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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
To Gro,rers of I;o5occ,J-

Sm URING the last seas n iInpre.on. ,ssr. no ,,,t
80 on ne minds of Many PIayters that Tobacco o-.J
State, against loss by fire. re'''0n oi 'ne
ms warehouse, situated in the heart of the e;, ra
~ - He recently 50 enlarged uuder act of AZ
sembIyi as TO hold al iIb. - o.
eie, aut osiS TIE great Tobacco Market
s such inipI IL formed should be removsS
Tue 1iet OF assembly, creating this House Public iusne
o' ana securing 10 Peuters and other Storer. Of o,rc
lS'hs' loss ny fe an this and other Public
TO- oT Their information, also the late a~tof tos
inspee!ed Tobacco stored al the P,bii.
OF petersburg and tbs city, showing thai even tb
ls'e IAe OF Assembly docs away III
e o'Ge 'sS,n loss by Fire o5icoo Inspected or s,oT
tg te.uoi, ~ is, any other Inspecting yVarebar,s
IN 1 otase Scept TanPahsnnock See End Vol N, z, sbn
20, treating Shookg Inspection: Seen 81 ~ W
nIthvse 'eady or hereby, hereafter 10 he eai;bss
80 70 "e tuia The loss sustained thereby for To
~ ',e several persons inred,hy Tue
toutui ,iat the receipt gwen such rvhacc .I,J
~ ier cate Than twelve inonih.; in the case az In
tee'ou "oaeoO brought from upper 10 lower Vs.
house, Io Storage should Of an older ds,e a.,
ron ne Inspection such Tobacco shall mi be raI 10, l.,
we Too eu' be Owner Proprietor thereof shall beay
'iiec az 10 compel the Public 10 pay ~ owners
t''eh hhI fsseited % Wlrlhoise fr fature Ia.peeo
'nne o. 'ae ,ime should q be burnt previous 10
ana lrovnlt O. that the Tule .isn moi ne Liable n -
any Tobacco destroyed hJ e ia Tappshanuock Va,eIrs
~ Atts OF ass nhy, 1926 chari. ~ section Y
n ne II u iitf enacted That any IIoesheah of To,
aud a afterwards se in any Vyarelo,e i; H., i
~ ehLond and the town Of Petsrbn-g other tan DC
"p w Al ehOuse ~ the said the town Of pei,r.
I"iei lc COMMONWEALTH shall Io,, -
destruction Of such TOb4ccJ,tyany me,ns ,t.os.s,. 49,
~ u'e iine when The stored IN such Other 49,
ho'f TIER were at least 500 hd. If in the civ of Rich
c NatehOuse afones unless The I,.nrr,or hos
should have felused 10 receive such Tobacco an
CURED" s''''N'''e re-
D"r. Is. g. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08

Executors !S0te ot 10 Negroes.
NNalLL be sold, in font Of the Bell Tavern on the iO,
w Of Januny, 1928, for cash. 20 likely young negroes
for the purpose OF satisfying the Lesscie. due E,e
The late John M'0se; among them Ne
ehanics.
John .Ninge,
Collier II. .Ninge,
Uiliiani yiHnge,
Benj. G. .Ninge,
Executors of John Minse dec,l.
o. The above sal. will be made by
L. 4 A. HUBBARD, Auctioneer..
Jan 8 72-id.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-01-08
For THE ENQOTRER.
THE NEW HAIL COLUMBIA,
FOR
THE EIGHTH OF J4.N'trfPY

