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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15
SPLENDID PROCESSION.
Dn Monday 15ih INSTANT,

The tvrinio Iitttoinc Lottery ID tIan will
poFi,ltriy be drawn, aud on Monday the l7th
same month tho D,saut Sivatrp Canal Lode-
~. and cla : ain,mc diuteiy inter, the holders
OF the fortunate tickets Will receive tncit cash.
atA II. Norih's Lucky LOTTERY othce And
there viii be seen going ifou' his oibee, Win
pockets and hats tail oil Money, n e'hnd pro
crss,on Of Lawyers, Doctors, Printers, coun-
tei~hoppefs, Clerks and gentlemen AT ler &c,
proud and homthe, groccra, bookseHrre, Htr
t%roneer', cnrim"o, and pc 'pns ot all ptofe 81
ons, persnasion,, calling nnd business.
The risk n one IS obly 50 50. he GAIN
g26oQ The other SO the gain Si0uaQY nd
what is cheering l., that NORTH has II tow
fortunate Tickets nns,ld Going gong :.
Call Immediately. Twill prove a merry
thought Cohe on, my heroes, come On ny
companions, | prom's, you glorious Luck.
May 3
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15
IN nATRT.
NNE NNN.ll.S:
Or, A Trip TO Bath.

Brtwrrn the Play and Fare, Other
entertainments, which will be announced
IN the Bills.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

rEiNG GOoDS-tuEAr-nr are rp,e
- receiving our spttHa assortment con
stating u ,ts usual ,n,lciy, 10 WHICH. NJ
shnii makr additions wtrkly. throughout
the spJinR aud summer of wei slrcted
STAPLE md FASHIONABLE aroclra
and wblrh We assure customers will Ia
aold very cheap.
". M'kEE 81 Il. MEM.
Bpril 90, iftls7
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

lhe Mayor VI Garrnlt,

g. Tickets. Box and PIT, one dollar,
Gallery 50 etuts-to be had oa the ID,
Of pc tormancr Al the Bn4 Of tlir different
inv ~, At thr Book Slore of a. II.
Norm, at the Virginia Office, aud al the
Theatre.
~ D"ore To open n o and perform-
snc' 10 commence precisely AT half past
oel"ck, May u
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15


Chatham Theatre-T The Seminole CHEFS
visited tins Theatre on Tuesday. These
brethren sdVdges are contracting very dis
$ pated habits. We marvel tina, our reIi-
glons freud Of the Commercial does not
take them TO task. The chiefs appeared
to be more pleased with Robinson Crusoe,
than with IolDn and Country. The mi
mlcry and scenery Of the one, are more
mttiilglble to their " uututored minds
than the sentimental defamation of the
other. 1t was quite amusing To watch the
countenantes and gestures of these deni-
zens Of the woods, during the perform
ahce. With the war dance of the Cdribs,
and the preparations for sacrificing a vie
tim, they were evidently much struck.
But what most delighted them, aud seem
ed to win their hearts entirely, was the
Herculchn figure of Mr.. Scott IN Cru80e.
They seemed to be wrapt in admiration
the m that gentleman appeared, and
expressed their wonder TO each other in
significant gestures and very naturally,
for d more tremendous parsonage We TT.
Vel saw-en the stag. Lr1IaY and ms
Jather, they seemed to regard na31 niunco.
Ore thug we could not help respecting in
these uncitih-ed indians they boac the
teazlng and FOSTERING Of the c~lellj2ed pco-
pie around them, with the utmost good
hunour aud politeness. ~. \. .}iU.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

