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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
MONEY WANTED.

& nAAn WANTED for three or
~ WV five years. Interest paid
annually, and secured by mortgage on Real
Estate. Inquire of the Printers.
Feb. IL. If.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
INGENIOUS DEVICE.

AitOGiNAOOl DASFANA.
The following curious story is told of
an old lady living in Buckinghamshire,
Eng. Some time ago the husband ofthis
dame died without making his will, for
the want of which very necessary precau-
ton his estate would have passed away
from his widow, had she not resorted to
the following expedient to avert the loss of
the property. She concealed the death
.efher husband, and prevailed upon an old
.cobbier, her neighbour, who was in person
somewhat like the deceased, to go to bed
at her house and personate him, in which
character it was agreed that he should
dictate will, leaving the widow the es-
tate in question. An attorney was sent
for to draw up the writings. The widow,
who on his arrival appeared in great affiic-
ton at her good maa's danger, began to
ask questions of her pretended husband
calculated to elicit the answers she ex-
pected and desired. The cobbler, groan-
ing aloud, and looking as much like a
person going to give up the ghost as pos
sible, feebly answered, 6 / intend to leave
you half my estates, and think the poor
old cObter scho LUes opposite is deserving
the other halt, for he has been a good
neighbour" The widow was thunder
struck at receiving a reply so different
from that which she expected, but dared
not negative the cobbler's wiU, for fear of
losing the whole Of the property, while
the old rogue in bed laughed in his sleeve,
and divided with her the fruits Of pro-
ject which the widow had intended for her
sole benefit.
AN HIBERNIAN SUBALTERN. An
Irish officer, who was wounded in battle
and left in the field, hearing soldier, who
lay near him in similar predicament,
groan and howl in vociferous manner,
and being somewhat disturbed by the
noise, exclaimed. !" What do you make
such bother about; do you think that
nobody is killed but yourself 2"
A gentleman from Boston, on visit to
his friend in the country, speaking of the
times, observed that his wife had latel,
expended $50 for habit. His friend re-
piled, "here in the country, we don't al
low our wives to get into such habits
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
PICTURE OF BOSTON

PIC URE UF BUSTON.
Or the Citizens and Strangers Guide to the
Metropolis of Massachusetts, and its Envi-
rons. Embellished with Engrayings
ALSO
VIEW OF THE UNITED STATES,
Historical, Geographical, and Statistical
exhibiting, in convenient form, the natural
and artificial features of the several States,
and embracing those leading branches Of
statisticks best adapted to develop the pres
ent condition of the North American Union.
illustrated with Maps. By VIM. Darby.
For sale at the
LANCASTER BOOK STORE.
| Feb. IL. CIV
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
VALUABLE
" RrcoMMENDED ;,
AND coNct.,,s,r

TIME Proprietor cons,'
publick what exne aiael|
be one Of the most e eS;'sl \
the Moteria Mediica 't y
class Of distressing, d, w
ate Diseases produced w.
the blood, acrimony Of N
tiated habid of body. ~, W
themselves in the yar; s%a
Salt Rheasa, Leprosu. 'S ~ !
Der Saras, While S,Su, , 4 !
note Ulcers, Sore I s,.s'
Head n Scmrvy and Esss',,
Mercury has failed. "''
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24
GILMAN r. PARKER

Lancaster and by most druggists in New England,
price IS cents per box.
l5 For sale as above, DR.. Stephen Jewetts highly
celebrated Jaundice Bitters, and Vegetable Rheu-
matick and strengthening pIasers pre- Jared by Ste
phen Jewett. of The late DIR. Stephen Jewett of
Rindge, N. H. 1y Aug. 26, 1928.
Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-02-24

