WILLIAMSBURG, January 3, 1782

Best English made SHOES, To be SOLD, by wholesale or retail, on

reasonable terms, by

ROBERT GILBERT.

(_Virginia Gazette or Weekly Advertiser_ (Richmond), January 5, 1782)

ROBERT GILBERT Boot and Shoemaker, BEGS leave to inform the public,

that he has removed from Williamsburg, to this city, in order to carry

on his business as usual. Those Gentlemen who please to favour him

with their custom, may depend upon having their work executed as

expeditiously and reasonable, as the times will admit of, for cash

only, as it is by that means alone which materials are procured.

_N.B._ He has on hand a few boxes of English made SHOES, which he

would dispose of on very reasonable terms, for cash, tobacco, or good

merchantable flour.

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