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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Books and Stationary.

H. & T. NASH have received extensive add
sg tiooa supplies Of Law, Medical Theological and
lis,o'icnl-Greek, Latin, French, Spanish. Gcrnan
Italian and English School Books; together with yori
ETY. of new and Interesting Novels Ron,aoces 6.| e.
super Royal, Royal, Medium, Deny and FooIscar
Writing Papers Of good quality aud cheap
Folio AMI :&uaIto Letter Paper
Medium and DENY Printing Paper
Ironmongers ard Cap Wrapping Paper
- I3gother with variety Of Stationary aud Fancy
Goods. all of which will he sold cheap
): ~ r. Nash are agents for most every Periodi
eel Work of mcin
Binding in all its various branches. exchu,ed with
neatoess and despatch in their Blank Book Manufac.
tory. NJ ~ {,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Linncan Botanic Garden.
AND
@WR SERIES.
(L0NG Island, NE.7R NEW- TORL.l

(LONG island, .NE.7R NEY- TOREA
@JILLIhM PRINCE, Proprietor of This esfabIi. h
mcni announces the public, tHt the new r,iiion
GAM OF his Catalogues, has Just issued ON the rrcs and
may nc obtained gratis Of 5r y. roHrRIvs of t6e Ci,
The advancement q Ibis establishment has been pprsnca
with undated arour, aud regardless Of cxrcns, m ,c
present. fropctcr aud hi, father Tor above balCa eent,,
~ the present enlarged catalogue lc offers 10 , nul,r
~ varieties Of APPLES 2O1 Of Pears, rs of Cherries $50
OF Pluns % of Awcos 81 Of Peaches 20 of ectar
10 Of Almonds, ID of Mulberres, Of Cuiures rs ~
Figs, i6 Of Cunnnts II ct Raspbcrrics II Of C;oosIe
res 20 o Strawberries, Of Mute 81 of Ora All of
Roses IS Of PrumCs, 10t of Dabds 81 CanlIias nj
~ all wear 200 species Of Green house Plants besides an
immense assortment If Hardy Ornamental Trees Shrubs
and Plants, Bulbnus Flower Roots &c-Tfjs collection
not Only uurvaed ~ this county, but not sUrpassrd
by any III Europe and for the systematic accuracy with
which every order viii be eSecucd tie proprietor gives hi,
express guarantee.
With Tegsd to the Grapes they nave been most care
tuy selected fon the North, Middle and South Of France
Germany Switzerland aud the Crimca, by which me
the proprietor IS enabled surly such varieties Ms are
adapted TO Hc respscrc iOcaGesand where such setcc-
ton is left to bin 1t shall be made with ScIupuous itvn-
ton.
~ Orders lcft viii AIr. BE'IJAMrN TOMPKfNs, OF
forwarded direct pe Da wiilfcceIge prompt attention
O-i 10 IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
William Ncalc s Go.

HAVE just received ~ the Exit, from New York, and
IA Emily DAVIS, from pbiIddcphia considerable addi-
sional supply Of aud beautiful GOODS, and much
"udcr usual prices. They consist in part Of the following
articles, viz:
large assortment French silk bafscs, Il 1,tSo and
sPieHSid article
Elegant gauze hkEs ,,a. 49,.
DO silk do P "
Satins, silks, modes side combs
Tuck combs, thread laccs
Grass cambrics for bonncts
large aud beautiful assortment prints, entirely rev
style.
ALSO,
bales G-l india mating for sarrv'iuZ
And arc IL duly expectation o! father Of guols
'1y :. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

FF0m tNe Te0N,y7paniN f7uzetIq.
En'tau1H'S Lcfter.-ExTact Of letter from very
respectable and intelligent gentleman at berwick, J1.
ted September -, 1897.
The letter Of NiT, Buchanan has bad powerful ef
feet upon The public uind IN this neighborhood, ard
must act with electrical effect upon the mind Of every
candid aud rejecting man throughout the union. IL
affords complete acquittal from tie serious charges
made by General jackson aud his friends against tho
prescut administration, and most triumphant VI1dca-
Of the political purity OF Secretaty Clay, and this
even by the most iuyeteracO Of his enemies Such has
already been the effect tbis county, tia1 there "
good reason 10 believe, that here viii be CoDsder5~
bic majority favorable TO the administration. This
great change, there two years since scaTcs
adams advocate in the county al all events. nor
one who publicly would do Al the neD Of weiglf
and character waIEly favor Vi tie adnInlstTa-
uppN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
PEsS9ETGTgS

