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Der Vaterlandsfreund. (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1833-1836, 1835-02-13
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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NEW STOCK OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY. sADDLERY
GUNS AND FANCY GOODS

TOHN S. SYDNOR, is now receiving an en-.
o1 troly new Stock Of Goods and invites the
attention Of all persons wanting articles in his
line, TO cnll and examine for themselves-someo Of
me- leading articles which are already opened, are
a1fOlOwS, viz
HARDWARE.
800 doz. Locks assorted-pad Ghost cupboard,
TILL knob, closet and stock
30 doz pair Hinges, do Bull IF hook e. eve. &c.
27j grO5S Jame,' Wood Screws
a fine assortment Butchers Tools of every de.
crpuon-FilcS, Augurs, Brace & Bits. Drawing
Knives, Saws, Iaichets Hammers SpObns L.
dies, Coffee Mills, (Planes Bench & Moulding :
6nvIls Vices, Sledses, Bellows. Trace Chain
Axes, Spades, ShovPls, manure Forks, &c.
CUTLERY.
100 doz pocket Knives asSortcd-I. blade
q DO fine Rodgers pen Knives
DO do do dirk do some worth - each
200 do Knives & Forks, from 37t cts. to 30 per
-ett
10 DO Scissors and Shears assorted
~ do Razors, (somc warranteO
SADDLERY.
Whips, Spurs, Slirrup Irons Girhs, Birdie
Bis, Girih Webb, English Heads e. Rens. Mount
ings for Harness, &c.
GUNS
small StOckOf Guns, well assorted and cbeap.
some as low as $40, for good and we'll finished
article ALSO, Powder Flasks, Shot Belts, Bird
Bogs, SC.
Britannia Ware, plated and bronze Candle
sticks, plated Sn1ncrs and Trays, Castors,. iseits
Walters, some very surcrioT)
plain holly wood Boxes for Transferring
! splendid lot of Engfagnss, for do
Transfer Varnish
Fancy Shells, Shell Boxes, and Shell Flowers, for
the head
Coiors for wax fruit and flowers, Paints, Brush.
Mezsoiinto cups, Beads, Bead Needles sc.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

In Hanover county superior court, CslobeT
Il l6,h, 1851 Jesse Winn, late Sheriff Of the
county OF Hanover, To whom the estate Of John
Richardson, dec, with his nuneupoiive will M
uexed, unadmnsiercd by Francis w. Scott, hath
been committed for administration, plaintiff,
against Judith Richa rdson, widow OF John Rich
ardson dec, Charles Il. Richardson and Jane his
wife, who was jane Hooker, Martha MOURNING,
| James g, Joseph T., Mary, Nancy, Julius X,
Sandy 1Dicc and Jane Mayo, heirs of Jane Mayo
a sister of the said John Richardson, dec, Jane
Hatcher, John Coleman aud Sarah his wife, who
was Sarah Mayo, Richard, James, John and Ro-
bert Mayo David Mason and Hannah his wife,
who was Hannah Mayo, Lott Chitwood and
Mary his wife. who was Mary Mayo. hens Of
Peggy Mayo, Thomas Whiilock, and Stephen
Williams and Pstscy his wife, who was Patsey
Whitloek, the husband and heirs of Hannah
Wkiilock, Robert J. Pulliam. Thompson w. Pull
liam, Peter Wade aud Sally his wife, who was
Sally Pulliam, William S. cambridge and Nan
cy his wife, who was Nancy Pulliam, the heirs
Of Mourning Pullian. Beverley Glenn and Sally
his wife, who was Sally Richardson, Richardson;
Thompson and John Mayo, Beam and
Sarah his wife, who was Sarah MAYO. John Floyd
and Mourning his wife, who was Mourning
Mayo, and Osborne Mayo ard Nancy his wife,
who was Nancy Mayo, the heirs of Betsy Mayo,
and William kennon Richard Ksnnon and Joha
kennon, Archibald Coleman and Pleasant p.
Coleman Mordecai Hammons and Martha his
wife, Sarah p. Gate, Josiah Cate and Ursula
Cate, the husband and heirs of Ursula Gate, who
was Ursula Richardson, defendantS-IN CHAN
Gerry.
On the motion of Francis w. Scott. late ad.
ministrator of John Richardson, dec, and by con-
sent of the parties by their 'attornies he is ad.
mitted party defendant in this suit who there
upon filed his answer: And this cause coming on
by consent 10 be heard ON the papers formerly
read, and the answer of the said Scott aud was
argued by counsel: on consideration whereof, the
| court doth adjudge, order and decree, that the
said defendant Fraacis w. Scott, do render an
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FALL SUPPLY

