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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22
By OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
DRY GOODS ATAUCTION.

BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
DRY GOODS ATaUC7ION
On WEDNESDAY next, the eiti inst, at 10
o'clock, VIII be sold at our Auction Rooms, large
and general assortment of
DRY GOODS
And expect ia time tor tie sale
40 Bales AL S SsowS seeGiiags aad shs;ing7
Is do cotton Ozaahsrcs
10 cases checks and pIaiis
6 do Irish linens
do patent thread. Terms at sale,
mar 10 o. ID. & Co. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added 70 sale on WEDNESDAY, the
Gath instant, Invoice of Goods, received per the
Richmond Packet, amounting to about $4,000; among
which are. 200 pieces Prints. Style, Seersuckers
Plaid Ginghams, Marseiles Nesting, black and blue
Italian Sewing Silk, Rouen Cashmere, Dmity. Irish
Lrucns, Grandurills, black Italian Grape, Seeded
Muslin, Jaconet Cambrick, q A and Ga Navarino
Hdkfs. plain and figured Book Muslin Bangup Cords,
Brown Hollands, &c &c.
mar % O. ID. S, CO. Aucts.
Shoes and Hats at Auction.
On WEDNESDAY, the 3ist of March, at 10
o'clock, will be sold at our Auction store
$50 packages of shoes, comprising almost every
kind, direct from the manufactures, and all of eH-
cellent quality
900 cases of fur hats, from middiing TO Superior
quality.
40 cases mens' wool hats.
mar 10 Terms at sale. o. ID. g. Co.
H0fuQOfe STOCK OF 6hI tOObo az -1UctlOH
ON Wednesday, the 18th of May next, at 10
~ clock, will be sold under the management of
Otis. Dnnlop g. Co. at their Auction Rooms, our en-
tire Stock of
DRY GOODS.
Amounting to upwards of $50 ,Ooo,. comprising The
most general and valuable assortment ever offered IN
this place-The sale viii be without reserve Terms
and months credit, for approved negotiable notes.
We shall for six weeks, continue TO- offer our
stock private sale, at very reduced prices, and m
vite those wanting great barp aims, give call
mar % KYLE & COCHRAN.
DY Of Deed Of rn,si, from John Adams and wifi
I'D bearing date the 9th Oct 1918, and of record in the
county HeuTco made The payment nf a
therein mentioned, the Rev John Buchanan we SHALL
proceed sell public auction the premises, Thursday
the day Of the month"; a ps no'eiy OF
certain ece parcel Of gronnd. in the ciy of Rciond
designated No (fouT that past OF the estate
John Banks decd which Dld under derIee OF the
superior of cbancery for the Richmond district being
the same which conyeyed the said John Adams ami
Thouas Rdthefsnori by VIM. Waiha and Sarah his wife
by bearing 24 Oct 1915, with the arpertenan
E. W. ROoTES.
mar IS-25vst WV 4NiCkHAM.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22
MEW ARRANGEMENT.

VyHE Maryland and Virginia Steamboat Company desirous
give every accommodation ellers have arang
ed their boats offer direct from Richmond to
Baltimore three times week. w,hoas any detention at Nor
fhlkOne Of compay boats wi 10 future Richmond
the mornings of Sunday, "Wednesday Friday, at O'Clock
and her arrival Norfolk. viii proceed Immediately Ca
Baltimore, where she will arrive the elloung day
dmner-TraveIers coming South viii ind boat ready &c
leave Baltimore at O'Clock ON the mornings Of Monday
Wednesday Friday, by which conveyance, hey will reach
Richmond the evenings Of Tuesday, Thvrsay and sa,ur
day Fare through, dollars three No6ak, and
from thence TO Baltimore, including meals.
The Columbus has commenced running freight boat,
and will make trips month"; Due police Of her depar-
from here, win be given in the papers Of the day.
8-eot2t f LEWIS LUDLAM, Agent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Mr.. Clay arrived at New Orleans on the Gath of
JanuarJ. When the captain ofthe steam bout IN
Gle Sam tepdered Mr.. Clay passage to New Or.
leans the Jackson papers said that Uncle Sam had
been carrying Mr.. Clay DOWN STREAM for 'oue tise.
ii will not crafty them much to know that he has
gone down stream far he intends TO go, and
that now he will GO UP.-Dayton Jour. Mar. 2.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

