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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12
TO Tie Printers Of Tie United Stotee.

cIU VIC f|H9eTS ~ lie United Sf0tes
late the prices Of all the materials uss4 in making
Git; Iypes, have been greatly reduced and tho
SCI ne!efoe has been induced TO make propoftiona.
oe reduction in the prices which, from the Isl of Aprl
have been a. stated In the annexed list, F''
The character Of the Tyne made q, th, Fou,d,v !,
wen hn"wn TO the Trade who assured thatin regard
20 me pu"y OF metal finish, and dura bity, no deviation
has been made. V"
lie mas ON hand complete assortment and can supply
any qm"n'''y on short notice; will he happy 10 re-
'ht o.ue's oi his customers, which will have imme,
daic attention.
~efehan's VINO have orders from abroad, can have o
res complete with Presses, and every thing necessary for
inning Es'' oNshmen', pnt up in the perfect
iuplsnf's are requested 10 give this advertisement
pace IN Their papers few times 10 receive paymen no
J" Vps' or m ssttement of their accounts.
RICHARD RoNALDsON PbilacfeyDhfa
INC ESi--At six monIhs, rtndii Gr nnn,n.ni nnnnr
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METEOROLOGICAL WORKs.

For sale by J.. II. NASH, Bookseller 4 Sta,ious
richmond. Wa. the following Theological Work
SCOTS Family Bible, vols. quarto
n nTsSss shs''s e. s'' S &C. Soa'd
Reds works, vols. octave do
Josephus, do do and 6 vols. neat ed.
Shocktord's Connexions, vols. octave
Adams Dictionary of Religion
Browns DO of the Bible
Bucks Theological Dictionary
Paysons Sermons
Millions Christian Doctrine, Q vols.
Browns Book Of Divinity
Southcy's Life of Wcs.cy
Kidgley's Rody ofDivinity. 4 vols.
Iappan's Works, e-voIs.
Hopkinsons Works, 8 vols.
Leusden's Hebrew Bible, . vols.
Drencourt on Death
Dodd do do
Mourner Comfor,od
Spencer's Memoirs
Leigh Richmond do
Memoirs of Mrs. Carter
New Manual OF Private Dcv0,ons
opie's Dctracton Displayed
Life Of Martin
SCOTS Works 6 vols
Bucks Works 6 vols
Life, of Scott
Unitarian Miscellany
Alexander on the canon of Scripture
Marrow Of the Church
. Sir Walter SCOTS Sermons
BaXter's Call
do Saints Rest
Bickersteths Scripture Helm
do on Prayer
Flavels Saint Indeed
do Sacramental Meditatiors
Pilgrims Progress
Bisc aud Progress
Philips Memoirs of Mrs. Savar,
The Messiah by ]. Collyer
ppaleys Nat. Theology, large and small
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

.r Co'fMsrovffs Ogyics, ReAn1ond, .1gg "a, 1929.
Tie parties interested via please take notice ,bai nae.
appointed the Dist day of Dec next to commence the
directed ~ the foregoing order a court ON which dsv a.
"cOcH s. n, they ar required ~ my Office in tbe
Guy, WIN hrr accounts and yOrchers ready Cor eyanina,
ahd settlement and win Office copies ~ s pecesss ~ co
papers 6G-whc hilary MAKER e. t,'''
court held tT Prince Edward county JUiv The J0i6
- Ig[t John Buchanan, pit against HAYS A. IoomeI
Wis-UroT as INJfvtrIos. '0'
ne aeendans not having entered their appearance and
security according ~ an act 81 the general assembly aud
es o t1 court and " appearing the satisfaction Of
n ,' Ie n' inhabitants VI his state; m the motion
lanun ny us attorney, II j. ordered dat tho sstd defor
CIV 90 appear here ~ the 6fst day Of October court p go
@ we pitnh bill and that cony this order he t,rh
o. hshnogd 70. too months succesyey and also
poster az 'he oh door II the house Of This conv
~. \ cory Tes'e. r. j. VORStIxW
- PERSONS hsyng claims against the Estate OF WIN Niev
purn ate 81 fowhaan county, n the e,ate ~ ST. %
Newburn, deceased requested ~ ezbit, 49,, ",ln IS
twelve mouths iori The date thereof Tins ro,icc ,u b %
W oar OF the caus O all tosc who neglect this no,,ee
Will BOILING. Adrnni,tta,or
with tie VIII annexed of WIN Ncygtp,ro doc
and Executor Of Sa.ah r. Nsv..t,,
C,o,Esni, goa lgrs', 1879 -we.s '''"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

