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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
MARRrru.

On Thursday The 29th ult. by the Rev.
n. Weiser. Mr.. BENJAMIN G. SpEcK. 70
MISS MARY Avn. first daughter OF michael
j.. Seibert. near Hedgesville.
10 Baltimore City. or Sunday the 25tb
ult. by the Rev. II. j. Breckenridge. NJ
L.. o. HARM, Printer of Hagersto,sn !.
mss LERUE ANN, eldest daughter of The
late Maj. Sam'l DuvaIl, of Frederick co
Md. co.,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
November 5, lSS5-ts

NOTiCE.-Persons who have claims
~ against the Estate of James F. For.
man, decd, are requested TO present them
properly authenticated for settlement; and
those who are indebted to said estate, are
requested TO make immediate payne Mt, as
no Indulgence will he given.
w KROESEN, Ear.
Move mher s, 1885.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05

Or BY an oversight in reading the proof Of
the first page otto days paper a mistake Of a day
in its date escaped detection until it was too late
for correction. 1t should have been dated en-
the 9Th instead of the 9TH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
SAM. HOUSTON.
To Isaac Parker, ESQ present.


A meeting Of the "friends of Texas, was
called in the papers Of New Orleans on
the day that the above news reached that
that city, and the American states that
'measures would be no doubt adopted 10
render timely assistance 10 our brothers 10
Texas" A meeting was also called at
Na;clhtoches, on the arrival Of Mr.. Park
er, TO take into consideration the situation
oil their fellow c%ountrymen in Texas.n-
The New Orleans American expresses the
opinion that thousands from the United
States will march 10 the assistance Of the
Texonians." Let them 10 the name of
Heaven If such be their pleasure; but
when we see il. we shall believe that the
age OF Quixotism has returned. We shall
be content, however, if our fellow cou,,.
tFymen OF Texas can be succored and 30.
held against the government of their choice
without embroillng our own country. One
thing, at any rate, seems certain that,
irom one cause or another there will be
excitement enough in every part Of the u
mon Tor some time TO come.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05

Pe~NSsyLvASIA. Returns have at length been
received from all the counties, which give the
following result Of the vote for Governor
For Ritner, (Anti- Van BUREN, 81, I29
Wolf, (yan Buren) $3.50
Muhlenburg, { do. 40,673
Ritner's majority over Wolf, 23,250
Muhlenburg, SO, 456
A full return Of the votes for and against a
convention has not yet been received but it is
certain that the convention question has been car
ried by about ten thousand votes. The c~onstitu.
lion OF Pennsy lyania is full Of gross and glazing
errors, but we caunot but look upon this age Of
ultraism and radicalism, as an inauspieious time
for what Mr.. Rannolph called Constitution
tinkcring'" 1t would appear to US, tina, the peo-
pie Of Pennsylvania have as littla to lose, as
those Of any other State,-never,heless, many of
her soundest politicians are manifcstly afraid thai,
they are about " to swap the devil for a witch. 4"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05

Day after To- morrow the transit Of NJ
over the Suns disk takes place.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE MARrINsBUad,
November /, 1885 <

CpAIMIssIpNER UFFIcE MARTINsBURd,
November ] , 1885
NOIICE-Ali persons having claims
~ against John Porterfeld, decd, or
George Porterield jnn'r. decd. will pre-
sent them TO me at my office in Martins
burg on a before the first day Of February
next, [lo36l together with such testimony
as may be required TO authenticate them,
in order that | may audit and report them
agreeably to decretal order Of the Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law and Chancery
for Berkeley County.
SEAMANS GARARD, Cow,
November 5, ISS5-td
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CONN BY 1HE DUsHUr.
PU BLIC SAL. II

HE subscriber will offer at public sale
on FRIDAY the ooh inst, all her personal
property consisting of Horses brood mare,
and colts, mich cows. stock cattle, sheep
and hogs, Wagons, Horse gears, pIoughs
and Harrows, and farming implements Of
every description. One template Stove, s.
p'pe' one twenty-four hour clock, and eve.
ry variety of
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN
FURNITURE.
Also, a lot of excellent Timothy Hay, and
a quantity Of Grain in the Ground.
TENSION all sums of S. and upwards
a credit Of six months will be given uyon
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, on all sums under s. the cash
must be paid.
Aquantity Of Wheat. Rye. and Corn by
the bushel will be sold at the same time
for Cash only.
CATHARINE ROBINS.
November 5. IS35-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
PUBLIC SALE.

