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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
Z NV AND-sLAsoNABLE GOODs.

. NV AND -SbiSONABLE GOODS.
M NELSON has just received aud offers for ese
IL. at unusually low prices. extensive stock o
STAPLE AVID FANCY DRY GOODS,
Embracing large aud general variety, suited 10 'D'
present and approaching season, and consisting II
part of
Blue. black aud fancy eolo'od cloths S esssincre'
Do do sgt,inetts
Blue and brown do
- Valencia and swansdoCn -yestng
Rose, dufle and point blankets
Green booking and floor cloth baizJs
Fine and supcrtine white fanncls
Red, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lusirng
!adin satin and satin lcvantine
Black aud bue-black Gfo dc Nap
Fancy coloured do nssorte.
Do do Gro de Indies
Black sencheNs and sarsnetts
Mcrino and Cashmere long shawls
DO do handkerchieiS
Thibct, Prussian and cashmere square DO
Thibet and worsted bareCe hdkfs
Barcge, gauze and Gro de Nap 10
Mcrno cloths and circassiah NJ colours
7-8 and Al Irish linens
s, d and 8-4 do shcetings
Long lawns and linen caulbrcs'
Linen cambria hdkis
GA and 1914 damask
Russia, birds-eye and 81 diapers
Black Nankn and Canton grapes
Plaid Norwich do
Blacl; and white Italian cranes
Slack and co!oured pslUlN aDes
Plain black and cnlourcd JJu6azctts
Figured do do and rattinetts
Black English bombazines
Tartan and Circassian plads and cainb'cts
Black, oiive and drab baug-up cords
Plain book null and Swiss muslns
Figured do do d.
IA and 6-4 cotton cambTcs
Plain and checked jaconeis
Plaid aud fancy London prints
Cotton, worsed and silk hosiery
Silk and worsed braids, assorted
Gloves of every variety
Spitalfeld and bandanna hdkfs
Imitation bandanna and Madras DO
Figured, satin and Gro dc Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauze, cap, do do
Common, fine and superfine belt do
Black and cooured guard DO
large supply of brown, bicached and plaid do
mestics, apron and furniture checks, bed ticklngs
British oznaburgs, and coarse woollens for negro
clothing. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
ENOCH S. COURTNEY
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

u" cary Street, rear of the J'irgint and Ear,r ers
Banks.
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 20 Tie ladies'
~ ana gentlemen Of Nirginiu, for past iavouls and
hopes continuance OF the same; and would thank
the ladies sending them silk dresses To have them Ia
Ken to pieces, which viii enable him TO warrant them
20 DC dyed and finished as well as at any establish
ihcnt In the Union Canton or stuff dresses not ne
cesSary, as he has suitable machines to finish them, If
sen, to him i'll the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen arc likewise Informed, that he scours
rnd renews IN colour coats, pantaoons, and vests to-
Eeter with all KINDS of apparel and requcsted repairs
them Ill tie ncatcst manner. AS usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
st1ls GeanScd and Ie.dyed IL, the neatest manner.
n. b. Tickets Ill De issued on leavinr the 90 ,ds
:;'h HIM and requests they wi! be presented on ap-
dlcatiOn OF the same
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
BALDWIN, IVES 81 Co.

Eg Az q. received by recent arrivals, and offer a
3 eh'eSste rc,aii. upon accomno dating term,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
CONDENSED REPORYS.

