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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
TpFE.N'T'Y DOLLARS REU .4RD-

TkPE.NI'Y DOLLARS REF .aRD
Ell Irabues Pit, Sunday iSht 26I u,. gro man
- named JACKSON, who took with him my riding horse.
aeA'9n IS an elderly man. someweat bald talks rapidly and is
o Hable Tor the stratuCss legs. horse il Of
me FRIDAY breed thin tal and good deal spotted behind
% nan OF the above reward will be paid for the delivery of
both. WI fans I,I ~ ~ ~
Trahue, Pits. March H. i Ia !, -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
Ir,lst Snls nf 49,,

Trust Sale Of Land
~ virtue Of deed of trust executed 70 the .pbb b
onh % "inston and Louisa Ann his wife, aud duly re-
corded N The clerks office Of GooehIand county court
the 2i'h day of April 1925 WakinviIle in the
@ o. oeoehland sell TO the highest bidder at public auc-
% or ieady money, two hundred fifty acres Of land
Nor or less sailed Va,knsve adjoining the lands Of
snson Sen Mary Toer, JOSEPH Hodges and John Lew
70 s,,} the purposes OF the deed by raising
money que TO William Meredith will convey hr title on
bic, " " r.SNS Ion, 20 pt uHeseeptona-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
LIVE OK.
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
o7fb MIL, 1oCc

9th March, 1926.
SEALED Proposals. will be received until the 3d dav Of
- July next, for the supply Of LIVE OAK TIMBER for
the francs Of thrse Fgaes, cut TO mould which with
1900 cubic feet Of pfomiscuou5 timber 10 be delivered on or
before The first day q September i927 each Of the navy
Yards az Boston, New York, aud Philadelphia also for nine
Live Oak Beams for fgae Of the first class TO be delivered
at the Navy Yard at New York.
April ~. Iff-t2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
THE SYC1lNOR -

FFfHE subscriber has from Veeboro % the half
~ way house between ksburg and The bowling Gen.
e old and convenient stand formerly called Todd where he
hopesto entertain hs old customers, and AZ those who may
cav upon him, 10 their entire sstisiscon In addition the
Old houses at Of which has been torous two
out houses Of brick have been erected atvey Considerable
pence Tor Che eniersnment Of travellers and are furnished n
neat and comfortable H stables are large aud we'll
Adendeo and bis cOnguty 90 town market will enable bin
70 beep good table and choice liquors lie hopes Nv eIose
aenon 10 bis business that he viii SHIRE that portion Of the
PUBIC aon9ge which be has received, and fo which
he now begs leave 70 return his thanks.
April - - 49, 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
PWRITH 9 ~ u

tObLIC S-FLE.
ID virtue Of deed of trust executed 10 h b
~ VIM. Mann aud wife, on the 2sth dav of Decsbar iGiS
ana recorded IN the county PGghaian for purposes
herein mentioned, will he sold the hrbes biler I
aneton for cah, Po,yhatan oouthou ON MONDAY III mi
Gay OF nay next tract Of land lying Psitan court-
mouse late the residence of Major Frederick Woodson dec
containing $50 and half or so much thereof y, %
e necessary to raise the upon the ts dec
with the costs and exptnces ofexeciing The trust, The e
vested an the subscribes will be CONVEYED to The pureL
CHARLES +. POPE,
Wm S. DANCE, }uu''ees'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21

1Hc HdtpcS 81 BGnk Notes misplaced.
fEHE subscriber has Deposited in The Bank Of Virginia al
Richmond, The following halves Of two Notes Right
part Of SiOO payable At Petersburg, leaerA No 2tg ien
part Of 500 note, payable Norfolk letter b. No i7ao
pasted together ard received by him one note Any pe
or persons haylng The parts corresponding, may eject an e
Gauge az The Bank. WILLIAM ID. CLARKE.
march 4. Qg-ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
.MgPSTGT5S SqT- N

