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poatacrlpt.
From the Baltinlore Gazette Of .yop. %.
LATEST From ENGLAND.

EisDnt L4NGlsAND
Capt. Aiken, of the Mary Rowland, arriv-
cd at New York on Friday, from Cork, has
brought papers Of that city to the 2lst Of DC
tober, containing London dates of the 18th.
A private letter from London, received at
Cork, says-'A report is current ia the city,
and seems TO have some foundation, that some
houses IN birmingham have entered into a
contract fer the supply of three hundred
thousand muskets 10 the French Govern
ment. 1t is supposed also that the quantity
ultimately required will be much greater
The orderis said TO be a very pressing one,
and that a delivery is urged at a rate Of SO, 600
monthly il possible. This circumstance is
not at present viewed with any alarm in the
money market, as the motive assigned for
the order, and the despatch Of it is the mis-
cradle state OF ineiiciency as to equipment,
in which the whole Of the regular army Of
France was left by Charles y. and his Min
~lstcrs."
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OUBLIc sALE.-wm Be- ,old. ;, p,b.

puBLlC SALE.-Wn be sold, BY pub-
n he auction, at the late residence oil Mrs.
Elizsseth Eakin, decd, near the head OF
I~uscsrora, Berkeley county, on Monday the
18th inst all the personal property belonging
TO SAID deed consisting Of one horse; House
hold 4 Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Beds.
Bedstcads and Bedding. Tables. Chairs, Bu-
reau, two Corner Cupboards, Pots, Ovens,
Buckets, sc. with some other articles not ne
cessary to mention. Nine months credit win
Dc gwen the purchaser on all SUMS over two
dollars, upon giving bend with approved Sc
curly, under that sun, cash. Sale 10 Gem
menee early IN the day.
Nov III. r. BEALL, Admir-.
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TaG GAZETTE
MlarINSBURG, No vEnBsR IS. 1860

. ThefoHowng communication came 10 hand
too late to appear IN our last:
Familiar Rock, Washington eounty.
sEaTytntd, Nee. I6, 1888. {
CIR. EvANs:-l was extremely sorry to near
a few days since, that 1t was currently renor-
ted in yeur neighborheod, that | had rel1ps-
90, or had a return OF the Dyspepsia. /
oeem u my duty, Tor the benefit Of others, to
say, tha ii is net a fact. Although mine
was a case of the most aggravated character.
1t is now two months since Ilsft MIR. Stephen.
ana am happy to say, that | have not felt the
slightest symptom Of that distressing com.
plaint-but on the contrary, consider myself
eAtrely cured. | have a good appetite, and
can eat ai kinds OF food with perfect impuni
~; and feel the utmost confidence in MIR
Halstead's prescriptions for the Dyspensi, as
praeiised by his agent, Mr.. Stephen.
Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE HEDRICK.
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TDe aarkets.

ALEXANDRIA, Nov. 30.
Yesterday and Thursday the wagon
price was steady with a few exeep
tionsl at 81 7on475.
.NEW-fORK .A.aRKET,-Norember II.
Tue ~unfayofabie weather, mention
ed on Saturday, continued until Tues.
day, aHording us only two good bust
ness days, in which time there has been
great activity among our shippers and
river craft, loading and unloading. The
sales OF the two days have not been eA-
tensive; Ashes, Pots, have declined a
tfiiie sales at 5 Sc; Coffee without
change; about 5 or 600 bales of Cot
ton sold at generally a farthiug reduc
ton. The rates Of -four have been
win ~diilcuiiy maintained. Alexandra
ana Georgetown sold at 5 IS, Troy
Q is, and Canal at S rs to5 81. Grain
IS without change. No alteration in
PROVISIONS. A few boxes inferior
DROVE Havsnna Sugar seld al I to ~
and bite al III ceats. The Packet
New York arrived this morning, bring
ing US Liverpool Price Current ts the
i6ih Ort. three DAYS later. The Cot
on and Gram markets have declined
-fiour about one shilling a bbl aud
Cotton . tn1 less Daitg adp
LIVERPOOL, (Eng) Oct rs
Flour duty paid, IS selling slowly at SOS
a Sos per barrel for good brands. Bonded
Flour bat few sales have been effected. No
minal price, eos. per brl
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Communicated FIR the Political Eren;a.r.
DYSPEPSIA.

