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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
To THE, 1pEBIIC.

The whole Of the inst edition having been
sold, the Editor has been uduccdio Offer 4 new
one, or a more enlarged scale, y reason OF The
many demands that have been made Tor the
wol from various palts otthe United States.
1helavotablc reception that has been given
to this q Biographical Dlctiona y" while it is
grateful To the compiler, may be re~a,ded A.
honorable TO the American community. Tue
ancient lepublics raised monuments al stone t.
give perpetaily to the lame Other heroes and
sages. We would implant the memory utOuT'S
IN the hearts OF oHl children, to be handed own
to then children, IN proud rcmemb ance usthe
vntues and taen,s oi men who never had then
supeuors. Ofthose who took part III the Re
volution, il has been emphaticaly said, " there
were giants in those days" 1t is at once our
duty and ourinlerc-t To cherish a velyreco
ton Of them. There isan hone,tprde belong
ins tot that constitutes a morGi force oil inf
nte value tothepuhlic welfare.
The ,econd edition will he much more valu
able and ntet esting than the first, It will con
tain many important characterize anecdotes,
&c never before published, OF those iilnstrous
men who acted a con5i Ieucus part III oui Sid-
rious Revolution. The Editor tblnksit proper
20 al that many gentlemen, from various
pant, of the Union, have promised 10 furnish
OF ip ina aketrhe~ ui orr most distinguished Re
voluticnaty heroes, sages aud statesmen.
The valuable, rare, and eloquent papers, ia
ken from the Journals OF the Rev itionaIy
Congrcss, as wcll as the Constitution oithe u.
Statcs---andthe valcdttory addi ess oil Genc' al
" ashington, which tie inst edition did not
contain, viii gire addilioaal,utcre5tand valueto
he wot k
The first edition contained a biogaphIcal
sketch OF The character al one h0tdrm amt
c,I 4 = I4F second
will contain sketch Oh the character, &c. OF
forty OF fly more, who have died since the
publication Of the lltst edition.
Among many lecommendati' rs OF the tiis
edition, the published will only sveth follow
~:
Nlr. MUS, in his Resi ter, July /, 1915,
concluded anartirlc ON +" ocho books" with
h e following observations:
have been led 10 ihr-e few remaiks, by
laying my hand on a volume lately Published
by MI. RogerS, at Easton, Penn. entitled" \
new Bi0gt aphlcal Dictionary, containing the
lives of all oui eminent stattsurh, heroes
patriots and sd es.'
Ngw.YouK, April 10, lSlf,-Sin-NeXtt TO
the Bible and books OF moral aud religious
nature, which ought eve, TO hav a larse share
Of attention in all our semuarie,e nt leaning,
scarcely any thin. can ne more Instructive, and
certainly, nothin. can be moi intere5hHS to an
ingenious youth, thanbieg' apny.
lam happy to iind that yen have pnhi'-ed a
Biogl aphical Dictionary, which tatnk well
calculated to give the rising generation much
important knowledge of many d'stlnga hcd \
meiica heroes and -tatetmcn That your Ia
boz sion the benefit oil those, who aie'n succeed
us on the g,elt theatre OF the world, ray be
generously rcnnnerated, IS the sincere wish OF
your humble servant,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
mo. 10.
Additional Supplies of Fall
GOODS,

WE are now opening n very general
W assortment ot goods, at very reduced
prices. viz
Plain and fg'd Bombaseiicr, I'll sheacs
Caroline stripes and Cironssinn Il,tids
) and Cd Marine Dombazeenea, 81 subatan
iial article
Carlton silk Robes, Il new aud haud.eme
ariice
Splendid hgd biaek end cold silk, aud aul
tins
Rich fg'd black aud white sattins
Elegant white Satin Robes
Nrapes and Grape Robes of every desorp
ton
Black and white Crepe Leise,a fashionable
article for trimming
Artificial Flowers, wholesale and otherwise
An assortment OF real london printed Ia.
l'cocs, will great variety Of other
goods, at prices well calculated 10 nj.
trnct attention,
MekEE, ROBINSON q Go.
October e. ts17
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NJ. EAmnnA ". Sale.