THE EIGHTH OF J1.Nt.fRY
Hnl Colombia. mSuruing land,
lad, ys brave Jscksonian band.
Who fought aud bled al New Orlesp,.
Aud now the storm of wal Is gone,
Meet not the nsed your valUui won.
Let pure elections be tur prtir,
l.etthe Peoples uiH decide.
Ever mindful Of that prize,
Onthe gloriou, EIGH I'll, arise.
Firm, united let US be,
KallyiUg round old HICKORY;
As ahsnd OF brothers jplu'd,
Clay and Adam, ICES shall find.
Once more ye Patriot, /! rise once more
Assert the rights, we lost before;
Let no vile arts, OF base intrigue
Defeat your wik-yan high intent
To ,nske our JACKSON, Presiden,;
Hes vHtucus, wise, aud IN, and i,s.--
III Heaven we place steady ttu,t,
That Truth aud ju.tios will prevail,
Aud Coalition PRO, get. fii..
Fun united let us be,
kallying round old Hickory;
As band Of brothers jo,n'i,
Clay AMI Adams foes ,halI ha,
S,und, sound the trump of fame,
And lie Tennessee's Iov'd u,nie
Ring thru the yvrld with loud snpl.r,.-
10 Giory's nichs, It shall be set
by Washington aud La Esyetts
With alltheir skill mud all the ir poue,
lie gOvernL IN the martial hour.
When smiling Peace eheek'd Wars fell ra-s,
lie sought tbs tranquil Hermitage,
Firm, united let II, he,
Rallyins round old Hickory;
AS a band Of brothers joim't,
Clay aud Adams foes ,uail find
Behold CIR ohitf, like nim Of Rene
Bid hin'l CinciuDatu, come
To save Columbia once .rain--
lies strong in virtue, firm and wine
Each shall al him quite harmless fire
When hope was ,inking in di.msy,
Aud clouds ohscur.d former dsv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29

That While holding out 10 ,ue the idea that nc
did not in the least interfere with local politics,
he was attempting to silence some of the principal
court men, and so provided for those who
knew something OF his manoeuvres, a. 10 prevent
future disclosures.
I regret that Mr.. Clay should not sooner have
known me- He .eems 10 be slow in studying the
character OF Yankees. Ii was loug, very long, be-
fore he discovered that Mr.. Adams was an honest
man. 1t was many years before he discovered that
was destitute of ''cerdcity and integrity" These
discoveries lac seems to have made under peculiar
circumstances While MIR. Adams in his way,
| no character too black for him; but the mo-
nent he holds out to h,n helping hand, he be-
comes one OF the purest patriots of modern tines!
So while was aiding him in attacking MIR. Adj
| ans, was vastly able and clever fellow, but
| now that he and AR. Adams have joined hand in
| hand, and have thrown myself across their path,
am ga pofiSdtc EDITOR destitute of ''cerGcity s.
integrity! am not surprised at his violence. He
who can invoke ''icar, pcstiience g famine" upon
his country. rather than the people should no. prove
ungrateiul to their beneiactor may be expected to
heap his abuse upon every man, however humble,
who lifts hand TO thwart lis ambition. receive
his attack with the same emotion that the people
have read his speech at Baltimore II only convin-
ces more fully, that he is faithless, proiliga,e
and violent man, whose continuance in power l.
dangerous 10 the purity of our elections and the Ii
berries OF tho country.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
KENTUCKY

mere IS so much interest excited about the r,
iec'ion OF Governor, which commences on Mon.
DAY next, that our attention is once u,ore drau,u
to the Pr0bnbififieS and the results The accouuts
are directly contradictory Both parties seam ron
fden, of success. But from the very cbararier ~
the canvass, as well from the information ,.,c
receive from both parties il is obvious that mans,
considerations will mingie in the contest, not con-
neced with national politics, and not dependsnt NJ,
the Presidential Elections. Ia tie first Mace Iet
us rccoliect the choice TO be made is OF State Off
Ger. The question will he regarded az a local one
to certain extent, and the people will he still
more disposed 10 consider it in this ght, because
they VIII very soon have an opportunity of eiyinp.
Their votes directly for President State notifies
then will have an influence or tie result thouri,
at his distance nom the scene Of action we can
sea- cely estimate the effect that Occupying Claim
ant, Old and New Court questions SC sc. vili
give to the coming contest.
IL is admitted hat Major Barry is decidodlv en-,
perior TO General ietcslfc in point of talent: bnt
this very superiority haa placed hin, in more CON.
spcuous situations, brought BIN into collision with
greater variety OF persons, and exposed him to
wider range Of personal hostility. Ii is we'll knovu
that Barry has been compelled, in his CAPACITY of
member oil the Legislature, TO take an active nsrt
IN the political drama Of the State-and be hasIa
onged to he vanqushed party. lie advocated the
Reliri System. He was member of the Nev-
Court aud The citizens Of Kentucky can scarcely.
have forgotten this obnoxious system or f,rgivei,
It's leading supporters. This circumstance + ex
pected in the End place, 10 operate materially a.
gaihsi Ni'n' HE Administration prints are well
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
iNANKrorr GrLlIth

