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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
NETASHINGToN HOTEL RTcnMoND, Va

NNTASHlNGTON HOTEL RIcHMoNp, Va
w The Subscriber having leased this old and we'll
known Establishment, for term, of years, takes ths
opportunity TO announce 10 his friends and the public
generally aud particularly to the former vsers the
house, that II will be opened for the accommod of
company, on the first OF October Ii is now undergo.
ing thorough repair, and will be fitted up in a plain
but neat style, with beds bedding and other sary
furniture, all and OF the best kind. His Servants
are attentive aud experienced, aud his keepers po
lite and accommodating. His Bar ST. all at all times be
well supplied with the best liquors and wines and his
Table with the most choice deicaces of the season.
which The city and country afford and he faers
himself that by unreisiting attention to his bu he
viii give entire satisfaction to all who may favor him
with their company.
The WAsHINGToN HOTEL Is situated I'm the most
pleasant par, OF the city, Immediately opposite the Capt.
toll. and contiguous TO all the Public Offices and but
short distance from the Theatre the Bsnks the Basin
the Warehouses; ard the offices Of the principal Mers
OF the city and at the time sufficiently lar remov
ed TO afford gentlemen quiet retreat when they wish
TO retire from the hustle aud noise OF the streets Such
are the local advantages Of this house that may ven
ture to Affirm, that gentlemen visiting Richmond Ell
ther on business or for pleasure will find il one OF the
most pleasant situations in the city
In addition TO what transient custom he may be IA
vcrsd WITH the subscriber will be able
Twenty-Five or thirty BOfRDERS, by the week,
month, or year, Oh the most reasonable terms
ROBERT G. MACON,
Sept II 3S-U Late of Goochland Court. House.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

TENHE subscriber wishes 10 rent, for term of years
q his plantation situated on the South size of James
River, about fifty miles above Richmond The soil
will compare advantageousy with James River lands
generally, for the production of corn, wheat and obac
co, and is in good arabic condition. T. 4. MAYO,
Near Columbia Virginia.
Oct. 15 46--l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15
NOTICE.

NU1IIT1
M RS. NELSON is prepared TO accommodate La
lV2 dies and Gentlemen with board by the week.
month"; or year, al her old stand the Capitol Square,
next above the Washington Tavern She would be
glad 10 furnish eight or ten Gentlemen with board who
have rooms esewhers. Members OF the Legislature
be furnished with Her fare will be as good
ss the market can afford, and her terms moderate.
Oct. Is. 46--tlstDec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

ENOR SALE-Corn MEAL and Ground Plaster
u The public is respectfully Informed, that we shall
In future, keep constant supply Of both articles always
in readiness for delivery. r. HAXALL s. co
Oct. 10. iG-wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

FHNBERE will be petition TO the next General AS.
n serb bly,, Tor leave 10 erect Mill on Appouattox
River, at Goodies Bridge in Chester field, the plan OF
Col. John Houghton Of Georgia.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE.
Sept II. ~ IT JOHN X. Wake
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

at \ Hafeallos By YVglala
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-15

The Gentiemdn's .Ne,o Pocket Fdrrier;
Comprising general description Of the noble and use
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
S258,762 tG
Not sent to any nersnn
SI3l,e66 az
28,572 35
.Sl23,795 90

rms IS sufficient reply to Mr. Kings assertion.
that the whole amount Of his reousitio1s Ind bsan
sent tn others 1t was not until 18th October. 1929
that the renittances to the Norfolk Agency eouoied
the ainonnt Of Nh Kings acquisitions made before
the tn OF August, and until some time IN October
did the expenditures Of the Agency, including the
$4,000 oyerdrawn by Mr.. King, equ oil the amount
OF his requlsitons His own expenditures durlne he
period from 5th of May, to I1fh of August, were
about ~ 600, about 10000 Of which were paid bv
called for by him been sent he would therefore have
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