CIR-you are hereby notified, that or the
- 18th and 10th Of octohef next, ri Reiaeit
Norris. tavern, in Lynchhnrg, ! shall pro,
coed to take the depositions OF John lioliins
and others, 10 be read on the trial OF any suit
now depending against, YOU and Lucas =.
THOMPSON, in Amherst county court, wher
and where you may attend!
Your obedient servant,
J Ii. MuRRETL.
September - itwfs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
FALL GOODS.
Mexico. NohiMsnn s. Go.

GEAVE Just received from Ne" Y"fk, a
L q variety OF GOODS, suited 10 tho sp-
preaching season. Among them are
Brown, bl1r and black Casg'neils
Figured and plain black Bolnbaze,trs
DO do brown aud blue do.
White, SCARLET aud yellow flannels
Figured and plain Canton Grapes, at, colors
super plain black Mandarin do
Do vine pattern aud emboss'd black and.co
lorsd Mandarin Robes
Rich Furniture Chnla Ca1ieoes
Elegant Gauze llandkcrcbiels, new style
Ds figured eros lis Naples, do. do.
Rich figured black Satin
Figured Book aud Swiss MnsIins, iVge pats
terms
/ boNet Artificial Flower,
HHh general Gssorimentof
White and olOrcd Domcstms,
an ef which we oBer al orr usual io~ prices
for CASH
Sept. 81. is
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
G. ElAIDM Ira
~ kBsgEELJsEy
UE.ETTST,

/ ESPECTFULLY offers his services,
I in The line Of his profession, 10 the eli.
zens Of Lynchbnrs aud IL vicinity. he tor
bcars entering into d.ihi of the various OPP
eraiions occasionally requisite for tie prrsrr-
walton of the teeth, and Tor regulating mem.
or Tor Supplying their deficiencies when lost
hy premature decay, disease or neglect. SUI
fee it 10 say That he performs cveav ncors.
,ary operation tia, may be required of a den
list, and in NIL OF which he Is regulated, and
that with the most serupolo,s attention, by
the maxims aud experience Of Dir, H. "
iinydcn of Baltimore, with whom ho studied
his profession,) which have been warranted
10y his twenty-five years practice IN that city
II tenderness and care in The different opc-
rntioHs, and il the most implicit eandor IN
his adYife, are indnccnrnts those who may
honor him with their confidence may be NJ.
sured al meeting With satisfaction.
Persons wishing 10 be waited on 1T their
residence, will plc0re send 10 his lodgings al
the Washington Hotel.
September 81 4
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Byc-Stul's.
Z
THOMAS J. DUVAE,


At THE Sign or THE GOLDEN slORrAR,
oS BANK sQuAeH,
HAS just received, in addition to hrs
j former stock, an extensive assortment at
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, QlLS aud
DYE.STUFFS, which enables him now ia Of
fer IN his friends, customers aud the public &C.
ncraiiy, the mot complete and extensive ns-
sortment ever beiore brought to this market
AaosG THEM AM PHE roILo~IHo, VIZ
25oG H. ,;lauber Salts, 90 do. Tartar Eme.
800 10. Epson do tie,
stu DO. Gum Shell 80 do. Quick silver,
Lac, 20 doz. bottles Ame
500 do Pcapl Ash, rican Castor OH,
loo do. Guin Cam 10 packs Gold Leuf.
pliar, 900 gallons Alcohol,
ko0 do Ialap, 900 do Lamp OIL,
ltro do SInnge, 100 90. Spts. Ini.
In do. Ferdgfis, peniipe,
10 do. Calomcl,
AMI every other article IN his Hue, all OF
the best qualify, and for safe at tho lowest
prices for cash. or at six mouths 10 punctnet
cusnmcrs septembera.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
~ q n Y IL -
For Sale,

A FAMILY ofynry likely NEGROES.
~ consisting of n man 81 bis wife, 4 boy:
and girls, which win hp sold low for cash,
JOHN x, d. PAYNE.
October 8. tsT
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
TIMOTHY ALDl,N.
r. J. RoGERs, Esq.
CONDITIONS.

