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Delaware journal., 1828-10-24

doning it, and Instead Of efecting our purpose by
this peaceful weapon we must fight it out Or break
the Union then recommendedto to my friends to yield
to the necessity of repeal of the embargo, and to
endeavor to supply its place by the best substitute
in which they could procure general concurrence.
cannot too often repeat that this statement is
not pretended to be in the very words which pass
ed that it only gives faithfully the impression re-
manning on my mind. The very words of con-
versaton are too transient and fugitive to be so
long retained in remembrance. But the substance
was TOO important t, be forgotten not only from
the revolution of measures it obliged me to adopt,
but also from the renewals of it in my memory on
the frequent occasions have had of doing justice to
MIR. Adams. by repeating this proof Of his fidelity
to his country and of his superiority all ordi-
nary considerations when the safety of that was
brought into question.
With this best exertion of waning memory which
| can command. accept assurances of my constant
and afectionate friendship and respect.
THOMAS JEFFERSON.
Norw-Exracts from confidential letter of Mr.. JeeT
son to W,n. b. Giles da'ed 26th of December, 1925, wi,
be found i'll the Richmond EnqGircr Of the 9TH, Sept 1897
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
MIR. CLAY. GEN. JACKSON 4 COL BURR.

The Jacksonites, not being able to vndicate their
idol from the charge of being concerned in the trea-
sonable practices Of Burr, have attempted to draw
the public attention from him by prclcrring charge
OF il like nature against Mr.. Clay. The following
letter from Mr.. Clay will set that matter right
can General Jackson give as satisfactory an expla-
nation of his conduct
From the National Inieiigencer.
Copy Of a letter from Mr. Clay to his friend Dr..
PindaH, Of kentucky.
WAsnINGToN, 18th Oct. 1998
lty Dear Doctor observe that some of the
Jackson party in Kentu cky, for the purpose of with
drawing public attention from the alleged connection
between Gen. jackson and Col. Burr have gotten
up charge against me Of participation in the
schemes of the latter. have not myself thought
it necessary to notice this new and groundess accu-
saon. but. prompted by the opinions Of some of my
friends, and actuated, also, by the desire to vnd
cate the memory of an inestimable but departed
friend who fell in the military service ohis country,
communicate the following statement, which you
. are at liberty to publish.
Public prosecutions were commenced in the Fede-
raj Court of Kentucky, against Col. Burr, in the
Fall Of S06. lie applied to me, and engaged as
his Counsel in conjunction with the late Col, John
Allen to defend him. The prosecutions were con.
= Quoted by the late Col Joseph Hamilton Daviess, a
man OF genius, but Of strong prejndices. who was
. such an admrer of Col Hamilton, that. after he had
attained full age he (Col. d. adopted part of his
y name as his own. But Col. Allen and myself be
eved that there was no ground for the prosecutions
d and that Colonel Daviess was chiefly moved to in
stitute them by his admiration of Colonel Hamilton
d and his hatred to Col. Burr. Such was our conyc
y tion of the innocence of the accused that, when b
sent US considerable fee, we resolved to declin
e. accepting it, and accordingly returned it, We SAT-
r. to each other, Colonel Burr has been an eminen
n member of the profession, has been Attorney Gene
raj of the State of New York, is prosecuted witt
y out cause, in distant State. and we ought not
IN regard him in the light of an ordinary culprit Th
first prosecution entirely failed. A second wa
lc- shortly afterwards instituted Between the two
lte was appointed Senator of the Urited States.
I'LL consequence Of that relation to the General Cover
he ment. Colonel Burr, who still wished me to appe
ost him, addressed the note to me of which cor
he is herewith transmitted. accordingly again a
on. peared for him, with Colonel Allen and when Il
be Grand Jury returned the bill of Indictment $ n
nit true" scene was presented in the Court Roo
vas which had never before witnessed in Kentuck
de There were shouts Of applause from an audene
A not one of whom, am persuaded, would have he
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
II. CLAY.
DR.. r. PlNDALL.