" ~ T''''!"E7'H 'H"nWdc0Ty, opposite he Union
jIUfeL
"G subscriber respectfully nfofris tire farmers and
n planters, that he has nov, ON auI . greater ,,,i,
OF fLOOGHS 'han has before hecn offered IN This
ct-Anong Which, MCCormiCk's one, two and
ee horsc, selisbarpencfs, his barsare, late in
W0Nencus; Rcvecombs and tie improved baIshare also
aug IL WLI Palmer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Three Hundred Dollars Reward

WILL be given for the apprehension and delivery to
me. AT the Jail Of f1enrtco County, of JAMES w.
POACfl aud WILLIAM w. ANDREWS. who es-
capei from tie said jail on tue night of the 10Th OF
Seniember last OF hn,l,ed and fjty dollars for
either Of them.
Poach Is about 81 years Of age, feet inches
high, red hair and blue eyes; has hrs right arm
marked with India ink, the initials OF his name the
representation Of tomb, with man in the attitude
OF weeping, over which is willow and under which,
IS the date of his birth, 1906; and on his left arm the
representation of altar and hearts united over
which two doves suspending wreath OF love, and
above the elbow the American flag. Had on linen
pantaoons Gotten siri, half fur hat and strip
ed coat and vest.
Andrews is about 26 years of age, light hair halle
eyes, swarthy complexion, feet inches high has
marked with India ink, on his right arm, w. w. a..
over which IS tue American Flag AMI Eagle; his
left altar, which altar aud two hearts
united, with two doYes suspending wreath OF love.
Had on pale bne domestic coat aud panialUons with
n hat about half From She best infoYma .iou |
have been able 10 obtain, induced 10 believe they
are together at work oo the Dismal Swamp Cansl
a. u. THORNTON, u. nj.
For Joitrs Pegrar, W. T.. ]. ID.
October 9Th, 1927. a.
dggIc T,,pt.t ,,5,,yT T,,g,rc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
"A CARD.

VIZ 'LIiAM NEALE & co. bcg leave 20 take this
Opportunity {" Informing their friends and the public
'ha they nave rec evrd and opening, day TO day
e largest the handsomest, aud cheapest assotem,
offer. ~ -, m ~ "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Exceeding in quantity and variety, any previous supply we
nave ever received. They have been selected the
greatest CARE and under favourable in
The markets of Neso YORK d hiiadeipkd, nf them
from choice aud recent nipoStafios So circum
stances will admit, detail of the leading articles will be
given in n future advertisement.
+. 6 Z. JAMES 6 co.
Sept S'-ts .NaTke. Bridge
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

q n pursuance Ut deeds trust executed 10 lhe
4 late Mr. Johu Richard and myself, the one by Ro-
bert Gordon and JanDeia his wife, and the other by
Robert Gordon and Jauneta his wife and Andrew
Jameson, both dated on the 18th Of September 1870
and recorded i'll the Office of The County Court OF Hen
rico, for the benet of the Bank OF the United States;
surviving trustee, shall sell at public auction for ready
money! to the highest bidder on the prnises on Tlurs.
day the 18th day of November next, all the property
conveyed by the above mentioned deeds trust or
80 much thereof may be necessary pay the debts
which IL Conveyed to The property convey
ed by the first named deed is as folio ws-AN tia,
piece parcel of land, in the City OF Richmond, on
which is erected lumber house occupied by said Ro
bert Gordon and situate 18th street, between and
l. Streets; undivided moIety of two brick tene.
inents on Street, them occupied, the date
nf the conveyance by Michael Wercklrlcster and the
other by George Dyoali {: Co. and now occupied by
Josiah Ii. Abbott 81 Co. and - Cooksey; three
brick tenenents, i'll the of the last mentioned pro
perry. occupied at the date of the conveyance, By
French s. Mann, and now, by French s. Jordon, front
ing about so feet 18th Street. All that part of
fo4 parcel of land in the City of Richmond, situate
in the of the Banks, fronting sixty feet on
Gary ID Street. extending back, hundred and
------- feet, bound on the side by III Street,
on the other by the ground of James Curre. That
half lot of land in the of the late DIR. Cur
-c's residence number no, and bounded two sides
by and 10Th Streets; undivided moiety of par
Gel of land Of six half lots i'm Coutiss addition
the City OF Richmond, situate opposite To Jackson's
Garden, and known by the number twelve.
he property conve>d By the deed from j, Gordon
and wife aud Andrew Jameson, is follows viz
tain lot parcel of land situate in the City of Rich
tnond, on Street leading from ID Street between 18Th
and 18th Streets, 10 the river, with lumber house
thereon, being the lot parcel of land which
conveyed by Robert Gordon executor of James Smith
20 William hluir and by the said BLUR conveyed 10
The said Gordon and Andrew Jameson by iudeuure
bearing date The 14h August, 1919.
RICHARD ANDERSON,
Surviving Trustee.
Richmond, Oct o. 1927 lot
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

