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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18

ary other city in Ttaly. ! attribute
m III ofinY delight 10 shakespeare,
Byron. and Otway. 10 he sure,
Wien ] first saw her, sitting like the
Queen of Ocean On her subject
waves. n passed by Ter magnificent
palaces rising out Of The deep, my
admiration 4 srrplize were awaken-
ed by TIE singular magniaeencc and
brilllancy of the scene around me
but II was 10 ether causes, ~
thought supplied tha' | owcl the
pleasure Inexperienced In ranging o.
ger tie ria2zi III San Marco. 4. tho
Ducal Palace, & fixing my walk of
meditation on the Rialto,' n very
bad plRre for srCh . course OF rxcr.
cise) and Tor the satisfaction of nut
tering to myself, !, stand in Venice
on the bridge OF Sighs,' which is
like Dante's portal Of hell, that
whose passes must shake hands With
Hope. A criminal VAS hurried by
me az fingered there, thinking on
the fate of Foscari. ard locking
through the carved window, whence
10 many have beheId the light for
the last time. endeavoured 10 as
certain the fate Of The prisoner, but
was denied adnittancc 10 the cham
Der Of the tribunal.
The particular advantage If
Venice in ~ the undistln'bed state I'm
which traveller finds the buildings
Il monantnts---tlic records of grent
Or extraordinary actions.-and in.
deed, 81 much so that he u,ay gather
a little history OF the place from the
pictures, the tombs. and palaces ex-
isting there. The Donati. Pisano,
Foscari, sc. still give their NAMES
70 the dwellings, Of their ancestors,
and the tombe Of all. or most. are 10
be found III the different churches.
Amongst these latter, though least
celebrated, yet equally interesting,
from his n.lsfortnncs with many Of
his predecessors Tor he outliyed his
honours and his country's) Mamma
has left u memorial Of himself that
has to mo something pathetic in its
simple and unpretendiag breyity.
Among the gorgeous ornaments that
decorate the seprlchres Of the other
princes. simple slab, with the in.
scriptipn Of " Cincres Manina," is
all the distinction that IL paid TO Che
last Dogc Of Venice.
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30 having Property,

10 wit: Daniel Uhe elder,) Daniel Che
yonnger,) Terry, Lewis, Garland, himas, Ma
ria and her three. children Ia wit Martha,
Horace, and Sam Gahrlla and her five chill
dren to wit Henry, Liza, Martha, Caroline
and Robert Rachel, Fanny and hertwo chill.
dren TO wit RusIa and Moody Liada and
her FIVE children TO Wit Lonisa, Archi, JR33
PAMELA and Celia, and Eveliue and LurXcs
gether with the increase Of the fra1a ne one
il any, since rbeir conveye::ccte, ye, , ' al
Wagon and gear, one car tr.sli "a b ou,e. |
lre stock of cattle, hogs ao SnefTie nerspnaI |
m" roaa ana na1en y the deedh trust bear
roper'y ~, En'o o"a day of Febr0dy, 1920 from
pl, a",1 - Ite,ot and his wifeto William Pen,
' iHo'e.' I'd also compriscdfa deed executed
nIo.o9 said Robert c. Sreit to the updersisn |
~ bearing date tho lati day of July, 1928.
Sale to commence nj Il O'Clock.
GEO. B. WOODSON, MS. c. CID.
February le. 26wtds,
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MayA election

<DHF Ward Election for nine Connpon
- Councimen in each Ward, in the town
Of Lynchbpr2, viii take place, pursuant 70 mn
act OF assembly entitled " al act for dividing
the town Of Lynchburg into wards, and COR
other purposes, on the nrs' Tuesday in April
next aud viii be held in Lynch Ward, No ].
being all TINT part Of Of said town below III.
first atlcy extending from Lynch 10 twelfth
street, nj the tenement occupied by John NJ.
Warwick, as n counting room, on ID street
Aud in Henry Ward, No 2, being all that
part of SAID town above said first alley eafep-
ding from Lynch 10 twelfth street, u, the tes
ncmen's formerly occupiedby T. 81 d. fEgln
boihem a. store, but now occupied By An.
gnstine Leftwich rs counting room, on I'd
street. SAML. BRANoFORD, Sergeaaf
ofhe Corporation o| Itnehsnrg
March H. tde2s
~ The Freeh alders and Housekeeping
of Henry Ward are respectfully requested
TO take notice, that il is not my intention 10
serve as member of the Court or Com
mop Council for the Corporation of Lyoch-
burg the ensuing year.
JOHN SCHOOLFIELD.
March Is
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Personal Property,

