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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-04-27

NEW YORK, April p3.- The frisate United
s'a'e-' Com. Isaac Hull, arrived at this Dor, YES.
'erd"y iro'" the Pacific Ocean. after an absence
OF neasly forty months. having left Usmn,o,'
Roads on the 4th OF January 1924. She sailed
from Valparaiso on the Gath January, and lei,
there The Brandywine, Com. Jones': Vincern.s
Capt Finch snd schooner Dolphin, Lieut., Comd't
Aul'ck, bound down The coast On her pass.,.
nome ne United States touched a. at. Salvador.
Ion the oh nii where she Lett the sioop of W ar
po"'oh, o"Pta,n hoffman. She also stopped off
bsr'ndoes Martinique St Thema,, aud sent
boats ashore at each of those places
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

Some views have heen presented bv gentIe-
man OF talents < experience, that have gone far 20
convince us that slave LABOR may I've more pro-
h,AIl, employed than free lsbcui in manufactures.
o. cotton begging, sni all COARSE couons THAI
the southern ates have tie cheapest operative
and The wa'eT power, with o her facilities for the
establishment Of such f,c'ories. ,~snring only some
capital and practical skill, and that these will %
where 1t Can he demonstrated that they can BE-
most P'ohtab!y employed; and that, in short, the
me Is coming rapidly Ohen, if foreign m1nufac.
lures are excluded by system OF high duies and
prohibitions. the southern people, by their slave
iator, with skilfnl maclnisis and superinten-
ia l., will successfully compete with their eastern
I=How-ci'iZens, aud make enonsh aud 10 spare for
their own coasu7 p,ion.
tnese IMPRESSIONS will be mo.e fully explained
and fortified in subsequent Plumbers. In the mean
Time the editor al the American Farmer invites
'he diecuseicn Of the question Can adequate wa
i.r power he found, and can slave l.hor be prof
tahiy employ e1 ia the slave holding states for
manufacturing coarse coltons and yvoolens, cotton
Begging coFdass, Sc. -Ia,-r. Farmer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

de ai,ed - S'icI siience on these MAJ - - =,
inc, Is25 mi Of the proceedings - " ~
reciins = cor concludes with foys' -
b. sent g. S%,'s'derih ls 10 " of ,ro ps o. 'hr
"a, ofS.a !" Cs,al nie. and anaoonc.as isa, &c"
ia y mii De sPpon.ei To sspsiin'eni ,hV u-
pa,Ioo IL. with pa~er- from, his N Je''! 20
''s' excepting the l<'def-'
~. FROM THE LA PLATA.
,eyidso Ns we. tom Can,6q. andias, rom Mon
me Bron,h, s,s she vas detained is % 20 ds's Sy
lrI, tue jas, t}n'dron, has ar,,veia' Bcs y. She
.I. oS is!'ef iiaee Augus, 92d SIX Rrszan yes
M.re a. the port. Admiral Pinto 's"tees
49,. 'Di."os Afre~. with a friga,e. loon OF
ves..,. "Ist'd hoore-, and Sc erai eu'H',
$50 '1,ne o. bIch were ordered to RUIZ nigh;
"na "'Y, ne 40 Ssiudo was bloclad,d by s!Ii.
gaze ""u some small ciait, :, tina, the Buenus
5'ea"s found II very d,aicuI, 20 ,e the:r prizes
10 p",', sf'e'i ct Nh'ci were barn, .bou, the be-
g'"h'ns oil Augns.. Tue P.tsro.iap y . hon
wa d. y expected It, Non,ev5'.n Tne Br-
]''ans were actively employed in rs,',i.ns lie irr-
unc tons, SO tiisi it WA suono.es 81. We d
ron'i"ue long time. Supplies ye,. aprn..at AID
blsness dull "sie "'1''
The eXi citation of snll and silver f,em r,pnos
AyreS' "ss prevented by the nos, yi.,,,ru, N. -
sure and new duties were laid O, som. snecies
nerchent -.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