l. The work to be comp ioed IN an octave
yolume, to contain hetacen+ aud 800 page.
The price to subscribers will be IS, payable on
delivery.
2. It will be printed on good paper and
handsome type, neatly bound md le.tf'ed'
Subscription papeis to be returned 20 me
Editor, at Washington until t"e ora oi ch'
and after thattime to t-7ion, Penn;
n9The Editor vii! thank Gentlemen iU va
riou5 na,ts ofthe Union for biog, aphics sketch
E, ofuur departed heroes, sagcs, and statesmen.
Eas,on, Penn. Jan. 27, 1928.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12
P.4IEA II .UEUICIN rs.
Hahn's Anti Bilious Pills.

They are eNceIlentIy adapted 10 curry OH
snperiuous bile, aud prevent lis morbid Sc
eretions Ia restore aud amend the nppe.
tito To produce II free perspratou, aud
thereby prevent colds, which are often oil fatal
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-10-12

.4POTHEG.3Rf .LFD DRCGGIST,
mas received directly from New ork
4 L and i'hiadeIph "A supply OF DRUGS
and fresh Family MEDICINES, OF the paleai
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30

and justice, there is in this land public spirit aud
enterprise enough to overcome every difficulty
WHAT sir, shall we make the humiliating acknow-
Judgement, that from the sordid and grovelling
tive Of gain, more can be done by the trader i'm hui
man flesh, more can be effected by the slave-trad-
ers, than can be performed by the philanthropist
ana the patriot united in the holy cause for which
we are associated? In Is years, MIR. President,
there have been transported from that long persecut-
ed land, Africa, into state of perpetual slavery,
l,oOO,OOO human beings. If this can be done by
the ratfickers in crime and in blood" can we not
with eight millions of people to sustain us, remove
iror' our country population not exceeding two
hundred and fifty thousand. Most surely, if we
are true to ourselves, country to liberty and
to humanity, we can.
If no other good should result from the labors of
the American Colonization Society, than that ithas
been the instrument of procuring the enactment of
law, by Congress declaring the slave trade piracy,
that single act entities it to the gratitude of the ma
ton, and the ferbearance of its opponents---Ep-
emies l hope it has none---united as we are with
some OF the purest and most enlightened statesmen
and patriots of our country, men who have civ
en- the strongest proofs of their devotion to her hap
piness and prosperity, 1. conclude with the ardent
wish that no unforeseen occurrence may mar our
prent bright prospects, and again congratulate YOU
and this meeting on the cheering promises of COM
plete success.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30

and we consider the right to nominate Al an SIC.
sumption ofPower by the representatives not pi-
ven by the people, and violation of the princi.
pies OF the constitution, by, in fact, making the
executive dependent on the Legislative branch
for his nomination and election.
We are anxious for the preservation of the re.
publican ascendancy in the Union, and are more
desirous that sound democrat should be selected
than that this or that one of the candidates should
be preferred. 70 effect an union of the republi-
can party for this object, we would suggest the
propriety of national convention being held eth
er at Washington or Baltimore, the latter place
we would prefer, in May, June, or July next, to
be composed of representatives from each con-
gressional district in the United States equal to
their number of members in the house of repre-.
sentatives; and that the convention so assem-
bled, expressing the sentiments and CARRYING
with 1t the views of the various sections of the
Union, may select some distinguished democrat
upon whom the whole party may unite its suf-
frages.
Resolred, That this meeting do approve of the
conduct of the republican Senators and Representa-
tvcS IN Congress, who have refused to usurp the
authority of nominating candidate for the Presi-
dency.
Resoired, That our Representatives in Congress
De requested to join in any necessary preliminary
measure for calling general convention for the no.
mnaton of President and Vice-President of the
United States, to be supported by the democratic
party.
Resofred, That we will cheerfully support the de-
mocratic party-who may be selected at the pro-
posed convention.
Hcsotred, That this meeting do approve of the
meeting of convention, at Harrisburg, on the 18th
of March next, for the purpose of nominating cleo
tors OF President and ePresident of the United
States to be supported by the democrats of this
State.
Resoired, That Joseph Frey, jr. Henry Winter,
Christian J. Hutter, VIM. G. Scott, and Nathaniel
q. Eldred, Esquires, be the delegates to that con-
vention from this Senatorial and Representative
district.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
Stock of Groceries.

