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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
For Sale at I'm. H. Ftz,Ohylson,,'s
BOOK STORE.


~ PEcTAcLEs in gold, silver and steel frames; Spy
-, glasses Microscopes, Thermometers, Compasses
Mathematicol Instruments, Globes;
Pen and Pocket Knives in great variety Sword
and other Canes; gold, silver and steel Pens; ever
pointed and common Pencil Gases; fancy and PLAIN
Snuff Boxes
800 realms of Fools-cap, Letter and other Writing
Papers from q to dollars per rcan and all kinds Of
Stationary;
Elegant Spanish Guitars, well chosen and for their
quality, at low prices; French. Italian and German
vlolns, OF superior and ordinary qualities: Flutes.
Flagcolets. Violin Bows and Strags Guitar and Pi-
ano-iorte Strings. The newest Music Music Books
and Paper
Blank Books of AL descriptions suitable for mer-
chants and county court clerks, made of superior
materials, In the best manner
Greek, Latin, French, Spanish and English School
Books Bibles, Testaments and PRAYER Books; Psalm
and Hymn Books, for all denominations of christians
N b. Orders from the country attended to pune
tualy' and Books ruled and bound to any pattern
Old Books rebound Spectaclos and Optical Instru
ments repaired. Nov11
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
STEAMBOAT NOTICE.

1--WE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA STEAM
BOAT COMPANY observing that the Steam
boats Richmond and Fredericksburg, which ply be-
tween Norfolk and Richmond are advertised for sale
on the 2oth lnSt-to prevent any disappointment to
travellers, the steam boats VIRGINIA and NOR
FOLK will run through 10 Richmond from Balti
more, stopping at Norfolk ana City Point to accom-
plsh which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson,
sen wili leave Baltimore every Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock for Norfolk commencing on sunday eSd
INST; leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tuesday
morning at o'clock leave Richmond every Wednes.
day morning at O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore
every Thursday morning at o o'clock.
The VIRGINIA, Capt. Jno Ferguson, Jr will
leave Baltimore every Wedaesday ercning at O'Clock
Tor Norfolk commencing Goth inst leave Norfolk for
Richmond every Friday morning at 6 o'clock leave
Richmond for Norfolk eyory Sunday morning at 8
o'clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore every Monday
morning at o'clock, long as the navigation Is
open Fare from Baltimore t. Norfolk Sc; from Nor
iolk to City Point So, and TO Richmond e. Allbaq
gage and goods at the risk ofthe owner or owners.
JAMES PERCUSSION, Art
Io - ~ 90 BOwly's wharf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
COOK & RYAN

Ladies s CelteO,el's Boot AID Shoe Manufacturers
toNTTNuE at their old established stand, opposite
uie Eagle Hotel, where their former patrons ard
the public in general, may depend upon having eyery
article IN their line manufactured in the latest fash
IONS and of the best materials.
We keep constantly on hand, q large supply of CEN
'lenens boots, shoes and pumps; ladies' slippers and
walking shoes lasting, seal skin and morocco: gentle
mems stout plantation shoes and bootees; brogues and
womens leather shoes, for servants.
A new and very comfortable i.shion of ladies'
walking shoes, just received from London.
Misses slippers and walking shoes; boys stout
shoes and dancing pumps all of own manufacture
Gentlemens water proof boots and shoes an
article recommended preventive FOR colds ana
doctors bills Our country friends may tepcnd upo.
our usual punctuaity.
nov
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
ID. MDONALD-
Boot and Shoe MaEuEaciur.

A FEW doors below the Old Market House Riscf
Ia mond, Va. continues to make TO order ladi,s
will warrant.
ID. MDonald also has the pleasure of acquaintirr
his friends and customers that he has Just returned
from Philadelphia and New York and hes brouqhs
with hun an extensive assortment of ladies' eente-
men S, misses boys & childrens BOOTS q Shoes
made by the best workmen in those cities Leather
and StoeUGkers Findings for sale at northern prices
Shoes for Ptaataiion hands, of his own manufacture
the materials and workmanship Of which he believes
cannot be surpassed in the State. ~ Rips mended
gratis NoyII
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