CONDENSED REPORTS.
VASES IN the Supreme Court of the Unied
- States containing the whole series Of the dcci-
sons OF the Court from its organization TO the ccm-
mencement of Peters Report at January term, 1927.
with copious notes of parallel cases in the Supreme
and Circuit Courts of the United States. Edited by
kichaTd Peters, Esq. Counsellor at Llw, and Repor.
ter of the decisions of the Supreme Cou1, of he I'M
:cd States.
The above will be completed in ; volumes the
prlcc TO subscribers will not exceed for the Whole
SO dollars. To non subscribers dollars per volume
VIII be charged. Volume LIST received by
dec 10 II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24

\WIhGlNlA:-At rules holden ~ The clerks oHice 80
~ the superior court Of clancery for the Richmond
u,HuicI 'he 9TH day of October 1929: Charles Swift
hughes, PIT. Billy Sneed and Jesse sneed dfs
lbe defendant Billy Sneed not having entered h;s
appearance and given security according to the act Of
nsscWpy ana The rules Of this court, and II appearing
'his couni7y It is ordered, that the said defendant ,
appear on the tenth day OF the next Januayy term
and answer the bin Of the plaintiff; and that COW ~
this order be forthwith inserted in some pcvsbsyr,
published IN the city Of Richmond, for two months sue
ccsqNely and posted ~ the front door Of the caprL
in the said city COPY Tes,e ''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
CoMlussloNERs Ofricr, TAPPAHsNvocK.

TBNHE Subscriber offers for sale on consignment
\ Cognac Brandy. Holland Gin Bcor, Vinegar.
Cotton Yarns, Waxod and Russell Leather pens.
Lemons, Flour md Mca wtic.l VII BE- sold low 20
close The Some. 1VN. CLARKE.
dc q 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24

NlRGlNlA.--At rules holden in the ccrk's Office OF
the superior court Of chanCcry for the Richmond
District, The 9Th day Of Oc ober 1929; John C. Coode
PITT against Thos. nurnet, Chas L. Jefries and Mary
w. berry, defrs.
The defendant Chas. l.. Jeffties no, having entered
disappearance and given security according the act
Of Assembly and the rules Of this court end IL appcnr-
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that lac ia an nhab.
tant If this counry it is ordered chat the said defend.
ant do appear here the tenth day Of the Janu-
hry term, and answer tie bill Of he plaintiff and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city Of Rch nond for months
excessively, and posted tho front door Of The capi-
Lin the saia ti;r. \ copy. Ttslr.-
W. z Pgan'.-,v, &c. d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24

NiRGINIA.-At rules, holden in the clerks Office q
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district the 5th day Of October, 1920: VIM. NJ Harris
pit az tnst David Parkhurst, and James King, late
partners, &c. John T.. Lnughton and James Kosher
dts
The defendant David Parlhursi, not baying entered
his appearance and given security according the act
of assembly and the rules Of this court and IL appear
ing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an inhab
iant OF this country it is ordered, that the said defen
dant do appear here the tenth day Of the next
January term aud answer the bill Of the plaintiff and
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ID some
newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond for tw q
months sncce ssvey and posted at e front door Of the
cop!to!, IN the said city.
a cory. Teste. WV. &. PEvnLtros. g. G.
ETIRGINIA:-At Rules, holden in the Clerks Office
&c the Superior Court 81 Chancery for tie Rich.
rnond district the 5th day &C Ocober, 1899 Jacquen
-. Harvie in bis right and as e1 or Of Margarc;
Haryie, deed pE against WIN. Brooke nbrough, admir-
81 Edwin G.. Iarye, and others defts
The defendant John ilarSic not having entered Lis
appearance and given security according 20 the Act
uf Assembly and the rules Of this court and it appear.
g, by satisfactory Evidence, that he is not an nha5i.
ant of this country, 1t is ordered, that tire said defend
ant do appear here the tenth day of the next Jan.
airy term and answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy Of this order ne forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published 10 the city IS Richomnd for two
months successfully, and posted the front door Of the
! capitol, in the said city copy. Testc,
WV. g.. PENBLETOx,c. G.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24
UIHSKEY.

