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Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FRESH AND DESIRABLE ARTICLES.

FRESH AND DESIRABLE ARTICLES.
have now received by the Caledonia Brander,
L direct from Liverpool, my fall supply of Goods,
which makes my assortment better than it ever
was, viz.
Brass, pierced green, and polished Tenders, of va
rious patterns
shovel and TungS--a large and handsome as
Sorinent coal ScoupS aud cinder ShoYels
ShovelS, longs and PokcrS, Tor sale separate
handsome lot ofGuns
Teakeitlcs, sauce Pans and Mor,ars and Pcslles
The polished Tenders are neat and convenient for
chambers and dining roOms-,hcs are on new
and economical plan.
| am opening many other Goods for House
keeping, &c, all of which will be sold nj prices to
please. THEO. ROBERTSON;
&C Sign of the Anvil.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
TIME connections buildings which have re-.

TINE connexions buildings which have re-
i Gently had erected in the City of Richmond,
are now ready for the accommodation OF all per-
sOns who may wish their NEGROES safely and
comfortably taken care Of
The buildings were erected upon an extensive
scale, without regard to cost, my main object be-
ing To insure the safe keeping, and at the same
time the health and comfort Of the Negroes wis
may be placed theTeat.
The rooms and yards for the Females arc sc.
paraie irum those for the Males, and genteel
house Servants will have rooms ~ themselves.
The regulations ofthe establishment Will be gen
cral cleanliness, moderate exercise, and recrea.
ton within the yards during COED weather, and
good substantial food at all times, by which re-
gulaiions il is intended that confinement shall be
rendered merely nominal, and the health OF the
Negroes so promoted, that they will be wei pre-
pared to encounter a change of climate VIXEN Ie-
moved TO the South.
These buildings are situated on the lot corner
and the Bell Tavern. Appyto
de 10 BACON TAFT.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
HOUSE PAINTINC. GLAZING, sc.
c. w. McGINNEsS,

~ RlTEruLrY acknowledges the patronage he has
VI received from the citizens Of Virginia, dur
ing n residence of Is years in Richmond. He takes
this opportunity of informing them, that he has at
this time large stock of materials ON hand, viz:
Paints, Oil, Glass, Putty, &c; has employed first
rate wOrkmen. and assures them, that he will use
has h,,S oNoEionS deserve q continuance OF ser
tavours in the line Gf his profession.
II Sign, Chair and ornamental Painting, Gid
ing, &c, as heretofore. Copal VarniSh, of the
best quality, wholesale, at New York prices.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

NJ IW PAPER-IIANGIS Subscri
~ bcrs have the pleasure to announce to their
friends andihe public generally, that they have
Just received by the latest arrivals from France,
large and splendid assortment Of PHper-hang-
ipgs, with Borders Of every description To match
also, u general ASSIGNMENT Of American Papers,
from the best factories IN the country.
They will attend to pyi'iRg upthc paper either
in town or country at the shortest notice. They
also keep ON hand, rs usual and make 10 order
Curlcd Hair. and Moss Mattresses, feather Bcds,
Sofas easy Chairs, &c with every article in their
line. All orders thankfully Ieceivcd, 1ndcxecutcd
in the hest manner, and at the shortest notice.
Old Mattresses, Sofa, aud Chairs, repaired.
WALKER & BOOTH,
mar % E0gic R0ir
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FRESH FALL & WINTER
INV EnnhG

