Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-12-31
Fresh Dry Goods,

Fresh Dry Goods,
Vhich for cheapness or VARIETY is surpassed by none
J this market, and to the examination of which,
hey solicit the attention of purchasers. Their stock
onsists IN part of
Fine, superfinc and extra super blue, black fashion
able olive anu brown cloths
common and fine drabs, greys and assorted coloIs
Fine and supertine black and blue cassimcres
A few pieces extra fine light mixtures do
80 cases sattnetts, common to extra supcrfne,
consisting of Clay and JACKSON mixtures, silver,
Oxford, steel and gold do, cinnamon drabs,
browns, &c. from 50 to 81 rs yard
33 bales and cases coarse woolens, such plain
and plaid linseys lnsey kerseys, forest cloths,
common twilcd and extra heavy double milled
kerseys, &c. most Of which very suitable CT
Their for manufacturers or coapit hands
bales heavy olive and drab tlushings and drab
Dcvonshre kerseys
81 bales 8 TO poiai Duff and nuckinn,o blankets
some OF which arc extra large and heavy
bales rose blankets, assorted, 81 10 1874
ID do white, red green, black and blue Aanncls
do extra fine white, and white rauZc 90
do green baises and floor cloths
do blue, brown and green scrrcs
cases Walkers Tartan plaids and blue camblcts
10 do domestic and rich London prints, Of beau
tiiul patterns, from loI to 80 cts
DO Scotch and English ginghams
II do Sd & 81 bcached shirtngs S, shcetings
IS bales 81 brown shrtinbs
i, aud Cd brown sheetings, full supply, some
Of Which are new style cnd extra fine
o bales common domestic and supertine carpetings
do domestic jeans and Canton .lsnncls
Plaid domestics and cotton checks
bales aud cases black and colourcd bo,nbazc.:s
and circassiars
French and English merino cloths
Super maZarnc blue habit do
Pongees, Canton and Nankn Grapes
Black and blue-black italian lustrings
Black India and satin lcvuu;ncs
Super plain and striped cloak satns
Black and coloured Fiench do
FlorenccS, all colours
few pieces super black, AMI dark colour double
chain fnGrcsiins forcnces
Gros de Maps, Gros dc Indies and Gros dc Scncs
Crimson and lemon colour l.yanticcs
Rich coloured figured Gros de Maps
Black tatlctas and modes
Paliayrenes and battistcs
Black French and Italian grapes
Hat grapes, assorted, no. to IL
Flagg, bandanna and sistersoy handkG.
Pongee bandannas, new style and very superior
cases cotton handkerchicfs, some Of which are
new and beautiful patterns
Palmyrene, lsmyrcue, Leonidas, :ich gro dc nap
cashmere and mcrino handkis.
Cloth and cashmere points
Scarlet white and black rnerino scars, $40 to S2G
Black, white and scarlet merino shawls
Cashmere and imitation cashmere scariS
Cambria, null and joconett ,nuslins
Plain and taniboured book 10
Plain and figured Swiss muslns
Black and coored cambrics
Satin striped and checked muslins
ladies IIi black and GolOred worsted hose
Misses slate and black do
Children's scarlet socks and bootecs
Mems heavy buck and dog skin glovrs
Ladies beaver, horseskin and silk do
Ladies' and misses mitts
German and Irish linens
Linen carnsTics and long lawns
60 boxes ribbons, containing choice assortment
of rich bonnet, belt, gauze cap and plain satin
and gro de nap RIB ons
35 boxes looking glasses
q large supply of she'll tuck and side combs
BrdZll side, crescent and tuck do
Pocket, fine ivory and dressing do
Tooth, nail and comb brushes
Black, drab and assorted sewing silks
Scarf, legce and ball twist
Marshalps patent threads all nos.
Clarke and Chuppce's spool cotton
Cotton balls, assorted and white
Dumford's best gilt pins
2 cases No. 81 to 6, London pack do
Buttons of every description
Buckrams, sail duck and paddings
Mems mild woollen gloves
Windsor and common soaps
Silk and worsted braids all descriptions
Russia and damasl diapers
British and German oznaburgs, &C.
Leghorn and straw bonnets
Ladies plaid, circassian and mctino cloaks
Mems plaid and camblet do &c. &c.
The above with variety Of articles not eHun.era-
ted, render our assortment at this time very COM
plete--nnd through our house in New York we shall
cotnue to receive during the scason such supplies as
may be necessary to keep stock at ali times good
VIRGiNiA.-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
the superior court of chancery for the Richmond
district, tic 5th day of October, 1929: VIM NJ Harris
pit. against David Parkhurst, and James King, late
partners, &c. John T.. Laughlon and James Bosher,
dts.
The defendant David Parkhursi, not having entered
s appearance and given security according to the act
OF assembly and the rules Of this court and il aDDear
ng by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an nheb
tan Of this country; it is ordered that the said defen
dant do appear here on the tenth day Of the next