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NiONEY Holm 2,

cftHE Snh'criSer the 80. , al, ntn v.,uhe,
- near oood,n Tavern, IA tie County arrre
ne esto hoyi who h. Sh,paJ, says
,h'' Mt nee h"tn aud resident of tIenrico
having no Tree raPs he i, oraered to the ,s Of aid
pocket book containing SiIO which ,h. .wn,r nnv .y
sN"s ~ e'ijsnte "f his property, ard paying
ed. 'E =, nponuvu ss'-
Utu.ver, Nv. " a. .. no.
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From the Baltimore ifarylanaqr
II 4 S.-I,A In Nm 4 n Ii Al. 81 n u

vi H. - ! Il ENSON AN ID Mr. SLOANE.
70 the Editors Of the Constitutional Jphic !
q ntlemen:-I discover by the note oi Andrew
81 venson, date. the 9Th inst that he denies the
ruth OF my statement, respecting the propo ition
made by him to me, on the LIST Monday of Decem-
bsr, 1925 TO those who have carefully, and i'm
partially observed the political course OF Andrew
Stevenson, this will not appear strange; 1t is Just
what might have been expeced.--tiis career ex-
hints abundant evidence OF disposition TO sacr
hce principle, to the iiirtherancc of his own views
lie Is too well yersed in the tactics Of hi> present
party, not 10 perceive the advantage there was in
the side ofdenying what, G his memory is nor
extremely detective) he knows he true, over
the conceding OF fact, which would 90 ards
rendering him politically infamous. / feel As de-
termined, aud positive, in asserting the truth
oil what have noted, as Mr.. Stevenson can be in
his denial; nut trust | shat ever entertain 100
much respect for myself, and the public, 10 en-
gage IN bandyDg coarse epthets with him, how
ever he may consider i, "a perfectly coinporii; .
with what Us due 20 himself and lac station, which
he holds" in In mean time | beg leave 10 Is
sure the public iiiat they shall hear from me again
on This subject. E&LOANE
WOOSTER. 24.h Oct 1903
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NdlHI 10 = sDU 4 I,f3.
Last sales were $Ta i-+iper barrel.
MARRIEpl-bv 81

MARRiEDl-hy 'I, Rev. J. Armstrong, ThHriay 10th
Oe'oht', Mt SHntsi Harris 10 Bsida, eldest daughter Of
lr Jes.e IIiN Hf Msnc hester.
In jefferson county, Tuesday the 2i.: ut., nv
Rev. MIR. Wslion, Robert s. Brooke Esq Attorney Law
Of ChaiuttesvIie. to h Eii.nbeik SHtth
DIED i the 2lih uii at Wooda~n buckingham, Mrs.
Uitifre Branch, the sfeccnaie wife Capt San
Branch, after long and painful illness, of seventy
which che bore with human ioEIde and ohIsn patience,
aesd So leaving dcnDsoate hush
and hsInoan then
by her death ciety has hren sprivsd OF
.emed aud beloved by oil who knew heT Communicated
nu the SD instant ~ about the 7sth OF his
Roeert Paton Esq The Jcease oldest and
mos, respected inlatism To those whom he
EuiOsy supeTunus. Few have been
teemei r The friends be has left lamsn hi
io bear ample testimony to the and noble qualities
of hs heart. Fredericksburg drena.
II List of Nom Ro sidents LsnJs the
NOS, which the due and which will sold
The First Monday " January next may be i. oGee
II ais 81 long printed gs,cs
!
Il For several Ne,r Edvsrs-,epents see LET ana ID col.
frs; page.
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MRs. REBrccA H. SrANAKp,
II ESfEcrtULLH ,n'ptp .ti fnends and he Pubic,
u u tb,t she sll reasxntly
;used house door below the t rtvarn where che /.
Pr.pst.d to JeTdts by the month ear Frou 40
. 10 Memhe OF the Legislature. Accommodated dr
'Ds III. rnd sht h-s, GENERALLY, those
Who oi'y he Opposed to her, thai he at
t'uiior On her stall re s.cw,d, isnde
i'hnien' sseiy WY rhy Of then psttonss..
II s.0od Cook,
Male OF female who be led Tor houe.ts
s"tit,, - wanted On htrt, during The H. B &.
Nov.
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re The Edifm,s y, the Enrarer.

