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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-25
NOTICE.


pURSUANT to the provisions of Decd =,
trust, executed to the subscriber, bv John g.
Montague, on the Sd day of March, 1928, recorded
in the Office of King & Queen County Court. ,
shall OTTER for salc at public auction to the highest
ol,e', Ior cash. at the front door of the Eagle Ho-
TEL III inc CITY OF Richmond, on Saturday 18th OF
juno next, at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. all the said Mon
tague's right interest in & to a Tract of Land w.
INC and being in King & Queen County, containing
10 Acres more or less adjoining the lands of Thos'
Faulkner hec and being the part of the estate of
caPt; benjamin Faulkner, dec. which in the divi-
SION theTeof was allotted to his daughter Elizabeth
afterwards the wife of said Montague, who was en-
iitied 10 the same as tenant by the courtesy. This
IS n desirable little farm, and Mr.. Montague is =
hearty young man, not exceeding thirty wears NJ
uge. ouch title only will be conveyed as is vested
N m, 'nc trustee by the Deed aforesaid. The sale
VIII DC Conducted by Mcssrs. D. Judah & Co.
HERBERT A. CLAIROHNE ,rs,,.,..
Richmoid, May 81, 1324-tds.
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EXCHANGE & READING ROOM.

A T the request of many of the most respectable
IA inhabitants of this city, the subscriber has been
induced to open an Exchange and Readiag Room,
for the accommodation aud convenience of the
cupicd by the subscriber and the adjoining one, will
be openedfor that purpose. The principal newspa-
pers and prices current in the United States, and
the most approved periodical reviews and
in this country and Europe will be furnished.
Strangers are respectfully invited to visit the Ex-
change. so
The annual subscription to the Exchange will be
FIVE dollars, payable in advance. Persons wishing
to subscribe, will be pleased TO cali at the subscri-
bcrs' Office. Due notice will be given of the opens
ing of the Exchange.
The subscriber will sell public stocks of every
description at auction or privately.
CARTER d. PAGE.
Richmond, 18th May. 1888
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NEW OONFECTroNARY-

YNHE subscriber respectfully informs the cit-
IL zens of Richmond and its vicinity. and the
public generrlly, that he has this day opened
a Confectionery Store, in the house three doors
below the Bell Tavern, next to Messrs. Cotton
q Clarke's dry good store, where he intends
keeping all kinds of CONFECTIONARY; to-
gethcr with many sorts of FRUITS-also MIN
ERAL WATERS.
The subscriber will use his best endeavors to
give satisfaction, and respectfully solicits share
of public patronage.
THOMAS BOUDAR.
may IL. 4ta2
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WAsuINGrnN. A

w AsHINGToN, May 21.
t' Tie t.co .4mericas, Greut Britain, and The
roy .4lhance."-A pamphlet under this title
has Just appeared. To exhibit all the excel
lences of this production would require reru.
lar critique; but it may not be aIniss TO notice
It IN cnrsory manner The learned author
displays great commercial, statistical, and reo
graphical knowledge, and minute acouan-
lance with ancient and modern history, rarely
TO be found. With q sort of intuition, he disco
Vcrs the relative condition of all peopIe and
countries, from the Afghans to the Havticns--
from Japan 10 Peru. The object of the ESSAY
is to shcw that the participation of C. treat Britain
in the designs of the Holy Alliance against any
Fart of North or South America, is opposed to
her steady and undertaking policy. Suspicious
might be entertained of this participation from
her conduct inrclation to Naples, Spain, Greece.
&c. but 1T is made to appear that the same no
hey, the same great object of maintaining her
commercial and naval superiority, induces her
10 dciend the South American colonies from the
designs OF the Holy Alliance, and, at the same
,,inc, TO and the barbarian Moslcms in depressing
the Christian descendants of Ar;.tus and Milf
AIDES. In adverting to the cagerncss and sue
cess with which great Britain has seized upon
the commercial advantages offered by South
america, the writer makes this remark, es.Nofh-
ing can dsto'ash the experienced mind so much os
INC aperjeCt O'e'cS and cold concern, ackich y,ye
rdet IN me United States, IN relation to these o,l
pdntnSes, Dat especially to those held fo,-th b,,
Guatiuaain md .Merico.n "
In the conclusion, the necessity for n Homo
apartment IN our government is urred with
some force This subject was discussed y few
weeks ago in the National Journal, bv .Judee
w oodward, who there displayed his usual learn
s.-- -.-u aDII1.y. Nat. Int.
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Of gill kinds and qualities; consisting Of
Gentlemens first rate morocco and calf skim boots,
Do. cheap seal skin do.
Do. morocco, calf and seal skin shoes & pumps,
Ladies' moro Denmark satin, and prunclla slippers,
- Do. fine seal skin do.
Chidrens' morocco and leather shoes and boots.
The above are chiefly manufactured by the pro-
prictor, particularly for retailing arc suited to the
approaching season, and will be disposed of ON the
most reasonable terms, for cash.
Also constantly on hand good supply of leather,
seal skin and hair Trunks, Pocket-Books and Emer-
sons celebrated Razor Straps. e
SAMUEL PUTNEY, Agent 4
April 80. 4w28
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NOTE.

