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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

There is a kind of phrensicd feycrisbness at
tendant upon the Editors of papers devoted TO
the elevation ofMr. Crawford 10 the Presidency.
winch seldom fails to run them into absurdites
:! ne mere circumstance ofhis having for some
ume held and his now holding an elevated of.
nee 10 Inc government, render inthcir eyes, any
assertion, gong TO impeach the correctness of his
conduct, or the purity of his motives how eyer Il
may be proved as to the former or deyeope CIR.
U {, throwing light on the latter, as wor-
'"y VI commandments engendered in malice
as the result oil conspracies-as the emanation Of
plots TO destroy him and they wax wrotb with
exceeding great anger because no BODY but his
own partiza'ls will believe him TO be the rure.
chaste, patriotic and wise statesmen they so
constantly blazon him TO their readers Whilst
upon the slightest and most vague suggestions
oi their own overheated imaginations. tbey hest
ta,e not moment to charge the President Of the
United States-thc Secretaries of State and of
War-the Post Master General, and many Of the
most worthy and PURE characters of this nation.
with entering into plots, forming conspiracies
ana every other species ofdebaseincnt, for no o.
'aer reason, than because they do not lend their
AID, to enable VIM. III. Crawford TO bestow the
nations patronage upon his party zcalots. If
such course OF argument will succeed, is u
sers WIZ loose nothing for the want of industrv
and though they labor incessantly ..determin-
cd to move heaven and earth" TO make Mr.. C..
fres'dent, its plain TO be seen, they ssadcance
>N''O''"s WIN SiSett
.NastuiHe Gazette.
The Richmond Enquirer states that rbom,s
III. Fletcher is candidate for elector in the dis
'rct of Winchester Tennessee. Hehas declar-
ca nus determination to support Mr.. Crawford.
u rms may be So Weca only say that the
enumeration in tue Enquirer is the only infor
nation we have of it. lift is destined for eco
reign market" the Enquirer will do very well as
Inc vehicle OF ITS conveyance. If the fact is as
stated no doubt proper means will be taken to
make 1t known to the people of the ssJ7nchester
HeS''tctm tennessee" H..
Erf'nct from a gentleman Mt ST. F-anc;srjl1c
I-ou. To his friend in .Nashu;He Teuuessc
dated, ,Juiy 8, 1924.
The election of Representative to the Leris.
iature turned upon the Presidential question as
the Legislature of this state possesses the ripbt
OF voting for electors of President &c.-AIl the
Old members who last session conspired against
the people, to defeat the bill introduced with !,
view OF giving 10 them the right of voting for O.
iectors, have, to a man. been left at home. where
believe they will forever remain the obircts of
contempt,i their own inslgniicance sluuIs NOT
draw the veil of oblivion over them Even Ma.
zureau, giant at intrigue and corruption has
not been reelected. This consider as q deatb
blow to the hopes of Clay in this state. Hc.y,s
the master spirit cfthe caucus which Nominated
Clay winter before last.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

VI The CoNsriTUrIoNAL Wing IS D,,bliyj,ed
tp1ce 'oeek Tuesdays nnf Fridays,) at IRE dot
l%s per a'u'na,, payable IN adrence.
", For aaoerf1sing fifty cents square COR iess)
Jor nc 'rsf u.serton, ai 81 II rents for each con-
H's.atce,-dne nisaber IF Insertions ntsi be noted
charged accordingiy.
~ advertisements fro5a ihe counfrv IN be mid
Jo1 IN eaodncc, or ass'tei ~ responsible i,di-
0d"dl IN Mts place or Manchester.
" ~ letters 10 he Editors must be posi-paid.
or they iciH rectire no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, :
healtAincss of the climate, and of the ports we

l'eaithiness of the climate, and of the ports we
lay in.
have the honor to enclose to you cores
pondence between Lieut. Comd't Montgome-
ry and the Governor of Trinidad, with other pa
pers; also, a list of the officer. and crew of the
beagle.
In consequence ofthe disability of my right
arm from the effects ola violent attack of the
yellow fever, from which am yet much debili-
lated, avn not able to sign my name-bui, 1
have the honor to be, very respectfully, sir, your
obedient servant,
ALEX. x B. PINKHAM,
mark.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17
United States Schooner Beagle, Sc

