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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

There is NOTHING more remarkable in the con
duct of the Jscksonians, than their constantly
fnpuhng 10 their opponents the very offences OF
winch they are themselves guilty. No sooner
has one Of them determined 10 commit base
act, than he begins to impute the same thing TO
some Adams man, in ordeR to screen himself
from detection. Ii began with Jackson and his
friends in the Congress of 1924 %. Having in.
'reued to get the support Of Nh Clay, aud fail
ed IN that object they raised the cry Of int ie ac
and bargain against Clay and Adams. This pc.
ncy has been continued TO the present hour
i,ouis1He tdeus.
facis speaker louder fhnn Uord5 = The ge
neral refusal Of the lackson prints TO publish tin
oocemfns in the case ofGe six militia mer
~ Is ale st'unse2t admission they can mItc
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

BFAUFoRr I. Warts, E.q. United States
1hnrae d'Aiairs to Colombia, has arrived NJ
Vow York in the Medina, from c arthageno
with hi, family.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-05-12

We learn from Washington that Mr.. Gallatin
VIII probably be one Of the Agents to attend to
the settlement of our North Eastern boundary
" The other no doubt w,ll be selected nom
Maine" The object Of Nh Galatians appoint
ment appears 10 be to collect information, * pre-
pare papers and documents lor the other agent.
/ II 5yrugyff 35uafr
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
BENNETT Il
Has receired and cftrs far sale,
More fresh Dry Goods.

More fresh Dry Goods.
r-yIES DAWSON, have received by the last arr
II vals from New York, an additional supply Oh sta'
I and fame, Dry Goods, consisting IN part u 'e 'o
lowing articles:
Extra super blue cloths -
S,nerGne steel mixed and olive do
Hluc c,s,mcres and pelIsse cloths
Crimson morcens
cases ladies' holivars
do white merIno long shaw's
do scarie. do do DO
y Io square shawIs assorted colours
4 bales 54 brown shirtlng
do rs do do
Blue, black gros de nap extra quality
Colourcd do do
Florcuces assorted colours
Satins do do
case lawns, some extra line
| do.pron checks do do
"A bit and white bohin,tt lace
large assor, ment Of gnp's and piping cords
"a and 6 4 checked muSIins, beauties goods
| "A and 4 null mlslrns, extra hne
! A Large assortment of SWISS muslin capes aho Gu
| lars, needle work
| Foundation msns
M.ns white silk woods and beaver gloves
| do English buck skinv'ry superior
Elr bobiuc,t lace wells, large size and elegant
rich borders.
yretl,er with their former stock, tn*t'es u III ~
cr almost every article in their line, OF me 'ate>t "
nn,t,,ions Purchasers are in'ted To can anu rH"".
me be fore they purchase elsewhere as hey WIN hh'
tn thcir advantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

..,up suhsc, ibers have opened al once J" 'he wy
I IS raIl,h,ssee for the purchase ard 's. OF
Innds in the 1errif0ry 81 F1orfao. q
c,,oh !; the peculiar character OF the Iands ~ W.T.
,,i th;r nroduc tions, that rs vt very er'"he,ue
Va have prevailed among persons ~ re no'' US
this Territory, in relation TO 'hef 'ru' e"A
r"e ~ hscr,bcrs will make the most m'nu,e eNa"i'
NJ the pubc lands vacant AS We a. 'hose
nauonso ,a hereafter be offered for sale They VIII
wiz. WILL themselves with maps "i al the goo' 'anos
such information as ma! be interesting 'oPuf
chasers. .,c Gar s.le in Dec uber ne a. en-
~ r.rv interesting st cton o. me ie"'".-oe
nraee f,r,hest South and Fast ct any Tubht '"nds
ng nG;rrd for sale by the United States and IN
h'ne i' re country admirab, adapted to tho grown
re ud stables of our Territory sugar cane ard
VI y" cotton as well as the rearing OF The SILK
se" ' tho Guilty. alton Of the orarge and DIV. -
wo''", ,he subscribers having been engaged III tie
svey of that county, well acquainted "i'' "os'
or the lands of an! value
rh subscribers will upon requsitIon eiih'r eh'er
49, ,chasc Iand,, aud all letters addressed to them'
y. n,idl will be promptly attended to-
NPos' P''' REFERENtES
70, ,,nrs G. nsnEx, Tallahassee Florida,
cI Joux GAMBLE, Richmond, Nnginia,
H. &; DANE Prince William County, Virginia,
~ n,upC. WILLIS Fredericksf urg, Virginia,
- v,cR.r Esq. Prince william County, Naann
6 Major w +. THoRsTox, A'eHan ra, d. u
} HENRY WASHINGTON
Tallahassee, ly 1871 n" 's
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Vuyniture ana MMM"ssnS : =