Sw-My wife for five years, has been mis-.
erably afflicted with the Dyspepsia, which
pSTalJsed her mental energies, eneryated her
physical functions, and rested upon her whole
being like some deadly incubus. proeteus in
its forms, and terrific in its effects, it eIuded
or resisted all medicines taken from some of
she most distinguished physicians in Phila-
delphia, Baltimore and Frederick and she
has been compelled, fer four years. to live
exclusively on Bran Cracker and milk, and
IN that way dragged on a miserable exist
ence. A short tilae since | was advised TO
take her 10 Mr. Alexander Stephen, in Mar
tinsburg, Va. who, it was said, had an agen-
CIV from Mr.. O. Halstead, in New York, and
who it was thought, would afford her relief.
/ took the advice and vent with her in Oc-
tober last, and on an interview with that
gentleman, placed her under bis care-but
not without incredGlity. She pursued his
prescriptions for about three weeks, and such
has been the happy effect upon her digestive
organs and mental energies, thst End my
scepticism entirely removed, and believe the
remedy a safe philosophical and e~flecfual
one. | make this communication lrem a
sense of duty and gratitude, and that other
Dyspetics may be induced to call on Mr..
Stephen, and under Providence, by his pre-
scriptions, be restored to health.
JOHN CLEMSON, Jr.
Sans Greek, Frederick Go. Nd
Yopembeg 90, 1880.
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NOTICE-All persons having claims a.
IN gainst the estate of Mrs. E!i-obeh Ea
hin, decd. will please bring the same for
ward, properly authenticated for settlement,
and those indebted are notified to make i'm
mediate payment, as it is the desire OF the
undersigned TO bling the estate to a speedy
settlement. RICHARD BEALL, .7dDir.
Nov. III, 1880.
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CRAFT s HAGER,
Flour and Ce1anissi0n Merchants,

FFOtH u7ts Ltf8Hlteat0V sItFtII01tst
CORNER OF MARKET \ PAcA STREETS,
Baltimore,
FBEG leave to inform their friends and the
HB public, that they are now prepared to
receive Flour. with every description Of Pro-
duce, which they viii sell at a moderate coaa-
mission, or purchase at the highest market
price. They have a large and connections
ware house, with every convenience for wa
geas, aud will give prompt attention TO all
who may favor them with their custom
They viii have at ali times on hand, Plaster.
Fish, Salt, &c. at the lowest prices They
will also receive orders for the purchase Of
every description of Merchandise this mar
kat will afford. al a moderate commission.
Nov IL, 1850.
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N0TTCE-All persons indebted to the
1S estate Of Richard Bryariy, deed are
requested to make immediate payment. as
longer indulgence Cannot be given; and those
having claims against said estate, viii bring
them forward, properly authenticated for set
element. THOMAS BRYARIA,
ROBERT BRYARLY.
NV. IL, lsso.-st..
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MARRIED


On Tuesday the 10th last. at Sharpshurg,
Nd. By the Rev Mr.. Adams, Mr.. Befjamin
sectman, of the Phoenix Mill, in this county,
to Miss Mary Inn Loisrg. OF ] offef.eacoanty.
Ga Thursday last, Mr. John IIudgel, to
Miss Eiisateh gayior, both Of this county.
Oh 'hc salae day by the Rev Mr.. Monroe,
MIR. Gaieb Burns, to Miss Sidney HiiIiamsoa,
daughter of mir. Jno Williamson, of this CIV
we record, to-day, the death OF JoHs
CLEvEs SYrMEs HARRIsos. eldest son of
Gen WIN Harrison tie died, at bis fathers
residence, Of North Bend, on Saturday last.
after an illness Of a lew hours before his
death lie was much esteemed and a most
excellent citizen, IN the prime Of youth and
manhood. Ills afflicted widow is the oolv
child Of Gen. z. Nj. Pike. who with several
young children. are bereased OF their natural
protector. end left to mourn q less that can
never be repaired Cincianaii finer.
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gRSAKE NoTTCE.-An those who became