in the said deeds of trust mentioned, together
with the increase Of the slaves therein men
toned il any there tie, as will be sufficient at
ter detraying the proper costs and charges OF
the sale, 10 raise the aforesaid sum ri three
thousand dollars, with interest from the said
twenty third day OF October, one thousand
eight hundred aud KS eniy one, and the said
sum of three thousand and sixty nine dollars
aud sixty FIVE cents, with interest from the
tenth day of December, one thousand eight
hundred aud twenty Que, on 80 much thereof
as appears TO he the principal OF the eHeen-
tons on which the said sum OF money IS due,
aud the aforesaid sum of two hundred aud
thirteen dollars thirty four cents, and pay the
said sums into one OF the hanks at this place,
to the credit of these suits, subject TO the IN
fure order of the court, and that he report his
proceedings 10 the court in order 10 a final
decree and the court doth further order that
the said Robt { Scott, do deliver to the mar
shall the property aforesaid or so much thereof
as will be necessary 10 raise the said several
sums of money with the interest thereof -
Provided, nevertheless, that any of the Gre
ditors for whose benefit the saIes aforesaid
are tO be made by the Marshal, may be allow
ed l. bid 10 the extent of their claim without
paving to the marshal the amount of such pnr-
chase or purchases, in which event he will
report the same accordingly.
A Copy--Itste,
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-, p,,tt1.rfp Ply
rrIf TCHEK u RCH. II. ToLERi
u Al isbfrs ofths Lars Of the Unton.

rio sen;.weekly Paper, at 81, and tue
u paner. al s. per annum, payable ~
Weekly Ia subscription will be received for
sdssI, ,ime than six months; aud no paper va" =,
,le;s llln r,inued (but al the discretion OF the
b als'Vp until all arrearages are paid. "a
Jilef, ssrlisements will be inserted al on
u nr saaare Tor less) the first time, anu
cents PEI aats for each continuance Ihose
81 IL I,s,ance must be paid for previous 10
tom s,sr,ion. or the payment. assumed oy
thelF lDnnsseonsble person in Lynchburg'e
sone ' ssanrery Orders are inserted Tor slz
81 Oha"'0'
dolsi' nletters addressed to the Editors must
W nr ,,,p. or Trey will not be attended 10
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w
ksi cold press'd Gas. Camomle Flowers
be Oh, IN quart, volatile salts
pat and half pint SuIphate Qnnine
bOttles new article
| fsom Salts Ipecacuanbs
lsiber do Colnmbo in root and
tlomel in powder
hap, Camphor Orange Peel, fresh
Gsam Tartar Gentian Root
los sulphur Blue Vitriol
Nlbarb IN root Swee; Oil
Ditto in powder Salad do.
GOu Opium Gum Gamboge
cdtned Magnesia Gum Myrrh
lap ditto Cinnamon
Slpr Lead Oh Normseed
hWian Bark, } very Oil Cloves
apowder, supe Refined salt Petre
DO, DO. inquill, } rior, ramarinds, fresh
Tartar Emelic, Engl'h lapioca
ReGaed Borax Pearl Barley
| Spirits Ntre Spirits Hartshorn
BaIsam Copaiya Oil Cinnamon
Refined Liquorice Ross Water
Common ditto Oil Peppermint
Sts Tartar Extract Bark
| Canela Bark Extract Iiemlock
led Precipitate Sup. Carb. Soda
Gun Aloes Tartaric Acid
ium Arabic Crotou Oil
spanish Flies Smphurc Acid
Wake Mama Niire ditto
hana Leaves, Murlatic ditto
va Gnaicum Lees Autibiious PILL
Nnar CCustic Golden Gincture
Erosige Sublimate Pauis Columbian Oi
Eng Root, sup quail Ess Mustard, &C. &c
sltt Fitriol
WHAND-English White Lead, Llnseet
", Spirits Turpentine, together with every
sNer article used in painting, which can be
Mai his usual low prices Jan. 20.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18

A 900 LBS. best Campeachl Iogwood
@4.AUUU lately received and for sale ~ >
THOMAS J. OVAL
February le.
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EXCHANGE.