e W The CoNsriTUTloNAL WING is published twice :,
week' tuesdays and Saturdays,) five dollars per
anniin, payable in advance.
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be paid up. Aud those who may wish to
oscontinue will notify the Editors that effect
trty days before the period expires which they SUBJ
scribed.
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hfsi insertion, and % for continue nce.-Ihe
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will receive attention.
u NOTES OF chartered spseie paying Banks of Of
'"e states VIII 10 received la for subscription
,"e hS though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
ne preferred; and remtances be made Though the
lCfst Office at the risk OF the Editors.
Cd SiEETING, (wdth without a sea,n,) iust
received by WILLIAM NEALE s. 90
y. H. Also, 8-4 heavy Russia Diaper, for table linen
Oct 13-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

NIsslSslppl Lands Tor Sale.
PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
IN bove Baton Rogue, the left bank OF the Missis,
sippi, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .4,penfs;
said plantation has front OF IL Arpens ON the river
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton is shipped On this tract there are
hundred of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six IoO,ns-Coiton Gin,
Nli Tao Yard Negro Cabins &c. (easiIy repaired y
The titles 10 tho above lands indisputable, and
warranty deed will be given if required.
ALso-Ons Thousand .4rpents;
situated Thompson's Creek the parish of Fclici-
ana and half miles from the river Mississippi Sc
ven miles from the town of St. Fraucsve. Part of
this tract consists of low bottoms, probably 200 acres:
on said tract there are about fifty acres cleared
years since, bugrownup:-E the whole or one half
OF is tract will be sold at the option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply TO this Office to
ROBERT ROSS.
New Orleans, Oct 9. e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
Fresh Fall Goods.
DRY GOODS.
Fan Supply OF

~ seize the earliest opportunity appsize
toner's that we are now receiving aud opening cur
Ean
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17

Pards0is, Lo0ttnG -Cfhfsscs, and UD,brcifIs.
4 FLESH supply of each, opening this day, by
WILLIAM NEALE {, co.
July ~ Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-17
MATHEW CAREY


Thbd1f4ia Sept II 1871.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
Bartram's Botanic Garden,
Near PHILADELPHIA.

| The Subscriber respectfully informs the Pub
hc that he has now for sale, ut reduced priees,
| very extensive assortment Of the finest
| FRUIT TREES,
ORNAMENTAL TREES, AND
| SHRUBS;
GREEN HOUSE PLANTS,
HARDY HERBACEOUS PLANTS,
| BULBOUS ROOTS,
| GRAPE VINES, &c. &c.
| Among the Fruit Trees are scvera! hundred OF
the finest PEAR, PLUM, and APRICOT Trees
| imported by the subscriber last spring, direct
from one of the first Nurseries of Paris. They
are of large size, and in excellent order for
planting out
Also, fine large CHERRY and PEACH Trees.
| 10000 fine healthy APPLE Trees.
| 5000 GRAPE VINES, Of 100 vartics-Strong
| healthy plants, cultivated in pots, and tit to
plant ont with safety.
The GREEN HOUSE collection amounts to
nearly 10000 plants, in pots and tubs, and m
cludcs all the varieties of elegant Enthusiastically
cultivated, Amongst the number are upwards
of 400 Camclas of 2l varieties, 600 Cape Jas
mines of several varieties, Green and Bohca Tea
Trees, White Moss Roses, Tea Scented Roses,
&c.
The GRAPE VINES arc particularly desery
ing the attention of the public as the collection
includes nearly all the finest Grapes of France
and Germany, that will stand this climate, with
number of fine Hungarian Grapes from Tokay,
imported for the subscribcr and which produced,
last season, the most delicious fruit, they are per-
tectly hardy, and bear well.
Cuttings of the Bland or Poval Grape Vine
and of the fine Wine Grape, called Alexander or
ScuUYLKILL MuscADrI (also called SPaisGMILL
CoxsrAsrIA) for sale at fifty cents per dozen,
two dollars per hundred or fifteen dollars per
1000.
Tie .7ppie Trees and Grape FINES are equal a.
quality 10 aay importtd fran he Long Biaad Mr.
seyiey und are sold one Mird cheaper than The pri-
ces cbmged By those Nurseries,
Catalogues may be had at either of the follow
ing places, vz:-Ah!crman &. nartram's, No %
south Second Street; Thomas Lloyd's corner OF
Market and Eght-streets; at the Stall, NO
! 49, opposite Decatur street, or at stall, No D,
New Market, below Pine streets; at either OF
which places orders may he left and all orders,
per mail, or otherwise, will be promptly attend
ed 10, and the articles delivered i'll Philadephia,
or shipped to order.
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, are respect
I fuly invited to ricw the Garden, which is sltuat-
ed on the west bank of ,he Schuylkill, halt a
mile below Gray's Ferry, A miles from the Cen
tire Square.
ROBERT CARR.
March % 28-4t.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
Young Ladies' Boarding School,
A1 wu ,uNGTnN, DELAWARE.