C1alted States Schooner B21r{c. SC.
To Com. DAVID PORTER,
SIR have the honor to report to you my ar
rival in this port, from Thonpson's Island, ia
days. In pursuance of your order of tic -
April, proceeded TO Kingston, Jamaica, look
ing in at the Havana, Cape ST. Antonio, and
searching out every bay and inlet on the south
side of Cuba, as far to the Eastward as S.
Juan de Huago, few miles to leeward of which,
fell in with his Britannia Majcsty's frigate
Hussar, Captain Harris, from whom carried
dispatches to Admiral Sir L. William iIaisted.
for whom l had tile honor of being entrusted
with communications from yourself. On the
evening of that day, off the Isle of Pines,
chascd-a very suspicious two topsail schooner,
which succeeded in making her escape during
the night. however had the good fortune 10
protect (Which the suspicious sail was then in
chase of the English schooner Bristol, Capt
Thomas, and convoy her safely to Kingston
After receiving the answer TO your co.nmunca-
ton from Sir Lawrence Halsted, proceeded to
ST. Jago de Cnba, on the So of MAY to ascer-
tain what protection our commerce required
from that port. On the 5th june, sHiled from
st. Jago with the following vessels under con
WOW.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17
Peoples .rIoxsr.
FOR PRESIDENT oF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of .Naxsachusel

JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts,.
NNFou vIcR-pREsIDENT,
SOME FRIED s. APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
The people OF the United States are one great
f,nily--as long as the Union of the States holds, a
citizen from one section, provided he be honest
pable aud faithful the Constitution and the Pco
pe' ought to be as acceptable to the opposite sec
ZION, as to the one which claims his birth or resi-
dence."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

oeiound on the election in the House. The
Saucus was farce, which has failed in its on
Ject. The people were not pleased either with
the actors or tue subject matter of the piay.
Ihey possess too much virtue and too much
'ntemiSehce, 10 be amused at so prohigate an
exhibition.
When the members come to the last scene.
there will be fearful reduction from this small
company ofplayers. Some of them have been
h'ssef OF the stage; some have repented, and
sought forgiveness; few, a very few, NAV be
cheered by the shril notes of the Engxiyer the
'Nat'onat Lntefigenecr, the Democratic Press.
and the National Advocate.
without comparing the strength ofMr Craw-
Iord' IN The House, with Genl. Jackson or Mr.
Clay either of whom, it is believed, would be
too strong for him, will see what the result of
a contest would be, between him and Mr.. A
dams. This is the struggle to which the eau
Gus party Pr9fess to look, and with confident ex-
Pectation Of success.
In this calculation, I will include no state that
remains doubtful-the choice resting on MIR.
Crawford or Mr.. Adams. IL will ne recollected
,iat thirteen votes of States viii elect the Presi-
dent.
5 For Mr.. Adams, Maine
2 New-Hampshire
Massachusetts
Vermont
Connecticut
New-Jersey
Maryland
Pennsylvania
South-Carolina
10 Tennessee
IL Alabama
ID Louisiana
Is Illinois.
Not one OF these states is doubtful in the above
contest. Aud there may be added to them, with
the utmost safety,
IA Kentucky
15 Indiana
16 Ohio, and
II New-York
NO more doubt need be entertained of the
above result, than the happening of any future
event. Lcttlris statement he remembered. II
IS made from knowledge of the views of the
members OF Congress. The result will sieW It's
accuracy. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17
QUARyTIco CANAL LOTTERY
1924 prizes
1926 blanks.

