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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-30

E ciI'iies which were surmounted hr H..
genius and their perseverance,. IN. O.,
went ON 10 give condemned view .,c,,
prominent s,enis In the life If .arh ar ~
Tx Presidents. II was ra,iid. hn, a. "e
oqnrnt and accurate narrative. r.,I'
! piqndnt by the opposite rtfi.etioos . ~
line Taste scattered Throughout the .na
cession OF instructive incidents. Tn. ~
oratlon afforded n great scope for the no.,
zeal fancy of the Orator, he availpa H.
sell OF II IN very Glie,ious and b;gli.
wrought description of the Situation =
Monticello, and most imposing portr,',
oil the philo sopher IN his refinement "'
As the EIl.gy sill, M doubt, be unLG.L
ed IN an entire form, we lefrain from en-,
into detail. sung
The military parade of the dav w..
equal To any thing we have ever s.an
tins city. The new Georgetown tr,on g
cavalry, with that OF The city, added mnrh
to The general appearance, and, win If"
volunteer companies of Georg-tonn and
of the city, lnied under command nr r..
Col. Colcoran, of the LIST Legion, mad"
brilliant display; aud thr sacred music, The
ming OF fbe hall minute guns, The sL,v
march, The insignia Of g,irf, every wh.ra
lrnt solemnity Of the deepest char,c,.d
To the processlun, ADD IT, the whole sc.,.
Thus terminated the last of our nnhGa
euiogies to the memories of these pnhic
beneiactors. HeneefOrth we shall onI.
hear of them as we hear of the rest of ~,
illnstrious dead; aud we shall h.rea6a.
only see them presented to Us in thp ;n.t,
tuions, and the benefits they have A..
qurathed' Let them now repose in n.
living tomb which is assigned to Them IN
the hearts of their cuuntrymen.
Nat. Journal.
Congress Eteciion.-from the official and
unofficial accounts that have reached n. ~.
give the following statement in round nnm,
beers, as not vary ing very far from the lrne
state OF the poll
1oJ. for Adm ticket; Mag. for Jackson .iet,,.
Rprppn couutV AZ Huut.rd,,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-10-30

There die now in the United States
tw" national armerlts aud eleven national
arsenals. Toe armorI,s are ut Spring
held, Massachusetts,, and at Harper's Fer
rS Virginia. The arsenals are nj Water
lawn, Massachusetts, /; WalerIiet s. Rome,
New York Baltimore, Maryland Wash
lnglon, Dls,rlcl nj Columbia Richmond,
Virginia Augusta, Georgia fIanklord
and Pittsburgh, Penus, lvania Baton
Rouge, Louisiana, and Detroit, Michigan
Territory. Arms aud ,ccoutrements are
manufactured Al the two arm les, 1928
OF the former having been made in the
Course of the last three years. Accouire
ments, gun Carriages, &c. are made al
many OF the arsenals, while some of them
are used meiel, as depols. There are no
public toundrles for ordnance, the suppl,
being obtained, by contracts. from privst,
lou dries, Ut which there are sufficient
number in the United States 10 answer al
demands LEAD is obtained in ample
quen'Iiies from the pubic mines.
The inversion oi phraseulugy here ex.
hibittd is one among the many proof.
winch might he selected TO show the gtesl
'ooseness as Of the language used in 0ul
mllitar, hs station.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
SELECT SCHOOL.

