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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
New and Seasonable Goods.

EALL s. MOORE have just received by the Schr.
q IL Fly from New York. the foown ing desirable Goods
beautieu of lace goods consisting of cape
caps, cloaks, peerines, half hdis.
Thread lace edgings and insertinss,
Ginghams, CHILEAN Stripes, striped and plain batiste
Silk and wursted bereses, NC. &c.
superior calicoes cambria, jaconet and null muslS
Plain and figured Swiss and book musns
English and French Silk Hosiery, good assortment
Mems and women's cotton and thread hosiery, do.
Block Italian Lutestriugs, Gro de Naples and
French Frorences, very superior,
English and French Black Bombazines os very superior
quality and colour,
Elack satns, satin !cvanGes and
Black silk camblet, heavy aud good,
Black nankin and Canton Grapes, superior
Black and white cured silks and Bareges
Thread, 4 " II ambrc and hoskin gloves
Long white kid and ,oiseskIn gloves, superior
Very superior yellow and white nankeeus
Morocco tcuies of new and ia ntisone patterns
* large and beautiful assortment of
= s and A Irish Linens, "A and Cd Sheetnss
Sd 10 table Diapers also diaper, crash and iucka-
back towengs, fancy silk and berege hdkts.
Shell tuck, side and curl Combs dressing combs.
IN addition the above, they have, and always keep Oh
hand general of Dry Goods, and receV-
ing fresh supplies by every packet from New York.
Ellne
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
Land foY Sale, Lease. or Rent.

1 TRACT of Land in Spotsylvania county, called
IA Hopewell, fnrmeIly the RESIDENCE of Rev. Mr..
Stevenson decd II contains 48S acres mostly woods;
and upwards of 1uo acres ofvauabe meadow, readily
nc cleared. The buildings comfortable, and suitable
tor ii family.
Also, Tract OF Land near New Glasgow, in Amherst
county, known as the Gehe which Capt. Z. Penn
sides, containing about 1000 well adapted to the
growth Of wheat and tobacco. Fur terms which
Will be accommodating apply JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg, June 27ih, 1927. Ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
TRUST SALE.

virtue of deed of trust, executed by Neil NIcCoull
hI TO the subscribers, bearing date the first day
November, IN the year 1872 and duly recorded in the Office
Il" the county court of Gnochland shall sell the high
est bidder the fourth day of August next if fair bur If
not, then the first fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted
upon the premises, for cash. of land in county
Gnochand, called whitehall, situated the upper Lick
nshnle Creek, containing by destinations hundred and
odd much of the said tract will he sufficient
1" raise the OF fifteen hundred and thirteen dollars
sixty With interest thereon from, lT,i av OF No
yenor, 1919 aud the expenses attending the execution
this The tide is believed good, but acting $
trustees will Only convey such title vested in
by said deed. ROB GRT DOUrHAT.
JOHN G. WILLIAMS.
June fCn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
GENERAL JACKSON.

ORANGE, July y, 1877.
Looking over Blackwood's Magazine to-day i'm tho
Library, found sketch Of the FIVE American Pres;
dents, and also Of the five Candidates tic last elec
lion, written in 1924, by English Traveller /, IL
written with spirit and great impaftiauy, as far az I
am able 10 jndge Speaking Of the character Of Cen
jackson, he says,
"iTe is man Of very reaolute and desperate tenn.
per- so determined and perseYorng that hayinr rc,.
uudcrtshed measure, he will carry it through roI
or wrong; 30 absolute, that he will endure ne Their on
position nor remonStrance. Tie has powerful par;y
in bis favor; but his enemIIs arc also very no,1rl
and ready to go all length TO prevent his election
The General has gone through every stage of political
cnd active service i{e has hecn srcccsS.s!- y4aqe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
Patent Spring Saddle.

~ UGH has been SAID in recommendation Oft @.
I'VE Prettyman's PATENT SPRING SADDLE: |
think 1t the best invention have ever SEEN for case
TO the rider and durability. have made but go all
OF which have given entire satisfaction. Ifthe patent
saddles purchased Of me- do prove 10 be verv
the purchaser shall be at liberty TO return the same
after the first trial, and viii return the money
Ihaye constantly on band, best plain and sl,aGed
Saddles, patent spring without An elegant assorl-
men OF plated and polished steel curb and suahle bits:
English bride leather and martngalcs plated and no.
lshed steel siirrup oGs spring do carriage gig and
Jersey wagon harness; whips aud spurs-which | will
sell low for cash approved PAPER.
DAVID JACKSON,
May "2~T:9 .Iaia Street,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
June SS6
Valuable Property for Sale.