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chance
ry ior the Richmond District prOnOuaccun the 10Th day
Of March, 326 the Of Mary College vs. FL
lott &e shall on the 29h day Of May next King Viii
sm courthouse offer for sale, TO the highest bidder, public
county, To wit One containing bundled and thirteen acres
and the other Two hundred aud twenty three acres beg the
ae land conveyed by deed the president masters and
professors Of said college, 20 John Elicit
J. GUERKANT, NJ. S. G. @. r. ID.
IN.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
So REW1RD+

ONAWAY from my lot saturday night last, ny negro
- nan ua1ied Ned lsomsiimes called Ned Br5wnI he i
t9og 10 - years Old very black, laid on the TOP Of biz
heae pufeht5ed hIu Of Mrs. McRae lie is well kasvp
VIZ pace and Noi9k lie very large silver watch
gh DE name 81 Bill ~ the case viii give the above re-
Fafdoi S0fof the delivery Of ssid slave Rebooad
A., g.. WILLIAM PRICE.
H'l'" ~ 1i2-Cf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21

Sngar, Sdl, Whiskey, &c.
4s(N HliDS 81. Croix & New Orleans sura,
49, 20 Hhds Peusy lvanis and Baltimore ~. ,vbiL
o 5VV eaeSs ground alum salt, suitable for ourS fsh
a0o do Liverpool blown do
SO0 Nova Scotia grind stones
90 Bags old white Java and green coffee
70 Tons Swedes English iron assorted
do blisteredseel
ID do German do
Cetoons Spanish lotant indi-o
100 Reams wrapping paper
90 do writing do
Ton shot assorted
SO Boxes by 10 and 10 by 10 rlass
10 Boxes Whttemore's cotton and wool ,srs
Gunpo'Sder Imperial, Young Hyson =
and Souchong Tea
French Brandy
Holland Gin
Madeira
Old Port
Lisbon ; Wine
Sicily Madeira
Old Antigua and
Jamaica Rum
hiooerts brown stout in pint and quart hotIe-
APrilii. i4i'A"l heuh DER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
M.aRSI4L,S 81

pursuance of decree of the Superior curt of Chan
eeIyfsr the Richmond District pronounced the 2etA
day Of March, 1926 the Of WIN. aud Mary College
Mitchell &c shall the 18th day Of May next, King
William courthouse offer for sale to the hghe, bidder at
public auction, ioi cash. tract Of land lying said county,
being the lot sold by said college TO Fleming Mhche
and known the college book of surveys No 2eon-
tanning two hundred and hfty four
J. GUERRANT, NJ. S. c. G. r. D.
II. -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
JOHN 8 HYLLLa.M GILLL9T

1NH"f q WILLI9-H GILLLHT.
- OFFER FOR SALE:
"a 9f0l(fl SACKS best storing Liverpool salt osrgc
49,, ~ Of the brig Missionary from Liverpool
nt pipes andgI casks very superior old l. p Madeira
~ iihds, prime St. Croix sugar,
20 Bags Green Coffee,
% BOXES best Durham Mustard iust in,nor,cJ
iierees new Rice suitable for retailing
10 Rars liverpool Eartl.n Ware, good asoriusnt
Gases best London cloths & casino ere. ,-.lI $500,
Case banS-up cords yelveteens,
do stout low priced Irish Linens,
Feb. II. - ' :, anu puriaps.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
.anVER 90 20 -.

HE tract Of Land called Hill Grove containing above
900 acres, lying 10 the lower end Of Amelia county Tor
merry advei.ed Is still for sale. Il would make a excellent
parcels. The terms will accommodating.
90. YH D. GILES.
WtEWdmt march a. ff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
lfno lSSIfIn1No

etbCItuLLf acquain his friends and he public that
IL mas TAKEN the store on Msinireei, lately occupied by
M 9onas Lambert where the Tailoring Business will be
on as herttoiore and he hopes, from his sssduy
s VA the various branches Of his business 10 in
@ snare o, public patronage, and pledge. himself that
ri sha'i be sParede lender general satisfaction.
sooas IN ms line which he will make up 10 order Ca
notest hoce) at reasonlhle prices, for has also
made arrangements in Philadelphia aud New York 10 he fur
ned with the newest Goods and Fashions, Immediately on
L. n begs leave 10 inform those gentlemen residing in
,ne country who have been in the habit Of dealing with NJ
lambert! that he ha, retained their measures and m send
WIN pSnetual and dispatch, all oideI hey may he pleas,
March 81 ,oe o,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
SIR .4LFRED