MY SCHOOL will be continued the ensuing year; my
LVA brother, john g. Nelson, Who has had sixteen years
experience Teacher, and Mr.. John NJ. Winston,
excellent classical scholar will be associated with
the management Of tho school, in which will he taught the
Greek, Latin aud French Languages together with those
branches of learning which cosuSe complete English
Education.
The School will commence Monday, tho I'D Of Jan
nary 1897 and terminate the 9TH day Of December fol-
lowing: there will he vacation Of four weeks, commencing
on the 18th of June. The price for board, tuition, wash
ing lodgings and uel viii be one hundred and ten dollars
payable, onehalf the LIST day Of June 1897, and the
other half on the 1st lay Of December following
The discipline Of the school win he parental; and rs
much anakndpcss, will he extended 10 boys confdcd
TO my instruction, my children Boys that are known
to be vicious, unruly, will not be admitted into the
SCHOOL, and If any such shall he Palned upon they viii
he expelled they shall be found uugovernaole
Ny residence is from the hauns Of vice and immo
raltyand remarkably healthy; IL IS situated IN the county
of louisa forty miles from Richmond, nd about the same
distance from Fredericksburg The stage from FredeT-
cksbyg 70 Gainesville passes within four hundred yards
Of my residence from Richmond To Harrsonburs
within miles Of IT, Letters 10 should be directed 10
"JacEsan's Post Office Log.yt" NM NILSSON n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
ELLERSLIE.

Ennis beautiful Farm, situa River, III the
4 upper end of Henrco, adjoining the John
Wickham, Esq distant from Richmond about 10 miles,
WILDE sold inext December under decree of the Chan
Gerry court 1t contains by survey, G76 acres which
about 2Oo acres FIRST low grounds 100 which
on Tuckahee Island the balance the creek of that
name, and about $50 40 of cleared high land of
goo quality, avaregc of II bushels wheat acre
having been produced from them when the clover
system This farm abouBs in springs which
been known to fail in the dyest spell oFaher, which
verse field the main land, aordng
water for Stock The James river canal passes through
the centre of the farm, within 500 yards of the barn. which
is spacious, and contains of Exals ThrcsIng Ma
chiues good repair, with all the buildings
wemanaged plantation. The Dwelling House is of brick
covered with stucco of the durable quai
seven rooms, with fire places, all plainly but neatly fn,
ed There all the other convenences usually found
attached to genteel estabsnent ice-hnusc, kitchen,
suu'ke house, &c.c. The subscriber could descamt large
~ on the many advantages attached this but
his only object bring the sale public notice that
persons disposed purchase may have opportunity OF
previously viewing the premises presumed this will he
sufficient. The will shew the place any person
vino may choose examine il in the absence of
JAMES CURRiE.
Sar,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
56a PACKAGES
III Fresh Seasonable Dry Goods.

L,
OFFER for Sale hcJottotouSg Dry Goods ,d1.
~ Bales and Gases Cloths comprising choice ussur,-
ment of almost every colour aud quality
5 bales and cases of Cassimcres
10 do red, white, yellow green anncls green ba5zs
II do rose, London, du1c and point Blankets
10 do Gupdy & Sons .Edpt Co.Ions
do plain and figured, black and colored bonhazees
some very rich patterns
do Tartan and Caroline piads and blue cdmiets
do lion skins and blue plains
- cases SdtGne!teS, choice assortment
u bales negro cloths some very superior
trusses winter vesings, some very beautiful
bales ine and superhne ingram carpetngs &hearh rugs
cases worsted and lambs wool hosiery
bales richly printed cashmere shawls
cases very rich Cashmere and .Herino Sha6tl5
L case quality and carpet binding
box Circassan half haukfs.
Al bales superfne brown sirtngs aid sheetis
l6 do do do bleached do do
16 do bed tickings from con,muh to very gonI
do domestic plaids and si,Igbams
. do common aud su>erfne apron checks
o do cot'o" yarns, eood quality and well assorted
- cases common TO fine fancy prints nd chnis
do white and coored plain AMI figured marseillcs
= do cotton and thread hosiery
do cotton and aconetie camhrcs corded muslins
plain and fsured book, acoete n,slins
do cotton bandanna and Madras hanks.
do superior swiss cambria cravats
do drab bausup cords
do cotton balls in pounds and boxes
bales Russia duck and sheetngs
40 op-sa duck and linen padding
do British ozuabuTGs
do burIaps aud brown an, white German ro.ss
do twiied sackng
do patent threads, assorted
s cases flag and bandanna hanks.
do Canton and Mandarin crapes aud rols aud Grape
sbawls
do black and colored french 2ui italian ..aprs
do hat grapes, different qualities
. do sarsnettes, senchews and levantnes
do richly shaded and figured silks and satins for dresses
do plain and stripe saus and gro de implies silks
do black aud colored silk velvets
do Ggd blk iorentine and cd silk velvet vesti,p,
do b velvet ribon and richly gd silk velvet r;5ons
for belts
Q boxes rich bobhinettc wells and acce
Q do English and French thread laces
box real Ostrich Feathers
comprising choice assortment OF ghons
. 10 sewing silks, wei! assorted
do birds eye silk hanSfs.
do black, Cantom Lcvantne ard Italian silk ha4kfs
. do silk gloves and hose
. do silk umbrellas
do womcns Kid, beaver aud castor, and mems beaver
and buckskn gloves
: do mems common and fine dogsin gloves, part lined
= eases coat and vest metal buttons
i do coat, vest. and Suspender mou,is
Pack pins, common and gilt silk 1i,;ons silk braiIs
Pearl buttons, women'5 and girls liued beaver gloves
ambazines ladirs plaid clnaks mems raid and ra M
let coaks, piping cord bonnet wire, cotton umI,el-
las Sc. SC. &c.
Tho goods above mentioned certainly COMPRISE one Of
the most commanding assonents thO ever offered
f sae aud having been bough canG4enty belieUe,
unusually low prices, feel able to offer and will offer
great Inducements to those who may call us TO huy-
we shall continue oTeceiye from in New York
surt supplies as we may uccd throughout the season
Oct 6 wt,v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
Executors Sale.

