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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-04-20
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AZ rules holden liz the clerks Office OF the superior cour, nj
chancery for the Richmond district ,h day of March,
1897 ~ '
William Petit, P,,
against
Edward Lane ana John Eou!Gs, DTS
The defendant Edward Lane, not hayiua cHtrrra
MS appearance aud given security according to tire
act ot assembly and the rules this court and il M
nean by sasla; story evidence. that not an inat,
ant o this country: is ordered, that defendant
d" appear here the frs, day the next term and an
swer the bill of the pia 'f; and copy order
De i"thw eth inserted in wspaper Published in the
city oi R'cmcnd fer two months succesvey aud posted O,
Ue trent door of the capitol in the 81 I'd city.
Is copy. Teste Ip.U. ". VE.TiJTIr, c. c.
j'iRiiiyfi.q:
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior cuirs
c! chancery for the Richmond district, the sab day of
March, 1877.
Edward r. Chambers, pr
against
john '" o. Hardy, s. Hardy, an Edward s. Wnn DIX:
The defendants John w. G. Handy and S. Hardy. mt
having entered their appearance given security accor
"S to tho act of assembly and the rules of this court md
u appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are not t-
PENDANTS do appear here the first day of the next tern,
an" answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that copy Of
hiS order oe forthwith inserted IN newspaper pblish
Gu In the city of Richmond, for months sccessyc
ana posted al The foEi door OF the capitol in the said
city. " WV ~
l8 copy. Tes,c, H-N ". HENIS1G, CO
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OHIO y 5ne-Thirty barrels OF wine have been made
Hon lc grapes OF tic country, by farmer near Dav.
ton, Ohio; and one near Germantown made one INN
dTcd barrels. Culiiv1ten would doubtless improve
our native grapes. The market price of tue vine ;s
So per barrel.
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The s9,fN Por prevails to an alarming derreo a.
snowfall, iMd.) Upwards Of one hundred and twsnt,
persons are afflicted with this Ioathsome disease am
abont thirty have alien victims 10 Il.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
PUBLISHERS OF THE LAWS.

The resolution offered by MIR. Saunders, some
days since, being taken mp for consideration
Mr.. F. Johnson of Kentucky. resumed the
course Of his remarks; and, having continued
them Tor some time, wa. interrupted by the ex
pration ofthe hour allotted to the consideration Of
resolutions.
Mr. Houston moved that the rule on this sub
jec, be suspended, at least until the gentleman
should have finished his remarks.
The motion nega,ived.
GEORGIA MILITIA CLAIM.
The House then, on motion of Mr.. Cook, went
into Committee of the Whole on the state of the
Union. Mr.. Bartlett, in the chair. the Military
Appropriation Bill, and the question being on the
following amendment, moved yesterday by Mr..
Vance:
" For the settlement Of the claims of the Militia
OF Georgia, for services rendered during the years
IIS2, 3. and 4, sgreeably to the estimate Of Con-
slant Freeman, and to be paid under the sanction
OF The Secretary OF War, one hundred and TWEEN
ty-nine thousand three hundred and seventy fly e
dollars and six,y-sIx cents"
The question being then taken, the amendment,
moved by Mr.. Vance, for the payment of the
Seorsia Militia Claim, was adopted. Ayes 73,
Noes 62.
Mr.. Dwight moved to fill the blank in the fol-
lowing item, viz: g for defiaying the expenses
incidental TO making examinations and Surveys
author zed by the act Of 30th April, 1924, -
dollars" with the sum of $50 800.
Mr. Nives, who had yesterday proposed to
strike out this entire item. expressed his in-
ten'ion TO defer that motion until the bill should
me into the House, in order TO avoid elayin it's
passage through the Committee The question
oeing put on this amendment, the Ayes were so
the Noes AZ. no quorum having vo.ed the
question was again taken, when the amendmen,
was adopted, Ayes ~, Noes 81.
On motion OF Mr.. Dwight, an appropriation O,
500; being balance due 10 the Superintendent
OF the Cumberland road, was agreed to by the
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Cooke, the APPROXIMATION for
the Contingencies of the Army was reduced from,
$1,000 TO $40 600.
Mr. Cooke moved to amend the item g. for nav
oil the army and subsistence of officers in such a
inaoner as TO include the allowance of double ra
''ons, except to officers commanding ga,risons and
military pos,s''
on this motion considerable discussion was had
between Mes-r-. Cooke, M'Lane of Del, Cook,
Dwighr, Forsyth, Webster, Vance and Stoors.
which resulted in the adoption of Mr.. Cookies
amendment, with an understanding tina, the Chair
man OF the Committee of Ways and Means should
ascertain. with more precision, the state of the
lawso on this whole subject and be prepared 10 state
that information on Monday nexr.
The Committee then rose, and repor,ed the bill
as amended wherenpon,
The House adjourned.
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frontiers OF Georgia and Florida. thirty mine thou
sand two hundred and sixty dollars and sixty
cents"
Mr.. G. briefly stated the circumstances of the
case and the Judgment of the President, to whom
il had been submitted.
The amendment was adopted.
The motion prevailed.
Whereupon, the Committee rose accordingly,
reported progress, obtained leave to sit again.
And the House adjourned.
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Supreme Court of the United STATE,