1850 tickets. } blanks to prize.
fbis Lottery is formed by the ternary Combina-
;'on aud Formulation of 81 numbers. Thn fate of
tie above 1850 tickets will be determined in few
moments by the drawing of numbers out of 81 put
into the wheel. As the present Scheme varies lit
t!c from the former ones explanations may he OiI-
taincd at the Managers Office under the Eagle Ho-
tel, Richmond.
AZ The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 9th day of November, or at a much eallicr
day, il the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

AaTNNTED--A situation in some Mercantile
w House, in the capacity of Clerk. Good
qualifications are possessed, and moderate COM
ycasaticn viii satisfy. Apply to the editors.
ruhe - tsH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17
NgsKayTYaE'

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND.
Whole Ticket So 90
Half do. so
Quarter do. rs
Parcels of Tickets may also he had ;-purchas
cd in that way they will cost Sij and are warrant
ed to dtaw $50, less IL pes ccnt.
Should a parcel be purchased by certificate, it
will cost only
Of Whole Tickets $50
Half do. ID
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing, and
subject to- deduction of 5 per cent.
Orders from the country (post pad) will meet
with prompt attention.
u Prizes in thesLottcries of Ncw-York, Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment of Tickets at This Office, and any nfor,na-
tion respecting the results of the drawings Of said
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
June %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

WANTED.

"A T this Office, TWO APPRENTICES, no, ex-
~ ceeding fourteen years OF age Those who
Know something OF the business, will be preferred
July 81 tf-53 !.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-17

Not one of these states is doubtful in the above
contest. Aud there may be added to them, with
the utmost satety
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
EBENEZER ACADENIY-

TUE exercises Of this School will commence under ,,
supe in,endanee OF Mr. II. Cary, the ist MONDAY in
January, 1925. ""' ="
Mr. Ciafy's abilities and character Scholar nnd tn,
,or, anu ms department as gentleman, are too well
known 10 render any enconium Suffice 1, N
say that IT several years experience in tn. art of
youio. rigid attention to their morals
ment III their master lie To Schnn,
The Trustees OF this institution expect with
the support OF a liberal and enlightened public.
Term, IF Tuition foiio,p
Latin, ureek ana Hsaan Antiquities $40 per nnnur,
Mathematics ani the Sciences s., .in
Ariihneiic, English Grammar 80 Jn
The Society in The eishbourLsod 1. good and Ro,r,
can be obtained in respectable families on reasonaha
w 'e"'o"ane
he Trustees consider it unnecessary say any Thing
inpre m recommendation OF this School and viii ons
,nAe tue liberty the following Report tbe,y
last examination % Nf~'' ''"e''
The subscribers having, by rrquest. psss,ed In The
Innaon OF the Scholars of Ebenezer Acn,,e,y vh
commenced en- the sh Ut December ibi, S
expressing TO tue Trustees and Teachers great grail
hcaiinn which the Exercises afforded. The p,,us ,,s;n
af'gd examination, ct two days continuance
the high reputation Of this Schoi in manner yerx h.
norab'e TO themselves, and pleasing 10 their nrnds
X. w. FIELD lClfS a. TrJ,;kEi,
WAL H. Il. MERRITT, rHOS: H. Long
JOHN +. w. MEHRITT, ROGER GuEGOHv
JOHN l.. WILKINS, JOHN EJIIeTr
brunswick, Dec. 10. 80 e,,v,e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
THE LOUISIANA ELECTORS.

WAsHINGrON, Dee II There is NJ length
an end 10 all doubi or he subject of the Flee
:oral Election IN LOUISIANA, the onIy State
from which we were without certain iDfOma-
ton She has chosen her five Electors. after
SIX haiotlngs in her Legislature, four Of whom
VIII vote for Grn. Jackson, aud the other il is
supposed, for Mr.. Adaus This is what has
oeen Tor some tire anticipated. Ii is now set.
yea past doubt, That the THREE citizens from
mon8 whom The House of Representatives is
TO make choice of President are, Andrew
Jackson, John Quincy Adams, and WIN. II.
Crawford. I'M, LI
II is no.. a settled po'ni, that choice of
President Of the United States. for the ttrrn
Of four years from the 81 day Of March nex,
has not been made by the People, and must
necessarily be made by the House Of Rppre.
stnia'lTes. In constitutional view Of H. ,he
question is no longer before the People, bu,
before different tribunal As conductors of
a popular PRINT, we have borne our share in
the discussions connected with IT, Our yie,vs
hage been cand;dIy and fsi is expressed. Whilst
the question Was before The People. II is nn,Y
before Their Repre- sentaiivps and, with them
we consider II 10 be our dniy 10 leave il. he
lic'ing thaiaD atiempi, on our part 10 influence
their decision, would be nj The same time nre
suUptuons & unasal:ng. They have a solemn
dutJ to dischaigP, with which, at this stage oil
The busiaess, Il would he impairment IN US 10
pretend to interfere.
whoever may eventually become the Pres
dent OF his Union, our course is determined
upon. WeshsIl for the benefit ofour readers.
avail ourselves, as heretofore of eeefy access.
bic source Of information. The acts ~ the
Executive, on whOmsoever the high honor 81
responsibility OF that station may dcv0lSe, will
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
VALUABLE LANDS FoR SALE.