ON nc -, ]Ork Guz Nc oct. 90
i'y 'is ';esn boat Washington, capt. p,nker.
~ yesterday received tbe Dos'on psg-rs Of Tlprs-
day. IN a'riv.l thcfe l,oukb. Gibraltar r,.,s to
ths )'b pit. !Df orr correspondent. Mr. rrpnG
Tire E'ronicie o. ihe I4 D s'a.es that ibe ,nr.
gents DO 81 ir, 10 'ns number Of a5ou' 20G0 IA
p''fa--ion % sn- (n Catl3ni) cn the b S,p
's'oe', end irrr'o"rd the principal inhabii.nfs,
Hr.i they pad certain contribution. The roieis
'.d previously entered Fendetil. where they Jew.
fl Co. snd were fus~tsrs Of Bl,nes and ofl,e,
rl'css on he coast 100 troops had a,fi,eI s.
i~fT'fona loo. fsiencIs, sad se55slsenJ5 march
% ogt
TIE NsiI q zsto cfGe 81. which r.l,r..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

l. is worthy of oh. er,s ion. that lie Old repub-
'ic"o party s'e nov embodied in the support OF
General J'ckson Tie venerable Mscon,- The bril-
li'nt and inoouuptibc Randolph Taae,veil, re-
no rned or deep researches CTsvs ford worthy nr
The best days ci ROm",-Cheyes; whose iinsncal
talents s'aiched he u :. Bark from the jaws ct
desliuri'c n:-These, and host Of other. uai
their eNer'icns 20 eeosie the :" chicfai,," 10 The
presidency BESIDES these the faiIhfni and stand
''d rs'ns OF thu republican party, the tieI
AID u"i orm repubcsa papers in al, parts OF
~" Union are mostly on the same side ~
Copt this Happen in contest about niens -
- NO, 10y no means; principles alone, prin-
cipies vini 10 liberty could alone produce such an
u'on OF ialeits d rairio,i-m The republican
cause Il nov reriesenteG IN The person oi General
Jackson as il was in the person of MIR. Jefferson
Ia tn year rs, and tie zeal republicans will be ~
tue tn 'heir cause IL the person OF one as in tia,
OF the other. T.i,issouri ObseJv.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

y before the eicci'cn he received from mem
Der oi ConRIes' slso Mr. Clsy's friend, E letter
containing The bargain in 50 many words: a. MIR.
Adams has agreed, il placed in the. presidential
ehair hv the sid Of Mr.. C's friends. TO make h,m
MIR. lay secretary THIS letter. Mr. Boarne
says he will puhii4h' being . man of honor biz
word Is not 20 be- questioned. MIR Keudsli'e
a'emerS is OF ihs same import, in relation 10 a.
mother friend Of Mr. Clay, who acted by s.ih.rty
in commanding The bargain.
Feri7o"t-Tbe Legislature Of Vermont cnui-
menced i's lesion On the IIth inst, J'he Hon.
Hober Il Bates was chosen speaker. The mes
sas- oi the Reverend Governor Ezra Buer treats
~ the usual topics of educston, imprisonment
Tor deb, and lot'eries, AMI PAGES censure upon
the Last Congress FOR is p"sl-Ct of public duties
The Governor IL eiaunch advocate of The
.HHeFcch system, the excellence Of which he
en!0rce+ he message concludes with his ID
jeciion- at le' 9Th 10 the proposition for limiting
he Pfesi cetiai term TO tour years, and rendering
the Executive ineligible 20 a second elec,i
and with an eulosiutn upon Mr.. Aisms and his
corise thus !.r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-26

Mr. De is 20 'opsuot-ud t @ Virginia Cotton
Fauoiy, and white work people are 10 be- exclD-
sivsly employed. The success If thi~ Factory
sill d'm,nish the inducements a Tug:nia 70 kscp
slave
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
May u
Lands for Safe in VIRGINIA.

