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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

Extract Of a letter 10 tie Ldi.ors of ,ba
States GhznriP, dated
4 :. =

States GhzritP, dhted
WASHINGTON. Feb 10. 1ss4
Genilemen-The election al a ,,ri,,,..,
elsi Congress for he House of Renr.so..
t,Yes came on to-day, al IL O'Clock. l, 49,,
known before The election, that several nj >,
friend. oil the administration would not
their votes Tor Gales and Seaion, Under n
impress siou that Il had been sniTirirn,lv IT,.
IN their hands, ami Il was consequently anti,
pated from this partial deiectiun and M.
knowledge Of the pains within Rad been take,.
by the leaders Of the jackson party. TO No.,
their rnuks ubbroAen, that the election wo,ld
terminate IN favor oi Green---fhere were no,
eral Jhckson men, who, some DAYS aeo, dr,;
dedly declared their determination 10 yo,o
Tor Gales and Sealon. but who had ,nsl p,ey.
Gus 10 the election. been compelled 10 rb,,.,
that determination, ia conseque nee If In,
threats which had been used In oa.e ,E..
proved refractory Under ,hs drspoipsm a.
terror. their independence qnailed, AMI thu
threw their ballots in with the party
The triumph oil ,he Jackson party hi,
cnnsummated, there wa. very little disp 81 i.,22
u attend 10 cny other business. and whpn m,
House went into committee on tn S,apdi,,r
theme tor the last four wrrks, Mr. Bell .,
Tennessee, wasted his e!oa.urnce on, .mn,
seats. Nevertheless. he ,nanilIy agned n,
Ill the hsur OF Adjournment had NEARLY arr
we'd, and then yielded the iooy To Dir. ] {
Barbour, who will 10 -WuIroa, inilig, on ill.,
House constitutional Argument dplivprof
in the tnfSfH0 style, in opposition to- > bin
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

e'ecied IN ~ d~'.ls or FL sarfl.s o.,.,-
VIII mol iaA nj ~ucCrss. Ih.y NJ ,oa. ae
IN support INN So long hp rem. mir, aao
source "i hrs powrT--iDe aiiaeiIil eai =. t IRE
oi The d,sInieres'ed yeon,snry al Inc cow. "''o
10 them let his eyes ana though be .yar
rrcied, and he viii not be Ice. rrst4r,.t
those vino have honestly opposed hin. -
beloved by his quo'riari ricnds." 'o'e
[ I2,II
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-02-23

DIR. Duncan nominated CHARLES 7. Is.ia!ei
TO
Edward Cunningham wa. nominate ed by Mr..
Miller OF T.. supported BY Messfs Mason oil i.
and Yancey.
Mr.. bordon said il had been objected 10 Gen.
llafYie. thai he did no, liY" 10 the District
that lie had cor .ulf-d the law. and that rs he
found that according 20 the strict rigonr oil the
law, he did not reside ia The district, he
Withdrew his name from the nomination.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
VOTES OF THE PEOPLE

Al the Presidential Election which took place
in November, as given for Jackson and Adams, in
the different States in the Union list SIMILAR TO
lished in several of the papers. This we have
made out with much care, taking special pains to
put down, as soon as received, the votes, as off
cially reported-taking the highest vote on each
'ticket-and is believed to be accurate. The list
includes all the States, excepting Mississippi,
aud South Carolina-the latter, however, choos-
ing Electors by the Legislature, there is no
means OF ascertaining what majority of the
voters prefer General Jackson; but from the
Known strength of the Jackson party in that
slate, 1t is probable that the number is all OF
70, 900 In the list which we have seen published.
Connecticut Is put down for Jackson 4, 1856, Adams
Ia, 343-being about 80 too many for J. and abou,
800 too few for A.. and in another list, Adams vote
IN N York is put down 10000 less than it was.
Iii
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
.NtOTICE

