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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

Why THE BIBLE is NOT UNDERSTOOD
'Richa having been to visit the library of a
French Convent, writes thus to his friends
in Persia concerning what had passed.
Father, said / to the Librarian, what are
these huge volumes which fill the whole
side of the library? These, said he, are
the interpreters of the scripture. There is
a great number of them, replied L; the
scriptures must have been very dark form
erly, and very clear at present. Do there
remain still any doubts? Are there now
any points contested? are there ? answer
ed he with surprise. Are there? There
are almost as many as there are lines
You astonish me, said |, what then have all
these authors been doing' These authors,
returned he, never searched the scriptures
for what ought to be believed, but for tchdt
they did beiiere themselves. They did not
consider them as book wherein were con
tanned the doctrines which they ought tc
receive, but as work which might be
made to authorize their own IDEAS"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

ANEcDoTE OF Thomas PAINE. One
very warm evening, about twenty wears
ago, passing the house where Thomas
boarded, the lower window was open, and
seeing nm sitting close by, and being on
speaking terms, / stepped in for a half
hour chat; seven or eight of his friends
were aiso present, whose doubts and his
I own ne was iaborlng to remove by a long
taiK about the story of Joshua commanding
tne sun and moon to stand still, &c. and
concluded by denouncing the Bible as the
worst OF books, and that it had occasioned
more mischief and bloodshed than any book
ever printed; and was believed only by
TOOLS and knaves. Here he paused, and
"ilile ne was replenishing the tumbler
win MS fayorlte brandy and water, per-
son, who afterwards found an intruder.
IKE myself, asked Mr.. Paine if he ever
was In Scotland? the answer was, yes. So
nave l been, continues the speaker; and
t9e scotch are the greatest bigots with the
DiDle ever nett is their school-book.
tnelr houses and churches are furnished
win Bibles, and if they travel but a few
miles from home, their Bible is their com-
pamon, yet, continues the speaker. in mn
country where l have travelled have seen
the people SO comfortable and happy: their
poor are not III such abject poverty as
nave seen In other countries; by their big
otea custom OF going to church on Sun
Gays tney save the wages which thew earn
through the week, which in other countries
that have visited is generally spent by
mechanics and other young men in tayerne
and frolic on Sundays: and Of all the for
elgners who land on our shores, none are
so much sought after for servants and ~
I'LL places where trust is reposed as the
Scotch; you rarely find them in taverns.
the watch house, aimshouse, bridewell or
state prison. Now says he, if the Bible is
so bad book, those who use il mos ,,,o.ld
DC ne the worst of people, but the reverse is
Ine case. This was a sort of argument
Palne was not prepared to answer. an
historical fact which could not be denied
SO 50 without saying word, he lifted can
die from the table, and walked up stairs
his disciples slipped out one bv one and
left the speaker and 7. to enjoy the scene.
". ]. Spectator.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

Mason Books. A bookstore in this
village, where application had often been
made in low whisper, for "the Mason
Books" was supplied with a quantity of
Cross " Masonic Charts" which were soon
disposed of to the curious at two dollars
each, as they had altogether the advantage
over Miller's "Mason book" by being
what the bookseller recommended them
to be, viz: I" a new edition, well bound,
having elegant plates, and containing all
the degrees ap to the Roysl Arch"
BataUia Masonic Iateltgencer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

II parade. from the German Of Krun.mache4.
THE ROBIN. Once on cold winters
day robin was picking at the window ,,' Of :
c0ttager, as if begging for admittance.--
Inc Ploqs cottager opened his window. and
Hospitality sheltered the confding little
creature IN his dwelling. The little bird
picked up the crumbs which fell from the
table, and all the children became mnch
attached to it. But when spring had again
1e4dare, IF tie cottagef opened his window,
BR bis s gSsgt fey int tie the spp adSnn &
winter, the robin again returned to the
dwelling of the cottager, and also brought
his little mate along with him. On seeing
them, the cottager and his children were
much delighted, and one of the children
said, "Father how expressive are the
eyes of the little birds they look as if
they wished to say something" But the
father replied, Ny dear children, if the
little birds could speak they would proba-.
bly, say friendly confidence begets conf
dence, and love begets love-"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

To MAKE b.AcKIEG. For twelve years past,
have used backing of my own composition,
and can recommend il equal to the Imported.
have always made it as / wanted it, in this
manner, viz Ia Id. ivory black, pint Of vim.
egar, l-2 tea-cup white powdered sugar. Ia
table spoonful of sweet oil, ono cents worth Of
powdered nutgalls. Simmer this mixture over
slow fire; then when Good, add Ia Of an
ounce Of oil Of vitrio3.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