MAksioN Horsg Boor AND SHoE Sross
hAVlD BURLINGTON & Co. have re-
- ecived by recent arrivals from Phiisdelphia,
New York and Boston, large proportion OF their
supply of
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, &c.
Comprising n large aud general assortment
adapted 10 Fal and Winter sales, which have
eeen puFchased from the Northern and Eastern
manufacturers, under such advantages, as will
enable them TO Offer to purchasers ut wholesale
and retail, such inducements, as they trust will
prove satisfactory. They, however invite thsi-
friends and the public, also the former cusfomr
ers oil the late Joseph A. Myers, to call and ex-
anime for themselves. -
Amongst their assortment are the following
viz
LADIES' black fasting walking Shoes, various
qualities
do do do do jefferson do do
do do morocco walking Shoes and
Pumps
do do lasting spring heel Slippers.
from 10 Cts. TO 81 So
do do do Slippers with heels
40 American Kid aud morocco Slippers from
do French morocco and Denmark satin Slip.
pes, Chetr's superior manufacture
do do ~ ,SGr' sS,i %or0eeO Slippers
do gaitcr and other Boots
do sealskin and fine leather walking Shoes.
heels and springs
do seal skin walking Slippers and Jeforsons
do do Slippers, thin soleS
do lined anc bound gum elastic Shoes, with
ana without fur, superior and handsome ar
ticle
do buff morning Slippers, a new article
GENTI.EMEN'S superior calf skin and mo-
rocco dress Boots Miles PHILADELPHIA manu.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
IoUsE-KERpINo DRY Goops.-R

HoUsE-KERPIHo pRY GooDe.-R.
IL ii. JENKINS has opened the following
articles for furnishing Houses. which will be
sold by the piece or yard, at the most reduced
prices:
1000 yards Furniture Calicees, OF new patterns
ana Oh yarloas qualities, from nine pence yard
to the richest styles imported
FRniture DimiieS and FringeS
Scarlet, green and crimson waieIed MoIeens,
for curtains
White Marseilles Quilts snd Cradle Quilts
Rose Poln, aud French Blankets q
Elegant Valencia Table and Stand Covers
Piano Covers and Toilet Covers
Crash and Russia Diapers, for towelling
Russia and Irish Linen Shse,ipgs
Napkins and Doylers
Elegant damaSk Table Linens, aud damask
fgurged Table Cloths
Bleached and bro Sn domestic Sheetngs and
Shiriings.
Families and Others in want Of any Of the
ABOVE Goods, will lind large sspply to select
from ut II. II. JENKINS
dei3 Linen and Fancy Dry Goods Store.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
TEMPLES INVALUABLE
GONNORRII(Ea NIXTUfRE