WIS Department has received inteIlioeDre
n from Mr.. Robert X. Lowry, Consul oC the r.
mted states at La Guayra, under date Of the iii
instant, Of the death at Caracas about the 1f,b r.
me preceding month, March, of Mr.. !. o. To,nn-
E'ns OF Richmond, Virginia and an Inventory Of
VIC ersohaI Effects belonging to the deceased IVES
at the same time received from Mr. Lowry. and 4;
now on file in his Office. This notice is given. TO,
the trends and representatives Of the deceased.
impairment n State 20b 4prH 1a24- 10
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COTTON & CLARKE,

COTTON & CLARKE,
~ AVE recently received considerable additions
H. to their Stock of DRY GOODS; compri-
sing general assortment of staple articles, mostly
They bare also on hand,
Tanners Oil, prime Pork,
Solo waxed and russell Leather,
Calf, kip, seal and morocco Skins,
Shoe Thread,
All the different kinds writing Paper of Ames,
manufacture,
Medium printing Paper, &c. &c.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
bales New Ipswich Sheetings,
half pipes Madeira Wine,
Old Spanish Segars, and
Valencia floor Mats, Sc.
April %. Sweo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-25

q oCkS-On the ! 18th April, 1924, taken by the
NJ subscriber, from Caleb Thomas boat (hcad-
man limothy) one bag Of corn, about bushels.
on me i2th, from Temple Reds boat (headman
Peier) 2! bushels of meal, and abou; 2o0bs. loose
tobacco. 'oo''
me 2Oth' from Nathaniel Goolsby's boat (head-
man James, 2bashels Of corn, and about 100bs. oi
loose tobacco.
I'D I'D from john Johnson's boat (headman Matt
l5Olbs. Of loose tobacco.
From Richard Johnson's boat (hcad,pap Ri,,,A
about 20Olbs of loose tobacco.
on the 18th April, took from on board of Girls
TOPPER Estes boat hcad-man Ned,l one hundred
pounds tobacco.
The above articles win be disposed of as the law
directs. -"
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock Keeper & h,sp of boats at Westham.
April 80. uG,,,oa
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PUBLIC SALE

virtue of a deed Of TRUST executed to us Inv
- Thomas Harris da.ed the 3O,h of November
1871 and recorded i'll the County Court of Cumbcr
iand ior purposes therein mentioned we shall sell to
bidder at Public Auction for cash on the
LAND whereon the said Thomas Harris now re-
SIDES III Cumberland county containing one hrndred
acres, lying in the fork of Nillis's River and add
Joining the lands OF Daniel Mayo and WIN. Caring
'on' beng the tract of land formerly owned by Sam
uei Doalwf'sht; inc title vested in the subscriber,
will be conveyed to TIE purchaser.
WILLIAM DARLINGTON.
PAUL J. CARHNGTON. { trustees.
March 23. y,o;.11
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HENRY GIRSnM

" Ill IN future attend the Superior and InGs-
" rior Courts of Cumberland copntv ~ ~"
lion to the Courts held in this city. His Office :,
Immediately over the store of Messrs Geo. DvI,i,
& Go. ~ o'i'
march 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-25
NOTICE.