ENHB public respectfully informed, that Sir Afa rom
tinuc TO stand o. my stable Lebanon, near Cfael Cy
CouIhouse for the present HIS high character aud
celebrated horses. viii only add bis colt, are ereneiv
promising. Terms made known BY
ApHT fIO-Ct HENRY n CHRISTIAN
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
Notice to the GroI0ers OF Cotton.

THE undegned intend eg8ary hereser9 be pureha,er,
u Of COTTON 10 this market They will al all time, be
prepared 70 pay for that article it, fair market value In esb
sod Invite those bringing hefe for sale 10 give them eI
Bieheop3, Ssg.Is ST. KEKR OAsgIE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21

VIE subscrsber wishes employ TEACHER qualified
- 10 PrtpaSe boys for College to live his Such an
Office, Meckleuburg, Wa. RopFPT NJ 80 : S'-
march 81 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
.Narshal's sale 81 KentuckN Lana.


pursuance of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chance
~ for the Richmond District pronounced the 26th
day Of Mereh, 1925 in the Of Cooke VS. Gpiu, shall
The 2eh day OF NAY the front door Of the Eagle
Hotel in the City Of Richmond, offer for sale the highest
bidder, at public auction, for cash. Of land lying in Lo
county, state of Kentucky aud containing thousand
hundred aud thity three and third Of
Sale TO at half past o'clock immediately after
the sale advertised by 10 take place the day
the case ofStou vs. Currie.
J.GUERRANT, III S. C. GRID.
AprilI II. II2-td
T IusiGad Of the whole Of the above described OF land,
only, equal undivided nUey Of said land will be sold,
tue time and place and in the above described.
ApTil 10. GUERRANT. m. $ CT. j.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
.NarsAaI's Sale Of Coql Lands, and Of Vest

pursuance Of decree Of the Superior Court Of Chen
Gerry for the Richmond District pronounced the 2Ist Of
March, 1926 the OF Ebenezer Sott Currie
and others shall the 9th day of May offer for sale
at the front door of the Eagle Hotel to the highest bidder
public aucton the following real estate, All the estate
right title and interest OF james Currie in the
state OF kenueeand Ohio, belonging to the of Dr.
six thousand acres lying Boone county, Kentucky
on the waters OF Big Bone Greek One moey uud
derins the Mississippi viz 1000 the
mississippi 1000 acres on the waters Of Town Greek; 1000
acres On the waters Of the 1000 the
the Ohio; 1000 the voters of 500 the
waters OF coia creek and sec two,hd acres on the
OF Delaware creek; undivided noiey OF 1850
Highland creek in the stale of Kentucky
vided muety of 1000 Goose creek in the of
Kentucky; and one-twelh Of from 5000 in the
state of Ohio, various streams Also onesxth of
divided tract of land containing COAL situated in the county
Chesrrfeid adjoining Black Heath, called the Falling Creek
Tract Terms, credit OF six months the purchasers
ing hond and the title retained security until they paid
Sale TO 10 ocluck.
J. GUERRANT, M s. c. c. ID.
April Il. I12-ids
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21

A AN,,u,, = y 111I14AANl5 It1l W AItD.
IL N-A"Ak IRON the subscriber, living in Chesterfield
county, on the 2sth March last. negro man named Ed
anout - years of Eve feet four inche. high
h Oh wheh ne aoseonded, blue cloth and panaloon
Only mark reeoleoted his right check
'hen spoken TO has deceitiul smile lie had in his
psio, whsn last apPrehended free Pass-aut thinking
MAT he has obtained another one and will at
lp1 10 make bis escape by water therefore for,yarn all
OF vessels and others from carving the said negro off
uhder penalty ofhe law will give The above reward If an
State. C;rORGt r. go '"e
CHESTERFIELD April &. 100 ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. FRIDAY, April 81 -
The Hanopey co,,rtbo,,., D.,

