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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FIVE HUNDRED PACKAGES
BOOTS. SHOES. sc.
FALL SUPPLY.

ALL SOItL1.
/ OuN SARNAN most respectfully announces
- To his customers and the public generally, the
receipt of his FALL SUI PLY of
BOOTS. SHOES. Sc.
Which have been carefully selected by himSoH
ut the mos approved Northern manufactures,
and on such terms As To enable him To offer addi-
nona inducements to his old customers, for a
continuation of their liberal patronage, and to
warrant him in the belief, that he shall be enabled
to render satisfaction TO all persons in want oil
ucl6s in his line, who will favor him with a call
AT his Old Stand Main Street.
Among has assortment are Tie follO,riRg:
1000 pair Ladies Lasting Slippers, with and
without buckles,
1000 do do Seal Skin, Morocco, Lasting and
Calf Skin walking Shoes,
500 do do Morocco, Seal Skin and American
Kid Slippers, with and without buckles,
200 do do Lasting Boots and Quarter Boots,
100 do do bronze Morocco Slippers,
loo do do white and black Satin Slippers,
$50 Denmark Satin Slippers,
500 pair Gum Elastic lined and bound Shoes,
for walking: or over Shoes, very handsome
article,
500 pair Ladies' Prunell Seal Skin, RUSSIA
Calf Skin, German Kid, Denmark Satin
and French Mo. Slippers very superior at
ticlGS, of Chew's manufactures.
MISSES.
500 do do Misses Lasting, Seal Skin and Mo
300 do do Seal Skin and Leather Boots and
Shoes.
CHIDREN'S.
1900 pair Csildren's Seal Skin, Morocco and
Leather Boots,
200 do d do do do do do Shoes
GENTLEAiEN'S.
800 do gentlomenS Morocco and Calf Skin
Boots, Philadelphia make, very superior
50 do do full dress Opera Boots,
500 do do Morocco and Calf Skin Boots, from
- 80 to 81
5000 do do Seal Skin, Calf Skin and Morocco
100 do do full dress Dancing Pumps,
100 do do STOUT Calf Skin Shoes, Richmond
make,
200 do do Morocco and Buck Skin Slippers,
600 do do Gum Elastic over Shoes, lined and
bound, very superior article for walking
or over Shoes, also, 500 pair Calf Skin do dc
MEMS.
1000 do Mems Calf Skin Bootees and Shoes, sew.
ed and prgged,
1000 do Kip do do do do,
20O0 do do coarse BroganS and Shoes suitable lol
factory or plantation use,
800 do do Lined and Bovnd Shoes, sewed ant
pccgcd,
5000 do do Rrogues, Richmond make, for plania
300 do boys do do do do do do
WOMEN'S.
500 do Women's leather Shoes,
200 DO DO do Boots,
so do do do Shoes, pegged.
BOYS.
1000 pair Boys Coarse BrOganS and Shoes, suit
able for factory or plantation use,
800 do lined and bound BooteeS and Shoes sew.
edanG pcgged,
$50 do do fine Calf Skin Shoes.
SOAL LEATHER.
500 sides Soal Leather, AT various prices.
HATS.
80 dozen Wool Hats, suitable for factory or plan.
tatiOn use.
SHOE THREAD.
Three cases Shoe Thread
TRUNKS AND VALICES.
Double folio, bellows and bag-lop, hard lea.
Their Travelling Trunks, superior ,,ualily
Seaskin, hair and decrSkin Trunks,
Liquid and Paste Backing,
Shoe Brushes, Travelling Bags, &c. &c.
All OF which will be sold on the most accom-.
modaiing terms, either at whslesole or retail.
Additional supplies Of every article in his line
which is fashionable and good, will be received
Wpeklv bty he ~
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
JAMES WINSTON.