L"adi7E t.ts morning iran the Steamboat CoI.1,Lg,
: "A hhds superior Baltimore WhisLcy for sale ~,
= V tfc II EALSTON & ILEASANTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-24

NWlRGiNiA;-At rules, holden IN the clerks
OF the superior court of chpncery for the
mOnd district, the 5th day Of October 1929 Cherries
KING PIT. against Henry PITT, Richard Boyd, and
Francis Thornton, dts.
The defendants no, having entered their sppcar.
ance aud given security according TO the act of assem-
by enu We rules Ut this court, AID appearing bV
Satisfactory evidence that they are not in,bit,ts ~
Tvs county u IS ordered, that tie said defendants do
spPear here ON the tenth day of ,he next Jaiu,,v
se.m' anu answer the bill 81 The painiin and dat
eoPy ~ 'nS order be forthwith inserted In some ncVs
paper published IN The city IF tdchmopd. for two
month" successive, ", aud posted Al the f-,r, or q
the capitol, in the sad cifv 49, ''''''. =
Es4s,. feUe. ~, n prrpryro~ 70
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27
OBITUARY.,

Departed this life on Sunday morning the 22nd inst after
a severe and protracted illness, SARAH ANN wife OF
joseph S. Dcrickson, and younget daughter of David and
Ann Penny, of anlywne hundred IN the "a year OF
her age Truly in the midst OF lite, ar N death; and
seldom if have we witnessed more resignation IN
meeting this appalling messenger than was eynced m the
object Of this brief obituary Early impressed with the
conviction that she could not be restored to health she
submitted without murmur to her Masters VIII, and al
tho reconced herself DEATH she cheeruly and strictly
complied with prescriptions OF her Physicians to pre-
serve her life.
ttude the suerngs of sickness and finding her strength
fast wearing away assembled her afflicted family and
attendants around her. and took of each of them, final and
aeconate FAREWELL remembering in the k,ndest manner
their attentive devotedness herse sang in clear and
audible voice two Hymns her Redeemers praise, and
quietly fell asleep, to wake no more ON Earth, leaving
nehnd dsconsolate husband and two little children, the
Youngest not seven weeks old. Mild and amaoe IN her
disposition she gained the love of ali who knew hera
tender wife and motheran aectonac and dutiu daugh'
ter-an obgng friend and neighbour, she loved and was
beloved by all her numerous relations ohe now rests
from her labour and her wo' ks do follow her.
DIED. at Washington, on Monday last, Commodore
| THOMAS TINGEY, of the United States Navy.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

We could tell good story Of another publican
Of our acquaintance, but we must be brief He
gave most circumstantial account to the General,
of his having turned an Adams-man out of his tav-
ern for abusing him. How he met him afterwards
at cake shop, where the d---n lie was given, 81
was real jackson man. said he ''and would not,
bear it, gave him poIt and overset him.
&C General" said he :" ! want to know all about
your killing the six militia men. And how was it
about Ambrlster and Arbuthnot? How did you
decoy the Indian prophets General what made
them call you cold Hickory? All was answered
and explained to his satisfaction.
We have heard long since that tavern keepers
were the most communicative people in the world
and now we are sure of it. We could say word
OF two of another who like us has some little talent
at drawing the hair of the horse over the entrails
Of the cat" and who was of the Generals mos
jealous, and we then thought, most dislnterested
supporters, but who is alas an applicant for al
Italian Agency. But eheu jam satis.-Penn Dem.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
February Is, 1929.

Extract of letter from Gentleman Of Lycoming
county Pa to his friend in this city. dated,
February l2, 1929.
"We are in truth IN some perplexity here, on the
subject of next Governor. M'Kean, Barnard, and
the present incumbent the most prominent can
ddates. The office holding interest, finding that
there was no prospect Of sustaining themselves by
1.-THE reelection of Mr.. Shulze, by simultaneous
movement in favor of Mr.. Barnard,--who was for
lmerly Secretary Of the Commonwealth under Mr..
lShulze. is at present his confidential adviser, and
would of course pursue his policy--seemed Tor
while to place Mr. B. before all the other candidates
lin public estimation. But think public opinion
now seems to be in favor of Gen. M'Kean, who is
admitted by all parties, to be man OF unwaverng
Integrity. and possessed of talents fully equal to
those Of any Governor we have had, since the days
of the lamented Snyder. "--BaL Pat.
Mr.. O'Connel adhered at the end OF December,
to his resolution of claiming seat in the British
House of Commons. He meant to join the mem-
bers on their way TO the House OF Lords to be pre-
sent at the delivery Of the Kings speech.
The following is an extract from letter to the edl
tor of the Massachusetts Journal, dated Bolton,
England:
spent three days in Manchester, and during long de-
lh.te with some gentlemen friends house. where
snent the evening upon the merits of the Tariff bill that
,ssed Congress in 1928 it than once asserted
That its passage would only the Manchester Shippers
of wooens &c to vary their mode OF Du'ne0s
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