LINES GREEN-u .:a.,orV on Roval'street,
BI4s hand at his General of
f few Sp"Fl FURNirURE of hi'0wn "A""f''
ture. = ,obnranv suitable TOR hahh avs
$, BAY no@inso curl and sh1a ed mahogany '" ~
veneer l;n, bo,toms & cords, &c all OF
pu1 n1p v1WG Of ercry Eindnsnlly sr'e"' dee 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
Pr,vk,
German ! inen~ etc.

German inen> etc.
4 4 Bales buraps assorted
| 8 do hcSsians, just received and for sale by
hall chests ana zen eau, ."'h's inS ~
por,ations, and a part Of superior q',al,'y can
Cnnnowder and imperial in chests half chests zen
,a atty bo,es and boxes each containing
from 10 to 90 canns of 2 III. do do
Powchong in chrs,' and h,liehest o-;.,r. sugars
50 hid, Muscoval /" and New Orleans sugars
"a bills part of prime quality
~ b,rspor,o Rico, Havana and Java cohee
cor rnS brandy in pipes entitled to deben'uFe
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
w l. moasSes do
Visiting. wrapping and printing paper
Fresh malaga lemon and grapes ,,,;,v
s;c;lv madeira wine in pipes of superior q"a''s
flow to close salrs)
Sweet malaga IN qr. casks 40
French madeira 90 no
u ksrs AMI Iaphsms chocolate 40
. bristol porte vine botrlcs,S &c. nc. nov !.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
moMDAY mDaMlssao MARCH, 8, 1898.

NesN8Vas.
S>iIE subscriber has removed his 7tcyiou Sore from
L J.nney's wharf to tina, spacious three story fire
proof BRICK warehouse AT tn. corner # King and st
Asaph streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he offers By the p'eee ar package oniy,
and 81 point blmkets, "a to 1874 rose do
Drab and olive cords, fancy prints
Blndano hdkfs, black silk 10 crimson morecns
Black, brown and MKT broa,' cloths
Ravens duck, checks and stripes
Book muslin. Dr.b cloths
Shad and herring tu'inc
casks Malaga wine
bDs bo,ting crab cider
10 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco shoes, men : leather do
Drab and black wool hats, upper leather, stoves
Tobacco oars, quantity of books, one piano
Secretary and book cases, chairs, one sideboald
Fender pen knives and many other articles.
All being consignment will be sold at lowest Ii.
ms at private SALE for cash, or usual credits.
GEO JOHNSON
George Johnson still retains counting room, &c.
Jannc,'s wharf, where IL will be found 1T all
cessary times for the transaction OF Commission bust
nes, feb
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
V\oriNa AmM0 Age cS

uN,r subscribers have opened al office " inc o'y
VS. Tau,h,ssee for the purchase and,si. OF
Innds in the Territory 81 F7ortao:
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
C,Nse, Sugar, etc.