VENHE subscriber has Tracts of Land in tie
n western counties of Virginia, to vit: in Greenbrer,
Monroe, Kanhawa, Giles, Logan, Wood, Alonongaa,
Preston Harrison, Lewis Cahr, and Randolph, which he
proposes TO sell AT public aucona the times and places
as below:
10000 acres lying in Mason aud Cahel counties to be
sold ON Tuesday the 9th day June next at Point Plea
$4,000 do. in Kanhawa and Logan, on MONDAY, lth
day of June, at Charleston.
10000 do. in Greenbrer and Monroe OH Monday 1jth
day of June, at Lewishurg.
$4,000 do. in Lewis and Wood Counties on Monday
2d Juy, at Weston.
10000 do. in HARRISON ON Noranv. 16ih Iulv. =,
Ciarksburg.
10000 do. in Monongaia and Preston, on Monday,
25d July, at Morgantown.
100000 do. III Randolph, on Monday = tn C.: August,
at Beverly.
Sales 70 continue from day to day until all are sold-
beng Obliged to close several this season. vC
may wish to make purchases respectfully invited
view these lands and attend tie sales when they
chance at making valuable purchases, the lands must
be sold There bottom lands on the rivers aud
creeks, and large quantity Of good farming lands.
The lands will he sold suit purchasers in large tracts
20 make large settlements OF III smaller tracts suit small
Ter settlements, 10y single There are many sell
tied farms on the lands ii edc. county.
credit will TIE given of ., , and years ma s},c
by annual lnsdlmens, and good titles will be given.
The particulars OF the lands in the tracts will b.,
explained at the time and place at each sale
The subscriber will offer for sale. at Du,lic aur,inn
$4,000 acres OF land lying in Kentucky al the Ped Bank
Ohio Rivet,in Henderson Grant in veral
ly joining the county with about 10000 acres living
in other counties in the State of Kentucky Tie time and
place OF sale will De made known previous to the sa les
taking place. WAi PRENTTSS
Point Pleasant, 18th May, 1927. l2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
NAVY CouIIsstONERs OrFIcE.
10Th Nia,yh 1907

i2,h aia,ch, 1927.
Lire OAK JFnac an pro8.isc'ouS ItL1r far Sims 81
the Lane, FrtSaiss and Sio1Ds If H1ay
ME Commissioners Of The Navy viii receive foposals
s. until the 3lst day of July next, fr furnishing Live
OAK Timber, cut to mouds (Which they will furnish for
ships ri tie line, frigatos and soops OF war and the
proportion Of prowiscuous Live Oak, cut to ensions
that may he required, say G000 cubca lee; tr each ship
OF The c 5000 of each frIgaic, and 1000 for soon
Fhe timber must be cut from govrn in situations no
mere than IS miles from the deliverable the fol-
nwins building yards, yh. Portsmouth, n. H.. Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, Washing ton, aud Nurinlk, dur
Ing the 1898 1929 ard $780, say on u .2ore tic
ist November of each year.
Persons Offering viii be pleased to state particularly
their terms per cubical foot a:y tine frames with
inc proportion o! cmscuous timber C;.ed; also, SHOULD
they be disposed 10 aIar Cor moc.) iueiv terms t cui-
cal foot, for three frames cocctiycly zone Of eac class
thai IS, a ~, ~, and sloop) with ?,omiscuous
tthcF designating III all their prices for The
81 ship OF tn" line, Of rsae, OF soau, ana fr ,o;ns-
timber The offers te made deliveiata ar arv
either, I all Of the yards above nantonai bus
the per cubca! foot deliverable at each Gra de-
renee be made by the bdder) distinctly stated
Ii is 10 be understood, tina: the Cum0.,nissoncrs will
select such offers, and assign each bidder such portion
me timber reGulrec' 10! less than cu;!rc fam2.1
and designate such yais for rc delivery Icy may iude
eEpedient lo the public interest fur;her tut 10 money
will any time, under auy circumstances Be advanced
ard that none vii! be paid Until actual deyc: o tim
her; that bond with suiacient surriirs f,r
the faithful discharge OF any VIII BE- rcquised.
that the OF such Lod will be oe-tird the es-
TINA ed amount of the contracthioreoye: that, AN
additional and coi!atera security per ceutun Of the
aVas vi cac cargo i'll be reserved and withheld until
the shall be iu complied with 10 the etile sa
ts!actou of the Commissioners; and all deliveries
Of timber. proportion of the difficult parts of
frames shall he delivered. be al the
option Of the Commissioners withhold such amount in
addition to the ten per cent above mentioned, they
may Judge expeeut to the public interest unt such de-
doen proportion Of such difficult nhcys shah be dev-
cred: aud is further be UNDERSTOOD thai pa ynents
viii be made 4; the places OF del very.
Those WHO may offer supply auyeRr, cf this timber
are further requested TO state particularly their resi-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
A Valuable Plantation for Sale.

