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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
PROSPEROUS
GAAOSESSSGUS
For bsti1g by Subscription, in The Toton Of Ports
mouth, Pirginia, Newspaper, to be entitled, the
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,,
AND
TIRGLNL4 CO.M,HERCL4L C.1ZETTE

c. WEST.
" compliance with the ish Of many of the most ,ss
pec'able citizens Of Portsmouth, who are anxious for
such publication Of their the publisher this
Prospectus to the patronage and support Of the inha
Of Portsmouth, Norfolk, and the adjoining counties.
II IS unnecessary in the present enlightened Arc IN
labored detail Of the value or nswsnanes
In republic founded the virtue aud general in,el5.
scnee Of the community and which only he supported
and continued I'm the basis, their utility must be n.
parent 10 every rejecting mind We shall proceed there
fore, without further remarks specify the course we in
tend pursue, nod the objects which our IN
he chiefly directed In the first place would distinctly
state that the REPUBLICAN, inten ded to be par
paper, devoted any particular psrv or admin
siraton further than their may be- in our view
wise ADD besecia calculated promote the interests
OF country. We shall aim at preserving Tipid inn
Partially bet@een conflicting padiescarely excluding
all controversies Of personal and acrimonious nature;
at ec time, DESTROYS that both sides Of the
question ~ The merits Of public and measures, may he
freely and fairly stated so that nr readers will BE- enabled
to draw their conclusions, aud form their own opn
ions contrOvertgd points.
Our object and design is 10 make the REPUBLrcAN
vehicle o commercial and general informa ton-a medium
NJ FACTS, rather than political discussions or abstract
questions. Nor will Agricultural and Missella neous in
formation be pegleciedor the Literary and Scienti6.
news Of the day There is likewise another subject which
will engage adequate share Of our attention. viz: In
teual Improvement Whatever difference Of opinion
exist the powers of the General Government in re-
ference 70 this subject, there he the wis
dom and policy Of improving the utmost our natural
advantages by removing distractions in
canals and oadshus opening hannels CONNIE
ard cslng bralby aud vigorous exercise all the re.
souces,of our State This course, which been so hop
ply begun By the Dismal Swamp Canal, will we trust
ere LONG, berome primary object Of Importance with our
Statesmen, and give flesh stimulus delaying COM
metce aud lsHguishing agriculture
Having thus briefly unfoded orr intended course IL rs
mains with the public say how far they think it worthy
oi patronage.
=. SIT is intention issue the first number Of
ihe Republican in April, provided 80 subscribers are pre-.
vionsy procured.
CONDITIONS.
o.. The RgPUsLIcAS will be handsomely printed on
Superroya, ssmi-vFrkly, (TUeays aud F,iays) at 81
.cf rHpm, nayabt in advance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

OF cay o1Itss, Tedl' ~ he FtTyWid and FuIrierS
S,nGS
EOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful to the ladies
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, Or past favours and
hopes a continuance of the same and would thank
the ladies' sending their silk dresses, have them t-
ken to pieces, which win enable him to warrant them
20 bc dyed and finished we'll as at any establish
ment In the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cessary as he has suitable machines to finish them,
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise informed, that he scours
gcter with all kinds apparel and requested repairs
them IN the neatest manner. AS usual all kinds OF
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
stuiis ccanscd and re-dyed III the neatest manner.
n. Ii. Tickets will be issued on leaving the goods
with him. and requests they will be presented on up-
plication for the same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
Broad Rock Spring Races

SHE Races the Broad Rock Course will commence
days. ~ ~ ~
FIRST DayA Sweeps,ake for Colts and Fies three wears
DID, entrance $780, half forfeit subscribers and closed
Entries, Ihos CheathanI, dead James Clibome WIN. II.
Patterson. ' ~
entrance SIS. '' T''
Third DayThe Jockey Club Purse three mile heats $500
20 discount, entrdpce $40 lSHAM PICKETT.
ap "a Iavst
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