The most e3sctual remedy Il, all lang Com
plants, and IN every species Of oppression
at the Chest
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

father, II alive, stil Professor Of Oriental Lam
puapes in the College Of Aberdeen HIS son
smoke Arabic. H-brew-of course Greek suo
attn. and several Of the modern languages.
HI. description Of the " Noctes Ambrosians
of these worthies-fhs Reporters repie'e
with mos, humorous anecdose.
Speaking Of Reporters, very naturally touch
on the next article in tine Phenix-the iepor' 81
the trial of Mrs Royall-of thai Heea'e-r Is
admir- able-i, is graphic. l think see our
former ,ownsmau-the worthy Judge Crancn-
with his head between his hands, sinking ana
shaking in his chair. convulsed with laugn,ei'
leone now 20 my las, eritique, which, IKE
the p. S TO a lady's letter, contains the Pi'" VI
the writer's intention.
It's the very handsome compliment pa.a 20
the Land Of the Thistle BY the Editor Of Tue
Phenix. The happy, possibly Aa:terins' ue!i.
nea,ion Of the Scoriish character therein, ~c'ie
i, thrills 10 the heart Of a native OF Scotland
induces him 10 draw on his memory, IN reco'-
lec,ine the vioIrn, and illiberal attacks made on
them by former English wriiers-commene'ng
with Junius. from his hatred to the Butte Az
mipistrs,ion-- followed by the tace'lous r"o'e
in " Sir Arc hi6ald Mac Sar asm;" IN his Love
A la, Mode" and the climax of cariea,ure 'ap'
bv MsckIin in his " Sir Perinax MacSyco-
phan,." Abov. all this bring irony ana caus'
tic satire the Scottish people rose-not even
ind,gnap,-for they felt their own weigh IN
the scale, and smiled contemporary ina John
Bull should pretend 70 hold the balance. Mss
in NV mind, Showed as much moi al courage as
when, in days Of "auld lang syne," the South
rons fill 5eiore Wallace and Bruce. Not long
| since / visited the ancient field OF Bannee koutn
I was tuld an apecdole worth repeating An
English gentleman, some years previous mad
| INDUCED like curiosity. On quitting tna'
field Of glorious recollection to every Scotch
| man, he rendered to the man who had amended
| him as Cicsrone, half crown Tor his rouo'
Su,oney, in mis- dry way, asked him il he was
lEnglish. Yea, was the reply. thought 90
but your forefa,hers have paid so severely here
that. sir, wunna TAX ony D. your siller
And now, MIR Edi,or, may say, in the Ian,
guage OF alexander, il were no: alexander
would BE- D,ngenes"-if were not ocoteh n
man would be VIReiSIAN
LISMAHAGO.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
COMMUNICATION.

Ma EDrroR-Th Phenix Of soth was pecu-
liarly in,eres.ing---exoep, the Ghost-avaun,
the q" EdgehelC Chou most familiar spi
rat; tor ne,er have I heard Of G nos, Of sue h
soNHoMIE. Cou,ras, it's freaks and chi,, chat
wish the solemn sadness, the almost human
agony of the spectre Of Hamle,'s father. For
ins,ance-
"I could tale unfold, whose Eghtest word would
60 harrow up tn, soui; freeze thy young blood make
thy two eyes. like stars start from their spheres &c
Compared 10 that, how stale, Fat, and un.
prof able" is IL Of Edse6eId-
Blu, soft! ms.hinhs, scent the morning air, brief
"let me be."-
The article the London Press" is very in.
,eresting--to this writer peculiarly SO, he hav.
ing crossed the Atlantic with ci devant Re.
por,er fpr the Morning Chronicle The late
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01
HONORABLE ISrEoRrY.-It Is mos, hosr

HONORABLE INrEeairY.-It Is most ho'1
able 10 the integrity Of Nantucket ship master
that capital of nearly 81 900 900 i, employs
IN the remo,est part Of the earth with no c's
security than the honour and integrity Of Inv I.
to whose care it is intrusted. Instances oil "
faith have been, nevertheless, more rare. w
ship master, who had sailed more mills D.
brought home more oil than any other indI"'
ual, never entered into any other conr
than thai implied by his assent to thr foII',
ing verbal instructions 1--WE wish you 10 =
to the Pacific, 6ll with sperm oil and con-
home again." So much for the effect oil re'a'
liean habits, Quaker morality and generdT
Patriot.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

A robbery was committed last night on '''
the steamboat Ohio. The pockets Of trog
,lemen were picked while they were IN 'aS
births. Seventy.6v dollars 10 Hartford =
Housatonic bills, together with gold S'"'
were taken from one Of them.-N. r CON-
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

