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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

ItDtsE OF DELEGATES.
| Chdriolte.-C Captain john ID. Richar.on. eOJ
Richard J. Gaines l42, John Oliver 81, Paul s.
Darlington 60.
Frdnkiin Spared Hale f2j, John VI. rI,J-
| lands 2Is. Charles Powell 157. Samuel Helm I4S.
David Young So, Asa Ward 50, Thomas Il. iFrr-
guson 81.
Frederick. ~ "a very animated contest. Ihe
Winchester Gazette speaks in the highes; terms OF
MIR. Mason, "who had consented 20 present him
self as candidate lof tie sulrrages of his fellow
citizens. The polls were opened al 10 o'cl, G..
and after an interval of few hours The candidates
respectively addressed the rechoIders; each decar-
ing, in decided terms, in favor OF the call If a
Convention From 40 TO $50 votes polled AZ lie
Courthouse. The result al both the election ,li.-
iricis was as follows) James VI. Mason SEQ,
James Ship $50, Geo. w. Kger 207.
Gyccnsciiie. --lsham c. IMndy IiG. William
a. Vardlaw lOl Thomas Spencer %.
Isfe IF Night Josiah Hoffman PCS, John
IT, Chapman 1913, James ". jordan POS, James
{. Jordan I0l.
Hing Gcorge.- T6omos - Il Haber II, John
lioce' 81. Nehemiah II. Mason 81, Gustavus 3.
Wallace G3
's|ot members oCHe last Lcgisla',iyr
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LaTEsT FR0lI no LaN1ERo

The Emperor and Empires of Brazil, sailed from
fRio on the 3d inst. in the Line OF Battle ship Pc
dro Primeiro for Bahia, for the purpose of con-
ciliaIing the good will OF the inhabitants of that
place. They purpose being back again about the
LIST Of April. No political difficulty is appfebsn-
ded during their absence.
Seven vessels, were all bound 70 Buenos Ayres,
bat prevented from proceeding on their voyages
by the blockading squadron, stationed or Point
Indie. The captain and crew Of the Grace Ann,
were outragcously treated by the commanders
thereof, and the vessel sent in here merely on sus-
pieion. We arc glad that our government is a.
about sending vessels of war into those seas for
the protection Of American commerce and our
coanTymen from outrages such as the above.
Ban. Pat.
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no icrc'i, rw9rn M er.lis froi irl l f or on
'''9i'I'h1 q" 'ut eNrsu.ci y ". Fatliur
90 ne e'n:Y " Scuanlo'l, State Vit'r,g, ,y!ri ,aa
' " ''' VIC .n'' o one irmttd anl eighty c,a and
e';hsN cr' "'!' credit 30 twsiiv e rcnl,, TO .i al
nv ,"f"fcce Tie sat b'u hrir. d"tue "a! t.-i cr
i9-" ana rr,al' rn ia' M ay Of August 1870 ia .,vr
"cH'"nr hano Saving !~.a y -iil 80 ,ri.r
~ "9"cy ~" from n.e th, plins - Peter Waugi :,
Gee hc'h sud Ncariipe having innr;uti that IN o.,
i's',"r' q" -7l WHnai'S dc dat lad not ciu ell va.
o" exc n the r" 'i-pig The io,,-r o attorney feoa which
'''l i s,,cr whi' 'a on" 60 ,i !,rs l
'i"" i'v 'al aeiarin- .syias ,ome f,,.ga.i si .s,
4 her po' iien. Ji.!lS sp.trS
~hes elid :, AFri! ii.Ia>G. ui-Ntt
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MARRIEDI-on Nrdncsdsy evening tle 9hth. n, a..
Rev ~ Pollard, M Tho,,ai limos mn. EY,aJeft
SECOND daughter ~ Jyhn V~&c, Esq al 90 Buc Airghtn.
DlED-N Pto.per itli. Hcikle,. W. on the trt r;o.
of The 4'i ol Mach lii ihe Rev. ROM gL.RR HOf,E
eyed i'm' Us Ja't a be- hi ulinci tfst unry a>,4G
h"i, NJ meridian 81 intellect. wh tgnnld have be-,
g'7lhr '1 "r The n5 eirtrnt u fnucs ~ h., hpi o.,
Ton b" ~ i'e fon g. W. n.'erioof srol, NJ
tf"rrcnee sufficient =. nr know hat such ,s. f
pleasure VI he Iaircof Al. The E1.th WIN. viii lnfirf
u but J1siicc f. ay t ts rnnrat srrvnt VI cod rum
h"t1 WIN az intellect n ir.f otae- the ac9i r,te, "a
an unula degree 4 putty of heart aud s,nefa, ~ L IT,
"a, ifulva wll1ts guile ' ~
iltmg nrfn called undrf Tie direction Of Ir,v,-ree .
NV he pastoral charsr y,eai.I nv, ve me- H. "a, ~
" i"e ia'c ICY. doin blF ie quilted hsnse. houg,
,ns'n "e'Vu ard htdr prwer. WITH hi us,ns anl e.
swtn< eaefSy ofpssphieh soqld cNsrisr,s The .,Jie,
~ ihe lo' l,os We have yet leen f0rushei yfh bi
p'lsua' y w FdrHs srcuc. CH-n dufm- h iinss. n.
would sFfa 1ec0nerc l;ion u grest intere,t nol az
9r ang nsi be1e t. close Il lf- Jailed us ,le fnilv
"'mi e~Dracfd dem, res2sd tear Il deep sor
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n V.ITCH LOST

