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Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14

Gieat p"uGpcs will be perrnsneny established BY 1c
result of this elections by epubcanism has renewed
her lease upon this continents in all the beauty OF her pri-
myc simplicity. she may walk abroad in the land am,
call ii her permanent home. She has wept Of latter time
to see the uroads asocracy making her last her
sons and is filed with joy them bow at her shrine
The intruder aspcracy is banshed from her shores and
she bebods tie people triumphant their will The soyerer,,
power their virtue and intelligence the best secry for
the durability of the government and the bess ngs
qnent upon it
We will look forward to the time when the new admin
istraon will come into power with delight then We
shall cabinet formed ofhe bestmen Without bargain
the patronage the government dispensed for the benefit
Of the people, not for the reward Of pa,tizan FILL
ed by OF integrity and the whole machine OF govern.
ment moving with regularity and energy Every in
teres viii be attended 10, all wrongs reressrd, and every
one enjoying in security that which is his own.
On Monday last the Leg saule Of this state assembled
at Dover, aud opened The houses by the appoint ment
{ rRESIEY SPRUANCE, Es1. Etedler eff The Senate
and Charles .'farm, Esq. Clerk, VIM w Morris. ESQ
Speaker OF the House Of Representatives, and William
.lnfng'on, Esq, Clerk After which lie wo houses went
nto Joint meeting and elected ny ballot
JAMES CANDY Esq.
Dr. JOHN ADAMS, aud
DAVID HAZARD,
Electors Of President ard ccesicnf, for The of
Delaware These Will be three SOLID votes for Mr. Adams
br' they wont do. We sugges, to 'he electors that their
votes will he thrown unless vcn Jackson whether
they had not better swell lie CID Iirros nunbe by the sd-
tit.on Of MfSe
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14

ties, 1898; leaving nett gain 10 The Jackson cause.
OF 1919 votes, from the election for Governor, on
the 18th ultimO
FURTHER RETURNS.
by last nights mail our advces are, that Logan
county has given $50 maj. for Adams; Franklin
county about $50 for Adams; Muskingu,p county
So for Adams; and Knox county $50 for jackson;
which gives to the jackson cause, in these four
couhties, a nett gain Of more than six hundred
votes, from the Governors election on the 18th
nit. The whole net gain to the Jackson cause, in
the eleven counties heard from, exceeds t,centy
Ers hundred cotss.
This is good news. But make way for old Ken
tucky-the votes of Kentucky. Give three cheers
to old Kentucky.
Another letter from Mr.. Kendall, dated at
Franafort, November Sd saws: cat the close Of
the polls at dinner, the vote stood thus in Frank lin
county: jackson ticket A67
Adams ticket 246
.---
Jacksons majority, al
Our majority for Barry was 23 at Tic close Of
tie eiecto
Another letter from Lexington, of Sd November
says:
Harrington .Nov. Sd. 1928.
Dear Sir At the close OF the Polls at thu place,
the vote was for Jackson G29, Adams 5i7 The
evening closed with heavy shower of rain, nothing
known from the two precincts since II. Nj
The vote OF this county may be considered doubt
futile majority will be small, and most likely
for Jackson. Kentucky may longer be consid
cred doubtful State the dispotion manifested to-
dag. as far as known, the most conclusive proof
Of the of the Jackson ticket in this State.
correspondent frog, Lancaster, Ohiu, says, in
the conclusion Of bis letter, "I en- advised from
Cambell County, Kentucky, on tbs evening ofthe
Sd, that there Jackson had run tao votes to Adams
one.'
And the Cincinnati Republican Of the Alb, says ::
Kentucky Election. Yesterday the Escticn for
Electors Of President and Vice President corpmen-
ced in Kentucky. At the kswport precinct Camp
bell county. we learn that the Vote stood last night
272 for Jackson, and "a for Adams. At the cleo
ton for Governor, in August last, that precinct
gave only 90 majority for Barry, and ioS majority
in The whole county. II is row probable the conn
ty Will give more than GOO majority for JACK son.
These results viii, We believe, be followed Up by
most triumphant majoriiles in every other part
of the State where large major,ies where not Civ
to s,etcalte, and we prepared 70 hear that the
Jackson ticket has prevailed by more than 5000.
rhc following vas endorsed on the margin Of The
Republican Advocate published at Wooster Ono ;
- "a
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14