1he Hanooer Courthouse Races
w III commence on the third Wedn.sday in MAY next the
-'", irse ior any horse mGre or gelding.
first day, four mile heats purse $500
Second do three mile heats, purse $50
" L. Thitr Secyv M e eT,,n
April II. ~ ihotSioSS, FTes'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
Eastera Dislriel 81 YlIrgiinia !:


Eastern District of VIrginia
lE il Remembered, that the 18th day April in the Gf
- eth year of the independence United States of Anne
RIGA, his Excelency John Tyler, Governor OF the com
a. 50 wealth Of Virginia. OF the said district, for aud ON behalf
OF The sad commonwealth hath deposited ia this Office
the title OF map the right whereof he claims or and ON be-
halt OF the commonwealth csad proprietor the words
Following to wit; map Of the Stale Virginia construct
ed IN conformity ~ law, the late authorised
the Leg iaius and other original authentic documents
Herman Boye" III conformity the Of Congress Of In,
Cned States entitled; An act for the of
ming by securing the copiesof maps CHATS and books TO
tne auhos aud oPietor vi such copies during the
nefein mentioned" X. JEFFRIES, elk.
Of the Eastern District oil Virginia.
april IS 'i3--.u
TO the members of the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of Yirginia.
NE Annual Convention OF the Protestant Episcopal Church
Il ia the Diocess OF Va, will be held town of Lynch
burg, Thursday the i8th May next.
April 10. us II DIN JNo 6. WILLIAMS, See'y.
NOTICE.
TNILL be sold in front the Bell Tavern IN the city Of
w Richmond, the 18th day of May O'clock
all Shares in the capital stock OF the echancsvlle
Turnpike Company, which Thea any money now due
and which shall he unpaid that day BY order Pre-
sident and Directors. q. III CARRINGTON, Jrsas'r.
April IS. IiS--tds
S.aLE or THE .aUG USYa SPRINGS
I'D Sribng, Esq duly recorded in the Office ohe clerk of
Augusta will be sold by public auction, AondGyfhe stk
day ny er the town OF of Stanton, before the
of Mrs Chanber tavern that valuable property called
This property iSvery valuable. There the premises
Medical Spring, of high reputation. The buildings im
extensive and capable of
great number The contains eikht hum
dred acie considerable part of which cultivation One
third of the purchase will be required hand the
baance in three equal annual nstamens The believed
20 be good, but acting trustee wall convey only such ea
Is vested IN me bAlSOoE u. BALDWIN.
April rs. II3--tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-04-21
CONGRESSIONAL.
'PEECl]

" 'ht "' Buren, Of .Ne,o York, delivered
IA TIE Senate Of the United Sfaie, o,, me
Mission TO Panama, March, 1926
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

'ANlIE LECTURES will commence as usual ON the
\ first Monday Of November, and terminate in tho
first week of The ensuing March.
.1aaODly and Surgery, by DR. DUDLEY,
institutes ~ Medicine and Clinical Practice, Gy DIR
C-4LDWEIL,
Iheory and Practice Of Medicine, by DIR. DRAKE.
Obstrtefs md Diseases Of HoDea and Children bv DR.
J. Richardson's,
,uateTa Nedica and Medical Botany, By DR. SHORT,
Chemistry, By DIR BLYTHE.
The paper Of the Bank Of the Commonwealth ofKeo-
tncky' heretofore received at par by the Professors
having nearly gone out Of circulation specie or its equi
VaIenl VIII be expected. The price ofeach ticket will
be fifteen dollars, with the exception OF that TO the
course OF Anatomy and Surgery which fixed at TWEEN
Observation-Disclosures with admission TO the Library and
teadng ROOM which are kept open every day will be
live dollars making The aggregate fees for instruction
5000 Volumes is constantly augmented by the iTnporta
ton Of new standard and periodical works om Great
Britain and the continent Of Europe.
The difficulties experienced 10y tie two last classes
from the dspToPOrtiOnate size Of the Anatomical Hall
bave been obyiaed by the erection of new one Of en-
iarged dimensions and with conyeniences and aTpurte-
nances not surpassed by any other in the United States.
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ d.
Dem oT lie liedicak Fdcu{tV.
Transyiyania University, Sept. 10. 1871
u To be inserted in the forms Tor six weeks #
the Richmond Va Wing, Lynchburg Ygiuian, Charleston
City Gazette, and Charleston Mercury, Micdzeville g.,
order, Raleigh NJ {. Register Augusta Geo Corsi:
tonais Huntsville ala. Advocate Nashville Ten 5qr-
Knoxville Ten Register, Arkansas Gazette fa37
Mo. Republican, Louisville Advertiser Frankfort C-
rnentaor, Maysvii!e Eagle, and Kentucky Ga5c'.,
IfJTo.' W 80 &c made ~ &c Ei.'~r oi d. Reporter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
A. J. Shymanski,
PRACTLuAL DEngpTRw.