The subscriber intending to remove Ia
the west in the spring, will offer at public
sale ON Thursday the 18th day Of Noyem.
Der, without reserve, his entire stock con.
sistIng of
Z o1sEg, = D MARES
AND COLTS,
Mich cows, some fat Cattle. Sheen. 81,
bead OF hogs. some of them fat, farming
utensils, one wagon one cart, ploughs and
harrows, Household and Kitchen Eurni.
ture, comprising a variety unnecessary 10,
partlcnlarize, Beds, Bedsteads, Chairs.
Mahogany tables, one mahogany bureau:
one "a hour Clock.a quantity of Timothy
and clover hay, and a lot of
CoArJ tx 4EgE DUsYaUr..
Terms ON all sums of So and upward,
a credit OF six months will be given upon
the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, on all sums under SIS the cash
must be paid,
The Hogs. Fat Cattle, Corn, and Hay.
viii be sold for cash.
JACOB VAN METRE, Jun.
November 5,'lS35.
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& KITCHEN
FURNITURE
November 5. lS35-td

V1RG1NIA+In the Circuit Superior Court
OF Law and Chaacery for Berkeley County.
October 2, 1895.
Baker Tapscott phE.
against
James H. hackey, SC, def.
IN CHANCERY.
NOflCE-AlI persons having claims
AZ against the estate of Ruth Mackey,
deceased, will present them TO me at my
office in Martinsburg on or before the LIST
OF February next. together with all such
evidence as may be required to enable me
to audit and report them TO the next term
Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law end
Chancery for Berkeley County, agreeably
to an order made in the above cause at the
last term
SEAMANS GARARD, Con-.
NOYemher & IS95-td
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SEAMANS GARARD. Cow.
November s., IS35.-td

VA&fGINIA:-1n the Circuit Superior Court
of Law and Chanccry for Berkeley County
October Z, 1885.
James Forman's Admir- plif.
dgGinn
Nancy Forman aud others dJIs.
IN CHANCERY.
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
AZ against the estate of James Forman,
deceased, will present them TO me at my
Office IN Martinsburg on or before the lst
day oil i osruary me-. together With al
such evidence as may be required to auth.
cntlcate them, in order that | may audit
and report them TO the next tern, Of the
Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
Gerry for Berkeley County,
SEAMANS GARARD, cox.
November 8, IS35-td
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
SAN AUGUSTINE, TEXAS,
Oct 5, 1885. {

Dear STA your request ! hand you
a memorandum that you may be informed
Of our situation. War in defence Of our
Rights. our Oaths. and our Coastitut ion.
Is iaecstabls IL Teas!
II ptlaateers from the United States will
JON their bretleren in this section, they
VIII receive liberal bounties of land. We
have millions Of acres of our best lands un
chosen and unappropriated.
Let each man come with a good rifle &
one hundred rounds Of ammuniiion-and
come soon.
Our war cry is Liberty or Death."-
Our principles are TO support the constitu
ton, and do,cn ~ih The Usmper!H
Your friend
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1835-11-05
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM TEXAS.
War IN 1erasi-Gcn Cos logdel near The
mouth cfths Brassos nth 400 men.
Isaac Parker has just arrived from Tex
as bringing the intelligence that Gen. Cos
has landed near the mouth of the Brassos
with 400 men, with tue intention Of ioin
ing the 100 federal troops stationed aiSan
Antonio de Bexsr, and marching upon the
people of Texas. He has issued his Pro
claniaiion, "declaring hat be will collect
the revenue, disarm the citizens, establish
a military government, and coniiscate the
property OF the rebellious." hlessrs. John
son and Baker bore the express from San
Felipe TO Nacogdoches. Stephen S. Aus
TN has written 10 several citizens of Ma.
cogdoches. that a resort TO arms is inevi.
table. They have hois,ed a flag with The
Constitution Of 1924" Inscribed on il, and
Two Hundred Freemen gathered around
1t, determined TO stand or fall with it.
We sntjoin the following letter from
Gen. Houston TO the gentleman who bro't
the intelligence.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NEM ASH EAsmInNAnLE CnoDs.