AT auction OH liberal terms without reserve.
YENIiE subscribers having connected them
Il selves in the Auction & Commission Bsss;-
ness with r. Brooke, recently of the house OF
Brooke Il Hubbard, will sell at auction on Mon
day next, the end day Of February, in order to
close their Grocery Business, their entire stock
III trade in that line, at their store, under the
Bell tavern, probably equal in quality to any
stock, that has been sold in this market for
some years.
The above sale will be conducted by BROOKE
& CosBrs and every article as first named,
to be sold without any kind of reserve.
j. g. S. COSBY.
Jan. 30th, 1924.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
M'IETTYRT'E
Virginia Lottery Office, under the Eagle Hotel,
Richmond.

virginia Lottefy oihce, under the Eagle Hotel,
Richmond.
Whole tickets So Quarter 90
Half do. 4 Eishtb
u, Persons wishing to purchase (by certifcate)
parcels OF I'D tickets, requested to supply them.
selves without delay. This mode of atventurinr
IN til Lottery s so advantageous, that applications
nave been very numerous; in consequence of which
there are but few remaining on hand.-Thc public
VIII observe that at the present price OF tickets a
certificate for parcel of 10 whole tickets will res
quife an advance of S as that is only SO nlore
man the price of entire tickets. Thus the chance
OF III whole tickets may be obtained with an ad.
vance OF little more than the full value of flve
Certicates of parcels OF shares, may be had in the
same proporton-viz:
Certiilcats of whole tickets $40 90
do. half do. % 90
do. quar-. do. II so
u All prizes subject to deduction of Is per
cent and payable, 80 days after the drawing or On
applications if suitable to parties.
Orders from the country, (post paid) will receive
prompt attention.
January 80 tsp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
CAREY STREET
blndery and Blank Rock
MANDATORY,
ODnnSite .Mnnn's Rridnn

SVVOSlfe .uHyOS Brldges
VIE subscriber respectfully informs the the ,,,,;,
n lie, that he still carries on the BOOK-RJNrY.
ING, IN all its branches, and at the same time ,s
turns MS thanks to his friends and customers fay
thelr liberal encouragement. He is now cIosef,
engaged, as workman, in the above line of bust.
moss, ana promises thatali kinds of work committed
10 MS care shall be done with degree of accurrr<,
neatness and durability, calculated to render xaS
faction, as 1T respects materials workmanshiu and
reasonable prices, (thcy being his great ohiec,s.1
ana sincerely hopes, by strict application to bue;,
ness, ne will be deserving of encouragement in i,,,
present situation.
Having had considerable experience in turo,A
and America the subscriber assures those ,vbc ~.
unacquainted with him, that he will not NJ lone, ba
found inferior IN executing work of any kind. ard
Shouid'any thing IN this city, as il RESPECTS the
binding or materials Of book be pronounced SUMS
nor nc should IKE to DC Favored with view Of
the saIne in order that he may be instructed l.,
making one for comparison, if possible--os ,os.
chanlc's mind and hand can always find room a.,
improvement, particularly when he neets ,t;,h CO..
perior workmanship.
He has provided himself with an assortment NJ
large size PAPER such as Super Rounl, Rosdh
Medium, DENY, Fooiscap and F6l;o Posi- 6or Nior'
chants Account Books and public Offices acnera1t,.
winch VIII be ruled and made to order bv any pats
ern equal to any in this country or no cbar9e viii
be made for the same.
Also on hand, Russia, English and American Cali
Skins parchment, Veltum and Morocco, of yario,,s
colors, suitable for all kinds of binding.
Ledgers, Journals, Day, Cash, Invoice, Tobacco,
Bill and Check Books; Deed, viii, Execution. Or
der Docket, Fee and Minute Books, arc all made
OF the bestmatedas, and of the most suitable pats
terms, with despatcb.-Particuar attention will bo
paid to all orders, either in the city or from dis
lance.
" Members Of the Legislature are respectfp11v
invited to leave their orders the Bindery or IL
more convenient, at the Compiler Office
All kinds Of Ending including extra calf OF rnos
rocco gilt, will be done in handsome style, on vgy,
| reasonable terms.
NIB. A small assortment Of BLANK ROOFS
and CHECKS, are kept regularly for safe--AIf
orders thankfully received aud promptly executed
and forwarded, well packed, 20 any part of viz
ginia. FREDERICK s. MAvo
""~'y IN "% hgofS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
POSITION EMENT.