4ierander D1nlnp andthe heirs ofsps DUNLAP Vs. Lo1
Dunlap Appeal from Circuit Coutt mo jsict M CRIT
Justice mrshsli delivered the opin, Of ,s C,o,,, Derr..
Of The Ctcui, shrued, sah cost ''
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Mr.. Cook moved TO fill The blank with one hun
dred and seventy thousand. Mr.. e. went into a
general re'apitulation OF the history Of this road
rom its commencement. lie said that the pfoper
policy 10 be observed by the Government, in re-
Ianon TO ii,'vss not TO proceed, in the case of
Fortihca'ions, by sppropriaing millions at time
or by granting half milIions, in the case Of the
Navy, but TO proceed gradually, yet in such man
nsr that the road should be complete 10 the public
lands, before those lands had been disposed Of -
All that was asked by the People OF the Yves,
was, TO perseyere in that policy.
MIR. Ingham inquired whether this appropriation
was to complete the road any further than had
been authorized by law, and he was answered in
the negative.
MIR. Forsyth wished to understand whether This
appropriation YVES intended to render legislation on
me subject unnecessary. His inquiry also wa
answered in the negative.
Mr. Woods Of Ohio, stated The present conJi-
ton Of this work, from which il appeared tb,
iofty-nine miles Of the road, between Wheeling
and GAINESVILLE, were completed, and would be
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New and Desirable Goods.

"a ALI & MOORE have last received he ~. ,,,,
arrivals from New York and Phiiadeipi,a, their
supply .! thi-i-an WiNTER DRY G~OODS-co,n.
'ilsin@ almost every article adapted 10 the wholssa,.
or rciaii trade of this city. Tley have on hand and
"her 'oi sale The following articles, which constitute,
Stock "
blue, black, "hyc, brown, clasct, cade; and steel miyc,i
cloths,
Da heavy dtab for great coats.
Blie, black, gold and steel mixed, fsy,n and I;~h; dr.,
cassiIne, O.,
ntnc' h'"%"' fawn and other peiissc clp;he,
Ecaf'aHg!t, Happcd cattons,
Hose, point and Lnrdou. dunie blankets.
Aa assortment Of srpefd;ie and low priced ssiinc,,s,
i!oGeta' paIei.t ilaUnei,
A.'o I general assortment of white, yellow, crimson,
.ca''et and green laHuels,
Floor aud booking ha!zes,
i;onlbsziucs. hon!bazciis,
Striped ar, PLAID Circassians>
tfi'n>":i, scaric', orange aud blue neiino cloths,
20 same co:cuts circasaidns for childrelrs wear.
Plain, striped a,.i Gg. glos dc Naples, co,nnrisinr al
rluas every colour,
Black i'aitsi. Man,ua. and double Freucf Florences,
"i%h, heavy s.in,s io' iadies'dresses, fc!isses and cIllks,
an eniIfeiy new and fashionable al licic,
Six ami w0rsted barcgcs and batiis;cs,
Black nudes. tta!ian Grapes,
4 genera assort,ncn;o f colourod satins and I-lorenccs,
taTiDrichs, iaconetts, niIlI, hook S,siSs and India MIS-
Inns, both t;ain and figured,
Richly worked lacaorcI ,obes,
Inserting a"d sce!iop trimmings ana l.uneos,
Apron nai furniture CAcc..s,
He.i~ti,kInr. CROWN aRathicac!,od dor,ostics,
"a'Hnent, ca'nb-Irjt ana furniture .din.nics,
Cotton hinges, sc.
ALSO,
Ncrino and cashmere long sftav Is a1l hiI;-;
Thread gimp aGd h0bbirci iacce
u aancHsoine assortment OF bobhEcL Lace wells, can,s
CAPS, poI:rjncs aaL !idkis
SjIts and gaGzs hckGs
HaGnct, sash ara belt ribbons
Sl!;s, co;in:l aoi worslcI Iiusicsv
l>anianna, fi,g and Italian in!hts
irish hnc0s, lawns aDt si,ccfircx
Linen cambr;cks ard camhrck handkerchief
t'"brelias, toilette glasses
White aca'iel, black and co!ca,'ca d,rn;ug morstcd
Yasn, sc.
Ai'of winch having bees selected witb ;.e utn,ast
care, wis! be sold Oh accommodating terms for cash.
o.. II
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LEWIS -TiNII}ERLARE
H.'ing oPeogl he priteipai part qCh,s
Fancy and StaDIe Dry Gnnds.