From the Ecsning Post.
New PoLITIcAL ERA.--The facts which
daily transpire. from different parts Of the union,
are sufficient to satisfy every rejecting and ration
al man, thar Gen Jackson holds an exalted place
in the affections and confidence of his cnuntrymen.
ard that he will be called to the helm of state by
powerful ma ority. 10 express a doubt on this
head at The present time. would be showing de
gree OF skepticlsm unworthy Of serious rctutation
That he possesses all the important requisites lo
the elevated station, is not only believed by his
friends, but admitted by nsmerous portion Of his
more candid adversaries His experience. derived
from successive civil appointments for series Of
years, will be safe guide IN his fsture conduct
and the rreproachabls manner in which he dls-
charged the various duties appertaining to these
various Offices. is the strongest testimonial of his
htnnss for the highest which the people can confe
Among the numberess foal ISLANDERS heape.I
upon this lnstrions patriot by the prsaisate min
IONS OF party, they have been Somewhat restrained
in their charges, (knowins their utter aisehood,)
of wsnt Of capacity, or fidelity, Intelligence,
or rronptncss, o. temperance, or a cundescera'ns
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
Robertson 4 Little,
The blenders Of the apprentices Ii
brary Company,
No. 2s. Market Street, Wllmlngton

Are hereby notifed that Stated Nesting will
be held at the Town Hall On Saturday evening
next at halt past .. clock.
nor. 18th. IN. Harksr Ass.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14

The jackson majority in this city
The adams majority in Annapolis CT
and Anne Arandel County,
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14

HAkYIt MD The AI1sIaNy d,H'ict Of t's state ha
gone fl" Jacksongivng Nv" votes which, add To ht
\ former ihrr., make fve IN Wand It is presumabt
that the most ssngnae Adams in the country vii
a now give ur die cn,..est.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
DELAWARE PATRIOT.

"FuaN Indignantly the awning lnpt aienat
'ne portion Of the Union from aNoler.' WASHINGTON.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
TIE ELECTORIaL ELECTION.

FROM THE BALTIcoRE REPUBLICAN.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
Gloan;s District,

OHIO PRESIDENTIAL. ELECTION.
Returns from AZ Counties, give General Jackson
jority of l;57l votes.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
Total s561
Total 0t91
oO6l
kson's mai, $50

J > h
BY this ycn will perceive, that we have been
able to cancel the Reserve vote, without touching
strong hold in the South part of the State, Iia
milton county excepted. In Davenport's district,
there is report that we have a majority Of 700,
SC. The administration men here give il up. since
they perceive the majorites jackson has received
over his fend Campbell. When the Western
mail of this evening is opened, may give you
some further intelligence.
When to this we add the news received through
the Cincinnati Republican of the 9Th, doubt yields
to certainty. That paper says
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION.
Abstract of votes given in OHIO, for Electors Of
President and Vice President, October 81, 1928,
so far as the returns have been received at this Of
fcc and also the votes given for Governor, at the
election on the I4h ult.
Delaware patriot & American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1828, 1828-11-14
From ths Eraninm Posl

Jackson majority in the District,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31

!, sice OF Flour IN Baltimore on Saturday
IRON stores, SIS O64a5 l2s.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31
cpNsuMPTloNS, COUGHS, Sc.
nUfLEk's VEGETABLE INDIAN SpE

