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Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23

NERS. SCHAFFER respectfully informs her
WI r,end- and the public, that she has con'-
ncnceI the JNilineru bas,uess at NO. 81, We,tu n.
s,er Street doors east of the Unversast Ch"k el,
where or !ers viii bethank!uly eceiyc!, and pune
fually attended 10, at the -hortest notice Mrs :,
intends ecping constantly on hand, the most lash
ionable Bonncts, Mats. aud fancy artcles, IN the
Mili.cry Lane. Also, Confectona'y, Preserves,
Fruit aUd Cake, suitable for families an 'artles.
u. Wauted two young Ladies' to leaIn the Nail
iinsrv M siness. Doc. :.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-12-23
TO LEI,

TO LEI
4 SMALL Tenement in rear Of No. II, West
IA minister Street. Inquire of S. c. SMITH.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
MI. Pitt.

The annexed article extracted from Sir N. Wax
all's Memoirs of his own Times, giving some an
ecdotes ofthis illustrious statesman, and comparing
his character with that Of Mr.. Fox, cannot fail to
be read with interest by those who arc the admit
rers ofthe genius of the first Of British statesmen
Descended from a family, illustrious in The annals
Of the British Parliament, and educated by the
Earl Of Chatham for the field Of Politics, il is not
to be wondered, that he lived to shine among the
first orators and politicians of the British Sc
nate. His early displays Of genius, gained for him
the patronage Of his King, and the subsequent acts
of his life proved that confidence had not been in
discreetly reposed in him.. What was said ofhis
illustrious father, by the eloquen: and patriotic
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
UNITED STATES COMMERCIAL
MfIL COACH,
From Middletown to Boston via Providenc

From Middletown to Boston via Providence
Ind passes Mrouga the tOpns Of Chat am, .uaribo-
rough, Hebron, Columbia, WiHimantie Factory
TiQage, Windhan,, Brooklyn, kiHingly and Fos-
ter TO PrOuidenee.
T EAvES Middletown every Sunday. Wednes-
IL day aud Friday mornings, upon the arrival
of the Southern Mail from New-York, and arrives
at Providence by 6 o'clock, P. NJ. same day.
Reforming, leaves Providence every Tuesday,
Thursdny and Saturday, at d o'clock, and arrives at
MidIletown same days by 5 O'Clock, p. NJ.
. The Western Mail Stage leaves Hartford at ,
o'clock, A. NJ. aud intersects the above line every
Sunday and Wednesday at Columbia, and returns
every Tuesday and Saturday from Columbis, (after
the arrival OF the Mail Coach from Providence)
and arrives in Hartford same days by 5 o'clock 7.
M. Travellers from Providence to the westward
will find this much the pleaaantest route, as they
will arrive at Hartford at so carly an hour rs to
avail themselves of some rest before the Western
Stage starts, which is J o'clock, A. NJ. the following
mornings.
Passengers travelling in the above lines will find
regular stages in Providence to convey them to
Boston, Taunton, New-Bedford, Bristol and New.
port; in Middletown, to New-Haven and New
York; in Hartford, to Albany, Hudson, Poughkeep-
sic, New-Lebanon Springs, Litchield and up
Connecticut river to Vermont and New-Hamp-
shire.
Much is frequently published in cxtolling new
established Lines. The proprietor would only
say, that he has furnished himself with new coach
es Of the most approved models, with secure boots
10 screen the baggage from the dust and weather,
first rate Horses and Harnesses, all new; good and
careful drivers, and the route being Is miles short
or than any other, and passing through the most
pleasant towns, fatters himself that a goodly share
Of public patronage will be shown him for his ex-
ertions, and he pledges himself that nothing on his
part shall be wanting to render the passage Of
travellers expeditions, pleasant and agreeable.
Books kept in Providence, for seats, at the Man.
afacturer's Hotel; in Middletown, at the Central
Hotel; in Hartford, at Morgan's Coffee House and
and at Ripley. and Benefits Hotels. All baggage
and specie at the risk ofthe owners, unless receipt
ed for by the proprietor.
Extra Coaches furnished, and Expresses for
warded with despatch.
s. CRITTENTON, Proprietor.
Middlefown, Aprii, 1895.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29

And from a solemn, stately seat,
Where pomp and prayer-books shaded his retreat"
obtained, by the free will of a great nation, the first Of
fee in its gift. As the blanks in the parody may not be
understood, we have taken the liberty to explain them at
the foot Of the cfrus.on. We select it for its ingenuity
and poetical merit.
Literary cadet, and Saturday evening bulletin. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1826-1827, 1826-04-29
MISCELLANY.