PoETIcAL.-A late Review Of the Markh;
smithheld, Eng begips, The cloud n
has hung so long over This market still obxVr
our vision !" and adds, the mutton ,isds rf
takes OF his dullness." He nigh have 'dts
from Tom Moore, Sugars fell, bu. ram Hi
risen"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

RIeHra-Riehes can only be regarded - the nes
Of happiness when they produce desire for ,r.
distinction; but if the possessor has neglected nf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01

SATURDAY, AUGUST |, 1899
ORIGINAL POETRY.
sPIRIT-vOlCES.
From pleasures haunts gladly fly,
For pleasure charms no more;
No mcre turn with anxious eye
To momen,ary things that die
To perishable lore;
But looking forward to eternity
In secret cell
With silence dwell,
On. in the Lords House bend the sinners knee.
Earth to mine eyes hath lost its bloom
Each tree seems withering-
Ny brethren. verging tow'rd that tomb,
Whose chamber can ne'er Hume;
whilst spiritvoices sing -
"woe to the hapless sons Of Adams race
Who die in sin,
Yet think to win
The sacred giories of heavily place.
"woe! Woe to those who spend thor lives
As vanity's our brood;
And woe to each who 6end-hke strives,
To orphan babes-to widow wives
BY spilhng human blood.
Woe woe to all the followers Of the Cross
Whose daring hand,
Cinch sAv'y's bands
Tssiy Lellsh gains viii be their own souls loss!
"And woe to ye, mistaken worms,
We selfdeceiyers. VICE.
Think not that pride Of works, confirms
Yosr claim to heavn--the only terms
Granted to nan below
,.-.-:.. ,Aa3;anre IN tr Almighty Will,
And tongues thstbsE,
And humbleness,
Eoping from Grace seat OIL high to fill,
His destined course viii soon be done,
No arm stay him, no not one,
The strongest OF mankind.
An, al shall fall, yea mortals az shall die
SO saith the text,
And Judgment next
Give bliss, ailconceiveless agony.
"Think ye to cope with the Supreme,
Ye creatures Of breath -
Down with the all-delusive dream
Know suns themselves shall cease to beam,
And ye-yOur doom is death!
Worms shall devour your mouid'ring clay.
And in their need
Fen fishes feed
On those who made fish, Aesh and fowl their prey.
"Prepre prepare for Death doth come
As thief in dead Of night,
Lest when too late, with terriers dumb,
Re prove the accumulated sum
Of guilt to snk ye quite.
Prepare the re is jus, chastising rod
Above the SKY
For those who die
Neglectfal of their Maker and their God
"Thst God, omniscient wise and good,
The Universe's Soul,
Whose hand created land and food
Man in his image, terming "good"
Creations glowing whole:
That Con reserved Future Life in store
For ali Of dust
Who in him trust
Allie of peace and joy for evermore"
The Voices eeasing-Lord, said.
Oh make my heart thine own:
And thankful for my daily bread
Look up Thee the Christians Head.
Az bowling at thy throne:
And a. my thoughts nse Ger each temp'ral scene,
View Thee, lee Losp,
BY all adored,-
Who euer must exist, IS eyer Thou hast been!
Jss 2eaG, 1929. Fly
COMMUNICATIONS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-08-01