The ignorant and vulgar seem to think
that man wants spirit if he does not insult
and triumph over them
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

CHARITY. There will come time when
three words uttered with charity and meek
ness, shall receive a far more blessed re-
ward, than three thousand volumes written
with disdainful sharpness OF wit.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

RIDDLE. Taken all together l am a
strange thing-one part of ne is a bird,
another an animal's-my second and third
letters form male, to which if you add my
fourth they will form a female-my 9th,
9TH and 9Th make men, to which if nv
ninth and tenth be added they will make
but one NANNY third and fourth letters
and my 9Th and 9Th express the same
word-my fourth and fifth and my 9Th and
9th express like words also-my fifth.
sixth, seventh, and eighth are a sign.
though no sign of what am-you may re-
verse letters of my ending and it viii be
the same-take away my last letter, and
my ending will be found exactly in my
middle-my four last letters reversed form
my ending and letter more-and if that
fsuperfuous letter be added to my ending l
shall have none-and if that same letter
be added to my two last my end will be
singular: my original ending is Latin
word, and is not. After having promised
SO much, should you guess me, it would not
be a strange thing; and, should you guess
me it would be a strange thing. A solu-
luton is requested.
Philadelphia Messenger
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

GRANGE OF OPINION. He that never
changed any of.his opinions never correct
ed any of his mistakes; and he who was
never wise enough to find out any mistakes
in himself, viii not excuse what he reckons
mistakes in others.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02
Wanted Immediately,

WORCESTER. IS. April z, 1897.
A TTACHED on mesne process, taken on
IN Executions, and will be sold at Public
Vendue, at Col Oliver Adams's Inn, in West
minister, on TUESDAY. the 9Th day of Mau
ae1t, at one o'clock, p. Mall the Right Of
MOS SAWYER, JR. have to redeem the Farm
en- which they now live, containing about one
hundred and twenty acres of good land and
good Buildings thereon, situated in the north
part of said Westminster, on the Sawyer Hill,
so called. Also, a fourth division, about one
mile from said Farm.
HENRY COOLIDGE, JR. d. Sheriff
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02

If of two fruits one was to be annihilat-
ed, which would you be most willing to
spare, the Orange or Apple ?-of two Min
erals. Gold or Iron ?-of two Stones, the
Diamond or Milestone ?-of two Liquids,
Wine or Water?
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02
Ready Made Garments.

u They now have, and intend keeping con-
stantly on hand, general assortment of
READY-MADE GARMENTS,-su
as Goats. Pantaloons and Vests-Shirts. Draw
ers, Collars, White and Figur'd Cravats Hand
kerchiets-Buch-Skin Black & Coiord Horse
Skin, White Kid and Beaver GLOVES-Rus-
sian Bets--French Buck, Russia Calf, Silk. s.
Common NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Pads and
Stocks
and Patent-Eyed BUTTONS,-wit6a general
assortment of FASHIONABLE TRIMMINGS.
~ They will furnish SUITS or GAR
MENTS complete, on as good terms as can be
purchased elsewhere.
u Worh done in city style, by experienced
JOurReymen, and searrdated, at The
EbgPoRIuNT OF. FASEZzofJ.
ID Spring Fashions just received N
WILLIAM BROWN.
ALBERT BROWN.
Worcester, April 25.
nv PAINTING, sc.
F# HE subscribers hereby intern the public,
q that they have entered into copartnership
under the FIRM of
SMITxz g. NTESTEE
and will attend, promptly, TO all orders which
they may receive for
Military Standard, Masonic, Sign, Oyma-
mental, Landscape, CiOck-Dial, s, Glass
yPAIIJIIE(@o
u Maps, Engravings, Water Color Paint
ings, &c vanished and framed
GT.M4SONTC DRESSES, GILT FRAMES
for PROFILES, PICTURES, &c. constantly
on hand.
W They will also execute all orders fol
House, Couch, ChaiSe and char Painting.
ALso,-GLAZING and PAPER dANG
ING
" FANCY and WLNDSOR- CH.fIRS OF
hand for sale at their 81 ,p ON Mechanic
near Haynes's Hotel
LEVI SMITH.
THEO. B. WESTERN.
Worcester, April 9, 1927. 15tf
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1827-05-02
1 NOTICE. 81

VHNHE subscribers respectfully inform the
M public, that they have formed connexion
IN business, under the firm of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
Sent II
New and Seasonahle Goods.