II ufLEk's VEGETABLE INDIAN spE
- CiFIC, for the cure Of cold, consump-
t,on. splitting of blood. asthmas, and all disor-
ders OF the breast and lungs. The Vegetable
indian Specific has stood the test Of experiences.
and proved itself the most valuable remedy
ever discovered Tor the cure Of Asthms, aud
all diseases Of the breast aud lungs. leading to.
consumption. The following certificate iast
received from highly respectable gentleman
viii show its yaluc:---
]. samuel Moore, do hereby certify. that
Tor upwards OF year was severely sfl
with pain in my breast, accompanied With :
very bad cough and shorlness Of breath and q.
very indication Tn the opinion o. phys;cianl
OF approaching consumption. Afier passing
through course Of medicine. and finding no
relief, was induced TO make trial Of Buffers
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use of ons
and half bottle, completely restored NE 20
health. and ihsye remained 50 ever since. be-
ing upwards Of a year.
The celebrated DR.. Cullen has taught Us that
Sour Frat attention should be employed in
watching the approach OF the disease aud pre-
venting Us proceeding 10 an incurable state:
and in persons of csnsump,ive habits. sspe-
c'ally those born OF consumptiye parents, tie
slightest symptoms OF an approaching con-
sumption vt The consumptve period Of HE
ookHt SAfciuuy W - aucnued 10,
The specific is obtaioed by extraction f-ogn
herbs, roots, flowers, plants. &c. when In csr.
lection. 10 consequence OF happy comhiaa..
ton OF the mosr valuable herbs, &c. il becomes
balsam OF superior value. Il heals the ,uj,,r.
ed parts, opens the pores and ccmposcs the
disturbed nerves, after the manner of In suno.
dyre; consequently the obstruction Of tie
cnest and the lungs which constitute the q, ~ 80
particularly need It's use II promotes exneo
toraiion, which - SO constantly called for AID
whist II cIesnses and heaIs, il also gives strength
TO the tender lungs In this manner II ren.eyts
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gssss
strength to the nerves, repairs the appef,4s
and improves the spirits THIS specific nav
always be given IN ssfety--is is mild. pleasant
10 the taste, and found particularly useful IN Av-
pochandficai. nervous and hyslercsi Diseases.
Each bin Of directions Contains = detailed .c-
count OF this disease in all It's different stages.
and will be accompanied with the signature Of
the Proprietor in red ink. II is offered for sale
by JAMES THOMSON.
Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31
JOHN n. ORNDORFF,

No. 272 Markets. ees-.B-aLTLN0RE,
Has in Store for sale,
$500 bush Liverpool G A. SALT
$50 do. do. Fine do.
125 sacks do large size.
$50 tons PLASTER, lss qaality,
1000 lbs. Western Feathers, do
New Eng RUM--Peach Brandy.
Sugar house and w. /. MoLAssEs.
Coffee, Fish, Oil, Tar, &c. &c.
urHe also bsgs leave 70 inform his friends,
.tfiaers, Dssslie's and FORMERS, thai he will az
oil i'nes, purchase TOR CASH, at the fair mar
ket prices. FLOUR, WH1SKEY. asd ali other
Country Produce that may offex; or sell ON
commission, and make liberal advances, to al
those who would prefer having thsir business.
done in that gay.
December 20--6v.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31
GBrrYsBuRe. penny Jan. l6.

GBrTysBuRe penn Jan. l6.
A stranger, apparently abou. IS
years Of age, of genteel appearance.
came to Mrs. WinroIs's Inn, in this
town, on Monday morning last, Sc com.
planning of indispostion was shown
to room-where he remained do
ring the day-and, it is supposed,
took quantity Of opium, as some of the
article was found in his pocket. He
was dis overed in an insensible state
in the evening; and every means were
used to relieve him, in vain--he died
10 few hours. There was nothing
about him to lead TO a discovery OF his
name, or whence he came. He had
stated he had traded to New Orleans.
In his hat were some paintings, and 10
his pocket book were written these
lines:-
Let me live aud let me die,
Aud never a stone tell where lie.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31