M ILL be sold public auction, Tuesday, the Goth
December next If fair, otherwise the day,
at the plantation called Union Hail. in Albemae county,
about twelve Slaves, consisting of men, and
drcns aud all the other persona! OF Benjamin Oliver
dec d, the said plantations consisting of household
kehen furniture, stock horses Sheep
cattle hogs, &eFor all over ten dollars twelve
months credit viii be- given and bonds with approved
CURLY reqnired-unicr that cash.
Al the tine and place. about seven Slaves will be
hired nut, aud the Plantation Con which about seventy
bushetspf wheat have been secded) will be the
ensuing year BENIN BRAND,
Nus. II, 1926. Executor of Is. Oliver, dec d.
~ q. amongst,hc articles be sold following
viz copper still of about So gallons, wagon, four beds
a suennard, &c w6t i,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
Executors Sale.

IN LII be sold ut public auction, Monday the LIST
day of January next, fair otherwise next
oay at the pantat called Retreat, in the lower
tanver county, about fifty three Slaves consisting men,
women and children. and all the personal estate OF
enamln Oliver decd the said plantation consisting of
household and kitchen furniture plantation utensils,
penter tools,a carriugc guns new copper still stock Of
norses cattle, sheep hogs &c.For all ten dol
lars twelve months credit will given, and bonds with
approved security required--under that sum cash,
Az the same time and place about forty Slaves will
be hreu out, and the Panta ton ION which about 2uo
bushels OF wheat have been seeded) will he
ensuing year BENIN BRAND,
Nov. II, 1896 Executor of B. Oliver d,,.'d
~ b. Some of the household furniture is elegant and
of very good quality. wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
FALL GOODS.
Sept. II. W.T..