quarters TO VII e they belonged. For net doing his
plain duty. and taking care Of his own interest, his
excuse not that there at the time, any obsta
Gle his obtaining the evidences which, his instruc
tions and the navy regulations require but simply
tat they t'ocertoohed." lie claims upwards of
two thousand dollars which had already been passed
to hs credit, and rests his apology upon total iy-
uorance ofhis own accounts. when called upon to
explain discrepancy Of f6rty-6ve thousand dollars
the principal reason that he had made a yances to
contractors and dealers, when the lazy peromptoriy
declares that such advances ehall be made LIE,
reader look through the of the Secretary
and myself let him examine every rejected charge g.
voucher; let him compare them with the law ind
ulations relative to the Navy Agents. let him then
read the explanations given; and he cannot hut admit
that the late Agent, by his o,on shocing was either
who'll, ardless of law, too snorant or too care
less OF bis duties to be longer entrusted with tho dis
onrsnmcnt OF the public moneys. Whom it is further
recoliectcd that most of the Claims by which he now
seeks TO cover his default haze sprung into erstence
since ms remorai. while others, by his own neglect,
had been entirely overlooked" and could not have
mount of twenty Thousand dollars as he says, have
not eren yet been exhibited, how it possible adj
uniting every Claim he advances be just thut the
government could consider and treat him in any O
Their ugh than detauer. e
brom the law.,rornt the facts, and from Mr. Kings
own acts and admissions, it apparent that his
moval was impenously required by considerations of
public safety, which the Secretary Of the Navy could
not overlook.
| The futiiity inadcquacy of Mr. Kings expIana-
tons will be perceived slight examination. The
first point which he attempts frtfy, is his charge
for Office expenccs. His bill is in the following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
d., PrTTsBURe, July ID

- "LIFTLB WAT WAS COMM"
ihe democrat informs the public tina, Gen Eason
ana rye arrived here on the 9th inst! and depared,
known that such an important parsonage had been
VIVID us. He must have come among us like fast,
OF lightning, sublime in his appearance and rapid in
MS departure" Mr. Johns says "they were visited
by naDabeT of ladies'
KEMARKs.-"ADd Teddy was beloved by all the
LADIES'. But So was not Gen Eat on, for there were
number Of Ladies that did NOT visit him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
CROCKETT OuT DONE,

at the April term of the Circuit Court for tho
county of -, in this state. young limb If tbo
law IN reply to Esquire -, who had just conclu-
ueu hs taver Of his client, broke forth in
the following strain Of sublime and innoss;onSJ ,
q"enee:-iie said that it would be as easv to follow
cat Gsh up through the Muscle ShoalsHnnrsns al,
eel side lined through the Suck-sa up the Missis-
s.PP' o. ssrd"-set the Universe On fire with the
c tTf " a "SNntng bug or extnguish the Sun! as to
!oI3" the gentlemans argument, Astounding as it was
IN e mos abstruse legal learning, metaphysical sub
teties and legal fictons!"
Is scarcely necessary to say that no rejoinder
'"aoe' and we think, IUpotentia ereusN tegeUl
Farmers TENN Jour-
SIaces.-The present number Of slaves linen, wo-
men and chldren in the United States is about two
million; their average value may be stated at 1850
each, making a total amount Of five hundred millions
OF dollars
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

RENTED to Nr King upon
those acquisitions 2e6.17O 70
Renittedto Purser Fitzge-
raid upon acquisitions 13,257 70
To Mach Legrand. upon
acquisitions 1857 sc
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
DR " GOODS.
E.RRDW .ARE.

Knives and Forks, great variety,
Butchers Knives, best east steel aud common,
Curriers' Knives, Sadlers do. Sheomakers' 90.
PeHknives, aud Chissels aud Ciouges of all kinds
Butchers Choppers. Hand Saws, a great variety.
Cross cul, Pit, Web, Key hole, and wood saws
Flies Of every kind,
Plain aud cut glass Plated Casters, Britannia ware,
common and best
Measuring tapes and surveyors chains,
Brass, Plated aud Iron Candlesicks,
Curtain and Cloak Pins, Door Locks Of
Laiches and Hinges OF every sort,
Horse, Pad, Chest, Till, Clock case and saddle
bag Locks Gun Locks with single and doubts
rollers, douLle swivols and wafer proof pans
Percussion Locks, and Percussion Caps;
Pistols, Powder Fllsks aud Shot Bags;
Brass and polished steel shovels, songs g. pokou
Plated and polished steel snuhcrs
Scissors, great assortment
Tenders; Smrrods
Aster, mantle and hanging Lamps,
Coal Bank Lamps, Japan Lamps;
RiZors and StTapa, gelri variety;
Braces and bits; b lass and Iron screw pulieys
Table aud cDers' bell; Skates Wool cards No. g.
Saddlery; Smiths Bellows Anyils and Vices,
Steel blade Il iron Squares Plane irons all KIM 81
Hay Knives and Straw Knives, with almost ev-
cry other article IN the Ilardw ne Line.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22