DRAFTS on
SSoNon, Washington City,
reW York, Richmond,
iIa.lu,tadelphia, Charleston, SO
pa,"''i,nore, and Savannah, (Gco)
70 ,uit @Ie either at sight or on time in sums
wi Purchasers, by
r.l. S. u NJ. ALIEN s. co.
~, LynrhJ'rg.
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JOHN WILLS, c. c.

In pursuance Of the above decree, the nm
dersigned, Marshal of the said court, will, on
SATURDAY the 10th day uf March next. df fair,
if not. the next fair dny thereafter, Sundays ex-
cepted) proceed TO sell, by way OF public er.
ton. to the highest bidder for cash, before the
front door OF the Franklin Hotel, IN the town
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HIM. Owets f. Griffin l.. Leckir,

HIM. O,oets + Griffin L. Lcciie,
ApO1liEC ARIES o. DRUGGISTS,
Have Just received IN addition to heir tor
ner assortment,
TIE FOLLOHfNG lR7JeTE5..
60 DOZEN bottles cold pressed AmenfaG
Gs,tprOa
~ ID, Cecam Tartar,
- H. Arrow Root,
lo1 Ii. beat Wv York Starch.
900 ID Lamp Blaeh,
100 ID clue,
2 renns sand Paper.
l. boxes Windaor ;;onp,
do Irauspa nj Dc
1000 lb hest Putty
1heahove, together with every sitter article
in their line, viii be sold II the lowest prices
for cash, or six months credit to'cus,omers or
known pnuetnalty.
II lhey will barter or give eo.h for Bees
WAX. fehrahry %
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Also, the following

5000 lbs. Spun Cotton, from an approved
Factory
q bales !, A and 5-4 brown shgtings
aud Sheeungs
Q do 4 4 % hleached do do
3 cases Koran Hats
2 DO fashionable Lafayette Fur do
Q do Wool do
Fehruar6'4 ts24
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-18
VIEWS IN ITALY.

Ger readers cuhot prrusc. without
much pleasure. the following ami
mated and elegant description OF
scenes " ich no repetition can rob
of their power to charm, whether "a
objects OF ocular delight. and of in
tellectual associations, or as vivid
pictures traced Ivy the pen Of the en-
lightened traveller. They are ex-
traJ Is of private letter from Ma
pies.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
VOL. U.-NO. SO.