O'' ~uFy 'tIetI, To'T y ne TITYllla and TdrmCrs
BaIks
NOSEPH VILLA $ is grateful TO the ladies'
~ and gentlemen of Virginia, for past flvours and
hopes continuance of the same and would tInn,,
the ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ta
ken To pieces, which viii enable him to warrant tha
to be dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment III the Union. Canton OF stuff dresses not ne
ccssary, as he has suitable machines to finish them IL
sent to him in the situation above mentioned.
Gentlemen likewise informed, that he scolrs
and rencws IN colour coats pnntaoons, and vests to-
gcter with all kinds of apparel and frcquested repairs
them in the ncatest manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed furniture
SUITS coanscd aud re-dyed in the neatcst manner
N Ii. Tickets viii be issued on leaving the goods
with him, and requests they vii be presented ca op-
plication for the SAM,
II
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

WF$D 4 Young Man IS OF 20 years of age. wishes
- To obtain either a situation in store or en-
ployment IN experimenting the domestic concerns Of
a private family lie eau be very highly recornmen.
ded' for industry, honesty, oiihfulness and close
attention TO business Apply At the Office If the
Visitor TELEGRAPH, doors obovo The Eagle Hotel.
o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
CHRISTIANITY

DResrNT state of Christianity, and otbe Missionary
Establishment for its propagation in al parts OF
the world. Edited by Frederick Sh5bci.
ihc Diffusion Of Christianity is at the Same time
the diffusion of knowledge. civilization and moral
Freedom for salcb v
nov g H. NASJ
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

FOR SALE,
~ ANALLS NAILS. all sizes, at factory prices,
atfactory prices
90 hhds. st. Croix sugar
40 do New Orleans do, part prime
so bbls. Muscovado do
100 hhds. molasses
500 bags coffee
so baskets sweet oil
so cases mems and boys wool hats
so casks Goshen cheese
800 packages gunpowder imperial and young Tyson
teas
200 boxes soap-50 do sperm. candles
100 sides oak tanned sonl leather
so or. casks sweet Malaga WINE
SO do Samos and MarseillEs Madeira DO
60 pipes cognac brandy
% do Holland gin
90 hhds. Antigua and jamaica rum
10 do ". r. do
so boxes chocolate
1 hid. old Irish whiskey. &C. &c
Nov leo 81 OTIS, DUNLOP 81 co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION .BTERCTIa mr.

JAMES WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
mas on HAND AND oFTBRs Fop sAtg
oO'OOO Lbs. Of best Smthfold bacon
, 4Oo barrels N. c. and Potomac nett hcrrinrs
100 do. cider vinegar
90 do mountain family -four
~ do. refined sugar
zoUO IDS. best slaughtered soal lether, averaging
90 lbs.
1000 lbs. cotton bamr rope
10000 Hacks superior scnars
5000 common do.
10 dozen sivcs. different sn.s
IS kegs Snithfcd lard
10 do mountain butter
dozen American castor oil
10000 SIS heart shingles
$4,000 feet good flooring plank
Clue in barrels, starch
Wrapping and printing paper
Manufactured tobacco, leading lines
Seine twine, clover seed
alexandria crackers,
-. Ind deity srgtel,
I'D gpT1rs lms,cd I'll nv 30 .;
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
BALDWIN. IVES &. co

~ AVE received by late arrivals their entire sup
ply OF FILL DRY GOODS, to which they
SOLICIT tlc attention ofthcir customers-for theapness
lnd eaisty their stock is surpassed by none in this
-.li-.c,. Nov ii--IOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. co.
HlHE EOP SaIE

Law VENTURE, ALLEN d. %.
H4PE FOR sale,
feeA Ihds superior English Island
and Cuba hoiasseS
so bags green coffee
rs boxes window glass, Ok o and lOx19
enc kegs gunpowdcr, coarse aud fine
Is hhds. Antigua rum
10 do jamaica do
e5 pipes Cognuc brandy
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
hhds. N. England rum
so bbs. do
30 do gin
100 doz. bottles Scotch snuff
500 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from So TO 81 Dr. r
100 do deny, medium and royal writing do
200 bbs. no. 3 mnckerel
so do no. 2 and no. i DO
SO do tanners oil
100 casks Thomastown lime
200 boxes brown soap
80 or. casks Malaga vino
ceroons indigo
40 boxes bloom rasi,
10 cases fur md wool hats
$50 casks cut nails and brads
500 sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods playing cards, cheese, cotto. yurus.
white lead, gunpowdor teas, glass ware, &c. &c.
ANoY ~ wsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
FURNITURE WAREHOUSES

'hE subscriber intends opening, in a few days, "a
formerly occupied by G. 4 G Clarke, Auctioneers
where ne VIII always have ON hand constant supply
OF Furniture ofevery description, Ciina-ware. Glass
ware, ltard-ware, &c. which he offers for sale at low
prices tor cash. JOSEPH CARNIGHAN.
INV
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
Ear.a.'re, Yenetian Binds and Pianoss.