ScL!c!rs The attention q! ms friends and the puGfic.
- tcc"ii aud examine them. lie feels confident, M
TIE selection, no stoi . III the CITY can slrrass IT: and =
positive determination thai none shall undet.cli him i,
the aggregate. hmcpg The ~aTlc!4s now l.Icred iof
sale, atc-
Sup. bioe, black, olive and Oxiorl !oi<inre, and otae,
ia,hionabic cloths ard oas.imeics
F.! aides habii. peiisse and merinn cloils
Negro clothing CONSISTING OF kersoys, plains, linscy:
AID napt coiinns
ves'ings Of he newest and most fashionable poi,arns
Figured and PLAIN G:o de Maps, in sreat varieties
Fiorenccs. satin levsniines, itali9n iGsitiigs
Saiins. modes, Grape iIssc. garizes, various colours
Ha;'''ie' b"rege ard Gier!an robes, splendid assert.
HaLdna nets, Ampc,iH cranes
Nankin, Canton and Italian cranes
iT'ner'ai mere, i'ibit, ba'ege, Grenad!ne, ~rlarafai,
Gnuzc and s,l fancy l.dkG.
HleTino. Cashmere ana Ginning shawls auh scars
While aud black lace wells and hdG!s.
Pele;ines, capes ard figured lace DO.
BYh5Inct laccs and quilting
!, . ani 6 : figured aud plain bobbincL
Figured and plan SWISS and mil muslins
Famh!ics, iaconets ard beck rnuslrs
eiinGhams, caijcos ard ca,nurIc prints, beautiful
C1cassian rlaids and stripes
Tal.nu riatIs ard cau,bIcts
Engl,s6 and i5cocl six hosiery
"orsted. lambs wool, Angola and cotton hosiery
NFasF 5icacliod linens and Irish shee'Iugs
Hombazlnes and boinbazcfs, co!ouied and black
Cambria and furniture dmilics
Ribbons cF every description aud superior oualitv
COl0Ured anil white domestic. satiiaels and checks
Rose, point ard dulle blankets;
Win tDapj other articles rot enrmeratrd. Hr tEe
next arrivals, / shall receive al additional supply to
complete the assorjment: among them. viii tie extra
sup fashionable Cloths and !ia'an Nets.
PINGLSI4:
1T rules, holden in the clerks Office Of Tic suoerirr
court Of ciancery Tor 'ho Richmond district, tic Sd
day ofSep;cm5or, 1871:
Beverley Is. Browne, Fielding 4. Browne, and Ortis &.
Browne, Bls
against
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N virtue of a deed nf trust executed The 9th day of AIay
n 1896, by Wade Moshy the elder, aud Susannagi his
wife, 10 the subscriber and others, which deed is of record
IN the clerks Offices o! the county courts Of the counties OF
ltenrico and Powlatan, I shall sell III front of the Eaale
Hotel in the city of Richmond, On Monday, the 10Th of
December next, at 10 O'Clock, tho following property ia med
IN said deed, viz. one-ninth Of the interest owned by Wade
htcsby, Jr. in a certain parcel of land lying near the Old
Market house, on Main street, in the city of Richmond,
aud for which n suit is now pending in the superior court
OF law tor Henrico county Also, all the interest the said
Wade Mosby the elder, has in a claim To a tract of lai nd
of between D and 6NO acres, lying on the Ohio river, be-
tween the mouths OF Big Sandy aud Little Sandy rivers,
III the county of Gseemup and State of Kentucky. The
winle OF this land is first rate bottom land, and have no
doubt a great bargain may be bought in il.
TEams-6, IL and l8 months credit, bonds with an
proved security, aud Il deed of trust on the property 10
secure the payments. l Will convey only such title as is
vested ia me as trus,ee.
. Oct 10Th, l82I.-lSt WI. w. MOSEY, Trustee.
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PUBLIC SALE.

