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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store
ENAVE on hand, and are CONSTANTLY reco

SO AVE on hand, and are constantly recciy-
ing from tiroir Factory, fresh supplies of every
description of ladies' and GcntleIneis Boots md
Shoes, which Tor durability case and beauty of fitting
are too much celebrated to need comment. Their
assortment is very extensive-and if procuring the
pest on workmen Jnd first rate materials will ensure
continuation Of the liberal patronage already exten
ded to their establishment, the excrtons on their part
shall be unremitted
iulv 8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

y EOKGE w. SKINNER respectfully informs the
- pubic, that nc has opened TRAINING STABLE an
I'VE miles from Hanover Courouso and sixteen
rom richmond He vii receive few additional horses on
INC usual terms, II early application is marie G. w Skinner
assures those VINO may cntst their horses his management
al INC Utmost care add attention shall be paid them Thc
tact Is Of excellent quality univ l-,vst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

fSA t5IBIS WANTED Wanted immedfaely ~ the
va 'iaiego Mills Miller who is well qualified None reed
Apply nUtsnch as produce the nos, satisfactory
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

PROSECUTION IN TENNESSEE.
l hn second blow has Tennessee, the removal
of George Ciocket Postmaster GalHtin and the point
Ot anIcS Eoib as his J a. .1jaH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

eSTEEk REEDS d YYHTTTESIOFsE7S CARDS.
Jut received 40 asortment OF Steel Reeds (o Weaves
oaes and Cotton, Wool and Hone Cards Of all numbers bv
inc box or oihcrr c, toT SAFE - 's ign Paddock BIZ
-+ss4 '-v'c FilnNL : RUST.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
9. RUsT1S RATI7sw
EDMUND WALLSd
FYOur Inspector, Richmond.

EHTAsIsINS;fSIN PgTsTffSc: 81 JssisEssFs, vii fe
w manufactured ~ WiLtf,s Rowe. At The usual place
no % EdFdse street, New York. III letters orders e. vii
be addressed 70 S1gvi Rust which viii promptly ATTENDED
to- ~ r. Orders foT standing Presses, Chase and all other
work n The smiths inc ' he hankuHy received cxc.U-
ted N the most expeditions and wornrks EIso,
fat Surfaces of any size exceeding rr icct square, will lie
turned IN a complete manner
ssooa! hand Fri",ng r SIS supplied at yario.-
pi'reI zinc 9~ifr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
Commercial 3aefor0.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADvTcEs
From Liverpool, . Nav 81
FLOUR inspected an this City during the quarter
ending ,Imae Goth, 1929.
1888 barrels superfine
2,135 do fine
8i3 do middlings
GIL 90 condemned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

We mentioned yesterday the removal OF the Coln-makcr
OF the New Orleans Hospital, for political reasons.
The case a, Portsmouth ~ II. will bc rccollectei.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
EOETTICAT.
POST OFFICE" RErORM. ),

From the Utica Sentinel.
We subioin the Letter ottlc Committee in behalf
Of the Citizens Of Utica to the Postmaster General
and the reply of the latter in relation the removal
of MIR. plATT:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10

Proprietor from TIE Harm Springs 10 Star
Richmond, Va. Jurp l2, 1929. C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-10
Charles T. Kirkland, Esquire,
e. Bacon, Esquire, and others.

In addition to this Testimony of the present Post
Platt has discharged the duties OF his office We have
been permitted TO publish the following extract of
letter from the HONORABLE IoHN M'LEAN, late Post
master General, to Henry IL. SroRRs:
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
1AX BSsCK