" is4c F-HtfhVS ~ nc F-Hgt1iTeTs
Gentlemen la your last Paper, observed
letter rom Mr. Thomas Jeffersou Randolph adj
dressed TO you, bui containing implications against
myself. which hope have been the result of pas
slOnste exciiemen;s on his part. IL has been seen
with sincere regret
Having, for nearly twenty years, been POSSESS
ed OF know ledge ola transaction on the par, Of
Mr.. Adams, President OF the u 5. which I CON
ccived, IL known 20 the people Of The u S. would
u-tly induce them 10 wi hdr5w their confidence
from hin, and remove him from his present station;
and having observed in The Presidents Message
Of December, 1923, principles laid down for his OF
] verify believed, If introduced tito The Govern
ment Of the United States, would deprive it OF its
Federal character altogether. and oyeDtuatc in
an unlimited despoiism ot the very worst tcndeu
ciss;-i lclt It du'y, I could rot resist, bring
the Transaction before the People, Tor their better
Judgment 10 room. Tor thlt purpose, Knowing thdt
the lannented Iir. Jefferson had iiIi know ledge
of the same transaction. after much deliheration.
determined 10 call on him for his statement OF ~
anl lid % in tic mo frank and open manner. {
fully apprised u Of The objects had in vie IL;
and informed hint, HAT II he should cousen ~
give such statement, ! would, through it, nn
cucc, cndcavor 10 obtain similar one. from Mr.
Adams l,in,4 lf dclincfatcd whether I $50 q
publish Mr. Jefcr.on's statement, without %.
! consent Of Mr.. Adsus; but frankly tod Mr.. Jfi.
ierson, that 10 he eUcnt GF bringing I've subject
6tfOJc the PUjHc, his certificate would form e.
part Of The puhlicalion-i accord My applied 10
aIr. ADAMS himself several times, through he
newspapers. TO come forth with his statement al
the Transaction before the public; for was desi-
that he should have tlc full benefit Of iate.
fuent made by himself ! could conteiv Of uu
I,oie r0ra l0asra5!c. vbi.G[ aal.1 s'D9' . ct
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Rowling o-e.p,v.. Nov. ?. fhos' ii. BuKE

= viIins of OF rd7I ,,.c1fr1 -
1" the 'nh.etber snd Benjamin Is. Dnk on the sam d
OF January, i"24 and recorded County Cont Ob .
Of L"ui.r, for the pu poses therein ms po, I'll, ia
a. t'6iS Auc''on or the premises, for zach. ON III nsy lie
ION III ptc neat 81 A otherwise the lair dry ih.,.
after oil he '''d John Shelton, Jis ife e,t heinz an
h"I 9" ne hunhrSd ssd iunr of ana with the m md
factory husehsd thereto, b ing and h.ng ia s C,uuv r
boua on the > uh7rs river and .a,h side
ADJOINING h' lands OF George Fleming oth.l. with M.
aPl "ehlce', maehnefies aud apps ats
us; a1 NY AMI one ou,th acres Of land by The
u M D'i,.''I''r. u John Austin aud others ca the
So and far'- also q. h'Nthe laid John shelion J.. IN.
'" m 10" 10 one ober pfees psrc. of land lvns ,n
hes IN the SAID County OF Louiss Oh the North ill, - L
a'h ',''r containing fifty acres whch IS pant OF ira, r
49, W. moving pers"nil 'steie witt two aero mo,
Cn9ilt- an harry, two negro women judith Nancy t,
eh'' en- Oa' line James six Lors.. one colt Att pl
h' a. ave COW" twenty Eve sheep all tue stock of no.
carr" one wagon, one dc..n pough. aud lie scar
e'IHS'nE TO thfmi two mahogany table, tor ether ri
Inc household and kitchen fifatnr, one .iy.r ,teb IA
. Jne snio"ih barrel s,r, sud one rifle ~ "'-"' anu
JOSEPH SHELTON, .qcfipr- T-,us,.c
Nov. Z. '''S''
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Bo,oiiae- tiTeeit IGT,,:;I -. , ~.