FL ALL s. MOORE have just received by the schr.
M sly from New York. the following desirable Goods;
beautiful assortment of lace goods consisting of
caps coaks pelefines, half hdfs.
ThFe ad lace edgings and nsertings,
Ginglans, CHILEAN Stripes, striped and Main Hatise
Sir and worsed bereges, &c. sc.
Superior calicoes, cambria, acOnet and null nnsIiirs
Plain and figured Swiss aud book n,islins
English aud French Silk Hosiery, a good assortment
Mems aud women's cotton aud thread hosiery, do
Black Italian Luies'rngs, Gro de Naples and
French Frorences, very superior,
English and French Black Rombanes of very superior
quality and colour,
Black satins, satin levautines and
Black silk camble., heavy and good,
Black nankin and Canton Grapes, superior
Black and white figured silks nd Baresps
Thread, brow ambric and hosku gloves
Long white kid and hoIseskin gloves, superior
Very superior yellow and white nankeens
Morocco rtcules ofnew aid handsome patterns
4 large and beautiful assortment of
z q and Al Irish Liuens, Sd and 6-4 Sheetinps
Cd and 10 table Diapers also diaper, crash and hucka
back toweilings fancy silk and ecrege hdkfs.
Shell tuck, side and curl combs, dressing combs.
In addition the above they have always keen ON
hand general ssorment of Dry Goods and are recev
ing fresh supplies by every packet from New York
June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, SATURDAY, sEPTEMBER % co.

AQUELIN ~. TAYLOR has Removed ,o IN
| " New Store next door above James Nj. Johnston
aud nearly opposite Lewis Webb & Co. where M
| mas Just opened his FALL Supply or GOODS
from London, Liverpool and New York, consisting il
! part of o :
Cough S, b. Wilson's & Gandys Napt Co,tops &, Plain
Tose' F." h,tney, Point and Striped Blankets,
Mh'te, red yellow, green. black and blue Flanues
Sreen Baizes and Bookings, and DumIts
. a Cloths. FearnopgtHs and Plains
fig'd and plain Bombazets, Pads aud Raifircts
German oznaburgs, Ticklenburgs and Burlaps
brussels hIddermibster and Scotch Carpetngs ups
n'ue' black, brown, green mixture Cloths aud Cas-
simeIes,
Double med Drab Cloths and low nriccd S,vansdovn
Ar'nozine, Toilanet and Valena Vestinr.
london Hats, Umaieiiss, and cold CraYats
oe".rs yonths, Boys aud chifa ems Seal Skin and
white, blar, late worsasai. and sill, To.
sieTy-full assortment,
Olive and drab Bang up Cords
Jaconet, Book, aud Null Muslins and Cambrics
Calicoes, Gingham, Cote Paly and Bas,e
Plain and fg'd Gro de Zap, Florence s. Italia, S;-s
Gimp, Grecian and Thread Laces and Edgngs-new
and handsome patterns
f!ain aud n9'd white and black Bnbhinet
slack and white Bobbnei Wells and half II ;k6
Belt, bonnet and love Ebands, and Gmps
Gents and LADIES' buck, beaver horseskin and kid
Gloves,
lish Linens, Sheetings and Lawns-approved quality.
Linen and cotton i3edCl1ing and Binding
Cambria habit and furniture Dmitv
Ross pound and shoe Thread spool g. ball Cotton,
Silk ildkfs., Sewing Silks and Twist
Linen and Cotton Apron and Furniture Cbeck
Metal, gilt and silk Bnt!ons. and Moulds
LINEN Cambria and Cambria Pocket fidkfs.
Best London Pins ad Needles Darning and Bodkius,
Brown and bieaciied Domestics and PInds
Cloth blue, and steel mkt Cassinets.
Mantle. toilet and swing frame Glasses
London Soap, Too.t aud Shaving Brushes.
ALSO,
Rodgers Pen and Pocket Knives Rszors {. Scissors
Buck and lrorv Table Knives and Forks,
Shoe Knives, Files and Screws
Pad and plate locks. I.anceis &c
Shapes Tower proof brass and steel ornaented Guu7
With variety of other Goods-ail of which have
been carefully selected, and offered Tor sale at
moderate prices Sent I5-Gt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