To Parents and Guardians:
5NIE .uheriber respectfully her friend, and t
public sene's y that abe ha, epyszed his, I'll zsts,a
Oatv', tc teach asohoo at her house. PIea,urc
iianovtt this 18th inst aud epd
me 18Th December following. The Of n.irurtin s
ne spelling, Resiins Writing, English amu ar Arthm~tr
Biography with the Of the Globes, Autonomy con
A''Hs"1e"'
The experience which Miss Carver already brd n. -
eaeher, snd the general sssactron hitherto given w
nave put their child under her and 4,
hoped, WI, J.''y the expectation OF portion Of patton
The Soherhei ~isfs. take FIVE Or SIX female Uo,ra.,
and pledges herself hi at.nv. 10 their
raj department, and make their situation ssreeabe in
respects. 'e'''"''e 'h 81"
me rre' for Board Tuition the whole ter will be So
ior tuition alone $40, one half paid in advance. =
t., % MARY W. GOODWIN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
NOTICE.

Il.
Il nav l. two boats nsvisa the river rom min.
Fiuvanns ts Richmond, for my own purpose, oniv
do not eonder myself Public Carrier and hereby foiwa
all psr'ors from making Of nv v,,er
men Buck or Bartlett, putting produces goods or
articles on either CT my bss,s at any tue
". TIAfBELAEE
PALMYRA, Fan %. SIM
EASTERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA. Io;1,,,
BE it remembered, that the seventeenth d,y
IL. s January the 6ty third year
sssz,s OF the United States Of America. Tho. JeTer.on
" Randolph, ct the .sd Di.Giet, bath depo.ited .;o
AH OH the tide of book the right whereof he claim, a.
proprietor IN The w"rJ, following, ~ witt
'.henoH, Correspondence, and .1EsceHaniss
2, from me papers OF Thomas Jefferson.
Edited by THo0IAs JEFFERSON RxNDoIp,rv
IN cohIomiy 10 the act Of the Congress. nf the u
Au Actiotth eneou seDtnt OF lesrnins, byfe
curing the copies CT maps, charts and bock. the sufo,.
aud cPrieto of,ueh copies during time, therein m,n
CLERK The Eastern Dist of IA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
TRUSTEES SALE

SaS uaN VT to deed Of trust executed me On thu
Zoth OF January nv HsnIv w. O.horne Lpek.tt-arG
auy recorded IN The Clerks Office of the County court
PowhSan shall, on the 18th day of february 1899 Gh.r
heinS Powhstan day) the courth ouse of aid
oner TO the highest bidder pablo auction for cn1 .
hkeiy negroes, (x men, and and three Children
also f'ur horses, the of said Henry Loek,lt
satisfy debt due TO Will, Cousins OF PETERSBURG
Sueht title ouIy i, vested in as trustee Gill 1o,ss,
Tan. so. IA.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
HIGHEST PIE GO, 200 DOLLARS.
PUBIC SALE.

:
DY Virtue q I'd Of trust ssscut by Geory. &c. .,
- DsDJamIu Mosty and the subscrib on the - = - .
mfrsh 81 we year ls24 snd recorded "a the OlerL'. oae a.
ewh'so o hs Iurpo's Of securing debt due from IIsht
fsn SUI e - George Owen, hs, ME ~, 1sI -.
wgo'0' a' efteut'r ct Eseds'iet Woodrow des d. lIS
iI =" We sA"t' oHfrtat public auction for ,e,ly ~
nfy' ri PoWtssn Courthouse on IN, mind ~.
so usi 49, hsing court dsy tact u Is d l,oe H ne
"ony % tMh''N" ~ the nfshbuthond ~ The Con;boas
S.ep'"g @t hoes, u'oe les viii, aid Geesa
Nsh f'ie Or 30 much thereof nv NJ 10 ,s,;,s
INC fHfos' oi ssid guch is Is vc,f a an fh
'"o'oi'oef vii Dc ccnsfytS % ne rafohs,sr.
IN DANCE, Trussss
T4-.wts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
THE ERIE AND HER PRIZE.
A friend has furnished us with the following e--
tract Of letter, dated