The following parody on Collins Ode on the passions,
originally appeared in the Richmond Enquirer, some
months previous the late Presidential Election. 1t was
intended by the writer, who was evidently attached to
MIR. Crawford, as prophetic Of his election to the Chief
Magistracy of the nation. His prophecy, however, like
that Of a thousand others, was not exactly verified, and
he, who as the prophet sneeringly said
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
Book and Job Printing.
T. w. WHITE.

(Oeer TIE Ne'o Dry Goods Store IF Vudsacortt G. HI
Inns Market Bi1dce)
toNTlNUES to execute Printing in all lis va,iors
- branches w'th neatness, accuracy and dspatcl-
His charges shall be moderate as possible: and as b
opJect ." pay his debts in order enable him to, do So
e Hinsf Invariably hereafter, receive nav men, for nil wort
done, so soon the acknowledgements where b
is indebted. 1850 "
~ T. w. w. keeps constantly on hard, BLANKS of
ai'ous forms, among which are tie following:
Ca Sa for Debt and Interest in Superior Court rcturna
bile TO Rules.
FL IA. in Debt with Memorandum, in Superior Court
Teturnabc o Court.
Ii. Fa. case in Supeffor Court of ,v. r,,,r,L, a.
Court. -
attachment to compel appearance County Court
RI a. Tor Debt aud Interest in Superior Count Icturna-
bic to Rules.
warrant Judgment aud Execution before single MATS
Subpoena for witnesses in County Court
Ia Sa in Case, in Superior Court Law returabcto
Rules.
Fl. Va. in case in Sunerior Cont or 1o,y o,,rot, go
Rules. -
Capias pro fine.
Notices on Forfeited forthcoming Bouds
commissions 10 take dispositions in County Com,
"a. pa on Judgment of Justice OF the peace
pias IN Superior Court Of Law, returnable 10 Rules
Ca. Sa. Execution for Och, an, e.. o., ,
Ca. Sa. Execution I '''|'
B"hds for the Payment of Money.
BANK Stock Certificates
Fl. Fa. Execution for Debt Jn,eras, an, Co.: r.
Court. " N''@1
FL Ia Execution for Damages interest and Co,,s !, Co..
IT, "a. Execution on Judgment Bend for Debt and
Costs ia County Court.
Capias IN County Court, returnable to Court,
Ca So i'll Case, in Superior Court of Law rcturrah .,
Court. ~
Bo"d for Property, sold under distress for Ieut on 5
months credit
Fila Execution Judgment on Bond for Debit Ea
Costs i'll County Court.
Bail Bonds.
Capas in Superior Court of a,y retur,aba ., Cow,
Forthcoming Bonds N Il FL Fa
Ca. sa. Execution for Damages ana Costa in County
Court -
Forthcoming bonds on Ca Sa.
Fl. Fa Execution.
Commission to take dispositions in Superior Cont
n 10 do in County Court
Ban Bonds in Superior Court of La, w. rcurnabc 20 p
subpoena for Witnesses in Superior Court of Law
apprentices lndemtuIes in Henrico Court.
Marriage License Bosd and License.
Negotiable Notes.
Bills OF Lading, (Fooscap)
DO dc (i.etter paper.)
Prices Currents.
Passes for factory Servants
woe OF Hand with Seal, fof Payment of Monty
Shipping articles, Check Boots Sc. Se.&r
June % 80 49, ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
IlIED.

IN me C.'y OF Williamsburg on Sail aih mnrnirg the
18TH inst. Mrs ELIZABETH WEBR, corsort OF Mr. " IS
Webb, and eldest daughter of Mrs. NJ. Peachev.
In communicating the death Of this miuble female
nature 10 unequal to the suppression of her tears;
philosophy be So cruel as 10 chide her for weakness In
VIVID colours does feeling delneae the rrrparahe loss
tanned by the poor or our mcghborhnon whose necessities
ana aictions she was ready a relieve; pictures the
little children Of Sunday School calling vain upon
the ma me Of their patroness who appear
ttuct then III the Preccpts Of religion and moIsy
templates, with emotions be described, these same
children following, os they did, the hailo~ed remains of
Their beloved ecepcss, all emuloUs evnce the graft
tude Of their hearts by this last mourAu tribute aec
tion carries to the grave and there beAods,
streaming and dcep-e sots witnessed this full
receptacle of ail mortality now dear, how very this
interesting female the extended circle of her
acquaintance She has passed from earth, and perhaps
fhas left her dntle but, go Grave, where rs ttv victory
Death, Were is thy sting when departing spirit
borne un the Pinon Of genuine religion virtue thus
wings IT'S night 70 celestial gloTy! NERTTAS.
williamsburg Juna ID.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
FClt1IfER Supplies or
FRESH DRY GOons.