VIRGINIA; ~ rules holden in the clerks Office Of the
superior court Of ehaneery for the Richmond district
the I'd day Of March 1926 John X. Giliia,, surviving
partner oi the hrm Of John X. Gilliat g. SON. Of Lon
dom and William Giiat pits. against John Hume Tho
mas hume Jacob LeehleT Thomas Taylor and John j..
Taylor, surviving partner Of Edmund Taylor e. Co. dfs
The defendants Thomas Hume and Jacob LeekleT mot
having entered their appearance and given security
hng to the act o! assembly and the rules oih court and
" appearing by satisfactory evidence, fhst they
inhabitants of this enuny; it's ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the Is day ofe next June
and answer the bill Of the plains and that copy NJ this
order be forthwith inserted IN newspapc published
~ the city NJ Richmond, for months successvey and
posted ~ the front door 81 the capitol in the said city.
IS Acopy. Teste, WIN. q. PENDLEToN. g. e.
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For RENT.
TO THE PUBLIC.

'E'HE subscribers, having purchased the line of
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis,
burg, WILL on or before the first Of MAY next, com
mence running the Route TWICE A WEEK.
The Line will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburr and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to Wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c. to Staunton.
1t will leave Guyandotte, twice a week at o'clock.
A. M.
And on IFS return, will leave Staunton twice a
week.
From Guyandotto 10 the Springs there Will be no
night travelling.
At Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times a week.
The route, from Guyandotte 10 Stanton. will he
performed in five days and from Staunton, to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two days, and from
Richmond, to the City Of Washington, in 26 bourg.
and from Fredericksburg, to the City, in eight hours
Persona ascending the Ohio on their wav TO the
North, VIII ind this route the peasantest and cheap
est And those who may wish to visit the Springs
arc informed, that, exclusive Of the Line they can m
all tipes be accommodated, on short notice with
good eTtra Coaches 10 those watering places
and the public assured that in attention N tho
accommodation and comfort Of the passengers so n
as good Coaches and Teens, and sklfil aud sober
Drivers can afford them the line shall not De inferior
20 any other in tho State.
PORTER g. BELDEN.
IrrA..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
IRON CASTINGS.

THE Suhscrbe informs rF public, that he continues 10
carry on tho ZION FOUNDRY near the SAVAGE
Factory, where he MAKES S"n Iron CASTINGS for Ma.
chinery Of all descriptions. Al orders sent 10 him al the
Foundry, or 10 Nh GEORGE WILLIAMS, No. 3. Bow.
lys wharf Baltimore fr Cs.tin-s will meet ui,b ine
dHie atentcr, aud tie CASTINGS delivered there free of
expense for transportation. JONATHAN BONNER
BaliimnIo, jar. 26. 1870. 1.n1,
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hn ~

Joseph Pollard, pit
against
trcr Jones' dfs
ms DAY came the plaintiff By his attorney and fled his BILL
sno appearing 10 tho satisfaction Of the court tatthe dn-
ordered mat The paid defendant John M RsdEord % appesr
hee on t rst day ofMay next and answer the b Of
me PLAINTIFF ard that copy Of this order Be forthwith rnrd
n some public newspaper printed in the city Of Rhuon6 Or
Wo monhs suceesvey and that another copy be passed o
front door Of the courthouse of his county On TOO vUcce.Fe
court days and s further ordered that defendants Ssuf
Leake and Merweiher Jones do not pay sway, s,e or
oeTwise dispose OF any money effects IN their hands h.
longing to tho defendant John Redfod 50 az to sas ,
TO pay to the plaintiff tho debt in me plaintiff bin entioued
and the costs OF this suit
copy. Teae, MAR W. Miller Ec.oe
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FOR. HIRE.

a LIKELY Girl about sixteen years of age, who
Is good sempstrcss and clismbermud She
has been accustomed to nursing children, and can
como well recommended for honesty and industry
Apply at this Office. april 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
NEW NOVEL.