CsHee, Sugar, etc.
.nnn Lbs coffee
4UsEDI5 bids sugar g c,,nrowaer. m.
rnrr;ai Young Tyson and iiy ION SKIN a..
Is or ca,kswlne, NJ Madeira c"'"s"''' ''A
Iaga and Port, for sale by o,rc,.s
~ have inst received few 'ushel' fresh up 'ou"''!
"''' '''' TIlfO7HI SEED.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
rlIAHl,ES BENNETT

rUARl ,ES BEN Ne
WAS imported by the ship virginia arrnca roo o5s;
and the Cambria at " York the following Ear CASH
- arc n(red for sale on the 'o' 'A
when are are, ~, Votes on the usual credit
""p Colts blankets, ;, 5! md 4pomt
.. rose do froms Ito l5'4
(" 54 and Ga flnshinSs ,,,oa,mixed
cloths and kerseymrres
c,.rs, and navy blue Ladies cloths ,.,s
common c'arro nn and supsrR"e double mil'ea dFa0'
Schohe'u rorrcst cloths; Swansdown and tohe-
nett vestngs s,.;r and passage car.
peting 49,. =; casks and bales
Shad and herring seine twine' III '"'N'
S Sn"s threads from No 10 to 80
so,mrn' pre-, Ss,on, expected daily he wi, reee"'
BY me Sn lrI Double Gloster CHEESE OF hrs ~ qua
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03
New FaN Go00s

New tall UooNS
rrcrlvED by the last arrivals from New', c",s
la further supply of d packages seI:onapr GER,
.,.o = case of beautiful Leghorn Bolivar '''''' 'e'!
fine, ana most fashionable style he
ny 80 , road wool hats viii be sold enc p, ny
" "'~e" JAMES & WILLIAM SCOTT.
South. west corner of King far'ax-''ree'S'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-03

Tackarel, Rum, &C.
=, NILS No 1 and fall mackarei
~ 20 tierces \. f. rum
hhds Jamaica do :, o,1
2 ripes old London brandy years OIL"
do do weispS sin
o,rts soft she'll almonds. Just received anu
SACKS SUN LINES IRItIN.
for sale by ,nr
90 hhds whskey
10 bbls do ..,,.od
10 kegs Leipcr's snuff
A chests Gunpnwdertea
3 cases foolscap and letter paper
boxes pipes loocz
80 boxes soap ------C.S-
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

quantity mpoted, AMI slppos'hs |" 10 oe o''rl"i''
ed - millions only, (or under any increase o.
duties, Jamaica spirits and french orah"Y, oc''h
regarded as Inquiries, would continue 10 DC import
eds and its place be supplied by an equal quantity
of domestic spirits the grain coosuineo al .he rave
Of one bushel to two and hall gallons OF spfu,
(which il Is said one bushel OF rye yieids) wo"'u
amount to 100000 oil bushels ms addilinna'
consumption of grain per annum, in the ds'lile''es'
would be an aid 10 agriculture which would be SEN
s5ly felt. But to fostering in any way, an article
80 noxious, the moral sentiments and feelings OF
MANY of our citizens are strongly opposed "
shouId be recollected, however, that although the
;ntempera,e use of ardent spirits be evil TO be
greatly deplored, and even the temperate use Of
them should be discouraged as much as possible,
vet as il is morally certain that they Will continue 10
be used both temporarily and ntempera' ely' NJ
more expedient that the quantity consumed, should
be distilled in the country, from s grain and trult,
than be supplied by foreign disation. The only
efficient corrective OF the evil that can be reso'ed
to, it is believed, would be The cultivation OF The
vine. Were it extensively cultivated and vines
manufactured, they would De drunk by most people
in preference to ardent Spirits and would there can
be little doubt, in great measure do away the use
OF them. The consequences 10 moral point OF
view, would be OF the most beneficial character 10
the country. Relieved Of the habits of lntempe
rance, we sho0lu no ioneer, as ha'ion. he WINS
the stigma occasoned by such habits, nor would
society be afflicted with the evils engendered by
them. In France, spain, Portugal and other wine
countries drunkenness is said to be vice oil little
prevalence. The reason is, the people in those
counties drink wines, aud not brandy other sp
rituous liquors
There is scarcely State il the Union, the soil
and cmat, of which nte no, propitous TO the
growth and propagation Of the vine. and in which
RS cultivation may not be extensively and advan-
tag ously introduced The vineyard and vintage,
by attracting large par, of the labor now employ
ed IN the production oil grain, would. beside giving
an increased value TO The quantity grown, furnish
new staple. tina, would bring vastly greater gains 10
the aericulturst, than the distlalon OF ardent
spirits and the advantage, heightened as il would
be by lis moral effects society, could not be tot
highly priced by wise aud paternal Government.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