Clallan is considered The greatest in Wes-
tern America, He keeps constantly aboul
dtty hands at work, and bis sales since
he first ofJanuary last, approach within a
few OF DUO saddles alone. His manulac-
lures, as well as those from the other es-
adjustments, find market in all parts Of
me Western country, where either foreign
or domestic manufactures are used.
MANUFACrURgs OF COPPER, TIN AND
SHEET lRoN WARE-John DUTY & Son,
carry on one among the most extensive
manufactures Of this kind in the Vest
They employ from II to 10 hands, and
manufacture from 90 to 20 dollars worth
ofware per day, the year round Their
work goes principally to order, and is
sent TO all parts Of the West, but princi-
Pally TO the South of Virginia and Ohio
Mr.. Thomas p Norton, has recently
established the Manufacture of Tia and
Sheet Iron Ware. His manufactures al
present amount to about 1900 dollars.
CABINET WARE MANuFAcroarEs-
Several Of these, the principal Of which is
owned by Mr.. Jeremiah Clemens. He
employs about 20 hands, and manutac-
lures 10 the value Of abou, 92I coo per an
mum.
CHlR MANUyAcToRIEs--Four. by
John Morrison, J. W. Robb, J. Thatcher,
and William Cunningham; who manufac-
tuge yearly about $4,000 worth, al prices
yarHng Gom 6 TO no per dozen.
HArTEREs---Five; owned by W TIark
ms, James Dare, Saml u. Harper, Oliver
BGson and William Blanchard, who man
u.actur2 upwards Of $4,000 worth per
aGuum.
RoPE WALG-By John ". Berry; has
worked the present year about 30 tons of
hemp, AID five Manila Grass, into cor
dage. Mr. Berry is the first, il he be not
ue only one, that has worked the latter Gr-
tic'e 10 the Western States. lie employs
about fifteen hands all the time Ills
Ware house, Is on The corner Of Water &
Uaion streets.
SALrrNo HousEs-Ne5srs. William =
Tyson, 81 Co. viii salt down about 5000,
Bier q Douglass, and l.. Bayhe, each a
bout half that number of hogs, amounting
IN the whole to about one million of lbs.
Commission HOUSES Until about tho
year 1919, there was not ware house IN
Wheeling; when AIessrs. Forsyth & Dob
bin, from Pittsburgh, established here
soon after followed Knox aad Mckee,
and more recently y. r. & J. c. Bay less,
and Anderson and Auerbary. At this
time, at least half if not more than half, Of
lhe Merchandise bought al the Atlantic
cities for Western consumption, and trans
ported by water below this place, passes
,hvo' the hands of these gentlemen.
WHoLEsALE AND RErAIL SroREs-I
There would be some difficulty IN CHASING
these, but it is estimated by mercantile
ScUuemIu whose JdCgmeai hmy De TeHeG
on, that during the present year there will
have been sold in this place about $780,
600 worth Of Merchandise.
Besides the above, there are several less
prominent establishments doing good bu-
siness.
l feel happy in being able to present 50
favorable a picture Of the growth Of our
town, and the enterprise Of our ciuizens;
and conclude with the expression of my
earnest desire that the march Of prosperity
may continue uninterrupted among US
JAMES GREEN.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22