ERSAKE N0TTCE-An those who became
n purchasers at the sale Of the personal
property oil JACoB ~KEEsscgER, decd. are
notified that the same have been due for
some time. and taat immediate payment is
required from ALL, as no further indulgence
can or viii be given ; those having claims
against said estate. viii please bring them
forward properly authenticatedfO for payment,
as 1t Is the wish II the undersigned TO bring
the settlement of the same to a close.
JOHN KISIhGER, Admir-.
Nov. III. 1850.
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EbUBLIC SALE-Wili be sold, by pub
IL lie auction, at the residence Of the sub
scriber, near the head Of Middle Greek, in
Berkeley county. On Thursday the 9h Of DE
GENDER ncrt, first rate Werk Herscs, Brood
Mares and Colts, Mich Cows, Young Cat
tic, Sheep and Hogs; Farming Utensils OF all
kinds, such as Ploughs, Harrows. an excel
lent Road Wagon, Hsrse Gears, Sc. a com
plete set Of Blacksmith's Tools; Household
and Kitchen Furniture of every description,
among which are good Feather Beds, Bed
ding, Bedsteaas, Tables and Chairs SC. to-
gether with a nunber Of other articles not
necessary to partieularize. Nine menths
credit win be given the purchasers, on all
sums over five dollars, upon giving bond wi b
approved security: under that sum cash Sale
- commence carry ia the day and continue
until all is sold. HENRY BOWERS.
Nov. %, 1880.
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Go. Partnership

