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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
The shower of Blood.

With reference to the recent shower of
Flesh and Blood, in Lebanon Tenn, which SO
greatly puzzled the philosophers of that viclnl-
ty, the National Inteligencer publishes COM
munication from Benjamin Hallowell, Principal
of the Alexandria Boarding School, which gives
to the singular phenomenon a ready explana-
ton by well ascertaineG fact in the economy
of insects He quotes from the Natural Histo-
ry of insects by Kirby and Spence, some state
ments on this subject Many species of the
butterfly when they emerge from the chrysalis
state discharge a redish fluid, which, when
their number is considerable, has often prOdu-
ced an appearance of blood similar TO that OBJ
served in Tennessee. This fact has been long
known, being recorded as early as 1853. The
most interesting account of an event OF this kind
is given by Reaumur who states that IN July,
1905 the country about AK was covered with
what appeared to be shower Of blood. The
citizens were greatly alarmed, but their terror
was somewhat abated by the explanation of the
mystery.by NJ. Peirsec, philosopher OF that
place. who had first discovered the cause OF the
phenomenon by noticing in chrysaliS which he
had in his cabinet Further information on
the subject may De found in Comstock's Phys
iology, and in No. "A of Harper's Family LII
brary. Mr.. Haowe states that the instance
mentioned in the Nashville account, OF flesh ap-
pearing with the Blood no doubt was the result
of the insects having perished In the process ol
transformation. Even when thus explained,
the phenomenon is most curious and well de-
serves the attention of naturalistS Tribune.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15

A few moments more brought him to
the haunted spot, but the beloved object
of his heart had so completely occupied
his mind, that, notwithstanding his resolves
respecting the discovery OF the apParltion,
he would have passed the hollow without
giving a thought to it but it was not so
ordained, for so suddenly did the gray po-
ny stop, that if John had not been the best
horseman in the world, he must have been
thrown to the earth. He cast look for
ward TO find what had so alarmed the an
imal, which was trembling with dread and
terror.
'By my faith, yonder it is, sure enough"
cried John, and with feeling quite new
to himself, he slowly dismounted and eau
tiousIy approached the object of his aston
ishment-lhe headIess phantom For a
minute he stood before it and contempla-
ted its figure with full and careful sur
vey, during which his imagination was
wrought to the highest pitch.
"Speak, pray you, speak. unhappy
shade" he exclaimed. Why haunt
you thus tins soltary nook nave you
aught to reveal? Ifso say it, | entreat you
and depart in peace in the lone and dark
recess to which those murderous hearts
have condemned you.''
Here he paused fora reply, but heard
no sound except the heavy breathing of the
affrighted poney, and the woodpecker
tapping the hollow beech tree"
6 There can be no harm in touching, "
thought he and he extended his hand
and ped-instead of the withered arm
the dry branch Of small decayed oak
John Immediately recovered his presence OF
mind.
"There, told Joe it was all cheat; the
light of the moon shining obliquely on this IN
significant stump, has effected the singular
deception that went well nigh TO shake my
forlitude."
Hageman mounted his pony and rode gal
ly home to forget the spectre of the wood,
and dream of his Mary.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
The North Easeern Boundary.

The Bangor Whig of the Sd inst has the
following paragraph:
The United States Troops ordered to Occh-
py the posts at the Arooslook and Fish river,
in the disputed Territory, started from Houlton
on Tuesday last. The first detachment started
with heavy team of oxen and all The necessa-
ry implements for clearing the roads and for
erecting suitable quarters and barracks. A
good military road, supported at the expense OF
the General Government, from Houlton TO Fish
River may soon be expected, and regular mail
route with a post-office at Fish river and the
Aroostook will be established immediately
The General Government is now fairly upon
the territory, and there will be no backing out
until final settlement of the question, which
under the present efficient administration cam
not be long delayed
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
Law IT Texas.