-
KNAPP, PRESTON & CO. have received
IN by Schrs Richmond aud Effort, beautiful
assortment of Fancy and Staple GOODS, which
they offer a, a small advance from the Ne,
York auction prices. In their assortment will be
found,
Figured colored, black and white Poilt dSoic
Colorcd and black ilagrcc Silks
Colored and black plain Poit d'S1ic
Best Matteoni aud Favaroni Italian LuSirIngS
Black Gro de Swiss, OF superior quality
Black India Satin and Scnshaw
Super. black French Satin and colorcd Scnshlw
super. white French Satin
Black and colored Challi and figured Cha'licitr
Very rich embroidered Thibet ShawlSand Hand
kcrchicis
Printed Thibct Handkerchief and Sh1wlS
White. black and scarlet Mcrlno Scarf, aud square
Shawis, warranted all wool
A beautiful assortment Of GauEc, Hermann, Grape,
d'Shinc, Chalh, Palmarini and other style,
ploin and embroidered fancy Handkcrchicis
Needle worked hcmmcd borders, pTntedandcOrd-
ed linen cnmbric Eandkerchcis
Embroidered, opcu-workcd and plain black, white
and coloTcd silk Hose and half Hose
Rich needle worked Capcs and Collars
Rich needle worked Edgings and lnSctlicgS
Thread, Bobinctt worSied and thule EdgngS
Bohirett and thread lnScrtingS
a superior assortment Of French and English
Mcrinocs
Dark plaid oil GinghamS
Dark riah French Calicucs, and msny other desl-
rable Goods.
Country merchants and others wanting Good
are invited To call and examine their Stock
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
BY PEASANTS & ABBOTT.
TERMS.


Il = SUBSCRIPTION to the DAILY WING to CIV
Sunscrlosrs - year, and for n shorter period.
,v me fatc OF $40 year, both payable in advance
when sentby mail $40 a year.
hpvERrisiNo-For one square Cor less, J one in
ssruon, 20 cents; tive inse rtionx ST. three inser-
cents. ''e'''" "'i
Thrice week, 50 cents for each insertion.
twice week, first insertion IS cents; every
succeeding insertion so cents
once week, first insertion IS cents; every sue
cecdiny insertion 80 cents.
.. ~ MI advertisements are also inserted in the
COUNTRY VINO. "
mransieht advertisers mrst pay in advance
Inc number Of insertions of Advertisements
must be noted on the MS, or they will be insert
ca nntii ordered ~ be stopped, and charged ac-
writing. ~
Annual Advertisers are charged SO Cor txo
squares, and in tina, proportion for advertisements
OF greater length; except Auctioneers and Lottc-
~ dealers, who are charged 800, (paper inclu-
fThe COUNTRY WING i, psblisAed
twice week, (Tncsaays and Fridays) at Ave
oonars per annam, payable in advance.
ror hpvEsrisisG-I5 cents a square, Tor less \
Tor the hrst insertion, and so cents for each ccn
tinuancc. "
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
} LINNEN GARDEN AND MUIR
- SERIES.
FLUSHING, NEAR NEw YoRk.
XM DRINcr ~ Sow haze insi inl

S&$S FLUSHING, NEAR Nav YoRk.
WA. PRiscE II Sons, have lust bub-
llshed their new catalogues, with
greatly reduced prices. Every department OF
TINS establishment is in the most perfect condition,
IN regard to the accuracy and uperioriiy of its
productions and strangers are solicited TO visit
IL and Judge for themselves. The Frsu Trees
are oi large size, and in the most vigorous state,
suitable for orchards, where prompt bearing is
desired. Among these, are the hne new Flemish
Pears. Ornamental Trees and Flowcring Shrubs
can DO furnished, of the largest size worth treble
the price OF small ones, rs several years are thus
gained IN establishment. The collections OF
Green-HouSe Plants and Hardy Towering
Plants, are particularly rich and Interesting; the
aSsortmcnts of Roses and Double Dahlias, COM
prises all the new, splendid varieties, and each
collection occupies above an acre of ground
Splendid DahliaS will now be supplied at 50, A
and SO per dozen; each root distinct named vari-
ETY., selected by us. OF Bulbous Flower Roots, the
stock is 50 greatly increased, that they will be
sold at very low rates.
Where large number of Trees, &c is order
ed, discount will be made, and credit given,
IL 50 desired
The owners of Nurseries, and other vendors Of
Trees and Seeds, will be supplied at liberal dis
count and a convenient credit.
All invoices emanating from us have our print
ell heading and signature, aud none others are
guar anteed. Orders left with the subscriber
Will have immediate attention, OF whom cata.
logues may bs had. JAMES WINSTON.
oc 2l
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
ctuEan cRocGRIp.s