fINHE ship Tally-Ho Just arrived from Liver
L pool, has brought with the exception of 10
or II pacSages,) ou- entire importation OF Fall
ana Winter Goods, which is large and general,
ana Will be landed, We presume, during next
week We have also, in store, a very extensive
supplyot American Cotton and Wosllcn Goods
many of which being bought early in the summer
arc cheaper than such goods can now be had.
Our supply of FANCY GOODS also, will be
quite good by the LIST of September. These re-
ceipts, added to n large supply of Staple and
Fancy, European, India and American Goods,
bought or imported during the past Spring-for
the most part in original papers and packages,
and IN fine order, and as cheap similar goods
can now be obtalned--will constitute the largest
supply VIC have ever had nj one time, and such an
one as we think will be found worthy the attention
OF town and country merchants throughout Vir-
gina.
The purchase and importation of SO large n
supply IN the very embarrassed state in which
me country has been have required about rs great
efforts as we have ever made. The whole was
undertaken and effected from desire and deter
hlhatlon of meeting any demand which might be
experienced here and in the here as tho impor-
tatlon Tor the fall was expected To be light that
inc adventure would turn to good accusnt. Our
uelgnboIS too, we are glad TO perceive (and which
we take leave To mention,) are now and will be
IN the receipt of considerable supplies, and will
we are sure, unite one in all TO make the induce
mentS Ia all who may come here To purchase rs
great rs they can be made. We have said more
on this subject than we should have done be-
cause OF intinatons we have received, that from
the very embarrassed state OF commercial az
fairs, an apprehension had arisen in the country,
that there would he few or no Goods Of cunSe-
9uence received here for the fall and for the par-
pose VI informing thoSs who have generally gone
to Neio York, but who from the appearance OF
the Cholera there, even in the slight degree in
whichit new exists, may be deferred from co.. =
there tins SeaSon-that they may come here, ex-
prctiag TO find not oay as many Goods rs they
VIII need, but nj prices we trust, that will give
general satisfaction. As soon as we have opened
our Goods, fuller advertisement will appear.
+. i J. S. JAMES * co.
an I6 t,,L.,
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NEW BOOKS AND SUPPLIES.

THE American popular Library, conducted
Il by an association of gentlemen ia Boston;
Letters 10 Gentleman IN Getmany-by Fran
ccs Lieber;
Lille of Prince Talleyrand;
The Sabbath-day Book, for girls dboyS;
Lectures TO Children-by John Todd;
The Hunchback Of Noire Dame-by Victor
huso-reccived by X. ID. SANXAY, Agt.
Jas
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
WALKER ~ BOOTH.

Under me Eagle Hotel,
d EsPEcTFULLy inform their friends and the nub-
IN lie, that they have just received in addition
To their former stock, general assortment of the
French and American Paper Hangings, with
Velvet Drapery, and common Borders TO match.
They alS3, keep constantly on hand and make
TO order, curled Flair, and Moss Mattresses, Fea-
Their Beds, Easy Chairs, Sofas, &c. &c, with every
article in their liRe.-All orders thankfully re-
ccivcd and executed in the best manner and at the
shortest notice.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
HALLS DIGEST, VOL. 2D.
M ILL be published on the 10Th of January,
w and for sale, by
n SANXAY Act

Eastern District of Virginia, TO wit:
BE il remembered, that on the first day OF
January, Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hun.
dred and ihirty-fve, Everard Hall, of the said
District, hath deposited in this Office, the title OF
Book, the title of which is in tho words follow
ing, 10 wit:
"A digeS'ed index, containing the points ar
gued and determined in the Courts of Appeals of
Virginia, from third Randolph TO third Leigh
inclusive, with table OF the names of the cases
reported, with referencsSto the principles, with
noeS; to which is added list of the acts Of As
s.nbly, to be given in charge to grand JurieS and
a specification of the offences therein contained,
by Evcrard Hall, Counsellor at Law, vol ?"
The right whereof he claims as author, in
conformity TO the act of Congress, entitled ian
act to amend several acts respecting copyrights"
II. JEFFRIES,
ian 10 Clerk of the District.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
WANTED,

- i ne eusgic: year, 4 comCortable House,
tih with from To 10 acres OF land attached
II W TO 1t, suitable for gardening, within three
miles OF Richmond. Apply aithis office.
no2I--dtf
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NEGROES FOR SALE

WEE subscriber, living on ShockD Hill in the
Il City of Richmond keeps constantly on hand
number of NEGROES for sale. His Negroes
are purchased by agents, in the Country and every
sndeavor used TO select those of the mosl desra.
Me kinp. All persons wishing to purchase, arc
respectfully inytedtO call and examine for them
selves. JOHN r. WIIJJaMSON
dec 27-Iom
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
So s ~ agk ~ ss
JAMES RIVER & LIVERPOOL
LINE OF PACK ETS