They have some curious law proceedings IN
this new Republic In one of the Countess 1t
seems that man named McHenry was elected
Judge, after close contest One OF his oppoC-
nenls was arraigned for murder His friends
assembled to effect his rescue Judge Hans
ford left the Bench, when The Jury elected a
Foreman, who took the Judges place and 'he
trial went on Tho prisoner was finally ac-
quilted, and forthwith discharged lie lmne-
diately, with his friends, arrested Judge NC
Henry for negro stealing, and had hlm put IN
Jail at Nachitoches.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
God Seen i'm all His Works.
A TALE FROM THE GERMAN.


In that beautiful part of Germany which bor-
ders on the Rhine, there is noble castle,
which, as you travel on the western banks OF
the river, you may see, lifting It's ancient iow-
ers on the opposite side, above the grove Oh
trees about as old as itself.
About forty years ago, there lived ID ina.
castle a noble gentleman, whom we shall call
Baron -. The Baron had an only son, who
was not only comfort to his father, but bless
ino 10 all who lived on his fathers land.
I, bannened on a certain occasion that this
vonno man being from home, there came
French gentleman to see the Baron. As soon
as this gentleman came into the castle, he be-
oan to talk of his Heavenly Father In terms
that chilled the old mans blood: on which the
Baron reproved him, saying, are you not AFRAID
of offending God, who reigns above, by speak
ing in such a manner? The gentleman SAID
,ha, he knew nothing about God, for he had
never seen him. The Baron did not notice at
this time what the gentleman said, but the next
morning took him about his castle grounds, and
took occasion at first 10 show him very beau
tiful picture that hung on the wall. The gem
tleman admired the picture very much, and SAID
whoever drew this picture knows very well
how to use his pencil
MY son drew that picture,' said the Baron.
Then your son was a very clever man, re-
piled The gentleman.
The baron went with his visitor into the gar
den, and showed him many beautiful flowers
and plantations Of forest trees.
Who has the ordering of this garden?' asked
the gentleman.
MY son. replied the Baron, 'he knows eve-
~ plant, may say, from the cedar OF Lebanon
TO the hissop on the wall
Indeed said the gentleman, 4 shall think
very highly of him soon.
The Baron then took him into the village
and showed him small, neat cottage, where
his son had established a school, and where he
caused all young children who had lost their
parents TO be received and nourlshed at hi:
own expense. The children in the house look
ed so innocent and so happy, that the gentle
man was very much pleased, and when ne re
turned to the castle, he said to the baron, ''wha
happy man you are TO have so good son,
How do you know have SO good son"
Because / have seen his works, and | know
that he must be good and clever, if he has done
all that you have showed me-.
But you have never seen him..
NO, but know him very well, because
Judge of him by his works
True replied the Baron, 'and this is tn
. way Judge of the character of our Heavenly
Father | know from his works that be Is
being of infinite wisdom, power, and goodness
The Frenchman felt the force Of the reproOi
and was careful not to offend the good BaroI
any more by his remarks.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
From The New York Express.
Major Downing.

Dov-hght---or what the French call "EcIaTctS-
Senent'--at last.
We are happy TO announce to our readers
that by letter from a correspondent at Wash
looton we are informed that our old and re-
spected friend MAJOR DOWNING, arrived there
by ,0estern route the evening previous. He
.stopt for few minutes in front of "Gadsby's,
shook hands with group of acquaintance, en-
tered and booked his name, and then passed
round 10 the BARRIERS shop--and after "sl'ckng
uD." made strait track up the Avenue TO the
"Whte House" The !act Of his having ar
rived at "GGds6y's" being known, many enqul-
ries during the evening were made--and many
remained Till after midnight awaiting his return
but nothing further was heard OF hlm-and
consequently it was determined that he had
met with such reception elsewhere, that he had
put up there. Our correspondent adds that
Wings, Conservatives, and Loco FocoS, lndlS-
criminaiely called TO enquire for The Mayor at
Gadsby's, each desiring 10 meet and have
chat with him, and each expressing dlSappro-
baton at his non return.
This is all the information at present we can
give our readers, but have no doubt OF our
ability in few days to lay before them aulhen-
tic information from his own pen which can
scarcely fail to interest them at this period Of
doubt, conjecture and delayed hope.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED ID
THEODORE SCHOCH.