Ftrin.iTe, penetian Blinds and Pianoss.
Vile Subscriber keeps constantly on hand pe,,a-
TAI assortment OF Cabinet Furniture manufi *
turea py the rnos select jourDeyen. and of tn bess
materials, viz: sideboards. bureaus secretar,, bo
cases, CHINA Expresses double aud single .aqrdrohe
carved ana PLAN screw and patent JOINT bedsteads
straight iegd and Pillar and claw dining tea and
cara tables, low post and canopy top cribs plain and
figured cloth sofas, curled hair and moss mat,
hair and moss stuffed easy chairs new pianoes with
crl assortment OF Vensiian blinds of various sizes.
ANY article IN the above line will be made at the,
shortest notice, the most reduced price, and u the
most fashionable ana worknanlikc manner ~
The subscribers special attention to the Undertake
ing shan be gwen at the shortest notice aud at the
most reduced prices He also keeps for hire a neat
i'uera hearse with good driver and gentle horses.
GEORGE HENDREE,
Opposite 10 the Merchants Coffee House
-NoY II Main Street:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
DRY GOODS

OTIS, DUNLOP & co. OGe,. for Sale,
ES0 Packages of Dry Goods, comprising a very
- general assortment, suited principally TO the
present season. Nov i2--4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

EASTERN DtSTRtcr oF VlTcINIA--lo tcik,
ID Il It remembered that ON the fifteenth lav OF o.
- obcr, in The fifty third year Of the Independence
of the United States OF America Perm Corrow. Of
ihe said District, hath deposited in this Office the IL
tie of book, the night whereof he claims as pr,prie
tor, in the words following. 10 wit: DONALD
ADAlR novel, by Young Lady of Virginio
'Ts better ne loNlv bon,
And rango with humble livers ma content
Than TO hs pcsSd ny IN y gliilerin4 g1oi
Andwcr golden sorn,w Shokeeeqr.
IA two volumes in conformity TO the act of the Cor
gross OF the United States, entitled Fan act Tor the
encouragement Of learning by securing tho copies OF
maps, charts and books 10 the authors and propctors
ct such copies, during the terms therein nseationcd
RD. JEFFRiES,
Clerk Of he Eastern District If Firgi6o.
~ y. The above work will be ready Co. sale In ~
or 2 days nov ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

WILLIAM ALLEN, JIerchunt Tailor.
as added to his former Stock an assortment of
IA superior Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestinrs;
wch lac VIII make up to order. al the shortest notice
aud III the most fashionable manner
He keeps on hand general supply of the best
trimmings which he viii furnish his customers on the
most reasonable terms.
nov II eolot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
CHEAP BOOKS TORE

CHEAP BOOKSTORE.
IL. NASH has received, by recent arrivals,
- very considerable additional supplies to his
former extensive stock of Books an Stationary: all
cfwhich pin be sold low f.. ca.h nov "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

Almanac for 1899.
UST publlshedby PETER COTTON, his Virgil
mia and North Carolina Almanac for the wear
wv containing, besides the Astronomical Calcula-
Tons Courts, &C. &c. variety of curious useful aud
entertaining matters-thc Astronomical pnrt cacula
ted by Joseph Cave Of Orange county, Va. and for
sale by the grocc, dozen single.
In Press and shortly will be published. New No
vel by Young Lady of Virginia, entitled Donald
.idair," two volumes.
no ITS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
PETERSON PARTEN.
ELEG.4.NT FRENCH md AgIERIr.q.N'
PAPER HATGYNas

"a LIN LEY has just received from France VIA
IN. New York, splendid assortment of Paper
Hangings and Borders, OF the newest patterns. The
American paper Is from the best mallufactory in the
nault, Jr.
T. S.-Alr. K. will attend to the putting up of the
Paper in the handsomest style and on moderate terms
lit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

fA>HE Subscribers offer for SALE and keep constantly
u on hand, large and general assortment of GRO
CERES. viz:
St Croix sugars, st. Domingo and Java coffee
West India molasses
Genuine cognac brandy, part from the London
docks
Holland gin, pure as imported
Fresh gunpowder andimpl teas, of selected parcels
First chop old sherry wine
Do do Port wine
Quarter casks "Oicvera & Blandy" Madeira wine
Pipes, half pipes and quarter casks Sicily WING
Tenerifie wine
l. &. Champagne in quart and pint bottles
Antigua and Jamaica rum
Brown soaps chocolate No. q Mackercl s gaIon
dcmUons. And have constantly on hand, large guam
THY of Rogers Orange Gunpowder, equal in quality to
any made in America.
no 90 TRIPLETT e. JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
SALMON, MACKEREL. Mc'