Has the pleasure TO inform his friends aud The public
y general, throughout the State, that ne has taken
his residence in ri ;hmond for the ensuing winter.
Mr.. S. has been regularly bred Dentist in Europc
or than years, practitioner il the principal cities
Of the United States.
The public respectfully invited, 10 come aud the
many Improvements made by Mr. S. in the line Of his
esson particularly in the operation Of supplying the loss
OF HUMAN TEETH.
Room exclusively for te reception Of his professional
visitors, above Dr. Abraham Apohecay store on street,
entrance in 18th street.
~ Hours Of attendance from s. NJ uatil F. NJ
and from un.il F. i.
Oct2 g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
NEW STORE.
DAVID JUDAH 6 GO.

NJ EXT door above the Eagle Hotel, Richmond, Va
have opened IN that Formerly
occupied by RIessrs. q. Clarke Auconeers, IN ee4
giant assortment of DRY GOODS which they Whcc.
sale and Retail prices which they feel confident will
give perfect satisfaction those who may favor them with
their patronage. resident partner in New York gives
facility for obt aiming regularly by every
n continuation of their assortment at the lowest prices
9o-1tif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
COETENTys

L"ffcrY 4 Exchange Office No ia, MARKET ST. Baltimore;
where Both the great and magnificent Capital Plies of
One Hundred thousand Dollars
eac, were sold III late Grand State Lotteries in Shares all
treat Capitals of THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
and TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS, drawn in tho Jart
Grand state Lottery were aso sodGPd iHere more Can
'Laf Fr=eS hape been obtained Aaz al any alter ONCE in
.1meTica. -" "'
ORDERS from any part Of tie United States either bv
man p"st a'") or private Conveyance, enclosing the Cash
Fzc Tickets IN of the Lotteries will meet the same
"mP' a"d p"nrtuaS attention if personal appica-
.4daressio
BAT. Sept 1926. R.,rI,Ionr
" CoHENs "Gaesnc & Lottery Registers will be
published immediately after the drawing. and will cnvtain
tie Official List Of the Prizcst viii be forva rred ,,rois
10 all who purchase their tickets COHEN'S OFFICE
ana who signify THEN wish to receive it.
Sept. Is o e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

We understand that on yesterday the President &
Directors Of the Farmers Bank of Virginia proceeded
10 make appointments of Officers for the DauyIe
Agency-when the following gentlemen were APP
pointed:
Col. George Townes,
Dr. James d. Patton,
Samuel D. Rawlings, Esq. and
Col. Robert W ilsou- Directors.
John w. Chew, Esq ClerS.
The appointment of Agent is postponed until the
first Thursday 10 November The salary of that Off.
Ger is to be 1850 dollars per annun aud house o7
- residence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
GRAND sTATE GorrERv

UT -HIIt I.IJNII.
The holder of two Tickets Shares viii be certain of
obtaining at ieast One Prize, aud may draw THEE!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
ODD AND EVEN SYSTEM,
CLASS VIM.
Most splendid Scheme in the u. States.