COMMISSION .UERCHANT.
HAS Of HAND, AND OFFERS ron SALE,
OUUUU 5000 lbs. Jowls
700 kegs Lard
20 hhds N Orleans Sugar
20 bblS low priced do
10 do n. Orleans Molatscs
lOOOO lbs Cotton Yarn, IVA. manufacture
10 bales raw Cotton
400 Spanish Hides
200 boxes Window Glass
30 barrels Vinegar
20 doz. Chairs, assorted
1000 feet Mahogany, assorted
1000 lbs Curlcd Hair
10000 Webbs Scgars
IOOOO do other brands
10 barrels Lmsccd oil
10 do Malaga Wine
1000 oaktanned soal Leather
70 boxes Lemon Syrup
100 do Soap
90 do Candles
Writing Paper Reffigerators
wrapping do Domestic Cloths
Hall pint Tumblcrs Manufacrd Tohacc
Wheat Fans Brogucs
Corn shelters Bark Mills
10 Screens Wrought Nails
Manure Forks Sail Duck
serves and Riddles Bottled Cider
sales Family Fqour
1loughs Shad, &c. &c.
wood Ware je ~
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
ADDITIONALS UPPLIEs--FASHI
BILE s. CHEAr ROOTS & SHOES

PY recent arrivals, we have made large addi-
ID ,ions 10 our stock cf Boots and Shoes, which
renders II at this time quite extensive, embracing
almost every article In our line,-ranging from
common 10 the most superior qualities, and made
in the most fashionable manner,-whieh have
been purchased Of the manufacturers upon the
most Favorable terms. Our friends, and the
public generally, arc invited to give call, as
strong inducements to buy will be offered
DAVID BURLINGTON & co.
de IL Mansion House
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
PHILIP B. WINSTON, C. {

The parties interested in the foregoing decree,
are hereby notified, that | have appointed the 2Sth
of the LIST MONTH January, (nexD 1885. 10 make
up me accounts therein directed, oh which day.
AT 10 O'clock they are hereby notified TO attend al
Col. Charles Goodall's Tavern, with ALI the
papcrS and vouchers, &c, necessary to en- able me
to carry the said decree into efsct
LEMUEL CREW, NC.
18th mo-, (Dec.) 23rd, ls3i-ja 5-d,d
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
COACH MANUFACToRY.

I'HE subscriber takes this method of return
4 ing his thanks To the Public for the liberal
patronage he has received during the past year.
aud TO INTERN those who may feel disposed to pa
ronize him, that he i prepared to execute all or
deI> in his line of business, with neatness. dura-
hllity and dispatch, nj his mandatory, corner of
MAN and eighth Streets on reasonable terms
States
He intends keeping on hand, (for the accom-
mediation of those who cannon wait to have a
Carriage builtD an assortment of light Coaches
Ch9rloieeS, BaroucheS and SulkieS, of his own
make Of the best materials, and by the best work.
men.
~ u. Particular attention will he paid to the
repairing aud repainting OF all old carriages sem
10 his Mandatory.
la6 JOHN E. IAIJGHTON
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
TIMBERs WANTED AT TIE pENI-

pine Plank
1000 feet 81 inch yellow pine PLANK
800 do do do do do Crook
cd edge, for Wagon sides
500 do | do do Poplar Plank, clear
of knots and shakes
500 do do do do do clear oe
knots
500 do Birch .scantling, inches square ~
feet long, clear stuff
500 DO DO 3 do do do do a
100 Hickory Axcltrecs
1000 WHEEL Felloes
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