THE subscribers have 10 Store, and offer fo
sale, at low prices, the following goods
recently received.
so hhds ST. Croix and n. O. Sugars,
20 boxes Loaf and lump, do
% hhdS retailing Moasses,
40 barrel> N. o. do
100 bags new crop Rio green Coffee.
80 do oil white de-
ID do government lava, do
10 bbls African, do
- casks prime Cheese.
20 boxes Pine Apple do
90 boxes ,allcw Candles,
20 do Sperm do
so do Chocolate, No.
% do Soap, do
p do fresh RaisinS,
bales Almonds,
20 drums Figs,
100 boxes gunpowder and imperial '.'eas,
% or casks sweet Wine,
20 do Marseilles Madeira dc
10 barrels strong Vinegar,
10 bags Pepper,
do Alspics,
10 do Ginger,
$50 kegs Nails,
10 tons English and American Iron,
IL do Steel,
5000 lbs bar Lead,
200 bags Shot,
800 sacks Liverpool Salt,
1000 lbs Richmond and Petersburg Gotten Yarn
bales Cotton OZnaburgs,
2OO reamS writing and wrapping Paper,
100 boxes Glass, Sxl0 and l0Sl2, with varicil
OF other articles. Also, Wool, Feathers, Bees
wax, Butter, Family Flour, &c sc.
dec Is III. w. & ]. j. FRY.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
JOHN ii. BOYD,

MAS OR l. STREET,
II AS received large portion of his Fall and
IL Winter DRY GOODS, and viii continue
To receive additional supplies through the fall,
which will make his stock quite desirable and
worth the attention Of those wishing TO purchase.
He promises To sell At n reasonable advance for
cash. The Goods are in part, as follows:
Blue, black claret, green, brown and mixed Broad
Cloths
Blue, black, grey, and fancy colored CaSsimereS
Blue, black, grey, lavender and brown CaSSinottS
Black silk velvet valencia and swanSaown Vest
ing
Checked and figured toilinet and Marseilles
VeSting
Blue Plains Kerseys, Linseys and FiuShings
REESE point, duile and Whitney Blankets
Red, white and yellow FlannelS
Green Flannel and BaiZe
Bombazines, Bombazerts ard tartan Plaids
French, German and English Merno Cloths and
CucaSSInnS
Black Italian (Ma,teoni's) and fancy colored
Silks
White and black silk Hosiery and Gloves
Black and white worsted Hosiery
White and black cotton do
Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers
Flag, bandanna and pongce Handkerchiefs
Linen cambria and cotton do
Superior and common CalicoeS and Ginghams
FaRcy silk Hermann and cause neck Handker-
chiefs
Superior fancy and common Thybet wool DO
Lead colored PongeeS
Ladies' black and fancy colored hoskin & leather
Gloves
Genlemen's superior buck and hoskin Gloves
Do do lined woollen do
SuspcndeIS
Gum elastic Carriers
| Superior Gro dc Nap and.Satin Bonnet Ribbons
Do belt and cap Ribbons
| Tortoiseshell, brass, and Brazilian tuck Combs
! Figured and plain Swiss and book Muslin
Checked MuS!inS and plain LcnoS
/ White and colored CambTics
Superior bombazine, velvet and satin Stocks
Ladies' Work Baskets
RcticulcS and silk Purses
I Ladies' silk and merino CloaGs
Gentlemen. camblct and plaid Cluaks
| Heavy drab and dark colored Great Goats for
Draymen and WaggoncrS
e., 81 and Al domestic cotton Sheeiing
Bleachee and brown do Shirtings
/ Superior and inferior Irish Linens
! Figured Table Cloths and Diapers
/ Plaid Domestic, apron Checks and Bed Ticking
Cotton and Linen OznaburgS
/ Tapes, Needles, Pins, Thimbes, &c. &c. SC.
oc
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
CANCER.

