4o, barley 50at
"new 37a4il glAxseed 7Sas
lRye 45a4sI 'hopd'd lye loo II
Oats SOlShip ssufi, bss. i9As
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

Hov TO haze good Cider IN the Spring.
III ysur Cider is well made, put ints
each barrel, as soon as there is any ap
nearance of fermentation, half pint OF
common mustard seed, and Immediately
b,no % ths barrel. The fermentation
will stop, the eidsr viii rel ain its original
sweetness, and very soon become per-
Isclly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Her
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Darkessille, Nov. Ia.--9t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-11-12

Something nsw. Wa learn that Gar
rett ID. Wall has declined the office o
Goy4rnor Of N. Jersey, to which be wa
lately appointed.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
CONNttStgkTFp.


DIED, ut her rclence on = street, THURSDAY might last,
Ais fii<ansra EeE the sih year of her age, native OF
Lurcn cocny and for the last 10 years nnabtant
this city, leaving behind large family OF children grand chill
dfcn and great grand children Devoted family she
spent little time elsewhere and thus has pleased God take
an its bosom unto himself of the Oldest the oldest
resident of our city To language that she
ateconac WIFE, fond mother, niugen mistress charitable
neghbo and exemplary woman, perhaps ~ taken TO.
words o but OF the relations has tire
tongue Of SANDER whispered Objection her oonGci
Endowed by nature with and >hd she early
learned that much Of her usefulness depended her utility
To minister comfort and relief 10 the diseased, and thousands
are living who viii cheeTflly much
indebted 10 her charitable when, in ~: infancy
our city, mcdcal advice aud be obtained
without any parade show ot pciy sine devou believer
In the merits of the Lord aud Master Jesus Christ aud when
The day OF her death the Bishop visited er. she Ty told him
she fully relied IN the love and mercy of her Rcdclnc
whom she was fcn locking 70. comfort and consolation both
time and in eternity
' heard voice from Heaven saying. write from hencefoh
blessed the dead vino die in the Lord saith the spin,
for they from their labour5"
0 The friends and acpar,arccs OF tie deceased, and
those Of her Jacob Fsc and OF Doc JOHN Dove and
John Evans, requested attend the f;erai her late
residence, on Sunday morning al ~ O'Clock
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
LEWIS WEBB s. co.
OFFER FOR S.4L.

OFFcft Fct S.fLE,
80 Bbls md 100 bags coffee, Lurura ST. DOMINGO
anC Java
| 10 hhds molasscs
/ 20 hhds aud 10 bbls st Croix and New Orleans SUI
gGrs
. hhis II boxes ana so bbls loaf and lumo surar
80 hhis and 100 Lbs rye wilskey
10 bblJ Carutlcrs rcctifed do
200 hbis Isle OF Wight and Northern apple brandy
do peach brandy
iis and 50 bis pure n. T.. rum
20 Antigua 10
@ do Jamaica do
pipes French brandy
= Ito Holland gin
$ & e; e.: WINES
London porter, cider
30 b5ls vinegar
40 sacks Liverpool ground sal.
DO do blown do
80 tons Swedes, English and American bar iron
30 castings
German, crowley. blistered and cast steel
Gut and wrought nails
$50 Spanish hides
$50 sides soal leather
60 sides ripper leather
Barrels tanners oil
900 hbls n. Carolina cut LerriL,,s
80 DO mackerel
10 do prime pork
10 900 lbs bacon
IS casks prime cheese
Irish potatoes, ter, c0ppera5 alum
birthstone, indigo, pepper, pimcnto
Race and ground ginger, Almonds
Hnisins, nutruegs cus5ia, dcmijoLrls
Quart bottles, tuaibicrs, iccantcrs, vines &C.
Stone ware window glass
Letter, writing onG wrapping paper
Sperm and TOW candles
brown and stlavn., soap, beesway
Imperial, gunpowdc! ana pauchoag teas
Dnpon.s ana Rogers gunpoT;dcr
Shot. lar lead
Clover, orchard grass and nerds grass seed
WhiLtcmore's cotton and wool caro-:
Also,
Cotton hn"c,ar hale rope bed cords
leading lines aud various Other kimis Of cor
dag
Seine ond w:tpp.lg twinc
:>iCe :r'r!, osIaburgs thread
CAn'h;r:s, h.,ssians. cotton va.a
h Domestic broad cloths, &c. Sc,
n lbs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10

To the Aan.uers Of Ornamental Hecds Of HIsy
FENiE subscriber who has just arrived Ia this city
< from New York, offers iJr sale IA extensive
assortment Of
LADIES' AND CENTEEMEN'S WIGS,
AL OF his own manufacture, and at variety Of prccs
that must meet the ..,s o H.. that are dosirU,s oil
purchasing. The us> ort'hrHt that he has brought
with him on this occasion, III superior and much
more extensive than what he has Offered al any for
period, consisting q c greatest vRri ", being
characterized for their pcculiar tuste and beauty
manufactured al materials collected from the pea SAINTS
or SoXory mud hanover icmed for the !i.itest and
most ch9rln'ng ints well from I'll o:icr parts of
The continent. They Produced by organization
o the most expensive manufacture, uRd solely of
lis Invention, and IN a way unknown To ory but
himself. lie requests that those ladies and gentle.
men wearing ornamental hair, ana wishing 10 have
his splendid natural heats sChrr keJ henf dresses
commonly called I0p2ets, VIII take the earliest Op
pnrunity ofhonnriug him with call
Those ladies' hni 0cri, men who .aay fol disposed
90 honor him with their calls, he attcrs hnns elf from
the superiority OF his ar;cics i'll every particular, TO
secure continuance Of t1eir patronage. Apply at
Edward lIullams, Eagle Hotel, between the hours Of
tea and t-o where the subscriber will be ready TO
attend upon AL ;hat may honor him with their com
manGs. ladies leaving their orders. viii be waited
upon immediately: us stay III Richmond will not
exceed seven days. THOMAS QUlRk.
" All orders after the Isl of March, will be reco-
ycd at lny residence in New York, No. 492 Broad
way. ian i0-3tif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-10
MDL4 RUBBER SHOES.

I'fiE subscriber has Just received large supply of
Ladies and Gentlemen's India Rubber Shoes
winch are lmpenetIable ~ water, and an excellent
prcseryatve of health. They keep the feet dry ana
warm and thus prevent many of;hose diseases which
rcsnlt from colds. Those persons who easily take
cold by dampening their feet, ought to guard lLcu-
selves by wearing the above shces. which equally
conduce TO health and comfort. All who beech: ;sc-
quainted with the benefit of the India Rubber ,oes
from experience, will never after omit the use o. H.
lie has also or hand large assortment OF ----'
and Gentlemen's, Boys and Misses Boots E.5fces
and Shoes; Leather, Sealslin and Hair Trunks; and
few dozen of Elnerson's celebrated Razor Straps
all ofwhich he is d. posed sell at ow prices for
cc9-2aWet SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Under the I,aplr Iotol