vas drank on tue i0h uii. 81 P~,oris,nee
Ii. at tn Anniversary nf tn. Mechanics
and Manu- c%lurers' So i,,y. |, i, moi an
hdppy Z n as wa given AT Detroit. on
tie subject Of hteraoi Improve ment but
lae Wan iactnrr IS WILL enough -" tn,
increase Of crime-Nay W. meyer v,nf
Jo'gets IN iron shdutrs ot ch,ns,l sereu.
ing and grinding for the lahorine uoor |
sttdhS f m-trumeuts,l hanging lin
bel undermining of old buildings aud
lnbr1cattonS Of new ones, with plenty of
scgtoidS erected for the ereculinn of all
l%ah"refs out of employ May fransporia-
ION be constantly tartlr1 on and tn ron.
sumption of Manufacturers peryade the
whole land"
From the .hfu Yorf american. M.yl.
MyRD "A MAJ by the name
Of Gilbert was arrested yesterday, and
brought before the police magistrate.
charged with the murder of Maria Gilbert.
his wife. He offered to make confession
To thu officer but his examination was
deferred untt to-day. A number Of vii
oesses came forward and gave their testi-
n0ny, the substance of which 10 a, fol-
lows. Several weeks since the decreased
came to the boarding house of Mrs. Wall,
III Water street, near Cath ,rine street
the account she gave of herself was, that
she had run away from her husband, who
was i painter. aud lived in Troy. She
had remained a considerable time with
Mrs. Wall, when her husband arrived, aud
came 10 see her, which nv repeated fire.
qorntly, never however, without a Nloleut
quarrel between thsm. II would appear
that he was urging her TO return To
Troy, and that she refused To comply
with his request. Within a few days Their
difference. had become more srrlous.-
festerday he came to Mrs. vs. wlen sew
erai persons WIRE there his wife was sit
ting upon the lap Of another unan, when he
looked lnto the door said, " Maria come
here S went into the passage to HIM;
no words of alteration were heard but A
II 'rCing scream from her immed,atel,
caused those in the room To rush into IT,,
passage, where Mrs. Gilbert was found
~llleIrss upon the floor !; the knitr with
which her husband had stabbed her. Law
by her. Gilbert was walking to and fro
In 4 wild and hurried manner. lie SAID 10
those who addressed HIM " have killed
her aud am willing To dir for IT" The
weapon had been wei directed, as It pirr-
ced thr heart of the deceased, and caused
instantaneous death. 1t VAS a butchr,
knife, ground to a point and sharprucd
with evident design to make it, ork eft
f%ectuai, as even thu back had brrn ground
to a vel, keeo edge. An inquest WAS to
have been held this morning the verdict
~ not yet known. Mrs. Gilbert was a ma
tive OF this city, aged about 80 she had
been married FIVE years, but had no chI-
dren. All the witnesses agreed IN the be
lief that Gilbert was perfectly sober, and
in his oehses, when he committed this
horrible act.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15
1880 PdizeB.
2GD7O B1anRs
CT Ne

1he above ,cheme does no, present TO tho
dehttr such magnificent capitals rs some, but
when tis extreme low price of tickets il
taken Into Consideration il will be ut once adj
milledi 10 be decidedly the best scheme III
Virginia.
Tickets in the above scheme have met with
more rapid sale than in any class heretofore
aud Of course viii soon become very %sgarcej
those wishing to adventure had better cslI or
send IN their orders as soon as possible or
they mas be too late to secure 4 chance.
IT Tickets NAV NOW hn had at my 1MU~
EX EUC1kK OFFICE at The mode
ryie price ot 50, ana shares in proportion.
~ Orders from ANY part ef She United
States b, mail post paid or private convey
unce, enclosing the cRsh or prize tickets, win
be thankfully received aud promptly attend'
ed to, ii addressed 10
ABRAM 4. NORTH,
Lynchbtirg. 7
N. B | also have for sale a few we'll select
ed numbers in the Virginia Literature iottes
ry, I'd Class.
Whole ticket. SO. 5o,helvss 5 l,-5,quarrers s-A,
Il r. y.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

Mr.. Elliston, Manager Of Drury Lane,
has offered Mr.. kean an engagement at $50
ner night, for "a nights, 10 IN on
the 18th June next. And Mr.. Charles
KembIp, Manager of Covent Garden, is
DESTROYS of making him a permanent mem.
Der of that establishment upon his own
terms. At the same time committee, in
,he name of the entire theatrical corps, has
been formed TO urge M. kean to return to
England.
All these offers, which are more hatter-
ing than any actor of the age has received,
hIr. Kean declines. He certainly will re-
main in this country for a twelve month
90 come, and whatever may be- his future
views and intentions, one point be has de
eide upon, which is 10 become an Ameri-
can citizen, and make this country his do
niclle and his home.
fCharieston Mtrcuru.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15
600
TIE BUNKER HILL MONUMENT,