OZN.aBURGS, SPERM CANDLES. &c.
q Bales 0znaburgs
~ 80 boxes Spermaceii Candles
so do No ! Brown Soap
Landing. lcr sale by
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. 60.
mar 20 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

IN wLial. tho Conception troops were forced 70 re-
treat, with some loss.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Remarkable Eclipse Of the SUn.-It appears by the AmeIi-
Almanac, that the 18th OF Feb 1884, there will be
remarkable eclipse the which will very large through.
the United States, and actually angular in third Of
them.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Adam Stewart exhibiting in Boston series Of apparatus
TO Drove that compressed air powerful mechanical
than gunpowde He PROCESSES also have
vented method Of casting hinges single pouring OF the
metal, and improved mode Of cutting all Kinds Of
is announced that he has made other inventions
"moIe wonderful, but of less practical Importance"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Mr.. Sparks has transferred his interest in the
North American Review to the Hon. Alexander II.
Everett, late Minister to Spain who to be tho Die
editor after the first OF April.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Pirate ereeuied We learn from Captain VIII
cox, who arrived this morning from Gibralter. tina
on tho day on which be- sailed, tho Captain Of tn
gang OF pirates recently executed ut Cadiz, wa
hung at Gibraltar.-Conl. .4dU.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

ChiG.-The New York Mercantile says, that when
the Florida lo Lima advices had reached that place
from Valparaiso to the first week in December. The
province Of Conception had declared itself indcpen-
dent Of, and at open with the government Of
Chill. The insurgents the march, IN consde-
much alarm existed Most ftho foreigners had lett
The place.
Cpatain Trip has favored tho editors with Val
paraiso papers of the 9th Nov and lsS Of Dec The
Nov. between the contcnding parties NJ San Pablo
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

Valuable Stock Of DRY GOODS at faction
an Wednesday. the f2th of May next, at i(
" o'clock, will be sold under the management o
Otis. DnnIop g. Co. at their Auction Rooms our en-
tire Stock Of
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

.4nother Factory Burni.-The Cotton Manufacto-
vered to be fire last Tuesday evening between 10
and IL o'clock, and was entirely consumed, with all
the contents. About SO bales shifting and bales
cotton were burnt Loss estimated between SI2 900
and is 200. There was insurance. The fire was
supposed to have taken from defect in the chimney
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-22

we understood tha, the Senate has confirmed
the nominations Of james Il, Hamilton, OF New York
TO be United States Attorney IN the State OF New
York, in the place of John Duer; OF DAVID Porter
TO be Consul General at Agiers; of William d. Lewis,
to BIO Second Auditor; and of several Collectors,
&c Nat. Journal
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