BLANKETS, COARSE WOOLLENS, SC
'INHE subscriber offers for sale at reduced pri.
Il ceS, the following DRY GOODS, purchased
nj auction, with money.
Cloths, CasSimeres and Saitincis
Rose, Whitney, DufIie aud Point Blankets
81 blue, grey and drab Cloths
tlanneis, BaizeS, kerSeyS and Lindscys
81 and o. McrinO CiTcaSSianS, assorted colours
Irish Linens and 81 Linen Shcc;ingS
Table Diaper and Damask Table Cloths
Merino long and square ShawlS less than cost
Ihi6et, Chally, Lama and Silk Shawls and
Han6kG.
Fancy colored Silks and variety of thin Goods,
- Tor ladies dresses, considerably under cost
Far CnpeS, Bohinc! do and Caps
800 pair servants woollen Hose and Half Hose
DomeSiicS, of every description
And will receive by the Nassau, next packe,
from New York,
Coarse SatinciS FlannclS and LinSeys
Black Italian Silks and Grapes
Calicoes and brown and bleached Domcstics
All of whica will be sold cheaper than usual.
for cash MANN s. VALENTINE
White Buildings, corner i,h and ii streets,
dc ShockOe Hill
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do nailed, pegd and sew'd do atvery low
prices
do fine calf skin Monrees, at various prices
do do do dress Shoes with and without
buckles
do do calf and seal skin dress Pumps, vita
and without buckles
do morocco dancing Pumps from 81 to 30
do calf and seal skin walking do
do do over shoes
do lined and bound gum elastic Shoes
MISSES seal skin, morocco and fine lenthor
walking Shoes, heels and springs
do do and fine leather Boots hseLs
do seal skin, kid and lasting Slippers
do lined and bound gum elastic Shoes
do gum elastic over Shoes
MEMS lined and bound Pegsed and sewed Bre-
sans
do do do do do do DO DO do do s s,s.
CANS, extra sizes
Go extra hesvy begged aSd sewed Brogans,
extra sizes
do stout russell pegsed Brogans
do do sewcd and do Shoes
do Richmond made BregueS, a superior ar
ticle for plantation, factory and rail road hands
do stout pegged and sewed water Boots
BOYS fine calfskin sewed Booiees and Shoes
do do kip do 10
40 lined and bound pegged and sewed Rooccs
do fine morocco dancing and walking Pumps,
with and without buckles
do stout Brogues and Brogans, sewed and
pegsed
wOMEN'S fine leather sewed Bootccs
do dc do do Shoes
do common dc pcgsed do
do stout morocco walking do
CHILDREN'S fine leather and morocco Boot,
dc do do do sirap Shoes
do do do doancle ties
do lasting ANGLE ties
do pegged and sewcd Boots and Shoes,
thick soeS
ALSO,
MEMS and Boys black wool Hats
10 do do seal skin Caps
ALSO,
Double folie and hard leather travelling Trunks
Seal skin and hair do
Fancy morocco do
Carpet Travelling Bags
Writing Paper and Shse Thread
Paste Backing and Shse Brushes
WispS, &c. &c.
n. B.-COUNTRY MERCHANTS are in
vited To call and examine our Stock, as we are
disposed TO sell al small advance on Manufac-
tureTs prices, and terms accommodating.
oc III
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NEGRO CLOTHING. BLANKETS, &c,
90 Pieces Negro Blankets, London duffle

NEGko CLOTHING. BLANK ETs. &c,
100 Pieces Negro Blankets, London dufilei
7,S,9, 10, IL, II, IL, and l4-i Rose Blankets,
some milled; also, French of extra quality
and size,s
bales heavy ca Flushncs, for grea, Goats,
do KeISeys for Negroes, some very heavy,
6l blue and mixed Cloths for servants,
cases plaid Linsey for female do
do red do for do
do Tartan Plaids for do very cheap,
1000 pair coantry knit Woolen Hose price lsi6d
1000 do do do do do
Real Welsh Flanne!s, warranted not TO shrink
A Merino do very hne,
Black, red, yellow and green Flannels at all
prices,
Cantop Flannels, white, red and green.
MERlNOES.
case Ga French Merinoes, Just opened, of
extra quality and choice colours,
cases 81 English Mcrinoes, embracing
every colour and quality, and much below
cLoTHs AND cAssIMEREs.
On hand, 100 pieces OF fine and superfne
Cloths, embracing every quality, and all
the most fashionable shades imported, which
we sell low, being anxious To reduce our
stock,
Blue, black, mixed and fancy CaSsimeres, en-
bTacins the most fashionable styles, At all
prices, which will be found cheap.
~VESTINGS.
Best black Geno lVelveis, for VeSting,
Do do black Florcntinc and Satin do
Fancy silk VeSings
Toilneii, SwanSdown and Valencia do.
MERINO SCARFS AND SHAWLS.
Black, scarlet and white Merino Scarfs ofLu-
pms best make, large assortment from
auction, which we can sell for less Than the
article can be imported,
Also, square ShawlS NJ equally low prices,
Emb odered and printed challav and lhibet-
wool ShawlS and HanakerchiefS, at very re-
duced prices.
WoRSTED SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
Lambswoo Merino and Stockineu Shirts and
Drawers, will be sold lower IhaR former
prices,
Expected in few days from New York,
BuckSkn Shirts, an article very much used.
We offer the above goods with n very large
stock of Staple and Fancy Goods, embracing every
article in our line, at very low prices. Being very
anxious To reduce stock, pledge ourselves 10
our frieHdS & the public generally 10 sell prices
10 plea>,. We solicit call frem those wanting
Dry Goods--they are TO he found at
BINFORD BROOKS GAY & co
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
PATENT RALANCES.