dollars no ia pad before the uG end
and quarter hali ye half Those who receive theiI
% drSsfy pel ysa s%pSySa sG BY the pF0Ps
No papers disconiinnuiei.no n ii.or W ~
at the option of the ono souarp xteen lines
,J three weeksfor dollar twenty-five cents
for every IN insertion & sggsF o9ss IN proportion
letters addressed to the Editor must be post PAID
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15

The Picayune saw a yellow girl the other
dav on a wharf, with what he calls sweet
face, i. e. pretty well daubed with molasses
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15

Did you ever know lady with white teeth
to put her hand over them when she laughed?
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1841-09-15

Dav-hght---or what the French call "EeIaTctS-
SesHent'---at last
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
IRON STORE.
TREDEGhR IRON


nb Subscribers the only agents OF Messrs ps.,. 4.
.unn,nghans In Richmond Tor the sale of the IA, Inn,
,he iisdeEaT Rolling Mand Forge, take pleasure Nm
yi -. ayr Trends and the public generally, lllhe va
OF iron these WORK .. II,
ey ieel the most entire confidence (restInr una
'S OF almost all the principal consumers In ihIs
, uey oner as good article can DO proe,as
III In any siinuHr establishment In the Union '
sizes Low produced aud of which we shall ss .o
s.'y on manu- good assortment as foows MI. Ham,,
inch. =" ~ ~ ~ ~ W. ~ 'ht,t, aud \
thi-L VI ~ H. lb lLiL22 FL y ~, "a. a inch ~
sy ussiLeu thlekness. Arrangements are now in nro
~ n-oprctors for making Hoop and DanJ H.,
WI. o'her extra sizes which will be In reacness In re
likely To occur inthis market 1890 ny "e"ho
hn1Llsii, sWEDES, ULSTER AND COUNTRY moN
~ .ois OF English Swcdcs Ulster aud Conniry embrae
Jug an assortment Of every variety OF size of which sia
supply " N''PA'"iso "io'cneia
Band, boz AMI hoop Iron
Mould boards and plough Plate,
Grow BARS and Nail Rods
American Dllstered
English dn
German and Cast S,aOi
spring steel for Gigs and Carriage.
~ inquest p'ee Viii DC given for scrap Iron.
WORKMAN McGRUDER a co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
MRS. II. III. PYLE

TENDERS her grateful Acknowledged 10 her fiena
and customers for The liberal patronage she has re.
ceS aHd aeqhdnts then she IS stu al h0B with nc r,As
ca tnlrs II mcTu continuance Of favor in having fur
s.ea an assortment which for variety, quality and price,
may We with an Ohrr In the city; consisting Of
nlne black and any other coiUTed figured silks
Newest Style Of Chillcy and fancy Inusins
per yard ~ y W. ~
shawls Of every description
Pine Boubaznes, sattinctt, Cloths anil Cassmerss
A large assortment Of Linens
Ihrt al cambria hdsfs and Iinea Cambria
Handsome threld Edsings and Insertings
Cambria do 10
beautiful fIcneh worked Collars
Fringe Tor curtains
Newest fashion gcuilcmen's stoe ka collars and bosom.
do do crayais and hdsfs
A great variety Of Hosiery silks. wooIcn AMI co,op
Newest ~ lie Ribbons. IAccs &c
IIhcs' AMI gencmcn's Gloves silk, leather and ooler
ioIeher Hih HyaTicty Of fancy articles TOO tsou. s
ehumor'ic, but which wild be found highly worthy Of a.
tenonall on The usual lbeTa ierms-nlv rnme ~.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SsSsSs \ \. Y .,;.....