EI'hEMlNG a. EDWIN JAMES & co. Market B,idr,
nave received (nostly by the arrivals from NJ
! STk')'he following desirable DRY GOODS, via
cases extra superhne blue and black cloths ana casi
'Heres, very cheap
do hne 6 extra fine light fancy prints
90 Mertmack domestic prints, beautiful goods
40 superhne black circassans Al bnniba yet, CAM
Oiet superior goods for geutlemen's summer wcar(
q bales Sd brown sl,stirgs
do. Al DO. sfcetings
l DO. Al bleachcd do. extra fine
) no. superior buraps, Mes. 1, Q, s. s. 4
2 do. "Hcyden" rolls
/ case oeacted German rolls
2 bales stout British ozuaburas
case "A dem lawns and linen cambric hdk1s
do. q, S aud Cd buff jaconctt and linen cau,,,,,-
Cheap '"'" '""o'NS
90. containing large Of she'll, tuck long
heni' neck, deep teeth and other side combs amonr
the tGck are some of very large size
case ne aud suPerne ivory she'll pocket. dess ny i'm.
itaUon tuck and crambs combs
Native colured French drillincs
Black Denmark satiCcns
Elegant barcge scaifs
Plain figured black ievau,ine b,tr
Blown and black Hollands
mcns AMI womcns best black horscskin gloves
women IS best white and black English sill hos,
extra fine eS S'"'s ""1
" nite I'alan Grape, white Grape isse
Feather aud palmetto fans
STOUT blue plains for padding
Round aud fiat bobbin
Linen and cotton taues
Black, white nd green rsuze veys L.
winch added to their former s,ork mall, ,,. 49,.
ent quite extensive and unusually good for the season
Az ~ which they disposed to sell az IA If prices , ti
usual terms. " ''
June % w4v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
SUMMER GOODS.
HALL NELSON
Hu Rcceircd 6g Late .qryir1ls


&UPEEJoR black Iralisn Lutestrinss
~ Sd black Taarta
rich fgured and shaded Silks
Fancy Berege striped ditto
Sattehs and Florence Silks assorted
Black Mode, (par very supeGor)
Black Sarcenets lad Scnshavs
Black and coloTed Mandarin Grapes aud Robes
Black Bomhazinc assorted
Black Italian Grapes and Shawls
Silk and cotton Hosiery
Cambria and furniture Diniiics
London and French printed Cambrics
Cambiic and common Gnghams
Plain Cambrics and Jscunets
Figu6d and plsir MU and roy,kn,trs,i,t.
Real India ard Swiss ditto
India and Swiss muslin robes, (verv e1sesoN
DiuoiORs Shawls
BeTcge and gauze HIS. and Scarfs
IiIeh lace Wells Hkfs aud Pelcrencs
English and Brussels thread Taces
ID tamborcd and plain Bnbbnet Lace
Thread Csnbrics and HIS
Irish Lrnens Of heavy texture and VA rrarfed N rb
. = aud 81 Sbeetiugs ditto
"a Cd and IO4 table Diaper and Damssk
ByTdeyc and Russia ditto
German Ticklcnburgs and oznaI,prve
BonhonS +. Cloths and Cassimerrs
kascg silk and MaTseilles Vestinrs
Six striped and pain Drilirss
Manu chop and ooHpany Nankccns
Black Circassians mud Bumbazef's
Thread and cotton TitkiuVz
lhIead and Gotten Chctks, PlaiI7 arI st---ss
Brown and bleache5 Slriftiurs and Sbce,irgs
. orfoiss shell tuck and side Combs
GlsvCs, Umbrellas, aud farasulis
WIN variety Of other Goods forming an excellent as
en hich VIII be sold az the low cs, prices Tor cash
43-ff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Las Of Usu'y-At the last Session, preceding this,
OF the General Assembly of Massachusetts. jeremy
Benttam's innovatng theory far prevailed as TO in
duce repeal of the Law against Usury, AT this
Session he question moi yet determiue an eor, has
been made TO repeal the late law and revive the nro
hoiiion. We acknowledge with pleasure, the recei,,
OF Speech Of Mr.. Dunlap of Boston, in favor of The
repeal and the old order of things, and shall seize an
early opportunity to lay it before the reader Iseem.
from hasty glance, fraught with good reasoning.
Air. Degrand, an active Merchant of Boston. and
'hrewd observer has taken the other side of the oues.
tion and III his sale Report" thus states the bepe
cal effects which had been felt in Boston, from the re-
peal of the laws against usury;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
r. +. CHEW, Sscby.