Az OINs DIA1n " hN''
Under the superintendence and instruction OF
WILLIAM SHERER, assisted by accomplished
female teachers.
The course of instruction pursued at TINS sem
;,,r,- comprises all the useful, and most OF the
ornamental branches of female education. The
daily exercises are photography, Reading, Writ
;nr. Arithmetic, English Grammar, Rhetoric;
Geography and History, ancient and modern,
with constant reference to the best maps and
charts: Construction of maps; use OF the Globes;
Natural History; Natural Philosophy, including
Astronomy and Chemistry, Elements ot Moral
Science
TfeekiD Egerc;Ses. --Biblical Rccitations; Evi-
dences OF Christianity; Letter Writing, and 9TH
er species of Composition; Recapitulatlons
Trims .-Board and tuition, in any OF the fore.
going branches, $685. per quarter; or, IT paid
in advance, $50. Music, including the use OF
piano, Sl2, French, by one OF the best masters,
Sc per quarter. Moderate extra charges for
Drawing and other ornamental branches
The discipline of the school is mild, parental,
and christian Particular attention is paid not
only to the manners of the young ladies', but to
their moral and religious instruction. They are
regularly conducted to such places OF worship
and Sunday Schools as their parents and guar
dians approve. Exercise and recreation, beng
essential to the preservation OF health and OF
mental energy, occupy the intervals of time not
devoted to study The institution, in all its de-
partmcnts, is conducted in manner which it
is hoped, will meet the entire appreciation OF its
patrons.
References - -IKlmiagion--Iev. L. W. Gil
bert; Hon. W. Hall; Hon. Louis MIane: Phild-
d,iphia--Rcv. Dr. Wilson, Rev. DIR Janeway
Mr.. William Janvier, Merchant, James G..
Thompson, Esq. Professor of Languages, Uni
versity of Pennsylvania.
March IS, 1927 26-3m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
WOOL CARDING.

S7OHN BANCROFT, having removed from
- Brandywine Bridge, to Providence Facto-
ry, Delaware Co. Pa, takes this means to in
form his friends and the public generally. that
he there continues the Carding of Wool, for all
those who are pleased To favor him with their
custom; and that he hopes by strict atte ntion and
punctuality, to merit continuance of pub
lie patronage lie also takes this opportunity
to inform those to whose favor he was indebted
for work in this line, while at Brandywinc Bridge
that all wool left orhm to card, at ohm Torbert's
Store, or at the soap Factory of Trainton & Ban
croft, Wilmington, or at VIM. MCauley's Store,
Brandy zine, will he taken from thence once cv-
cry week, and, being carded, will be punctualy
retuned the week following; hoping, by the a
bove arrangement, and punctually i'll the return
and good performance of the work confded to
him, they may be induced to continue their IA
YOURS.
4lh mo. S, 1897. 29-5m.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
LA MOTIFS
COUGH DROPS.
VaiaaJie Medicine for Coughs, toao'.mptions and
.1ahmas.