II is not matter OF surprise flat the admins
traton ticket at our election last October, succeed
ed, when all the circumstances are properly con-
sidcre,l Previously 10 the last Presidential eloc
ton, the inhabitants OF Sussex were almost eycm.
svelv divided between Mr.. Crawford and Mr.
Acknowledgement jackson had no partzans there
at that period. The Adams. or arstocratic party
being then organized, and its members being mos.
jealous in their exertons to increase it, were. un
on every occasion, both in season and out of sea
son. lauding their chief; and at the same tim,
disappearing tic man who has filled the mea
sure OF his countly's glory when he had no orr
to defend him5 when those opposed to Adam,
were still hoping that Mr. Craw ford would acai,
be presented TO the people for their suOiages Til,
state Of things existed until withina few weeks q
the election, until there was not time TO create
praty in favor Of the Peoples Candidate, and re-
futc the ISLANDERS and remove the preJudiccs which
had been so lndustriously and 50 nsidiousy cirtu.
lated. Since then, reflection has assumed her EN-
pire, and reaction is taking place: the ISLANDERS
are recoilng upon their authors; the prejuticcs
arc dissiratlng before ,he light Of truth--and We
behold lhaanx Of worthless. composed Of men Il
both the old parties. flockns 10 the standard Of Tie
people, with an ardor aud di,intcrcsted dc, otioh
that lnsur.s sacccss 10 the cause.
a Jackson party i now formed, in opposition
to the afstocracy; i i diilushs light around ia
steady, noselc-s marrh. Those that have beer
mialed, see their error; the wa,c,ing arr confirmed
and all things con,pi-c to show that Jackson is IT,
man Of the people, and that the aistoclaey nus.
cease to rule.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

toMMUNIcATtor.

apprehend Mr.. Editor. you are TOO nasty in as
elibing misrepresentation TO the opponents Of Gov
ernor Polk any thing like farnes, or consistency
70 his friends, in The distribution OF Militia appoint
meats. II is rather suspicious, thai Commission
issued on 18th Of December should not have neeL
forwarded, but placed in the hands oil gentleman
Of Dover, at that time. to sead' why did not the
Secretary send- y "The Executive supposed i. was
done" torsooth he iouhd out his mistake in a
most happy moment-quite opporlune One word;
iflhe necessity existed Of com mssioaing Capt w.
why was not Cap, Nandegr!is Major Of HORSE, in
stead Of Major Madam.
Itlont ts!iere Il uord Of il.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

IGrch IF '1srcbrescflton ~ WIN be remembered r
llnns, not long snce published, with ayidy, s,orv,
,erly unoundcd OF Cadet at Mount Airy, arar PlNt
pins, shooting country gI-urning il, with great sdru
ness, INTO an eleconeeiing trick under the taking title
(" Military Regime For this he was severely rcbukri
by Mr. Walsh, Who predicted that the fahchood you
answer its purpose, before it could be overaken BY II;
retutaion. The fact has proved TO be; for IN III,
Masonic Mirror Of Dos or, Of he 70 inst. the tou
ing article
" hajar6E, The phi'altIrbis Democratic prs-e ra'
the following account o disrrscotl transactions wtCb
occurred al Of the Schools the interior ut pcnnl
wanna, We know net whIc mos' 10 condemn, The ,oGl
VILLAIN WIN committed the crime, or tbs prect pors VIZ
presunptnonsiy taught i'm ID do Every PARISH sc@
house IN the country far tn be converted Hf
nn6d,g academy, and eve'y pumpkincadcd boy, trsr
formed into soldier. AID SLOWED 10 cht q dow the
zens by way Of practice. Bet wond lhrs practice IN o.
who encourage hm they might probably be OF more 60
vice 20 the county,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29
From the .N1w Fork enquirer.