A PATENf Lever double eased Gne Gold Watch, made
by tObvrtltoske Of Liverpool, No. 27,7J taken
from place 10 this city where accidentally left APP
pended Gold Chan Of short links, the lower half three
,rsu', With gold key; and gold seal somewhat worn,
~fh topaz stone; 5oUu1 the lower part chased band Of
gold steel KEY and the eye upper part Of old gold
ley are also attached 90 the chain
rs this Watch has been advertised in the p5yors II This city
fon the Day which tsksp %, March 29hl and
agabe reward oGrred believed that the finder has
no Intention OF restoring tito the Wa,ohmakers, Po.
zee Ohcefs aud others chmond therefore, respectful
" reque.ed 10 AID 10 10 recovery. will gvo rcoyd 81
4hry Doa, to any person who may deliver the Watch
s"d IT'S sPPeDdages who may stop ieu sod give iu0r-
msugn 20 that get thein again. SAMUEL BURCH,
- In House Of Rcpfssso,a,ives,-U. s.
W. % WashoEion, Ap.lf.. is.-t
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~ y"e If deed ef trust subscriber y
u J"hp :. Winston, and Louisa Ann hi We and rv 70
'ia'd "i'r clerk. "nicc " tiochnd rouft shalt
~. a"""a N we ih day ~ Apr 1928. - Waisr,se ia the
non Tor i'1dt mon"' i've hnndrci AMI FMS acre, az an
nofe or - r1'l'" N'kinsvr. aud aoiu the lanl,
loim Sae!:on. Sen Nary Foier o.crl,
T. IA order 10 ti>iv the purpose, OF h r decd v raising
money due I" N'liitm Mrrdh convey the ,.c tllv
bic. W-N NiIi.tV r,,,ii',.e
tiooohI.ni. A,ril H. ,e:s III ii,
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EnR NALM