Inc following communication, addressed
10 the proprietor Of Judkins' Ointment, from
The Hon. John TaiidJsrro. member OF Con-
gress, is highly interesting. The gra,uitous
manner IN which il is made, exhibits feel
lngs of no ordinary character towards suffer
ing humanity; eod is certainly well dcsery-
ing OF public attention.
wAsHisGroH, JAN. 22d, 1879
Su-tt has been my wish for considera-
Ole time, 10 communicate 10 you the good cf-
ieet WIN which l have used the Ointme OF
invented by Mr.. Jujkins, and which now
understand is made and sold by agents IN.
pointed by yourself. Ihnve applied this oiu,-
mrnt during the last three years, 10 every
sp"cies OF tunour and wound, without fail
nrs 70 produce cure in every instance. I
CONSIDER IL The most decided and efficient re-
meoy IN all cases Of tumour, be tho cause
"hat IL may, and have found nothing so
good Tor wounds OF any description. I, ma,
oe proper to ndd that the cure OF a tumonr
called White Swelling. given over BY the
most distinguished ply sicians rs incurabIe
snd which they decided would, without am
pn'a'ion, prove fatal 10 the patient. was un.
der my immediate notice effected by the us.
OF Judkins' Ointment. and the ps,ien, Is i'm
hne health his limb affected BY the iumour
oehhg restored 10 . perfect state Of sound
h.ss Also mat The leg OF an aged man,
which had been wounded and exhibited one
dfeadiuiIy liberated surface from the knee
TO the loot, aud which, for more Than two
1c'Fs' hsd ocen considered incurabie wa,
ehceiuaiiy cured by the application o: Iud.
kins' Ointment. ] mention these two eose,
which Tell under my imnie.iaie notice snd
management, as decided evidence of the
ehcaGy OF This remedy in cases OF ;umour
anu oil ulcers Ihave experienced ss Deed.
ed'y' the good effect of this remedy in the
cure oi feions, and OF every species OF fresh
wound. u seems 10 Inc lhst auy one who
vi" "osef'e 'he operation Of this Ointment,
must he satisfied Is TO IL. bcue6ciaI ,fI..,
J eau with the utmost confidence recommend
INC use vi this valuable remedy.
am, ear, very respectfully,
JOHN TALiAFERRO.
10 MIR. CHARLES llrnsroSs. Pfoprie- }
tor OF Judkih,' Ointment, near Ere
dericktown. Mar, land.
Missy 1.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
NEW FAIL AND WINTER
GOOD 81

NJ Market Square, La,pers- Fern.
'NHE subscribers respectfully inform their
- friends and the public, that they have Just
returned from Baltimore, with large assert.
men' OF SE.7SO-NdBLE GOODS, consisting
IN part Of
superhne blue and block Cloths,
Medium do. do
ouPerhne brown,olive, green, drab and stee
mixed do.
Blue, black and fancy coiored Cassimere,.
A large supply Of CASSINETTS,
bsizcs, sirgc, uanncis, bombszetts
ChLiCOES, (choic. patterns,)
STRIPE and plaid sinshams,
Mourning do.
Mer'no, encassian, camlst, plaid
Spotted nsnnei and circsssian, table linen.
FRENCH LUSTRE, n beautiful article.
bomoaz'nc, IRISH linen, dimity kent;ng,
Linen csmbric, Jacobct and demi cambria.
Swiss. m'IIi and book muslin,
Bishop LGirn. Swiss roiIsrs,
nior>"ds Betting. orch and new styled
-utrino Long Shsuis,
iO-f and S-4 PruSsian do. do
Sa>hmere, cashmere and Imitation do.
Cotton and Grape 60.
herino, cashmere, barsge and silk dress
handkerc hiefs,
Grape, bandabua aud flag handkerchiefs
Linen cambria and cambric do.
Velvet. silk, toilenei and Sw ansdown &C sim,
Geutiemen's Stocks,
Gepiiemen's hose aud half do
Ladies SILK, worried and cotton hose,
Neat assor'mcnts 81 Ladies Ciores,
"eniiemens silk, beaver, buCkskin, kid.
wool sud hoskin gloves.
\ large stock Of DoMESTiCs,
Bed ticking. Canton Hsnnri. checks. nlaid,
Brown and bieached sheetiugs aud shirI;ny.
spun Cotton. &c &c.
Hard'oaTe, tuesHS md Gias, IFare. Tin VAR.
HATS.
Liquors, Groceries, &c.
Salt. Castings,
Family Medicines. &c.
All Of which have been selected, from the
Isie arrivals. with much care and sttention
We therefore invite our customers. or an,
Who may want bargains, TO call 81 M.rkrt
square, and hey shalt not be dlssppoip,eJ
JOSEPH J.. RUSSELL & co.
Oct. IS, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