YINfE CASTILIAN, Novel, in vols, l2mo
"ls our last Gazette avertcd 10 the Hubloation OF
s Novel, and TO the pleasure had received iom hurficd
glance its pages; and very favorable
impression has been a,Py confirmed csurey peru
sal oil these volumes The character Of the Heroe iaosethcr
beautifully dawa and abounds In touches Of great sk amt
feeling " London Literary (;axette. 500,
Thc work IS written with gres, spirit and abounds with
animated scenes The chaiacte nun,eruvs diversified
well sustained, and true naiure."-Court Morasins
Received for sale nj
apt5 j. "a NAS,ys RoOReropr
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no PRINTERS.

FfNHE Printing E.is, .i.ar,rl, II inc .y, tsTrp v
n VIRGlNIAN" IS oGt,,4 m, s,,,. e. il ,,s,od ~,
Chahesown k"nsoi' tronfy aud IN tie gsest line .,
communication ,hrnuei Vifl.ne f,om E.,t IN Wet The
neafes' competing r'"tsinrnt o State about one
hundfed miles dHsnE md ibr Whole neiglhnfint eolp.
Try IS believed IN be rapdy improving in Intelligence. In
numbers. aud ~ wesifh
For terms, and ~ rr information adiresc the s,f,..
Der (posi paid keuawba G.. n Viry.ois
April st. 1879. Mason CAJrpFtr
" The publication of NE Western Vhg,n,an viii he
continued a. heretofore should M sale II ,. e,t,t iI
nent BE- efse,-N "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

NTlRGINIA: At a Superior Couri Of Chaueerv hol-
den at the Capitol in the City Richmond Mon
day, March the 3d. 1899: William Mann and Samuel
Dyer, j.. pitts against Thomas I. Bouldiu executor OF
Da vid Rass, deceased Jacob Myrrs Eliza his WIFI
John DuGie'd aud Amanda his wife, and Walter l.. Fon-
tame aud George NJ. Payne, admits. of David Ross IT,
deceased and Frederick a. Ross, devsrss of David Ross
deceased, dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza his wife aud
Frederick a. Ross who OF this country, against
whom the plaintiffs appear have proceeded in the mode
prescribed by law against absent defendants, still faiup
!" appear and answer on motion ut the plaintiffs, by
coonse, the do, take their bill coafessed as 10
those defendants And the coming on to be he rd
the bill taken for confessed rules as To tho other de-
PENDANTS, exhibits and examinations witnesses nd was
argued by couuse On consideration whereof the court
doh audge order aud Decree that the contracts referred
To IN the proceedings be, and the annued
and declared void: that the defendant Thomas T Bou
din. executor of David Ross, deceased deliver up to
the plaintiff, William Mann, be cancelled the bond
executed by him for FIVE hundred dollars the said Rou
din "a executor aforesaid, aud mentioned in the bill: tina
he out OF the estate of his his be
nisteTo, do pay the plaintiff Samuel Over, r the sum
Of one thousand dollars with interest thereon from the
lively ninth day of July, 1876 till paid; aad that he rem
DER before commissioners of the court of his
administration Of the estate Of his tesator. aud said
commissioner is directed examine state and settle The
! said account well account Of all the payments
made by the plaintiff William Mann he said David
Ross during his life time account of the purchase
the lands in the bill mentioned, the SAID Thomas r
boudr executor Aforesaid eath of the said
Ross on the account and report to the court
with any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
himself or which may be required by the parties to be so
stated.
copy. Tes,e, WM G. PENDLEToN, & g.
Commensurate OFFICE,
Richmond, llh April, 1929 {
The parties interested will please take notice, that
have appointed the 18th day of June NEXT To
the accounts directed in the foregoing of court, on
which Gay o'clock, A. NJ they are required to attend
at my Office in this city, witt, accounts and voucher,
ready for examiHa lion nd settlement.
HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
The defendants in the above mentioned suit, will take
notice that Friday the 29h day May next between
the hours OF o'clock in the morning, and O'Clock In the
aiiennon shall proceed, the office of Herbert A. Cai-
borne, IN the city of Richmond take deuostonS NJ
Samuel Car'Nr and others; and the day. between
the hours Of o'clock in the morning. aud nclnck in the
afternoon shall proceed, the Office Of John Wiekham ESQ
IN The city Of Richmond, take the deposition of said
Wckham, which Gepostions to he taken to he used
aud read as evidence in the aforesaid suit.
% w5i c WIN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
FAMILY SHAD.
III Bbls family shad.-For sale by
april 81 JAS. WINSTON
CHARLES HOLT, Jr. d. co.
lire noU reeeipHg rery large aud handsome assor.
nent Of
China, Glass, and EarthenWare.