On Saturday morning last, at his RESIDENCE
on Mill Greek, fter a few hours illness. NirE
IAMHs c. DUNBAR. in the 18th GEAR of
his age
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31
BAKER TAPSCOTT, &Co.
ne lately recsspsd an al d.fiouoi suhhip ar
GOODS.

bought last month. very cheap, many articles
much lower than they could be had in the early
part OF the season. Their stock IL now large
consisting in part Of the following articles. II
well selected, via:
Cloths and CASHIERS, well assorted.
Cssinetts, Fisnnes and Balscs,
Rose and point Blankets,
Calicos and Ginghams, new and haadsoma
style,
silks, Grapes and Bombsznes.
Menno long and sqarc SHAWLS--bisck.
Waite, Scarlet, Crimson and Green.
Long white Cashmere Shswls,
Merino, Silk and Cause handksschisfs.
Irish Linens and Lawns
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31
WANTED,
In he fswa sf aO'nney, Hampshire county, Va.
WILL EprrEb
COUNTRY MEWsPAPnR

"A NY gentleman OF temperate habits, good
n talents, and moderate in his poli,icsl feel.
Jugs, may Hnd employment add a handsome
support BY attending TO this notice.
Printers generally are requested to insert the
above komney, ian. 81, 1929.
QTfhe editor efthe Winchester Republican.
~ the county adjoining Hampshire, can furaish
a very good SET Of printing materials 10 per.
son wishing 10 es,sblish.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31
Nome=ataOe Ttueaa.

And other Strong, brown Linens.
fresh supply of GROCERIES,
sperm. Fisa and Flsxseed Oil,
Medicines, Paints and Dye Stuff.
Fresh Hops FIRST sort.
Cut and Wrought Nails.
Madeirs, Port, Lisbon Sherry and Teneriffe
Wines Sugar House, New Orleans and West
inaia Mo'asses together with great ysrie-
ty of other articles, all of which shev ssss,re
their friends and the public they are desssmioed
Tin good esrnestl TO sell of cheap, uerv cAso1b,
indeed. b. TApgCoTT = r.
shspherdstown, Jan. 3, 1929
n b. We still base on hand quantity Of
seasoned Pine Plank, from I inch to 2 inehsn
snick Also pine Plastering Lashes.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31

"a hours; thus adding another victim,
sacrificed at the shrine Contemporaries,
and atfording another warning to those
who are addicted to similar habits. -
Worcester Spy.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31
.MARRTED.

AZ Wheeling, on Thursday last. Mrs AN.
UEL CHAPLlNE, to Miss ISABELLA ..
GRAHAM, both Of that place.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31

Late riots in Paris, says the Gazette
de France, have been rather of Sc
rious description, some 90 persons losi
their lives
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31

Another Warning.-We are in.
formed by correspondents in South
borough, that on the 7lb ult DR.. B
OF The town, received letter, which
the followingis a copy
SIR consign my remains to be
dissected at discretion at the Medical
College.
Cause edium Vita, or certain
cure for intempsranss has induced
me to efectit. No obsequies is asked
in The Pima grove near Mr.. E Flagg's,
i shall be found. .
The signature we purposely omit.
On examination, the body Was indeed
found in the place pointed out II ap
peared in evidence, that he drank o
bout quart and half q pint Of rum al
once, which produced insensibil,y
lappoplexy, followed by death in about
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-01-31

Noah's Ark This was The Iarges
vessel ever ahoat--length, SAT feet
breadth, 81 do.-height, 54s do--ton
mage, 1902
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
10 me EiiIors ofnt Pjrviain.