ri ofiCE-I iurewern all prrsous rem cutting Wood
IN upon my piece Of land OF IS acres ara extending
from The road TO the north of piece Of land formerly Mr.
" M Mackruzie's, 20 COemans uc bounded the East
by piece o Land formerly the property Of the late Mr. Ar
chi5a!d Blair, and the West b. the Hermitage Tract
Any person giving legal evidence against any person
persons guilty Of tie said offence shall be considered By NE
as having dpne considerable service. give the same
notice IN regard to Of land in Duvas additions and
"Unbcrcd IN his plan 227 228 and 229.i will either sell
or lease for term Of years toe above parcels Of land
also acres more or less, Richmond Hill with brick
dwelling house upon il, and very the City, the soil is
Of good quality.
For Rent, that large and valuable Lot and Houses on
Cary Street, at present occupied by Mr. James Wallace
and also the three story Ercs Tenement on fth Street
near Niayos Bridge Possession Of both properties 10 be
ad on The lst Of October next viii sell reasonable
terms, tie whole any part Of the above property and
also the Lot l4h Street, running back to virginia
9Uce''anf adjoining the property Of HIr. ". T.. Wight
JAMES INNES.
Hichmor7, Ma 5,s, fgI7, .ySn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SAFE.
A1SO SPANISH HIDES. several different Kinds


SUo Richmond sailed slaughter do
ooo do do do calskins
~ bbls. Tanners oil
Curriers' tools all kinds
Sooo sides soa eahercomprsns ali qualities both Oa6
~ and Hemloca taunage at 12l To so cts. per h.
ooO DO wax, russell and grain upper leather
oo dozen Philadelphia and other calfskims
~ do seal and boot and shoe morocco skins
% do lining and binding skins
lou lbs coarse shoe thread, in balls and skeins
SOo do hne do white and yellow, sc.
Boot-trces and lasts boot cord and webb
SLACK varnish, heel balls and shoe blackins
Shoemakers tools of all kinds
Hogskms baghides, harness aud skir,lg leather
Black and fair bride leather
Butaloe leopard bear aud hair seal skins
Sheep skins, American and English nd buck skins
MEMS, womens and gig saddle trees
Norsted, cotton and sraining wehhs
Gut tacks, fish skin and whip stocks
Nlorocco skins of all kinds for matters md coac, ,
large chaise and Japaned hides
Coach lace, tasscls, fringe, &c.
" 9 handles and BID nds, and floor clo, Garnet
oOo pair black and red mems boys planta ton shoes
richmond manufacture
u col and 100 lbs. icooiier, Stocking uayn.
WILLIAM CRANE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

subscriber offers his to his friends and the
public, as General Commission Merchant He will
also make liberal advances all articles consigned TO
Jos. l. Bloomfield, Esq. New York, far SALE
Jns received per schr Mary Archer, supply of GRO
GhIE for sale (whoiesaie) for cash approved paper;
hey were i III within the last mouth, i'll New upon
moderate terms, and as but small advance asked CITY
3Focers and Country merchants are invited to call and
examine them'i constant Supply will be kept W.
JOHN g. ROBERT,
Cary-sirce,, opposite Columbian Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
rs M.AHgeroN ROUSE.
DRY GOODS.

yNT & D. KYLE & CO. have received by late arrivals
w from New York Philadelphia &c. very extensive
supply of Engi, woollen aud goods, Irish linens
diapers, sheengs and lawns, German and British uens
domestic shectimgs shrtins, plads and checks and
assortment of French fancy goods of every description
They will add their by the arrival of every
Packet from the former place. such supplies will enable
them give their
may please give them call. They forbear Putting,
knowing that assertions nothing. Trial and
comparisons the only tes and they doubt when
these made, that the goods viii compete cieapuess
ami quality with any in the market.
Sent 10 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

lSH r. JACOB MYERS, sir, as you are rot an inhab
I've an' of this STATE, you will please to take notice
thh shaii proceed 10 take the dispositions John Tmbe
lake. jr. and others F!uvanna Courthouse on the
leu tn Monday in Ociobes CHAT being the 22 dav of
the month"; betweem the hours Of nine o'clock A. NJ and the
q" the sun OF the a days and if from any the
taking of the should not be compIeted ON tia ,
ne continued from day 80 day until completed: which dlpc-
stions will be read evidence suit in chancerv depen-
you are defendant. VIM. MANN
18Th Sept. 1927. v1,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
August 18th. 1927.
TIRGL.NLg.