1900. Ufert, oy srfsraai pressure. -Fs-s
Wis apparatus congresses by broad, 10 .l.-,..
pad the whole OF the AypoEasfri1s. ami The e.s,o
"a 80 eontIlved ssto operate obiquey Upwards IA
Maids The ehcet OF this pad s to give the wesh.
lower portion Of the abdominal muscles eoaEcnials
port which al tho time that II diinnsles fhasp
Sor, stimulates them by the well known power N IA
ehanca pressure upon the muscular tissue 10 n.
nent renewal OF their vigor. Pottns-
niednces the distended APPROPRIATION, and n, IA. A,
Icsnon upwards and backwards, directly T.l.y. y, W
u,seera fotn the unnatural pressure OF M. 49,
wsiu lorees thus when the apparatus Is caref,,lls vi
p,vpety hued TO the peculiar form Of the paen N
Ihpy Affords the most Immediate immunty f,or,
nessnx JragEng and bearing down senSailons ~hIsr
49, nearly all cases of visceral dispiae ensn,s
snd It's skilul apple alton IL always followed Nv 80
eoness'on OF radical relief from the y'aiienL "
LIBBY OF Tue above instruments just received an.
oc3 49, Iex. ~ InnS..s.W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15

.x,,,r An iUpoyioHf substitute for CaIomsL
Epoptlelors of this article, keeping In view the fact
that wise aud benevolent Beng plac ed within th
reaeh OF al remedies adapted 10 the diseases incident 10
The climate they nhabi and knowing likewise thai mos,
oe diseases OF The south West are based upon or.
Eahc or iunconal dcTang flhc liver their
attention 10 those articles which more especially on
the hillary organs 0f>"' y"
Alter long labOTous and expensive research they have
succeeded IN extracting substance fIen the TOM Alto
organs, shey have donomnacd Repaline is me,iein
mar Wi! pf"ducc all the beneficial results OF Caome In
u" asuc ahu chronic disCascs without the possibility OF
pIciHe the ue!etcriuus consequences common no Thar
huce It's action upon the constitution universal M,
partOlthe system escaping It's influence. IL is however,
power rs particularly manifested; hence 1t IS pccnlaIy
auapcd IL ne treatment of bilious levers anil other dis
cases IN which torpidy congestion of the liver and
portal circle prevail. " ~
tits admissible in all where II Is necessary IN
cleanse me stomach and bowels removes obstruction
ahn.A,ues qhc healthy action ofthe liver other
glahiar Nsccra VI the ahiumCn. Beiug ,Tusibe in i
-pcraton, produces free circulation la the vessels on
e surface q: 'he body accompanied by agenie perp,.
INlch HnOcs no. exhaust like drastic puges; still az.
uoh Is more UNIVERSAL aud may oflcn bc repealed nor
mGIey Wilh safety but will great benefit. This becomes
hnspcnsaby necessary IN OF long standing, for In
me intense temporary impressions made by strong me,
olnes' Seldom eyer 10 good but tend to niure ha Nm,
nina Of the constitution. -
Us cleansing and purifying the system: acts In ppr.
eet harmony with the known laws ofie and il nnouht.
ey one OF The most valuable articles offered for pnb-
lie trial and inspection. " '
For convenience this cdicne IL three grain
pills The white pills edlharte GsTafrs d,npkoyer
u ana ahrehc Tho yellow piissIe tome siissldui and
dIaDh0TeHe. foi sale Wholesale and retail, by
ALEXANDER DIIvAL,
Agent Tor Richmond
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

nAh BENTLEY arcuow receiving hrEe supply %
~ most desirable and beautiful Fancy Goods puTc bsse,
10 New York during the past week on most favorable
tct.ps "
They consist In part of several cases Of entirely new
sDlG Mousclne dc Lanes, Chahes rich figured silks
nGsh anu rrtho frnis silk Hosiery, Gloves aud Mus
RbbonF, Luccs, Wells HandscTcbies scars, and many
other new aud desirable articles
Country mcrchlnts who may wish To rcpleuish their
stock Fancy and staple oOa have now The rare chance
oidonE 50 At this season, aud at satisfactory pnecs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
JAMES 3 cEoRGE WINSTON.