CoHEN'S oFFICE,-BALrtMoRBl
September u, 1896.
j. Under authority of the General Assembly the
following Brilliant Scheme is presented To the Public TO
be drawn on the ODD EbEN SYSTEM, in conse-
qnence OF ITS unrivaed popularity whole IN ONE
pAf and will take place in the City of BALTIMORE,
undI the superntendence Of the Commits appointed
by the Governor aud Council, the
18th of November next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

= P'"V' OF 8 'UUU-T8 prizes Of $500, SC. SC.
Whole Ticket s. 00-IIalf 81 so Quarter 81 25.
- Tickets AMI Shares for sale, at the .U7N:4GERS
OtflCE, under the Eagle Hotel.
Orders from any patt the country enclosing the cash
or Prize Tickets for whole tickets shares in the aboge
'"crfS, WI be as promptly attended as If on personal
app,ication,if addressed tn
J. Is. YATES & A. MTNTYRE.
-',tPt = RicbDOuh
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
MANAGERS, OFFICE.

Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
FOURTH CLASS.
H. b. HATES 8 n. YucIWTYRE>, .managers.
The Drawing takes place in Richmond- lLe Glh 11oe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
NoRTOLK, Oct. II.
Il N.

NORTOLK oct II.
The following is The report of the Health Officer Of
this Borough, for the last week.
BILL OF MORTALITY.
Deaths since Inst Report.
Malignant Fever 10
Consumption
Worms
Commissions
Unknown
Uncertain
Cholic
Abortion
Total q
JOHN HODGES. HepiDt O6icer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

me new sIooP war now building at the Nayv
1aro' near New York, IS TO be called the "Fajyfcldo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

Mr.. Nichols, the celebrated Vcnlriloqusl, per
forms to night at the Eagle. Those who have mover
witnessed the exhibition of his wonderful powers wi
do well to embrace this opportunity of hearing him
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

JnGge Rochester has resigned the Secretary slp
of the Panama Mission, and accepts the nomination
made at Herkimer, of Governor of New York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

Second DGy-JOckey Club Purse, thousand
dollars-four mile heats.
On Wednesday evening, the following entries were
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20
Pennsylvania University.
MEDICAL DEPARTHTuHTg,

'NNIE LECTURES will commence as usual on the
\ first Monday of November, and terminate in tho
first week of The ensuing March.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-20

The Sloop ofWar Lexington, Capt. SHrnR,r,. s,i
ed from New York Friday last for Trinidad for n,
purpose conveying home The remains Of Cofnmodor
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-09
1Sp the SaatIs.

The Greeks.-M. Eynard, charged by
the committee of Paris, 10 remit the
Greek subscription, has sent so 600
francs to purchase the most unfortunate
OF the captiyes. The Bishop of Arta
writes thus to M. Eynard, "Tbese
women and children are sold as low as
wild BEASTS once transported 10 Eevpt
they cannot be re-purchased. In the
name of humanity and religion have
pity on them. and spare them the dis
grace of apostacy."
Pity, says the Journal du Commerce
is not shut ont from all hearts. Sue
cours, sufficiently abundant, have been
sent from Zante and Corfu, TO be distrib.
uled amongst the unfortunate Greeks,
who escaped from The disasters Of Mis-.
solonghi. Besides nine ships have, sail
ed from different ports in the Adriatic.
with bread TO the population, who are
dying with hunger on all sides.
There has also been sent I'D 10 the
present time, through the care Of M.
tynard. on accotAt Of the Committee
of Paris. and The Swiss Committee. O.
076,3l pounds Of flour, biscuit, rice,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1826-08-09

lions, and noticing the Tranquility of
their subsequent lives. The rare inde-
ment with which he touched upon the
times when these great political rivals
fiourished, without offending the parti-
zans of either, was quite as striking as
the skill and effect with which he had
illustrated their revolutionary services.
The general reflections upon the duties
devolvIDg upon the citizens of this
country. TO consummate the work which
our fathers began, and TO transmit it
with new honors and improvements TO
our posterity, formed suitable and i'm
presslve conclusion to most masterly
discourse. He ought TO have sat down
with the consciousness of having fulfill
ed, IT not exceeded, the expectations of
bis most sanguine admirers.