To THE Patrons or THE COMPILER.
Wuhtbe publication octhe present num-
Der, rs terminates the interest OF the
subscriber DO this paper-.ho same having
been disposed of 90 0lessrs. John Fisher
and Son, Booksellers 0ithIs place.
To Withdrawing from relation ga winch
Ihave stood 90 you for the last three years,
10Y Acknowledgements are due you Tor the
willing patronage afforded me ON my l[s-
appearance before YOU as an applicant Tor
ayor-.1r It's continuance from hrst TO
hst;and for ITS increase during my cd.to-
rial soiourn among YOU. It, IN the per-
ormance of the duties incident TO my vo-
cation, I have cqga,.ed YOUR most modcr-
ate expectations, ] win have exceeded my
own. IfI have fallen short Of this, my
shortcomings have been ovcrspread by
the mantle of your charity; and the public
good will, upon which greatly presumed,
has been uuiutcrru7,cd,y continued. And
now, upon leaving the office, 7 enjoy no
small Share of satisfaction iD seeing q
Journal, established bg myself ucder cir
cumstances The most uupr7misug, placed
upon g stable basis and consigned TO per-
sons with whom alI viii be satisfied, and
who vil add 20 its pcrmaneacy and use
luluess.
Before bringing lhis article 20 a close,
permit me TO adyer, 20 a subject, ~ which
! feel a deep interest, though my personal
interest be small; / mean THE PROSPERITY
or WHEELING. Anative Of OHIO county,
and an inhablaul Of Wheeling from early
youth until now, | may truly say that l
kaow no other place. All the "uew scenes
and changes" through which 1t has pass
ed ornearly thirty years, have been uadcr
my observation. When l came 20 reside
in Wheeling, 10 1898, comparing lbs then
with It's present size, It could no, have con-
tanned more than 500 inhabitants. la
lS2O thad increased to ] ,557; az the late
census, 10 5,2ll; and, from TIE number
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22

On Saturday last the Legislature Of o.
mo-. on the Ala ballot, elected E5ms-er
Lane, of Huron county, a Judge of tlc
Supreme Court, IN place Of Hayward, re-
sgued. The votes wcce as follows:
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
NTCMOMGALEA ACADEMY,

SITUATED ~ MORGANrOWN "a.
ENUE Trustees have the pleasure of anuoun-
4 cling TO the public, that this institution VIII
be opened Tor the admission vt students, on The
first Monday in January, 1881 They have sue
cccded IN procuring the services of Alr J. r.
PADDOCK Of New York, as principal of the
Seminary. Mr.. Padd0cl, Is "A gentleman OF uncy-
ccpioua5 moral aud religious character, and
comes highly recommended for bis learning and
experience 900 te3chng-haYug distinguished linn
sci. As Tutor Of an Independent School 90 Ball
sto,, New } orl. for some ears past The gen
erll outline OF the INSTRUCTIONS gwen in he AcIdc-
aly. VIII euh-ace ihe Linn anj Greek Languages,
NATURAL Phlosophy Maihemlics, Geography
History. and the English Tongue But as lhe
different individuals who may enter tlns lus;ltu-
,ioa. wIll have different objects 10 view, with re-
gard TO their future desiuics in Ito, the cOurre
of studies n al cases will be arranged, as iar as
Drlctlcabe. Ia such a manner as snail be best d
aaat-I to tie specific objects they m1y have Do
view. the Elelish or Prei araiory School, will
he furnished with 2 first rate teacher 10 that De-
p1dmeHt.
Tho terms Of Tuition viii be - dollars per an
mum iu the higher School, and . dollars per an
uufn Do ,he Preparatory School. large anl
conmodiou, brick cdifice has Just been finished
CJr Tine use Of The Academy IA a retired and pleas
antpsft OF the tovn--lnd 20 those acquainted WITH
ihis place, 10 Is needless TO say lhzt "a saluJny o..
air.. beauty Of situation cheapness Of living and
The moral character OF us society," It a. surpassed
hy few other towns in this pat OF the Union
fhe Trustees hope 10 meet with sue. encourage
meutas Will cn15ie them DO a short time 10 ADD
another 10 the able Instructors they have aiIeidy
roeired; Application Tor Toe e, ADMISSION o. - ' 70
Mathew Gay, Egg
By order ofihe Trustees
EUGS. ". WILSON, Secretary.
Nov. 26ih $3.50.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22