Ui3intgsbNtg, 81 September, 1899.
HaTc appointed The fifteenth day Of Oe0ef next IN execute
e foregoing order ofcmFt On which day by nine ocock
- M the parties concerned required ny Ocs
n ta ooks papers and testimony with copies Of court
FaPsIa and with this original order.
60 w5tc RO. ANDERSON. Cum.
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RALSToN s. PLEASAN,Es

M 10 O1N q I'I<E q OANES
Have Just receirsd and ofer for safe at t,ei Store,
oorner IF ID aud i 5M streets.
lSO Bags inc green Laguira cof;,c
100 do mountain St. Domingo do
SO do Rio do.
10 hhds prime green Cuba do
IS bags old lava do
50 hhds best dry New Orleans sugar
&C do common do
ID do dry Porto Rico do
% do very superior St. CroX do
65 hlds Trinidad and n. Orleans molasscs
pipes Holland gun
81 bnrres old rye whiskey
90 bbls and hhds common do
"a chests gunpowdcr and imperial tea
$50 sides oak and hemlock tanned soal leather
500 sacks Liverpool filed salt
20 boxes 8x10 window glass
do 12xiH do July 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

The prices ornamental and fancy ypo Ina ve been re-
duccd in greater proportion.
od type received in exchange, ~ cents per IN.
BOOK ~ Specimens will shouy be published.
STEREOTYPING will be done ~ tie lowest prices in
The best manner, az heretofore.
Publishers Of Newspspors IN the States Of New Jer-
seq, Pennyyania' Delaware, Maryland Virginia, North
"no Souih Carolina and GeoTpa, who awe the shove
conspicuous Insertions shall be entitled 50 SO psysbs
~ type, or 10 settlement of account. J. HOWE,
tuiY 81 81 Corner " CroUDn and CailoWhiu streets
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

PTCKL1NG.
ne bbAMIRE, opposite the Eagle door, has for sale
The articles use IN making The Green and Yellow Pickle
VIZ Iurmeric, Long and Black Pepper
Cloves Mace, Ginger, and MGsard Seed
q. 3 Nlfplce, Cinnsr'on. HoGse Radish, ari Cai...
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NINGINIA:-Ata superIor coIn OF cTancefY InIdeI -

NlNGlNlA:-Aia superior count chanceTy holden Al
tue caPio ~ be city Of Richmond, Wednesday Julv
s 1879 John w Argyle, William Argyle Frederick Arovle
a. Argyle JohnM Travillan and Mary A. G. his wife ahd
was mary A. T. Agye, and Thomas r. Argyle an infant bv
homas Cur exor and deysee Of John Curd dec Beniamn
Anderson and kebecca his wife, Samuel Hart and Anne HE
"ile, aud Samuel Dyer jr. dts. ~ ~
ms cause came on this day be heard on the bill taken r
confessed as 10 all the defendants EXCEPT Thomas Cur The
answer OF mat Defendant with the replication thereto and
hgth by COUNSEL o1 consideration whereof the cou oh
order that the defendant Isaac CuId render an account Of b
van before commissioner Of the court: and ,h., lie des
can't Thomas Cnrd, render his ~
INC estate ui ms tesiatO before the same commissioner who 10
directed TO examine state aud the said scconnts mi
report the same 10 tbs with any matters specially stated
parties 10 be stated. 80 - "''
copy. Teste, WN. G. PENDLEToy. T. T.
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~ UNAWAT.-Was committed 70 the Jail Of Jefferson
~ coCn'y, the 18th day of MAY, neg f1 woman mol
SAitAH ANH WINTERS She is about ~ years of age nj
carr complexion feet or inches high. has eon on ore
nD ohc says she was born between Aide and Leesburg
and raised by Rebecc Taylor, Of Alexandria The owner Fl
a slave Is requested to prove property pay charges take
her away or size VIII be sold for her jail fees the law directs
sept l-w3m THOMAS GRIG(S. JaiIoy JeH co
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are respectfully informed that
n the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
&c leave Richmond on Mondays, w edneetiays g.
Fridays, at y. NJ; arrive at Lynchsura. the
next days by p. NJ, and Salem the third day,
where the great Valley line to Huntsville, Nash
vile. &c. is connected. Before reaching salem
at Fiuks on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
terscc's CaidwelIs line, which passes Fincas,le
Sweet Springs. Salt and White SULPHUR SPRINGS. g. -
mtersecting Porter g. Bedcn's line at Lewfisburp
which runs to Guyandotte on tho Ohio river
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at q A. NJ.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon.
days at a, VI.
The travel will be performed by daylight, in sum-
mer " SUN
For seats to the West. apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging 70
passengers or other persons, the risk of the
pcctive owners thereof.
4. PATERSON, Proprietor.
RICHMOND s. SALEM
N. B'-Caidwe'is line only twice a week.
Passengers for the Springs, g. c. Should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