q HAVE received by The Richmond Packet and other
a late arrivals, pa:t fmy FALL. GOODS Amougst
which are,
SupcTfnc and common cloths and casstn'cJes
Peiisse and habit cloths, assorted
Valencia silk Iorentiue and Marsei!ies vrsjinas
Smperfne and common sattinettS
Glue plains, Jerseys and lion skins
Rose, point and whitney blankets
Red, while aud yellow 1annels
Carpsngs and hearth rugs
German oznaburgs mud tickleubdrgs
Black and coloret bombazctts
TaIian and Caroline p!als
SILK striped barcee
Cashmere and me- RHO shay Is
Company choppas aud bandannas
7-8 and 5 4 black mode ofsuperior quality
Black and colorcd GIos de Naples
I'D plain and worked bobbinei laCrs
Ditto lace wells and pecrincs
CalicoeS aud printed cambricks assorted
Black and white silk aud cotton hosiery
Book, Swiss, null and jaconct misns
a. aud Cd cambricks, assorted
SO and Cd Mandarin grapes
Plain and figured Ca anton grapes and robes
Fine and superine black bombazinc
Black, blue and assorted Italian sjlas
rs and heavy Irish liners
81 and Cd sheetings assorted
Birds eye, Russia an,l table diaper
Thread and cotton tickirss
Thread and cotton checks
SIX and umbrellas
Brown and bleachcd domestic shirtnts & snectiugs,
With variety Of other sFasonable GOODS; and expect
receive further supplies ina days; all which will
sold at unusually low prices, by
Sept IS. HALL NELSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24

10 he S0'd al Public .4ucfion, on 1LOn1qy tic 1851 If
December,
& N the Town nf Lewisburg, the Tavern of Jar3es
Frazer by order % the chancery Staumton,
following Tracts parcels Of Land, belonging
tate of the late Samuel and Robert Puviance, decd. all
that we've Jeff unsod BY the late Trustee, Thomas l..
ton, Esq decd, lying in The State of Virginia, wit:
$40 acres, lying in Kanawha and Nicholas counties,
FIX river; in srvcra Tracts of from 1000 5000
c7ci'-a joining. 1850 acres, in Ksuawha Pocetali-
co-ths Fractb being part Of grantto Gen. WashngtOms
army who fought the battle Of the Meadows in 1854.
v<e5 acres IN Mason county, above Point Pleasant.
the Ohio river this is in ~ laid
part OF the grant to- Gen. Wssingtons army above.
l9,OCO acres III Lewis aud Wood couniiesin Tracts of
1000 acres each, the south Hewes' river; On
these tracts number of settled Farms. 1900 acres
in Tyler County Middle Island creek, tracs-l Of
1000 and of9 200 some Of tese tracts
settled Farms.
These Lands valuable, a,rI vll he spld Zee Of all
incumbranCc.
more particular description Of nrrse Lands will
given at ;he time and place OF sale; with SALE
which will be as liberal be given, according, line
powers under which act.
WIN. .PRENTISS, Commissioner.
Lewis5urg, September 90 1896.
". Il. The Subscribed has for sale by private Corac
all the Lands belonging the Samuel RobeI,
Purviance in Kentucky and among them very
be Lands, particularly about $4,000 the Fed
Bank the OHIO river, about 80 miles below Louisville
known HendeisDns Grant lie has besides the above
from so 10000 in various parts of the State
Kentucky. S9-w6i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
BY PEASANTS s. SMITH

= The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published .,ciec a
payable tn Advance.
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scribed. ~ O
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'5tlireeeioe no attention.
NUiiCE.-rhe Trustees of Portsmouth, Academy
desirous of employing Principal in their Institution,
10 give Instructions in the Greek and Latin ges
Mathematics, and. he higher branches of English Cram
mar and Geography. They would prefer ELL The
ers in the Academy by the employment of gentleman
AND his lady, who may be auxiary him in the English
departments.
Applications will be made this subject, Arthur EN-
FeIsnn, Esq President of the Buad of Trustees O
hetote the llh day Of December BY the
Etlarl of Trustees. RO. A. ARKIISTEAp, Sec'rv
Portsmouth, Nov. 8--1f.
Requested To be inserted in the Baltimore
Philadelphia National Gazette, and Richmond Whg once
week for four weeks accounts forwarded to the Office
at the Norfolk " Portsmouth, Herald
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
III coVri held for Prince Ed,rard county, Sfptegber
Hte 1884, 1926.