Il Neto- York Negro and hsniuek.
IAN Not long since. gentleman from
Kentucky was standing at the door OF
one OF our hotels, whence he was about
starting Tor the steamboat. Wishing
Tor some one to carry his baggage. and
seeing sPruce-looking negro passing
along the street, he called out 10 him !:
Here. you mig, take my trunk and
carry it down to the boat
The negro stopped. aud raising his
9u'zz'ng glass to his eye, stared at the
kentuckian with mixture of in,liooa.
ton and astoni.hment. Having scap
ned him sufficiently with his glass. he
gave his hat an Independent twist to
one side, pulled up his dickey about his
ears. drew himself up to his fullest
height. and thus repIied,-sDh YOU
dress that language to me, sir:'
Yes you black rascal; Iwant YOU
to take my trunk to the steamboat,
Indeed. guess You came from the
siave-hoidir' states, didn't YOU. if I
may take the liberty to ax:'
..Ay, you black dog-and what If I
did You take too much liberty, I
can tell you.'
why l am sure YOU must have
come from the slave states, otherwise
you wouldn't treat a gentleman m this
S"pfTs,uy manner, jus, because his skin
Ism ot The same colour of your own
shut up your thick lip. or III stick
my list down your throat
this state
We'll, you ought 70 have. TO stop
the mouths ut such saucy black rascaIs
a. you are. | wish had you in Ken
lucky once
sposc you'd gouee me then. But
thank heaven, I'm NOT IN Kentucky.
and not slave neither. And what.
more, l undertake 10 tell YOU, Mr..
impotence. that there's no gongInr no,
saSSing IN this free state, and one man
Is as much inspected as another. If lac
behaves as well, although lie is black
man. or mig. as you call him. Bcha-
Nlour makes the man, sir. For INV
part, should be ashamed 10 show nv
lace 'mong other gentlemen. i'll dress.
ca man IN the sUperSiKy manner YOU
did me-
Having finished bis speech, the dark
eo'ored beau again raised his quizzinc
Siass 10 hts eye, and giving his nntsoo.
h'st a look OF inefiable disdaiu. walked
on while the Kentuekian. aImost
doubling his senses, wondered vhat
sort o. republican principle that could
De which gives black man as much
liberty as a white one.
Ncw York Constellation.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

II hard head. An old gentleman
was relating n story Of one Of your
half horse half alligator" ST. Law
renee boatmen. Says he, "he has a
hard head. for he stood under an OAK
in thunder storm, when the lightning
struck the tree. aud he lodged it Sc
senteen times, when finding he could
not dodge il any longer, he stood aud
took nine claps IN succession ga his
head. and never flinched."
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

Lish Iheafricais. following 10
\ correct report Of an address deliver
ed by the manager Of q small theatre
IN Ireland, where MIR. Rae was enga..
cd To perform. There were OILY three
pc. sons ia the house -" Ladies and
gentlemen. as there is nobody here,
l'll dismiss you all; the performances
Of this evening will not Le performed /;
but they will be repeated again to-
morrow evening""
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

sLJ1 The above Ointment !, offered TO
the public IS = safe and certain remedy for
those obstinate diseases. some Of which
have so long baffled the skill Of medical sci
encc.
Ist. white Swciiings Of every description.
I'd. Sore legs and ulcers OF long standing
Sd. Sehirrus or GlanJular tumors, par,icu.
lariy those hardened tumors in women's
breasts. which otcntiuies terminate in ulcer
aisd cancers.
i'h Fclons, or what some people know by
the name or Cat~rrbs, OF every description.
9th. Rheumatic pains OF the Joints.
9Th SPrains and bruises OF every dcscrip-
lion, or IN Whatever part situate.
9Th. letters Of all kinds. In this compis in
the patient. in applying the Ointment, niue,
keep the part out OF water.
Sih ChiibIains or parts affected by frost.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
TWO MORE GASES.