P3NNsYLvANIA.--Th editors OF the National
Intclligencer announce that The news from Harris
bureh is OF the most cheering nature" TO the
prospects Of Mr.. Adams. That cheering ma :
ture" slludes to an administration contention a'ely
held al that place, al which Adam, electors were
nominated, and Mr.. Rush recommended as Vice
President DO the Editors OF the Inelheenccr
belie7e that Mr.. Adams has the most cheering
prospects in that State ? No, word of il, Penn
sylvana has long been given up by the Administra
lion as total loss. One OF the most naueotIa
Adams men in that convention, told u.s. not Tour
months ago, that Gen Jackson might receive so,
900 majority over MIR. Adams in Pennsylvania !;
but ne irlt convinced that his majority would no,
exceed that amount. There is nothing but cold
and dreary prospects sill round fer the editors Of
the Intelligenccr; they feel it-lhey know it-,hey
regret t--but it is too late. These chickering's of
dying taper in one State, are 10 keep alive The
gllmmerng hopes of the Administration in another
Every attempt on Pennsy lvanic has failed. Their
great political manufacturing convention wps sue
ceeded by an election which returned Two thitds
Jackson men to the State Legislature New York
was claimed boldly Tor Adams, yet two thirds oil
the members elect were for Jackson. Roth Houses
OF Congess were loudly proclaimed to have an Ad
minisrstion msjory both houses finally we're as
ce:tained to be IN the opposition. Delaware was
beyond doub. Cor Adams still they elected Jack
journed because the fight was SO fierce, aud the
vote SO close, that they could nnt ohoos, speaker
II Maryland they claim bright sign" vet they
e certain 10 lose out oil II votes in that State
But it is necessary to keep alive their hopes, and
cheer themselves with prospects in Virginia and
North Carolina, and when those states shall have
given a decided proof of attachment TO Andrew
Jackson, they will fly to some other quarter and
we shall hear from The In,eigencer that Mr.. Adams
has the most Cheering prospects; and no, until
the man of the people takes the oath to supper,
the Constitution, will the editors Of that paper be-
lieve that their friend, Mr.. Adams has lost all
those "cheering" signs. The question Of he
ae.rt Presidency IS settled The people will. with.
out much effort, make the change they have deei
ded upon, and restore sound pure, and republican
Administration to the National Government.
uO:Os>
Catnmito1s EreM-A house in Ithaca, y, Y
occupied by MIR. John yelling. was burned dpwn
on the Eth inst and three of his children persisted
IN the flames, and fourth so badly burned that i,
! expired the next morning. The parents were alb
sent on visit, leaving their house, as we under.
stand, fastened up. On their return their attention
was attracted by the light of their own dwelling in
iames- the father rushed forward, ete,ed his
i dwelling through window, but was able 10 rescue
but one oil his children alive to tell OF the hear,
Y rerdng cries ot the remainder, ard then expire.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

" The Deia.tare Farmer We commence TO-DAY \.
publication OF series of essays under this signature an,
call the attention Of orr readers to the first number
This being read il will recommend those that are ia m
low that shall have occasion in future TO solicit
tention to them.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

We notice in The last Journal, some remarks 4.
atye to difference Of opinion between US and the
Editor OF the Gazette, in relation 10 cerain com
mission Cor Major Of Cavalry, which has been tht
subject OF considerable conversation. We do nc.
ieel ourselves under any obligations Tor The " faint
praise which has been bestowed for our hbrrslIgs
We do not profess TO possess more of il than is pro
per, nor do we believe thui the Editor oil the Ga
zrte possesses less. II we have differed III opin9E
upon this subject ii has been we have no doubt, sH
honest difference; and may have arisen from our
possessing more in'ot nation upon some points re
laung to it than he, aud ess upon some others =
He Is candid enough, we believe, TO admit ~ al
vor Of our opponents, oil to which lie consids'
them Justly entitled; ard im enoughto meet then
when decision and ba!dness are necessary. Acco
ding to the dictates Of cur Judgment, we shall tr
deayor TO pursue fair course, whether our kind op
pcncnis praise family or blame severely.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