And The Art Of HeaiiRg SicnereNv
hk subscriber would respectfully inform the
Il Inhabitants of Richmond and Vicinity who
may wish his aid, that he has become competently
by the instructions from the celebrated
Dr; Lynch, o, New York city, to cure that for
mldable and fatal disease denominated a Cancer.
the use Of knife or caustic but effected in
the same way and manner as practissd by DIR.
Lynch, who has met with unparalleled success in
the treatment of this complaint and also that OF
Fss,ula or Fistulo
As the subscriber is here now, from the city OF
New York, any person wishing TO b. cured of the
above samed complaints, will please 10 apply i'm
nedlaiciy 20 him, al the Mansion House Main
S'rese w. w. MA 2SHALL
Resmond' April 9, 1884
Certificate from Or. Lynch
do hereby certify, that Or. w. w. Marshall
mas been under my instruction, and assisted me
IN nay business, which is attending To Cancer
complaints, and the art of healing generally. He
~ now using my medicines. | think him capablr
and worthy the confidence of those afflicted
WI ID. LYNCH.
The SubScribcr refers to Mr.. Day of MancheS.
Ter, Mr.: Gillian of Richmond, and Mrs. Ezekiel
DAVIS, Main ST., who has been under his caro- in
mcW York lately; Mr.. James CaSkic and Archibald
thomas, OF Richmsnd; and Mr.. benjamin. Harri-
SAB, of Berkeley.
All letters. must be post paid
ap9 w w NJ
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FREsM FALL GOODs

LEMOS1 q DENNIS,
No |. THEATRE Row, SHoCKoE Hit
ii AVE received by recent arrivals from the
IL North, and now offer at low prices, a gen
etal assortment of Fall and Winter Goods, con.
sisiing Of in part, as follows:
For GENTLEMES's WEAR.
Blue, black, green, adelaide and other colorcd
Corded and plain double miled CaSsimcres.
Plain and striped Sartineis,
Black silk velvet, salin, F'lorcniinc, valencia.
swansdown and other Vcstings,
Real P0ngec. Bandana, flag and other silk pocket
Ildkfs.
Gum Elastic, cotton and silk webb, cotton and
worsted knit SuSpcndcrs,
Super satin, velvet and bombazinc Stocks,
Lambs wool Shirts and Drawers,
DO do and worSicd aud other half Hose.
Hos,kin, beaver and buck Gloves
Fop BaDiEs' WEaR.
French and English G. Mcrino,
"a English Mcrino and Circa slams
Rich figured and plain Gros de Sole and Ma
pies,
Matieopis hast and inferior Lusrrines,
Rich English, French and American new style
Prints,
Black aud white English and French silk Hose,
Thibct heThani cashmere, silk muslin, chay and
other Shawls and Ildkfs.
She'll tuck md side Combs,
Nav style corded Skirts,
" inter Giughafns, bonnet and belt Ribbons.
ND rOn FAMILY usE avn Servants WEAR
Rose, point aud duililc Blankets
Whitc, red and green Flanncls
81, ~ 81, blcachad and unbleachcI Shrtings
and Shcctings
Irish Linens, Lawns Ruy'ia and birds eye Dia-
pcrs, crash and damnsk Towcling
Blsachcd aud unblcached dnmoskcd Table Clo.hs
Twilled and plain KcrScys
Plaid and plain Linscys
Bluc Plains, and heavy Sauinets
Furniture Prints, Dimitics
IL a. 90,
numerous TO mention.
The above goods, were carefully selected by
one Of the firm, carly in the season and before
the demand in the Northern markets had become
80 grcnt Ms 10 cause the scarcity that exists, and
the consequent high prices that Goods arc now
held NJ; which will enable them TO supply their
customers, and others who may give them call,
with Goods nj very reasonable prices. Country
Merchants will find il to their advantage TO give
hem a call, b.forc purchasing elsewhere.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
DICHARD ID. slNXAY- AogyT BooI