lSROio SALS viii be received at the Dock Office in this
n Yard, or at tir Dock Office AZ j.. rfolk, on or betoro the frs,
day Qf November next, for furnishing and DELIVERING the f,lln,-
Ing agcrhed OAK TIMBER, for Gate Frames 10 the Du&k
VIZ:
NO ii Straight pieces for turning, AMI mncr posis, > Get
square, and 80 10 ~ 1ft long.
IL curved pieces for tGp and bottom rails, % he sided ,
feel and moulded % inches, and SO NJ 81 feet long.
81 cured pieres for middle rails, to he sided II inches.
and moulded Is inches, and SO to 81 feet LONG.
4-N do. do. for rails To be sided 81 INCHES. and moulded
IL inches, and 80 10 81 feet long.
The above 30 pieces are all required Tor Que pair Of Gafee
and one sci is wanted at each of the Navy Yards al Cha,leSt5n
Mass ami Norfolk, VirgIaia. They must I've of the hes, sound
White ot Lire Oak, and sqmare-edged. The 2G pieces for rails
70 have a spring Of feet ID 80, or Z curvature 10 a radius of6sl
fyei.
A!odes If the Gates may be seen at either ORrc, and those
who intend 10 offer proposals are requested TO examine Them.
Offers may be made for a part OF the whole Of The above timler
either for one or both Docks, with the prices per cubic fln,
stating the Kind and the quality of the Oak, as wen the kind OF
soil, and district where IL will be procured.
The timber must be cut during the Winter, between the fire.,
oil November and the first Of March; to be delivered eaiv asr
Spring; and n decision upon the proposals will he made ty (ne
Engineer rs soon after the first of November as possible.
For further information, application may be made IN Rr
Henry Singleton at the NorfHk Dry Dock, or to Mr.. AIexanfb.
FarriS al ms ohlce. L. BALDWIN, n queer.
JTdUy Yard, C~hdreSton, .Jass.
September 18th. 1898. u 10.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

Trust Sale Of Valuable Real Property.
TH1o satisfy the provisions of a deed Of trust. eye
n cutcd to roe, by Robert Poore, and Ann r. his
wife, bearing date on the 26th day Of July, 1923, TO
indemnify the late Willis Cowing, from loss, or dam
age IN consequence OF his undertakings, for the said
public auction, for cash, at the front door of the In.
Gle Hotel, in the city of Richmond, on Saturday, the
3ist inst. at 12o'cl0ck, that certain Lot and Tenement,
lying and being on 18th Street, (called in the sand
deed, the road) leading from f Street, M Shockoe-
IIll, by the Governors. now occupied by Mr.. Haley.
o. a boarding house, and in which the Post Office is
kept.-lt rs a valuable piece Of property, situated in
the centre Of the city, and yields an yearly rent Of
$500. The tile is believed unauestionabkc. but I
stall warrant such only az is vested in me By the deed
aforesaid. Joseph MAYO. Trustee.
The above sule, is made with my consent.
oct 1 2aw8t-ddt ROBERT POORE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
&'NU1R WRGH4.

* ATALoGUEs OF Fruit Trees. Vines, &c. now for
" sale at the Nursery Itea' Burlington, ". J. may
be had, gratis, az CoLLIS g. Cos BooKsToRE, Rich
mond, where orders directed TO Ronr. !. SMITH. will
be received and forwarded TO the Pro2fietor without
delay. " hen the trees arrive, they viii lr careful
ly secured, aud Their arrival made knC"n 10 Tie puy-
chGser as soon as possible.
The tress will be well secured with meadow moss
around tire roots, and the packages covered with
straw and mats or coarse cloth, SO as TO secure them
from injury from the weather during transportation.
Among the gentlemen who have been supplied
from the above Nursery, are Riljor Gibhon,& rticllo.
lag Mills, to whom references may be made.
oct Geo Ct if
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
WIZ. COWAM

HH AS Just received, rnd can now offer to his cus-
M toners and the pttitc, n choice assortment, of
g!old ana si,Iycr lever and verge watches. clocks, time.
pieces fashionable jewclry, silver. plated, and Ri
tannIa ware, fountain silver, aud steel pens. eycrpoio,
and common pencils, tooth picks thimblos, beed mi.
cufes ana purses, pocket books and card cases, shell
luck, side and pocket combs, snnfF boxes. miniature
frames and caFes, musical boxes. spy alaseee. ther-
monieters' percussion and flint pocket pistols. and
percussion caps, razors and razor straps, pen md
p3chot KniVes 9nd SCISSORS, walking canes, steel and
SILK watch and safety chains, steel and o,, seais
Keys and rings, tea trays, military goods, motbe-
"la'icai instruments, rich gilt aud plated military and
common coat and vest buttons, gold, silver, and she'll
hpectacies' watch makers tools and materials, with a
great variety Of otbor articles In hs line, aft of which
nc offers at the loves, market prices.
w - continues 10 repoiT watches and clocks OF
every Description, and from his superior facilities. il
Gnabied 70 Regulate and adjust them with accrracy.-
lfoaiso repairs and adjusts mathematical Instruments,
oTd'rs f'r any et.fc'c in hs limo punctua!ly at
- S-c9.9
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