A COMPETENT workman in the TJo,,,. (.u.
PenterS and Joiners Business, is dcsrous =,
geing enployed-he would prefer the upper connt,v
For particulars, enquire at this Office, unity
April 13 90
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PAPER

N the Court of Chancery of the State of Deia :
IL ware, held ut New Castle in and for the COM
~ of New Castle, ofthe August Term, Ammo Dom.
ini 1923,
Thomas Roberts,
rs.
James NJ. Broom, Jacob P. Broom, james Roberts
and Sarah his wife, John Roberts, Rachel Ro-
berts, Asa Moore and Ann his wife, William
Lyon, Rachel d. Lyon, George Lyon, John LYON.
and Jacob b. Lyon. -. -
And now to wit, on this twenty-fourth dav of A.
prii' Ammo Domini, one thousand eight hundred and
twenty -fodr, on motion of Joshua G. Brinckle Eso
compartments Solicitor, and ON Afidavis filed. II l.
ordered by the Chancellor that William LYON RAJ
ehael b. Lyon and Ann Moore do appear in this
Court and IN the above canse, on Thursday. the
I'm day of August next ensuing, and the Chan
ceor directs that copy of the foregoing order shall
within thirty days be published in the Delaware
Gazette published at Wilmington, and the Cons,i-
tutonal Wing, published at Richmond, in Virginia.
and be continued in such newspapers for the space
OF three months next after its first publication.
sNeU Castle County, S. do certify that the above
is a true copy ofthe record thereof.--In tes-
timony Whereof have hereunto set NV
H.. s.. hand and affixed the seal of the said court.
~, at New Castle, the Sd day of MAY. An
no Domini, 1924.
DAVID PAINTER, Regr,
oihoi an Chdncery.
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QU.lJNT4CO C.4N:aL LOTTERY.
$500 Blanks Tickets sl6,42o


-, W The drawing will positively take place ON
THURSDAY, the 9th of May next.
he prizes Ill the preceding Scheme, will be de
termined as follows: Thirty Nos. from to so in
elusive, Will severally be placed into wheel on The
DAY OF drawing, and FIVE of them drawn out: and
mat ticket having on it the 1st Cd and Cd Noes
drawn from the wheel, will be entitled to the highest
prize; that having oil it the Sd, 9TH and 5th Nos.
drawn as aforesaid, will be entitled to the nov,
highest prize; that having on it the Cd 4th and 5tb
WIN he entitled to the prize of $50; that having on
the 2d I'D and 9Th, will be entitled to the prize of
SooO that having ON it the 3D. Sd and 4th will be
entitled to the prize of 500; the other five tickets
wch snai nave on tnem, respectively, three of the
ur'wn os shall each be entitled to pize. of St6S;
'he <oo tickets which shall, respectively, have on
men, any two ofthe drawn Nos. shall be entitled TO
prizes OF $40; and the $4,000 tickets which shall;
have one ofthe drawn Nos. on them, shall each lo
entitled TO prize of So.
NO ticket which sha II have drawn nr;ze NJ /, e,,
peflor denomination, can be entitled to an inferior
prize
riizes payable 30 days after the drawing and
SUBJECT to deduction of Is per cent.
PRESENT PRICE OF TICKETS.
whole Ticket e5 m
li"i Go. 2 so
Quarter do. o.
E 1li5 n do: G2a
<fohE1S & S]L1RES FOR sale ar
THE Lucky OFFICE OF
s. q M. ALLEN g. Co.
- NO. I59 Main Street, Richmond.
0iaers ny mail lpost paid) enclosing the CASH,
W The cash will be paid, at sight for an n;1es
sold this Office - - p''N''
April %. NA1-S 9 Co.
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4060 Tickets.
Only II blanks to prize.
..L tSonS wishing to obtain chance in the above
sceme' have no time to lose for the moment is fac
approaching. Those who intend to become adver.
turers, may now be accommodated al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-25