RAIL ROADS.-The rail road coach
between Darlington aud Stockton-on-
Ices, in England, carries twenty Passen-
gers, is drawn by one horse only, and per.
hour.
900
.OTIENnITEG Tbo tito ,vinu Toast
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15
MORE PRKXE3l!
DAY AFTER TO MORROW
The DraWing Of the
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
SECOND CLASS,
Call at our Ohio

VIII take place IN the Guy Of Richmond,
when the whole scheme viii be- completed
ma ie" minutes, nd'cnturers falling 10
get any of the Capitals in the Virginia
IIteraturr Lottery, which draws tins d.,
nay fluid tit tIlen advantage BY calling i,
Alleo's Lucky OHIO, aud by investing a
lIt,ie NOR or renewing their amaiI prizrs,
may ,rturc /" themselves any Of the fl.
loving CJpllaIs-dnd tdat for The small
sun u ".
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

..,,isrrnts, and down the %riverin the pass.
ing bodls.
From the time the party entered thr
u;s.is.inpi, their numbers decreased dali,
=, death or d+sertion.-And when they
- their fnai landing. only about - r.
m.i,Ya Dn,. disciple elopel NJ the Little
ps,nr with all the cash belnnslng 10 the
sa,uoany. One child WAS resrncd here,
sad rai.rd. Several individuals who Nrf.
If.n.rsed in various directions, are nov
comfortably settled, hut 1t is supposed that
ar. than half their number died on tn.
pilgrimage
TIN, frtr of folly and delnsion, is per
han, Noihy of notice, As furnishing a STIR.
Ing instance If the blindness OF erednlity.
"a. w,ldness of fanatici,m, and thr miscra-
HI. propensity of the MUD, tn believe itself
nosse.srd Of powers which do not belong
81 humanity.
o,,, II rpes-We have been creditably
inf,rned that TO engraft the apple tree on
cyramore. will he the means of prevent
;ag the fruit from being destroy I'd by
fr,sts. even in the lowest and coolest
ground. The apple keeps pace with the
eroulh ofthe stump, which makes the tree
very barge, and it blooms 50 late in the
sn,ine that the cold does not affect it. 1t
would certainly be we'll for our farmers
60 try the experiment.
jefferson, Ohio, GqztHe.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

Lottery and EIchduge QBics
Lynehbuug.
IT The Cash is ready for oil prizes.
May -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1826-05-15

II OF 5UU UULLAKo,
Besid's numerous smaller prizes 1908 20's
&c. &c.
Wholc tickets % Halves 81 50; q Quar-
tiers - cents
e. But few tickets remain onsold, o.
mil uot tie prescott opportunity If securing
a chance, when n" p &c is 50 low-tae
demaad Tor them haa i'ren very great, and
unless application Is made Immediately
you may lose a chance Tor line above copl
tails. This IS the golden moment-Cune
on then, one and all, we promise you good
fare. Keco!iect and call at
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-03-04