SMALL SCI n aad containing shout l01 as,e, Ni.t
y n whirh ddl lyfus o The ouh side NJ spin. cr,ff
nl fnnuiay along ice sod Creek mile and gnq-;ef This
Ind worhy e attention. " lny JcsiroIs m poas.r
mall l7im ~ agreeable snd healthy nciehi,,i az
milr above the Corhouse II ha, .cyersivcrv 6ne .r,n
and sniccHcy II wood l,al Terryt ONE fourth ' h,od
aud three eqoal au"ua payments Coz de hsnee vel ,racd
WM BTHNELEY
Prince Edvatl. AerHii ~ ,cs5,rT
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FEE ylycrher has coust1uy Tor sale very 1len,ive
Z softne n Sur ds Husir. mi ffrgr Iron II espr,,
T- ,nd description; GeyrI7, ScSs aud futca- pii,fsr
Slc'i niieu, sfI0r, Bw TEAp. Ssek SIT, AIUN Ia.
EUGAR, oil rive WUlsNtY. Iardiy FLOUu S8tiea
YAtNS, frsseh Dvy 5J7 Stone Dlo,ts n the be-, o,i
ry. ~ vbioh Will W sold 'escashc 'e,fas Arr'v d
BERNARD pTyT0N
March "a. i-,-1rsgil
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COMMITTED 10 The i,ii IT Nofloik oogn', r,,r
- negro nan named lIenry Dfry a'unt ~ v,a of nee
ieci neHe high 'ient made aid ~ Exit complexion; be-.
Haf" IN his iigt .rer. aud tl1f we neraiion.d h.,
r"' ""h knie ye further that he wls born G &c m
Nt, York. %"
The ooncr of G- .ad negro +, r,qa,.,. f., e, .,
ply rih tle rsii1s uft,e law Va such e1fc mr. he ,l b.,
dean wal ac'oi'Wgy Wa. BARNARD,
Jtilor Of Norfolk cottly.
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OFFER lr ale he irc 80 huJ ON tde !aup .,,qn sr.
atr''rr iwnrciatey hsiv tts6riir ,.i ,s ,iini. ,,
a"d ias shr property OF Bu c. willis. buin, lar: NJ III,
i"r.'rh -! lrnr and roneuus 10 ,.clui. air.
ras.'' SOVIET A,atr'rf 81 wood land living within leo r
ihsr NIL 81 liz above i''rr'e 'ra-t o ike aIapornox.
r-t eor;ihins alru 200 NAV be made IA
John Minor, Wan. d. Baeiiord OF 10 Tie .uie,ib.r
Lucy l.. MINOR.
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fsNE Subscrhera n his Cation Gt ,lo, ur,e N, Dat
Z las commenced 10 fnlnrftrure hc JIkrst Tiretif,
Wactn', ~ nc Pore1Pine Uuuu. Tbi. mac ne onir..
ans lhs o. ir Kind thlt hc has seem rr,I ~ heard a. i,
c"n'rn'td 80 asi' be ehe portable made ,iean~e IL.
may best s,u the ftiner or pucblsrr and p "a he ,Gii If
avc'y moderate Prize rhs uss'e Machine vs. D invented
~" "" ~ 'p'l9"h ~ 'cl.Jan's tiar8 &c lrshsftn.
'oilon Cans. with carne Eusirrs o. receive la cad IA.
p.ovcI ri,ni. ' "'
Wool Clriins Mckinney arJ Engine, of ,st,. c,.,.
tons, de $50 manufactured l9 tie sub.criher.
~, RICHARD HARRIS.
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SPRING GOODs.

Va will ~ few days receive as.otmen .f spr;ny
W Gods Just arrived in New per ships Colunht and
York from Liverpool aud the Aeasia London eo.tin
in roit "Chc following.
London cloths aud cassimeres, ao;t.d colours qii-lic.
cs',on AMI six hosiery nybsu,. aud isonr mus.
i.n
sriilcs ru,liin-
s'e y1 white hrewn anil clorcd hrcad. slo,e. needles
Caiir"'s assorted, anil iu,n.turc cslio,cs, dmii.s
Inir; anl double pune ani the Y rr,r loD,
G,!y w' nails hesdes G.I and desirable ,.,,,t,,' nj
ItlI1ware and cutlery, all OF which la, been purchased
~ vac i"wN ta,h price, represented bein yc.v
cheap, and will DC so,r al n,a profit &, good GUS
tCgers
ALSO,
We eSrce hv tue fl, arrival reuacr ll assortment
g. German olslhurs >, it-lenbut-., Turisns &C.
Ap,il;i. at" IL 'itI = 'r'
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~ resolution has tccn submitted TO he Ligsla.
turc Oh Louisiana, Tor tie appointment cf a Joint
committee, 10 devise the most IropeF measures Tor
expressing tie gratitude of lie ci'izens OF that Stale
to AR. Jefferson, the high-niirded statesman To
whom the State is principally Mdejied for har-
"& been ndded 10 the gre@t american JtdUUVp'
Handsome Compensation! A:r. Hamilton Z ui-
ton, late Civil Engineer OF p. Carolina, has Keen
engaged by The Board OF Pubic Works of Georges,
at salary Of $1,000 per annufn
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MOST SPLENDID SCHEME.
GRAND
QOManTTDATEn LOTTEp Y

Fer Interim improvement, Literature aud Chari,ies
AUTHORIZED ny ACrs or coNCREss
First elsss.
70 he dreuni,l the CRyof 1Yashingio,. on The
I9M Of THIS .ifONTH
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il DNEI.