Fsv1Yr, DcfEs.
ME defendants, David Curre and Ann Arm
N strong, not being inhabitants of IT, State. and
not having entered their appearance and given sccu-
rity according to rule Of the court-On the motion
OF the plaintiffs by their counsel, IL is ordered. That
lne SAID defendants do appear before the said
court, atthe city of Richmond, on the first dav Of
the next term, and answer the bill of the plaintiffs:
and that copy of this Rule be forthwith, inserted
IN some newspaper printed in the city of Richmond,
iof two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the capitol in the said city.
copy, Teste, Rp JErFR,Es. ck
April v8wo1
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ROBERT Gordon and Janetta Gordon, Robert Cor
doi' Isabella Gordon, James Gordon, Eleanor
eordon' Katharine Gordon, Mary Gordon, Lilly
nofd1i'' and William Gordon, heirs of Janet Cor
oon, the seven last named of whom are infants un-
der the age of t1enty-one years, and James Cur
RE- Junr David Currie, and Ann Armstrong
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-05-25

AT Rules held in the clerks office of the Court
or the United States, for the Fifth Circuit and
Virginia District, the fifth day of April, 1924.
Jameson and Isabella his wife, PHGs.
against
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Two facts must have occurred, If those comrnu-
cations made, to account for the letter of the
Receiver not hein5 on fig, and for tbc Sccretarys
answer not being on record, or among the rough
draushts lst That the letter itself has been lost Z;
ID. That the answer not copied. Though the
Of these I'VE f1c:js possible, it IS high
i iTnpfososls.
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omoi an Chancery.
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books, and so completely is Meir TIME occppied
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aeho moke payment once year.
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QNaNYACN CASaA
LOTTERY.
FIRST CLASS,
A. Mcintyre, Manager.

This Lottery formed by the combination
OF 30 Nos mud the prizes therein will be d.
tcrmDed a. prescribed IN the managers ad..f=
tiscmehf, hfsi announcing the scheme, and 10
the bills which will be delivered 10 the l,af.
chnser OF ticket or share.
No ticket which shall have drawn prize
nj u superior denomination can be entitled to
M inferior ptize.
Prizes pnynble 30 days after lilo drawing.
aud subject, ms usnni 10 deduction Of Is per
cent.
A large proportion of the above scheme Inns
been arranged into pnrccls of 10 tickets zach
parcel embracing lhe 30 combination numbers,
These are warranted Ia draw ut least SI0--or
S3i after the deduction oi 10 per cent SO
TINT ten chances for The larger prizes will he
obi nin,d by the adsenHrcr for u irinng ek
pcnse
Tickets may now be bad NJ ECIIOLS u
NOHTI'S bookstore, Lyuchburg, NJ "a, and
shares III proportion hut viii be advanced 10
81, on Monday tie 10Th inst.
The driving will positively take plnee in
the city of Richmond IN the course of The
month of Jnnnnry next aud the particular
day viii shortly be announced.
LynhbayR, Deefmbtr, 1929.
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dinburgh and Quar.aly Reviews-e nbrl &c
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a Aist of Aeiters