iRANKTorT Get IL tn, 1926.
Dear SI4-fours of the 27th ult. is this nom ent
received and thank you most sincerely for the
Information IL contains. No statement of the char
actcr mentioned, as having been made in Scott,
ever received the slightest colour from any dcca-
ration Of mine To several who enquired OF me
relative 10 the rumors mentioned in letter written
by me to you last year, 1 have stated the simple
facts, and generally added, that should have ac-
cepted the offer, had the salary been $500. | do
not know whether either Of the gentlemen named,
were OF that number.
have no, before heard Of this report, but shall
take prompt measures TO put stop 10 it. Whate
yer ceurs. may feel constrained to take in relation
10 the Administration generally, trust shall not
he The means, or the occasion OF casting any npu-
'ation upon your integrity or homer
Alter dreadful attack Of the fax, which totally
disabled me Tor six weeks,l am barely able TO
about and write little.
Gour friend, Sc.
AMOS KENDALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29
AMOS KEHDAL.L.
F.,,xvo,r Feb. ootb ,s

FaANKyosr, FEB. 20th. 1925.
Dear SU:-Since the enclosed was written, we
nave received the news OF the resui, OF The Presi
dental election. IL creates very little sensation
here. In Frankfort, probably half nearly so,
approve the course OF our Representation. Jack
sons original feuds are loud in their complaints,
and several who were for you Join them. think
IN sone sections OF the country there will be con-
siderable stir; but ii the administration is prudent
II will die away. 4 speak oil Kentucky only
There Is much inquiry whether you will be offered
mr. Will accept the Secretaryship Of State, and much
diversity oil opinion as 10 what you ought 10 do il
1t offered II seems to mo, that man here can
'e'i what you ought 10 do; because il is impossible
for us to know all the circumstances.
Is there not probability that Jackson may be
elected by the people at the end of four years.
VIII not Clinton Unite his interest with Jackson's
with the expectation that ne will succeed him ill
the Presidency, and will not such a combination
be too powerful TO Withstand! Will rot Adams for
bis own safety, retain Crawford, and thereby con
ciiiate his interest! know nothing of these mat
tors; hui on viewing 4; this distance the posture
OF men and parties, ideas indicated by these que
:ics, have fitted through nay mind.
Your .icud, &c.
AMOS KENDALL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29

As informed YOU. the resolutions requesting
Sou to vote for Jackson passed, and you have doubt
'rss received them. Jackson is my second choice,
al circumstances being equal between him and
Adams. But il or interest in the west can be
promoted by any other arrangement, shall be con-
sent. AT any rate, let have u President. would
sooner vote tor any of the three than have Vice
gcrent for four years. Do what you think best
the Argus will not complain, because il has faith
That YOU will do nothing to compromit the inter
rstS oil the western country, or the nation.
Sincerely your iliend.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-07-29


$1,000
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
More fresh Drv Goods.

sMOrc 1reSn DTN \I0OtS.
II YLE& DAWSON, have received h. ne last arr
IN walls from New York, additional supp! e sta
e and fancy Dry Goods, consisting in part OF the io
towing articles:
Extra super blue cloths
Supcrfne steel mixed anil olive do
Blue c.ssimeres and pesse cloths
Crimson mOreens
cases la,iies bolivars
do white mcriuo long shawls
! d. scarlet do do do
> do squar, shawls assorted colours
bales Sd brown shifting
8 do rs do do
Blue, black gros de- nap extra quality,
Cooured do do
Ilorences assorted colours
Satins do do
/ case lawns, extra fine
do apron checks do do
5.4 blk and white bOhmet lace
a large assert mcnt of gin p's and piping cords
A and Ga checked nusins, beautiful goods
IA and s null muslns, extra fine
large assortment of swiss muslin capes and CO
lars, needle work
Foundation naIsns
Mems white silk woods and beaver gloves
do English buck skin very superior
Blk bobinet, lace wells, Urge size and elegant
rich borders.
Together with their former stock. email les Il, n 10
offer almost every art Gle in their line, ofthe latest
poiations. Purchasers. are in,eo to cab and
me before they purchase where, they i'll find it
TO their advantage.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
E\oriAa A.nnA 4 ge. cy.