Holm II ORNDoRFF having taken bis
eS Brother WILLIAM 0RNDoRFF into
partnership, the business, will hereafter, be
conducted under the firm of ORNDORFF&
20. at the north east corner of Market and
Paea streets, B.fLTLuORE-where thew
are prepared 10 receive on consisnuenl. or
purchase forCash atlberal prices, all kinds Of
ScUNTRy FEoDUoE.
And solicit their friends and customers. 10
favor them with a cali. They have ON hand.
and eaer for sale,
5000 BUSH. LIVERPOOL G. A. SALT.
500 SACKS do. do de.
200 do. 60. FINE de.
Large Size,
zoo Tons PLASTER,
iuoO BIS. GRoUKn dc. fsr auArrry.
goo Bok. CLoVERSEED. do.
IS DO. TIMOTHY, do
90 BAGS STRONG RIO COFFEE.
Together with a constant supply of
.Hciasses, sash, Oh, Tar, Sc. sc. SC.
All Of which viii be sold on accommodating
terms by O2NDoRFF < Co.
Baltimore, Nov. IS. Isso.-6w.
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N0TiCr-An these havins si.;..
AZ gainst The estate of Lls,ak nRio.s -
are respectfully req,aesfcd to nrsnx the $50.
forward properly authenticated sor .~,s,"
mcni; and those indebted ara notified 4. -.
immediate payment. ~ no Indulgence 49, I.
wa DC sivea' My agent. 1hes psuell "a
attend generally, az ts rrsisencr. hae,v.a.
The Failing Waters and Williams. PR, sar
the purpose Of transacting business
aiRllNDA ELLIOTT, .adasr.
Nov. III, lS30.-3t.
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ESonLic SALE-Nn be sold, Ly pnhIIa
= auction. at the residence Of he suhscr,.
ger a. 'se Mouth sfthe opequan. on n eaxes-
ssy nc yIrsf 81 December nerf, Horses. groaa
wares ana Colts, Mich Cows, Beef & Stort
1aule' iiogs; Rye and Corn by the hasLal.
: arising Utensils, Stills, Tabs. SC. ens than,
ssnu bushels Stone Coal, 10 lots 10 sui nur-
snasefs' some articles oil DRF GOODS.
,lo'hs, 1assinstts. Flanueis, Muslns, Cah-
Goes Souon Yarn, Hats, Shoes. sc. a first
rave rsano Fsrtc. together with a large num-
ss's' atVeies not necessary TO particularise.
II not previously rented, / viii. on tbe am.
day, rent my FARM. The sale will ea,a-
M nee early 10 the day, and continue from dax
to day, until all Is sold. Terms mace known
on the day Of aale.
Nov. ii,isJo. JAMES FORMAN.
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a n adjourned Meeting Of the Oversecrs
IN OF the Poor of Berkeley county, will be
held at the Tavern of John IicCIeary. ir. IN
Martinsburg, OF Monday the 9th of Decem-
her next; all persons having unsettled kusi-
ness with the present board, are requested to
attend. SEAMANS GARARD, OK.
Nov. IS, 1880.
o. n. b. The Committee appointed TO
close all unsettled accounts with Sherits.
will attend in the Clerks Office for that pur
pose, on the LIST, I'd, Sd and ith days Of DE
cember. Sherifis .sho fail TO attend to this
netice viii be proceeded against according
to law.
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"7hc .uiae.n-For several days. we have
had laying on our table, the first number OF
the Mime" a Literary and Miscellaneous
paper, lately issued in Winchester, edited BY
MIR. NJ. S. Lsvett, and printed semi monthly
at 81 SO per annum, payable on the receipt
OF the thirteenth number. 1t isa neatly prln-
ted paper, and the selections judicious and
interesting. The second number is now be-
fore us. and s~usiains the high character of the
first, We are pleased to find, that the editor,
MIR. L. is determined to exclude from ITS CO
iumns, all irrelgious or immoral conmunica.
tons. We invite cur friends, who are fond
Of Literary reading, to cali at our office and
subscribe to the '.Mine."-We will, with
pleasure, forward their names.
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Shipursck Letters from South
ampton, L.. | dated on Sunday last,
state that the French ship Fulgar, Capt
Florigny, went ashore at that place be
tween the 18th and 18Th inst. The cap
tain aad crew all got ashore in safety
The vessel, it was feared, would be to
tally lost, but the captain had hopes of
saving part of the cargo, sh uld The
weather prove favorable. The severe
weather of Sunday, however, probably
destroyed these hopes. The cargo
consisted Of 100 eases Of wine and so
bales of almonds ; and il is stated that
both vessel and cargo we're fully IN
sured The +. sailed from Bordeaux
OIL the I7th ult. s. was bound ton York.
.another.-1he Br. brigantine Indian
Queen, Scott, from Jamaica for ST.
Andrews, On. s. was wrecked at the
French Keys about the Esd al! and
the captain and crew had arrived at
Nassau, with is p~uncheons OF rum.
Extract Of a letter from the super
cargo of the Brig Rupee, of Boston, da.
ted Savannah, (Ga.) Nov. o. We lett
the Havana on the S0th ult. bound for
Europe, and IN the Thursday following
(4tb inst we run ashore On Montevi-
dec Reef, where we thumped tremend'
ously for two hours, without a sail or
land in sight. | could not have belIev-
cd that any vessel would have borne,
for Is minutes, the shocks the big re
ceived. expected every moment ina
she would have gone TO p~ieces-par'
of the cargo was thrown overheard Al
ter getting atloat, she leaked SO badly,
we got the boats ready to leave her, blu
fortunately were not obliged to take to
them. Yesterday morning we were
within a few miles of Charleston Ligh'
House, and fred guns for a pilot; bn'
a strong north-easter coming on, W.
were compelled to bear away for thii
- port."
Launch The Norfolk Herald ofth'
I7ib says "The United States cor.
v-,ee John Adams, after having un
defgone a thorough repair Gil the stock
equivalent Ia re buildlng) vas launch
ed from the Navy Yard. Gospsrt. thi
forenoon al II O'clock, in beauiiiu
style. The j a. is pierced for ?
guns, and is a superior vessel of tbs
CLASP
Large PUppkiR.-rhe Raleigh Regist,
says, Mr.. Nilliam Whiteiield, one Of Il
most enterprising and systematic farmers
Wake county, N. e. preseGted us on RI
day last, with q Pumpkin weighing So Il
and measuring in circnmierenceEye feet II
NRches. Beat thIs who cam
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Hotc Is thiss-The Hal;far Recorder Of
Oct. %, has the following advertisement
"Just received from Liverpool, 100 pieces
OF Satinets, assorted colors, which viii be
found equal to the .Ameicann
So John Bull can make Satinets, at last,
as good as ours at least in his own opinion,
The workshops for America should all remain
in Europe, say the Free trade advocates. <
Bulls response has ever been. "Not a sail
but by permission SPREADS Both these po-
s%itlons, however, are becoming slightly anti
quated just now, for Jonathan srects work
shops and spreads sails. and cotton ones too,
wherever his fancy dictates
Dir Randolph said TO Jnba at their part
ing, 'My remaius will be sent TO Virginia, in
spirits. Bury them under the old oak. on
my plantation. Turn nay head to the east, ]
trtsh 90 looh tcestacard."
This was related by Juba TO our informant.
and il is too characteristic not 10 be true -
Sickened OF the old world he wished even in
death, to turn bis back upon it. and to set hi:
face toward the rising empire of the west
B0sI2a Palrtos.
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Large PUppkin-The Raleigh Register
says, MIR. W illiam Nhi,eiield. one Of the
most enterprising and systematic farmers IN
Wake county, n. e. preseGted us on Fri
day last, with q Pumpkin weighing So lbs.
and measuring in circnmierencelye feet two
lRches. Beat thls who cam
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No1sNRER mIr-Drxrs-The Read.
iog (Fenn Journal Of Noyemb,r 10
observes; I'VE this day discovered (.
RTE CHkRRY on a tree in our ward
anown by the name Of the May Duke
! ne curious are invited to call and ses
Is ms not a phenomenoni,
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Thefolowing communication came 10 hand
too late to appear IN our last:
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Nov. 1t, 1880. I'm
aT- An oaicial account OF the drawing VIA
be forwarded 10 adventures, free oil possass
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
REMOVAL.
MUSIC.