SALMON, MACKEREL, DC.
so Bbs. No. 4, 2, , mockcrcl
20 kits No family do
Is DO spiced do salmon
20 kegs do do do and few o'dniIes superior cad
fish, just received, and ocred at ne lowest prices bv
WAf. J. CLARKE.
nov ~ SUE
90 Jcn RlnNrlyG sIs.1loa - ,ls Srls eEzs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24

n AII.S-600 kegs nails & brads, assorted sizes.
from 3D. Adj, sd, I'd, 81, i0d, I'D. cod TO sod of
the Belsle Factory, equal in quality to any in this
country, for sale by
no 20 TRIPLETT & JOHNSTON.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-24
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.

Nv have yet remaining, after the largest port
OF the wholesale Business of the season NAV
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

10 the gross charge of John Hambden Peasants in lis
and bill of yesterday, which he alleges is founded upon
documents In the handsof another person, and which
is the eonvulsive struggle of expiring have
given the best evidence of my innocence by publish ng
his letters TO Mr.. Higgnbotham, and by making The init
r""on Of ms h"ring been offered documents TO iure
ing honor the principal ground for the publication The
time was not selected by for any political effect but the
communication prepared Immediately my arrival
in Richmond, to which placed had other bust
ness. will do the Editors of the Enquirer the Justice to
state. that my determination publish the letters Mr.
H. was made before seeing either of them my sug
gcstion and responsibility, and that the refined attempt
suppress the letters, and the remarks in The Virginia Adj
yocate were the principal of their seeing the light
VIM RADFORD.
January 7h, 1898.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05

d. Am La Printer, Though superintend and read the
proosheets of the public work?) Am acquainted with
the rates OF printing and the prices of any description of
printed work, public private? Does this fall excu-
svey to your province? Have you out for MANY
years. the account for the printing that is executed
for the House of Delegates?
o. Have not uniformly requested you to have your bills
certified by two respectable Printers?
g. How many years did Mr. Augustine Davis certify
the accounts! Did not astidously request YOU to
have another Printers certificate annexed besides Mr.
Davs,s! And who has generally certified along with Mr.
Davis?
T. Did Mr.. Davis write his certificate or YOU for
hIm' Did he write it prompted by yourself, his own
Tree and deliberate suggestion? you have copy of such
cercate, please annex ii to your to this quey
s. Did he ever say to you did you hear of his
saying to any body that the price charged for the public
printing much too hgh' that his conscience would
not permit him again to certify such bills he had
fled TO and that he determined not to do it 20
.. DO you believe, that your charges have ever been
higher than they ought have been or so per cent
more than the public printing is done for Washngon;"
or 100 cent than such work ought have been
done for in this city?
10 Who is William Ramsay now? Who was he when
Mr. Davis knew most about him? And what did Mr. D.
think of VIM. Ramsay?
Your immediate reply to these answers will oblige
Yours, respectfully,
THOMAS RITCHIE
Monday Erening, O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
H<@~ IT,