a length has been discovered an infallible
IA and Invaluable remedy for the cure of the
most obstinate chronic and common cases of
GonnorrhGa in five days. The dangerous and
useless remedies which have hitherto been offer
ed to those who have unfortunately incurred the
ABOVE troublesome disease, is a subject which
mas Justly meritea the ccnsure of the faculty and
produced, IN many eases, very serious and alarm
ing effects. To guard against these abuses, J.
H. * IL. j.. Temple have been induced to pre-.
pare preparation which is attended with no
danger whatever, and is active and efficient in
curing the disease, with little trouble to the pa
lienl. The proprictors have been studious in
this particular, as many persons cannot spare the
time, or suspend business, TO undergo a regular
course Of medicine and regimen-this prcPara-
lion will entirely obvia,e this necessity. The
course To be pursued is exceedingly simple, and
will not interfere with the regular duties of bust
ness; and If the medicine is used according 10 the
directions, II will effect n speedy cure in five
days. As TO its decided cfficacies, we will bare
" remark, that since its use in this city, there
has not been failure in a single case, and there
are many both Of the faculty and otherwise, that
have already testified with pleasure to its decided
superior qualities. Its taste is perfectly agreea-
Bile, and persons Of the most delicate ktomachs
have used 1t without any inconvenience what
ever. For sale, by
J. II. & II. L. TEMPLE,
First door above the Bell Tavern,
de Is Richmond. Va.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
HENRY PARRIaII.

GROcER G. COMMISSION MERCHANT,
OFFERS for sale, the following articles,
" IS hhds st. Croix and Porto Rico Sugar,
IS hhdS Porto Rico and Orleans Molosses,
l5o bags prime green Rio and old Java Coffee,
IS boxes and so bbls double and single loaf
Sugar,
$50 kegs Nails and Brads, assorted sizes,
tons country bar Iron,
. do blistered Steel,
10000 lbs. Virginia Cotton Yarns.
90 boxes gunpowder, imperial aud Ssuchong
Tea,
5 bales son she'll Almonds,
80 boxes Raisins,
800 sidss sole Leather,
III boxes iallow Candles,
ID do Sperm do.
so boxes Soap,
40 reamS writing Paper,
900 do wrapping ~.
500 sacks Liverpool Salt,
pipes, half pipes, and 81 ar. pipes Ro-
chelle Brandy,
10 or. casks Sicily Madeira
90 do 80 ST, Lucar,
10 do do Tenerifle, SWincs,
Is do dowhite Marseilles,
20 do do sweet Malaga,
10 boxes MuScat
10 hhds old Antigua Rum,
do Creole do
~ do New England do.
80 bbls old high proof Whiskey,
so do common do,
100 bbls No. Mackerel,
10000 lbs Bacon, hos rosnd,
100 tons Plaster,
80 round boxes Cheese, with many other
articles
His old friends aud the public generally, are
requested TO call and examine his assortment.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
MORISON'S
GENUINE HlGEIAN VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS

II EALTH secured, by the use of Morison'S
Ii Hygeian Vegetable Universal Medicines
OF the British College OF Health, London: which
have obtained the appreciation and recommended
ton of thousands whs have been cured
In consumptions, cholera inorbuS, inhamma-
tons internally or externally; dyspepsia, fevers,
ague, indigestion, bilious or nervous affections
aud all diseases of the liver; yellow fever, govt,
rheumatism, lumbago, tic dOlorcux dropsy, ST.
ViiuSS dance, epilepsy, apope1y, paralysis, palsy,
green sickness and all distractions to which the
ieRalc form is so diStreSsingly liable, and which
sends so many of this faircsi portion If the crea-
iion TO their unllnely graves; small sox measles,
whooping cough, s-arlet fever, asthma, jaundice,
gravel stone, ant all urinary distractions fiSiula,
piles, structures, ruptures and Syphilis in all It's
stages; constipated bowels, worms, scuTvy, itch
ingS of the skin, kings evil and all csiancouS
disorders; in short, every complaint 10 which the
human frume is 80 direfully subject, under all
their varied forms and names; as the Hygeian
conviction is, that is subject to one only real
disease, that is, To the impurity of the blood,
from whence springs every complaint that can
possibly aSSail his complicated frame.
The above invaluablS and highly approved Me-
dicne, can be obtained in this City from the sub
scriber only, (he having obtained the sole agency
for the City,) who will keep constant supply ior
sale. ELISHA STEPHENSON
NOT Sele Agent.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

Mcanas.s,ccss,ss xI FILLS AND rrz NY;