Frankfort, Dec. 1st, 1906.
Sc Sir | have no design, nor have taken any
measure to promote dissolution of the Union or
separation of any one or more States from the re-
sldue. have neither published line on this sub
ject, nor has any one through my agency. with
my knowledge. | have no design to intermeddle
with the Government, or to disturb the tranquility
of the United States its territories, any part of
them. have neither issued. nor signed, nor prom
ised commission to any person. for any purpose.
| do not own musket nor bayonct, nor any single
article Of military stores, nor does any person for
me, by my authority, or with my knowledge
g My views have been fully explained to, and
approved by several Of the principal officers of Gov
ernment and | believe are well understood by the
Administration, and seen by it with compacency.
They are such as every man of honor aud every
good citizen must approve.
:. Considering the high station you now fill in our
National Councils. have though these explanations
proper, as well to counteract the chmerica tales
which mae,oent persons have so ndustrlously cir
culated, to satisfy you that you have not espoused
the cause Of "A man in any way unfrendly to the
laws the Government, the interests othis country.
Respectfully, your obedient servant
ga. BURR.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
From the National hteligencer.

The publication OF letter from Mr.. Jefferson to
MIR. Giles, dated the 25th OF December, 1926,
concerning communication made by Mr.. Adams
TO Mr.. jefferson, in relation to the embargo o
1907, renders necessary the following statement
which we are authorized by MI. .Adams to make
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
POLITICAL.
Mr.. JEFFERSON AND MR.. ADAMS.

Correspondence bei,ceen the Hon A. Stuart, Of
Stanton, and Thomas jefferson Randolph, Er-
scutor Of Thomas jefferson decd
Charlottesville, Oct. II, 1928.
DEAR Sin /: | am advised that among the papers
in your possessions, there is letter written BY your
grandfather, vindlcatag Mr.. Adams's political
cnurse in the support which he gave to bis admins
traon, and the reasons which entitled him to so
large share of his confidence. 1t is important
that their connexion should be explained and that
the history of this interesting period should be known
10 the People. 1t is important that it should now
be known. Your grandfather. if living would not
withhold his testimony in favor of any meritorious
public servant. particularly one who has been So
distinguished an aid, and so bright AIN ornament to
his administration. Candid men of all parties will
be grathed to receive testimony lr'hn so pure a
source. May then ask the favor of you to fur
nsh me with copy of the letter referred to- that
it may be laid before the People.
ain dear sir, very affectonately. yours, &c.
ARCHIBALD STUART.
TIL, j. RANDOLPH.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
i" The Hon. II. CLAY"
From the National Journal.

Governor Shelby and Gen. Jachs0n-In ihe re-
cent exposition of the transactions which took place
in the negotiation of the Chicka>aw treaty when
Gen. jackson and Governor Shelby acted as com
missoncrs, SEINE pretty hard imputaons were cast
upon the conduct of the General. The Nashville ,
Republican, in defence of the General. mahe refer
encc to secret journal" kept by somebody, and
extracted parts which reflected the character of
Governor Shelby proper senstiveness be-
coming a son when the memory of his father is as
sailed, James Shelby Immediately set about the
task of eliciting the facts from those individuals
who were present at the negotiation of the treaty
These persons are Col Butler. II. z. Currin, Esq.
and Mr.. James Jackson.-ln respectful manner,
Mr. Shelby addressed letter to General Jackson,
dated on the 18th of September last. to obtain from
him an expression of his willingness that those gen.
emcn should furnish their testimony, in order to
obvate any reluctance they might feel to commune
cate facts which they might regard as confidential
in their character-Would any high minded and
innocent man have hesitated to comply with this re-
quest !? No. Yet General Jackson, who wishes
the people to take it for granted that his thoughts
are all open day, and his actions conceal
ment. replies to the bearer of the communication,
that he should not ans7uerit but that after the eee-
tion, if an application was made to him, and he
sidered accessory he would ansWer" .afer the
r election Pretty well for man who has such an
entire contempt for management.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24

The copyright Of the Waverly Novels was
lately purchased at the sale of Constabe's proper
ty for E8.00o and new edition Of them is about
to be published with illustrations of eminent artists.
Lockhart has written life Of Cervantes, which
is soon to appear.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24
EpGEHILL, Oct. II, 1928.