vsIHE subscribers have opened ali office IN the City
4 of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale OF
Lunds IN The IerrifOra Of F1Orida.
Such is the peculiar character of the lands in Flori
da and their productions, that yet very erroneous
from this Territory, relation to their cha
racter.
The subscribers will make the most minute exaui.
nations of the public lands vacant veil a.tlose
which may hereafter be offered for sale They will
prepare themselves with maps Of ali the good lands
and with such information may be interesting pur
chasers.
The lands advertise d for sale in Deccn Der nent en-
brace very intere sting ecton o. the TetIiion
g situated farthes, South and East Of an, Eubc la Dc
hitherto offered for sale by the United Ststes. and IN
region of country admirably adapted to the grow h
of the grand staples Of our Territory sugar cal. nd
sea island cotton, well as the rearing Of the SIX.
worm and the culti,a Of the orryt aud civ. -
One of the subscribers having been engaged intle
survey of that country, is well acquainted Will M st
of the lands of any value.
The subscribers will upon requisiiion, .tIr enter
or purchase land, and all letters addressed tn. IN,
(post paid) will be prompt, at,er deG 10.
} RFFERf MES
Col. JAMES GArspEN, Tallahassee. TIorda,
| Col. JoHs G.nBLr, Richno {, EneiIia,
| Hon A. G.. DApr, Prince william Eoupt,, Virginia
Major BrRpC. Willis, Fredericksburg. Virginia
| Joay NAcRAE, Esq. Prince william County, Va and
| Major ". +. THoRsTo>,A !exan ria. i. e.
! BROh iUGH,
HENRY WASHINGTON
! Tallahassee, " 1871 snls
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
CHARLES BENNETT

CHARLES BENNETT
atAs imported by the ship Virginia, arrived here,
Ak and the Cambria, a, n York, the following goods:
which are offered for sale the lowest terms for cash.
orapproved notes, on the usual credit
Cots blankets, :, 3 and 4poiat
rose do from 81 to 1874
81 and 81 fiushngs
Extra superfne black, navy blue, and steel mixed
cloths and kerseymeres
Claret and navy blue Ladies cloths
Common and superfne double milied drabs
SchofeId' sHannels and baises
Kersevs and Forrest cloths; Swansdown and to'ie-
nett ves,ings
a., 5 T., and SD Venetian stair and passage car
petng
Shad andherring seine twine, in casks and bales
Shoe thread
patent threads, assorted from No 10 to so
which with his stock of goods on hand renders his as
sortment pretty general .;u
Blythe ship Boston, expected dsy, ne WV. reeve
i.' wv al If sept 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
TUESDAY MORNING. NARgaa %, 1898,

Removal.
sgNFIE subscriber has removed his AUCTION Sore from
Janney's wharf to that spacious three story fire
proof brick warehouse At the corner of King and st
Asaph streets and nearly opposite the Mechanics
Bank, where he offers b the piece or package only,
) and 81 point blankets, "a to 1874 rose do
Drab and olive cords, fancy prints
Bandano hdkfs, black silk DO crimson moreens
Black, brown and mkt broad cloths
Ravens duck. checks and stripes
Book muslin, Drib cloths
Shad and herring tsine
casks Malaga vine
bbs bottng crab slider
10 boxes Havana brown sugars, very prime
ALSO,
Ladies' morocco shoes, mems leather do
Drab and black wool hats, upper leather, stoves
Tobacco, oars, quantity Of books one piano
Secretary and book cases, chairs, sideboard
Fender, pen knives and many other articles
All being on cons gnment will be sold at lowest Ii
mits at private sale, COR cash, usual credits
GEO JOHNSON.
George Johnson still retains counting room, sc.
on Jannev's wharf WHERE hr will be found all ne
cessaTy times, for the transaction of Commission bust.
ness feb 4
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
Pork.