ID" The manager of the Quan,ico Canal Lot.
terry, now in Philadelphia has regret that he is
unexpectedly disabled f.om being in Richmond by
the 3lst inst the day announced for the drawing Of
the Lottery, and that he is consequently compelled
to postpone the drawing until Monday the 10th Of
February.
he cause OF the postponementis extreme indis.
position in the family of the managers agent in
this city, by which the manager has been deprived
OF all aid in conducting his Office here, and CONF
PEELED to call in other assistance TO enable him t.,
proceed TO Virginia early next month He hopes
that this will be sufficient with the adven-
turefs III the e9uantico Canal Lottery, for the tenn
porary delay in the drawing.
Philadelphtu Jan, o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
RQSESGRIRHa
IMPORTANT FROM GIBRALTAR

The following intelligence, with which we
have been kindly favoured by mercantile
friend in this city, (says the Baltimore Federal
Gazette,) is from most respectable source.
we presume its accuracy is not to be doubted.
SO lar, at least rs relates TO the preparation of
Spanish squadron and when we consider the
existing state OF political affairs i'm Europe. TO-
Sether with the bearing of the rurnoured co-ope-
ration of the French, upon great question en-
braced IN the PRESIDENTS MESSAGE to Con-
gress at the opening of the session, we NAV safe
y say that the news is of an important charac-
ter:
GIBRALTAR, Sd Dec. 1928.
The aforementioned vessels are ordered TO
oe ready by the 18th inst. to leave CadiG for the
Coast Of Peru, to aid the Royalist cause. and IL
is ,',unoured, that the French forces in the Pa
CHIC are to cooperate. These preparations
and rumours naturally give rise to speculative
IDEAS OF the effect which they may have on the
English and American governments. Flour
S6 rs:
Ships ASIA, Ga gums.
aRETHUsA, 81 do.
CAULDA, "a do
DEscURRIERTA, 90 do.
AGUILIEs. 90 do.
we cannot state, positively, the amount of
the French Naval force in the Pacific, but il is
but short time since we heard of their having
two forty our gun frigates in that quarter. The
junction of these vessels would render the Span
ish expedition formidable to the Patriots along
the coast, though it cannot be well expected to
have much, if any, influence upon the internal
military affairs of Peru, is the great struggle be-
tween the combined Peruvian and Colombian
forces, directed by BoLIvAR, and the Royalists
under CANTERAc, may be expected to have
Terminated before the Spanish expedition leaves
Europe. Besides, if the late news fronS Lon
don be correct, France had pledged herself not
to act openly against South America. Howe
yer, we are not to place too much confidence
in this rnmored pledge, but be prepared to meet
the crisis which the Message of the President
has taught ustoantcipate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
No. 3, Eagle Row.
SAMUEL PUTNEY, AGENT,
AS RECEIVED, Ivy late arrivals from N ew
IL York, most elegant assortment of
GENTLEMENS' AND LADIES'
BOOTS AND SHOES