Z = y vmtue OF a deed Of trust cSrcutcd by Richard X.
lGE Joues Of Chesterfield, 10 the Subscribers, ON The Icll,
Jay of june. i"-1, aud recorded in the clerks Office OF
An'clia, Gor purposes thereia iuuutinucd, we shall proceed
'o sell, AT public auction, on. the promises, 10 the highest
aidieF, fer cash, on Saturday the eighth day % December
next, at II "'rlnck, NJ. the Plantation in amelia where on
:tr said Richard X. jones' formerly resided, continuing a
aout 6Mo acres, together with al! the appurtcn#uces there
unto EripHgiAE. on So much thereof AS Will br necessary To
RAISE smG amount now due upon the trust deed aforcsa III.
win tha costs ami expenses at executing the trust. Such
THE as is vested j" the subscribers viii be conveyed, which
= believed IN be !nd!apmtabic. GEORGE IVES.
SENON l.. MORGAN.
Nov.T nor
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BE P~LEASANTs s. sNIITII.

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week, wednesdays and Saiugdays0 at five dollars pt
annuin, payable in advance.
a. Previous to a dicOm,inuance OF the paper, all ar
rearases mus, be paid up. Aud those who may wish 10
discontinue, will notify the Editors to ihat effect, at least
thirty days before tie period expires Tor which they sub
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the states VIII be received in payment for subscription to
the wing, though Virginia or Z. States Duuk Notes would
~ rfele'ted; ani renaissance eau be made through The
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Clover Hill for cease.

NhJ!LL be offered for lease on The promises. 10 the
~ highest bidder, on Thursday The 18th day OF
November next, if fair, ii not the next fair dav there
aher, That we'll known stand C!orer nh 7aoera,
situated in the extreme western point of the Comfy
OF Prince Edward, and on the main western road. a
long which the Richmond aud Ly nc!.buig stages pass
DAILY Except S~nndays,) twenty thee miles bclo,; te
latter town.-This establishment has been erected at
expenoe, having all necessary houses.
which are nearly new and in good repair. The stu.
alton is very healthy and The stand moi. inferior to aDv
III the section of country in w.icil it is located
ALEXANDER PATTERSON.
Oct. 90-ot
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90 Dollars Reward.

E-e AZ away, in July last, from the estate Of The late
so Jus. w, Harper and TLos. Field, lying in The
N"un'y OF Hfunswick, a negro man named GEORGE.
purchased by the said Harper of Jno. Young, Jr. OF
;"e county OF piiw'do'e. lie is about ) feet 8 or Q
inches tail; very black. of a duwncast countenapce
an" has the appearance of having had the small nox.
"a more particular description Of Bin no, reco,lrctca.
| WIZ give Tie above reward provided lac is delivered
. me, 10 the county OF southampton, or 10 my bro
'her Joseph w. Harper, OF 10 Capt. Thomas Field, of
me county Oh bInwiddie. Should, however, the above
named runaway be confined in any Jail in he State, Sc
'nStd get him again. l will only give Sl5.
TIfOAi.4S j. HARPER,
.4"'ar. IF Josept ". Ha,pcr, dec.
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Public Sale Of NEGROES and Stock