DEAR SIR In compliance with your request,
send you copy of the letter, presume alluded to
in vour note of this morning. Conscious that to
suiftr any of the writings of my grandfather in my
possession to be made subservient to the use Of any
personal or political purpose, would be an unwor-
thy and improper abuse Of the trust reposed in me
/ have nevertheless deemed it entirely consistent
with its fai1hful discharge. to allow them to be used
as vndcatory testimony Of the character conduct
of any individual, where they would fairly admit Of
that construction. This believe to BIZ one of those
cases. The facts contained in this letter have long
been familiar to me, having often heard then with
great interest from my grandfather in conversation
with others on different occasions from the date oil
their occurrence to his DEATH | am aware that ibis
piece-meal publication Of his correspondence, man,
of his letters too seeing the light mutlae1 ant
detached from their cont 'xts would bear the ap
pearance of inconsistent and contradictory opinipn,
vet the evil has no corrective but in the full publ
cation of his manuscripts which viii ere long up
pear, when the public being in possession OF tn
whole, will be enabled to furm a just Judgment
Very aiiectona,ey yours,
TIL. JEFFERSON RANDOLPH.
Judge A. STUART.
Delaware journal., 1828-10-24

N0rw-Extracts from confidential letter of Mr.. JefeT
son to WIN. b. Giles daed 26th of Becenber 1926 VII,
be found the Richmond Enqoirer OF the 7th, Sept 1897
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

\ most singular Out well contested yi4TCH .aT DOM
nOfS, VIII be played 10y tine extraordinary hte CANARY
ltu) FAIRY, (who has already her skill at the gne
by beating some Of ito scientific players cy) and
ihc CANINE PHILOSOPHER DON CARLO. Two sets az
Dohnoes VIII be provided a they have an oppotu.
nifty of o. coog each others hand An umpire appointed
on the occasion Fairy coming from her cage carefully looks
OYER her domnoes, selects the right which She carries i'm her
ON ana deposits on glass pedestal some distance Off
hcT play being announced returns and plays
dSy Al the conclusion OF the MATCH she viii play any lady
Orstenan preentaiter which her learned antagonist the
Dog bon tao will io!0A her example 10y taking hand at
c1r or PLAYING Of donnoe with OF the company
HE DELtliC ORACLE, from tie great rooms Sprinr
aes Tondon, will amue tine company 10y singing and con-
vcrs TO 'he'n, answering que, tons proposed and by de-
c9ng the dresso and the persons o.;h1s poposin. them
II seems 10 possess the Argus and vet IS so dimnutiye
Also the TURKISH FEMALE ATOM ATOM JiGGLER
the So ri life which viii produce variety objects n, the
word 81 command and change them with the greatest facility
after the manner OF tie celebrated Rauo San.ec Indian
Jug-lef.
'.c unTiyalic BIRDS OF KNOWLEDGE. Gom India and
tine Canary Islands, Will nest del i comp,, pc. forming
uiost astonishing manner wh Cards Dornnocs Faures
NC. advancing and returning the VOID ofco~'~u".
~ B-lhe Bird beion, AM taught by tiecccbraied
TEACHER Of the "Grecian Dog Apollo"
Likewise, the amusing MAGICAL DANCI'G FIGURES
which, after being handed to the company will being placed
on 'he floor, commence dancing any VARYING tie step
stopping at command without visible of being set il!
notion obey are for sale with conditIons)
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
.ty Dyeing Establishment,
D. MDONAID
BIN, md lShoe .lInn,,cac.,...
CD,Pe" ~ l9Nt md .Ain;n Streets.