FHNE subscriber is anxious sell that valuable Farm,
situated in the county of Spo,srivania, ujiou the
Massapomix liver, called Eastern View INNER resi-
deuce of the late Enhert S. Chew. This Farm is five
miles below Fredericksburg, and contains recent
vey, one thousand forty aud half acres About $50
acres OF the Tract is cleared and the greater part
land, inferior to in its vicinity The residue is hea-
Willy tmbcrcd, with oa hickory, pine walnut, the soil
The land 10 we'll watered and has valuable me adow
ground upon H. There good rs apples, peach
es, cherries, NC with variety of other choice fru;
trees, planted within few lie improvements
the Farm are highly valuable; they large nn,,
commodous brick dwelling house, rcceny erected, wifi;
all other convenient houses for the accommodation Of
large iamy kitchen, icebouse overscers house. houses
ior negroes all perfectly large garen beautifully
ad OH, well OF pure water, with good springs the
mousse aie among the numerous advantages OF this
! ihc dwelling house is handsomely situated a mount
well improved, and ovcrooks all that portion Farm
wi!ch is cleared and can be cultivated. Upon the Farm
Is mill almost new, with pair of stones, corn
ara the other Tor wheat; also, machine for breaking and
grinding Plaster of Paris the mill has extensive custom
ana gnds throughout the year unless The is ul-
commonly dry. The society around is unexce pouab.e
and the healthness of the on together with its
suy to the best market in the country,
1t worthy the attention of any wishing comfortable
country residence.
Iorins OF sale accommodating Those wishing pur-
chase Will apply TO Robert Stanard, Esq residing in Rich
mono, or TO the subscriber in Frederick sbnvg.
JNO. JAS. CHEW, Ex or
June - wit of r. :. Chew, dec d.
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Curies-Neck Land for Sale.

fHE Plantation which reside, called Tiinra rs,
"a containing 692 acres lying James River in Hen
rico county, ID miles below Richmond, for sale; nd all
those disposed TO purchase earnestly requested
on the subscriber, who Will show the land, aud known
the terms. This estate is cnr,,nbcrcd deed Of trust
he object is pay it of. The satisfactory cvien-
ces as 10 title will be given. II is useless
description e this estate, its advantages
hish state CT Improvement wei! inovm and in the
hands OF man of capital, might improved to an exie;
equal TO That of any other in Virginia.
JOHN q. MOSBT.
i!i:narS. li;h Anril 1927. IOt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

~ ollCE--i "rcwaru all persons from cuttinr Wood
= upon my piece of land of IS acres, and eX,euduo
from the road to The north of piece formerly N
WIN MackepzeS, to C0lenans line, bounded on Tire Eas,
NY piece OF Land formerly the property OF late Mr. Ar
choald Blair, aud on the West by the Hermitage Tract
Any person giving legal evidence against any rcrsnn or
persons guilty OF the said offence, sha be considered BIZ me
90 having done me considerable give the
notice III regard TO Of laud in Duvas addition and
numbered 'n his plan 227, 223 and 229I will eit!,, sell
or lease ioF term OF the above parcels of land nd
also acres more or less Richmond tIl with frict
dwelling house upon 1t, aud very Gear the City: the soil is
of good quality. "
For Rent that large and valuable Lot and Iorsc- On
Gary Street. at present occupied by Mr. James Wallace
and also the three story Brici Tenement ON Iii Size,
uear Mayos B'dge Possession Of both properties 10 m
had on the 1st Of October rcxtI will sell on
terms, The whole auy part Of the above property
also the Lot l4th Street, running back 10 yirsn,o
Street, aud adjoining the property Of Mr. RI. L. Wight
49, JAMES INNES.
Richmond, May 18th, 1927. WIN,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
Ten Dollars Reward.

an a"ag from The employment of the subscriber
IA about four montfs since DARK r,nlaito ,na, h.
Inc pane OF Mathew Parsons, whom hired of Mr.
anderson OF Williamsburg: he is about five feet two or
three inches IN height, squints in one eve and is much
DOW legged and pretty much PoCkpited ia the face 10
TecolIected 1t is supposed he is lurking in some OF
me neghooriug counties OF Richmond perhaps he is
IN the employment Of the Dismal Swamp Company
me above reward viii be given any person who will
ueiNer me said boy or rather man to in Richmond
June grit WILLIAM FLACKsKOM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA. WEDNESDAY, AUGUSTA Iso7
William Neale & Co.