90 M ,a s ness p1rk New-YOrk City npec ton.
For sale by LINDSAY, HILL & Co.
ian
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
Furniture and Mahogany.

y9NES GREEN-CABINET MAKER,
rI.s on hand a. his manufactory on Royai-street,
I eew doors south of King,a general assortment Of
r,suIoNABLE FURNITURE Of hisown manufac.
ture. ..,,et-
G, nominpo curl and shaded mahogany in plank and
veneer "LSU, N
Copal varns, sacking bottoms cords &c. all of
punctual customers.
TYR NlNG Of c-cry kindnentiy execute dec Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
German ! inens etc.

(Terllan lleHs ctC.
4 4 Bales burlaps assorted
l i do hessians, just received anil for sale by
S MESSEgSMI1H
,nln Sas 10 stare any otIe', t9E sou '" o,,r''
half chests and ten catty boxes of various i'm
porta,ions, and part of superior quality
Gunpowder and imperial in chests half chests ten
and 5 catty boxes and boxes each containing
from II to 20canns. of BIB: do do
Powchong in chests and halfchess-
SO hhds Muscovado and New Orleans suga:,,
so bhls part of prime quality
IS bags Porto RICO, Havana and Java coffee .
Cognac brandy in pipes entitled 70 debenture
Holland gin in do
Jamaica rum in hhds
W I. molasses do
Writing, wrapping AMI printing paper
Fresh malaga lemon, and grapes
Sicily madeira wine in pipes of superior quality
Glow to close sales)
Sweet malaga in o.. casks do
French madeira do do
B,k2rs AMI Lsphams chocolate
Bristol porte wine bottles. &c. &c. nov l9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11
New Store,

New Store,
thpTtnerShp Of Robinson & Shinn having been
= dissolved, the subscriber takes this method of in
,,. ms trends and the public that he has taken
= N'he head OF Janney's wharf, adjoining the store
Sauue' W. jpney, andtwo doors north Of his for
asn' Of GROCERIES,. SrEp, EN sEENN
seb Is '-IS ohoNN'
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1828-03-11

TsHHE subscribers have opened office in the City
1 of Tallahassee, for the purchase and sale of
Lunds IN The Ierrif0r1 Of FOyiQa.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
Contents the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW

Contents of the NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW.
No. 81, for October 1928.
ART /. The Public Law OF Denmark. Danmarks
og Icrtugdomnencs Statsret med stadigt Hensyn til
dens wldcrc hortatning we'd job. Fred. Wilhelm
Schlege The present public law of Denmark and
the Duchies, i'll conneXion with its past state. By
]. 7. w. Schlegcl.
2 Clorendons History. The History of the Rebel
Ion and Civil Wars III England to which is added an
Historical View of the Affairs Of Ireland BY Ed
ward, Earl Of Clarendon.
}. German Universities. \ Tour in Germany. and
some of the Southern Provinces of the Austrian En-
pre-. III the years 1920 1891, 1892 BY John Russell
t. On Bees. The Farmers Manual including n
Treatise on the Management of Bees BY Frederick
Butler.
s. Life Of Lcdyard. The life of John Ledvard. the
American Traveller; comprising selections from lis
journals and his correspondence. BY Jared Sparks
8. The Life and Writings Of Moliere Historic dc
Ia lie ct des Ouvrages de Mocre. par j. Taschereau
T. President Holley A discourse on the oenjus
and character of the Rev. Horace Hollev Ii. ID.
late President of Pennsylvania University. By Chas.
Caldwell.
8. Travels in America l. The United St,tos y,
North America as they are. ? The Americans ms
they are described in tour through the Valley of
the Mississippi. BY the author of Austria "a n Is
9. silk. |. Letter from the Sccre airy ofthc Trca-
sury III relation to the Growth and Manufacture of
SILK. ?. treatise ON the Culture of Silk. BY the
Counsellor of State De IIazz. Translated from the
German.
10. Walac,da and AIoldavo. /. Gcschchtc der
Moldau und Wallachcy. History of Moldayia and
WaIachia. BY John Christian Won Engel 2 Poll
iica and Geographical history of WallacIia.
~. Our relations with Great Britain l. limited
States IAN article in the London Quarterly Review
2. Message from the President of the United States
on the claims of this Government and that of Great
Britain to the Territory west of the Rocky Mountains
3. Message ofthc President of the United States re-
latiyc to the free navigation of the River st. Law.
renee. 4. Letter from the Secretary of State on the
Northern and Northwestern Boundary between tho
United States and Great ain.
-. WorCesters Edition Of Johnson and Walker.
Johnson's English Dictionary, improved bv Todd
with Walkers Pronouncing Dictionary, combined.
10. Chinese Manners Yu-Kiao-Ii on les Dcuy
Cousncs; Roman Chnois, traduit par NJ. Abel Re-
unusat.
Quarterly list of New Publications. Index
D. Subscriptions to thc Worth american Repie,o
received by J. II. NASH The Agcn, ior Richmond.
an -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