,uch'' has been received as accredited 10 This Court =
~ was determined 10 appoint immediately minister n,
ne 'n'rscthr' TO reside at tic capital the ney Re-
pubic This has not yet been done but NAV he = v,,
cd IN shOr, time. - ~ NNPSS'-
Among the proyinceswhosc Independence ,,-o. ..
't' niuef me preceding title, comm, I.nI,
''a Oh Ihiaras, which continued utiependcnt -, I'll
nations They have aclnorY edged th. r;,t " p'
province 10 determine TO which of the two rn,,,,I;
tween which II lies, ii would attach iresIc ~ 80 "
manned long time III hdsitanCy Iyond have bec,,
PreudcEd TO totlE the Gov crnment ,he-cfo-o ~
len decision, agrceabiy 10 the instruction nr ti
sS, al" 10 give 10 the declaration the oaI actcrocb
freedom and iorrnality proper for of ,i,s n,,n
ne isHkest measures, rejecting the most ii.t,, ~
ages oil interest or influence and invited G,,,., :,
w u'e same ms gave rise Ia correspondence ,cht
vas Gohuucteo wnh that candour and rood fin 49,
should ever subsist between two friendly '''at
s ""tpnS' ana winch, II necessary, III be s,h;,t,
TO the Congress. Chapas in the mean III .L.'''ed
erclsihg It's right, soemny resolved TO mite ,I! 20,
'"is rePubiic, with the exception of some ,s,r, 80
was admitted INTO the confederation W ich ,s tt @
Witnessing an addition TO the number of IFS states
by force ~ uhihnuenced
some movements of the Indians of New nI.v; -, =.
M 'i'a'T ne I'D separate tribes, and aso of those
% nave naue advances IN civilization and are settI,
IN Inherent communities, have menaced that 49, - -
hepoohc. Iie imprisonment of the chiefs WIZ 49,;
ted the Opatas TO nsurrection has queted tI,o..
ahCeS. III Is due to tie United States, anth,,r;t,n
acknowledge their kind Offices of mediatin,, rs "
range oil their territory bordering on that of NJ
heAico' IN aVerting tie evils aud Gaamtcs of g.. -
u"s warfare 10 prevent the occurrence of tIcs. H.
posltloiis IN future, the most efficient ,nc,..a ~
been adopted by the Government as far nc ; ''''
stances lave allowed. " N'cutn'
itavinS presented avicw of the affairs const;,,ti
one oi The SVo principal departments of t,s e.;
state under my charge, proceed to ex,o.o ~ oi
uoh oil The internal affairs of the Government ~
LUCAS ALBANIAN
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIE subscriber will sell bargain in "a tract of Land
-: VnS on Chchahomny river in the county OF James
Ivy called NORREL'S ISLAND. This tract contains
hundred acres; about 1I0 is arabic, and the whole
" IS wei adapted tn the culture of corn COTTON
~ &C ana would be we'll worth the attention ol cotton
Inc marsh ground is high, could be ca silly re-
rom thirty to forty head of can he Kent
~; ''s tue WINTER season without feeding, and from
q, NY person wishing to view it will apply to Mr. VIM
w. "orecock' the present proprietor who will show it,
the July mex: at the Courthouse in VILLA msbrg ,,,
oehs James City court day For further particulars apply
:" JNO. ARMISTEAD,
may o-WOt Charles Gin,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
Valuable James River Land

StILL be sold, the premises, NJ public auc,io, ~,
Tie 1oh day Of May. my Estate CURLES, living
IN James k'yer' about - miles fom city of Rich
'ond containing five hundred and of land The
Frty ct thf Estate, with its many advantages are too
wen known 10 require detailing. The terms of sale will
&c one 'ifa IN Oh days; hne third in E months; with the
oahce In u mnmhshe whole carry interest from, the
"".s. Clear and umdiSputcd titlewill be made
Those who disposed purchase are invited To view
e pfe'Se and for further particulars referred to
" ade Mosby, jr.
March 1l-2it WADE NIOcpy Ga
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
TIRGI.NL1:

81 superior court of chancery holden capitol in
the city of Richmond, the 25th day of March, 1925:
Robert Haskins, John Straon, adno of Edward Goo1c
deceased and Peter l. Branch, well behalf of rIcm
selves other creditors of Harry Teth deceased who
shall come Ill and contribute the expense of this suit
PH
against
Beverley Randolph trustee appointed by
the last will and testament of Harry deceased and
rs ccviSee under the same will, john Heth Henry Hctl
ana Beverley licI, Archibald Harrison and Cathari,c
MS wife, late CaaIine Ecth and Caroline E. Virginia
and Harriet c. lleth, dcvees and cgatees the said
Harry Heth deceased, Anne fIeth widow of the said
tarry Heth deceased, DTS
On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel the court doth or
er that one of its commissioners do account am
portonng the funds OF the estate of Harry
now standing to the credit Of this banks
III inns city, OF lent under the court anouq all
the creditors OF the said Heh, who have exhibited their
cams or may them before such report shall be clos
Ell, ana report thereon to the with tiers as
~ may deem pertinent, any of the may reuuirc
ana the defendant beverley Randolph hereby directed t
en- IN all monies he has lent of any order in
ms causes that the same may be deposited in the Bank
m virginia by the first day of the term, to meet the
ecfee OF the court; leaving however, in hands of any
borrower who may be creditor of the said etf if he re-
cure H. SUCH sum as 1t may appear the that he
WI DC permitted 10 retain in satisfaction
'ut SUBJECT to the future order of the he is also
required te render before the commissioner who NAV exc
cute the going part OF this ORDER accont of all his
anaconS as executor Of Harry Heth the last set
t'emcut. '
copy Teste, I'm. ~. HE.NINC, c. c.
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BY PLEASANTS s. JONES.