JAMES RIVER & LIVERPOOL
LINE or PACKETS.
NHE subscribers having established n regular
Il line Of Ships from James River To Liverpool.
thsy solicit the attention and patronage of the
puoilc These ships are all of the first class built
the Best materials, Goppcred and copper faSien-
ed, and navigated by able and experienced com
maaderS They will load and discharge nj CITY
foint, aad be lowed up and down the river by
h,ealnboaS, and will positively sail from Hampton
t'oadS the 18th, and from Liverpool the l.t of owe
~ month IN the year Their accommodations
lor passengers are handsome and comfortable and
Tor whoa bedding, wine and stores will always
be provided. The line is composed of the fol-
lowing ships:
From Hampton ROass From Lirsrpooi.
i s!$ A ar HAS Az 'SsG IS SS3a ayy
18th July, J Captain r. FISHER, I LIST Sestr.
18th Dec. Ship JEFFERSON, ( LIST Feby.
i5tn April Captain f. NJ. New LIST June,
18th yany Ship TALIY-Ho tist March.
10Th May, Captain J. Y. NIcno.- Isl JuI;
18th Feb. } New ship CALEDO- LIST A,rl.
I ,5'S June June NIARERAhNDER, Cap, is! Aug.
Goods received by these vessels WILDE fGward-
ed, free of commission by the subscribers - Nor
folk, Baltimore, Washington, and Alexandria
For freight or passage, apply TO
JAMES $. BRANDER & Co.
Agents IN Rchmond-R. & F.. Anderson
Petersburg 2Sth December IS23
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
STILL CHEAPER
Jas. 1885.
GNEAT BARGAINS IN MERINO
SHtwLS, MERINO CLOTHS Il IRISH
LINENS.

Tn Long and square, white red, and black
Il W. Merino ShawlS, containing an excellcn,
assortment, most of them purchased at auction
at sacrifice and will be sold ut extreme low pri
ces.
Green maroon, black, and olive Merino Cloths:
having only few pieces remaining, they will be
sold oil ut cost
10 pieces narrow Mcrino Cloths OF good quail
iy, al The extreme low price of SO per yard.
CircaSsians Of good quality equally cheap.
Rodgers and other Flannels, good assert.
ment.
Also, six cases containing.
Irish Linens, linen Sheetings birds eve and rus.
STA Diapers, Napkins, danask DoylcrS, ant
Linen, and Linen Cambria, poke, Handkor.
chiefs.
or yard, will find them fresh, cheap and good ~
II. II. JENKINS
Linon, Fancy, and S,ape Dry Goods Store
ia 10
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NEW BOOKS.

S January l9Tn.
TINhLES Of the Border-by ]. Hail ap,b,, cr
\ Legends Of the West; v
- nc iOung Muscovite, or the Poles in Russia.
the Life Of a Sailor; "'''''' VI
Miniature Lexicon-rhc Riticule add Pocket
guag9-by L. Cobb: ''''" '''"
- words Of a Believer Translated from the
French Of f. Dc La MenniiS; '''
Recol'clions Of a Housckccpcr- Mrs. G.
"Looky ou-I keep his house, and wash wripg
the beds, and do all myself"
The Christian Keepsake, and Missionary An.
nual, lsJj-Edited by the Rev. w. Rllis--,yitb
thirteen elegant embellishments
B'okwood-a ROmance-by w. Harrison
AinswOnh.
in 10
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NOTICE.

M.;H For sale or lease for a term OF years
---!szlAmy residence, commonly called Bcllvllc
ANY person wiShingto purchase or lease the SAM
will please apply to Edward y. Allen. at Mayo.
Bridge
Also, for Rent, the Saw Mill lately completed
on the Island, near Mayo's Bridge. For terms
&c, apply as above.
&C 6-2awtf ABIGAIL MAYO
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
HERPETIC LINAMENr.

cure for Salt Rhcum, Scaldh.ad, Ringworms,
ChilblainS Rimpies on the face. Sc.
VNHE Ucrpetic Binamcnt Is put up in walls of
Il about 2Uunces each, with plain and full d.
rcebons for is use. The certihcstes Of several
physicians accompany the recommendations,
which are too volumin0us tO publish. 7 will re-
give satisfaction.
Price, one dollar. NIL. DAY.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
Vol. XiiI-No. 81
UMBR I:I.I.AS.