EUoi and Shoe .HGHUflct@Ter,
GE5o%p door below the Old Markot-IIousc, Rich
- lnonG, Ma. continues to make to order ladies'
geatlcmens and chIdrenS Shoes and Boots, which he
will warrant.
d. MDorold also has The pleasure Of ccquainting
ms friends and customers TINT h. has Just returned
from Philadelphia and Now York. and has brought
with him un extensive assortment of ladies', gentle.
mems misses boys d chlldren's BOOTS q SHOE
made by tho best workmon in ihosc cities. Leather
and Sho,7qbcS Findings for sale at northern prices
Shoes for y'T1ffiOn hqnSlg, of hs own manufacture
the matcrola and workmanship of Which he believes
c7rnot h. surpassed in the State. Nov II
EATD. GOWN N las received, o ID now offers, a well
selected and general assortment ladies' and Gentlemen
gold anu silver patent lever and verge Watches eight day and
mantle Clocks and imCpcccs diamond pearl paste, JET
and fancy J"wrlry silver, plated, end Britannia Ware
cvcipom calendar and other Pencils 5uhtu silver and
sic' Pens gold, vc- aud shell Src~nces Thrblc, Tooth
picks Razor, Scissors, rcnhnvcs thermometers prfcu-
sion and flint Poker Pistols Pccu-4on Cups, SpyGas.,s
surveyors AMI pocket Compasses, Plating Instruments mi
mature frames aud eases: pocket books card cases, purses
aud purse clasps pocket and shell combs gold Jet steel and
SIN chains; seals and kcyS key n. mill goods watch
makers tools aud materials. with great variety other anti
cc All Of which he Is enabled To- sell below orcr prices
NE-Natcjcs and clocks, and mathematical instruments
carefully repaired and adjusted
Orders 'r any article in his lrc runc'uely attended
dc Scots
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

m Conclude lie exhibition, most wonaerlu ISL
- 70 DjN ''hiC NIL exhibit has machcs requirements in
Inc BIRDS viii perform to private parties tlcir own hou
ses N the day Tune
90 Admission - cents, children hulfnrcc.
Doors open AZ =, performance commence a, o'clock prc
cisely ~ f''
Icsets for sale at Mr. Beck Mr. Goes and Mr. Rbbe
Conecuonary; Nh Nashs Books oc the Eeu Tavern, an
Eagle and Union Hotels. dee 50ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
LNIJL4 RUBBE3 SHOES

IliH sub eribcr has just received large supply OF
aides and Gcntlemcns india Rubber Shoes
which are impcnetrabie by water. and an excellent
preservatiyc of health They keep the feet dry and
warm and thus prevent many OF those diseases which
result from colds. Those persons who easily take
cod by dampeninG their feet, ought to guard them
selves by wearing the above shoes. which equally
conduce 10 health and comfort All who become ac-
quantcd with the benefit Of the India Rubber Shoes
rom experience, VIII never after omit the use ofthern.
re mas also on hand iar-c assortment of Ladies'
and GcntIcrnen'+ BOYS and Misses Boots Rootccs
and Shoes; Leather, Sealskin and Hair Trunks; and
few dozen OF Erucrson's celebrated Razor Straps-
al of which ne Is disposed sell at low prices for cash
doc9--2awGt SAMUEL ltTNEY,
Under the EAGLE Hot oil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

FOR SfLE
" ERY superior Antigua rum, years old
~. CroiN Antigua and northern do
Cognac and imitation brandy
Holland and country gin
Madeira, Marscilles, Sherry, Lisbon, Samos and
Malaga wines
English leland and Cuba mclassps
81 CroiN sugars. m binds. and harrcs-lopf do
no Laguiru, Porto Rico and Liberia coffee
Eunpowder, imperial. young hyeon hyson and soy
chong teas
Auulcs patent shot, Taxalrsnails
Od irish whiskcy, chocolate wool Init
Nutmcgs. ig-bluc. quilts, white lead
indigo twinc, ho1p.irou. Gcmiohns
- pint German tumblrrs cheese
Nmdow-glass, German steel
soap, candles. &c. &c.-apply 10
dec III OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
M ESSRS. S. r. MILLS a. co Of Now York
w has sent me a few bundles of fruit trees for
sale those who ere dosrous Of getting choice peach
orricoi AID plumb trees, will please call immediately
as VI" weather Is now fine for setting them ont
0cc " CHARLES ELLIS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &, co
DRY GOODS AT ArCTrC.nr