ccptance Or refusal OF tic crown Of Bohemia was to
depend the tame or obscnlity the splendour,
the rain, Of his future condition. Though the cir
cum-tances vario,,lS r>iatcd there is 10 doubt
tltut i the Influence and the ambitious coun-
sols Of Elizabeth, which determined the waverinr
iector to stake the fortunes Of his house upon the
nrotftrcl dlatru. The enterprise itself it las
:ecn common Hit historians to treat as rash and i'll
.av,>r:y. That il Vas attended with 80 many ca
Al'i'tes. IS, however, We think, much more ,ttri-
h;'A3e 70 the feeble character ard palpablc errors
u Frederic himself, than to The real dangers Of his
attempt 7 IS apparently from partially for the
|,r4cter Of Frederic, the faithful husband Of her
Jerome, THAT Miss Bcngcr dwciis much more on
the difficulties of Ills situation, t},an on lis dehcicn
ces IN Judgment and energy. She has extenuated
ms errors, ard labour@s! to explain away the unf-
v"ilraoic appearances against him. 1t is, however,
Pit toe evident, that, On the field which was to de-
use lbs tile TO regal throne, he display ed the
N"al!res neither Of the hero nor polite monarch
r agree with Mis-, Bengcr in refusing to admit
'''e Judgment Of Schiller upon any disputed h;stor
81 circumstances. Bat, disrcgardins altogether
tie authority OF that fascinating writer who has too
frequently Abandoned Truth for dramatic effect, we
lave more authentic evidence to produce in CON
tT'Acton TO that which Miss Hemgcr has advanced
. the text Of the -Mrruft Fruuc1is and The par
tla reports OF Bromley, ROYAL Letters Miss Ben
gers prnci pal authorities for tie battle ot Prague
won y P 20 We Shall oppose that Of Pelzel bv
.r the best Of the Bohemian historians, whom our
authorizes does not appear even to have Consulted
PelIc, ~ho composed his history from Tie con;cln-
p"rAly records nd authors of the period Under our
*i'-w. is :cnl2:Alblc FOR his genera! in2artality
lhN i'feIcflc Disguised lbs Bohemian sahuct,
Joln # Tie Catholic and Lutheran persuasion, by
'1tltrins HI Calvinatic followers % carry on a pet
y persecution against the ornaments ana rites Of
-.ler worship Is admitted BY Miss Bengcr but She
4 "a not 'oenon that he gave more serious offence
= li;s most lrsl"us Bohemian asheyents by his m
= tc choice Of It's EaIt,:aa,c Generals Anhalt and
ii''en!oe TO con49o'i his army in preference to
'hc able and %a!ao, Count Taurnl, TIE leader OF
the bohemian revelation. Duing the advance Of
the AUSTRIAN army INTO the hrart of Bohemia. Ftc-
<!cnc Heg!cctoe. tie business Of warlkc preparation
IN 4 round Of courtl> festivities aal rejoicing, for
ms recent accession % the crown and as if intol
Gated ~ Ms easy acquisition IT 4 Kingdom Ne
plunged with lis court into a series Of Idle gact-s
and emPt! pagean5~, even .Ai!~ his enemies were
laundering a the gates Ct his capital. He had re-
pared from Prague to III army lie returned to his
palace again on We eve Of the gentpal engage
ment Which vas @ seal the doom If his f.ru.l, -
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-03-04


LIS Queen bore her fallen fortunes with mixture
Of dlgntied resignation and heroic tort;tude which
des2vvc;!lv atractc. universal enthusiasm in her +.
vou?. Her ca"-e attracted numerous vollrtce.~
from England a'.> IN her quarrel "a thousand
sword, !capt from tavr scabbarl,." Even hei
Stern relative, Christian Of IirunoWick was charmed
and softcned into respectful galI,ntry by her sra
ccs. When that Prince ii,st saw her he rtsct, hcr
glove with reverence to LIS lips, and placing It on
his casqnc and drawing his sword, he took $50
I-mn oath, as lie kuclt before her, never TO la,
down his arms until he should her rcns,,tcd IL.
her husbands dominons. He acquitted himself
MOLLY Of his vow until the brief close Of his life
and it in a'lson it. and to the religion, cause
in " lneh he had originally armed, that he bore LIS
famous motto " Fur GoTr uNp sGr, rs Miss
Bengcr has IT Or, as it is more commonly record
ed, "ALLrs Corr rNn Sic" All for God and
her. With akjnlrcd spirit OF romantic devotion it
was, that Lord Craven attached himself TO her ser
vice with con>tancy which survived the attrac.
tons OF her youth, and which there is some reason
to believe rewarded With her widowed hand
It does not appear that the uniy crsa admiration
Which Elizabeth attracted, was ever furnished b.
suspicion Of her ,irtuc. The Original letters,
which Miss Bcngcr has given from Bromley's
and other collections afford very pleasing picture
Of the domestic life Of Elizabeth and the lasting at
tachment with which She had inspired her husband
10 The ambitious spirit Of Elizabeth mus, her own
msiortunrs and those Of her consort perhaps main
y be attributed; but the reader will rise from the
pcrusal OF these interesting Memoirs, with Tie con
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-03-04