the perfection Of all human eng
ioyment When we look forward through bright and
glorious vista of approaching years. and contemplate the
blessings awarded countrymen and behold every
man baskng in the sunshine of science, gambong upon
their green hocks under the protection OF mild and eq-
table lawsrch in all that adorn the mln or gra'y
their chaste desres-we at once forget the pgmes who
have opposed their feeble efforts against the march OF
mnd and invountarily exclarn-" truth is MIGHTY and
lit shall prevail" ,,o,,r
February 16. 1929,
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

Owing to an accident our inside form was thrown
into pis,-this we offer as apology for any de-
feet which may appear in this Number.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-27

Extract of letter from Gentleman of Lycoming
county Pa. to his friend in this city, dated,
| Fsbruaru l2, 1929.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

WILL positively sell, this evening, at suc-
II ton, the uaiudbfs Neio Books advertised in
The last paper, In have been sold on Thurs
day evening last; the sale OF which was pre-
vented by the inclemency Of the weather. I
have the pleasure of informing my f,iends aud
The public generally. that have just this day
received, direct from Philadelphia, n further
large supply al New Works, beau, fully bound
many OF which will he added 10 the sale Of ihis
evening. Upon the VII OLE ! intend the sale
10 consist ofthe bes, Works that / have--and
NIL must admit ,ha, have many good Books,
ard very handsomely done op.--i therefore
hope that every person will attend the sale, rs
the Books will pc iiyely be sold, unless prev emit
ed by rainy weather. In hat event, they will
be sold the first lair evening,
ABRAM n. NORTH.
Oct. 10. IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, on Thursday the 9Th inst by the
Rev. George A. Baxter, Mr.. SIDNEY 8 BAX
TER. to Miss ANNA b. NiCKOLLS. daugh.
ter Of Mrs. Selma NIckolIs, all Of Rockb,idge
county.
-, on Tuesday evening last by the Rev.
Mr. Osgood, ROBERT TINSLEY, Esq Of
Amherst county, 10 Miss ELIZA l.. DAVEN-
PORT, daughter OF the late Glover Davenport,
Esq. OF Campbell county
-, ON the same evening, b, the Rev. W.
J. HoIcombe, Mr.. CHARLES J. JONES, to
Miss FRANCES X NEADHAM, all OF Lynch
burg.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
he ware oi the SWinAler
Oct. 10.

4 man named STEPHEN H. pENDLE.
N TON. came TO this county in the winter
OF 1927, and wns employed by Col. James Cali
iaway as u Miller For several months he con.
Quoted himself with so much propIieiy NJ TO
receive the couniennDee of the people general.
~ The Post Master nj this place appointed
him his ass'siant-by The couD,enance which he
received from The community, he mns ,nifodu-
ced TO, and finally married quit. worthy W..
man, For some months he became inhiteniivu
ne Millrf, aud, with bis Incidence, he became
incorporate. On Monday last, lie absconded,
leaving his wife IN n delicate si,ua Iion--seye
persons IN pocunary embar,nssmenis as his
security, aud acme without any security. lie
leh no iniinaiion of the direction which he
meant 20 take. nor any reason for his abrupt
departure. lie is supposed to he between ~
aud 2s years Of age five ieei six or eight inches
high, light hair and eyes, and weighs perhaps
one hundred and eighty pounds. lie isprob.
ably known in Tennessee as u miller and Jorge
carpenter. Wishing TO warn the community
at large vi this impostor is the induceinsnt lor
writing this.
Editors ihroug bout The states of vmgipia,
ONO, Kentucky and Tennessee will perhaps do
we'll TO give this an insertion.
&c CABANISS, p. NJ.
JAMES CALLAwAY.
Callaway's Mills, Franklin Co. OCT. IL. 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