PICHARD ID. SANXAY, AGexr, Book
IL Seller, SaioneI, Book Binder, and dealer
in Fancy Goods, has for sale-LedGerS, Jour
mails, Day, Record and Sheriff. Books a great
variety of FoolScap and Letter Paper, q large
supply of Blank Book Paper, the best that can
be procured in the Northern cities, suitable for
merchants account books aud record books for
county courts, which will be ruled and bound in
the best manner, and Al Northern prices Black,
red, japan and indeliole Ink, QuilS, InkslandS,
Waters, PcnknivcS.
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish, Italian and
English School Books; pocket and large Globes,
Aliases, DIviders, PioractofS Gunters' Scales
Parallel RnlcS, Surveyors CsmpaSScs, Chains,
Plotting instruments and Magnets.
Water colnrs in boxes and cakes, hair pencils.
ivory for miniatures, d:awing, Bristol, fca ana
ivory paper
Guitars, violins clarioncis, nlgcolels, flutes
hieS, Kent buglrS trumpctS, hunting horns, vie-
lin, guitar and piano strings.
RdzorS, warranted good, four sided razor
straps, substitute for a gTindStoHc and hone n
superior article. Shaving boxes, brushes and
soap Cologne, Florida water, Preston salts, anil
general assortment uf PcnumcTy.
Sword and plain canes, safety chains pocket
DOCKS, tooth brushes and powder; Spanish SegarS,
pistols, snuff boxes, SC.
Spy, opera and reading glasses, gold finders
telescopes, cleaned and repaired
SPectacleS for all ages, in gold, silver, steel
and tortoise she'll mounting. Il. ID. s. naiters
himself that he has a sufficient knowledge OF
optics 10 enable him TO suit all persons who re-
quiTe the aid of glasses. SpectnclcS repaired
and glasses fitted in old framct
N. Il. Old Books rebound and Book Bind.
ing executed with neatneSS and despatch.
NEW BOOKS
Henri Quatrc, or the Three Days Of the
League.
The Last Days Of Pompcii.
SophocleS Translated
The American Forest, by Uncle Philip.
de n. ID. SANXAY, Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. co,

OFFER for sale,
" 400 casks cut Nails, assorted
100 bags ofRo ST. Domingo aud Java Cofc,
100 hhds w MolaSses =
600 boxes mould Candles
400 do brown Soap
30 hhdS ST. Croix Sugar
50 or casks Malaga Wire
80 half or casks French Madeira
so or casks and half pipes Cognac Brandy
200 boxes Gunpcwder Teas
50 casks Goshen Cheese
100 cases Fur Hats
300 bbls NJ. |, . and Mackerel
10 hhd> Baltimore WhiSkey
20 bales Cotton Yarns
ID TierceS green Coffee
80 boxes Spermaccti Candles
l0hhdS winter Lamp Oil
Pepper, Indigo
Sicily Madeira and Sherry Wines
Antigua Rum, Tanners Oil
Writing and wrapping Paper
Figs, Furniture, Chairs
Imitation Brandy, Bacon
TumblcrS, SC.
jal
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
I'D I'D ,Hp I'D
DIR. SAMUEL JACKSON'S
PICTORIAL LOZENG E3

DIR. SAMUEL JACKSON'S
PICTORIAL LOZENG
For Coughs, Colds, Ahmas. sc.
fINHE demand, both in this city and from abroad
4 Tor these LozESGEs, has induced me. by the
permission OF DR.. S.JAcEsoN, TO prepare than on
scale suitable TO the demand.
These Lozengcs are not offered as specific:
Dntlhey VIII be found very generally eaeetua in
relieving with appropriate diet. ci,arrh bronrhi.
~ auctions, hoarSchcSS oppression of the chess.
and VIII alleviate coughs Of more obstinate pul.
monary diseases. They are particularly recon-.
hcnded TO Physicians as The most happy comb
mia,lon as yrl found for the purposes for which
They arc intended The above I,ozcpg,s arc
careful y prepared by me from the original re-.
celPc OF Dr. ). JACKSON; and are to be had only nj
myNorc o. from my appointed Agents
pA,-,-, H. DURAND'
=, II The Subscriber has Just received from Mr.
Dnrand, supply Of the above Lozenges
~ ~ ALEX DUVAT