IiE subscriber offers for sale ON Terms
hss wen improved ARMS, three at Edgehili, in
veyoy sompuiation,no, having been measured
Ssnt IA .So and two in Henrco varinn, containing
"so anu 10Y acres The managers the Estates will
s ."e Iespeeuse boundaries and every requisite
, s sMe Judgment will be readily afforded Edgehi
hes Tour hnes east Ut Charlottesville between the Rivau
va, safely navtgable aud the South West Noun
with trees of large TIE farms
oscupy Tue mountain but extend along ino and enjoy
tue inesaole advantage of being protected ,rom lie
wser winus and refreshed every my during
W cooi o'eeie which blows from, AS regu
as any retiouicai Wind whatever in any climate. all
the different fields slope the sob Fast WI yiy.s a.
ncaleu'able benefit OF aLunnu, pas,uare unif ,e end
W anu as early again first Of March
,ah;n," ,,s nere are no better grazing grounds
unr chna,e The soil Is of iucuuuarable crrrlleuce
or wnrat Oorn aud all crops and Grasses suitable To
~" pS M ,ee'on iherets not which is cana
We oil producing with the usual care Albemarle Tolac,o
OF tue hnest qsa,tyad very ilr over hall OF either of
he ' mas oeen set cleafed The Strings upon these
farms are noundan cool clear and constant There is mo
experenn.ai sources Of whoe,on,e water The
mher large and excellent, OF many kinds
LOCUST, walnut with some Chestnut uext lie
au sumo good piae chief, towards river The hole
's neaity beyond comparison, eniuyiup m tpinpera-
OF ali in Autumn. - S1' "'S' "e's'
The Estate called varna stretches aionr James river for
hrre nhes on the Nnrh side - miles ,s, Peters.
ouf an~ from Ucbond For quality AT sn;l an, CON
seen.y "i transportation there al no
eu rue springs OF water both are nun,er.uS nu,i
- .t ne subscriber declares and challenges proof
one contrary, that he has LOST n single Nerrs, nj
IA between The agef at IL aud So in SIS wears ,ncr
airy 'i'V ihe Present settlement the large farm MA.
" t"VS ana there have but two dea his the
~ W any age "r colour. The aged mel ro.s :
mere ate about 30 male slaves we'll ,rain
'r se's"ns Who viii have .hcir option remain ON III.
''us whsn Sold These farms will Tor sal al
-A"S'i"" u mol otherwise bought
nj Ca,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REwAR0