landed u, Charleston. and carried him before .
magistrate. who very Hospitality accommodated
him with lodgings IN man'ion prov lied at the
public coat for that numerous class of persons
who disobey the ommandment, aud have an
itching palm" for that which belougeib no
unto them. The circumstantial proof was
strong against him His outward man cor
responded with the description Of the robber
IL was discovered, too, that he was travelling
under an assumed name aud lastly. as soon AS
The vessel on board Of which he was, reached
Charleston, he espied u man standing on the
wharf who he said was in pursuit of him, aud
forthwith concealed himself These circum-
stances led 10 his arrest and Imprisonment. not
outstanding bis proies,ations Of innocence, Tor
several days, when he proved tina, he was not
Wade the thief. but bona fdt Darius Case, an
absconding debtor from New York and that the
man on the wharfwas one OF that very useful but
sometimes very disagreeabe gentry who 70
about armed with f ta's and ca sal, an other
such diabolicsl bits OF paper. Let Darius Case
bring an action for false imprisonment fiji his
pockets with The damages and, by thus finding
n new way to paw old debts" be enabled to
return home and PM sherifs, constables and
bum balfs at defiance.
~ The Yellow Fever continued TO rage in
New Orleans aud Mobile at the last dates. In
Natcbeg its virulenee has much abated. All
the Florida towns, As fnr ms we hive heard,
with the exception of key West, have this
year escaped the summer and autumoal fe'
yers
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19

jackson fn. his removals, as Mr.. JeiIesse,
did, 10 those who have been guilty Of " gross a.
bu'es OF Office = On The contrary, Is there ono
in one hundredo Of his victims against whom
official misconduct has been or csn be alleged
We are sustained by truth when we assert, that,
of all the individuals, who have been removed.
moi dozen have been charged with miscon.
duct, even in this prolific day of calumny -
and Against only one of these Inns the charge
been sustained. IL will be well for the country
and source OF gratifying disappointment to
ourselves, # the new appoinises do not. by
scores, riot en- the public treasury during the
despoiic adm inistralion with which a wise Pro.
vidence has seen proper, for reasons inscruta-
Bile To man, to aiact this Republic. MIR Jefsr.
sons removals, too, were =" few'-Gen. Jack
sons are almost as numerous as his opponents
extending 10 every section of the country,
from Maine to Florida, and affecting all classes
and grades Of officers, from a Minister Plenpo.
tertiary with a salary of $1,000 per snnum, 10 a
petty Postmaster, the gross receipts oil whose
office amount to about fourth ms many cents
-Nr. Jefferson was likewise, governed
by strict rule Chat of Furnishing oni
cial delinquencies.) land moi by pariI pas
sion'-Gen. jackson, on the contrary. is GO.
ycrned by no rule but party passion. In all his
removals. not one of his own pariixans has fell
the axe upon his neck. Why is this. If inefh
Gent officers only were to be removed, aud If
party feeling was TO exercise no influence over
his conduct Is there man 50 crcdulous as
to believe that all the Incompetent or fraudulent
officers belonged 10 the party opposed TO Gen.
Jackson, and that the great Reformer' could
6nd not one individual among his supporters,
(iing, as they did. under the last adminstra-
ton, fall mOiey of the Offices OF the country
whose conduct did not in some things merit
censure We should think it strange, indeed,
If party whose most conspicuous chiefs are
such acknowledged recrean,s TO morality, did
not contain in its ranks, al least a tew subordi-
been spared, IL il were not that the deuded
man who p,esumptuously supposes he can imi'
tate Mr.. Jefferson, bat who falls as FAR short of
ii ms the disgusting features of a baboon do oil
the human face divine, has reversed his role.
81 makes party passion the sole guide of his
conduct II is almost sacrege TO compare
such a man within Jefierson--it is at least so
disgusting that we hope to hear nothing NOR.
oft.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
NEW 'WUNg So