e"nsei.c. at The delicate uf On. me nrorri
' ~ VI "e ah"vr pror-fy, thew have determined bx
- W, 10 dissolve their psIpe r-h,p, aud otf.r foe
we highest bidder public auction on Nond,, ,-
- " h'e'hhtT neat, ttius Caroline Court iay Tn. vA..
,hL to'y - so gencfaliy known that the snb.ct,brr,
" e'''stJ to say any thing than that the Ia
came INTO Their pcise,sIun been repb;,e,,
'"1 enlarged by the sdiHiun of several ,oon.;
49, ''o"' Balcony aud Stable containing 10 STALL. la,
-, u, ana the garden and yard put under good en-
some ou-houses also bull; Tn, act of l,nd
,s. n we tavern WI also he sod contain. $50
TENS. >, " '''ie w,ii ne made To the pui laser
II uf Thousand dpats each and the balance Of
IN. pn ohas m nsy at tie nonth, TO =. .ou'es i
Gee" oil trust upon the property.
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80 - -
s5ss, Old AMERICAN NURSERY
ftsi4ssfg F!HshiHg, Lang LiGHd slcnr .fetc
zsHy%S IOyf.
STEPHEN L. MILLS, PrOpriefor
E'uE Collection comprises an immense assortment
oil the cho'sesi Fruits Of Our own aud Foreign
cinies obtdined 10y great care and assiduity, audi
guaranteed genuine
The assortment Of ornamental trees, and flower.
ing shrub plants, Dubious rooted flowers, and
green house plants is very full and complete, CON
prislng all those most calculated TO crafty.
Many thousand grape vines Of the choi ces, knds
Tor wine and the table, and several hund,ed va.
rieties oil roses are now ready for sale
me assortment OF double dilias, double ca
We'las OF Japan roses, oranges, &c are such az
cannot tail 70 give satisfaction, and all pac,agea
are put uP with tic utmost cafe for their safety &
preservation.
Catalogues may be had OF Mr. Charles Ellis.
who VIII receive and forward orders
STEPHEN r. MILLS, &C0.
Oct -. s2 r.
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ELECTIONS

In Pennsylvania, the Jack-on Ticket has swept
every thing before it---The counties have given
increased niajorties since the Congressional Flee
ton.
In Ohio. the returns for Governor have not all
come INT is probable that Trmble is re- eect,,'
by a sIudll inaiorty.--Tho Electoral Election wa.
over on Friiay--result very doubtful-Thc 70
lowing, beng the first return, Is copied from tn
u. ). Telegraph Extra
BflgiOgt IOtDllu poitfiroIfu rcOenerrtcJ
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O0ics y. Ale CNesGptake y Oh.o Cdndi

Company, WAsHiNGroN, Oct. 20
kfhoFoSAhS '-sIl br mi. Ccn,,s-'
ny, ~ IN. CITY al Warrington, "ttl O'clock,
hc AZ dsJ 81 pteeuht, is2r the cxrav.,cu thsnt
nen', snd w-ns ui the itsIut ~ ia; ~,i i!es Of
ChesaPeake a"d ohO Canal Ddas "a. .der, a,
The month OF Oh. MonOoAoy aud f Senses R,yet,: add
the portion 90 the Cana het~ten 10 Geek aud tho
u"n a"~ undtt c"t act below Lie Fal OF Pu,-
mac 'i'et mstiaK about canal .s avs,,on At
'h- ssn' tune, Proposals will he erecting tire.
CAM seros h fotomac river, tour 9cL bs.iu aud
verai hiidss- 81 s-' 49,
h'h'tsi az .ai' oil alter the 10Th i.y .,.i,hc-
John II. INGLE,
Clerk Oh. s. Oh. Canal Company.
Nv. 4. s.,r,p.
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IIANAGGl2G'

4 tuA bsbNEI, d. 'niorms tie public that tb. oh,
- - hn hou't 'gll BE- continued The nest yssrbv r. w
D ,y-ihe Greek, Lsiio, French, EnFirh Lsnzu.rs.
WITH ihr u.ns course Of MiihemsOcs be fsneht ~
school vii be commenced the f5'h 81 Tsbrusrv sod M
Snnasf. $3.50 ~ we
Ans ShliE'siT board, ercln'ive q lodging $40
y p Le'rirr csn's -i.-.s-' f,sf,-r,1@5
,l.H 80 sl-t@~
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EDITORS t;ORRESP O.N-DE.SCE
PORTSMOUTH, Nov 81, 1928.
" herewith communicate 4 statement OF the
vote in this county for electors OF President and
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mt County politically rcgeneratcd.
f,Azp.r., IgEtcu