NJ covrt held for Prince Ed'cad county, September
He 1871, 1926.
james Agnew and Martini his wife formerly Martha
KILLER cquo'ls.
against
Edmund PcrkinsOn, Micajah Mason and Eliza his wife,
Allen Morris, Dabnsy Miller and Polly his wife, =.
Dabncy Morris Missouri Morris, Norycl aud =
Saluda lis wife, Writson Morris Nmuo Morris )
Polly Nfonis, AfFahaud, daughter Of Jane :
ATFarlaud, Dabrey Morris, jun. Vincent Phillips -
aud Harriet his wir, Temple Tipscombc aud Eliz- :
ahrti his wife, Polly Jefress, John p. Hawkins. ! =
Nancy y. Hawkins, William ward and Eliza A. :,
his wife, John WARD aud Jane NJ. his wife, Mary =
\. Miller, William r. Wootton and Elizabeth
T. bis wife, Samuel y. Burkc and Richard Burke
and Dabney Miller, Ex'or OF John Perkinson de-
ccased,s dTs.
Anderson p. Miller is appointed qua dan fr the dcfen-
darts M'Faband daughter Of Jane NPFal7nd Dab
ncy Morris, jun. Nancy n. Hawkins and Mary a. Miller,
infants pdor the age of twenty years. FOR tire
special purpose ofdendiug their intercs, in this And
the defendants Edmund Terknson, Mcajah Mason and
Eliza his wife and Alen Morris. having entered their
appesran- AMI given security according Of the
general assembly md the rules Of this and appear
ing 10 the satisfaction Of tic court, at they
habi.ans Of state the motion Of the conpainants
by COUNSEL ordered, that the said defendants, Edmund
PerkinsonC Micainh Macon and Eliza lis wife, and ALEU-
Morris do appear here te first dvy Of December
next, and answer i, compldiuants bill and that copy
OF ihis order forthwith Inserted in Of the public
newspapers pnfed in the city Of Richmond for mouths
successfully ard also posa 1T The 'front.' door Of the court
house ofthis county
tJf . C.-- "'-..., e. =. Z, GLsr y. "a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
Irish Linens and sheetinrs.

ALI NELSON has received an assortment, of ?.
and 4d linens, (part very fine1 sd sh,e q 4 :, =
ana io4 diapers and napkins. 6nc aud extra spsr,
wan general assortment of Staple and Fanc,
which hc win SELL a, very reduced nrices for ca sl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
ROBINSON'S EORNdS

ofiES Of 'he second edition this work may nov, bo
obtained upon application to me at the office of Hen
superior Court. The work contains upwar ds of $50
pages and bound in calf And will be sold vi,ho,
leaves at so per copy The prise those copies
=" wn'Sn plank leaves are inserted is So 90 cents
% BOOKSELLERS a reusonab bic discount will no mad.
Nov. 14--ft. -flCoN popSMS%N,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
School in Cartersvillc.

VIE subscriber intends open School in this VILLAGE
Oh the first OF January next. lie has engaged Il
young "entieman, regular graduate & thoroughly quaf
cd l" teach to assist him in conducting the school He pro-
poses to make his school best character a.
PaFat"y u ehirancP Into the Sophomore Junior ella in
any of our Colleges, or the University He will teach
keadins Writing, Arithmetic, English tirama Geoera
ihy Rhetoric Logic, Composition, the Elements History
the Latin and Greek, Classics, and Mathematics j its
branches, through Comic Sections.
isr"s-Tu Tuition for English scholars, S+-5; for Latin
ann ereek, $40. Boarding. exclusive Of bedding candies
hh 'owcls, SO to be paid, hall advance the other
u" inc hrst Of June. The subscriber accommodate six
or cst bonrdes in his family Boarding any number
can De had ON the same Terms in good families vii
lnge. May and October will be vacation months. And
examination wil! be held the last Friday april and
September.
JESSE e. ARMISTEAD.
Cnrtersvlle. Nov O 11roG --Nn, 10 -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
RUNAW AY !!
WILLIAM WALLER HENIN7