tract Of letter, dated
"U. 5. SHIP ERIE, ST. MARTINS,
IS December 5tt, 1888. :
"As our prize sails in a couple Of hours, have
only time to let you know all well, and al
so Of our having captured Buenos Ayrean priva-
seer She had been rObbng an American vessel,
and although the fact was owledged, and JUS
tilted upon the ground that her instructions author
iscd it, the Swedish Governor at ST. Barts refused
10 deliver her up--so fitted out boats last
night, and cut her from under the guns of the fort
which fred several shot at us, but without iniur
ting US in the least. The privateer offered no re.
sistance, and we weighed her anchor and stood out.
Lieut.. Tatuaii, Acting Sailing Master Craven,
Lieut. M'Caulcy, of the Marine Corps, aud Mil.
shipmen Harris, and Williamson were in the
launch; Lieut.. Dell, and Alidshipinen Scien and
Southland in the first cutter.
81 don't know what you will think Of the af
fair at home; but ii you will consider that the
Captain, OF the privateer acknowledged without
any hesitation that he had robbed the American
vessel, and that he did not for the Erie or a.
NY other man Of war, l think it will be admitted
that we are the right side of the question.
We shall sail for st. Crox TO -morrow, or the
next day, and l suppose shall be in r. nsaco-
u by the middle of January.'-
(Tnc Privatecr has arrived at Pensa
l.NO,5oLk Herald.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
ERRATA IN MOL

LIST column make the folio wing which h., ever
neen before exhibited TO the publicly the widest atitudi
advocate mas YET done" read, thus (which has
nsrnn h., ys done-A few lines helo
words "to b"d their uds men" read to 5ia, their usr
H. -~'' JUS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20

State Of Parties in Congrees.--Somethins like
. general rejoicing has appeared in the Adams pa
pers, at the prospect of majority in the United
count, however, their majority in the Senate as
they have been counting their majoriiies through
out the country for the last three years.-No
doubt they would be glad to commence their OPP
position to the administration In the Senate.
There is little prospect for them. The following
isa list of the Senators OF the United States, ard
the periods when their seats become vacant:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
Cash for Negroes.

- Cash for Negroes.
maon 70 puehs,e twenty. Eve thirty likely young
gree men, from fifteen TO twenty wears Of sge,
Ins,Ie,bed coal Pils this ciy snd will give for
"s" "oerh pTies'' BEVERLY RANDOLPH
Ahn-iS. VIZ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20

~Senators that have been re- elected
tin place Of Mr.. Cobb, resigned Gov. from
succeeds Mr.. Prince after Ith March.
The Senators whose names are in italic are con-
sidered friendly TO Mr.. Adams
or the friends Of Gen. Jackson in 1929 probab,v
Messrs. Chandler. Dickerson and Ridgety NAV lose
their elections. There is a chance, however that
New Jersey will not PROSTATE her influence alto.
gethcr, and hope for the rest. Mr.. Van Buren,s
place will be filled by jackson man. and Gov
Paris Of Maine, by an Adams man OF Mr..
Adams friends in 1929, Messrs. Bouligny and
Silsbee may be elected. Mr.. Thomas of Illinois,
has been recently superseded by John Mclean. a
jackson man. Mr.. Woodbury. of New Hampshire.
aud Mr.. Mcl.ane of Delaware, will most probably
remain in the Senate for the present.
All these changes in 1929, will, therefore, leave
25 for Jackson in the Senate, and % for Adams.
If Bouligny should lose his election in Louisiana,
and jackson man be appointed, parties would
stand 20 for Jackson-22 for Adams
In 1884,, great many changes will be made in
the Senate, decidedly favorable to Jackson Barton
nj Misso., Burnett of Ohio, Chambers of MARYLAND.
Hendricks Of Indiana, Johnston of Louisiana and
Marks Of Pennsylvania, will lose their seats, and
their places filled by the friends Of Gen. Jackson
These changes, which all very probable would
make parties stand; 81 for Jackson ~ for Adams.
Its not mprob able but that these gentlemen
will see the prospect head, and save themselves
IN time by giving q cordial support to Jackson's
Administration.-Mes Barton, NJ rks, and Bur-
nett may lose their elections, if they do not in
time fairly represent their states.
In the House of Representatives our majority
sgreat-probably over thirty. 1t will increase e.
very year. There is no need Of being alarmed
therefore, that the opposition can prevent
the progress Of these of eform and econ
omy which will be introduced under the ausp-
ces of General Jackson.
In the year 1901, when Mr. Jefferson frs.
came into power, the Republican majority in the
Senate was four; & in two years. Tin 1899 il had
increased to sirteen. At the period lin 1901
his majority in the House Of Representatives was
= "a lx.LI
General Jackson is elected by a much e eater
majority Of electoral votes than jefferson was vet
the equality Of their majoriIies in Congress- arises
from the fact that several of the Jackson Republ-
can States in the west have not had time TO make
their changes in the political character of their
representatives, which the sentiments Of the poo
pile warrant. The spirit of reform-the anti cor
ruption principle has made greater progress among
the people, than among some Of their servants.
The prospects, however, are excellent
IN. T. Eng
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20
POLITICAL VIEWS.