remained absent from the battle, [Pclzcl, p. 126)
notwithstanding repeated messages from lis Gene
rails that his appearance il, the field was indspensa
BE that when he FASTENED his flight from lis
capital, it against tie entrcatcs Of Thurm and
the citizens, who assured him that they had ample
resources to sustain siege ant, that, as near TWEEN
" batalions Of his own troops remained unbro-
ken, and the army Of iIanstcd, with his Hungarian
auNliarits, numerous i'll the rear of the Aus
TRANS, his presence might yet have animated his
partizans and upheld his sinking cause
The enthusiastic and chvalrous interest which
the young Queen Of Bohemia excited among her
contemporaries commenced with her mistortunes
Accompany ms her husband in his disastrous ight
from Prague, She passed with him through long
course OF pers, and hals!alips, and humiations.
Effecting their escape with difficulty into the terri
tories of Brandenburg, whose sovereign Fred
cries brotherin-law, they could only obtain from
that cold-heartcd Prince reluctant permission to
remain at the castle Of Custrn TO await the accouche
ment Of Elizabeth, who was far advanced in prcg
nancy, when she had passed through the horrors Of
their fight i'll the depth of a German winter. In
the unfinished and miserable apartments Of Gus
tim, Elizabeth gave birth to her fourth son; and
shortly afterwards the ro>l fugitiyes passed into
the United Provinces, and there found a secure
As! lam in the generosity Of the republican govern
ment
From this epoch the dream of Bohemian roy atty
had for ever passed away from Frederic and lis
Queen; his hereditary state Of the fal:tnatc was
overun and scqucstrated by the Imperial party,
and the unfortunate Eicctor remained to the hour
Of lis death wanderer and troublesome dcpen-
dant upon the bounty Of his few remaining friends
lie made some truitless attempts 10 recover tie
PaIalnate by arms but his severest trials proceed
cd from the character Of his t.thcr-n-lw. Tor ma
ny Years he was dclndcd with perpetual hopes, and
stung with repeated notifications and dsaDpa:nt-
ments by the capricD,!s treatment and the futile
aud lnglorious negotiations of James l. for the re-
co'cry of his hereditary doninions. The appear
ance of Gustavus Adophns in Ge,nany ana the
brilliant victories Of the northern hero, afforded
tte fugitive Eector last CLEAN Of rc,l,ing fortune
lie followed the triumphant march Of the Swedish
army into the Paatinate but the fall Of t,u,l,us
a. l.u'zen extinguishcd the remaining hopes and
broke the heart Of the unhappy Frederic and, a
l." days after the glorious death Of the Swedish
conqueror, he sunk into an untmely and ignoble
tomb.
IN the long season Of adversely which interviewed
between the fright from Prague and the death Of
firdenc tie conduct of Elizabeth appears in far
more nrgnan!nous colours than tt.4t OF ner hus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
To the Planters, Merchants, and Ship
pers, of Tobacco in Yiryinia.

HFHE Commercial intercourse OF tie Civ of New York
81 with the Nations OF Europe and the West Indies
together with its extensive trade on the line of the Cana,
and the Northern Lakes render it the most de ,irabe 81
aua"n Ion general depository of leaf manufactured
ooacco III the United States. With these considerations
before thcm aud in order render the Establishment
worthy oil the City Of New York, and permanently prof.
aoie 10 me planters and shippers of the article Virginia
e SUBSCRIBERS have prepared extensive arehouse in
s"oa situations for the object of receiving aud selling
ON commission of leaf and manufactured Tobacco F,on
their extensive correspondence and intimate of
inc various qualities which will suit the different nrketE
ae supplied from this port and the high price which
"S"a TOBACCO conmaiis they hope receive the or
ders ana consISnmens of all who wish To cncouroqe
an establishment devoted 10 this sole object and they pro
ise on their part that nohit shall be wantins to iva
general satisfaction They viii advance for freight and
elect insurance TO ORDER and give the earliest
OF sales elected that time may be lost in making
'e.t""ceS or III giving their correspondents oppo
hi'y TO draw on them in New York. Communications
ana consisunents addressed Samuel Storms & CO. M
ton SAMIrEt sCro'nNtS
THOMAS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20