Balances and common Beam, ior weighing hay
and merchandise OF every kind
orders lor Balances of any size or Scale
Bsams, or for any part of the apparatus, will meet
with prompt attention.
The subscriber can always be found AT Cotton
& Ciarke'S second door below the Bell Tavern.
an WILLIAM J. CLARKE.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

10000 flour barrel Billc,s
10000 Hoop Poles.
The whole save, the Billets and Hoop Poles to
edeliyered NJ the Pcnitenliay by the 1st day Of
March next, (ls35) Proposals viii he made
either TO Col. Morgan, (Superiniendnnt.) or the
subscriber rios. q MONCfTRr
oc ~ General Agent
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
RICHMOND ANB NEw-YORK FUR
NISHINC MARE-ROOMS.

TINE subscriber offers for sale the following
Il articles, manufactured ut his Establishment
in New-York, and warranted OF fIst-raie work.
manship and materials,-the assertions Of inie-
rested Cabinet Makers to the contrary, notwith-
standing. Entire satisfaction is guaranteed 10
pure haseTs. Goods, required TO be sent out of
the city, are packed by an experienced packer,
and every ea11r,rseihto ensure their safe trans
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24


UIHGiNIA.-At rules, holden in the clerks
V office Of the circuit superior court Of law
md chanccry for Henrico County the third day #
November, 1891. Joseph Michaux administrator
Of Judith his late wife, and Jacob Moshy Junr
pitt. against Benjamin Watkins, SherifTGf Pow
haan County, and administrator Of Wade MoSby,
deceased, and other deits
The defendants Litilcborry III. Moeby, Richard
Mosby and benjamin F. Mobsy, sons and heirs
Of the said Wade Mosby decd not having enter
cd their appearance and given security accord
ingto the Act Of Assembly and the Rules Of this
Court, and itappearins, by satisfactory evidence,
that they nre not inhabitants Of this Common.
wealth; II is ordered, That the said defendants
doappcar here on the first Monday ia February
next, and answer The hill of the plaintiffs and
that cepy of this order Dc forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond, for two months succeSSvely, and posted nj
the front door Of tho apuol, in the said city.
A Copy. Testc,
dec o.wsw J. RoBJsNoN' &C.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

EHOCOIATE, Sci have just received per
" schr Effort some at Bakers fresh Chocolate;
few boxes AnchovieS an assortment of IRE
five half pipes pale Cognac Brandy of superior
quality; FIVE hhdS best winter strained lamp Oil;
twenty-five boxes Rodman'S sperm Candles; twen-
" bags prime old white Coffee, and n few bblS of
tlockcr'S superior family Flour-which I offer
for sale. aS low As like Goods can be bought in the
city
no | ED w TOMPKINS
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
JOHN f. LAUGHToN.
ASSEMBLY HALLS.

MIR. BOSSlEUX respectfully informs his sub,
WI scriberS, that ten more are only wanted TO
call meeting for the purpose of choosing man.
ayers, make rules regulations, and To- appoint
the day oflhe first Ball, which will be given in
The course OF this month. Mr.. y. earnestly re-
quests ms former subscribers, and others, and
members of the Legislature, who NAV wish TO
join the citizens in their winter amusement. to
call at TerpSchorc Hail. where any information
can be given and SmhScrniinn list can be s,cn
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