8 G me IAN day of next month, December, ir fair, 9th
~ efwise The next fair day. we shall sell 10 the h,u,,s,
,'"e,' :, ha'tn"s, the late residence of William Doug
90 az " III u county u. New Keut, near Providence
ro.Se III ~ residue of the estate of said deceden,, con.
s,Ni.ns al about hi'een Negroes, among them IA good Black
a"''''' me stock OF Mules, Cattle, Sleep and HOGS
80 oi 'e NEGROES will DC sold lnr cash. The other
IIoVe''y On SIN months credit. Atth same time aud Mace.
n'een or twenty othe, Negroes will be sold for cash. A
n'nng them some likely boys ard giris.
NOV, li-6t THE
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Tobacco Planters.

4 PETITION will he presented to the next Session OF
the Virginia Legislature, praying that the inspectors al.
al! Public Warehouses, shah he required, III inspecting
I"hacco, tn break il ia forr iiiereut narts of eaci, hors-
head, in order to detect ,Ae mauy impositions psactised in
llrizing: aud that Certain Warehouses;, where such frauds
are connived at, aud where Inspectors refused to break
Tobacco i'll such places as they are desired to do by per-
chasers. may be suppressed.
Sent ~
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SUPERIOR GOODS.

y HAVE received a beautiful assortment OF rich worked
Il swiss collars, capes and pe,etines, of tie laies, style
Bobbinet lace dresses, We is, htkfs. collars, caps, piiereues
and capcs
a large assortment of thread aud blond ,accs 6 edo ;ngs
Extra snpcrd"e worsted hrrege, assorted co!ors
Piaid and plain Gros de Naples siias
b!ack Italian lus'rinss and company satins
Ricri"o and beregc shawls aud hdkGs.
Scafiet, blue, lemon ard other hIe,iuo cloths
Rogers patent Alsiinn flannel, warranted not TO shrink
Real camois' hair (matcr moof) cam.ct, OF superio
quality. for cl"aks, with many other desirable
goods, FOR sale q; low prices.
Oct tG-ts uAII Nry,cou
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he.oND, Virginia, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Of, lso7.

HioMAS NELSON has removed 10 that pleasantly
IL situated Tenement adjoining the " ashin ing ton TIA
.ef"' about 90 yards above the Capi.o, Square. where
WIS. .'eison is prepared 10 accommodate Ladies aud
"en'ie'ncn with Board, Sc. by the day, week month
or year. She VIII be glad to accommodate j po--
ton OF the Members OF the Legislature.
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Mississippi Lands fer Sale.

a PLANTATIONS situated about fifteen miles a
" boye Eaton R"nge, Old the LEFT bank of the Miss,s.
sippi, consisting OF
One Iho"sn0d and Eighty .qrpeais;
said plantation has a front OF II Arpen,s on the river s
Is adjoining Tie fTiucipa! landing of the settlement,
i'om winch Cotton IS shipped. 90 tns tract there are
one hunlred or more aces of cleared Iand-onc
large Dwelling House, with six rooms-Co,tcn Gin.
Nall, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins SC, (easily repaired. y
ii.c titles TO The above lands are irdisputabic, and a
warranty deed will be given If required.
ATso-Oue Tnousaad .4rpenLs;
situated on Tbcmpsona Creek III Tue plf.s ii Of Eelici-
ana, onc and i half miles from the river Alississi pf;, sc
ven miles from the town OF st. i'rancisv,ilc. Part of
Ibis tact consists of Flow bottoms, probably 900 acres:
"n said tract there are about fifty acres. CLEARED scrle
years 7iace, bntsrowuur:- Either The whole or one half
of This tract will be sojd ut the option Of Tie purchaser.
For farther particulars apply To this office or to
ROBERT ROSS.
New-O, leans. Oct. o. tf
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.HeLnIcrs of "a .YuinoL .1sau,4.ncc 49,

a PETITION will be T., escni,d To ,hr mex, s.ss,oo or
~ ,eS''ta'"'e OF Virginia, praying them to revise
I" ai'end the laws relative 10 the Mutual Assurance Sp-
cie'y against Fire Oh Buildings in the STATE of Virginia, As
mat a board of the P'esiient and Directors may be fixed ON
Tor The government OF the society ,Hs was the case original
y "hder the charter OF Incorporation. or 10 obolis, the in
tions.
Oct. 90
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"a. CARR.