Have just received by the Exit, from New York and
Emily Davis, from Philadelphia considerable addi-
tonal supply of new and beautiful GOODS, and much
Under usual prices. They consist in part the following
articles, viz
a large assortment French silk batstcs, a uclu crJ
splendid article
Elegant gauze hk!s.
Do silk do }i ~
Satins, silks, modes, side combs
Tuck combs thread laces
Grass cambrics, for bonneis
large and beautiful assortment prints entirely new
style.
ALSO,
bales Cd India mating for carpetng
And are in daily expectation OF further supplies goods
July 81 Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
CTEROkEES.

The following is an extract of letter, giving brief
account o! journey made through the country Of the
Cherokee indians.
:''Te many Indians, and half breeds who live
in comfort and abundance, In coed bouses o! brick
stone and wood W saw several houses built OF he.yi
stone superior TO any we had seen before. The
people seemed 90 have tnGrey tban the whites in
our settlement; they are better clothed. The women
were weaving. The cuitivatns corn, and raising
beef and pork in abundance butter and milk every
where.
awe at an election for delegates among the
Chcrokees, 10 form = Consultation. They were order.
iy and well behaved. No whshey allowed
Md. {qi.
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NEW GOODS.

TTaIJ rEIISON has received by the Planter and
a. d other late arrivals, fresh assortment OF the most
shouable and desirable GOODS, of the latest inporia
on which he is euab!c to offer at very low prices Tor
CASH
Plaid and striped CHILEAN dresses
u. do ba,is,e and grass caubrcs. nc and
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded Grecian stripes
Striped and plaid cambria gimsham
London printed cambri g, assorted
Black Italian iustriny: sup quaiiy
Heavy black Nankn and Mandarin lustTins
Satin evan,ine and company sat,ins
Figured and plain Gro de Naples, asserted
BLACK white and colored sattins part very superior
t,nlorcd and black Florence and MIarceIinc silks
Superfne puncee (for ladies' riding dfesSes)
Very superior Mandarin grapes
Uub.eached Ir!ia grass cloth
"a F,enck merinu bpmbaZnc
Black Fad mixed hastings aud cfcassiaus
Bro.n nd white French billings, assorted
Is;al name chop Bankeeu
white and colofed MarSeilics veS;ins
London sup- Ifne cloths and cassmcres assorted
PLAN and striped horeniiues aud Jeans
Ga checked and striped cambricS aud acouets
ii aud Cd book, null, iaconet and Swiss muslins
Dicl tamboured and floss worked do
swiss and India null robes and scarfS
Rich worked jaconet and cambria robes
Drab and bnA cambria for bonnets
Floss worked book, null and jaconet trimming
SupeGine and fine cam5rc and furniture Gim,y
superior assortment Of thread aces, edguss and tim
nIngs
Bobbnes and gimp accs, assorted
d4 and Sd plain and tamboured bobbinet lace
Rich lace peerincs, capes, collars, hdkfS. Gays
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
White and black lace veis part very superior
Black, white and green gnuze wells
Blrege nd Cisos dc Naples hdkfs. assorted
Fine and super6ne thread cambria hikfs.
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
English and German cotton and thread 10
superior assortment rs md 4-4 Irish linens
, and Cd shee;ings, of various qualities
Long lawns and superior BIRDS eye diatcr
Sd, 81 and lO-4 table diaper nd damask
Scotch nd German oznaburgs and ticklenbures
Cotton and thread iichiugs, assorted
Thread and cotton cheeks assorted
Bleached & unbleaci;cd domestic srnrs & sccc;,n,
Common and superfne domestic plaiis and strpe.
With great variety Of other desirable goods vb;cb
renders the assortment complete.
June %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
FEMALE TUITION.