we are requested the information Of those
concerned ta Judge Bishard T. Parker having been
signed tn that duty by the General Court pursuance
late Act Of Assembly the subject, will hold special
sion OF the Superior Court OF Law of Fo6quier County,
commencing on Monday, The Eth day 81 July aext, and
that The same Judge will hold special SESSION Of the su
erior Court Law Of iooun County, early III the uou,
~ August next
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Greek gentleman residing IN the city Of Neg4Yorb.
les informed the editors Of the New York American
that he has received letters Of the 5th of April from
Corfu and efthe 10th of PrI from Trieste anti ,st il
may be positively relied on, that the last attack re-
fore Ms'oonghi, on the 26th of March, the T1rco
Egyptian army was completely defeated Graham
PacIa was wounded, and another killed. Detailed ac-
had not yet reached those places at the above
periods.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Whedt-Vafioas CAUSES seem combining to snbabe Vim.
value of Wheat. The shortness of supplies in ENGLAND
the suffering, of hc curing districts and the hioh
pccs have already Influenced Paranen, to aba,e the h
sor OF the Corn Laws step that preparatory to
their entire overthrow. In the United States the cops of
wheat are said TO be universally short western
oil New York. the price is rapidly from
oo to 30 cents-produced by anticipation of demand
and 'he s'orness of the crop The Northern kes ma
es' Increased activity and northern orders are said 10
have reached this market for considerable purchases In
n state OF things, humby eive, the farmer should
mold on, aud by 10 rmncss aid the various causes which
are working together fer his benefit
The rains in the beginning of the week. rhowed t,e
south branch of the Panunkey, 10 wide extent Con.
of wheat standing, entirely by the waite, and
OF course Destroyed We have heard no estimate nj M
amount OF damage sustained
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Mr. JeGerson.--ln addition to Rcirnend and Peters,
burg large Meeting has been holden in Fredericks
brig proceedings below TO aid 10 extricatins Mr. lief
ieson from his embarrassments--ando others are called
IN Norfolk and LynchbTg. Intelligence Il ON several
cou"es ami there is flatterng prospect
That much will be done in Virginia, towards accom-
piishng that desirable object In Soutl, Carolina we
observe meetings of the people have been called ,r
actually held, at varieus places for the sase ppr,o
at Charleston, Georgetown, Chera,v and other, wo
beg leave 10 suggest 10 the Citizens of Counties ,o
Sed 10 be active, to open books at the Court Houses
Post Offices and other places of public resort. as he
mast eligible mode of bringing the subject under the
immediate attention of the people The season of the
year and many other considerations. render f,,r.i
Meetings OF the Citizens, difficult and inexpedent an
that is wanting 10 Success is to bring the suhoo
under the Immediate notice of the people.
The following eloquent Preamble, and Resolutions
were adopted at the Frederick burg nrretinr.-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
From Degrand', Bo,,on Sa,, R,,o,,