DEFER for sale my Plantation B-averiam Creo!.,
IN the county of GoOchamd, within miles of the Court
house miles from the James River Canal and u miles
from Richmond; containing about $40 fifth
part OF which is low grouudS, of superior quality, eli
reel aimed aud cultivated in corn, wheat tobacco and
te higl land not inferior any in the neighbour hood
ABOUT h!h part OF the tract is uncearei, ailoliua
Sufficient supply of timber fer all plantation purposes aud
IS Ene tobacco laud-and the whole plantation rerarla-
Big well watered, having several little constant running
streams.
Inc improvements are all new, and Of superior ORDER the
n"e"s is large story house, elegantly finished witt!
SIX fc-plhces kitchen, laundry, suoae house, Sc COM
moH"n barn aud ihreshing machine, ; large tobacco
houses corn house, stable oVersecrs house &c there is
good well IN the yard afordng abundant supply OF
eNreHeht wafer throughout the year, and
"','s springs on the tract. The situation is Kaby
healthy, and may be justly estimated desirable any
III 'mS section oi country Che ierr,s may be made
"a'iy accommodating oNe-thi: of the purchase would
oe e'eved IN land negroes oer property for the
h"'a"ce' an arrangement be made uit the
hc OF the purchased For further particulars apply
sam Dunn of Richmond, VIM. ID. Tay Tor a, eicochIaud
|""'i-h"Hsa, 10 the subscriber the premises.
June g o,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
New and Seasonable Goods.

EEALL Il MOORE have just received by the Sclr.
Il O. Fly from New York, the following desirable Gonds:
beautiful of lace goods, consisting OF capes,
caps cloaks, peierines, half hdfs.
Thread lace edsngs and nsertings,
Gnghams CHILEAN Stripes, striped and plain hatiste
Silk and worsed bereges, &c. &c.
Superior caicoeS, cambria, jaconet and null misns
Plain and figured Swiss and book muslins
English and French Silk Hosiery, good assortment
Mems and wnmen'3 cotton and thread hosiery do.
Black Italian Lutestrings, Gro de Naples and
French Froreuces, very superior,
English and French Black Bonbazines of very superior
quality and colour,
Black sati.s satin eVantineG and
Black silk camblet, heavy and good,
Back nankn and Caution Cra2cs, superior
Black aud white figured silks aud Bareses
Thread, boMn nIbric and heskiu gloves
Long white kid and hcIseskIn gloves, superior
Very superior yellow aud white nankeens
Morocco riticules OF new and handsome patterns
Il large and beautiful assortment OF
8 aud Al Irish Linens, Sd and 81 Sheetings
Cd and 10 table diapers, also diaper crash and hucMa
back towengs, fancy silk and berege hdkls.
Shell tuck, side and curl combs, dressing combs.
addition the above, they have. and always keep
hand, general of Dry Goods, and receV
ing fresh supplies by every packet from New ork.
June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
Fifty Dollars Reward.

= AN away from Samuel Cookies Tavern in Gooctland
{, county, the night Of Monday the 1-i instant,
PRESTON, belonging 10 Samuel WooGsun, aud HARRY.
belonging to the estate Of Granville Smith decd. They
had eloPGd stolen horses, saturday night prcce-
ding Easter pursued, overtakeu Charleston in
kanawha county, and brought back Mr. Cookies Tavern
left in custody Of men, whom they escaped early
III the night. Preston is Young man, niaiafto. very
sensible, writes well and bad forged papers for himself and
Harry; ne plays ie fiddle Harry low well set man.
the left eye, also young, cunning. paaverug his
complexion nearly black. The above reward viii be given
for delivering them the subscribers Coocard near
Judcs Ferry, half of it, If lodged any jail in the
monwcaIt and information given enable their own
ers get th'n They cndcavoriuz when TAKEN to
get TO toe State Of Ohio.
JAMES PLEASATTs, Ez'r Of q. smith decd
SAMUEL, WOODSON.
Cnochland, May ?, 1877. oG-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