M have just received from the Aue
ton Rooms, two entire eases ofI,eg.
horn tlats. ~ addition 10 the two cases r. b.
ceiYed short time since those inst 70
ee,'ed are Of beautiful quality. and are
gong of readily at 81 %, 30. 1 IL
90. and upwards, for super quality: We
can therefore with confidence 6f ple,s,ng
invite all who may want the article 10 si,s
u. cell before they purchase. Also an
additional supply Of rich Ribbons. straw
BANDS &c. We would also invite The A..
ten'ion oi the ladies' 60 an extensive and
splendid assortment Of Gauze IIandksr
chiefs and Scarf, Of every shade and co
lonr III & LANE < co.
Cheapside. Shephe rdsiown. Aug %.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
CASTINGS.

w r. have just received large supply
OF Castings, consisting Of 10. II. and
- gallon Kettles Pots. !, ., ,, A..
ami gallons; Dutch. ditto. with lids =
'Izes OF Ovens and lids Skillets, with and
without lids, assorted sizes; odd oven
IDS various sizes; Griddles, assorted 81
yes; Dog Irons. sc. &c.
III e.. LANE & co.
y. ~. We have on sale. superior a bi,,
wheat and red wheat Family Flour
CheaPside' Sbepherdstown. Aug IS.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
HAIRLESS
Baisamic Liquid Extract.

For ne cure Of Colds, Cons,cnpiion, 4 r
ms preparation - peIferti, mild ~.
harmless. and rstely fats 10 eur. ~,
most obstinate coses Of colds as,hn,.
hosrsrnsss, 'Pi'tirg OF blood, anJ eoosumg.
'o"s TIE proprietor has used it in NJ
per o' cases "hhin the is.isix months "a ,,l,.
o"' IsI'ing 10 produce. but in ono jpsf,,,,
ihe most ssiutsry and bcnrfieiaJ esl.c,,
'"e '"ho"ing ease will show Its virtues A
y"nE MN suout the age Of tweniy. w..,t-
's'he' win violent cold, WbifL threw 4. N.
W" severe pulmonary siiec,,an lie mad
se " various remedies with little or NO cf
'ect lis sirrnEih tspidIy DEFINED n,
'f'~ihins becBmo d,Gionit and .bot,u ,.. a.
ended win short dry cough. snd ns,n !,
Us "TesNt We rnniinurt To- grow wn.s,
ava "h"n his friend. expected essrv ~
m"hi ihe in'lsnThol, scene would he ei,.e,
nc "'a'c "sr %. some Of this BsIss,o,c r,,,
p'Iai"". us eonfh soon .essne r.i,.tse
ne pa" Ieit be- bnssi, and d. = .bo,,,.,,.
vas s"'Teiy restored 10 health To
49, o' ,hIs preparation ~ a tee sp,,,,,C
wee dsv. " ~ letter 90 taL. !, =, 90.
gas ia" OF slippery sla, tea Or gum s,sb,
" 5"rhe above E1trsrt ess b. ,.,....
=, ne CbaflesioNn Book md Gno,bs,s,,
80. - LINES BROIpys
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08

Proper ,rords ia proper places.
farmer lately wrote Co committee ut
one Of the eastern agricultural socie-
tics thus:---s Gentlemen. you will have
the goodness to enter me on your list
of cattle for bull
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
NEW GOODS.


selected from the late arrivals, consisting
IN part Of
Supcrfinc blue, black. and fancy celoured
Cloths,
Supcriine blue. grey, and mixed Cassi-
mercs,
Csssincts, baizcs. flanncls. bombaxcts,
pisids. Checks, ginghams. C ambric. laconet.
Swiss. null. aud book muslins.
"A good assortment Of very superior and
handsome Vesiing.
large assortment Of very cheap calcoes
French iustre, "a handsome art'clc.)
Merino circassiaD, figured do.
Italian lustring. senshaws, florence silks.
SILK velvet; nAnkin, canton, aud Italian
Grape,
s-4. 4. 10 I. Ia rose blankets,
5. 50. 4. and point do.
Linen cambria. Irish linen. dimity domla..
Burlaps. mud Russia sheeting.
Large merino, long cashmere, imitation
and cotton shawls.
Bandanns. Tag, and black silk handkcr-
chiefs-Madras. Nlslabar. and cotton
nag do-Pobhine'. and bobbinet laces.
a neat assortment Of fancy dress handk CT
chiefs-Silk braid and gimps.
Piping and cotton cord-Bed ticking,
Gauze and eros. lie Nap. ribbonds,
Beltings. new style beaver,
hoskin. buckskin. and silk gloves.
Ladies castor, hoskin, kid, and elk do.
Gentlemen's hose. and half do.
Ladies' elk, cotton. and worsted hose,
Cd, 81, A.. rs. and 8 brown cotton.
5-A. -, rs, and Sd bieached do.
Spun cotton from No. 10 II,
Hats. shoes. and boots.
! Hardware, china. giass tin & uueanswor.
school books and stationary,
Family mcdiciues-snd an extensive supply
OF groceries. liquors, &c.
All OF which they are determined TO sell
low They respectfully solicit a share OF
public patronage. J. NEER co.
OWheat, rye, corn. wool, and other
country produce, taken in exchange for
goods. at market price. j. N s. co
October IS, 1880.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
NEW FALL. AND WINTER
GOODS.