pJitCiLNI.I:
at rules holden in the clerks office Of he superior court
August, 1927:
William Manu. and Samuel Dyer,Jr ph..
against
Thomas T. 8oudiu, eS'or Of David Ross deceased jacob
Myers and Eliza MS wife, John Dnaield and Amanda
his wife, and Walter L. yon;aioe, and George H.
Payne, ado'ors of David Ross Is. and Frederick A.
Ross, dcyisees Of David Ross, deceased, Dnf.
The defendants Jacob hIyers and Eliza his wife, and
Frederick s. Ross, having entered their
and given security according the Of assembly and
Use rules of this court aud it appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they Inhabitants Of this country:
IS ordered, that the said defendants no ppear here on ne
first day 90 the aud the bill Of the ia-
tfs; and that copy % , order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
months successfully, and posted hc front door of the
capitol, IN the said city.
IS , .o~y. rgs.c, yrG,. w IlrvTyG. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

VIE subscriber has us receives large supply OF ma
4 h"g"ny pi"nkS, boards pHnnels and venecs, Newell
posts hand rails counter Ianks aud bannister stuff with
general assortment of figured and plain cloths copal
''is"' carved feet arms scrole stuns, bedsiead posts
ana Nehetiai' blinds; ant is constantly win
the most select Journcymen, cabinet furniture
and sofas of the fashions nd has on hand Tow
good tone" p,Hn"s 2" OF which will ne so! reduced
prices, for cash,"r good paper Also Tor hire AZ The
est notice, neat funeral HEARSE with gentle hcrses
GEORGE HENDREE
Opposite the Merchants Coffee House
sept 1-vts Main Street, Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
D5GsE3CsT.xs

III ne RNiYnond .uangfactory, opposite Ike Union
H+,eL
'hh c'brr resoe"iftiy Informs the farmers aud
pide,s' mat he has nav baud, grea ter variety
Of FLpCGHS than has ever before been oGsred in bi
n''HeI Among which. are McCorucLs ono, two and
''iee H"fse sel-Sha5pe"crs his bashare, with late in
p"'cnienls; Eevercons and the improved barsfare; also
tfeTborn aud othc is; rlougiis, unusually cheap.
aOs - WV. pALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
BROADR0Cg RA,CEs.

NHE Fall Races over the Boadrock Course, wll
X mence on the first Tuesday in October next.
LIST day-A Sweepstake for three years old last sprn.
mile heats, five entries, hundrud dollars each and
closed.
2dday-Proprhtor's Purse $500, two mile heats
81 day-Jockey Club Purse $500, three mile heats
fourth days is calculated on, and are
many fine horses i'll training, good sport may expected
ISHAbi PUCKET'T, Proprietor.
Sent 10 q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

s'JorrTAr, or CoMMERcEn We have received
several numbers OF paper ;yh this title ruF.
lisbed in New York: its appearance is highly credit
able 10 IFS conductors, and its capacious columns are
wei hIed With interesting commercial and niscela-
Heous articles and large share of ahvertisements
Asst excludes all theatrical and lottery advertisements
1t wilt no doubt receive liberal patronage from t,oss
70 whom te sock and busl,in afford no pleasure ar3
link It better TO hold on to the good they haY liiau
risk ii FOR something better-r.N5Ees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
Sent JIG
Tobacco Planters,

a PETITION will he presented the Session of
the Virginia Legislature, praying that the inspectors
an Public Warehouses; shall be required in inspecting
Tobacco, To break III four different parts each hogs
head, in order detect many imposons pr ctised in
pricing: and that certain Warehouses, where such uds
connived at, and where inspectors refused break
Tobacco in such places they Desired do by pur-
chasers, may be suppressed
Sent 19 Q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
NOTICE.

Ii persons having claims against estate o jaime.
n Cooke, deceased, late of Powhaau COUNTY arc
ted to them properly Authenticated ON or
fore the LIST day of December / am now ENGAGED in
tie settlement al my the estate Of the
said James Cooke, deed, bcore COMMISSIONS Of ,6c
Richmond Chancey Court, and shall plead This notice n
bar Of any claim not presented above requested
A. A. GREEN,
Adin'of of James Corke, dec d.
Pow!a:an county, Sept. l3ch. v&f4.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

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Ut Previous to discontiauance OF tlc paper all ar
rearases mus, be paid up. And those who may wish 10
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thy days before the period expires for which they sub
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e " ns though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
ne preerred; and rcmtauces be made through the
fost Office the risk of he Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-22

=, ObONiAL W LSIiDN.
IN We ihiTd number Of TIE American Quarterly
''eYiew recently published in Philadelphia there are
several articles which have ouSeG into With inter.
est but tho one which has especag Attracted our 70
hce' IS hat on the BR5rru CoLoNTAI. AND NAvrsA-
f!oN sfsTTAS; nc LAST J-.icie IN - wok. Il is a