fgNIlE Subscriber has the pleasure of inform
4 ing his friends and the pubic generally,
that he has just received, direct from Philadrl.
pha. a very large supply Of NEW WORKS.
Among them are DeueTeur, IN 2 vols. by The
author OF Pelham Dsowned, &c. writer in
this days paper has anticipated me In HE plea
sure 1 should have had in reviewing this work /:
however, ! will merely remark that IL SUI pas
ses the writer's description.
Also. RicheLieu, Tale Of France, in 2 vols
This work is by new writer, md | viii
venture TO say that he is not inferior 10 any
whatever. predict he is destined to rival the
great Wave,ly author. The public may rel v
on it that hey have not had such an interesting
work offered them for long time. as they w ~
observe from the notice taken oil this work by
the London Litery Gazette, published in this
mornings paper
Also Marat'S Ecclesiastical History. from the
earliest period to the present time, with an APP
pendix, giving a condensed history of the Jews
from the destruction OF jerusalem To the pres
ent day illustrated by maps aud beautiful en-
cravings, very handsomely done up.-The
price only 3 SO per copy So cheap is this
work, and so well executed, and so very hand
sc mely written, that the first edition sold out
imme dately
Also. Memoir Oftte Reu. Leigh Richmsnd,
A M. -oyeIy popular is this work. tina, from
three 10 four editions have been sold oui in less
than one year. This is the Ord edition, very
handsomely done up, wnh n beautiful Portrait
of the Rev. Leigh Richmond.
Besides these works, many others of equal
merit and worth, all Of VIII ich will be sold very
low A. II NORTH.
Oct 10 10,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-19
The highest market price in cash given lnI
WMEAY & EAAOVN.
Sept % Is
Paints, Oils, Dyc-stul1is, Win
dow Glass, Putty, &c. &c.

Paints, Oils, Dye-stuils, Win
dow Glass, Putty, &c. &c.
400 gallons Linseed Oh
80 kegs Lewis White Lead, pure
20 kegs London :" sup quality
100 gal. Spirits Turpeniine
doc lbs dry White Lead, American
200 do " " English
900 gal. Tanners Oil
$50 lbs. dry Spanish Brown
$50 gal Lamp Oil, winter strained
25 kegs Ground Spanish Brown
$50 lbs. Venetian Red, dry
270 yellow Okcr, dry
100" Cam Wood very nice
$50 " Gum Copal Seroped
400 i" White Chalk
200 " American Glue
100 +" Pumace Stone
So boxes Window Glass, 8 n 10 and lOS II
POGO lbs. English Putty, in bladdcrs
1900 Logwood, in sticks
Chrom Yellow, very sup.
Pruss an Blue, No. |
CbTom Green
Ground Verdigris
Terre de Schema, English
Dry Verdipris
Lam Black in IL and II. papers
Turkey lumber
Stone Oker
Chinese Vermilion
Gold Leaf
English vermiliou
Ly,haridge
Sugar Lead
Silver Leaf
Rose Pink
Sand Paper, assorted
Red Lead
Paint Brushes, all Nos.
Sash Tools
Marking Brushes, &c. &c.
The above goods will he sold unusually low.
either Tor cash. Wheat. Flour, Bacon, Lard,
Hemp, Beeswax, Tow Linen, Feathers, Wool
L'nseed vi, and in fact for every other de
scr'Ptnn Of produce brought to this market,
WALTER ii. MIDDLETON.
Upper end Town.
Sept. % 10