81 CiaVSpiHe, y Ou. J--G = m
we hasten TO announce 10 tl,e public, the cheer
log intelligence, that Belmont county hos given
a majority 10 the jackson Electoral Ticket.
in 1924, Jackson received only I6f votes W
have beard from ~ out Of 10 townsnins, and TIE.
Jackson Ticket has received 2ng2--gain IN il
townships, oEi5tefeen UUHdrcd ami t,oeutY-eig..
rates. The returns, lar as received, stan 3.
thus:
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RICHMO-A.D PRICES CLzRRE,.7,

Il For several Ner Edyer..,snent ace Is; and I'd col
FIRST page.
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Jaeh,on's present maj. a2e2
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For the Jackson Ticket

The townships to he heard from. will give the
ydeKsou ucket from ~ 10 % votes majority so
that Belmont. County always claimed - Ger
tain FOR the administration, is uoyY SURE for the
good old farmer Of tennessee. Our friends at
distance may row rest assured that the 10
Electoral votes Of Ohio VIII he given for Andrew
Jackson a. Picsilcni aud Johu {. Calhoun, =, Vice
President -. the United Sities. The sicrds Of
Old Hickory, m Belmont county, have crowned
IN, mselyes with honor, aud deserve the praise oil
every lover OF liberty and equal rights.
- Tttiz - fl,e. II 81.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

IpNE subscriber offers Cor sale, the valuable plantation ON
Il which he resides called the Meadow Bridges rhs estate
situated IN the county OF Hanover, Chickaliomy swamp
SIX miles from the city of Richmond and acres
o winch there ARE between 100 and $50 low gounds cleared
Inc late hnprovcm the swamp have entirely drained the
hai lands; the hs, land is well mproycd the buildings
extensive, conocus, and i good order: the orchards are
atse Containing between aud 5000 OF excellent fruits
The health OF hc subscribers niy since his residence this
estate, allows h that more slcs;.
hc IN thar respect 10 property ,s been offered this
sectun oi country Tor year, possessing
advantages In. soil is we'll calculated Tor tire product on of
coI cotton, oa ye and grass aud small portion for wheat
as vegetable soil, is Uisrpa- sd Tn. subscriber would
prefer making private sale but toy the 18th of
December lc VIII then offer il publicly At tive time he
w sell " or ~ likely ncglocs, his crop of conn.,
about 1uJ barrels eween -: and O Of which hon,y
ton 70 der, shuGkS &cjti,o his horses mules and co
together with his household fniuc plantation u,en,s &C.
The terms Of sale" Of the real and personal estate will made
Nnown al II proper time. JOSHUA STORRS
Meadow Bridges, Oct 9Th 1926 75-sO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

No. 81, for October 1928.
ART. /. The Public Law of Denmark. Danmarks
og Hertugdommenes Statsrct med stadirt Hcnsvn I'll
dens Gldere horfatning we'd job. Fred. Wilhelm
SchlegeL The present public law of Denmark, and
Of the Duchess IN connexion with its past state. BY
j. +. w. Schlcgcl.
.. Clarendons History. The History Of the Rebel
lion and Civil Wars in England, TO which is added an
Historical View of the Affairs of Ireland Nv Ed
ward, Earl of Clarendon.
3. German Universities. a Tour in Germany. and
some of the Southern provinces of the Austrian En-
pre- in the years 800 1921, 1922. BY John Russell
4. On Bees. The Farmers Manual including
Treatise on the Management of Bees. BY Frederick
Butler.
s. Life of Ledyard. The life Of John I.cdva-d. tho
American Traveller comprising selections from his
Journals and his correspondence. BY Jared Sparks
s. The Lite and Writings of Moliorc Historic dc
la Vie ct dcs Ouvragcs dc Moicrc. par j. Taschcrcau
2. President IIolley. 4 discourse on the renius
and character Of the Rev. Horace Hollcy, Ii. d.
late President of Pennsylvania University. BY Chus.
Caldwell.
g. Travels in America. 1. The United States Of
North America MS they are. 2. The Americans as
they arc described in tour through the Valley Of
the Mississippi. BY the author of'Austria as it IS
g. Silk. I. Letter from the Sccrc, AIRY ofthc Trca-
sury IN relation to the Growth and Manufacture OF
Silk. 2 treatise ON the Culture Of silk. BY tho
Counsellor of State DE Hazzi. Translated from the
German.
10. Wallachio and Dtoldavia. I. G;cschichte dor
Moldau und Wallachcy. History Of Molduvia aud
Walluchia. by John Christian Won Engc 2 Poll.
teal and Geographical history of w alluchia
~. Our relations with Great Britain. T. United
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-
lalyc 70 the free navigation Of the River St. Law
renee. t. Letter from the Secretary of State on tho
Northern and Northwestern Boundary between the
United States aud Great Britain.
~. Wotccstcr's Edition Of Johnson and Walker
Johnson's English Dicti, nary os improved by Todd,
with Walkers Pronouncing Dictionary, combined.
Is. Chinese Manners. Yu-Kiao-Li, on les Dcux
Cousiucs; Roman Chinos, tradut par NJ. Abel Re-
musat.
Quarterly List Of New Publications. Index.
~ Subscriptions to the North .9Ecricda Rerie0
received by J. H. NASH, tie Ager, fos Richwond.
20 Cd
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
Groceries, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, e.