~ ANAWAT from the subscriber on the second dny of
toin mo- IN two negro men named Prince Il Moses
1bues RIVER Waernen. Prince has dark BIO snuoth
ss WIN very TITLE Beard, about 80 age
wy" Elegantly ptoportoned hs features ami no
on surg NJ view has The counienance integrity hut
neing strictly Intercepted his eyes are down. and
rvs nai oui WHICH lie generally holds hands ear
~ sues. while undergoing examinations he has n
frequent craring of his throat, with hem hem & aud
oiten says dear me as,oniSiet AZ q news or story
ou NM lie sscars very liitle drinks not nucf but is
eHeessSeiy fond of gamiDgyrt assumes the character
on christian clothes when he Went or consisted
OF pair OF blue pantaoons coat am,
st' Du as he has considerable quantity OF money he
w probably change his clothes appear entirely new
iS IA" away IN The early OF the 1921 md sa
ne resided most part of the following years In Pitt.y
,anh ana the neighbouring counties and during this
Nip passed by the name OF George Aader.on as rer
man WIN pass signed James Hartman. Finding such
'snus MS James iarman he will probably visit thar
ntiyhbourhood again. $3.50
Moses is a STOUT built very likely dark brown smooth
aeeh fellow, with little beard, thick lips between Is
oo years O age, ard appears Lumbe when ntetro
s"el-he holds his hat his head and with one mr.
TWO myers scratches ~. lie has perpetual smile so m
10 shew most excellent VI teeth quite
or N'gro and will converse ondiy on religion II en-
s"tagtd IN IL lie is also presumed hnye ccpsid.rn
p'e iuDd and viii change bis clothes His nu er lives
W me heghbourhood of GreeBway in Nelson county and
he may resort there ~ ~
These two fellows with their crew. robbed three boY.
a. msrchandse OF the value OF 1000 dollars consigned 10
David William Kyle OF Lynebburg "
WI give TO any person or persons, who will apprs-
bend the above described Negroes and deliver ,en m
Deltars each. JAyiEss S1,TfS = NY
Bicking ham comfy Dec. t6 ga 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
November IS.

IL virtue of seed OF irom Thomas NJ HapdoIui
- 70 me subscriber and Thomas Norvr bearing ,a,e
ne SIS ot December, 1907, and Of record in Mn,
~ih he exposed TO sale to the highest bidder Tor
MONEY; on monday The 10Th OF January, 1875 before
The front entryiO the Eagle Tavern IN tbe civ ~ Ri,
phh tract OF Lnnd lying ia the county Of Automatic
S"en EDGEHfLL and supposed contain e;vb,e.n
hundred acres, much of The said tract as 81 mn G
heicnt TO aise The sum 0f 5000 dollars with
~ '"n the !si OF January 1914 I'll paid ui, ct IN ~
oar ior seven hundred dollars paid the 27, of June ,si5
"nl a The cost and expenses incurred by The ,ru,.e ~
enecibg such sale. ~ ' ""s'ee III
'and represented 70 be extremely valuable F.vv
es OF Lend " any in the state exceed il In fe,,iii,,,
anu Tue advantages neighbour hood and uusition n 4;
nfelorea capital eiiecto gentlemen DESTROYS OF maxi
ing investments in real estate. W '"""-
ne subscriber, acting trustee, will convev ont ,
'e as = 'esed ia him by the said deed trust with
BIN. UHI,IS pAISE s,.s.'.'.- Inning uh-
Dec. ~, 1921. 10 n's
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25

TN oIiANCERY IN Amelia Comfy November Com.
Il 1924: ~SaV
Anu baldwyn, Samuel T. Jeter and Martha A. his VIII.
late Martha A DsdNyn, and benjamin BaIdw va nm H.
liant Of tender years. by John BALDWIN his guardian,
Against
John Motley, adm'or Of William A. BALDWIN, Den
rus day came the plaiu1s by theiy attorney, IN.
security according to the ct Assembly rules Of
court aud appearing 10 the satisfaction OF the cosr,
the motion Of the plaintiffs, John W. Jones their
fourth Thursday in February next aud answer The CON-
ranrs oi and that copy Of this order be Forthwith
IN some one OF the public
the cit, Of Richmond for months and
posted nj the mont door Of tie Of this
ON two successive court days 's
copy-Tese, 1T LEIGH, G. AC
= Gh-tx Aw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
EDGCATION

MhhnitD Lazy anil Gentlemen want emr,ovmeo, "a
principals nt an Acadenyi the Lady ia ,nrprn,cnd
apart the instruction oi the Young La,Iies AMI ,r ]
tina, OF the Young Gentlemen The lady can teach oph"
g"pny, rranng' wtuin arithmetic, geography, &c the
narsE Working Muslin Embroidery in gold, Se and The
drawing and painting. The gentleman can l;i ,ws ,,
onhogaphy &c. nnd the use of the Globes and Matthews
tics book kc' ping political economy The c.,
Latin, English and Spanish Languages; and in sbnr ,
most useful part, ct the necessary npn,s oi scisno
and literature They bath have lad .,n.,i
ence III ieacire &c heir method Of Instruction ,rax
concise aud fundamental honorable references can NJ.
haue as 10 the" sahulg IN S"ciety well as 10 The
talents aud character. They have no family wbaisoeyer
and would have M oec ion GO apy mart OF yirg;
mia, Georgia. Tennessee, North or South tnrolina e.,
would prefer establishing themselves Virginia Ai.t
yer addI To b. and sent To the Office OF the Rirh
mond Erqniser will he duly aiicuted 10. 1885,
Dec. Ia 81 o,u,o,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
A GREEK wAR-soNG.