DRY GOODS At AUCTION
IN TUESDAY next tine 23d inst at 10 oclocl-
VIII De sold al our Auction Room n general assn,t
inent OF seasonabie Dry Goods, principally cihou re-
ae'Te TO close conslgnments.
dec. 20 q n e. r. -.
NOIICE.-By yriue Of a decd al tT,S e-e,I - i7--
mas L. West To The subscriber and ,ny recorded =; ,,
CLERKS oice OF King William County court for p,lre I
eiuoned viii be sold 10 the highest bidder AT u ouct;o
at the residence of the sd 1hos c. West ON ,h Do
uay Oh DECEMBER next, fair II next e,ir d,v ~,
" % IA sam county, containing IS less win
improvements, also all the stock utensils and
All tine household and kitchen furniture Terms made s"
ey Of safe The title to the above property is behaved 10 I
~ ut acting as trustee shall convey only SUCH
noyls-w!tc ARcHD POINTER Trustee.
'e'dE Subscriber oilers or sale, valuable plan;tIe GA
"hh ne resides called the Meadow Bridges Tins estate
- situated IN Inc county OF Hanover,
SIX miles from the CITY Of Richmond and contains i5S t
o. when there are between 100 and $50 low grounds cei
@ Eeilen's On TIE swamp have entirely drained the
la iahds the hgh land Is well improved. the buildings ar.
extensive conmOdous, and IN GOOD order rbe oca ~ 49,
aige containing between and 4OGU trees of exec lent f,s
an oi e subscriber family, since his on this
dios nm to assert that no situation lie more es,yp
pc m uat respect No property las been offered or sale in mis-
eTuon oI c'GiY Tor many Years. possess NJ a nnero,
advantages lie soil = well caculaed Tor the prodpct ON ~
Fcorn cotton oats, ad gas ana s cTtn sor a,,
asa vegetable SOD, Unsurpassed The subscriber v,;s
prefer making private sale hat not effected DIV Tho sth Of
eGc'i+ lac ~ den offer pgbhcly tire same Tune he
Will sell Is or - Likely rcel1cs has c Of corn ron.,, -
ABOUT |0S t"re. between III and 80 which axe hon,n,
conn., io"der siucN &caso his horses mules and coils
together with his household lufniure ula,,son nas;l
He terms OF sale Of the real personal estate viii m mad
known at a proper time. JOSHI-b c.lGppS
-'i'a'o" nF"ses' OCT ON, 1873 75-2ol
y The above sale is postponed until Monday th.
I'd INST Wien 1t Will take place without any reserve
"Eaerer-i erEls for the plantation viii be one-tbrd
casll-tho balance in one aud two wears Bond with
approved security and deed OF trust on the property
Will be required. J. STORE;S
Dec l5--cOBt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

The Pacific spoke, Nov. 81, off Pornan,huco, Shin
Courier, Wolf, SO days from Richmond, round to Rio
Janero
The ship Anderson, Lenox for Virginia, was up at
Liverpool 9th ult.
The brig Alexander, Blanchard, from Hampton
Roads, at the Clyde, date not mentioned.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
WOOL HpTS.
UNION IIOIFJ-

TO tic Members Of The Legislature
MI RS. MARIA BOBANNAN takes this method
LVh OF informing her friends and the public and the
Members Of the Legislature in particular. that The
Union Hotel will be kept under her management.
She has engagcd competent ha- kcerers 70 slnerir-
tend her bar bed and table attentive ostlars for
her stables, and promises ..r herself, that neither
pains nor expense snail be wanting to render it &C
cepable to It's irmer patrons and in every respect as
worthy OF public patronage rs any snii, establish
ncnt IN the United States.
Having fitted up her bed rooms and porours in the
first style Of neatness and elegance, she prepared 70
accommodate with Or without thc,r families. fifty or
sixty Members ofthc Legislature, with byar,i upon
terms AZ reasonable and accommodating, aiv s:ii-
lar establishment la tie C..y.
no 13-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

USF iVtD-Syms' water proof patcnt
o. 'hoccosins, for ladies and gen,lemcn-Also. pen-
cr"ns calf SHIN Boots; squore-toe Boots with India
Ti''or lining between the seals, for ST. Together
"Itf every description Of ladies'. gsntcmen's misses
boys ana chlldrens Boots, Booces ard Shoes at very
ro'occd prices at the Of Main and 18th streets
BY GEANNISS, son 81 BROTHERS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
HEN'1GR sTR.8IYEo SPERM orr.
ia Dk2ART9 I.As.NGuAG Es.