Groceries, Shoes, Hats, Hardware, &c.
VIE Subscriber takes this method of informing
ms friends and the public, that he has resumed
the Grocery Business in the house formerly occupied
by Mr. Thompson Mills at the head of street, Shoe
k9 Hill, and doors above n. II. Raglani where he
mas on hand general assortment of Groceries, Shoes
liats, Wc. Also, small invoice of hardware consi
ting OF locks OF all descriptions, knives, forks PEN
KNIVES, drawing knives, rasp files, handsaws, &c
Also nails of all kinds which he will sell low to pune
tuai Customers Window glass 3XI0 and IOXie.
no &O-eoSt &c WOODSON PARRISH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

NEW DRY GOODS STORE.-IaME.S H. HUN
TER has taken the formerly in occupancy Of
messIs Srams Son Brothers, immediately opposite Aessrs
Hall g. Noorcs and has hand general assortment Of
staple and fancy Dry Goods; among which
Cloths enssimcrcs ind sattines fine and coarse
He'd, white, green and yellow nannels
SIX and striped Valencia vestmgs
Swansown and Marsciles do.
Irish and German linens lawns and camircs
Calicoes assorted embracing great variety
Fancy striped and plaid Gun hams
Plain and figured bombazeits, various culor.I
Al To O-l JacuIet anu Dooa uiuslinS
Null, India and Swiss so.
Swiss and black !talian silk c,uyais
Canton and Mandarin crapcs Italian dc.
Black Italian lustring. scnchcss and s;lr,uctS
large assortment OF silk, cotton and wuUcn hosiery
fashionable bonnet and pelt ribbons
Tag Bandaina and cotton handkerchief
Gloves and combs ofevcry description
Linen and cotton ckiisS, furniture and apron checks
linseys and kerseys suitable for servants clothing
brown and bieacicd uoan'stcs, diipers
Competing, hearth rugs, ,nnbclas, SC. sc.
Which with variety OF other articles he is deslous sell
hw for cash. Nov 1t,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1870.

A TLANTIC SOUVENIR FOR 1899.
~ lit NJ Embellishments.
]. Presentation Plate.
2. The Sisters engraved by Durang, from the orr
gina Picture, nv Inman.
3. Title Page; drawn and engraved by Durang.
4. Love Asleep engraved by Ellis from a drawing
by Newton.
D. The Grove; engraved by Ellis from drawing by
Endcr
G. The Power of Love; engraved by Durang. from
beautiful antique painting, in the possession
of Mr.. Palf Of New York
7. Chupcau de Pae; engraved by Humphreys.
from the original picture, by Rubcns, at Wind
Castle.
8. Hesitation; engraved by Keorncy from a drawing
by Farricr.
0. The Lady OF Ruthvon engraved by Tongacrc
froma picture IN the possession ofDr. Chapman
10. The jinwclcomcd Guest; engraved oy Ellis,
from drawing by Boadcn.
II. The Shpwrcck; engraved by Kcarney, from o
drawing 10y Shelter.
70. Tho Contcntcd Captive: engraved by Ellis,
from a drawing by II. Corbould.
With much original Prose and Pocticel matter, in
} ncat case For sale by J. II. MASK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
CHRISTIANITY.
no 19-wGt