Iu GRIAN sYsTIsM.-sSs,, "A. s5iien.,si
HarbinSer. A. CAMPnrLL. EsIor-a DIV ,his noe Of
theory aud experiment In All Department. Of SOCIETY,"
lin politics, mechanics. Agriculture law nkv,,c
and theology, aothing seems destned TO .,apd ,hai
can be shaken. In the theory and practice o1 me
dieinc. in every thing slsr all thing, arc aaoa,
One school cures every thin. by calomel and The
laneet--snother, by sieaming and swea,inr-a
third, by purging in a loag list Of eathartics-a
fourth, in imitation Of Doctor Nature, sometimes
bleed, sometimes sweat, sometimes pargs, as the
pattern, may seem to require
Non nosirum inter vos tan,as cemponers lites.
WHO can decide when Doctors disagreed Blu,
as our maxim has been, Bring all things to the,est
and hold fast that which is COED we have tried in
our own hensehold and amongst our friends and
M,sa;.' Win graf Plehsute ana success, the
~ AZ s'o",, sS',c'nes sanen niorrisonians,
s;.n.. ~ ,'l.' m Sn, , rave peeh our expo
IA u S ~, a"n OF 'l,e innocence, m,aness,
d;s,n,.sss,., " ms mar rom the most
sa'n..s ~, oi oehe,o'enee We must re-
,S;n.S ~ xa;n 70 .ne s'l,e'eu VINO nave piru many
.,a,,,,..h III ~ many vs.u'e'e diseases o, me
h"., r,i'n,., snd OF 'ne who,e system have
az .,o,,h, ~ =. euseu oy .nsn, 'na' 'hey
sh;sh a,I,y =. e,Pec'ay ~ al, ,no.e cases III
bic comn"s,,ien ,hss rave laea bens a'egeta-
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

Mems Richmond made Brogues, very stout, for
plantation use
Coarse BrosanS, for factory and plantation use
Heavy water Boots, sewed
Gali Skin BooieeS, scwei and pcgged
Kip do de- do do
by Miles
Calf skin, m rocco and seal skis Boots, 81 so to
81
Seal skin and morocco Pumps
Fine calf skin Shoes and Boolecs
Seal skin and dress Pumps
Morocco and buckskin Slippers
India rubber OvershoeS, very superior
Ladies Lasting Slippers, with and without buc-
kles
Ladies seal skin, kid, and morocco Slippers
Do white Satin do
Do lasting and seal skin Walking Shoes
Do fine leather de do
Do gaiteT Boots
Do seal skin Boots
Do gum elastic Over Shoes
Do ae lined and bound
Women's leather Shoes, sewcd
Do do do, pcggcd
Misses leather and seal skin Shoes
DO do do do Bootecs
Do lasting morocco and seal Slippers
Do gum elastic Over Shoes
Boys fine calf skin Booees and Shoes
Do stout do dc do do
Do coarse BroganS
DO BrogueS, city made
ChIldren'S leather, seal skin and morocco Boots
ALSO,
Hard leather Travelling Trunks, very superior
article
Carpet Travelling Bags
Paste Backing
Black OilVarnish, &c.
Sign OF the Golden Boot, under Eagle Hotel,
no Main Street
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
UNDERTAKING AND CABIN ET-MA-
KING.

THE subscriber returns thanks for the very
Il liberal patronage he has received. and
hopes the public viii continue 10 encourage
home manufacture, athe assertions of interest
ed Cabinet vendors, Notwithstanding" He has
on hand large assortment Of FURNITURE,
comprising every article connected with the Ca
binet business, and will n short time extend his
business SO as to furnish every variety Of Fur
niture, To these who wish to purchase, on appli-
cation. He will say to the public that he can
sell Furniture of the same quality as low Us il
can be purchased in the Northern cities. and
lower than that purchased TO the North and
brought here for SALE Us there is hut one profit to
pay on home manufactures. My workmen are
inferior TO none. and their wages the same as
those OF the Northern manufacturers. NV ma
terias laid in on the best terms, purchased at the
North in the log.
He has on hand, fem twenty to thirty dozen
mahogany, curl-maple, fancy, and Windsor
Chairs, Of his own finish, which he can sell lower
than any offered in this market. He also keeps
constantly on hand, Mahogany suitable for Cab-
net Makers aud Carpenters, which he will sell
as cheap as can be purchased elsewhere.
de 3 PETER g. COSBY.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