"A YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS of obta lining situation
IN as teacher i'll family. She is qualified to give iu-
stfucton in Music, Drawing, Needle and in all the
branches of an English Education. For particulars,
luire of the Rev. John Kerr, Richmond.
July 2l wSt+
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EDWIN JAMES.
7morg hc Good e2srcd for safe lie f1loyipg nr.,cs:
Best London blue bacE brown, olive, green and ixcd
cloths and cassnees
armeH chop, long company short yellow and blue
Roueu ca ssimcres, blark Terno Cd bcmbazlnes
Black hastings, ciroassians and Deumark sat,ii5
French hemp, brown, and London plain white and ribbed
billings
Stout India mixed silk canbcts, mixed Frcnc! jeans and
circasSians
Plain and figured black noreni;ucs
Plain aud figured white aud printed London HIarsefl!es
Cd new style berregcs and CHILEAN stripes
Plain and figured and watcrei Gro tG Mans Of almost
every coo,r
French forcnccs aud !ustriugs do do do
Best black Italian usugs and $ aud Cd superor black
modes
Richly worked and Gouuccd Swiss muslin robes
i!aIn and bsurFh Canton, Eankin and Mandarin era pes
and craze robes
Cambric jacOnsts, book and null muslins in g. figured
Thread accs and edgngs aud bnbbnct Iace and vciis
Rich barge scarfs aud hdkfs. fancy silk shawls
Black aud Colcurcd oiubaSCtts and black bomba2jncs
good assortment OFgngbamS and fancy prints
Tortoise tuck, neck and side combs
Brazilian do do do
3-l ii and Cd garment and furniture di,ni;;es
Umbrellas aud Iarnso,s
large assortment Of ribbons and rich sasfc5
"A and Cd bed tickGgs, balls spool set p~s
Brown and bcHchrd iriins & sfeeiings, uIaid doescs
German oznhhurgs, tickleihrgs and burlaps
swing, toilet and mantle glasses, sc. &c. sc.
We have n'ndc such arrangements will, our house in Few
tuiE, ne viii enable obtain the best terms po
every article ~ line .vir shall receive throughout
the season in such quantities viii render our assortment
at all times good and commanding.
EDWIN JAMES & co.
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH.

a. The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published ilcice
resek, (Fedaestays and Satdays0 at jre dollars per
0!i'i;ta,, payable in adrance.
a. Preoious to dscottinnance Of the pepper, all
must he paid Up. 4ad those rto may IRISH 10
disconue mW noty tie Editors TO that effect, at least
tairty days before Ike period eepires for ehich they sab
scrideG.
IL For ai0ertsnS-75 cents square Cor iess) for the
rrt insertion, ant 80 cents for each conference.-the
zn6er Of insertions be noted he MS. 0ierise
they oiu be continued and charged accordingly.
W M letters 10 the Editors ttsbe postpaid, or they
1riltreceivc no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

Parasofs, Looksng-G Glasses, and Unl5reiius.
a FRESH supply of each, opening this day, by
iLbiADI NEALE 6 co.
July 81 -
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Gle Constitutional eatbt9.

Extract ofa Leiter from n member ofMc Greek Com
na,ttee an London, to Dr. HIN. Thornton, of the
C'iy Of Washington.
Ihe Porte will not listen to any overtures for tue
pacrlcaton of Greece, though strenuously urged by
the Eug!ish and the Russian Ambassadors Constan
tinople In tie, mean time, the Turks reinforce
ing their armies II Greece, which disciplined af-
ter the European manner. There will be des-
perate hghtins but, stated in the proclamation of
Lord Cochrane, the siege of Athens is raised and At
ca is free frntn the presence of the enemy The
ergy oil Lord Coclrane if he be provided with money
aud provisions, will accomplish mucfi already he has
ahecfed union OF the two Greek Assemblies. Gen
erai Church, an excellent and experienced officer, will
command al! the land forces, and the brave active,
and rcrsever'og Col Fa6vier commands in the Aero
polls of Athens The hopes of Greece revived,
i. may be prophecy verified by events that the
TURKS viii, within twenty years. be driven from Con-
stani!aopie AM! compelled retire their Asiatic
TeFritoriesn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

LERAH CoLBURY. the mathematical genius Whose
wonderful power of computing numbers asonisied the
iera Of Europe is minister of the gospel in the
Methodist coDnexion in Norwich
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FaRyuERs' BANK OF VIRGLNI.4.