- JAMES ii. & HENRY l.. TEN
PIE respectfully inform their friends
wv and the public generally, that they
have commenced the APOTHECA-
RY & DRUG BUSINESS, al the
old established stand, first door above
the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmond, where
they intend keeping every article attached To
their line of business. j. ii. Temple having
lived FOR several years in Philadelphia, with one
OF the best practical Chemists in the United
States, and being we'll acquainted with the
Northern Houses, viii be enabled to ensure to his
patrons that every article furnished them shall be
pure and unauthorized, and at as lew prices as
articles of like quality can be obtained ut any
other establishment in Virginia.
The undivided attention of J. Fl. Temple
shall be paid TO the business, and every article
sent from the store, shall undergo his personal
examination. Feeling the responsibility resting
on us, MOI only as regards the lite OF the patient
but also the success of the practitioner, we
pledge ourselves to use every precau,ion in
ihe selection of Medicines, compromising Pre-
ScriplionS, &c Country Merchants, Physicians,
and the public generally, arc respectfully invited
TO examine their articles before purchasing else
whsIe. j. II & H. l.. TEMPLE
au -
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

small Chairs
Desk, Store, and Steamboat Stools-also music
and foot Stools
Large, mahogany, and spring-seat, rocking
Chairs, covered with plain and figured hair
cloth, and green and crimson plush
Hish-back wood-seat rocking Chairs, compris-
ing eleven different patterns.
SOFAS.
a general and complete assoriment-among
which will be io,.ad some Of tina latest and most
fashionable patferns-prices from 80 TO 30 dollars
each
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

IL. -. MASIE.
GORCER e. COMMISSION MERCHANT
OFFERS for sale, at the store lately occupied
" by MsSSrS. T. g. ]. V. Wilcox Jr n general
assortment Of GROCERIES, consisting, in part,
Of
ST. Croix
New OrleanS)
Java
Laguira
St. Domingo tcoCppP
Rio EH'
Manila
Porto Rico
Gunpowder
Imperial rr.e
Young HySon
Black
Madeira, Sicily Madeiral
l.. p. Teneriile, Sherry WINE
Malaga, Champagne
Clnret, MuScat
Prime Baltimore y,t1rSxpv
Old Monongahcla
One luncheon old Irish do
Champagne, Cognnc lppANDv
Peach and apple
A Ae,'S oqIe1 1n%1 New England RUM,
Holland and American Gin
West India and New Orleans Molasses
Single and double refined Loaf Sugar
Nails assorted sizes
Window Glass, SIlO and I0xl2
Liverpool sacks Salt
English SwedcS and American Iron
English bliStcred }
American DO STEEL,
German and CaSt)
Sperm and Tallow Candles
London Porter, in quart and pint bottles, Shot
Powder, Indigo, Nader, Pepper, AllSpice, GiR
ger, NutmegS, Mace, Cloves, Shoe Thread, Sole
Leather, Gotten and London Seine Irvine, Vir
gInia Cotton Yarns, &c.
Country Merchants, and the public generally,
are respectfully invited to call and examine
them. Sc 20
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
SAMUEL PUTNEY

Would Inform his friends and
the public generally, that he
continues at his old stand. and
keeps constantly in store, Doors,
SHOES, TRUSKS, &c. from the
most celebrated manufactures,
and will continue to receive
fresh supplies, which will rem
der his stock very desirable. He
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

NIRGiNIA;--At rules, held IN the Clerks
Once OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and Chancefy for James City County and Civ of
Williamsburg, the LIST of December, 1884: vii
lam Bush, pitt, against William Browne, and
another, dens.
The defendant, above named, not having en-.
tered his appearance, and given security ac-
cording 10 the Act Of Assembly and The nuicg N
This court, aud it appearing by satisfactory evil
dencci thal he - not inhabiiant of this cOnntrv
y Is ordered ihal the SAID def do appear here on
the hfSi day OF the next term and Answer the bill
Of the plaintiff aud that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper. pub
liShcd IN the city Of Richmond for eight weeks
successfully, ans posted at the front door of the
Courthouse Of this county.
A Copy. TeIs
dec 9-wsw JAMES CABANIss. G. G.
IN CHANCERY.--Ata Court of Qu,uerlv
Il Session, continued and held for the comfy az
Louisa, al The Court House, on Tuesday the i'm
day of November 1894. John ri. Brewer. plt
against the heirs Of Patscv Tinsley MARY Rove
AnRe Jones, Fanny Pate. Sarah Brewer and SIN,
san Brewer, WHO were daughters Of John Rag.
land, deed, DIS.
Bill filed and answer Of James and Polly Rae.
by;-upOn consideration whereof, (it appcaring
TO the Court, that from the number and dispcrs.
ed situation Of the heirs Of tho six dauphffrs of
John Ragland, COT HanOver, decd their several
names and PAGES Of abode are not asccrt1inahlc
except the defendants who have answered y il he
ordered that they appear here on the second Nan
day IN FEBRUARY next, and show cause, If any
they can, why IN conformity with the prayer VT
The plaintiffs bill, one thousand and forty acres
(being what remains OF tract Of land devised
by said John Ragland to his said six daushers.
and lying IN the upper part of ihiScouniy) should
not be sold BY such commissioner n. ne Conf
mayappoini and the proceeds distributed among
the heirs, OF proper representatives OF the said
SIX daughors, according 10 their several rights
deductng first certain charges and expenses in
Cured, and TO be incurred, BY the plaintiff. about
said land and the costs Of this suit; and also,
whyal the other inai'srs prayed in said bill,
'hall not he dccfced; and COPY of this order i
TO be published for two months successfully in
some Richmond newspaper.
Copy. Tcstc,
deo-wsw' JOHN HUNTER, c. L. c.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