Letters were received in this city las, evening
/ from Washington, from one Of which we make
the following extract:
" have just ,in.c before The mail starts,
10 give brief account OF a tael, fought
yesterday Saturday evening, BY IN Ran
doLph and IN. Clay They met at half past
O'Clock p. exchanged shot without
injury; reloaded, took their positions Gas
fired-Randolph reserved and after some
pfu e figed in h. al - Observing lid not wi Il
Kill hi'n, tier differences being 10 tcal NOT
persona!; whereupon, they shook hands and
returned hone. ClaJ's last ball passed through the
gown OF Randafh which lie wore on the occasion.
Many minor circumstances tool: place equally
worthy of both The men. Col. 'rainsn, of Geo
WHO was the second OF Randolph SAYS No
man ever did, or could act with more GOODNESS
sell-possessioa and honor, than Nr. r. He stand.
on tie most eligible g: oundS possible; H., while
he has proven 10 he wor!d that he will, in Ike dis.
charge Of his dairy, lash tie ni>r;,ie Of those IN
power, lie has also proven thai la has no ,ii-pos-
zion TO do ibe;n personal injury
We underst nal tbst Mr.. li,In,lion Of 8. c. nc. cd
also as he friend Of MIR. - and that Mcs>,s
Johason u La md Jessup were he lrcnd- Of Nj
~.
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New York lPrni,. iii-Gt
yENuE ishy ini.i,, hor. sab ...,a, al, fi,rI lro,.
Brusw'ck county, ir pr e.,t sa.o. - fnr At
so each payable AZ e c' ID t'e hut hfy II rah
w'n lie sea.on wi:: ce liar groom Tor E, rry nu
I,' s'."n oom'nrd tho Isl o + 81 rry viii ,Xnire f
- e." '"lH wi hc,tuw crrty attention i,t ,
~" Ice t-srots,c Tor accidents go. Tleyv be- m
asrcr"y e. order and Moderate ohlrse Arab ,r
h"y folly >icen hand, and quarter ish io..c- mitch
~ Ne he Judge, he:cr calculated Improve nc .,ocI a..
i"r h"r.cs, lin any oihrr sloH the 5;iacat .ir,
H." rSrclrcd. In ave conhis The cT,., "a ~,
" -'''Hs ;Isg ny SH Afc'Ni w. au. hy Sis Harry h-
-'iI t'a- odd Medley hi, duo, alsis Anthony aui
~" ~ < '''' 'ae imported h',e Jolly Roger She lem.
@ 90 900 '"pai9d mare. N'w defy the coaycr.ari
sHniie"ii 49," The lnsih S,u box, 10 r!cci .s, ~ an,
'e't'il'' r'''r 70 'ie'ci a" what i bet Of ai
Tart lh iey nave po 'ueed stock cssrtf,
hqh 'y "ih''s Toy unless ogihtn IL crg5se va
.lra. while The turf moved IL g,anI is le a lie ,,ul
lI'r Continued champion i. dl., b., fr ds,o-,d ir
which Ia came painful third be isusg e. i lie pr,y,
'l'' IA niie zee t!s" Jnncne ani in fou mile
rice, he cuuId not he held shi i,sty lid a un,l M
t became painful that he .toilrd ad iecd TO q, an,
aiinwg., iir hrcnd les distance, @ liz, n,
thy ysTi.. lri fall loher tn Cpqeiir Bcrsf,r, and
.he s'mc blood Lot jhse mai rrpea; aud al, nnis,n i
he i.ch the he.t nrse cn 4uns,s womb el,o,,r. ~
the knowing ones whether thtv rruI ni rrecr trr dr.
to htcesnr FROM oue uhici, alti,or h lin,.ef 800
lcirn.c tta family from whic,i uie mai srpr.t;
li' Would ar.ai 7ceitnal and the csufe i. a-.in,; h,
'Irritt A3i,'iet fem O.; "ni ancniion appear ,i.e
Fcinriiy rcM I'll IT src, iaD blood aui aanine m To-
a. ~rr-, ecomnt nd ANY stallion cJnt:uc1i-.ft b..
o'-ipi'iel en- iie eNrrcit'Ho 'Ncciy.us iuii share of m
r"ngc? The av-wer must be- that Tue moot sui, iiie a,
tiiVi- viii be- ieir srH,icmn acquainted with m a..
ef' 90 III hud uy thai he afne hofc, sni a., il q.
'e' ai me @ mares ~ The ns:iaH have siaiy kt ~
the mart 70 lii'nmd ifn,c md 3fi,n iiol,
rnl % VIRGINIA a. "eiis' Of Nofili Caroa WI Embrace
th"If ""i "i i'rar. ihe req"rt mad" 10 tc Peters
hug Intelligence. aul IN the hand iii ilttt e, l
nj ' notes Tot tic rnorcv b"n apiritt ID ihe a.
ed a! lhlt notthc rsanu &C Ciai. iuii.oa o n
I i"Plrar,d he bfire ahscni ip nc South.
Arnlf. III.
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.N.lTI0A.IL II0yEL-