VENHE President have declared dividend
T. OF and half per the Capital Stock, FOR
the last six months, which will be paid tine Stockholders
after the 18Th instant. WIN. NEKERVIS, Cashier
Sd July, 1927. 1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

BANK OF V!RGL.HL.4, July Cd, 1927.
rI'aE President and Directors have this day declared
dividend of two per the Capital Stock of the
hank fnr the last half year. which will be paid the 18th
instant. St w. cambridge, Cashier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

The following voyages have been performed from
New Orleans to Louisville 1880 miles against rapid
current 10y the steamboats, named below, within the
last Spring and present Summer, to Wit:
Tecumseh, C days 2 hours
tiuntress, 8 days 10 hours
Lexington. days q hours
Patriot, days % hours.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

Cnnt2n.-The Boston Palladium is informed by
gentleman from Canton. that tie late strife between
some boats there, considered trillipg affair; and
was not expected to disturb the American business at
that place. He does not think any person was kill
ed. Letters thence, TO March 10 are silent on the
subject.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
DRY GOODS,

which they have just received by the late arrivals from,
New York Philadelphia and Bnston. md which are offered
for RASH to the public reasonable The business
Will be conducted under the firm of Edr james & Co.
FLEMING JAMES.
JOSEPH SHEPPARD JAMES
EDWIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

american h'gen,sisy-NIr Perkins has been enga-
ged by the French government 10 build steam artillery
piece OF ordnance is to throw GO balls of pounds
each, III minute with the correctness of rifle musket
nnskct rs TO tie attacked to the steam generator for
dischagng stream of lead from the basin of fort:
II Is 10 throw from one hundred Ia thousand bullets
IN minute, as occasion may require. 4 series of
satisfactory experiments has taken place Greenwich
attended by The French engineers, appointed for the
purpose by the Duke dAngouleme, with of his aids
and Prince Polignac. Lord Wellington remarked,
that country defended by this kind of artillery would
never be invaded. Lord Exmouth, after witnessing
few showers of lead, said he believed the time would
crme, when a steam gun boat, with guns in. her
pow, con'c conquer any line Of battle ships and sir G.
Cockbnrn said, the mischief of il was would be TO
natIoTs what the pistol was TO dueliists- would bring
strong aud weak on a level -LOadon Paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01

IS NE subscribers have taken tile house recently occLned
& by alessrs. Thos. & Richard Crouch & Go. au2 are
now opening handsome assortment, comprising almost
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-01
New Dry Goods Store.

Fiimans. lf.h Anril, 1927.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-27
New and Desirable Goods.

Ed l. & MOORE have lust received bv the las,
81 arrivals from New York and Philadelphia. their
supply FALL and WINTER II ~GOODS-com.
P'ising almost every article adapted TO the whole sale
or retail trade Of this city. They have ON hand ard
o'ier TOR sale the following articles, which constitute
comparatively a very small portion of their prcsen,
stock:-
Blue, black olive, brown, craret, cadet and steel mixed
cloths,
Do heavy drab for great coats,
Blue, black, gold aud steel mixed, fawn and he.,t drab
cassiiDeIes,
Blue, brown, fawn and other pc,isse cloths.
tearnansht, mapped cottons,
Rose, point and London, dunIe blankets.
An assortment OF scperdne and low priced satinetts,
Rogers patent flannel,
Also a general assortment of white, yellow, crimson.
scarlet and green 1annels,
Floor and booking baizes,
BOmbaXircs, bumbaZstts,
Striped and PLAID circassians,
Crimson, scarlet, orange and blue meriro CLOTHS.
DO same colours circassians for c~hildren's wear,
Piain, striped and fig. gros de Naples, conprisiuo al
most every colour,
Black Italian N'antua. and double Frenol. Fiorences,
Rich, heavy satins for ladies' dresses, teiisses and claaks
an entirely new and fashionable article,
Silk and worsted bcrcgas and batiistes,
Black modes, Italian grapes,
4 general assortment OF ccioured satins and Florences,
SuPeriine,d dark. Londor: prints, and ginghams,
CaInbricks, IaconetIs, null, book, S iss and India mus.
Inns, both, plain aud figured,
Richly worked jactoret robes,
Inserting and scollop trimmings and Iiorrces.
Apron and furniture checks,
Bed-ticking, brown and bleached domestfcs,
Garment, carpbnck and furniture dim;ucs,
Cotton fringcs, sc.
ALSO,
aIerino ard cashmere long shawIs and ldkfs
Thread gimp and bohbinet laces
! y handsome assortment of bohbinet lace veIls. Games
caps, paleriies and i:dkfs
silk and game hdkfs
Bonnet, sash and belt ribbons
SILK, cotton and wors,ed hosiery
Bandanna, dag and Italian hdkfs
irish 'incns, lawns and sheetings
Line? cainhrIcBs ard csmorick iahrdk erchiefs
Umbrellas, toilette glasses
White, scarlet, black and coiouied ,iarning worsted
yarn, &c.
All Of which having teen selected with the utmost
care, Will be sold on accommodate ting terms for cash.
Oct. II If