pdtaa6lc 4Htdtctne t0r coughs, CoaSeWpttoaS anu
.1Sthmds.
This Elixir is offered to the public as pos
scssiug virtues peculiarly adapted to the present
prevailing disorders Of the breast and lungs,
leading to consumption. timely use OF these
drops may be considered certain cure in most
cases of Common Colds, Coughs, Influenza,
Hooping Cough, Pain in the SIDE, Difficulty Of
Breathing, Ham IF Sleep arising from debility,
and in Smas modic isthnio, it is slngulary etfica-
cous. particular attention to the directions
accompanying each bottle is necessary.
The following certificates from respectable
gentlemen, Physicians and Surgeons are sub join-
ed, to show that this composition is one which
Medical men are disposed to regards as eiiicacious
and worthy of public patronage.
Having eSamired the composition Of la
Morris Go gh Drops, lmproAed, VIC have no
hesitation. IN recommending them to the public,
as being we'll adapted TO those cases OF disease
for which they are recommended.
Doctors JOS, ,ruA> Dom, Albany Dec 4, 1894;
JAMts P0sr, OF White Greek, Feb. 1ith 1925
NAlsoS SUMNER, Of Cambridge, Feb. Goth,
1925; SOLOMON DIAs, Of Jackson, January 20,
1925.
Eriruci ofa LETTER from Rec. EJtne.ey Harris.
am pleased @ithfis opportunity of relating
q few facts which may serve i'll commendation OF
| y CIR excellent Cough Drops. For ten years l
was aHlcteu WIN puHnoiluTy coHlPiaiilti my
cough was severe, my appetite weak, and
strength falling. used many popular medl-
cincs, but only found temporary relief, until by
continued use ofyour valuable Drops, have
been blessed with such perfect health as to rem.
/ der further means unnecessary.
EBENEzER HARRIS.
! Salem ~ y. Jan 10, 1925
! iLeSSrs Crosby'S.-l have for l8 years beer
troubled with an affection ofthe breast and lungs
attended with severe cough, pain in the side
and difficulty of breathing; and in the fall ofl S25
| became SO much reduced that my life was des
paired of; and receiving no visible benefit iron
] my physician, was advised to make trial OF L.
Motifs Cough Drops and after taking one bottl
was restored to perfect health; and is my firm
belief, that the use Of the above named drops
saved my life. THOMAS JONES.
Columbus, ohio, JulY -, 1926.
Sold wholesale and retail BY o. & S. Crosby
Columbus, Ohio, and agents Of their appointing
throughout the United States and Canada, &c.
Each bottle contains As doses, price 81
UJSold in Wilmington by JosEPn BRINGHuns,
Druggist aud Chemist, 81, Market-st.
March, 8-25--t6m
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
LITERARY NOTICES.

After the Goth May next, the Saturday Herald
printed at Baltimore, by Mr.. Samuel Sands, will
change its present form, being a folio, to quar-
to sheet, and assume the title OF the "North A.
merican, or Weekly Journal of Politics, Science
and Literaturc"-to be issued every Saturday, at
81 per annum in advance. We have no doubt
the North American will be valuable weekly
Journal, as the proprietor is disposed to spare
neither pains nor expense to render 1t every way
entitled to the patronage of liberal public
We will, with pleasure, receive the names OF
any persons who may feel disposedto patrohi-e
the NORTH American.
The s'.lrieL and Ladies' Literary Gareffe, q
scmi.monthly publication, has just issued from
the Philadelphia press, published for the Editor
by Elwood Walter, No II, Market-st
The ARIEL is intended to be an interesting
and agreeable companion for the Ladies, devot,
ed to Literature and the Arts; containing sy-
nopss of all that is passing IN the poiite' INC
fashionable, and the literary world, with sum
mary Of news. Original Essays, choice l"tes'
select pieces of Poetry, sketches OF female char
acter, and other pleasing matter VIII occupy IT'S
pages.
The Editor promises that no labor or expense
will be spared to make it q cheap and valuable
vister in the hands oflltcrary ladies' Measures
have been taken to secure the best periodicals. OF
the day, from which extracts, calculated to I'M
prove the female mind, will be freely taken lie
is determined to make it acceptable to the La
Mes. the uncommonly low price at which It IS
published, One Doiiar yearly, must place 1t with
in every ones reach,
If sufficient patronage is extended, the Arei
will be issued ,ceehty, at the end ofthree months
The subscription is payable in advance, and
all letters must be post paid, and addressed to
Ellwood Walter, No, q, Market-st. Philadcl-
phis, Who is Agent for the Editor.
Any person who viii procure six subscribers,
and remit the money, shall receive copy gratis,
for one year
G-fsubscriptions received at this Office
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1827-05-03
PUMPKINS.

Pumpkins, if steam boiled, are rich food
for swine. the seeds should be taken out. as
they prove injurious to these animals. They
are valuable, as affording an early supply of
food for feeding horses and tattening all
sorts of cattle in the fall and fore part OF the
winter, before the rutabaga crop should be
used.
To save the seed pure, plant the several
kinds at as great distance from each other
as possible. The summer and winter squash
es. if they flower near together, will degen-
crate; and the neighborhood of pumpkin
will deteriorate the future progeny OF both