BOOTS AND SHOES,
OF THE FOLLOWING KINDS:
Gentemens' calf skin Boots, ls ID, and Sd quality
Ditto, ditto, Bootees, do. do. do.
Ditto, ditto, Shoes, do. do. do.
Ditto, Morocco Pumps, with g. without heels
Lads Shoes, 1st and ID quality,
Ladies' best calf skin Bootees,
Ditto, ditto Morocco ditto,
Ditto, ditto, ditto, walking Shoes, LIST, Cd, and
3dquaity,
Ditto, ditto, tea colored ditto, ditto.
Ditto, ditto, seal skin do do. do. do do.
Ditto, ditto, black figured s. plain Satin Slippers,
Ditto, ditto, ditto English Prunela ditto,
Ditto, ditto, black Morocco Slippers LIST, Cd, and
3dqualities,
Ditto, ditto, tea colored ditto,
Ditto, white Semile silk ditto,
Ditto, blue ditto, ditto,
Ditto, Mazarine ditto, ditto.
Ditto, pearl colored ditto ditto,
Ditto, Salmon ditto, ditto ditto,
Cidfens red, green, tea colored, & Morocco boots
Ditto, leather Boots,
Mems coarse bound and unbound Bootees and Shoes,
boys ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto, ditto,
Womens' ditto, and fine leather ditto. ditto'
AS the most of the above articles are made in our
mandatory, and of the best materials which be
procured, we fiatter ourselves we shall continue to
meet with the liberal patronage we have hitherto re-
ceived.
WE HAVE ALSO ON HAND,
Leather Travelling Trunks, of all sizes,
Seal skin ditto. ditto.
Hair ditto ditto
Portmanteaus, Emmersons celebrated Razor Strops.
And an elegant assortment of gentiemens' and la
dies Pocket Books
The above articles have been procured at very 70.
duced prices and will be sold on the most reasonable
terms.
JAM 80. d,,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
AEAf MONDAY TWO WEEKS,
Will be drawn in the City OF Richmond, the rich
LOTTERH.
FIRST CLASS
4O60 tickets
26,390

The time is approaching, reflect upon il; one
day delay may exclude you from the list of stveh.
turers, and thus the 5000 may escape.
The security that the manager has given for the
payment OF all the prizes, entities this lottery to
iuii CONFIDENCE this confidence added to the impor.
tant object for which this lottery was established
claims IN return Il generous encouragement.
few tickets MAJ still be had at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
COHE7T's

SOxXzklE& -
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE OFFICE.
corner Of Nam Street, opposite the EAGLE Ho.
TEL, Richmond, p7refnia.
u ORDERS are received at COHEN'S OF.
f1CFi, for Tickets and Shares in any of the I.oJ,.
TERiEs, and every relative information given
gratis.
Foreign BANK BILLS exchanged on the most
favorable terms.
The highest premium will be given for Ameri.
can, British, French and Portuguese GOLD.--
The highest premium will also be given for
DoUBLOCNS.
STOCKS of the Government, Bank of the t1nif.
ed States, Farmers and Virginia Banks, bought
and sold.
January 81. ts1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
Trust Sale.

Trust Sale.
4 bM the 2lst day of August 1892 Deed Of
- trust was executed to the subscribers by James
HILL of the town of Manchester, whereby convev.
ed to them Tractof Land lying in the county of Pow
hatan' and containing about ninety acres
Inc subscribers as Trustees, will offer the said
Tract OF Land for sale to the highest bidder, for
cash. at fowhatan Court House, on Thursday the
list day of February next.
RICHARD o. HENDERSON.
JESSE fIIX.
Jany. 80. ,dts .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
A SITUATION WANTED

A SITUATION WANTED.
A YOUNG MAN who can bring ann re.
IN concentrations required, a1istes q situation,
as a cterh, in store or q6ire
.dny person 'otshing to engage one, aoiU be rood
enough TO leare has name at THIS office.
January 80. o,;f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-01-30
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP,

AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
YHNHE subscribers have this day, connected
n themselves in business under the firm of
BROOKE & COSBYS. They keep their store
under the Bell Tavern. ANY business, en-
trusted to them, will be particularly attended
to. Any article deposited with them for sale,
ahberal advance will be male in cash.
RICHARD BROOKE,
JOHN COSBY,
SAMUEL COSBY,