COAL PIT ROPE AND OIL.
fiNHE subscriber has for sale. few Coils Of SUI
u Perior 80 IN. Coal Rope, IN coils Of ~, ~, 10
and loo fathoms long--and about 80 casks supe-
FOR Pit Oil. such rs can be highly recommended,
., low prices, Ito be found al Cotton 4 ClaIkes.)
sc ~ w. J. CLARKE
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

MI ANY very good bargains just opening from
1fl New York auctions and clSewherc-amopg
the almost endless variety,
ChemiSe Lawns MI 90,
Satin striped GrossamerS ihese ooOaN
Fawn colored Toll dc Siam nave ns , oSen o"uent
Brown and white GoSsamers ,aI . ;nul
Black MandarinS sa,uei ahS MlIIpe
Flesh colored printed Hermann SOL" ace"iu'hsY'
81 Irish Matieoni LuString
"a black Bombazine
Splendid French printed Cam
brics These two l-is
sundry Grape, Thibet and comprise part
other Shawls of the same pur-
Rich black Gro de Tour Schase & are very
Long grey and black lambs desirable, as well
wool Hose In quality as in
Misses superior G. l.. woel prics.
Hose
v,genia & merino half Hose,
superior.
Toilet Covers
further supply Of knotted Counisrpanes and
crib Quilts and Blankets
Rogers best patent Flannel
Splendid dark cold hoskin Gloves
ChidTrn'S Hose
Cords and TaSSeS
Black and lead Pongees
Heavy Pouix de Sole and Gre de Nap
New style silk HdkfS
Ladies' silk CravatS
Blue figured Silk for Hats, &c.
Very superior white English silk Hose
Do dark Toilineite VeSiing
Do heavy buck GlsveS
lot 81 same, quite heavy, very low.
With much the richest and largest variety OF
English French and Swiss Prints in market, Of
the most fashionable style.
And the usual variety of Cloths, CaSsmeres
Domesiics, &c, &c, which he feels warranted in
assuring buyers, will be found at very fair rates.
no III THOS. r. PRICE.
WM. III. SMITH
HAVING taken the establishment formerly
Il Il occupied by Mr.. GEO. Hendree, intends car
Tying on the
CABINET BUSINESS.
in all il branches, and soliciis call from his
friends, and those of his predecessor. Having
employed good workmen, he pledges himself TO
manufacture every article in his line, in the hest
and most fashionable manner.
He will also keep on hand, general aSSorl-
ment of Mahogany, cuTled Maple, fancy and
Windsor CHAIRS; LOOKING GLASSES,
Feather BEDS, HAIR aud Moss MATTRASS-
ES, which will BE- sold low for cash.
UNDERTAKING.
The subscribers personal attention will be par
ticularly paid 10 this branch. He has a neat
HeaTSc and Hack, with gentle Horses, which
will be furnished at all times, at the shortest no
tioe. Charges for large size best Mahogany Cof-
fms 10 dollars; smaller ones in proportion.
MAHOGANY.
will keepa general assortment Of Mahogany,
which will be sold low. Having made late pur-
chaSes at the North enables me 10 offer large
supply.
Per ons wishing to buy may do well by call
ing opposite the Merchants Coffee House, Nam
street, Richmond, Va. nov 81