f" ~ fFiffbfA " ~ IFtINfHNs
GfniisHlei PORN I me. through the medium
nj ypnt u.eiul paper. To cal Tie ~ lrutinu of the
proper authority 10 q subject OF deep ,nie,rst
- the propir Of Lynchb1g, While, with Il
sRitit, fful' mnendable. TN Common Cnunz
ri have appropriated $1,000 10 The meats Of
pro eci'ps hselust ffe, on town is suffered by
a practice b%"cbntug eyery day more frequent.
In bf subjected 10 The nosf intminent da gar
from hat d"st ucilte eIement. ABOUT QUO" "a
tn course ui u week, = nahbrr of hoys. 10 I
elevated %stuntlan Ia the enyitons Of The TOWN
HuI set of 4 bnlioa constructed Of uuurr. hy
mrans ~ huft'uR spirit. The balloons usually
pass ovet nOo-rs STUDIED Ia h. lower uatt o.
the Town, dropping With e.efy mot on I portion
oi The epiiis ~ = slate of llt,re and uoi ntffs
qnrnils ! h. fire ia the air, wprn they descend
IN llatnes upon whatever happens To br heIos
them Now. viii venture 10 assert, that. II - q
oil ,nem si 'uid CONF IN contact With - hnnst
cl,at gid as it II with spirits Of VINE Aci,niio
ot snnr mli,mmahleh body thelnttnd power asd
skill OF Lyucnhnrg wonld MOI suffice TO pte,Ha
is II slrucI %. hive aeen Two OF them drsctt1d
IN n populous partot the town, and IN M oeea4
sion = rat eNcIiion was necessary TO extinea ,sa
the II when was com nuulcaipd toH ghideu
irnce. ! cantut. Ton II mo iirni, believe thai Inc
power % prevent ihs dangerous practice is
waning, and I must respectfully ask the aiien-
t1iph ol the civil authority To ~.
CITIZEN.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

LnY virira Of a lrnsr deed, exceeded l. 'ne
y by Charles Garter, OF The comfy c, 'its,
yIvan,a, bea, ng datr October, 1879. tor pnrpo-
,e. therein mentioned. | shall, 0n the 21ih Of
the present mouth, proceed 10 sell, for ca,h, 10
t,o hig hest builder, before The door Of X q.
TorpkinS, III the town Of Lynchbulg (, the sad
Charles CArler's undivided interest, as conveyed
10 ne in thu before named deed, ia a certain lot
or narcel OF iand, containing 81 acres, more OF
less, lying in the county Of tlenrico. near 'he
CITY Of Rlchntnd. beng the same recovered OF
}. b. Haryir, by the heirs Of the late Edward
Carter. Such rtiie rs Is vested ia INC, as trustee,
W III be conveyed, and no other.
IHENRY BROWN. jr. Trustee.
The sale will be conducted by Il. q. Ihohp-
Lins
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

A~TOTTCE.- lns ssbssrj5er SUI continues %
e sell tobacco und other prodscs on roslHs;s
sion. lie mdt aiso ship produce Of an kid far Il
lerv n.oderefe compensation. heepi3G u regular
eorresponience wilh he best mercantile houses ~
Ricbnond, from lrhtcb he r%eoeioes NE earliest ell5
mol at;hsaiic commercial intelligence from En-
rome nld eisei0here he WiH be enabled 10 transact
j,,st,isss nj all times. p.t a thorough kroHiedgf
ofth. foreign as wetl Us domestic maf4tls.
A HATCHER.
NJ q Haring been appointed Ch1acCry Com
missioner. ! am prepared ri nil times to taE'
| depositions aaq Where IN CanpbeU county, an
may g~enerafiy be found at my office, a teao door
st5se tho ErG,%tta hotst A, IL.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10