DURSUANT TO the provisions of the last will and
- testament OF the late Augustine Davis, | shall as
day the 3lst OF October, 1899, the following valuable
real Estate, viz; the three elory brick house on Il 81
I'm streets, at present occupied by Mrs. Stanard.
me mousse adjoining the same occupied by Mr.. Sam
ue' Shepherd, and mossrs. Bitchje d Cook as The
Enquirer ofice-thc house adjoining thereto occupied
oy DT' CInrk' And The ground from thence 10 the cas-
tern boundary Of said Dsvis's lot, containing feet,
on Wh'Gh stands a frame building at present occupied
by Mr. J.. l.. Montague.
Also Jeo acres Of land lying in the county of Hen
rico, about seven miles above town--a plat Of which
may ne seen nt any time at the Coffee Honse-wbrh
Is divided INTO three different tracts Of 1545 neres, I43
acres, and 92k acres each, TO accommodate purchases
me sale OF the whole will take place on that day
az the office OF the Enquirer, and the ternswill be one
third ~ cash, on c third in SIX months, and the remsmt
Bonds and deeds of trust on the property will be re-
CURED for the Two last payments.
oS;i IL W RcOTEs, Executor,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

XRGrNiA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office of
V the superior court of chaneery for the Rich
mond district, the Sd day Of August, 1920. Close
Maxwell, pltE. against Nicholas H.. Vaughan, late
sheriff Of Goochland, and os such adIn'or of Benia-
min Hughes. decd, Robert w. Plea.amis, and Ben.
laInin Ford, dts.
The defendant Benjamin Ford moi having entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act of assembly and the rules Of this court, and il ap.
pearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not an
inhabitant Of this country: it is ordered, that the said
defendant DO appear here on the first day ofthe next
January term, and answer the biz Of the plaintiff, and
that a copy Of this order be- forthwith inserted IN
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond,
or two months successivcly, and posted at the 'front.'
cor Of the capitol, in the said city.
70 = copy. Tcsie. VIM. G.. PENDLEToN, c C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
VIM. ALLEN,
MERCHANT TAILON

Opposite Me United States Buft,
3S ETURNS his thanks to his fl iends and the pub
Az lie, for the liberal couTogemont he has reCFtv-
cd, and hopes still TO receive a continuation oil their
patronage and confidence.
lie has receiyed by late arrivals from Phlgdeiplia
and New York, his fan supply Of Goods, consisting
Oh blue, black and 4 variety of fancy colored cloths
and casslmeres. n superior assortment of uucnt ard
ent veivets, Valencies, FlorentinGs and hlarseilcs,
GoWson's patent continuous spring stocks, Cigster.
mans suspendeFs, shirt collars, French, buck skin,
Boudard's and Hoskin's gloves.
Also, an assortment OF supeTior tTimmings-and "a
prepared to execute all orders, in the most fds.ltuua-
ole style.
oG 7-eO9t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
II. w. WHITE.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER

OppDsite Tie Ben IorrTn,
BAhS recently printed and published, and ofi;,rs
M FOR Sale, the following works:
"Constitutlona Charts, or Comparative Views Of
Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary Departments.
III the Constitutions of all the States in the Union,
including that Of the United States, with an Appen.
dix."-By James NJ. Garnctt.
EDGE HILL, or the Fnnily of the Fitzroyais,-
a Novel, in . vols.-By a Virginian.
Lectures on Various Tepicks of Morals, Man.
neFs' Conduct, and intellectual Improvelncnt.--By
James NJ. Garnet.
The 18th edition of Garne'ts Lectures on Female
Edncaiion--to which IL added the Cossin's Mammal
Also. Wares Farrier. DC, e-co2t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

q ANh or two colorrd boys, slaves or free, Of aho1,
10 years OF age, will be taken as apprentice,
70 learn the Blacksmith business, by
Who execute all kinds of smith work in the hos,
"ianner and on modorate terms.
AANL" HlGGINBOTHAN has received hy ,s.
s,nn,. &c =" arrivals from Livorpool and Brem,n. bis
Gapd % am and goods aud now offers for sale:
London and BristS.in .yfis T bIon napt co,torfs
Point, rose and Witn1y do
Red blue, green and WHINE flannel,
Sup blue and black cloths
Sup. blae- black, Oxford mLxed ord ,irnh cass,r.
Common drab cloths t'sSa
Olive tearnourht
Angola cassiIneTc
Blue and mixed satinerS
Fawn darDask shaWls
Silk do DO
Blue silk bordered do
Pointed worsled do
Ladies' black and white silk lrose
DO white cotton do
Do black and slate worsted do
Mems white and grey lambs wool do
Black worsted ID on
Ladies black silk, kid and habit gloves
Mems dog skin and buck din
Cotton and worsted suspcndcrs
White black and cOlourcd spool cut,on
Tapes, bobbins and coloured threads
}, o and Cd cotton cambrickg
musliHs
A tombod. book inusIins
Ga PLAID striped ~ginghaIns
Ladies silk striped, batistc ana Swiss sharo
dresses
Mems white mud colourcd crayats
Plain and figured bombazctts
Figured and plain outings
Cotton handkerchicfs
81 and 4-4 brown dolncstick ~shirrings
% do do ~shcetngs
Germap shirtings
German oznaburgs and ticklcnburgs
oct l2-eo3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
Hard ware and Cutlery.

TAMESM. JOHNSTON, at thc sign ofthe GoIl.
- en- 8H0i, is now receiving and offers 10 the pub
lie, a general assortment of articles in his line Of bu-
siness, comprising all household and kitchen fnmi.
ture, carpenters, cabinet and coachmakefs', black
smith and coopers' tools.
Brass and Wire Fenders, Of all qualities and sizes.
ordered from the makers in New York and Balti-
more, and received in TEN days.
N. b. Castings of every description, soy pots,
ovens. spiders, skilats, ct. 81 . as. pr u.
~ jc-cOfa
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

VRorNjn-At rules, holden IN ue clerks office ~
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the Sd day Of August, 1929; Daniel l.. Mil
Ter and JohG Cooper, merchants and partners trading
under the firm Of Miller g. Cooper, pltfs. against
Sarah IIaiey, Alden y Spooncr, Joseph G.. Swami.
Jno. Pollard, and A. ID. Williams, DTS.
The defendant Sarah Haffcy not having entered
hrr appearance and given security according 90 the
acts Of assembly and the rulcs Of this court, and Il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that she is not an
inhabltant oftbis county; it is ordered. that the said
defendant do appear heFe on the first day ofthe next
january term, and Answer the bill Of the plaintiffs;
and that a copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in some newspaper published in the city Of richmond,
for two months succcssjyely. and posted NJ the ffor.
deor Of the capitol in the said city
- AooPy. Test, Na. q. !L.~tI-oAc &C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
p. TAyIoR