R ANDOLPrrs (vh) REPORTS,
n CLIMBERS (viJ BEPOETS.
HENNGS STATUTES At LARGE: being coiitc-
Non o" an the Laws Of Virginia, from the first session OF
''c legislature IN the year 1919. in IL volumes
ne laws "i country arc necessarily connected with
every t'hs 'eongirg 10 the ueors of ~ so that tho
Iog "no"Ieoge OF them and cir progress would inform
US 81 every thing that useful to he known about
'"e" aho one OF The greatest iwpcsecons Of historians IN
general, - owing 10 their ignorance OF Law"
u The above works will be sold ~ ro1o-cd nrices.
Consequently great Bargains may be had ir early ap-
cation DC me1e 60 j. e.. & r. NASH.
l.trch % ,.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
A CARD.

the year 1920, the Compiler of Manuel for tre Ar
q tieriss OF Virginia, submitted his manuscript TO the
Inspection of gentcmaI, member OF the Court
Appeals. Several applications have for this
MS. and the Compiler has been informed, tat It has
been formed to whose is forgotten. The
writer respectfully requests as person into whose
may have fallen deposit it with Col Bernard Pegton
or IT. Gov. Daniel, in Richmond.
The of the writer of this is left with these
gentlemen, and with the Editors of the Enquirer, the
Editors of the Wing.
Warrenton, Va. MAY so, 1926. 3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
Treasury pEpARrmExr,

NJ Office is hereby given P,oprieors Of the six
IL per cent Stock OF 1919 Loan OF 81 100000 that
the principal Of TIC said Stock remaining unyeeencd. and
TIE interest which may be due thereon the tuse
pad To the SAIL Poprictois their i~gal representa-
tTes duly Authorised, the FIRST day OF July next at the
treasury IN washington, at such Loan Office, the
Looks OF which any portion Of said Stock may stand.
Information iuihcr given tha, surrender the cer-
taSs OF e saiI six per cent Stock Uf tG1 will be rscu-
cd the time of rcdcrp0n ard interest thereon
vii cease aid determine on she 5ct d,v Of Jure 1926
RICHARD RUSH.
Secretary Of IRE Treasury.
Anil 21-o5,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
BY PLEAsANTS s. SMITH.

- The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published ttrice a
ree> I"esftys AID FriadysO al Pre- dollars per Gysa,l
pGYHbe tn adrGrce.
vs. Preotoas 10 discontinucnee Of tie pnper all c,-
fcqra.s must he paid up Ind those na9 snHy rash 10
dtscSinRe isN 'soj(y III Edit H effect al least
th'Tty days ceore e erad efPts5 e,tci. Ney sub
" f'r Gd'erI'EiHS'5 cents square Cor sSs) for The
first insertion, and 50 cents for sac COMMUNICATIVE
n%aDer assertions MAST be noted tie Ms. oerdcise
Ueey aW ne continued and charged accordingly.
~ advertisements from he country 10 &c paid for an
Gdrance or assumed By responsible iadividual in this
place or .HGnehcSier.
NJ letters 10 Tie Editors must be postpaid, or they
fclU recetUe no dttcnki0a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-20
City Property for Sale.

pursuance of Deed of Trust from IYiiE., of the
q City of Rirhmond as recorded in the CTerks Ofre
nf the Corporation Court Of said City, shall oe, for
SALE by public auction, the premises the s6th day of
June next, ihc Houses and Lot thus described said deed
viz: Bck House Comp sng in 1919 Attorneys Of
nee, &c. Carriage House, and KitchenO and Meat
House, and Stable with the Lot wereOn they IA 3D. emit
ing about IL feet on a paved Alley between d and f.
Streets called Exchange Alley and extending back as
ulcier Paians Kitchen; all which purchased by
the said King from Cillid Estate, will Hpeur upon re-
ference TO the deed of for the eoor i'm
the Clerk Oice of the sal Corporation Court. cre-fit
payment theraof secured by bond with approved
security, and Deed of Trust upon property sod-
Being Trustees for the Sale shall convey such
title only 20 said property said deed Us; bid
der invited 90 satisfy themselves this by re-
cenCe the records Of the Corporation Court Of Rich
moni. JNO. GIBSON, JR.
J. MACRAE, i'"SeeS'
The above Sale will be conducted by c. & 6. CLARKE
Aoctioueets.
apsi % e6-1Tt