DOMESTIC GOODs.--5o bales ga, 40.
- ID and % inch brown and bleacbed sbirtinos
landing, for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP s. co.
aug 90 n
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

u UNAW Az Was coTmntr tie lal OF JcH.Ts01
county, ON the 9Th dav Of MAY last a negro man named
BILL blacksmith by trade, and supposed 10 belong to
southern traoe lie very black, has smiling countenance
about feet I'D inches gh and about 81 years old He for
merry belonged TO WIZ Little Of this county The owner is
requested 70 prove property aud take him away or he will be
sold SoT his jail fees, the Iaw directs -
srpl l-w3m THOMAS GRIGGG Lii, LIZ -.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-12

VIRGINIA. Atrulrs hohieH in the cIs,I,-
superior CONT ~ ehaneery Gr the I.irbno,,% W ,ns
the ~ day of August, 1920 William sr"i "''ll,''
c 6,;. - N'shol"' Co, Charles sperpx x Co.snd
r me deend9nisP Nicholns& Co. and cha. so..,u.e
NS. n,y'ng entered their appea "a nee aud ofve
the sei Of assembly and the rss N ,b,,
HppeaTing by satisfactory evidence tbst ,bsv -,
not inhabitants Of This coontry i s o,ds,sd 10y p,,
30 appear here the 6sf isy OF The me-, Lao
cory 's,n, 400 answsr the hill Of the pIaimia nd t6a,
published in the cy Of Richmond 70, ,r cco,h. .s
saidc w ""' o''he e'ptoL' W Wo
- "e'W' Tes;e' WV. q. PyvDrEros, c. c.
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STAGES.

ItWTIIIIWI IIWIII IIIr W rIIU ;
Richmond. Va. June -. 1929.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

We are Sir, respectfully your obt.--
LIE RAY BARNARD Chairman of
the select men.
GEO. WASHINGTON TUDOR, Sc
lect man.
A. JACKSON. Attorney at Law.
JAMES MADISON FIELDS Inkeep.
JOHN ADAMS Merchant.
E. JEFFERSON MERRIMAN, Pre-
ceptor, &c.
There were other names appended as
being those of the Principal of the Law
School, sc.
CHARLES D. FOX, Town Clerk.
Now, is it not inconceivabIe, how such
a gross cheat as this, BY being sugared o.
yer with abuse ofthe late Administration,
should have passed current with really IN
telligent menu As ifany man Insufficient
character to be Chairman of Select Men,
or Preceplor Of Law School, would set
their hands to 50 vulgar a compound; and,
as fla New England mountain town,
which is shewn by document of the last
Congress, to yield only nine d0Hrs post
age a gear, could be supposed to number
among its appendages, Attorneys, Acade-
mics, Law Schools &c.
Is this removal from office, on such eyi-
dence, the legitimate reform" which even
the decent advocates of the removals, sc.
compare to the Administration Of JEFFEe-
son! Are the considerations, presented
in the letter, such as ought to have iuhu-
euce in the operations ofthls Government!
Have they not had an influence, decid-
ed influence, not here alone, but still more
IN the subordinate appointments made by
officers not under the eve ofthe Cabinel?
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