JAMES & GEORGE WINSTON,
COMMISSION MERciIANrs.
MAskEr BRiDsE,
HAVE r sale avorbe terms az can be Bought Of
sogoO lbs OF RalIirnors Cured Bacon, new
s9 do Of Western s,tes. old
200 do OF New loves
800 do Hog Rohnd smi!hhsld
400 kegs No. I BALTIMORE Lard
- bbls do do DO
a. kegs smiIhdeld 10
3Ol bbls Neu snd Gross Fish, No. I and
- do Family Roe ID
% hhds Baltimore Whiskey
40 DOS DO 0. Old whi.ss GS viz,
cisco" "Miltnn aid RonuTbarxus" "Plush
Rn"," MonoLgslis"
bbSfh proof spirits
8 40 Isle OF w,gh; Apple Brandy
10 do Ncrihctn DO DO
10 do Oid Peach 10
hafPiPes Cozuae French ~
10 bbls Imitation DO 10
- do Malaga Wine
10 do Sherry and II I.uksr do
pipe Old Madeira. 10 years old
% bbs Cider Vinegar
10 hhds New Orleans sugar
10 80 Hydraulic Cement
~ do Tanners Oil
81 boxes OF Chalk Pipes
~ do Rasns
10 DO spermaeeu Candles
100 10 l0Il2 Glass
~ dozen Scotch snuff
1900 segsrs. various qualities
10 casks OF Cheese
ceroohs OF lndigo
1000 leet OF Mohosany OF every size Inequality used
by Cabinet Makers
1000 lbs Of Curcd Hair
~ pieces OF Hair Cloth
6 dozen Cane and Common Chairs
sofa Springs, veneers, Selves; Move Wire; Bark Mls
Ml-serews; pretty Sugar House Molasses, &c &c.
ALSO.
40 square Bales Cotton
100 bushels Of Clover Seed. te "
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
Js.-'A 1Sy,; 20, Ss-s. ;-s q sar'spsi'la
SCROFULA
MEsCtJRIAL, DISEASES.


TUE sarsapanla OF the shops very apt TO be nearly
Il not quite hsert either from or from having been
tainsd from an inferior species Of sniss Ihs ae3Ssv
OF medicine ether with the improper moes OF pre-
pairing which have long been have probably con-
tribued variable reputation The activity OF the root
is behevcdto depend upon onc OF mere sesn Pun IL,
yolstze rendered BY chemical change al the TEN.
22 deg This fact sPpars to be demonstrated by
Hanecek makes the iSlAS~ng observations "Afer long
boiling the ulisr cNuT which rises ahunnny on the
cocton Vt e,d Sar,aTaIa Is almost cStineulshed PROM
the Sarsaraa prepared In this way, found no sensible
droWsy, amt raeknK effects produced by alarss qany
although the dceocon cf six eight ounces was tired al
dcsc."-t Wocd & Bdokss a. s. DfspeHsafory, -
knowledge 81 these facts and the uncertainty prae-
ice Of Of Sarsapara IN use, icdto te ms
eovcry aer repeated experiments OF the meth OF pre-
pairing compromising the exractnow onercdto the e'
al profession the public. ispreparedby new pro-
fhof bOiins and is warranteto contain IN con-
sentracd FORM the active PRINCIPLES Of the root obtained
from tho approved species OF snilax
efficacy sheen repeatedly tested in private practice
the essfu of the worst forms OF the ms
the of which Sarsaparils Is recommended
AFTER OF that medicine, the ranaeea &c
had been used without effect number Of cases OF en
ulceraiions and affections OF the bones, IN simple
roula and mcrcural and syphtir diseases
without any other treatment except the most simple app
the parts diseased ra OF twoor three bottles
In similar cases, will prove the efficacy aud Importance OF
the preparation.
Ills ulary use Ter calornel where thai medicine
has been given too freely scroous habits for the cure
other diseases being admirably calculated IN such cases
TO remove all disease nom the body anu restore ne %
vRor Of the constitution. The OF two or three bottles
will every such OCCASION prove an eheetual security
against secondary affections. ,.,.
and particularly in general debility
impure and dcpraved conditions Of the system, nom
Scroa and other diseases in chronic Rheumatism, and
obstinate affections Of the skim is invaluable incidence
'I'p' ALEXANDER DUvAL,
ic u Agent Tor the PIopuetNr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
FRESH SPRING AND SUMMER sTOCE
OF GOODS.

or GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS LEATHER, PAPER. &c ,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I'VE are receiving 10y various arrivals from the Norinrn
fashionable Spring and Summer Goods comprising one Of
tue most varied and compl assorments have
wholesale and retail. We viii take this occasion 10 renew
10 our irends customer andhe public generally the as
furauce that every article v be sold at The yeiy lowest
hafket pficeF anu no e1rls on our part T be withheld
in giving asarou 10 an. Ne beg leave 10 call the al
tenuon Of Country MTch0His and City dealers To our
splendid stock predetermined 10 OFFER them Cools
cheap they he bong any Julbug House In
NiIginis, Baltimore, Philadelphia or nee York.
Among our assortment W oner the following, VIZ
200 pair Ladies' French Morocco aud Kid slippers and
Ties all qualities
1900 pair LADIES' seasEn aud dnc Leather shoes straps
and Ties
COO pair Laes French Morocco, KID, Seal and CafsEin
49, shoes straps and Ties
80 pair Ladies' low price Leather slippers and Ties
lVO do W"nen's sewed and Pegsed Leather Wells DO
Heel Pumps
800 pair Geutcmen's Boots from the cheapest to Niles
800 pair Genemen's Navy Shoes from the cheapest to
100 pair GoGtleuer's roc kettis and Jack Downinns
gro psir DO Waiting aud Dancing Pumps all qualities
Sp do do Buckskin, Morocco and fno Leather SIP
200 pair Mons Lined aud Bound Peqred Broalns
900 30 do do 10 sswe1 10
go Do DO do 10 PegEei and sewed shoes
99l DO Boys Lined and bound do and do and -ioes
4OJ DO Misses Scllskin Morocco aud enc Leather DO
800 do ChIircn5 Morocco, Rid and scarkin Boots,
SOLE LEATHER.
good assortment u damaged aud good Solo Leather.
TRUNKS.
80 Nests Hair and Scaskn Trunks Oval and Plat Tons
Hard Leather and Bellows Top Travelling Trunks.
ALSO,
Carpet Travelling Bags. vaice Trunks, shce Thread
Shoe Brusies. Backing, WIRING Paper Toilet Brushes
d. BURLINGTON { co.
o. Mansion House.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
]. BRAHNAN x cos
Old DOMINION CLOTHING STORE.

Adjoining John Earey's Union Coffee House. and
X. ii. Jenkins Dsy Goods Store, Main st.
WE would embrace this opportunity aud method Of
making y known 10 the citizens NJ Richmond s vi.
cniy an1 the state hatwe sanity Keep on hand ot.
ing 81 all Kind and more especially lGr the cuT-n ami an
preaching seasons which will sell reduced prces r
CASH Wcfespeouuiiy Invite al Ia ciiiand Inspect our
alucE whether they want the goods not All goods
ny as at do no. please In every respect may returned
and the money refunded.
All goods warranted .uos ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-15
TO MEMBERS or THE IEoIsIATUaE
AND THE PUBLIC IN GENERAL
CREW & HORNER,
BOOT AND iSHOE DEALERS AND MANI.
FACTDRERS
OIInaIIE EAuINla IIIEIEE IInIIaE


MAIN ST., RICHMOND, VA.
'IAkE Ibis method Of informing the public and their
~ friends that hey hsve hand, large and we'll
selected assortment of articles u their ne. Tney have
verl aTce uccesssry n the way 81 Boots shoes Pumps
&c Tor gentlemen; and he Ladies' will End variety
choose from which for cheapness and quality cannot he
snrpassed Tho assortment being large, It's deemed
necessary 10 tax the reader with more minute
uon mt We beg leave ALL that they will rail- and
essnne FOR themselves they viii be satisfied Of sbi
" 10 please.
100 a ". manufacture 10 order In the noaes man.
nsI Boot, Shoes, Pumps &C. for Ladies, Gencmen and
iouihs They have on hand, superior
o. Sentemen's double.toe Water Proof Roots Of their
Own NATE BEETLE other kinds Of Eentlcmen's wearand,
also, lot Of Ladies' Shoes which viii bear comparson
Wiih any make w the Union.
Alec, on hand, assortment Of Leather, Travelling
Trunks, sc. on reasonable terms
call from I'll, is solicited.
ds2 CREW = bonner.