u i'c ffc'Pcci:ay Iu'rtaei tic splendid eli-
to- recently erected "a s civ 81 Srw Yo5k d, Iyscpi
o "FroN, E,l wii1l ar" 90, liz 25th lust. This e.-
hc n "t' ~ ""c ct hr 'nos. airy and agreeable PAT
% /" "atnr nea ofPos!!e he Cay Hotel was Iui ex-
pi'ssy ~ h"u'c q" public accommodating, believed
!" poses aisll scs ir rendering isiccc strangers
''n''- OF "i'nFe, pheasant an! cHosiahic surpassed
shi< coi..iy.
~ Fr'ri'ioTs anxious "a ren the National Hotel aAe
or 1t"i" To- i'tme'ycs and to The ercial netfopol
"'F ea no cNcrtfon expense Ia "a up this establish
,-ri g. TIVE w'irl itt fiy ooa.dsi w srrue urh
nc app, 't"!i"n aud suro' lis immediate.
e 'nni"c I" Mr. y lioardn1l gentleman whose cNpeii.
me 'l e'IIc " er coh'"e'il Of thi, Kind ar,
ven "'""n'1 Inc public ani render plei the rari
% ne fNidrs 1F as proper
Nt'hsire "riane'men hsye teen ,aic the IL ccr,on
Of pcfm'nen B0A BE! = and tie accommodation Of tle.
New Yotk, ApTii u. IIi-ct
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row commanded taem IN guidance and protection from ave
ant ihel gradually yielded up his breath with
n> and eaimnes OF mind that supported hi, ssue.Gcd
'plIl'.
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About one hundred and ifeen.siudenis were 10
graduate at the Medical University oi Pernsyiva-
MIA on The 7.h inst.
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1l' Lor ,'sert' "''' a'es'tisere'.ii frat page.
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In al amouHiInP q The immense sum Of
$50 a %sD DOLLARS 7
Wh.ie Trksf 20 dsl1's~-iiAf 10 ,iusfier s. L .it
. 5o--Ienifsy-- Twentieth O.
S ~ ALIEN 2 10.
Washps CTS A9,Hr -Af
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N''''T' E''V I@"tstC IIUttF, INEtH4 VIZ
At the following rates
Whole Tickets SAGA
Halves 81
Quarters O.J
~ ccr.girG.eso Of - Whole tickets can a.sy s l.s,i
this case there will lac required for
y certificate Of ~ whole tickets s.
rcstihcate Of ~ hall tickets ~ N.
ceriiiicait OF II quarter ticket, . 81
Explorations OF .is Lottery, well rs all inrs.ns. a.
peciins Oihers, Will he given al this Office.
Pike. ia the Lotteries New Yok, n Ie.>, p.nn.,i,
MIA, Delaware Hilary land, Washington city, I.,., \ a.,
Can olnai and Louisiana, will be received ia pa,ict
O'icrs from ANY pIt OF the Union eneiii ,,.!
prize 'eAets, post d) Will meet with prompt aou Il u
dressed to J. Is. YATES.'
d MINTYRE,5 -4"'''T''
Nichaionl. Mafch 81. lni-Ilf
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ture made tie following
RBPoRT:
That this important branch OF our national in
dusry, is now compelled u sustain one burthen,
very severe aud partial in It's operation II is the
duty imposed upon imported sat; duty which az
the rate OF twenty cents on each bushel weighing
fliy-sx pounds, is almost uneXamplel in amount
as 1t sometimes equals three hundred per cent.
on The prime cost Of the article. Because, while
the weight OF some salt per busiel, does not OK
coed sixty pounds, that Of other species is bighas
eighiy-iOur pounds, and is frequently purchased
abroad at ten cents per bushel.
So enormous an impost, not on a luxury, but on
an article Of the first necessity, falls, also, In
great measure, upon the agricultural interest.
Because, whether salt be enplo, ed as a dressing
for the soil, in the manufacture Of butter and cheese,
in the preservation Of beef aud pork in the fodder
10 sheep aud cattle, or in the various other ordi-
Diary Of il, the confess in the first instance,
and in Dost Of these particulars, exclusively froro
our farmers; aud, ID me end, probably moro than
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
ROBINsON'S FORMS.