WILLiAM NEALE y co. beg leave to take this
w opportunity ot informing their friends and the public.
that they have rec eived and are opening, hom day to day,
the largest. the hanlsonest, and The chcapes, assortment
of GOODS that they have ever before bad the pleasure to
offer. Or, Il-,s
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REMOVAL.
TTIE. TGGECEEILE,
WATCN-NANER y JEWELLER

MATCHMAKER " JEWELLt.2,
& , KspnCrFt KY iniotnis his friends am! ii" public,
By Ms. .Iohn Bfonangh, one door heiow II. NELSON'S
Dry Goods Store, ADD is now Receiving a splendid as
sortnent al
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
ladies and Gentlcmen's Gold Patent Lever AMI plain
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches, Capped, Jew
etiaj and PLAIN Watches % every description, e!cgant
Gold Watch Chains, Seals, Keys, Slides, Rings Watch
Hooks aud Ornaments.
JEWELUY.
"a! sets Of Pearl Jaweiiy. Pear! Earrings, Head Or
na'HenIs H'oachcs and F,nger-rngs. elegant Fila
gree, Cold sets Far rings breaches, Crosses and Or.
nanenis, Gold neck Chains and Bracelets, Jeli Far
rings, Finger rings and Btoacies, psste and Coral
Joweiry.
SILVER WARE.
Silver Tea Sets, SILVER Table, Tea aud Desert Spoons,
Ladies', Sugar ToBgs. Salt and mustard Spoons, Srnc
tacles, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives. TtinlbIes, Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Sjirer Mounted Ont
Glass Castors aud Cordial Stands, CandIcstjcks. Snuf
iers aud Trays, Dcoanter slides, Common Plated Gas
tors, Cand!estcts aud Decan'cr Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full sctts Of Britannia Ware, Coffee and Tea Pots, Su-
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels.
CUTLERY.
Fine Razors, Pen aud Pocket Knives and Scissors,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
Gilt aud iiated H.i"d1!a5 Swords, Gilt and Plated
Epauletts, silk Sashes, iacps, Cords and Tssseis. 10.
f,atry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery, In@n-
try and Rife Buttons, Gs!t, Plated and silver hIoru-
ted Difks. Sword Belts. and PIumes, Morocco pocs.
ct Books aud Wallets. Bead ReticuIes and Purses, Gilt
Bracelets. Paste TOP Combs, Roman Pearl, IL al and
amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, Musical Snuf-3ox
es, 81. &c,
H. Silver Ware and Jcgciry Of every description
-tnada 10 order. Clocks aud Watches repaired and
warranted. Nov ii
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Japaned Leather Hats

fcR Co.ICH-HE.N IND EOO7.NE.N.
I na'E receised nnc Case al the above per the schoor,
Eie'i"r' f'oni Philadel phia-a handsome article.
Wv Us JOEN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

To Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
ae q T. GWATHMEY will sell ON conn,ssio,
49, Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters WHO
may 'ni"S it to consign their crops TO them.
Riehmond. Oct. ST, 1927. %,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21
& SILVER WhTCUTS.

ladies' and Gentlcmen's Gold Patent Lever AMI plain
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches, Capped, Jew
eiiaj and Piain Watches of every description, elegant
Gold Watch Chains, Seals, Keys, Slides, Rings Watch
Hooks aud Ornaments.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-21

a anecdotes ofthe late election in New York ;,luzt-,,,
y causes OF Gen. Jaekson's triumph, there. Read como.
ty n'e"' and say ifyou approve The spirit whic!, every ub.,u
Jacksonisu.