I'd rs resumed the Practice Of the Jaw.--.4dUice, on
z 4 points Of law and equity viii nc given for tic
onary fees, GHd not oherrise except in where tire
applicant al, declare his her inability pay fee in
wirh only advice ~ III be civrn Professional
rrces reudc'cd, 1gittoptdy fe. C00rcyaHrinc IN all
W branches, eNecuc Tor fees commensurate with the in
ir.cacy Of the subject
Richmond. March 10, 1926. Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
- d
Gainesville, Nov. 9, 1926 Nav IO--w3t

Debates on the adoption Of The Federal Constellation
ME Subscriber has i'll the press, publish ,,u-
ring The early part of the approaching Session OF Cen
gress' on new type and handsome paper,
1he TS totunie Of Series Of Debas Revolutions and
other PToeeedings had in Conrenfion, he Sate of Mas
Sao't'ctts, Ne P0rt, Pesnsgirapi0, TJr5.ia anil Nr
CGro|,"o on tie adoption @f Me ftderoi Consultations rs
1887.
The entire york, TO exceed FIVE volumes. large oc,a-
vo; BAT II IS impossible in this notice, each
rs they I'll contain less, may reso!, mon
III oFd TO DO justice tn the subject, and accomplish
aim 81 the editor Gr price az regulated by
the quantity q" matter, which will ne carefully collected and
arranged, from the most authentic sources.
In the hrst volume will he given the Debates, &c oC the
Massachusetts Convention, embracing The Speeches 81
Samuel Adams Fisher Amcs, RufS King Gov Brooks md
Mr. BowdOIn besides the rs of many other dstiu-
suishcd Revolutionary Orators and Patriots of Massa-
chusetts and list CT the yeas ys taken on the na
question.
From the various propositions Consultations
(nbout twenty laid before Congress last session. the
editor conceves chat in producing pubira,ion, like the
one proposed 1t viii he the fres the true
light in which Revolutionary fathers reviewed the
various points of difference, which finally that COM
promise into which the old thirteen found themselves
obliged 10 enter for the formation of good constitution.
JONATHAN ELLIOT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
YTRGLNI4:

rules boIen ifc clerks occ tic superior court Of
chaucery Tor the Richmond district, We 81 day Of Oeto-
her, 1926:
Iicury ~. Quarlcs, pit.
against
Ann =. Quares Francis O. f>ua"s, john G. AIuscarela
and Susan 7. bis wife, and sarah ] Guarles, Mary e..
Quarlcs, and John y. Quallcs, infants, DIS.
The defendants John g. AiUscareilI Susan F. his wife
not having entered their appearance and given security
cordng to the act Of assembly and the rulcso this court,
and IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
Inhabitants Of this country; oidcrcd that the said de-
and answer the bill Of the pIanG; that copy NJ his
yrder forthwith inserted newspaper published IN
tne city of Richmond for months excessively, aud
5oste at the front door of the capitol, city.
81 ~--~ ~9.., ~. r. ItFW"C,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24

II would dispose of few Lots of Land III the CITY
\ OF Richmond, on reasonable terms: also from ) TO
SHARES IN the Manchester Turnpike Co-For terms
apply to Nlessrs. Perkins & Harris near the Basin.
NOV 1t Pm TIIRPIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
COMMISSION HOUSE.

VIE snbscrbeIs haves 81 cnnaec-esf in Cuisines
as Commission Merenants, un;irr the firm of TRiP-
LETT JOHNSTON and have taken the extensive store
recently occupied by Messrs NIoncure Robinson & Pleas
ants.
JOHN r. TRIPLETT, late of Norfolk
ROBERT JOHNSTON, latc Of ~ York
Richmond, Sth oi November, 1926 So,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24

Carpetings and Rugs.
a " assortment of fine and supcrfne Carpetings, Of
q superior patterns and style, with Hearth Rugs to
match, for sale at low prices, by
HALL NELSON.
Nov.i17
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24
LANDS.

Washington, Nov. 1O-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-24

! q HAVE received by The Richmond Packet and other
a late arrivals, pa.t ofmy FALL GOODS: Among