= The CoNsrITurIoNAL WING is published thrice u
payable al adranec. f '
~ Prer'ous TO d,scor'tinuancs Of tie paper oil mr.
1eoTdSes must he pad up find those lcho nav qesh IN
d,scontttue, wW notify Tie Editors 10 that eGtcf NJ lens,
scribed. - ~ "'S S'"-
- f"r nfrertlf'nS15c eafs square (oriess) for HE
FS! insertion, ant 80 cents far each continuance7He
ISm7er 81 ,as'To"s saist be mated he MS ohercisc
"'ey eH, oe r"""'i"ed and charged nccordi,giy
'1dperf'SemeniS from The country be paid for in
ddd',cc or assumed By responsible iudipidtgi in mis-
Pttce or .Nanchestsr " "
, an Letters 10 he Editors mas, he posi-paid or Dev
lnii} rereire no attention. f'' 9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
PUBLIC AUCTION

virtue of Deed of Trust executed Oh the 9th dov
- oil Hiay, 1870 by Sewall Osgood William Wirt
ana Thomas Taylor aud recorded Hastings Court in
the CIty OF Richmond, To the sums
at money therein northumberland be sold AT Public Auc
ION "r Ferdy money, on the premises, Wednesday the
hoth day OF June o'clock in afternoon of that
DAY,
A certain piece or parcel of Ground
IN the Cry Of Richmon', being part half acre lot
NO. 22 bounded by the James River the south,
ana Is part OF the lot conveyed by Jacqueln b. arvc
mary ms wife to the said Scwal Osgood Mrs. Ossood
eh'ed to her dover in this property. Trustees
convey ony such title is vested in the although the title
r. believed 10 be ndsputahle
THo'S TAYLOR, J
For himself and Trustees
VIM. WRIT,
April Is ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17

Mildred Irving III her right and exccutrx of Charles
Irving, deceased, William H. Cabc, in his own r;pht
ana as the surviving and the devsccs of
Nicholas Cahell, the elder decen sed Joseph c. Cabe
and the said Joseph G. C3be and Hill Carter executors
oi William Is. Hare George Cabell, and Benjamin Car
ringion and Mariana his wife, Samuel Mcdowell Reed
aud Sarah his wife, Hannah Hare, John Hughes Robert
Hughes, Mary Hughes Rebecca Hughes, Alexander
well and Jane his wife, Edward Thomas and Hannah
his WIFE and Joseph Shelton and Shelton Sims executors
OF Samuel Shelton, deceased who wasadminisrntor Of
W iilim Hughes deceased, William NJ Watkins suryiv-
ing executor OF Nicholas Cabe, Jr Samuel Irving and
ressy H. ana Nathaniel +. Cahell DTS.
This cause this day be heard on the bils an
Swers and exhibits, and argued by COUNSEL On con-
seratinn whereof the doth the several accounts
prayed for by the bill to Of its commissioners who is di
rected examine and settle the said accounts and
report The same TO the court, with any specially
stated deemed pertinent by himself or which NAV be ~
CURED by the parties to be stated.
copy: Ieste, I'm. ~. IE.NI.NG. c. G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
LAND FOR SALE

or seven acres, part of the place called Miiers-
- e' III Tie county of lioochand is offered for sae.-
""ch he navigation OF James River is improved this
place from its eligibility of situations likely to become
bourshng village II is situated immediately ON the banks
:" J'es RIVER, three miles above the CourHcuSe, and
with convenient boat landing. 1t is most ADVANTAGE
Gus staha Tor Grocery and has il Grocery House and
tvo Lumber Houses 1t will be at auction ON the Sd
Monday IN June next for cash. privately sold before
Title inospu,able. onril go,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
RoBERT MOTT,
House Painter. Glazier- Sc.