The following extract of a letter from distin-
guished Meio'er Of the Government OF the q !. .
presents some views, striking and so gcrmsine e.
the period at which we have arrived. that we fake
the liberty Of laying them before our readers -
stat nomiRis umbrnl
EXTRACT
Experience has convinced inc. that the per
manency Of our Government depends. upon a rig
III limit ton Of its powers. In consolidated form.
II couh not l's' ten Yeas. Socxfens.r, IS our ter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20

Cen. Jackson will look to these great tests in
making his appointments. " Are Won honest3 arc
you capable! Are you fiilhfI 10 the Cons,itu.
lion! IRE ygu q friend Of Reform. anil ,pW Uon
5segio"sW promote it ,0iihiH The sphere of youy
influence"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-01-20

THE FAIR.
The exhibition closed on FRIDAY NIGHT. II was
brilliant beyond expectation. Ii was kept opep.
during Thursday and Friday, from II in the fore
noon to nearly III in the night, with the interns.
sion OF between > and O'clock in the Evening
and during the whole time, the large upper Hall
OF the New City Courthouse, was thronred bv an
animated crowd OF spectators. The Association is
under great obligations TO the Members Of the
General Assembly, and other strangers, for the
great hberalty which they haze displayed on this
occasion.-Ihe entire amount Of money received
at the Fair was about S3l00 and the nett profit 10
the Association about $4,000.
The President and Secretary Of the Female IIu-
name Association present their most grateful ac-
acknowledgements, with those Of all its members. to
the various visitors Of the Fair, for their rearka
BILE hberality at the recent exhibition.
General JdcIsson's MOUemcnfs.---A letter writ -
ten from Nashville TO Philadcpbi after the f,Ine.
raj Of Mrs Jackson, states that the General would
set out for Washington, on the 18th inst We
nave before us his Reply to the Citizens Of Knox
vile, (of Tie 10Th December, two DAYS before the
death of his WHEY and his reply of the 18th IN
the Citizens OF Hawkins county, assembled at
Rogersville, both bodies requesting OF him 10 yisit
Their town on his way to the City Of Washington
lie declines both invilations.-Ile says to the ci,i
Gems of Knoxville:
ESQ favorable on opportunity Of fnanicsCng ms
respect Tor the ciizensof that place and lis vicn-
ty, would certainly be embraced did not the pros
pect OF asteam-h boat conveyance from Nashville 10
hceilng, on tlie Ohio, render it probsble tia, (
shall tIke that route
pray you, Gentlemen, 10 he assured. f;,.t
The obligations unlcr whch-t am placed hy YOUR
partidliiy and Kindness, are much enhanced by
the value which you have assigned TO nv future
agency iO the councils Of The nation The re-.
wSrh due TO good intentions, Is all that MY humble
abilities can ever hOpe tO oaain-tg,e which a. IN
be due 10 the patriotism and intelligence necessary
to the prosperity OF the great interests Of e coun.
Try, must be sbArci W ihc 7su7'" theus, -..ai.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
Grape Vines, Fruit Trees. etc.
Reiured in prize from 25 TO 30 per hant.