y now receiving from London, Liverpool. New
York and Philadelphia, tho most extensive and
best assorted supply of English, French, India. and
American GOODS, he has ever opened; every article
oil when, he u willing 10 sell, at lower prices than
hcretoiorc. In addition 10 his usual fall snpply of
napt cotions, blankets, 1anuels. tearnauphts. cloths.
casstncres, carpetings, cambrics, musllns, Cotton
worstcd aud silk hosiery, hats, umbrellas, Itish linen,
sheeungs anu dihpers, oznaburgs, looking glass,s,
gsns, spades, pen knives and scissors, Haf dhom's
M. p, Princes mixture and Foot's genuine London
snulls. w.
lie has American white, green and red fannefs
S'eci' tAiord aud Cadet mkt sut,inets
Gto"" w e'Iu mkt do very superior
CRIMSON, scarlet, blue and lemon embossed und
watered morecn
Blue and full black Italian lu,es,ring, very best
peSt Yuahty assorted colourcd Gro de- Naples silks
inGia iaIcntinc, niarceline. ~islandaisc aud ilorcnccs
w iA,c' oiack and crimson mcrinu scarfs and hdkCs.
n''eh' W''tc ana green bObbinct and gauzc wells
Nlihdarirc, Canton Und Norwich, grapes and ital-
iHncis
Embossed, painted and plain fancy belts
bnhnri, cap, love and other ribbanls
i'ain ana very handsome figured Swiss muslius
FfHc hcnt NJ and linen cambric hdkts.
Chliurens $, youths anu mems fur and cloth cans
NtcFlno Cloths, circassiaus and bnntazct
liahusome assortment Of worstcd and cotton frinuc
binc ~ olive hnsey and plaids, for female servants
i"!iled ana very Stout brown cnftons
III, '-6. i ana 81 brown and bleachcd Shoe, inrs
and Shirtiugs
Cunningham and Andcrson's stou, cottons n, NAM
rtaciurcr's prices
Together wit: other goods, nil of which he oHi,rs
either by retail CT otherwise, On the most rcasonub,e
,etEiS. nc, 9~oo~Tt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
GordonSville for Sale.

YNUE subscriber offers for sale his Tavcrn at Cor
n louisville, IN Orange county, with $40 acres OF
Land attached to 1t, or 10 exchange it for property IN
The city Of Richmond. Gorlonsville is situated al
the loot OF the Southwest Mountains. II niles iipm
the LitiseTsi,y Of Virginia. 90 from + fredericksburg,
80 irom Earrisonburg, and 10 miles from tbis place.
Tie stages from Charloitesviue TO Fredericksburg
pass three time Il week, and since the late urranrc-
meni of tie mails between Stanton and Guvando;t
the number "f passengers has greatly Increased. The
mail stage FROM Richmond 10 Harrisonbury passes
twice a weCk. For terms Gnd farther particulars,
apply 10 the subscriber. JOHN y. G0RDON.
RicLinond, cath Sept. t.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

|ENRAVELLERS are respectfully informed that
the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays, w cdnesdavs q
Fridays, at 4 a. M; arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by s p. NJ, and Salem the third day.
where the great Valley Inc 20 Huntsville, Nash
VILE, &c. is connected. Before reaching Salem.
at Ftuks' ON ,be Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
tersccts CaldwelIs line, which passer FincaNlc.
intersecting Porter q Bclden's line at f-ewisburg.
Which runs to Guyandotte on tho Ohio river. "
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday. AT 4 A. NJ.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon.
days at 7 a. M.
The travel will be performed by daylight ia sum.
mer.
For seats to the West, apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers or other persons, at the risk Of the res.
pective owners thereof.
a. PATTESON, Proprietor.
RicIimOND d SALEM.
". B.-Caldwells line runs only twice a vice.;
Passengers for the Springs, &c. should leave R,ra.
mond Wednesdays and FriInys.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
P1AgGo.EDWlcs-

AZ OsEWMGLE,
~ STOOARI', OF New York, respect
e fully inform the public and their numerous
trends in Richmond and its vicinity, that they have
opened at tia store Of J. 6 ]. +. Heron, a SINAI!
assortment Of Piano Fortes, all Of which are var.
ranted OF the frt quality in tore and workmanship
Ai!ch they oder for sale Ut their lowest New York
prices: They VII be set up in any part OF the CITY,
OF packed tr The country, free of expense. Ordan
recPiycd for any description Of Instruments, whiGc1I
MI be supplied from New York, and the Agrn,
now IN Richmond, vii tune and regulate Pianos.--
The attention OF Irrsons in want vi Piano-For,es.
10 respectfully solicited. oc, 16-d,s
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
E & SMITH,
N ERCHANT TIIIDRS