EsPEcTFULIY informs his friends and the public gene
IL rally, that he continues his business of HOUSE
fAiN Ting, GLAZING. &c. at the well known stand.
corner of tarris's building and Immediately under the
office OF the Constitutional Wing. He has on hand n
general assortment of the best
which viii enab BILE him to any commands entrusted
~ MIN satisfactorily the terms He in
tends attending to the most particular part work
personally, and will employ hut the best wcrkmcn
n b. Ceilings Whtoned, and Walls Stained i'll dis
Sc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
Con1M1ss1oNrn,s Orr1cr

- ItttVNOhd, 1pTN T6Nl, I6Zl.
The parties interested i'll please take notice. that ha
appointed the 18th day of June next, commence the ac
counts directed in tine foregoing order of court on which
day'at clock, A. NJ they required attend at nv
Office IN this city, with their vouchers ready
for examination and settlement.
Nav 3.--St. II RAKFp :,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
April l..
EIRGLNIl.

- rules. hoden in tho clerks Office of the sperior co IF
chancery for inc Richmond district, the 7th dav Of
March 1Sl5: 49, "
'"e' Ail'5on Post aml "aidron y. Post, Pts.
against
Benjamin DUya!l and James Whitlock, D0s
The defendant James Whtlock not having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of as
'coy ana the rules Of this court, aud it appearing b,.
tS'c"Ty evidence that he is iuhabtant of this
o"nty' 1t ordered thar the said defendant do appear
'eo ON e hst DAY OF the and the bill
Of the plaintiffs; and that conv oC this oricr no
Inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
o, o TWO nouns successfully. and posted the front
Nor Of the capitol in the said civ
copy. Tcse,
mar 10 HIM " IJrNTA,l.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
TIRGLNI.4:

JTITT.NII:
AZ superior court of chancery, holden pito in the
city OF Richmond. the 10Th day of March, 1925:
Charles Irving, Robert Irving, Paulus A. Emclius Irvnp
Jane fose' and james Powell and N!ldred his wife,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17

Richmond, .1prH 16 1926
FHrsuam to the aorcgoug order the court the credi-
"s OF the late Harry eth deed who hay NOT hrrctoore
Thoed their claims against his estate are desired to como
me l5 day Of June next. '
49, AMOS LADD, NJ. c.
NpII1 L. 23-t1Je
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
REMOVAL,
J. II. NASH

"a AS removed his Book, Stationary and Fancy Store
n q to the corner recently occupied ~ Messrs VIM. A.
Barlow CO. fronting the leading rom Mavo Bridge
where he will be happy TO make the interest of his
friends aud the public generally CALL as ne is determined
to sell the lowest cash prices, and the acconmo
dating terms Nav CT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
COTTON SEED.
100 Bushels of Cotton Seed.
lust reccired md for sale by

lust reccjred, md for sale by
JAS WINSTON,
MARKET BRIDGE:
Uho h0s in Store, m Consignment
$4,000 lbs. of best Smithied Bacon,
bbls Of Mess Pork,
700 Jolcs, family Shad ans Hcrrings,
100 bbls. OF lse-of-Wight Brandy,
25 do. Whisky,
90 do. Gin,
20 do. Peach Brandy,
50 boxes best Spanish Segars,
Family Flour, Clover Seed,
Lard in small kegs, Sole Leather
soap Of different qualities,
Cider and Cider Vinegar,
Coarse Salt, loose and in sacks,
Ihomastown Lime, Saltwater Mulets
Ind a constant supply Of
Gideon Davis's very superior Ploughs
anil Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
DRY GOODS.

me Fly, and the Columbia, we have received the ~.
- naider of our Spring Goods, comprising ao.etb.,
one OIL the best assortmeus have ever had
may i0-tf. WILLIAM NrAIC G. ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-17
MaMangr's Omrf.

Quarter do
Packages of 10 tickets, embracing all tic 30 Nos
OF the Lottery which must of necessity draw at least
S3 60 nett, with many chances for capitals or Shares
OF packages, may be had at the same rate
Prizes in any of the LOTTERIES OF New York New
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