SEtECTED with particular care, their Spring supply for
~ this nlarkct all which they offer very low for cash
Their stock now consists of a complete assortment COMPRISING
great many new articles, shapes patterns from the best
manufactures In Europe and America by the latest ami
vais, and consisting, in part of the following:
CHINA W.4RE.
Elegant ustred and gilt China Dining Services vrrv
large and completes Plates, Dishes, Turees Bowls Pitchers
ba elegant rich gold border and enamellcd Tea Sets en-
oossed and gold do do do common enamelled black
PRINTED Tea and Cohee Sets plain gold edge and lined do DO
90 blue nankin and gold do do do general assortment OF
low price China Cups aud Saucers by the sett or dozen
GLASS ware.
Elegant rch cut board Sets consisting Dishes Bowls
Pitchers DecaRers Tumbler Wines Salts TO match; elegant
painted Shades, rrh cut Hall Lamps Stand Lamps Mantle
lamps, rich cut Sugars Creams Pickle Vases SAVERS Water
bottles, and general assortment of plain Glass Ware
E.4RIlHE.NJJ.4RE.
Liverpool Dinner Sets, Dishes Plates Soup Tureens Bowls
Pitchers Tea Pots, Sugars, Creams Ewers and Basins MUGS
Tea Cups and Saucers, with without handles fancy
fitcer, Bowls Tea lots, Sugars Creams edged Plates Dishes
and Turcers, enaeled Teas Coes and Bols-a,so gene
raj assortment of
STONE WARE;
And general assortment of low priced Goods suitable for
country merchants, who with others requested TO call and
examine our stock and prices before purchasing elsewhere
ANY assortment that be selected be pot u in the
inotIeI ana AZ the shortest notice 28-6tc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

Inc WeEc VIII alternately rir from the Sweet sprjugs
by way ofbe w. Sulphur 10 The Salt sulpbu, n nd he
aud by lie Mill Gap AID Uninn.
Each passenger viii be allowed ~ telc 7oJs of bag.
gage Zee OF chatgo, bot al over tts viii 5e charged f.,
az 'he rate ol cents lD per 100 mice Those who
h register their names toe places ahee the siatc sop-
shall have the preference.
There vii hc good and ,,r.fi !.isers, AMI the besf
horses IN Virginia. r. B. CAIuWFft
SIN mouth, 2d'h, 1921
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
SIXTY DOLL.4RS PEW:4RD

be gwen by the subscriber for the apprehension OF
w ms negroes JOE LyoNs joins Samson, Nm SAMPSON
BILLY tARHER, SAM 4 CHhnIFs SMITH Joe is sou, and
tacr ia black man, with Smiling countenancc and white
M john is OF middle height and rather slim make not very
'ai anu Stout OF tawny color, and shutters little Billy is
raher lower than the common height mula,io and has one
OF Two OF ms 'front.' teeth broken partly off sam low stout
mace black man. Charles is rather tall and slim, black and
mas bumps IN his face They generally took with napt
cotton clothes and new oznabur shirts them took
with them old blue coats jackets and panaoons cotton
OF linen SHIRTS aud other Sunday clothes they call them
ran off tho eth are probably lurking about Rich
mond Petersburg Norfolk Hanover house. the Piping
Tree VIII give the above reward for the apprehension of
Oh $40 for each negro. hill CARTER
ap l3-eo3w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
Medicines and Dye Stuffs.