II comss-the Crescent o'cr the sea
With baleiul light, from Tar.
Oh, Greece, its II ime giares voc on thee,
Like a malignant star.
Then let US raise our brighter sigu--
The glorious Gross ON high,
And p'ur around its light divine,
To blast IL from the SAY.
They come--the foe Is ON the waSe
They proudly bseak the foam.
Oh, let the ocean be- our grave
Ere they 80 proudly home.
Ipsiea! wen rsmsmber thee,
Aniid the dashing spray,
That feid.ns where cur ; Ills shall be
Mid with the foes array.
Th,' thu dark Savage tore thy bloom.
Aud slaughtered aud defiiu,
'riil thou vert iiae a pll :. OF dom,
50 tesolate So Wild.
iei there's n vengeance lives to sweep,
Around thy fatal shore,
The tyrant to the bowling deep,
And la his shroud Of gore
12sua! ven remember thee,
When DER our fither's graves;
Like m 'untain hunters, we snail spring
cpDn the Startled slaves.
The columns of our native lard,
iieniini US OF our race,
That mid barbsrtln ravtye, stand
In sisry's broken grace.
81. how'd beneath n savage yoke,
The Grec,an heart eosiavd
Might by the iron rod he broke,
Bat not BE- all deprav'd.
Oh for our tenples-fcr our right,
Aud for our lovely land.
Raise high tue Cross III freedoms light,
Aud arm its sDldisr's ,iinu.
30 we strike Oppression dows,
30 queii barbaric pride;
Tor crouch beneatL the Noslrm frown,
Where the Proud Persian died.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1824-12-25
81 VnuuaOle .Neg,Oes. al .Iuciion

D. PntudOte veg OeS, az Iucii0n,
IA IfiOUf any kind OF limit un tie foll0w
w ing terms ON Tuesday, the cath inst will sod,
IN front Of ofiae 81 A. ViLU6BtE SLAPES a. any
in The State OF ymgin, belonging Bowler f. Cooke on
james River, auoul iG miles below Richmond suiong
them, the following
l hrst rate Carpenter % years oil
40 do Blacksmith 50 do do.
Boy about IL years old equal as n House Servant. 10
aay In America OF his age.
Some guod Ie male ilOnss Servants
Tie balance, first rate Crop Hands.
TERMS ofthe above Negroes to be sold for cash.
the balance credit of - months, hearing interest
date, by the purchasers giving bond y th
securiiy-Dy order OF the Trustees.
BROOKE & cosDYS, Aucts.
Dec.
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OctoherI
MCHMoND PLOUGH MANUFACIOKY.

UTPUoITE TIE UNION HOTTL.
fElHE subscribers respectfully inform the pnblic that
4 they nave on hand general assortment ofAGnICUI-
fUitAL IMPLEMENTS, viz. Ereeborn, Wood, and WooI-
les Pouss cast points aud land sites for the Dsgon
ant improved Barhare Plough, which, rom The strength
o ITS construction, and not beng liable choak we'll
adapted TO rough and foul land repair;
hdxeS three mould Seeder single and double shove!
Pioughs, HaTrows, Cuusstors Straw Cutters, &c.
Agricultural lmpiemfnts repaired the notice
Any article sold from this Establishments which sLai not
be found equal 10 what II j. represented may
Having perfect knowledge of the business, they are
coBisn OF rendering geRefd SatfsriiDn. share
lie patronage Is solicited. DEAKYNE & PALMER.
I~e. 10 Gs-wif