you dance hem exquisteIy; but there is on
step he teaches known 10 no other master 81
the delightful arr,
q will mention him TO mamma replied Bel
10, who saw every thing bul the romantic love,
in the character Of her partner: Il am fond
er Of the old country dance than quadriIinr
added Bella
mus, not censure Iady's TASTE observed
the Hon. Augustus but really a ousdriIle is
the-'he-the most exiIed OF lratory ora
'iications, in nv humble opinion Mis-. A rIi.,.
though am sorry to differ from you. What
do you think Of the waItz?"
have never yet waltzrd but with nv sis.
ter answered Bella, simply.
The Honorable Augustus sighed, and ,hrue.
ged up his shoulders.
Here Mrs. Champignon came I'D and broke
of this interesting conservation. She conera.
tulated the couple upon the elegance of their
dancing; promised them a speedy re petition Of
II al her own house; and having heard what the
beaux had to say about the excellence of NJ
Volligeur, gave her word he should be employ
ed by Lady Arliss 10 teach her daughters, con.
Tossing there was no one whose taste she nre,
ferred TO that Of Mr.. GilIiHower's on such sub.
jeets. She also took an opportunity of whis-
pering him thai Bella was truly excellent girl.
= illls shy at FIRST, but one who would improve
on acquaintance, and that she vas her adonted
child in affection. The Hon. Augustus, il is
possible, thought thai, with the aid of nj. Vol.
tigeur, Bella might one day be passable, added
to Mrs. Chanpignon's fortune; he determined:
therefore, to pay her all due attention, and even
conceal his revolving feelings at her ignorance
OF the most sublime Of earthly accomplish
mems.
Bella on the other hand, found she must look
farther for The man Of her destiny. She reason.
"a that The rouis would soon follow each 9th.
,r in rapid succession, and her preseu. bsau
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
MARK TIE CONTRa,Sr,

In 1922, there vas great contest for the Office of
Postmaster at Albany. Mr.. 7onvkins and MIR. Yna
Bu'1 TOOK part in II, and being dissatisfied with the
coarse pnEsaed by the Postmaster General .Heiys,
Ar, v D. appealed to President Yonrae 90 interfere
i'c following Is an extract from the reply ef Mr..
MOuroo:-
"WAsHivGro,, Ian. Ei lss2
Wy the law csiablniy the PosOdice Department. tie
sPpon'meni ct all the o'es employed in it, under the Post
Master General 10 erctu ts uSsd inl oiout reference
TO the Prestdea Had teen intended the President should
conro! The apoin IN detail agency in e the
Provisions OF the law, and the granted Ivy would have
been difsf"ut Suet also. according my szfesence
inflammation the subject, has been tia uniform practice the
txeeiise For ihcss reasons. deem Be imprner e
inicrfTe am, su with great aspect your phl': 5i very
huEble seTvapt JANIS AloyR0t.
Hon NJ Van BuRrS.1
This seems to us dgnifed and proper.-What is
the course now pursued under tie same iatc7 Why
even before the p M. General is qualified into Office
The subordinate officers and clerks are directed BY
The President 10 make removals and appointments
and Mclean was given the go by, BECAUSE he
would not consent TO place his office under the Con-
troll of the Presidsnt contrary TO law, and consent
TO bestow its patronage under the Presidents dica-
tioI.--Wcs. H6r.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
MEXICAN COMMERCIAL. DrcRrr

.NEAiCAH COMMERCIAL DECREE
lhe New ferk Daily Advertiser contains the fal-
rowing translation of an important commercial decren
issued by the Mexican Government, prohbitino the
ola long list Of articles II is remarkable
that many Of the chief products of American manu-.
actute are on the list: while many o. those Of Eng
land, and the silks Of France TO be admitted
7rsasHy 06scs-G ore,nrrrnf Dtpaytaep,-SerL Ia
Ills Exceilency The President OF the United Ajcxi
can States, has been pleased TO send me the following
decree. q
-. The President Of the United Mexican States, to
the inhabitants Of the Republic, know ye:- Tint the
General Congress has decreed the foilowinu-
"Thc iInpattaton OF the following articles is probi
olted, under the penalty Of confiscation.
spurs oil iron or other metal. foreign brgndigs ny
iesesH Hoti''' .sooi rius- -niss, exon sz5
copper wire pick axes, ploug hsares and all sorts @
Instruments s sse pdF Assd in ale catairs; con-
mon baI1ee and coatings, Cbaypfas and bayetones;7
painters brushes cambayas, iron padlocks hooks anc
locks; cards leather or mounted undtossa3 cos
mr. shoeInakers bristlcS, common Gnen aud cotton
tapes assorted iron nails Of all descriptions and
except IN Puertcs, where houses are built of wool
hed-qts and covcrlCtS OF wool and cotton: common
wrought copper; short cotton piece goods inferior 70
tho tine English India; strings for musical
sweetmcats, combs, of wood, horn and shell; mann
1actured spernacet tin or gren; lanterns large and
small, OF TN or paper raw wool and cotton brlcs
gorga coarse iricze and gorguetia iron hinges and
common copper ones, guincns; iron work for har-
nesses &c. woollen yarn, chldrcn's toys Of ell DO
scnpions blank books all sorts of timber except fg
vessels and wooden houses; COWS milk butter wool
ben ssockingsi all sorts Of playing cards. gold AM
brass tnseis; coarse trowsers and half trowser CO.
Toured papeF; periilncd pomotum; oil kinds Of cheese
wGpon surges, coarse hair sack cloths ridnG sad
Dies and all kinds of sword belts; n kinds of hats
caps. &c. white colored liueEs or cottons Of ~
Sorts inferior to COCO fine, buckram, &c-Signed b,
ihc proper officers
Phe above, including nanny varieties of raw and
manufactured articles are heDceforward to be nroh
bitedin Mexico--for what good purpose, it is dficu
to Imagine. The Decree is dated in the government
palace IN Mexico, ed May, 1899 and bears also III,
name Of Guerrero.
IA few minor articles, which-we could not particn
arize IN English, and which might not he understoo,
In Spanish, we have pnitted.1
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09