Medicines and Dye StuffS.
THAvE partly received my supply of fresh mcdi-
cines. and can recommend them 10 my friends and
customers, and TO country merchants and physicians
Among them are tho following:
Elmo Amer. castor oil, in pints and quarts
Powd Jalap, ipecac, tart. emctic camphor
Opium, rhuburb, cream tartar
Lump magnesia. calcincd do.
Flake mama, Alex. SIENNA
Genuine Turkey rhubarb in root
Sup. Carlo soda, tart. acid, Rochelle salts. &c.
ALSO DYE STUFFS
Clipped logwood in barrels, Nicaragua, fustic
Cam wood red do, cudbsar, glue shellac, alcohol,
verdcgrs
Flotc indigo, copperas, alum, pot and pearl ashes
april % ]. III. BLAMIRE,
Opposite the Eagle.
MOLASSES, MACKEREL, &c.
Landing from Schr. Diomede at The Docf,
Al Hhds prime w. l. molasses
"a bags green coffee
100 bbls No. nackerri
90 nj feet boards
SO sacks salt
80 boxes spcrmacot candles
100 do superior brown soap
10 bbls brown sugar
bales cotton sheetngs
8 do do shirtngs, for sale by
april 2s ct DAVENPORT, ALLEN & Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
Berkeley, April ,e,h, 1929. 29-Isc

RI ONsiEUR TONSDN VII Stand the e1gITnr7 S9sZo1r
!EA at Tree iin Richmond His season will Commence
S rrSt OF etrary and terminate tine first of July next He
VIII DE let 20 fifty dollars SEASON. which NAV I,e
discharged by the payment of forty dollars within the sra
Wares can be insured at seventy five dollars ayabe when the
mare shall prove 70 be in a One dollar 10 the grown, In
every Wv 9'"' ."
Tie Tree Hill estate ras been leased ard wei cnlrpd y
INC sscTi'FTs, who will furnish good pasturage for mares
gratis, and stable them in all had weale Tiny can Viii
fed, If required, at - cents per day.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for the a,ro
nodaton of niars and of the subscribers will Give his
constant personal attentions order that they NAV I'M rh
edn a returned to their in good order. Tie under
ssuet cannot be responsible accidents or esospes b, viii
use every eXefiion TO prevent both Monsieur Tonson IS
beautiful nay hIeen hands three inches hg with black lers
name ann TAN lie Is timely proporioned exhibiting great now
er end ocauf throughout his form His blood appearance ant,
performance cannot be surpassed by any horse on the conf
nent- OF fedaree, &C seq horse bills.
~. THOMAS WATSON,
lcp tic ABNER ROBINSON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29
IN the 18th day next shall oey on the premises al
public sale my Mills and 1000 of the BERKELEY

The 2Slh day OF N next shall oioI on the premises an
- public sale my MILLS, and 1000 of the BERKELEY
IhaCl VI LAND, in parcels TO sui; purchasers The Mills
are on an excellent an and might valuable
IN te hands OF man of capital they Of (rist MIL
haVhs machinery FOR manufacturing wheat, a pan OF fj;
stones ~ the best quality and bol,ngc &c; alec
saw MILL capable of saving 0OO feet of timber during
season. to tins rs attached South Carolina Cotton Gin c,al
Proosoiy 10 any N Virginia. together with Cotton Press The
ands consist OF every variety Of SOIL Of thcm extremely
Wen adapted 10 corn and coon small portion been much
improved by mar which is very them but the
greater part better suited to the ow OF aud clover
some ct ITEM are well tnbered with heart pines and within the
limits nf the land intended TO he sold, good NAV
mad on James River, a ling excellent situation 10 bud
with beautiful view of the River and City Point On this pro-
perry ihosht that good Fishery hal-Thc terms
OF sale viii % fourth in 60 days and the balance in three
annual the purchase money lie paid the Bank Of
me w. states IN Richmond The Mills will be delivered nn,e
datciy after the SALE the plantation called Mill Quarter not
until the expiration ofthe present year.
BENZ. HARRISON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-04-29

= IoHPRiNTtNG tyfegr'd a me wig Office.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, AND DYE sTUFFs'
FOR SALE, BY
.Rrchib0M 8. Todd.