| SECOND EDITION ofthe work, published under this
~ title, by my father, has prepared bv myself and
Is now in press The various contained in the former
COTTON have been adapted in this, laws nov in
many ncw forms have been inserted under every title: nd
considerable additions made work in other
ne collection OF forms used by Clerks County Courts
I'm superior Courts OF Law, large aud embraces forms
VI process aud ehtrieS in Chancery PeGxcd 10 the
Work IS collection o! decisions the General Conrt au
Court OF Appeals relating practice in actions at
ana In the Chapters of Osdes, Records al large Exec-
to.S ana bonds there are references many decisions
winch could not be compriscd III that collection sketch
gwen oil inc proceedings in Superior Courts of Law in
causes, with references decisions relating 10 thuc
and 10 the entries in such eases The colIec
no" I" ,eciaraon indictments aud ufonatious is much
ehiae0' ana notes spiOued of decisions rclatnr IN
"e structure III those cccdcnts. The chapter of convey
' c'n'al ms many ofms and collection OF iccisleus
relating chiefly to lie e%ccuon aud recording OF such ir
StrUmeuts. . - 90"
he work vii! contain upwards OF COO pages (aheut
~ more than the former edom twill be boun, in calf
ana sold at St per copy Some copies will be prepared
WIN blank leaves at The end OF each chapter for which
50 oo els will be charged Persons who send for con
ana wish them 10 nc of this description viii direct Incl
agents Ia that eiiect. '
1t is expected thai copies xii! he ready for dewey in
Oct I5-tf CON pOR1NSO>-
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GINA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 1s9c
FALL DRY GOODS.
W. ga D. EyLu 81 co-

"a AVE received by successive arrivals since o6h ~,
x n very extensive supplies of F.4LL AND JlLN7EE,
uOODS; and are enabled offer an assortment r.
be nearly perfect at prices which hoped will
meet me expectations of purchasers. Amongst them are
Cough and Brathwate's napt coi;ous
Satetts iinsey woolsey, coatngs, and variety of st
woo!cns, suited for negro cloathing
Medium aud superGne bluc black and fancy colo,,,
cloths aud cassimcres
Blue military cloths reduced prices
Canlhrcs, jacOne null and book muslius
Several cases calicoes, comprising handsome variety,
rich new patterns
CraFGs' hombazines, circassan and chilian stripes
Irish linens, sheetings and tdiapers
Plain and figured bo.nbazetts
oZnaburgs, do"lass and porter steefings
checks of varous quality
f!anneis, 9aids, drahb cloths, SC. &c.
Also,
y fresh assortment of "Amker'' BOLTYNIr CLOYTyg
rom ~ To inclusive, said be Of very sperior fr;
- ~'l'''' i""'io
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
SELECT SCHOOL.