We should lie rcniss if we lid not give vent
tile liow Of feeling which our late yisi, to The son'
EN- part Of this State has created. Tie frank r
cepton and co,dal hospitality which was bsscu.
upon us produces strong wish TO re,procate %
iavori aud we arc determined tina, no opporrf'
to do 80, o! which We Can avail oursgF, shall be-
milted.
The H.: Ct Subscribers which we have all ady Z
ceiyed end the brI;'sn, ptcspec. Of ha,irg ttsl Il
so largely increased. dem DIS as il shall reee'
our untTing e~ellions 10 deserve the pa'ronar.
hope Tor. Il IS however, su'.jrlt Of rse'ei' -
about fifty Of tie SITS rltcfs 10 ,hs y y a's"n f
who adsocs.s Ire r election Of NJ. ,sisli.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-01-29

iroNn Indignantly tlr first dlwnng of attempt 70
one lotioh VI ''c Union nom another WARRINGTON
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18
For Sale at I'm. II. Ftswhyisona's
BOOK STORE
no l3--tf

M PEcrA crEs in gold silver and steel frames; Spv
a. giasses' microscopes, Thermometers, ComIrasses,
halheinatical Instruments Globes;
rem ana Pocket Knives, in great variety; Sword
ana other Canes; gold, silver and steel PENS ever
Snuff Boxes 'N p'"'''
500 rcams of Fools-cup, Letter md other Writinr
papers from q to dollars per rcam and all kinds Of
Stationary; IVA W
Elegant Spanish Guitars, VOL chosen and for their
quaiity, at low prices; Frcnch Italian and German
vioiiHs of superior and ordinary qualities; Flutes
Flageolets, Violin Bows and Strings, Guitar and P-
and Paper;
Blank Books of all descriptions suitable for ;ner
chants, and county court clerks, made of superior
materials, IN the best manner.
Greek: Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books; Bibles, Pcstancnts and Prayer Books; Psalm,
and Hymn Books for all denominations of Christmas.
N. Is. Orders from the country attended to pune
tually, and Books ruled and bound to any pattern.
Old Books rebound Spcctacles and Optical InsirlI-
ments repaired. NoyI1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18
UNION HOTEL

~ the BLENDERS IF The Legislature.
M RS. MARIA BOEANNAN takes thi, method
~ OF informing her friends and the public. and the
Members of the Legislature in particular that the
Union Hotel viii be kept under her management.
tend her bar bed snd table, attentive ostlers for
her stables, and promises for herself that neither
pains nor expense shall be wanting to render il uc-
ccptabe to it's former patrons and every rcspec, us
worthy OF public patronage any similar establish
mcnt in the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and parlours in the
rst style of ncatness and elegance she to
accommodate with or without their families, fifty or
sixty Members of the Legislature, with board upon
terms as reasonable and accommodating, us any SINH
lar establishment in the City.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-18
COOK Il RYAN

Indies q Gentlemen S-!'oot and Shoe manufacturers
6 HorrINuE at their old est ablishcd stand Opposite
~ the Eagle Hotel, where their former PATRONS and
the public in general, may depend upon having every
article III their line manufactured in the lutest fash
ions and of the best materials.
we keep constantly on hand, large supply of gcli-
uemens boots, shoes and pumps ladies' slippers and
waking shoes lasting seal skin and morocco gentle
mems stout plantation shoes and booees; brog1cs and
woinen's leather shoes, for servants.
a new and very comfortable fashion of ladies'
walking shoes, Just received from London.
Misses slippers and walking shoes; boys stout
shoes and dancing pumps; all of own manufactures
Gentiemen's water proof boots and shoes, an
article recommended preventive for colds and
doctors bills Our country friends may depend upon
our usual punc,uality
nov 10,