The permission which the Legislature gave al The
'ast session. to the enlightened e<ens of this fire, Re
pubfc 10 borrOo and TO Tend their noneu en- snJ tens
as Mey deem BEST has had the most salu,ary effect
throughout the pressure which has arisen here from tue
state OF things in England.
several cases have come TO my know ledge where by
temporary and very small sacrifice houses borrow,
ing small sum nj an extra interest," have been saved
from stopping payment and OILERS have been saved
rom making still greater sacrifice and running the
FISK OF affecting their credit by show of poverty in sell
hng Their goods at still greater actual immediate loss
Is II not strange that, in this enlightened age some
worthy citizens should still be fouui who would wish TO
deprive the owner ofcash from selling it?-who would
wish TO deprive him who wants money, to paw fer il
what II is really WORTH while they permit this needy
6ce'
believe may safely say that public opinion and the
public good actually obtained by the law of the last ses
son. lperativcly show the Importance of leaving that
law al II no" U.s. am induced TO make these retnar ks
10y observing proposition for the repeal of this law;
anu by the fact of my being intermxed with very
many mohey-'ransactIons TO have very good
chance of Observing, p,actcay the effects OF the law
winch repeaisths rusty remaius of barbarous age.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Indian Civilization. The Creek Deprivation Of In
dIans have appropriated 600 dollars be placed
the hands of the President of fe United States be
applied TO the education Of Creek youth tire Choc-
taw Academy at tue Blue Springs in Kentucky.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Contradiction NJ He Reportef lie Capture If FFsrmeH.
PORTSMOUTH, June 4.-The schooner Hammond, Capt.
Fuhry from tic Gay of FUnday rived yesterday,
with foil fare OF 500 qninnls frh, and informs That
e article which appeared m the port Sentinel relative
10 hes caore 10y H. ~ ship Dottercl, has foundation IN
truth Capt r. stItss thnt bile the fishing ground nc
was boarded by the OF barge from the ship who
treated him with pnioness; that the officer merely inquired
Of hin, whether he fishing shore, aud
being informed thai he Than three miles distant
from land he begged reesnent fer his who bad
been abouring the and le UnmOes.ed, with
an offer accompany him another fishing ground
CURED Capt. T. requests this contradiction To have
neral currency tho original report which has been eS
iensivcly circulated. Com .ddU.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Trarels o'a Lqdy.-A who have visited The North
EN- Cities have probably been encountered by Lady
of tire name of Royal native as she alleges of Vir
GINA, though a resident Of Alabana This aly has
recently given to The world hct Sketches of History,
Life and Manners, in The l.. Slacsn TO procure sub,
scribefs TO which, 10 have been her great object
in travelling. A Nosthern paper furnishes some ex-
tracts from the work. from wlicL VIC select the follow
Jug II is said THAT Bonaparte ought 10 have died az
"alerIoo-and Mrs. Boya l,iuks that Mr. Writ ought
to baye closed his after writing the British Spv.
The next great man called o. was tle attorney re.
BeraI, (Wrt) promised myself mnclt pleasure nyjn
Scelng the author Of the SPY and waited for him Al his
Office, With no lille enthusiasm, bal was never more
disappointed lie received with a smile To- be s,,re
hu II was rather sarcasiic one Mr. w. is a ro,i
tIgure, icing tall. straight ard wei formed t,ouob
somewhat corPucut-ile walks Greet and Win haugl.
y arr ~ short, hc las e remains Of nus personai
beauty for be rs Tar advanced in wears Ills conpev
Ion IS FAR, a'7 cc "on tbougl round and full viii
vacant blue eye In his Countepauce there Is notl,iny
striking uo dAgDly, no Independence or expression #
Is neither grave nor austcre bst marked with "a, mn,
meaning smile. mentioned ny disappointment 10 =
gentleman oftlis city; bis reply was, "lIat bad Mr. w
4!ed when he wrote the Spy, he would have rendered
his name immogtaLn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Commodore roRTER arrived al vera Cruz, from New
York, on the 15f1 May. lie writes peud that
thing could be dciighuJ than bis accommodations
and his voyage altogether every provision having been made
FOR the comfort of himself his party, by lie orders Of
ite Mexican Government.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Cor Monroe, lGte President OF the United States,
arrived IN Richmond on Tuesday and has accepted the
invitation of the Citizens TO Dinner the Eagle Ia
vern, this day at a o'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

~ u Understood ua recent communications from orr
minister at Paris to ms Eovernment leave no doubt Of the
the aisins Of the siege Of A1ly,oiopehi
HP"5Acan''m.--Tbe Governor Of tho State Of Rhode
mas recently been elected fss tcard IN Tie town
e. p.oyit3n.e wv"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
WILLIAM NEALE g. co

HSEG leave 20 inform their friends a nd the public ,
- "e assortment IS rendered. by additional arrival,
n Ne" YORK aud Philadelphia, very extensive aud com.
gir7e' comprising almost every article If S,,bogigJ IVA
f9n1 DRY GOODS,
"a n'.c'n' bTit,sh' frenth, German, China and other
manufactures in their line. ~
icy nSyc 9eem purchased at prices corresponding in
TONERS At very small advances '''-
May %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

The following elegant apology for Mr. Sergeant pIa
ees h's claims TO belong 10 the RepubHcan party on n
disputable grounds.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

a. AT Meeting yesterday OF the Citizens disposed
TO gFea Dinner TO Gel. Monroe, they omitted 70 ap-
point alanage's to act upon that occasion: a second
Meeting is therefore, requested at the Eagle Hotel at
o'clock this morning.
Those Citizens, who have moi yet had an opportunity
OF subscribing are informed, that the subscription pa
per viii not be closed until 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23
Staple .1yilrlcs

Fish, herrinsS. No 1, hbl 81 d
shad, No 1, do So
maekerei, do 81 81
oHnds'ones, inch, z 8
Hides Spanish. Id Is 60
Indigo, Id 81 81
MolaSseS, gall 323S
n ailS, CUT, 10 7 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Hr. > was appointed one OF the Canal Commissioners
By the present Executive Of and was soon
after unanimously elected President Of the Board
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

u AIR. ROBERT A. NELsox is on collecting
expedition for this Office liz the counties on the South
side of James river.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-23

Tire General Court adjourned yesterday, after
weeks proceedings will be noticed in our mex