STEEL 81 SMITH,
MERCHANT TAILORS.
lEtre doors beiOO the Bel Tnrern0
HAVE received their Fall Supply. consls,iug oi
-EA blue, black aud fancy colourcd cloths. OF various
gua1tiesi, also cassiineres and v~estings, together with
a general assortment of trimmings of the best onai;.
% whlch they confidently invite the attention Of
tA,Tr customers and the public generally.
IN addition to which, they laYc on hand, sisDen-
Se's' sUocEs' hanakerchiets, gloves, cravat stlHtncps.
&c. &c. Ill Of which viii be sold on reasonable
Hentiemen furnishing ihrir Dun cloth ran have
!. mlue ana t!!iHined IN tho best manner and ut The
.S oIr- Oct 5-2lwl,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17

u I4nkS, VuipS. d0o Od0eS.
Have fcrciycd a very handsome assortment .of
Philadelphia made trunks, whips, and canes,
which for quality, cannot DO surpassed by any in the
market. 60 ..
oct 5-eotf
~ .lIE LYkCH-SlR: As you are not
lE4 u resident OF this Commonwealth, you will
take notice, that I have fled in the clerks Office OF
tho superior court of law for the county Of Wvthe,
/. a statement, of The causes on which l shall. apply,
by pe;nien, 10 the Legislature Of Virginia at its rext
session, for a divorce from you.
Yours. &c ElIZABETH LYNCH.
Wythe county. Va. Sept. I, i829. ct
vGNHE Subscriber offers for sale, an excellent as
4 sortment of ge~ntlcmen's and ladies' boots and
shoes. Among which tire the following:
~uo pr. gentlcmen's morocco, calf Skin and seal
SKIN boots, a Sc 80 to 7pr. pair
soVv pr. gentlemen's calf skin booteeS and calf
skin and seal skin shoes and pumps
sVOO pr. ladies prunelia, morocco and sea! skin
and leather bootees, walking shoes aud pumps
900 pair India rubber over shoes
200 pair Richmond made plantation shoes
Also. n general assortment of misses boys, chill
Lrcns and scvants' shoes, and n few dozen of Emet-
sons celebrated elastic razor straps
The above were selected particularly by the Sub
scrlber, for retailing, and he solicits purchasers to call
and exciuine for themselves.
lie fms made such arrangements with the most
approved manufacturers in New York and PhilaGel-
plta, as vii insure a constant sapply.
oct l0-2awts SAMUEL PJTTNEV
Sign ofthe Golden Boot, No. 5, Eagle Row.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
BOARDTNG

IttkiE subscriber can accommodate g O.. 10 gentle
men with good board and lodging ut the uprcr
tensment of the new buildings north side of Main
streRt, immediately above the Banks. The situation
n pleasant and us convenient TO the Copitol and ali
places Of business as any other IN the city. TERMS
Teaspnable oct 5-eotf +. KAXTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-10-17
w. & j. c. CRANE,

OFfER FQIR SIZE,
EOEO Spanish hides. various qualities
5000 sides slal lsaihc. Of al grades and qualities from.
the very heHi to tie moSinffIicr, W wi.o.s al or
gNJ cf n side
2T9p lHs coaTe and fine shoe THREAD
900 sides russell and black upper lea,t.f
80 doI- calf skins and zeal Skins
Boot morocco, lining, and binding fsiIs
Horse and grain UPPER leather
Rcn,trees and lasts, boot cord and weht,ua
Black vamis1 aud s~hGen,akers t01ls Of ali Efpts
Hog SKINS, far calf skins, and buck SKINS
Hau'ss, bride and Stiring Iaihcr
Bag, cbaiSe and lining hides
NIGTocco skins, white and Common sheen gin,
saddle trees, hsh 1.ins. horse collars
Saddey, stirrdps, bits, &c. uf very aipc.ior 1uaU:y
S'Iich lace, gig handles and bands, &c.
lhnntrs' oil, curriers' tools, woui
ADp pr FichnGnd made plantation shoes
kinds bought and Sold.
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