TIE PRESIDE VITAL ELECTION
The battle rs heen fought aud Won IN this
State. No man ever serlnuslv entertained or
IA their might. the result would he otherwise
than it has been. II is true. that calculations
have bcen made by SOME OF the friends Of ihr
administration, OF the possibility of car, ing The
Sntr, by the Iethargy Of our opponents IN The
middle counties. rom winch We are "a t hear
ING. aud where W knew they were almost unh'
pimous. We find we have Leen deceived In
this hope, Every where, the hctsoH spirit
stretched to its toll bent-fhe relative state Of
parties appears To have matte no difference.
Whether minoritrs, or about equally posed, 81
large majurIies, they rushed 10 The polls, las
Gen. Smythe, ofA,ythe. would say " sngly,
ana IN pairs We nave, too, been deceived N
ano her expectation We had indulgrd We bud
hoped. that the friends Of he ndmntstrat on, a.
ware of the activity aud untiriug zeal Of their
n Ike s~pmii-ihat, knowing the gtest aud vital
Interests winch were at stake. aud the lmpor'
IT,, ,....,, o. an &c.
h.., ,L.#..1
4 d.. ,a,.. VIM. -, ..o,....t.
biz imprdments presented themselves. Blu
look NJ the ldcts which navc come under nur own
.4..s ..,..,
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d, ,,I.I.# 1 tr.r.,, ,..,r ~, L.. Z
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49,.
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So
~" .,
But, why talk ot"hat mtghi ha6e been w
believe that no exerllons could have gained Ihf
vote Of tnr State for Mr.. Adams AL that W.
could nave Il me. wonll have becnb present IA
ther a larger m'oo'''y I'm" W. 'n''l' which W.
always have, and still do, deem " matter of in
mense importance. II II "''li have had "o
other good eliect. II would nave checked th'
gaIe tauniings ofour opppnenIS. Inc " Rich
mond Enqoifer9 has alfedn', " df'ance, uiie'
ed the lalsehood, that the Adams party were
drilled, aud would, IN n NM gn to the polls
though all the elements were IN cpmno ton
Add wheu the full retarns shall have been re
ceiyed, We may expect the Triumphant laugh
mingled with ,cof' aud siee's,'t to rug IN "n'
ears. Inc greater portion of jackson iead1il
p@arli-ans ia tins STATE beng apostatcs from lncli
political creed, (naylng abandoned Crawford I,
support Calhoun, whose unreient,ng aud IN
manly prosecutions Of the former, tended alike
to agsrsvate his disease and producr hi. de
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
BOON AUCTl IN.

CRUE subscriber will again commence his
- auction sales, on this evening. Al carly can.
die light, 1T his Book ani Stationary Store, a
large and valuable collection of books. lie
most earnestly invites those wishing to purchase
to embrace tbs favorable opportunity ol supply
ing themselves with books Al reduced prices, Ia
improve AID amrse them thiS "'n,cr. am de.
termrned to sell, aud ! therefore hope 'he people
viii attend. 1bt,4 VI IA N'phlii.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-11-10
WIZ SHOE SrDRE

sklllE subscribers have AIKEN the Store lately
Il occupied 10y Benjaplln /. Hunt. nearl, op-
posite the VligluiaO Dhife, Where he "A INV
openlne al extensive aud elegant assounfn ~ o.
Boots and shoes. 10 pair of Ladies p,nnella.
with ~ without heels. ~ 10 Of Ladies waking
shoes. $50 no OF l.adss' Sral skin walking
Shnes. 100 10 Ladies' Baoire., 100 10 Of com
mon lrhtnrr Shoes. loo do Nss $ Prnelln.
ii do ~ Misses Il tot"es, en- ntrd, 100 pan ii
cltldrenE Nproctn, ri %vatinns coioIs. lND Gen
i%leincns' nailrd Bopts. l00 do fnr Cnlf, 2nQ
pal, of We > Cali skin shoes, 30 lo BOYS
Bouts. 100 du Washington boys shoes. 3Dn o.
Nous coarse B,ogan, 300 do coarse negro
$ 1tes, 80 10 hnys, LOO par Of Grntlpmrns
slipprts, % do Mackaapns, 30 g,p.s otbthirng,
on DOZEN i"nInl skins, u ipz n rpug, fin he'd
Morocco Nkius, d dnxan Calf stun,, phii,lel.
phia tanned, Il iIzgh AVA apter Leather. 3
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