Remaining IN the Post o0iee nj Lynch
burg on The 51d day Of December. I8e3
.f-Peter j. Archer ., Gharl, Anthem,
,, Sterling L, Anderson, John J. Andlcas
! William A. Alien 2, Richard Atkinson.
B--t;nrman Brent, WlIlsnm BERNARD
Mrs. Mary Il. Brown, " iliam Burd 2
h1s. Mary Brown, Mathew Brown, Rufus
A. Bush, Il. j. Boyd, Capt. Boyd, Presl,
Boley, Matilda Brown, Ahram l.. Bnrwell
Mrs. Ann Bunting, Miss Ann T.. Bunting,
L. ID. Booker.
Jacob mdozo, Thomas Coley Mrs
Paullna Gabell, David Coyle, Mrs. Mary
7. Coleman ., Capt. James Clark, Shed.
don /. Church y, William Gofneal, Mary
M. Clark, Christophcr Clark ,, John Crane,
| Allen Case, John Cox, Clerk Chaneery
Court ,, ID. Campbell Il co. Thomas Ga.
! sey.
D-Nelson {. Dawson, Saml. b. Da, les
Elijah Dowdy.
E--Jacob Early, Thomas Early, Joseph
Echols 8, Elisha Ellison.
E-Aloses u. Freeman, Benjamin Ear.
mer, Miss Mary Fulcher, john NJ. Fon-
taine, Zacharlah Freeman.
G-James Gillian 2, John Garrett, Miss
Mary Ann II. Gillian Q, John II. Good
win, John Garland 2, Miss Marian Gray,
Pcgehy X. Gilmcr james Garnet.
Mrs Macy Hill, William d. Hill g
William Harrison, Frederick Harris, Chcs-
ley Hardy, john Hendricks, Lansdown
llundley, Francis Hunter, Little II. Hughes
J-Gerard T.. Johnson, Ilezekhh jon
dan, James James, Norman Johnson.
L Shelly Lee, Forest Locket, Mrs.
Alica l.. Lindsey.
NJ. [. Norman, Elias Mayors, Mrs.
Fanny Il. Nathan, IL. N. Moran, Genrge
Markham, TYrhomus Mnorman, Mrs
Ann u. Mcdowell, Henry Moorman, Sa-
muel j. Mason, Mrs. Fanny Moss, VIM.
Massie, John Merit, Edward g. Mansfield,
Jacob q. Mosby, Merit Magyar, John Ma
lone, john Martin, Read L. Montgomery
2, Hugh Montgomery 2.
.N-Spencer NowelI, George W. Mel
son 1, Peter {. Nelson, Col. Francis Nash,
Thomas Neil.
"A. Patterson, Benjamin A. Phillips
Q, William Pinncll, William W. Perkins,
Alden Pusey, Mr.. Parsons, Ambrose Plum
ket, George Pcrcival, William Phaup,
Luke Pettibonc, Miss Clarissa Palteson,
james PolndexLer, Mlcaiah Pendleion,
Miss Maria Philips, Mrs. Lucy Powell,
woman of colour, John Pointer, Charles
Palmer.
R-Wiliam B. Rucker, William Ro.
berson, William Ridgeway, Philip Rohr,
Mrs. Lucy Robinson, james Russell, ST..
William Roach, Gohan Ride, Robert Rus
sell.
SJamcs 4. Stevens, John II. Smith,
Miss Margaret Stevens, Mrs. Ann Shellon,
William b. Smith 2, Mr.. Saunders, Ben
jamin j. Sneed, John Scott, Capt. Charles
Stewart, William J. Shellnn 2, Beverly
Snow, Lelerrc Strerl, Daniei Shelly, III.
iah Sparks, john M. Settle, james Saun-
pcrs 7.
T-Andrew Thompson, Nitcher Tur-
ner, A. Trnsiow, Alexander Minsley, Chas.
Tanner, Clement Townsend, Malcy To
ney, Daniel Tinslcy, Robert Tnsey.
U--Mrs. Elizabeth Woodruff, James
NJ. Waltz Q, Richard r. Walden, ~ ~.
Wade, John II. Wright, Isaac Wade, Sir.
George Wyford, Frederick Wend,.,, Lam.
don {. Ninkfcld, Benjamin Ni..pinton.
I-Charles Yuung.
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