az UGH has been sand IN Recommendation Oft c..
I'VE Prettymans PATENT SPRING SADDLE:
think It the best invention have ever SEEN for ease
10 the rider and durability. have made bu 90, all
OF which have given entire satisfaction. If tie patent
saddles purchased fine, DO not prove 10 be vaty easy
the purchaser shai! be at liberty 10 return s,o same
after the first trial, and " III return The money.
have constantly on land, best plain add si.aftei
Saddles patent spring without IN elegant assort-
ment Of plated aud polished steel curb and snale bits:
English bride leather and martingaes plated and po-
shed steel stirrup irons spring do carriage, gig and
Jersey wagon harness; whips and spuIs-wLicI wtii
sell low for cash approved payer
DAYID JACKSON,
Diay 22-wts Main Street
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
TRUST SALE.

virtue Of deed OF executed by Nci! McCou
= to the subscribers, Bearing date the FIRST day Of
Noyembcr III the year 1919, and duly recorded in the oc,
oi the county court Of C0ochiand, shall sell high
fst bidder on the fourth day Of Angus, next, If fair but
not then the first fair day thereafter, Sundays excepted
upon the premises for cash tract Of land in the county
Goocbian, called Whitehall situated Tho upper Lick
nshne Creek containing by estimation hundred and
odd acrcsor much Of tine said tract will sufficient
to raise the Of fifteen hundred and thirteen dollars and
sixty cents, with interest thereon from Eth day o No
vemDer 1912 aud inc expenses attending execution
this trust The title is believed be good but acting as
trustees, we wi only convey such title in US
~ said deed ROB GKT DOU THAT.
INIfN q. WILLIAMS.
J9ac 20,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
Land for Sale, Lease. OF Rent.

4 TRACT Of Land in Spotsylvania county, called
n Hopewell, formerly the residence Of the Rev. Mr..
Stevenson deed. It contains lG6 mostly woods;
ard upwards Of 100 acres ofvaua6e meadow, readily
be cleared The buildings comfortable AID suitable
for a family.
Also, Tract Of Land ucar New Glasgow, in Amherst
county, known the Gehc. which Capt. H. Penn re-
sides, containing about 1850 acres is well adapted to the
growth Of wheat, and tobacco For terms, which
Wi be accommodating. apply to JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg, Juuc 9th, 1877. o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
Ten Dollars Rc1Tard

E ? AZ away from The employment OF the subscriber
A@ about four months since, dark mulaito man by
tie OF Mathew Parsons, whom hired ,f Mr.
Anderson Of Williamsburg he about five feet two or
three inches in height, squnts in eve and much
bO'y legged and pretty much pnct pcd in the face no
very distinguishing marks of his person can uoi7 be
recoected. il is supposed be Is lurking in some Of
the neighboring counties Of ichra, nd peILans lie is
in the employment OF Tie Dismal Swamp Company
theaboye reward viii be given 10 any person who viii
deliver tho said boy rather to me in Richmond
June 29-w3t WILLIAM FLACKSKOM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
VIM. J. 3. BEDFORD.

ATTORNEY 1T Law,
RESPECTFULLY informs the public, aud pnrficr7rrly
"A ms CttentS esingat distance that he has removed
from the county of Charlotte his estate upon the Roa
noke River Immediately at Fields Ferry in county Of
Mecklenburg and all letters directed him at Rovdton
hecklenburg county shall he attended lie will attend
regularly the superior amd inferior OF the counties
=" Charlotte, Halifax Luueuhug and NIeckienburg, and
can be found at all times "AIonc Parvo, except while
attending the above named Any business entrst-
ed to his care, shall be strictly attended TO.
Monte Paryo, May 10TH 1927. wet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
NEW GOODS.