MUSIC.
fOLLlNS 81 CO. have received q large al
- d't'on to their stock of standard Music, and
number OF new Songs and Pieces for the piano forte
Among which are the following:
The merry mountain boy--J. Moschelles
Moss roses--J. Barnett
Tell me my heart--H. Il. Bishop
III tell nobody--E. knight
Come buy my roses-C. E. Horn
Nlne-dresser's song--from Won Webber
Harriet the match giri-W. Kirby
s lone listen to my song my love--r. Delta
The captive knight-NIrs. Hemans
All hands unmoor--M. Fl. ParneI
see them OH winding way--B. Himc
. Pilgrim of lovc--H. r Bishop
Lovely Rosc--tor or two voices
In my gallant barque-dueit--J Barnett
Chimes of Zurch--C. Il. Horn
List to the lively guitar Blewitt
Love is like little boy--W. West
Hunters signal hurn--A. Lee
The Invncbles
Green hills OF Tyrol-- c. Thibault
saw thee weep--Mad. Mulibran
The soldiers return--Mrs. =. Millard
Days OF old romance--J. Barnett
Sigh not for summer fowers--H. r. Bishop
When morning light is gently breakIng-D. +. L.
Auber
Hunting Chorus--fo. one voice and flute accom-
paniment
Mins,rers return from the war;. II. II.
Butterfly, moth and the bee--J. Barnett
Lone little Cote. T. Philips
Low wavdthe summer wood-R. Bennett
G0 my lowell. II. Bishop
Brgnal Banks. +. Hance
Helen Trevor G.. f. Horn
Old King Cole--H CORR
AIRS, &c.
Ogivc me but my Arab sliced, var-T. 4. Raw
lings.
The Swiss boy, var.--T. A. Rawlinr
Storm waltz. b Crcmer
pescator dell onda var.-D. Eiienne
Plough boy, var.-J. l.. Dussek
Rise Swiss lad, var.-F Kalkbrcnner
The voice of her love and the Legacy, duett--
n. B. Chandler
ROBIN hdair and Copenhagen waltz n duett-
" b Chandler
Mark my Afford, var.--J. Hewitt, &c &c.
aug i
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Cheap Music.