JAN. I'D.
p III. JENKINS has opened, aud will sell
Ii. cheap, large assortment of Silk and Cot
ton UMBRELLAS, made in superior manner.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
LUMPkIN & MOSTLY.

HI MPhtN ~ mOSBN,
GROCERS & COMMISSION MERCHANTS
n & MoSby, have on hand, and offer for sale
$50 bags Coffee
- hhds Sugars
20 boxes white HAVANA Sugar
10000 lbs double and single loaf Sugar
10000 llbs Cotton Yarns, Virginia and Baltimore
Factories
10 boxes Cigars
$50 sacks Liverpool Salt
900 reams wrapping Paper
30 do writing do
% doz Bed Cords
- do Plough Lines
100 kegs Nails
40 chests and boxes Teas
% boxes Chocolate
80 do Soap
80 do Nicholas & Humphreys Candles
Is bill old North Carolina Peach Brandy
do do do Apple do
2 hhdsold Antigua Rum
10 do New England do
10 bbs do do
/ Pipe old Champagne Brandy
, pipes old Cognae do
. half pipes do
IL do imitation do
20 bhl, Bumgardncr's old rcrlifed wbiskey
20 DO Masters superior old Rye do
10 barrelscou Gin
20 do Marseillcs Madeira Wine
, Indian barrels Muscat Wine
half pipes old Madeira Wine
qr pipe do de- do
pipes Sicily Wine, Woodhousc brand
half pipes do de- do
20 qr pipes pure Port Wine
10 boxes Ciaret Wine
10 do MuSoat do
q. 90 cases Hats
3 Trunks Shoes
. boxes superior chewing Tobacco
10 hhdS retailing Molasscs
20 boxes Sgcrm Candies
2b boxes Window Glass, Sxl0
10 do do do IOxI2
5000 lbs Bacon
20 kegs Icatys Powder,
Pepper, Spies, Ginger, Almonds, Chsesc, Nut.
megs, Pouchoung Tea, Mustard, Spanish Brown,
Verdigris, &c. &c. They will receive and fo-.
ward az goods sent 10 their care. sec
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

esn The House and Lot formerly occupied
@t9=by the late James Gentry, near the Lam
caStcrlan school. The House is large and con-
vcnicn,, and we'll calculated for n gentcel IA
mily. For particulars, enquire of Mr.. Richard
son, on the premises, or 10
JOHN GENTRY.
de 3l-2awtf Admir- Of James Gentry, dec
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

- The dwelin2-Housc on Locus, Street
IA lately occupied by MIR. Workman. For
-@sslAtcrms, apply 10
ia2-cou =. N. PEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24


A RE now receiving by sundry vessels from
"A Boston, New York and Philadelphia, their
Fall supply of Goods, consisting -
l25 hhds ST. Croix, Porto Rico & n. o. Sugars
40 bbls ,in ID
20 boxes apd 20 bbls loaf do
800 bags prime Lasuira Coffee
eco do green Rio do
80 do oldwhitc do
ticrces and 10 bbls Porto Rico do
90 hhds N. o.aAd w l. Molasses
lO tIerceS do do
20 OF casks Sicily Madeira Wine
30 or do MarseilleS do
~ India bblS dry do
~ bblS sweet Malaga do
D do old Port do
IS boxes Ladies' Muscat do
IL do old Claret do
10 do Port do
$50 boxes Window Glass, sx 10 and lOxl2
$50 kegs cut Nails, all sizes
10 tons American and Sweedcs Iron
do blistered, German and cas-, steel
do hoop and sheet Iron
400 bags patent Shot
tons Castings, Owens, pots &c.)
1000 sacks Salt daily expected
10000 lbs good and cheap Sole Leather
100 reamS writing and letter Paper
400 do wrapping do
80 boxes bunch RaisinS
200 lbs son Shrllcd Almonds
bales CaSlania Nuts
30 bags Black Pepper
- do ATISpicc
20 do Race Ginger
II bblS Saltpetrc and Alum
hhdS COpeTaS
l case Maddcr
ccroonS Indigo, best quality
$50 packages fresh Teas
% boxes Chocolate, No
80 do tallsw Candles
% do sperm do
100 do turpentine Soap
$50 do Spanish and American SegnrS
- doZ Bed Cords
100 do Leading Lines
% boxes manufactured Tobacco
30 hblS Mackeicl. No 3
5000 lbs shoulder Bacon
10 bbls prime Pork
bales Cotton OZnabuIg
do Domestic SheetngS
$4,000 lbs Cotton Yarns, of Richmond Peters
burg, Smithfield and Manchester Facio
toreS-all OF which they are determined
Ia sell on accommodating terms.
r. Country merchants are requested TO give
thsm call
EfGoodS received and forwarded with dcS
patch To the places of destination. sea
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
DUBOIS & STODART',
PIANO EORTES-