ft'OR sale, at my Depository ON the Dock. q
mos.splendid assortment Of BAROEcHES
"iuercnt prices aiid patterns and have made
M SnSayenent with MIR. J. G. Heidelberg OF
SSSy,w y,. to supply me with COACHES &
ooLhEfS, which will make my assortment
equal to any in this city All the Carriages that
lseil are made blythe most celebrated Msnufaclu-
rerS IN the United States, and warranted to stand
SIX months in town, and twelve mouths in the
and shall constantly keep. STAGE Tops q
daRRY dLB WAGONS all Of which will
sclins low ms they can b. bought elsewhere, foI
cash or town acceptanees
ap9 ~ W.BEE2S
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

STOVES. CRATES, AND TINwARB.
VNIIE subscriber, having been appointed Agent
Il by the MeSsrs. Nots, for the sale Of their
celebrated STOVES and CRATES. is prepar-
ed TO furnish them at the manuiaciursrS prices
Also, on hand, IN almost every variety, Frank
Inns Cooking, wood Stoves, &c.
STOVE PIPE made TO order, in superior
s;ylc--BraSs and Iron Tenders, together with n
general assortment Of TIN WARE, which he
is disposed to sell Gu the mosi accommodating
terms.
Oc 3S--tf t G. RICE.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NEW AND DESIRABLE.

OCTOBER jOih, 1884.
NV have this day received and opened, by the
w Schr. Effort, some desirable and pretty
Goods, such As the following:
Plain ChalliS, both black and other colors
Rich figured Challi
Silk Cord and TasselS, for trimming Bonnets, all
colorS, some very pretty
Straw Cord and TaSSclS
Black Pongees
Rich figured Silks, of the most desirable and
fashionable colorS
Plain Gro de Nap and Pault de Sole
Best black Italian LuStrnC
Plain and figured chalh Handkcrchiefs and
ShawlS
Green, white and black blonde gauzc Wells
Black hobbinet lace Wells
Some very rich and pretty bel, Ribbons
Another small assortment of Tuscan and other
straw Bonn9tS
Bonnet Ribbons To suit the season
few pieces rich "challi pattern" London and
French Prints, much worn
One small box rich worked muslin CapeS, Col
lars, SC. &c.
Rogers patent Flannel
Infants gauZe cap Ribbon, and very rich worked
infants Caps, and manyoiher articles in our line
OF business, which we shall be glad to furnish
our customers upon good terms.
&C 30 READ e. BAYIY.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
coa1poUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASH

!'Oit cleansing aud preserving 'hc tech and
= gums, and cleansing the mouth. This arli-
,.e' prepared by Lowe & Reed is highly recon-
hended by some OF the most eminent physicians
IN Boston. There is room in this advertisement
Tor only TIC following from Dr. ShurileiT, ofthat
city.
MessrS. Lowe & Reed: have used Your Com
pound Chlorine Tooth Wash and find it an ex-
Ceiini article for removing the ietid breath from
decayed teeth, and also in restoring the gums
When SPongy TO perfect health. On using IL in
me evening, 1t will preserve sweet and pleasant
taste IN The mouth during the whole night. Ihave
prescribed IT IN diseases occaSioned by mercurials
ana ind II cxcels all other remedies in restoring
the moNh to healthy state, in short time
Yours, &c. S. A SHURTLEFF.
ficston March IL, 1891
For sale, by CHAS. GODDARD.
sc 10 Agent for Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
TIN, SHEET IRON AND COPPER MA
NVTEAF,VnnV

I'VE subscriber having purchased the entire
l. stock ofJOHN DUNLEY. intends carrvino
On the business in nil its various branches The
customers Of John Dunley and the public gene
rally, are respectfully invited to cali He hopes
~ Pnnciualiy and a strict attention to business.
TO inertia share Of public patronage.
W9 T.. G.. RICE.