EDREsrNT state Of Christianity and oftho Missionary
Establishment for its propagation, in all parts Of
The world. Edited by Frederick Shobel
The Diffusion of Christianity Is ot the same time
the diffusion of knowledge civilization, and moral
freedoms for sale BY
nov. p J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01

n Oh 81 BY virtue OF decd trust executed by Tho.
g.. West and duly recorded in ,I,
clerks Office ot King WIZ Count, court purposes therein
rn'on'd wal ne sold to the highest bdcr public auction
at The residence OF the laid hos &. West Monday 2l
dar nj December next If fair, tn, dly tract
ri and Al ~t county, Containing 50 less with
5000 npso' cirls also all tire stock, plantation utensils
Ill tire household and kitchen furniture Terms made known ON
day oi sale The title me above property believed be
unQucs,innahe, but uc,g trustee, shall convey ONLY such
title as is cs;rd in me.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
6CtREEN NIL SEMINARY viii bo opened for tfo

GREEN HILL SEMINARY will be opened for the
~ ensuing year, the 18th Of January, and coscd ON
18th Of December a vacation Of month win he given in
fe The subscriber sti continues keen an assis-
tant The II Instruction will embrace the Latin and
English languages the Elements " Geometry, Biography with
te ofthc Map aud Gohcs and all the minor branches
education Tuition OF Latin scholars slj English scholars St5;
boarding So pr Strict will be given pre-.
serve the morals and health Of tic students aud also advance
uIcir studies JOHN HALES.
Orange, Va. Goth Oct 1923
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
BALDWIN. IVES d. co

H AVE received by late arrivals, their entire sup
ply of FALL DRY GOODS, to which they
solicit the attention of their customersfor cheapness
and rarie, their stock is surpassed by none in this
market Nov 1I-IOt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. CO.
HAHE For SHE

DAVENPORT, ALLEN d. CO.
HAZE FOR SALE,
1G0 IIhds. superior English Island
and Cuba hioiasSes
so bags green coffee
rs boxes window glass, 8xIO and I0xIs
200 kegs gunpowdcr, coarse and fine
Is hhds Antigua rum
10 do jamaica do
25 pipes Cognac brandy
10 do Hollands gin
do Imitation brandy
hhds. n. England rum
so bbls. DO
80 do gin
100 doz. bottles Scotch smut
500 rms. wrapping paper
1000 do cap, pot and letter do from 81 to 81 Dr. rn
100 do denny, medium and royal writnc do
200 bbls no. mackerel
so do no. and no. do
80 do tanners oil
100 casks Thomastown iIne
200 boxes brown soap
30 or. casks Malaga wine
ccroons indigo
40 boxes bloom raisins
so cases fur and wool hats
$50 casks cut nails and brads
500 sides sole leather
20 bags pepper
Cotton goods. playing cards, cheese, cotton yarns
white lead, gunpowdcr teas, glass ware, &c. &C
nov IL w6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
Nzw AND SUPERIOR ARTICLES

IAoIIION hbLE BOUTS d SHOES:
Such as ladies' and gentlemen's moccasins ar over
socks, ofevery kind; of the most comfortable ar
ncies ever invented; And complete assortment OF
India rubber shoes; Leather travelling trunks. with
iron francs. and travelling Bugs;
Also, ladies' French a. American SINNERS trimmed
IN every fashion sealskin g. mock-kid walking shoes:
lasting walking shoes, with and without heels snpe
and double vanips, and lined with India rubber;
elegant lasting silk and satin dress slippers of every
fashionable colour.
Gentlemens superior made fine calfskn boots. with
square and round toes, and great variety at every
Prlce to - 30; fine caskn bootees of every descriD
ton, and some very stout; Also, superior dancing
pumps with square and rousd toes and with buckles
very extensive supply of misses, boys g. chdren's
Boots and Shoes, Servants Shoes of every kind.
1FAll their goods are warranted.
Seal-skln and Hair Trunks of every size.
W HI the corner Of Mann and 14th streets.
nov 26-tf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1828-12-01
South Carolina Female Institution.

M AFfbfi-A 'ientleman who give "neAccpora
w NE references as 10 character and ability Oicae
chaplain aud Assistant Tutor. lie be fully competent 10
assist Ia I've Literary duties of the institution and Instruct
select number o. pupils the Greek and Latin languages and
Tho Mathematics
The salary IN addition 10 board, washing candles and
wood win he $500 per annum ELIAS MARKS NJ D.
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