and free the air which breathe. Permit me also to
say, sir with all due humility of heart, and with high
respect for the body which address, that there is no
man in that body who would sooner scorn such acts,
than the who has the honor of subscribing himself
Your felow-citizen," SC.
answer it, by referring the free spirit which this
paper has uniformly displayed towards the Legislature of
Vrgina-And yet this 6 o6sequious' slave is charged
IN the same paper with dicang" to the State of Vir-
ginla II cannot soop to any other reply
am charged with official exactions.'' For the ac-
curacy OF this Charge refer the answers of Samuel
Shepherd, Esq, of much integrity of character as
any IN TINS city, OF which he of the Aldermen. They
VIII show what 6 considerable sums'' have "extored
from the public what false accounts | have palmed
upon them and what becomes of vague assertions that
am receiving at any one time, much less systematically
and for many years.; 81, 7OO 50 soo and sometimes
to the tune of 900 year;'' and that am rewarded
with prncely salary Exceeding any other in Virginia
IL or 400 dolars; and repeat with the same confidence
as Mr.: T. " Let all mankind decide, which worse, the
eNortion OF loan of money by threats, these hiss
One other remark on this becOur books open for
any mans inspection If single member of the Legis-
aure believes in these charges, he will prove ahless to
ms puoiic trust, Ii he does not enquiry into my
official conduct.
If this revenue be princcly one-if am really
s'uhing both pockets with both hands, how comes it
to pass that several years ago to Mr. SheDherd
to throw up the Office; nothing but his remons,ranccs
dictated in spirit of the greatest iberalty induced me
to relnqulsh my resolution
Mr. L. declares, SO They may DESTROY me if thew can
and SO help me God, will destroy them if can - The
world Will compare the with the provocation As
TO destroying him. there power in silence; and to ST.
lence we hereafter doom ourselves There is at least no
Fharsh retaliation in this
Mr. Z. concludes with the folovvin appea
% Editors throughout the United States who notice
Mr. Radord's publication will have the Justice likewise TO
insert his and as the circulation of the Enquirer exceeds
that OF the w hig and Icnnot erpeci its editors ia b
sh fhLs ask act of justice as well as of friend
SNIP OF the National nteigencer, the Lynchhur Virgil
man. and the Norfolk Herald in Virginia the Nashville
Whg and the Kentucky Reporter to republish the above
When find them oppressed like myself, by combna-
ton OF vndiclive personal enemies, will in like manner
sustain them.'' ~
Inc following correspondence will explain to those ed-
tors, the have taken upon this subect And
even ms attack, bitter as has changed our deter
minaton We have directed his hand-bs to be sent for
and VIII not be our fault if they do circulate in this
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
TO Mr.. John Ham5den Peasants.
MR.. SAMUEL SHEPHERD.

appeal to you, of honor for answers to
the following questions: "
l. 10 you not keep the books in which are kept the
accounts OIL the JobOhce where all the public work is
and do we not regularly settle by those books?
How much is the proportion receive for the nnbic
work done in the office? VIZ P0
g. Have | not attended to the execution of the nuh
work, as faithfully as ought have done; or is Il n
sinecure in my handsp ~ % - ''ei'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-05
MIR. THOMAS RITCHIE,


SIR-in answer 10 your nterrogatores of this evening"
reply in the order in which they stand below.
l. Yes.
g feel confident that your proportion of the proceeds
OF the whole public printing has averaged for the last
10 years, than six hundred dollars per annum
have always considered you of the faithful
public officers | ever knew-You read the proof-shees
and your anxiety about the prompt proper execution
OF the public work, has always been very great have
had an agency in the public prsng for the last years
at least and believe that you have during that time
been faithful in the discharge of your public any
f. You made account for the public printing
am satshed but have invariably confded to Mr.. VIM
Pollard and myself formerly, and myself laerly to
make out the for the work. and get them
certified by printers The law does not re-
quire this course. t--~-
S. Yes
Mr. Davis certified the accounts for years only
the solicitation of Mr. Pollard (lS2O-2l and IS21-22.l
You did request to procure second certificate and Mr.
Warrock certified account along with Mr.. Davis for
the above two Warrock alone has continued
to certify account from that time to the present
l. The following certifcateis the first that made by
Mr.. Davis, and is in his hand writing-Mr Pollard
who waited him for the purpose of procuring it, states
that he penned it of his free will and accord without
the slightest suggestion on his part
'The annexed of Mr.. Thomas Richie, having
been submitted to (as prnter) say whether the
charges such would charge; have attentyeIv
examined the account and it my opinion that there is
not item charged in the higher than would
have charged the public printer, and the same
"AUG. DAVIS"
''The above certificate of Mr.. Davis, comedies with
my opinion
fJ. WARROCK."
s. never did hear Mr. Davis say that charges the
public work, unjust, but las well Mr. Pollard,
as ne has repeatedly told me) have frequently heard him
say, that they too low.
g. have always considered charges against the Com
monweath for public printing, reasonable 1t has always
under my superintendent, been done promptly and the
execution | presume, will speak for ITSELF 1 am not
ashamed to it.
TO- VIM Ramsay is now foreman for Messrs Peasants
and Smith, and was formerly foreman for Mr. Davis
have repeatedly heard Mr. Davis say previous his DEATH
that w. Ramsay in whom he had confidence, had
forfeited all claims of that characer-ha he had grossly
deceived and had seriously injured him in pecuniary
point of view.
Your obedient servant
SAM'L SHEPHERD.
Monday Eveatng, ian. z.