sr.asnoaT ErVLcsIos-Tho wheslns Compiler contains
following particulars &C the explosion Of the boiler OF the
Kenawta the 9th Wit oou,h Of INC Ciuay
p WIN passenger in the boat the tine disaster
occurred
The Kenawha hadsopped receive and discharge pa ,sen-
cen. After boat pushed OIL the engine started
and the pump put motion supply the bers with
s hlers being rather o and vey hot az te tune, aud hut
ule having let IN dUJng their stay the shore,
hc the cold water conact with Che saTUOaFd
ieT, hurst both epds blowing OIL the boiler tSf hsoakfg
unite asIner, about midway If s ougb, half % which
was ripped eughvisr and spread the n Of piece Of
sheet on and the Que ooapsu7 cast SHORE con.
ttHTslo disonee, BY TIE vIoiepce oftbe explosion"
There the abo1, gs cbIn and Gu deck paasen.
ecrs I'm ward tho brner If which ssespc unnjsd Of fhe
lated. including h8pds. the following \ si Of e persons
Lilled and injured by the explosions
Kald Abraham Barnes fireman; T1ioE Bryant passGn.
TT 1sfnS Sheriff. do 81 I'D Of ysas old; Hamilton, do
~ srnare not Known, bt whoJe father resides Sun
DcSqfseaid,snS voundsrp 10 ecioek H. NJ Of fue a.
~ bavs cooEcd man, passsngc Jo Sloop and Thomas
lhlips, engineefsi Lewis Houdy, deck hand.
Dgsg,rouy injured 4-Capsin Roscrs w. s. CIais John
Bnmws, late Of Poplar Springs a. WilHa~ eolorsd man,
(sook)
slightly injured, 1f-Incph Sheriff. saddlcr f,rmsyy Of
pasArg who svsd hs apprenticeship with Mr.. Ile Mrs
Scn bad her heel hone broken, end slightly scaidcd
children n INC above scaided; Ann Riggs Mary Ann
trshsm, Martha Woodruff and child, g. Rust end Samuel
Edsar-al deck passsng'TF.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
MARTNN NEWS.
Port or RICHMOND.

ARRIVED,
S3ht ph@ton, Capt -, from Saco, ;OIone,) w'h
lumber TO master
SAILED,
SshF Gen. Washington, JcfTfes, for Nev York,
coal
Schr CHARIOT, Smith, New York, coal.
SchEAmeTicap Coaster, Lee, FOR New York, with
coal
schr Alice \ Mary, Franklin, for Somerset, Mass
With coal.
Schrs Lively, Wilson, und Elizabeth s, Jane, for
Fortress Monroe, with stones
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
SUMMER GOODS.