shall hage been elected, be appointed To-
any civil office Of profit under this State.
which shall have been created, or the e.
monuments Of which shall have been in
creased during such term, except such
Offices as may be filled by elections by the
people.
Mr.. Madison then rose for the purpose
of moving a reference of the report, TO the
same Committee of the Whole, to which
the Report of the Judicial Committee had
been referred; but at the request Of Mr.
Leigh, (of Chester6eld) he withheld his
motion, for the purpose of enabling Mr..
Leigh. TO move the House TO take up a
Resolution offered by that gentleman on
Wednesday, aud then laid on the table.
Mr.. Leigh then moved, the House to
consider the following resolution:
Resolved, That It be a standing order
of the Convention, that the Convention
shall every day resolve itself into a Com
mjttee of the Whole on the Constitution
of the Commonwealth, and such proposI-
llons for amendment or alteration thereof,
MS shall berelerred to, or made in the SAID
Committee.
The Resolution was agreed TO.
On motion of Mr.. Madison, the Report
Of the Legislative Committee was then
referred TO the Committee Of The Whole.
On motion Of Mr.. Giles, the Report OF
the Executive Committee WAS then taken
u0. and referred 10 the Committee of the
Whole
Mr.. Powell then moved that the rcsolu-
lion which he had land on the table should
be referred 70 the Committee Of the Whole,
which motion WIS also agreed to.
Judge Marshall then said that Il was OBJ
yious that all the reports shouldbe referred
to the same committee. lie believed all
the reports committed to day, had been
referred to a committee different from that
To- which the report OF the Judicial Com
mutee had been referred. If that was the
case, he would move that the committee OF
ihs whole To- which was referred the report
of ihe Judiciary Com nit. G, be discharged
rom the further consideration OF that re-
port, and that it be referred TO the same
committee OF the whole to which the other
reports had been referred
The motion was agreed to.
Mr.. Leigh .of Chesierield) then moved
that all the reports made by any otihe com.
mttees, aud all the propos tons which had
been offered in the House, We referred to
/ the same committee of the whole.
This motion was dncd ed IN the allirma-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO.-
DEFEAT OF THE SPANISH
EXPEDITION.

The New Orleans papers received by
r.sterday's mail contain the important IN
,er,c,nce of the capnulation of the Span.
;sb Gao,ra( Barradas and his army, at
T,moico. 10 tire Mexican forces under
GsneraI 81 Anna. The New Orleans
Bee Of the d instant gays;-A passeu-
Ger on board of the schooner Galga' iy-
Ing at the point, and from the coast OF
Tampico. whence she sailed on the "a OF
las, month. (September) relates that zen
eral Brradas cdpitulated to Santa Anna
ON the 18th, on condition he should keep
his aaes, and arms, and should be con
veyad TO Havana. Five actions took
place before the capiiunUon. The sick
and wounded, to the number of lou, TO
be at the expense of the Mexican govern
meat. and after their recovery conveyed to
Havana The articles of capltuIalon pro
vide for the protection of all vessels, eth
cr foreign or Spanish, having brought pro-
visions to Tampico before the capitulation.
Among the schooncrs which sailed from
this port, the Eclipse and the Monk had
entered, and two others, presumed to be
the Nueya Maria and Dorothea were
wrecked offthe coast" Ball. finer.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
REMOVAL.
JACOB BOW NAN,
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

ID ESPECTFULLY Informs hIs friends anil
: he Public generally That he has removed hs
shop. from Wafer 10 HrSet Street, one Lot
South of Monroe Street, 10 the Town OF W heeiing.
lie will continue TO furnish the different kinds Of
Boots aud Shoes, both for Ladies and Gentlemen
and VIII endeavor 10 merit Contmulnce ofthu eu-
courlgement which h has heretofore received.
He requests settlement Of accounts from 90
persons whose accounts Tsniain open, having iiad
no adjustment ofhis Books since BE- commenced
business "a this place.
Wheeling Nov :, lS29-G-
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

The Committee appointed 1T the Town Meeting
ON Saturday Evening last, 10 prepare The dr"'gO'
ola Charter ,or the Town are requested - y. eI
ON Saturday next 7lh insi' at : o clock J.. W. az
Col. Chapiiue's Oiiire.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
PRICES OF ADVERTISING.

Aqrsed up,H bg The Master Printers Of the Tolen
efWHEELING, NOcsm5sr 4, 1929.
For weeks or less, per square, 81 90
Each continuance. 25
FOR SIX MONTHS.
For one square or less, S. %
For two SqulreS 3 90
For each additional square 800
PER YEAR.
For one square or less, IS on
For two squares, 10 %
For three squares, % 90
For each additional square. 90
Present engagements 10 be completed without
any modification.
Signed,
ROBERT l. CURTIS.
ARMSTRONG ~ GREEN
WIN. c. IOWELLS.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
FLOWER & ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING.