NJ = would respectfully announce 60 our
trends anil customers. that we have,
w"hin The last week. commenced receiving
our supply Of Fol and tIaiey Goods, anal
shall be receiving from time to time until our
stock Is completed. Our Il. e.. Lane il still
10 market. attending the auction rooms, from
which he Is sending Us goods q, the mos, re.
duced prices. enabling US thereby to give
good bargains 10 our Customers or any others
which may give us call. Among those just
received, and opening, may be found
biue. black. olive and mkt Cloths,
h'"e, oiack and MKT Cassimeres and CASH
nets,
Drsb Cloths. (very low
Duf'ie and point Blankets,
y. 10. IL. aud II rose Blankets,
scarlet flannel, plain ard figured,
He'd. yellow and white Flanneis,
Itch Scotch Carpciing.
Venetian do. cotton do.
Scotch and Tartan Piaids,
Morenos and Circass,ans tor ladies' dresscs or
eioaks,
swans down, Toilne,t and Valencia yestinps
BombIzet,s and Bomb z,n~s,
Black and blue black erode. Nap Silks,
Fashionable figured do do.
Fashionable changeaLle Silks, "a new article
Black erode Berlin do.
brown Bengalian poplin q new article for
dresses)
Rich black Italian Silks. Every oheap)
Gcntlemen's black Italian silk Crsvs,s,
Rich winter ribb.nds and BeltinCs,
ram aud bordered linen cambria uandker,
chiefs,
ladies' iioskin Gloves and Mits,
Gentlemen's do. Gloves,
Irish linens and Lawns,
Linen Csmbricks. (vcry cheapl
ihrcad iaces aud edgings. bobbinet laces and
Edgings,
very large supply Of rich Calicoes,
Long and square scarlet merino Shawls,
black do.
Black and scarlet Cashmere DO.
f'4 scarlet. blue, black, white and black thi.
bet do.
With a great variety Of small Shawls and
handkerchief,
Rose bordered cloth shawl., plain and black
ditto.
"a 81 and i0.4 linen table di,per-bird eve
ditto.
Sd and a. checks and furniture Cottons.
ooo yards furniture Dimi,y, (vefy handsome
aud cheap>
large supply ofladies black pruneIlo Shoes,
Chidren's prunelIo boots and wofstrd Socks
50 and al black Italian Grapes, hat do.
SLACK, scarlet and green silk Velvets,
large supply Of brown and bleached do.
nestle goods,
Plaid and striped DO.
\ large supply Of China glass and que ms.
ware comprising elegant tea setis, and
every other article in general use Also.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
STOVES STOYEsli

mE subscriber has on hand from % to
ao Stoves Of all kinds Ten plate. of
hn W, sizes Franklin do; Cooking. &c H.
wa sen 'hcm low. either finished. or the
p'a'es' unfinished Siove-pipe had =, Inc
'"P,'es' notice &c. J. n. CARTER
Iiafpefs Feuy. Nov. 10. 1850
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-12-08
NOTICE

DEHsoNs holding prize ticker. :, ,bs
Nrgma Free Road Lottery. sold =, 81.
W please frescei them Tor psyrnee,. b.lc,e
y 700 s'r Al persons indebted for Inc
'-'nt' S'I please cell and discharge ,be zane
'"'u'eo'a"'t. T. RUSSELL q co.
hs'pcfs Ferry, nov ~, 1850.