Reduced in price from 25 TO 30 per cont
JAMES WINSTON, Agent for William Prince P,on1e
tor OF the Lima an Botanic Garden near Flushing New Ior
will furnish selections OK fine IPLNE d TIBLE GRSPFS
al - cents each, by the hundred vines
The greatc proportion of these vines are ron the Rhine
and the most northern departments of Fiace and Of course
cannot fail TO sceeed) including the celebrated Tokav and
white, red aud grey Bguly-the TIRES later ,nakua The
famous Champagne Wine.
pEACH 81 APPLE TREES viii also he furnished a, r.
cents each, 10y tho 100 trees
Also, PRINCE on HORT lCULTURE-fors sale
New catalogues CRAFTY enlarged dirt .h,cl in
which, upon examination VIII he found ina; prices very
generdliy have been CRAFTY rtdsced e .,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
FLORIDA wArEK-

WIS aSeeabe composition, which not surpassed by any
nj the Imported cologne Lavender Waters, is Obtained
tu plants which grow the southern parts OF the n,,d
States is an excellent and mild cosmetic vorar lie
nerves. refreshing and beaniyng the skin and
aud many other disorders OF the face II also contribute, to
perfect state OF health by acting noxous
aud terrifying the debiiiaed 6bIes
DinrrroNS When used for bcautyinr the skin or n, m
move the heat OF azor half tablespoon m ia half pint or
phn OF water the face TO be well baed in il In the promo
portion from hall tea spoon 10 teaspoon FULL in wine.
gs OF water, proves excellent phodonc strenrthens
TIE gums and purhes the breath, when taken essence of
peppermint Tor pans IN the stomach from half spoon 10
~o ia little water aud sugar excellent ney o. head
ac by rubbing the forehead and smelling quickly, from half
tablespoon tai table spoon full will be sufficient for this enc
ration IL also o. the hest applications in case of iss
and sprans as IT causes die blood aud hn pcsyae freely
er respective vessels Being rubbed 10 The head Il exces
the cuianeos nerves gives to ihe in,egets anJ n
oirs that peculiar secretion which the health color
ocay Of Tho air Depends and reye in great measure pre-
maiuIe 9 aybeSs'-i o. sale ~ J. H. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
FRESH SUMMER GOonS

W. have received by the Esor, .na 80,
from New York, many scarce and s,nsa.,.S, ~
articles: among them are 'eesona0Ao
i.~tra quality mamec nanEcers 81
very superior white satins
Back Gros dc hides
Diue and Jet black Gros do ,Nnps
Wreeh' white, pink and straw coiored forenoes
W nLe, oiack pink and green Ital grapes
rNeophine grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and Ores de Nan homie, ,;hb,o.
NO. o. 3, 10. 16, &, % plain Gros De Nan DO.
various colors ~ &c i'aP ao'
IAN Swiss and checked musii,rs
% book and bishop lawns a
common and ins plain bobbinet,s
Handsome II. stripe ginghaIns
birds eye diapers
Is,nao" mart and white cotton half hose
i ;,1l: ana white silk, and ratg silk do
White feather fans
ain leaf do with irory handles
case common palm leaf do
Shell tuck and side combs
: ETazil, tuck and side do
Black crcassars
II lc" pieces super blue 90
biaoK hastings and pruneas
pieces extra tne Sd black Iner;no bombazIns,.
Tor gentieInen's simmer wear -
D N'ia me Angola, and Rouen cassmcres
bFown french drillings
cases common do do chen,
ladies' horseskin gloves
Misses horseskin fnitt7
Ribbon and bonnet wire
super blue and drab sewing s:'fs
trlsi and German linen slleetlnos
bnckratns, grey and drab paddinus
oaieS canvass, No. TO
> cases low priced prints
90 ladies' open straw bounecs
90 do Leghorn do
~ bales % inch brown shirtines,
M OF WHEN we offer at wholesale or reial. at NM
june 8 RgJDrvtn- y1,rc a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
Richmond Dyeing Establishment.