= ALL NELSON has received by the Planter and
Il other late arrivals, fresh assortment OF the most
fashionable and desirable GOODS, of the latest impoa
Cn which lie enabled offer very low prices FOR
ash.
Plaid and striped Gillian dresses
Do do batste and grass cambrics, of new and
beautiful patterns
Plain and shaded Grecan stripes
Striped and plaid cambria gingham
London printed cambrcs, assorted
Black Italian ustring, of sup. quality
Heavy black n ankin and Mandarin lusir;ng
Satin evantise and company sattins
Figured and plain Gro de Naples asserted
Slack white and colorcd sans, par; very superior
Coored and black Florence and Marceline silks
superfne pungee (for ladies' riding dresses
Very superior Mandarin grapes
Enhcached India grass cloth
Cd French mernu bombazine
Elack and mixed hastings and circassiaIis
Brown and white French d!illings, ASSORTED
Heal name chop nankeea
White and colorcd MarseIes vcstins
London superfne cloths and cassneres assorted
Plan and striped fforenrines and jeans
Cd checked and striped can,b,ics and aconcts
"A aud 6-1book, null, iacouei and Swiss ulusns
Rich tarlbOused and floss worked do
Swiss and India null robes and scarfs
Rich worked jaConet aud cambria robes
Drab and buff cambria for bnnnets
Floss worked book, null and jacoDct trimming
Surrrine and fine cambria aud furniture dimty
superior assortment of thread laces, edgugs and TRIM
mings
Jiobbnei and gimp laces, assorted
IA and Sd plain and tamboured rohbinct lace
Rich lace pclerines capes, collars. hdkfs. aud caps
Floss worked Swiss and India muslin do
White and black aCe wells, part very superior
Biack, white and green gauze wells
Barege and eros de Ma pies hdkfs. assorted
Fine and superfne thread cambria hdhfs.
English and French silk hosiery, assorted
English and German cotton and thread do
superior assortment rs and iii Irish linens
: and Cd shee,iugs of various qualities
Long lawns and superior birds eye diaper
3d. I'D and l0-4 table diaper and darnask
scotch and German oznab urEs and tickleuiylrcs
Cotton aud thread iickngs, assorted
Thread and cotton checks, assorted
hieachcd unbleached domestic shirtiugs s. seecr-s
Common and superfue domestic pInids and strprs
With great variety of other Desirable goods which
'@pders the assortment complete.
June % ,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25

8 COMMITTED to Campbell Jsil, tic 1h September las,
~ negro man, vino says his is Jim. lie about
twenty five years old dark complexion. about common sta
turc, mis- clothing when committed iail, an old do
nestle shirt, and pantai0ons lin says ne made his
escape from Alabama and tia he belongs to MI Hunter
who carried him to that State The owner is requested 10
comply with TIE law and receive said NERO
GERMAN JORDAN, Jai,or
for Campbell county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
BY PLEASANTS g. SMITH

u The CoNsr,ruTIoNAL Wing is published uce
"s sS, (Vednesdays and SaurdaysD at iUe dollars per
"iliswps payable "a Gdoaace.
~ Preoious TO u discontnuaace Of he paper al
retrases mast be paid up. And those acho may IRISH
discontinue, 'oW nOtfy N.e Editors 10 that effect
t's'y days before tie period cIPires for acict they sub
ScrLjed.
u For ddCertiSingI5 cents square (oriess) fer HE
hrs insertion, md so cents for each conference.-the
rh5er cf insertions be noted tie us. otherwise
f;%y Cu be continued and charged accordingly.
M letters 10 The Editors mustbe pOst-pad,o or they
arutreceiUe attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
II, Hsarico County Court, Jab qd, 1927.


AN tire motion OF Holman Shoemaker, creditor Of re
~ estate of Richard Cooke d: Ordered, that Thomas
NJ Shoemaker adm'o Of said Cooke be summoned to an
pear here Oh the 9Th day fAugust Court
any he why he should be rulc 20 give additional
security admor aforesaid; and appearing to HE
satisfaction Of the Court THAT the said Thomas NJ Shoe
maker IS not resident oil This h it is ordered
that copy Of this order ne published Constitutional
Wing, newspaper priaed in the city If Richmond for
four weeks succcssyeiy, and another cory posted at the
front door Of the CouT'>house OF tIis county.
Copy. Tcs'e,
IS LOTION N. rTJ,ETY. e. II r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-07-25
FEMALE TUITION.

n YOUNG LADY is DESTROYS of obtaining a siiua,on
L u as teacher i'll family. She is qualified give iu-
s''ncton IN hIusc, Drawing, Needle work, and in all the
branches OF an English Education. For pa, tcuars
quFe OF the Rev. JOHN Kerr, Richmond.
Ju!y 81 ,ve,+