NE SCHOOL will he continued the ensuing year; NV
I'VE brother John GNelsou who has had svtccn wears
cxpcrence Teacher, and Mir. John NJ. Winston,
r1ccloni classical scholar, viii be associated me- I'm
he management Of Tire school, IN which viii be taught the
Greek, Latin, and French Languages together with those
branches OF learning which constitute complete English
Education.
The school VIII conmcucc Monday THO Oh of tn-
nary 1877, and terminate the 7th day December fol-
lowing: there will lie vacation Of for weeks
"n the 18th Of June. The price for board, uun wa -
ing, lodgings and fuel! viii be hundred and ten dollars
payable, enc half the Isl day june 1897 nd the
Other half on the lsi lay Of December following.
The discipline OF the school will be parental; and as
much and kindness, viii be cxtenled io BOYS confed
to NY instruction, 20 my children. BOYS that arc known
to be vicious, or urruIy- will be admitted into tho
schools and any such shall he racd urou NC they will
beeSpcled as soon as they shall he ugoverna
Ny rcsiscnce IS remote from tic haunts Of vice
ay'and remarkably healthy; it is situated in the
Of LOUISA forty miles from Richmond, aud same
distance Rom Fredericksburg. The stage from Fredcr-
cksoufs to Gainesville passes within hundred yard
Of my residence, and that from Richmond 10 EI5rsonbug
within two miles oft. Letters should be directed 10
"Jackson's Pos, OGcc, Louisa" VIM. NELSON, jr
Sept. 22d, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
HALL NELSON.

PYRGLNT.l:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court Of
Ghancey for tin Richmond district tie 3rd day Of July
peytop f. Burwc, Richard H. WaIecr Thomas t;aaae,
Spotswocd burwcll, John Davis, Edmund Taylor, How
Ell Taylor, Alexander s. Field executor OF Charles c.
Field Lewis Burwell, and Lucy Burwci, ex'x Of Armis-
toad Burwcl, decd, rms
against
heSanaer Rcyd, Blair Buryyel, Iohn w. Lewis, " iam
Towucs, Richard Boyd, John y. Hawkins, Daniel T.
Hicks, William o. Goodr. and L. &. McCraw, pfs
The defendants Richard Boyd aud Jon D. Hawkins nc:
having entered their appearance and given security accord
lug the assembly and line rules Of this court nd it
appearing By satisfactory evidence, that hey are not uha-
biianis o this country: ordered, that tc SAID dc,-
dants do appear here on The day IF the next term and
answer tic til OF the plaintiffs; and tat copy OF Ibis
order be forthwith inserted III newspaper published
the city nf Richmond for Woutis succcssivelv and
posted the front the capitol, in the said city.
c. a copy. Trstc, Hm.W. HE.NTNC4, G. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-03
FALL GOODS

A} are receiving amd opening large proportion n Our
w Fall and Winter GOODS, aluongs those now
opening,
lSdies oi r0se- point and duiile blankets
Bales napt cottons, various makers
Bales fannes, fearnots and bearskins
Bales bleached and unbleat he'd domestic shsetfr,s
aud shrngs, complete assortment
broad cloths aud cassimereS of all Guiitt some the
most superior imported
Pelisse ccths, Of all colours
NeStinSs, TO suit the season
silk, cotton aud worsied hosiery
Furniture cambric & garment dimiIie,
Ca-"s Irish linen, long lawn and sln.etin,
\ few pieces Elan icrs aheetng, beautiful AMI chsa,
article
Gases saI,inr:, bed tickings and checks
Boxes Of looking glasses, put Up dozey ,r whole
sale trade
Cotton shirtiirgS cotton caphrjrks
MusIips, bnmbazines, boinbazn:s
Diapers and linen canbrcs
complete n,er limo a mi cashmere shawl
ami scaris, beautiful!
a small assortment merino a nd cashmere i.Ikfs
few beautiful! plain black SINS
Thread accs, fiat hnbbi and
Canton, nankin and Italian yres
piece beautiful gauze flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New, York
aud Philadelphia all which will be sold much under for
prices.
Oct ST WM. NEAI.E 6. Co