1nIE Lqdts anj Cenil-rep of lIhee.;ng M.
! / respectfully Invite to rrn d. M Crzrqb 3
Oh Vain s,reei,& exHine NEW STYLE oil
FY0UeT and Ornamental PRINTING.
Lately Introduced from England into the United
States by Sir. and Me- lloSFLFUR, AMI now taught
300 ih- place 10y Messrs SPEAR * LEMEB, %
Eirhf Lessons
Tins is ut only a worry Beautiful meih1d IF
Paunn-, hut d b. ihe only one by whch The son
res, * bn..7n' co.ouug ofuarufe can be equa..sd
On every instance it hls mo, with ihe sieat.si
success 800 20 those vino are de-irous Of obtain
nag lu 900, winch Any IL any time Doe made use %
aiher ~ ihe melus ofpl..l-i,-e or pecuiary prof
&c d. nva.uil,e. The m,tlioI Of drawing from
uluHe IS entirely n-guaE and $50 think we liaz
ard nothing 20 saying, that no person ever ;oDk
ihs eight Lessons without feeling that thy could
-iIp1ss those who bad studied OH the usual method
tor wears.
Persons disposed 10 examine, viii please to call
between lhe hours Of 3 and ), p. VI.
TER1tIS made known al the room.
Get. =.
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For Sale y!
IEEE CABINET SHOP

Ofthe Subscriber is offered f,r sale, consisting Of
Tools, Benches, and u good
asSOi tmentof CHERRY black
and whiie Walnut Boards,
Cherry and PoDIar Sc7Ht-
jiRg-als0 q Shop NTH a
le0se, rhich ariH expire on
The first Of april 1892.
Oc; "a 1870 ANDREW KEEFFR
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RUssELL, June 5, 1929
VIZ. IT. BARRY ESQ.

VIZ. T. BARRY ESQ.
Dear SIR: We are happy TO perceive
that the true Jefcrsonian maxim is adopt
ed and acted upon by the present trium-
Dbant administration, that there should
always he an existing confidence between
the principal officers of the government,
and their subordinates." In this toxin,
this is notthe case; the present Postmas-
ter has always been AN adhereut Of the late
corrupt administration; aud, even since
,be election Of the Hero, he has persisted
pertinaciously IN his oppOsItonl Nov,
such a state Of things is not az it ought to
bel and the oblec, of this communication
is 10 request YOU TO remove the obnoxious
officer, and appoint some one OF our 01CH
tsI,sv. lci0 IS jackson to the backbone
We take the liberty TO recommend rs q
osrson well qualified to sustain the rcpuia-
ton of the department IN the progress OIL,
present glorious Cause, MATTHEW q.
BLAxgsLEr. Esq. He is well known Ia
tbiy vicinity rs a democrat ofthe old school
and as q man whose consistent, uudevIat-
ing course during the last election. ennoble
him IN the opinion OF Il virtuous and intel
Ecent people. il Is true that the avdils OF
tine office are small; but ESQ BIakesly
will accept Il, not 50 much for MS own en-
oluneDt. as for the honor and convenience
of the Jackson corps, until "a vacancy shalt
omen the way to an Office moro lucrative
and honorable
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04
HARDIN

Mil, = Cul and Hand Files;
Saws Knives and Forks.
R.zlr- and Penlnivr': Hinges ~ Screws, &c.
QUEENsWARE, & GLASSWARE,
TIMWAR1, g. GROCERIES,
tOFFEE. Y II and Co. r. Teas
Pepper. Alspice, Ginger, Cloves, Nmmegs, CHINA
mon. Indigo, Maddcr, Alum, Glue, Rice, New
Orleans and Loaf Sugar Rosin and Shaving
Solp, Tobacco, Spanish and common Segurs,
Ncw-O Orleans AloLisses.
LIQUORS-Cog Brandy, N. E. Rum,
Bhtmo Gin, WhIskoy, Lisbon, Malaga, aud
Port Vines
Fish, Sperm and Linseed OIL
Mdckercl, and Herring.
Cotton Yarns, at Factory prices.
The above with nIl other articles n their line
constantly ON hand. Persons in llle market aro
invited % ci.l and examine our stock and 10 all
who favor us with their custom we pledge our
selves TO give bargains as good as can be had in
ihe pIlre.
uTComty produce generally takcnin exchange
Tor GoOus
Wheeling Oct %, 1899.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