FENhE subscriber has received large assortment
Il of Lhrogaphic Music, which he will cell at
cents per printed page, and in instances cheap
er-Much has been said about the incOrrectness oil
Llthographic Music, and with degree of truth
The printing establishment having changed owners
II is due TO the present proprietor to say that owing
10 his particular attention, the Lthographic Music
printed at his establishment correct plate mn
sic.--The subscriber will give catalogue of music
Oil hand with the price in cents.
TX.
Guitar and EIute Music --Rosina, my dearest, 2;
Nee: me by the Moonlight, -; Oh no, III never
mention him, 6; March to the battle field, L.
English Plate Music at Lithogrdpitic Prices
Nine Lovers, sung by Miss Kelly, written and COM
posed by John Parry, 10; o! Bcatc Vrginc, sung by
Master Miller, arranged TO Winters air Of bella
Des, by ADDISON 49, Pray Goody, please to mode.
rate, sung by Kelly, in the burlctta of Midas, Is;
From her whose every smile is Love, by r. Plndsr,
music by Philips, 10; 20 Cove OmDipotence," com
posed by Winter, arranged TO English words by Ad-
olson, and sung at the Oratoros by Miss Rennc, ~;
Deep in my soul, from Byrons Corsar, composed by
T.. H. Eco o; All! SIGH not thus, arranged to an
old Irish melody, by Craven, 49, My hearts fit TO
break. with an accompaniment for the Piano Forte
and Harp, by Craven, 49, When Ger life's sunshine
clouds arc cast, Duet, by Miss Kelly, l8; I will
not say, farewell for ever cuzonet by John Parry
rs; I've roam'd through many wearied round, sung
by Miss Kelly, 10.
aug Ia Il. ID SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
NEW GOODS.


E1NHE subscribers have received by the Fairfield
Il from New York, large supply Of desirable
Fancy and Staple DRY GOODS; among which, are
the following articles:
Heavy black and bluc-black Italian lustrinrs
Do do 60 do do Gro de Maps
81 heavy merno bombazines
So French do
Rich gauze and Gro de Nap hdkfs
Lace capes and bobbnet laccs
Bobbinet footings and edr.ncs
Black and white silk hosiery cheap
Silk and horse-skin gloves
Black, white and cold Arophine grapes
Do do do do Italian do
Do Mandarin, Nankin g. Canton do, very low
Gro de Nap ribbons, good assortment
Belt do do do
Superior black Genoa velvet
Superfne linen tapes and bobbins
Irish and German linen sheetings
Irish linens, long lawns
Table diapers
Linen cambrics and linen cambria hdkfs
Leghorn bonnets, cheap
Straw bands. &c &c.
The above goods are just received from the New
York auctions, and will be sold GREAT BARGAINS
aug6 BALDWIN, IVES g. co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-20
Irish Linen Store.

DERSONS wanting A Irish linens from % cts.
I per yard 10 extra SUPERIOR will be supplied with
them in any quantity, by the piece, half piece yard
Amongst the assortment is case of very superior
soft finish sheeting linens well deserving the atten-
ton of gentle men wishing frs rate article All Ii
mems purchased from the subscriber, warranted
pure nen grass bleach and free from any imperfec-
ton, for sale at very reduced prices, at
r. ii. JENKINS
ie % Irish Linen and Fancy Dry Good Store