Wns where ne has Renea,
and
Arong be All. are taetol2
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
Bargains TO be had here
A splendid assortment Of FALL and M,
GnOnGs

Selected from the most recent imporlai,..
York, Philadelphia and Bailmore-I-
for Cash, and will be sold at lowest r,,,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28

m f3ESH SIIAD-5O half barrels Fresh Shal
4 for family use Just received md for sa by
Sept 18d KNOX & MCKEE.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
CHAPLINE 8 O,FERRAn

CHAPLINE & O'FERRAI
At Thompson old stand, Main street M
of which the following are a par.
Superfne Cloths, blue, black, olive. brown
drab and sieel.mixes; cassmeres and q.
cambleis and Tartan plaids bombazetts n.
blue-black, brown, purple and crmsonIn.
let crimson and cross-baned morecn. Bn,
cortepella; bonnet cambria; very larg,
ment of ginghUms and gngham rcbes h
figured Swiss, lackonet and book muslin.
and figured bobbinet; linen, linen canb1.
imitation handkerchlcis; cambria muslin.
eros dc Naples, black, blue, b.ue-black
green, purple, scarlet, light blue and straw
sup. lutestring, satin, Leyantiue, India sllt
senshaw; a general assortment Of bonns,
black, blue, green, pink ami white florence
figured and cut silk velvet; tabby velvet; ~
silk, silk velvet, Valentia and Ma,seilles; h
jackonet, Swiss, sup. luslring, birds cye
twllled silk; bandana, silk flags, sup. Gms o /
pies and fancy gauze handkerchief Caslnr
merino long shawls; merino dress shawk 4
mre calico; stripes, assorted, Pittsburgh mt
up cords; steel and wood busks, silk and
stay laces; Indies pufls, curls, aud baids n,
cloths Of all colors, for ladies': black ani
silk and sup. gauze wells; black and white
wells; Italian grapes, ass d; nankins and
grapes; Canton Grape dresses, assorted coIo1l
ton-crape robes, at 50 and upwards; cue
assorted; umbrellas, silk and cotton: mohar.
lets and watch guards; beads assorted. ia
bonuet ribbon, new style; Manma gauIe ml
assorted; plain and figured velvet ubb0 II
capes and caps; thread, bobbuet. cotton OOH
six lace; Irish linens, at from - cents DO 81
sheetlng, damask table hncu aud cotton; 0
diaper; brown Holland; padding burlun
canvass; oil cloths; black and white sos
black and white silk hose and half hose &
worsted and cotton half hose; mixed bail
ladies' kid, beaver and hoskm gloves; g,l,,1
hoskin. beaver Kid and dog skin gloves &
tuck shell, quill back shell, side, and mo,.
tuck combs shell and mock shell side boil
cent combs; Brushes: cloth, halr shoe 500
ing, ground paint, and shaving brushes Dl
aud crowns, extra cheap; hats for boys Co..
az s. 80 and upwards.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-28
DOMESTIC GOODS.


Ladies black Morocco and seal wells,
DO clasp and tie lasting DO
do do Morocco do
do Cordoyan and lasting boots;
do Lasting springs;
do Morocco and calf springs;
do Cordovon and calfboots;
Misses Lasting aud Morocco springs
DO do do wells;
Children $ Morocco and calf boots;
Mems Morocco boots and Monroeg
Morocco Hats.