Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-06-28
WM. P. UNDERWOOD, c. C.
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" GROCERIES, have a very large and
general assortment OF Old Wines and Liquors
part of which have been kept on hand improving
Tor ten years and were then said TO be twenty
years old My Groceries will bear fair com
parson with the best in The CITY, rs NAV regard
quality and price, and capiulness in putting OF
them up The old Wine, and Liquors will be
found most beneficial for the preservation o,
health when moderately and ludiciousy used
Should any one be found so ncrclulous as moi 10
have a firm and mistaken belief in so plain a
matter of fact assertion, lei him enquire. or call
on the subscriber, who has been regular tempe
rate drinker during the last 30 years OF his life.
and il not satisfied with his healthy appearance.
they can see a portrait Of his uncle, who died
few years ago in the State OF New York, aged
l01 years, and he was weR knomn 10 be 4 drinking
fish since the day he left Fercnio,h. then IA
stripping. WIN. WALLACE.
June II lD-wly
SPRING GOODS.-H W. 16 Hes 3L,ln
- !Sfcd.--GEO. w FERRY, having recent
" returned from the North, where he has made
arrangements with manufacturers, by which he
will be frequently receiving fresh supplies OF
Goods of every description usually found in
Hat Store. and al rates that will enable him To
sell as cheap as the cheapest, bes> leave 10 inform
The public, that he has just received per schooner
Marietta Burr, Il pant of his Spring supply Of
Hats and Caps. among which will be found gen
,iemen>. youths and chLrens Cloth Velye', and
Glazed Caps, some new and beautiful patterns
Palm Leaf Hats, &c Country merchants will
find il 10 their advantage Ia examine his Stock
before purchasing, as he will be able 10 offer them
bargains.
March 9G-wtt
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
VI One Thousand Packages Of DRY GOODS
amounting 10 nearly 100000, received and open
ed from Auction and elsewhere by r. II. JEN-
KlNS, who respectfully invites the attention oi
merchants, farmers and others Ia examine this
extensive and unparalleled assortment of Fancy
and Staple Dry Goods The following comprises
only few of the leading articles now received:
Cloths Cassmeres and Eestings, for spring
and summer
200 bales brown and blcachcd Shirtings and
Shectngs
Cotton Oznaburg>, Apron Checks, Veslings
yellow and blue NankeenS. comprising the most
extensive variety of Domestic Goods i'll the CITY.
many Of which We purchased before the advance
Irish Linen and Linen Goods Of all kinds,
cheap and good. from - cents upwards
Bonnc,s-30 cases Bonneis. latest fashions
Bonnet Ribbons, SprigS and Flowers
1000 Para>os and Sun Shades, from - cents
upwards
silk and Cotton Umbrellas, cheap and good
Every kind I'll new material tor ladies' dresses
A II kinds of mourning articles
2m0 pieces Calicocs. all prices, from 6, s, 10,
u! cts, ana finer
100 pieces Furniture Calicoes from 6, $, 10
III cents and higher
Lace Cape>, Collars, Caps and Muslin Caps.
CapcS and Collars
1000 Linen Cambria Handkerchiets, all prices.
from one shilling
While and blaci, Cotton Stockings. IL! cents, 10
the finest
Bed Tickings. IL! cents, Is, and 20 cents
10000 wards Thread and Lise Edgings
White Canton MartingS. all widths
Fans of various kinds, &c, &c, sc.
In offering the above articles for sale, the sub
scriber would invite the particular attention o.
those buying for cash or city acceptanceS, aSsur-
ing them that they will find the goods as cheap as
in any part Of the United States. al
r. H. JENKINS
Linen, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods Store
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