I'd OBERT G.. MARTIN informs tho
- y pubic that be continues tie Tailoring Bu-i-
ness DO the former stand, one door north Of Mr..
Cre,ap's Boarding house, conner Of Maui ~ Mon
roe streets lie vi receive regularly al tie laiest
Fashions, and pledges himself TO attend panicu-
hrIy o. the application of them, 10 a style inferior
.o none BOO the west.
lie gives notice 10 all distant Customers That
their Measures are carefully preserved and that az
Order from them wl'i be thankfully received ana
attended to at thr shortest uo,Ic0.
LADIES' HABITS, PUN aHd @ 2.
o,qds 10 The iaiast md luost 0g7roSoa fasA'o"''
Wheeling, Oct - IN
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-11-04

INVITING
CbsGpside and Good Bargains
JOHN z, CLARKE & Co.
AYE JUST RECEIVED FROM THE EAS.
TERN CITES IN EXTENSIVE AS.
SORTMENr or FALL s WINTER
q d Cd s:
THE FOLLOWING Is A HINT AT THE
VARIETY OF THEIR STOCK:
Blue. hluck. olive, caret, steel mixed, and drsb.
fine and silperfne Cloths,
Blre and steel mixed CassimCres aud Cassinelts
Pels,e aud H,bt Cloths,
Neriuo. aud limitation MeriDo Cloths
on,bazetts, Boubazines, Ratiiueus, Circassians,
and CaEb,ets
Tartan and CircussiHn Plads
Lion Skin, Red and White Flannel'
! Rid. Dr,b and Mixed Padding.
N-rmo. PusSlan. WorStcd, X Waterloo Shawls,
| Worscd and Waterloo Points,
CALTcoEs, NEW STYLE AND rtroAyr
PATTERNS.
Furniture Cbmiz. India Satin, Black. Blue Blk.
and Fancy collred Italian Lutestiiug and Gros
de- Naples SILK,
eros de Indies, double Florence, Seushlw, and
Levaut,ue Silks.
/ Fisured eros de- Naples, and trimming Sg,ins
/ lorenzo Il Mode. Black Italian Lu,estrns Hand.
kcwMeiS,
Twilied. Bandana, German, and Flag Silk, do
! Fancy six Figured Swiss, and Jlcouet Cravats,
Fancy Six Barcgc, Grape de Lion, and Merin0
dress llaudkecmels
Nmkiu mad Camon Or pc Robes,
/ \ splendid selection ot RIBBONS, * BONNET
/ TRIMMINGS.
BRAIDs, Worsted. and Silk Buidngs,
/ ttu. dul Ususy Buttons Tor Ladies' Habits,
Irish Linens, Linen Cambria Long Lawn, Fig'd,
( PLAIN, Swiss and Jlconrlt Nuslns,
Figured and Pltn book Alu,llns
Figured and Pun Bubbueti,
BIick aud white Bobbneit Wells,
Thread, BubbIneit and Cotton Laces,
81 A and 81 h.cacued and lEOwn Muslns,
3 and "A Check
Dorchester and other Tickugs
Domestic plads and Stripes,
Nurseries Quill aud Muslin Spreads,
Baugup and Fancy olive Cords,
Muddriss, Scotia, aud Cotton Flag handkerchief,
Dark Gnghmns
Rose and Point Blankets,
HOSIERY or All KINDS,
Ladies' Beaver York tan. Kid, tloskln, and six
Gloves superior.
Gentlemen French and common Buckskn, super
Beaver, HOslliu, SILK, German, und canton
Gloves,
Webb and Cotton Suspcnjors
PMS Patent Thread Cotton and Linen Tapes;
Wur,ed Fcueiiug Bobbns; So wing Cou0hsi
CLrke's Spool Boss,
Foundation Mu>lm Grass Muslin;
Colared Cambria; Canton Flannel
Beached and Brown Jeans,
Blck and white Wuddug Cotton Cord
Chip F|lts; Cumorhl
Val. q, Swausdown and Silk VeslingF
Bucsrm and Canvass,
Superior and splendid Chinese Window Blinds,
Sc. &c
The above GooDs can be furnished by the Piece
or ReiI-aud the following, by Wholesale or
Retail:
STRAW, GIMP, & LEGEoRM