A. BUcKNEG has been elected Senator
from Missouri, in place of Nlr. Barton,
Who, It appears, could not be carried
Buckuer was supported by the friends OF
Barton, and was opposed by Gov. Miller
as The candidate of Jhe Jackson party.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
FROM WaSHLVGTON CITY.
Hair Gut and Dressed,

BZ Z. "a a TGEEEE,
& y all the Fashions of the day aud ia The most
- fiueiiul style. Gentlemen can be elegantly
dressed for evening parties, by calling on ]. r. al
his Office, mex, door 10 Mr.. Marks Tavern Main
street Wheeling SHAVING done IN tbe,ery
noatest aod easiest manner, and RAZORS SCI
finely at tire shortest notice. AlSD,
G8nt5eRen'S Clothes Secured
in the best and neatest manner, warranted 10 he
freed from all grease spots Of ans other stains.
Lkc~ise, a superior Quality Of
RLA CEGGMG manufactured and sold whole
sale aud retail, IA canisters, cakes, balls, and liquid
Blocking, IN Tie above store. Likewise,
Ladies' PuFS, CSHis, Braids q Frizetts,
manufactured and dressed.
Any work ia the above business put into my hands
shall be promptly attended to. An Apprentice
wanted iu the above business.
H. y. The highest price wiil be given for long
lumln Han. Dec p, ISIS. ly
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
M GuANOAl1o

VIRGINIA.: At a monthly court CON-
lnued and held in and Cor the county Of Mononga-
la. at the courthouse of sait county, on Tuesday
he 26,h of October ia the year 1880:
JosphA SiqeteljorG g. Nnnoy his rcJs iats Nancy
CLfrk. e. AbieaH SiqdtclioTd, N.niry &. 6h0cs-
elflrd HaTg AnH .Saackclf0rd, Edmund 7. SLac-
ksiGrd q. Efi-a5sth Shaokolf0rd, isfaHt hiis of
Elizabeth ShqctI)0fd deceased Plaintiffs,
Against
francis BiLiRgsley and Mary his 'ri6, Laic Nary
CLIrk, GcOrge GreeHU0od, Benjamtn D0rssy n
Heurietfa LGcina his l0ilt. ate HHriotta Dotuaa
Greenwood, Jain UaTrCH GTceHCO0d, HUiq1H
Cnfk GrcsncO7d Gc0rgc GrceH,r00d, ard Cor
nei4s Bgiiel and Et-absfh has icife. Lrie EL-a-
bstl Grsear00d Irhich HeHTi1iia JOHN, 10 ,iiilHt.
GsJrae and EiEIbcfb are the sDie svrcvmg chill
drgn and hairs 0f nc said Ge0rge Grsearygd
and HG.rieaq Labcli4 his deceased loifc,
Daendenis.
ERHI5 day came The pl1inGfs by their cuuusci,
- and 10 appearing 90 the satisfaction OF The
Comi. that ths defendants George Greenwood.
john Warren Greenwood, William Cllk Green
wood. George GUeuv-od and Cornelius Blrol
aud Elizabeth bis wife are no inhabitants Of dis
Commonwealth, aaI not having entered their up
pearance anil given sccuiiy according tO tie net
Of Assembly, o. s ordered ibli tie said 3~eut DC
i-ud4gts do aPpear before THIS couri ou tie fourth
Monday Of March next. and answer The plIiniih 3
5.ll; aui that copy % this order De published 100
the Nv hce'ing Compiler" a public newsplP"
printed N Oilo county, for two months sucres-
,iscly' aud that another copy be posiednp 81 ne
front door Of tie court honse of tbs county.
copy: Attesi-TiIOS. j. RAY CtTk
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
GROCERIES, LIQUORS.

a Good assortment Of MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS, e"rh as ViOiias.
Flutes HageOiets, CiariOneis, yts and
Bugie Horns, NTH Instructors, etc. etc.
COUNTRY PRODUCE will be taken in or
change as usual
nov -, 1850.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
CMNQNRW.