On Cary Sfreet, redT Of he FUyinia and Fnrulers
-> Bonds.
JOSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful 70 IN. ladies
- and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past tayours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
The ladies' sending their silk dresses to have them ia
ken to piecrs which will enable him to warrdnt them
:" he dyed and finished well as at any establish
ment III the Union. Canton stuff dresses not ne
cessary, as Inc has suitable machines to finish them if
sent to him III the situation above mentioned
Gcntlelnen arc likewise informed, that he scolus
and renawsn colour, coats, pantaloons and vests to-
geter with all kinds OF apparel and irequested repairs
them III the neatcst manner. As usual all kinds of
piece goods dyed, and hot cold pressed; furniture
snfs cleansod aud re-dyed in the ncatcst manner
N b. Tickets viii he issued OH leaving the roods
with hiln and requests they will be presented on an
plicaiIon ior the same.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
NEW BOOKS.

ETDiNBURGH REVIEW No. 9j The D;,lnra.; oC the
IL u States, bos an Of hc foreign relations of the
country from The FIST treaty with France in l773 TO the present
thne Tales OF Military Life The Shepherds Calender iy
James tlosg author o the tuceSSake, &C. cDtanir Ron
Dodds, MIR Aanson OF Llverhope, Tire PrJieal Son, Te
School OF Misiorluue Geo Dobons Expedition To Hell Tive
Southers oi Sekir, TIE Laird Of CgsRay Ii by iiyson
bTean Mary Burnett, Tie Brownie of the Black Haas Tho
Laird of Winchnln, Window Watts Courtsiip, A Strange
Secret The Marvellous Doctor, The Witches of Fr,nuair
sheep PRAYERS, Odd Characters, Nancy Chisholm SNOW
storms The ShSpeEds Dosjus received and Tor sal a, he
bookstore OF WIN Ii. FITZWHYLsOXS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
SCHOOL BOOKS

A GENERAL assortment of School Books of the las.
edit IONS, constantly on hand.
Ais" quilts pcnknives, lead pencils pencil cases,
waters, sealing wax. &c.
Letter and cap paper. at s2,2 So . 30, and a. per
Teoin ARIEL WORKS.
NAV %
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
FRESH SPRING GOODS
ENLEMING q EDWIN JAMES g. Co fnJ,r-
u Ret Square,) havejust received 49,
Between and 500 packages of
FRESH DRY GOONS

comprising one of the largest most general and to-
slrable stocks of Spring Goods they have ever Offer.
ed Tor SALE A more particular advertisement win
appear in few days april 81
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
FLORIDA WATER.

Holm II. BLhMIRE has received a small SIN.
Ply of the above article and for its delightful fra
grance IS not surpassed by the imported Cologne or
Lavender waters. NAV On
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15
yoL. III.-No. 81.
NOTICE

w - ior the balance of the present verr
-. hrst fac Blacksmith, 60 able hoJ;sd Sssts
"a, na1s, enda few boamcr-apply on the b..;,, -
may 20 NELSON EApv a 1 ~sIs ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-06-15

HAVE received by the last packet large sup.
ply of
Ladies' lasting doubled vumpcd spring walking shoes
DO do French slippers. very superior
DO do American do with and without heels
Do goat skin slippers, the latest fashion for sum
Incr walking shoes
Gentlencns superior boots, square and round toes
Do do light dress Shoes do do do
DO do goat skin pumps. do do do
Do 90 cIltskin do do do DO
Do morning slippers, various colours
Misses Coloured and black lasting and morocco slim
pers tire greatest ynricty ever in this CITY
Boys calf skin boOtecs and shoes, double lined
Do light calf skin and seal skin dress shoes
Chidrcn's leather shoes md bootecs
Do lasting md morocco bootccs aud shoes, Of
every color aud shnpc;
Together with every other article of boots, bootccs
and shoes TINT enc be made, and oil Of them Of their
own manufacture
Also,
largo assortment Of seal skin and hair trunks
Leather travelling trunks, with iron frames and
patent locks
Carpet travelling bars
trunks
Day & Martins backing, and large supply Of
Goulds real Japan sponge backing, at e5 cents
Patent spring punch plyens
Silk and cotton braids
No. 3 black ribbon
and largo supply Of gents cheap nailed aud peg
god boots and light summer pumps at the store cor
ncr Of Main and 18th streets.
mar %
SQUARE Tee SLIPPERS.
S6ehdh Pair ladies' lasting slippers, with
v out heels, Of a very superior quality and
GRANNISs, SON g. BROTHERS.
hay CoTuc, Main onj Nh yiree'e