Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-06
Fresh Dry Goods.

Fresh Dry Goods,
hch Tor cheapness or variety, is surpassed by none
\ tins market, and TO the examination OF which,
hey solicit the attention OF purchasers. Their stock
onslss IN part of
Fine, supeiiine and extra super blue black fashion
able olive and brown cloths
common and fne drabs, greys and assorted coloIs
Fine and superiinc black and blue cassimercs
A few pieces extra fine light mixtures do
80 cases sattinctts common TO extra superfnc,
consisting OF Clay and JACKSON mixtures, silver,
Oxford, steel and gold do. cinnamon drnbs,
browns, &c. from 35 to 81 10 yard
33 bales and cases coarse woollens, such plain
and plaid hnscys, hnsey kcrseys, forest cloths
common twilled and extra heavy double m;llcd
krrseys, &c. most of which are very suitable ci-
Their for manufacturers or coalpit hands
bales heavy olive and drab ilushings and drab
pCvonshire kcrseys
~ bales to point, dgfi and marlinato blankets,
some oi which are extra large ind heavy
! bales rose blankets, assorted, 8-ito 1874
10 do white red. green, black aud blue tisnuels
do extra fine white, and white gauze do
do green baises aud floor cloths
do blue. brown and green scrges
! cases Walkers Tartan Pnids and blue camblcts
10 do domestic and rich London prints, OF beau
tiiul patterns, from i0J to 81 cts
do Scotch and English ginghams
II do 3, ! g. 81 bleached shirtinps g. shcctinrs
% bales 81 brown shirtnes
Il, and Cd brown sheetings, full supply, some
of which are new style and extra fne
bales common domestic and superiine ca rpetngs
do domestic jeans and Canton iannels
Plaid domestics and cotton checks
4 bales and cases black and culourcd bombazetts
and cTcassians
French aud English merino cloths
Super magazine blue habit do
Pongecs, Canton and Nankin grapes
Black and blue black Italian lustrinps
Black India and satin lvvamrines
Super plain and striped cloak sat;ils.
Black and coourcd French do
F!orcnces, all colours
y few pieces super black, and dark colour double
cham mdrcehne iiorcuccs
Gros dc Maps. Gros dc Indies and Gros dc Scncs
Crimson and lemon colour le,antincs
Rich coloured figured Gros de Maps
Black tatfrtas and modes
PalmyrenCs and battistes
Black French and Italian Grapes
Hat grapes, assorted, No. o to IL
Flagg, bandauna and sistersoy handktS.
Pongee bandannas new style and very superior
cases cotton handkerchcfs, some OF which are
new and beautiful patterns
Pamyrcne, lsmyrcne I.conidas, rich gro dc nap
cashmere and nrrno handkfs.
Cloth aud cashmere points
Scarlet, white and black merno scarfs, $40 to S28
Black. white and scarlet merino shaws
Cashmere and imitation cashmere scarf;
Cambria, null and jaconett ,aUsl'1s
Plain and tanbourcd book 10
Plain and figured Swiss musl.nS
Black and coorcd cambrics
Satin striped and checked muslius
Ladies black and coored worsted hose
Misses slate and black do
Chdrens scarlet socks and bootees
Mems heavy buck and dog skin gloves
Ladies beaver horseskin and silk do
Ladies and misses mitts
German and Irish linens
Linen cambrlcs and long lawns
80 boxes ribbons, containing II choice assortment
OF rich bonnet, belt, gauze cap and plain satin
and gro de nap rbbon
81 boxes looking glasses
a large supply Of she'll tuck and side combs
Br nj side, crescent aud tuck do
Pocket, fine ivory and dressing do
Tooth nail and comb brushes
Black, drab aud assorted sewing silks
Scarf legec and ball twist
MARSHALL patent threads all nos.
Clark = and Chappec spool cotton
Cotton balls, assorted and white
rumford's best gilt pins
cases No y 10 6, London pack DO
buttons of every description
Buckrams, sail duck and padGinps
Mems mill d wooIen gloves
Windsor and common soans
SIR and worsted bTnlds, all descriptions
Russia and damask diapers
British and German ozn0burgs &c.
Leghorn and straw bonnets
Ladies plaid, crcIssian and Inerno clocks q"
Mems plaid and camb!ct do &c. &c
ire above with varlcty of articles not cnurncra-
ted, Sander our assortment at this lime very com.
cotnue to receive during the season. such supplies as
may he necessary to keep stock at all times GOOD
" IRGiMA;-At rules holden in the clerk Office of
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district the 3rd day Of August 1929: joseph Ste
phcns and Mary his wife, Frederick Wolney. and
Eliza his wife, Nancy Hackney, and Jane =. 'II,cL.
ncy' pits. against John Napier and Moses C. Napier.
adm ors OF John Napier, decd William Fitzpatrlc
ana Dolly h;s wife, Benjamin williamson, JOHN VIII
hanson John Il. Fitzpatrick Frances H. Fitzuatrick
ROXY =: Fitzpatrick; and jno. N Fitzpatrick, dts.
The defendants William Fitzpatrick, and Dolly
his wife, Benjamin Williamson, John Williamson
Sohn v. Fitzpatrick, Francis T. Fitzpatrick, Polly
". fhzp1trick, and John N. Fitzpatrick. not having
entered their appearance and gwen security nccordn9
TO ihe act OF Assembly and the rules of this court,
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they
are not inhabitants Of this country: it Is ordered that
inc SAID defendants do appear here the first day OF
next January term, and answer The bills of the plain
THIS and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted
10 some newspoperpublshcd in the city Of Richmond
Tor TWO months successfully and posted ut the front
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
10 Acopy. Tcste, WIN. G. PENDLEToN. G.. G.
VRG'NIA:--At rules, holden ~ the clerks Office o