PIANO EORTES.
aave Just received by the Tantivy, two Splen
Il ala h9se-wood Piano ForteS, with the grand
srtlon-a fresh supply of Piano Covers
from Londch, of new and elegant patterns Ole
Pianos taken in exchange
tuning and repairs done as usual
"a ~ ADAM STODART
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

ETsf1 The Tenement on Richmond Hill, LATE
EzQ-ly occupied by VIM. f. Butler, and pre-
viouSly BY George Merriam, corner OF G aud 27th
street. There IS a large stable, carriage house,
garden smoke house, and we'll OF excellent water
thereto attached. The dwelling is very cove
nicntly arranged with five chambers, dining room
ant parlOur. The basement story j, plaiStercd-
has plank noOrS--uscd as a kitchen, sc.
The above property IS for rent TIL the 22nd OF
February next, after which time the tencmen;
may BE- rented Of Allison and Watt Apply tu
&c % las WINSTON
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
NOTIf.E.

ELANNELS.-Rogers Welsh, English and
L American Flanneis, for sale, by
de 20 KNAPP, PRESTON & co.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

- And possession given on the lSt. Januar
Ms5I1 next, the Tenement ever our Store, now
-te-s4W= occupied BY MI Wilson Bracket.
Sc II JOHN ~ GORDON & co.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
IL The Brick Lumbcrhousc situated on
"a the Basin Bank, adjoining Mr.. Tho>
+HhsW- Ruthsrioord's. For terms, apply 10
an IL H. w. g. j. j. FRY.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FOR RENT,

tOk kENs.
- The House occupied by the subscriber
G.si1 on Church Hill. Ills large and pleasant
-EazlRhns attached to It an excellent Garden
well stocked with Vegetables, n Well OF the very
best water, and other aPPendages which make ii i
desirable residence.
&C 29--eoIf WIN H. ALLEN
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
GREATER BARGAINS YET.

GREATER BARGAINS YET!
BUYERS OF Dry Goods will do well 10 eN-
ID anime the Subscribers stock, which is being
constantly repleniShed, with the most desirable
styles IN the trade-and he undertakes to serve
his friends and customers with any article IN the
line, at the lowest market rates.
Among the Goods received since the opening
of our navigation, will he fonnd
Several dozen extra superior black hOSkin
Gloves, for gentlemen
Grey French Linen. for aprons, &c.
Grey mixed Sattineit>
Cheap linen TOwcling
Green, muroon, aud other coloTed French Meri-
nos, Striklngly cheap
Rich colofed, plain and figured Silks
Black fur CnpcS &c. &c. SC.
Some very stylish and cheap thin wear, for
evening dresses, &c.-S1y
Rich printed silk Hermann
DO satin atIipcd Gossamcrs
DO cUlored figured mandarns
Do Organdi Muslins
DO Chcmise LuwnS
Do printed Canton Crapes
ii Toll dc Siam, &c
AND ~
shawls, Bombazines, sc. very good bargains.
in ~ THO r. PRICE
NOTiCE.--Al persons who have hitherto
~ received the Penny Magazine Of A.. J. rIucs-
lis IN this city or elsewhere in the Stale, will
please receive them henccforlh OF Mcssrs. May
q Davis, (Richmond) asthe sup crintcndance OF
the work - transferred 10 them, and they have At
present. nnd.will keep on hand, q constant supply
for the State A. J. HUESTIS. %
PENNY MAGAZINE.
The subscribers are prepared to complete sets
oi INC Penny Magazine, and to furnish them
bound; Those persons who have subscribed 10
valuable work, and have not vet received IL
can ptocurHihe whole work from the commence
ment TO the present time, and the parts that viii
continue TO arrive IN future, by application TO
MAYO & DAVIS
CHAIRS, CHAIRS. CHAIRS.
'INHE subscriber has been constantly receiving
y by almost every vessel from New York d.
rect from his mandatory, a large assortment Of
ChaTS- his stock now on hand, amounts to li6
dozen, comprising tho most complete assortment
ever offered south ~ New York-ihcy consist of
mahogany, Grccian and fancy curlcd maple, Gilt
Chairs. cane and rush scst and windsor Chairs
OF almost every style and pattern that can be
thought o:-al # which arc manufactured nj his
establishment in New York, and warranted in
every respect Prices range from 500 500, per
dozen
bc will also receive the first Of next week
100 high back wool seat Rocking Chairs, com.
prlSns every style and variety that has ever been
made. Also, small assortment Of Fails, Tubs
&c. Toilets and Washsiands
EDWARD T.. TREDWELL
nc Is Main ST., belowtbc Eagle, opposite
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
FOR REM