'NllE subscriber intends opening. in few DAYS
wholesale and retail Establishment in the house
formerly occupied by e. & q. Clarke, Auctioneers
where he will always have hand a constant supply
OF Furniture ofeyery description, China-wa Glass
ware, Hard &c. winch he offers lor sale at low
prices, for cash JOSEPH CAREIGJIAN
nov *
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
ODce Of The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company,
WASHINGTON, Oct. 90, 1923.

''D'S' y "Vo CHtSuptute ma UtlO Canal Company,
~ WASHINGTON, Oct. 90, 1928.
H1kOPoSALS VIII be received at the Office oftlis
= Company, in the CITY OF Wusbinqtor tInt;j +
o'clock, F. NJ on the 18th day Of December, 1898, for
the excavation, embankment, and walling of the resi-
due OF the first fifty miles ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal comprehendng the feeders at the mouth of the
Aonocacy and of'thc Seneca Rivers and the portion
OF the Canal between Rock Creek and the section
now under contract next below the Little Falls of
POTOMAC river, making about ten miles of canal exca
yatIoi AT the same time, proposals will be received
Tor erecting three dams the Potomac river four
locks two basins, and several bridges
The plans and specifications for the above work
VIII be exhibited at this Office after the e5th day of
November. Holm p INGTE
nov 25-2awtDcc4 Clerk Oh. & Oh Canal Com
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
D1Aw AIgo svRRazon aRTrcIus.
Hare Rcceircd by a,e Last Packets Gerry ertensiee
supplies IF
FASHIONABLE BOOTS d. SHOES:

Such us ladies and eentlenens moccasiIls or over
socks OF every kind of the comfortable ar
tlcies ever invcnted And complete assortment of
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks with
IRON frames, a,.d travelling bags;
Also, ladies French & American slippers trimmed
N every fashions seals;in g. mock Kid walking shoes;
lasting walking shoes. with and without heels single
ana double vanlps, aud some lined with India rubber;
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers of every
fashionable colour.
Gentlemen superior made fine caifskin boots, with
square and round toes and great variety at every
price to - 5O fine calskin bootees ofevery descrp-
ton, and some very stout Also, superior dancing
pumps, with square and round toes and with buckles:
very extensive supply Of misses, boys Y cdren's
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes OF every kind.
d-JAll their goods warranted
.'Sea-sEn and Hair Trunks of every size.
" III the corner IF HUN and Ian streets.
nov 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-11-27
TO BUILDERS.

ODtee q L'e Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Co,npalu.
WASHINGTON, Nov. II, 1928.
kIROPOSALS will be received at this office until
Il o'clock, +. NJ. on the 4th day OF December,
or the construction OF houses for the keepers of
the Locks that part of the line of the
and Ohio Canal, between Georgetown in the District
OF Columbia and the Catocn Mountain. The num-
Der OF houses now tobe put under contract is about
ten Their dimensions to be 80 feet front feet
deep ana one and half stories high. They are to be
built of stone, the contractors FURNISHING all materials
The plan and specifications together with other
information III relation thereto, may be seen ut this
Othce after the Goth instant. JOHN p. INGLE
nov 25-2aw4t Clerk Che. Il Ohio Canal Com.