MFRS. LYONS respectfully informs the CT
&AS ijzens Of Wheeling, that she viii hold a
CONCERT OF MUSIC in the Masonic Hall, at
half past 6, on THURSDAY EVENING next, the
23d inst. when she will be assisted by several
gentlemen amateurs Of tie place, together with
her pupils.
Tickets 10 be had at Messrs. Jones q. Trucs-
deti's, Dr.. Wards, Mr.. Tyson's, and at the dooi.
Dec y
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
EgEw SCORE.
q. g: y. R0GEEN.

enc O. ebs - - SE k1ASkps
To- EG leave 20 inform The ciiizeus of Hheeliag
u aud IT'S vicinity, that they have opened, 10
be Brick Building directly opposite d. J Zane
Office, az the FOOT OF the h Main 81. Wheeling
choice selection Of GOODS. from tss Eastern
NalkeiS. As their purchases we've nude for
Cash, they can odGf their Goods as low as any
west Of the mountains. Their stool, consists 90
part Of Ihe following articles:
BIc. black, brown, olive. green ond steel mixed
Broad Clubs; double mild dab and other col
CURED Cassimers; blue, brown, steel mixed and
silver grey CaSSiuets; Bangup and Fancy Cords;
red and green Baize; White, ed, yellow aud g'eci.
Fannels; white aud green Canton Flannels; rose
point and fancy end Blankets; Bomboz'nes and
Dombazeits; Swandown, Valencia, Silk and other
yostngs Also,
4 lqree and splendid assortmentQf
CALICUES, GINGiIAMS, X SlIAWLS.
Jaconet, Null Swiss, book and cambric mushns;
Irish linens and lawns; thread, bobbnei and cot
ton laces and elgings; foouug>; figured and p'aln
bohhmef: cotton flag and Madras handkercheis;
india silk and o,her fancy landlerchIels; worsted
and silk braid; piping; ladies' English and French
lid and hoski1 gloves and mils brown x bleach
muslins aud Jeans checks, Dorchester uckngs,
diapers. damask linen diapers &c. &c.
CLOTHIW G.-Genlle'nen sraymn d
box coa.s. drab and Flushing do. with and with
out fur collars; camblct aud plaid clocks; dress
coats, various colours and qualities; cussinet coats
and coaitecs plain and figured silk aud SILK velVe'
vests; blue and black caSsimcr aud cloth Vess'
cassinci, swaudown, Valencia, toilinet and Mar
settles vests; broad cloth, clsSimer, casSluct, bang
mp and fancy cord paulaloons English bargain
fislian panlloons; ladies' plaid, ClrcasSlan, meri
no, camblet and silk coaks; linen Shirts aud SHIRT
collars; beached aud brown muslin shirts linen
and cotton check shirts red and while flannel
shirts and drawers; Canton tllnnol do. red and
green baize wamu.es Guernsey rocksi stocks
aud stiiieners; buckslin mits; beaver, buck, KID
and hoskin gloves worsled comforts silk ana
cotton umbrellas.
A general assortment Of Hard0are-
Some Of Rogers approved Cutlery.
BOOTS ana Shoes Nailed pogged and
sowcd boots, some Of which are Baltimore make,
and not inferior TO any yet offered IN tdis market
Tor neatuess aud durability. Gentlemeu's nailed
peqged aud sowed Nouroes: Youths aud cnIl
drens do. do. do. Ladies and misses shoes
Sowed and pegsed brogans ond shoes
beaver, otter and roram hats, black, white, drah
aud brown. Also, gentemen's and youths fur
glazed and seal caps. Dec. @ 2m
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-12-22
CONVERT.
IR WIlY s. HIDDEN.

HAVE Just received per steam boat Lagrange, and
offer Tor sale low,
lSHhls N O. Sugar - Kegs Leaihers' Tobacco
10 B5Is No.3 Alackare!; do Cussey's do
10 " Spanish Whiting; 49, llubbes do
, Alum; ~ Rosiu Soap
3 Rosin; ~ Dip. Candles
% Boxes Meies Cigars 20 Mould do
90 common do Shot, and Bar Lead.
Wheeling, Dec. p.