II The Tenement on E. street, now in
as8iai the occupancy OF Miss Ring Apply to
-h=Q, male DAVID ANDERSON, Jr.
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24

$50 For sale, cheap, the fine Schr. WILL
go LIAM & MARY, about three years old
burthen 65 tons, and III good order, now in the
Dock. Also, the Schr. GOVERNOR SHELBY,
about 80 tons burthen, six years old. ANY one
wanting either of the above vessels, may get n
grea, bargain by application to
sep III III. w. & J. J. FRY.
$50 100 hhdS of tobacco can be taken on
49, freight IN the packet ship Tally-Ho, for
l.IveTpool, If early application be made to
dec ~ K. & T. ANDERSON & Co
Daily Richmond Whig & public advertiser. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1833-1840, 1835-01-24
GROCERIES, COTTON YARNS, sc.

GROCERIES. COTTON YARNS. sc.
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr. has just returned
II from the Northern and Eastern Markets, in
which he has taken much pains ia he selection of
an assortment of GROCERIES, suited to the
Virginia trade, which he hniterS himself he cal
sell upon rs favorable terms as they can be pro-
cured in any OF The Northern Markets, in similar
quantities. The following comprise the Staple
Articles, with many other small ones too tedious
10 cnumcTnic:
prime, G b
. lierccs prime green Coeee, n handsome ar
ticle
II ba;cS old Mocha do for family use
100 bags old white Coffee, wears old
go do LaSHiTa, ST. Domingo and Sumalra
Coffee
60 hhds MoaSSeS, part prime retailing
80 boxes and hblS Loaf Sugar
600 casks cut Nails and BradS, assorted sizes,
and made from Swcdes Iron
80 tons Swede, English and American Iron
10 American biSiered Steel
English and German do
Plough Plates and Cart Mould Boards
1000 sacks Liverpool filled Salt
2OOOO Cotton Yarns, Richmond, Manchester, and
Isle Wight Manufacture
20 bales Cotton OZnaburgS, No. | and ,, Rich
moHd Manufacture
40 boxes Gunpowdcr and Imperial Tea
cases ID caniStcrS Gunpowdcr do
20 kegs blasting, gun and rife Powder
20 na%S bird and buck Shot, assorted
2000 lbs Bar Lead
10 kegs Saltpetre
10000 lbs oak and hemlock tanned Sole Leather
GOO sides Russell do
10 boxes WoodruGs Tallow Candles
IN do Sperm do
80 do TuTpentinc Soap
IL bales soft shell Almonds
$50 reams large and small size Wrapping Pa
per
300 do Cap and Letter Paper
pipes and half pipes WssdhouSe S. NJ.
Wine
A half pipe of very old and superior L. p.
Madeira Wine
pipe and half pipes Cognac Brandy, d-
rect from Custom House
puncheonS Jamaica, Antigua and ST. CroiI
Rum
hhdS New England Rum
! hid old Irish Whiskey
% bblS BumgardnerS old reciifcd Whskcy
= ceroonS hest Spanish + lot Indigo
Bed Cords and Leading Lines
Allspice Pepper and Ginger
Alum, Birthstone and COpperas