''if sucrlner respectfully informs the public and the
ncia OF the Legislature particularly, that he will open OH
Stay 2d OF December al his apartments over Aliens ottry
once lass iof Modern Languages comprising the FRENCH
ue Ca aay, Thursday and Saturday, ocach week until the
nst o 'fUch ncNt Several Gric have already given
then names tnose disposed Join em Will please to make
immediate application
tx few more advanced pupils be received in the first
rT-"c (a5 which Tsci,cs Monday, "Wednesday and Fri
day o. eacn week from till ococa tie evening: aud also
two more pupils the bookkeeping Class which attends on
the s0ue evenings from I'LL O'Clock
Gee colin STEPHEN BERNARD.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

"ASHlNGTON CITY STOCK FOR SALE
w Intending shortly to i'll the Manufacture
ton wish to sell four hundred the Stock OF
tue Corporation OF Washington, bearing per interest,"
payable quaeryeary, and redee uahe the fall of 1871
those who be disposed purchase make
application either TO MIR Charles Fowler Washington c
hlessrs Jno Thomas BidGe, Philadelphia; Mr. Stephen
E-o~n, Boston, or to the subscriber Richmond Va
DEC 2o-2awlm CitASrAIN CLARKE
Fhe Editors OF the National intcllgcncc Democratic Press
aud Boston Patriot viii insert the above week for four
weeks, and forward their this Office for pa ncnt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

Tf0E annual meeting o the Stockholders Of the Bank o
Virginia, win o., bold hcr BonNn- house in the city
NJ RichmoTd the FIRST Monday IN January
Dec I'd, lN29--9tc w. cambridge. Cash'r.
ENARHERS BANK or YgRGINIA.-Thc annual
getug Of thc Stockholders, Coz thu election Directors
he Bank AID Tor the O-cs Of Discount and Deposit viii be
Nc' On Wednesday, the -'h d1v If January next
e.! &c lb2c.-IIic WN NEkERNlS Cash.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

- ALSTON ~ PLEASANrS have iu,l racciy-
te' cd for sulc on accommodating terms 100 lbs
oak tanned sole leather OF good quality.
dec 10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

FNNHisTEEN NEGROIS.-ViI be- sold ON sau,r,la,
81 Jan 1923, az II O'Clock, iron; oar Office f1r,ai
d" nes'ors' To- WIT sam, shau, Billy Auey sbeI Rschc
ana her SIX cihdren-by orlpr OF JOIN v BRADLEY
Atmm.stTa of hip .-.i,han de-
=. & A. HUBBARD k,,'ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20
EINE WTN GrMIA RMnR

hNE of the finest Beeves that has ever Been in
~ this market, weighing near 220O'bs. viii be OK
hibited for SALE at the stalls OF the subscriber No.
and 3, on Saturday morning next, the Goth instant
invite my friends and the public generally to call
ut the aforesaid stalls in the old market where they
may be gratifed, either in sight or taste.
Dec 1875 WIN. GOFF
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-20

ELEGANT GOODS. I have received, 81 the Exit aul
~ other iUc arrivals
Black and c0i0mcd R,,n;rue for ladies' Crr sscs
Italian rc'fs assorted, black ltdaa lu,trngs
Elsck and coourcd Grus dc Naples,
Ech b1hhmct lace dresses wells pccrcne capcs and caps
Thread and bohbuo lacrs and c,ilu-s.
Enbrodco'1 aud plain SIX end worsird Hosiery,
Supcrfnc printed cnrh,Icks and French girchams,
With variety o! other Staple sni fancy goods which viii be
sold q; the lowest prices for cash.
Oct ~ VAIL. NEIT SON