III NELSON has received by the Exit TanlI.
-, -, ", and other late packets from New ya-k
ana Philadelphia, general assortment eg G0osaS,
aAA1<et 20 tce season; amongst which are
Caiicoes and printed cambrics, of new styh
English and French cambria girrhans
Plain, plaid and striped Uatteste
Yaimyrene, assorted colors
Fancy palmyrene dresses
Italian nett and bereae
Englfsh and French pleTino bombazarr
I 1iacS Italian irstring OF superior queHtr
Heavy India satin and levantirne i
let and biue-hiack marcellre
Coiored and black Gros de Naples
Pongce silks. of superior quality
Extra heavy black Mandarin Grapes
Black and colored Nankin aud Canton 10
A, Sd and Cd cambrics and iaconets
Ram and figured Swiss muslius, (part very firri
Plain and figured book and null do = :.
A-4 and Sd tamboured and plain hobbinct lacea
r thread and gimp isces aud eagings, assorted
~ltlch worked lace pelerenes, capes hdkfs e. vefIJ
Embroidered end tnmboured muslin DO
Short and long berege and gauze scarfs
tmcy berege gauar and silk hdkfs Gssprtssi
Italian silk and Swiss muslin cravats
India, German and English silk poctrt ki3aA
Thread cambria lrdks. ~
Madras, Malabar and Britannia DO
hlne and super6ne blue and black CLOTHS
SIX forentipe and Narcotics vcstirpr
Supertne brown and white French driIEurs
Hack and grey lIstiHqs
Company and nance chop nankee1ss
hsorentlne undJeans, for boys wear
A irish and German linens
Long lawns and bird eye diapers
"a and 1914 table diaper and danras4l
Sd, Cd, 4 and io-4 heavy mill spun siIeefipop
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
White, brown and fancy RSirt cotton and SIX
half hoSs -
Ladies and gentlenen's GLOVES, ASSERTED
Parasols and umbrellas
Carved and plain tortoise, tuck and eide combs
Palm leaf, feather and Chinese painted fans
Domestic sbirtings, shs5ting, piaids apron cscks
and sheetings
ALsD.
a constant supply Of heavy power loom shcctiuRs.
IN tins city, by MessTs. CunnipghmG
Anderson, and for sale at their lowest cash PRICE
July
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
FRESH SUMMER GOODS-

hGoh OOMMEH sCflOOS.
W. have received by the Effort ond Fairf1d
r,;c,s. rom VIEW York. laany scarce and sezSonaba
E%pa quality mahnee nnnkeens,
a. -xery, superior white saiinss r.
- n.y. srts nc 1r.<ies
lt.ne and jet black tslcs Do Eapa
Green, white, pink and straw colored fiorsne,a
White, black pink and green Ital. crapes; w
Areophne grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and Gras de Nap bonnet ribAopu
NO. Q, =, II, 10, q q plain Gros de Nap %.
Plain Swiss and checked muEslrs
"a book and bishop lawns
Common and fine plain bobStnei,s
handsome stripe ginghaus
Birds eye diapers
RunouD Drirt and white cotton half Losh
MACK and white siIa, a,ld raw snk do
White feather fan9
Palm leaf do with ivory bn4lss
case common palm leaf do
Snper white and figured MarstS1ley vcstinr,
Shell tuck and side combs
Brazil tuck and side DO
Black circassiars
q few pieces super blue do
Hack hastings and prupellaas
Spices extra fine % black Re1iIlo bolnlIsz.rer
for gentlemen summer Wear 80
Extra fine Angola, and Rouen cnsshnsres
Brown French dfliings
cases common do DO chcap
Ladies' horseskn gloves
Misses horseskin Initts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
Super blue and drab sewing ei'te
Irish and German lineu sbeetings
Bpckrams, grey and drab padding
2 bales clnyass, No. I 10 :.
cases low priced prints
co ladies' open straw bannets
do do Leghorn do
% bales % inch brown shirtiuqs,
All of which offer 0kolesaIe or refnl a. s,i-
1raIS low prices. 7rs'
june Q BALDWIN, IVES g. Co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-09
Fashionable Boot and Shoe Store.

HAVEson hand, and arc constantly recciv-
ing from their Factory, fresh supplies Of every
description Of ladies aud Gcutcmcn's Boots and
Shoes, which for durability ease and beauty Of fitting
are too much celebrated 10 need Comment. Their
assortment is very extensive-and if procuring the
best Of workmcn and first rate materials win ensure
continuation of the liberal patronage already extern
dcd 10 their establishment, thc cxertons en- their part
shall DO unrcmittcd.
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