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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

claimed alike the hon,aoa oC ,,,a NV, .t
heat Every thing connected Win ~. "h1 '"e
of such a man is at peculiar m,er.s, To ,r,.cs
the Lille of a man of genius from the early dawn
OF his intellect, TO examine the habi,S and ,ss,,,
tous which formed his character anJ r,xe inn.
pulse 10 his feelings, Is task iraught vim i,
suuctlon and delight
A touching interest helonps ia ,hes. i" A.
MONS irolu the consideration ,hnt tho. a,a
written by the widow OIL Doctor Ho,lev ,,yo,,a,,
every way worthy such a man Tie bom,r.
winch she pays to the gen.ns of her husband i
3 Il, ,,, ~
pl,ts his character with to,c.,,,a ;,,,;o. u. =
ga a,e ~, s,,e " '''' maj al times the touch
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

4 machine has been invented by Mr.. Robert
L. HohGft, OF Montgomery county Pa by which
"a Wi III oi horse shoes may be made in
day
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

paite Of LaW.-Ihe English papers inform
us that the costs which have npen taxed IN the
celebrated Luuacy case of Lord Portsmouth,
exceeded $1,000 being more than equal TO $50
ooO. The expense al procuring the taxing
OF the costs, was 650i. equal 10 more than
$500
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

Abraham the faithful knew It Moses declared
"a amidst the thunderngs of Sinai; Je.u- pro-
nounced u and the messenger OF God, The
sword Of hs vengeance, filled the world with
hat mmnlabIr rrnlb.-Surrly III re Is oNE GpD
IMMORTAL. oMNISt1ESr. on4irRcsEHr, MOST MEK.
clfgL, and JUST, aud Mananel ~ ms Apostle
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-09-22

lie chains the "A eat Cause to the distant e
vent. aud buds them both immutably fast TO thu
htnesS Ut things. lie aecreea the unbeliever 10
lauder amd the whlriwind Of error and suited
rs soul To future torment lie pr mulgaled
thu l""ilablc creed. aud 'he germs OF countless
sonls ..'Ich existed Ia the contemp alton ofthe
DEITY, expanded at the sound. His justice re-
ne>hed the faithful, while the damned spirits
iDuIpss Al, ~, ua,na,,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

Dr. Miaitinea,. with Sc, ersi ssist. nj EoyneerS
is proceeding diligently in the location Of the Mo-
nocacy feeder and the Caua, from Seneca to the
Kitoctan Mountain, which arc to DO let at Lees
burg, in October. lie will be at the Monocacy, il
is expected. on Saturday next Nut. Int.
WAsHINGroN, Sept 90 Chesapeake and o.
hio Canal-It gives III plsasure to state. that since
the adjustment, by the late decision OF the Stock
holders and the directors, OF the ling views
in regard TO the Eastern termination o. the Canal.
the Corporation OF Washington have, by unani-
nous Concurrence. passed an act providing for
the raising OF a sufficient for the payment o.!
the whole amount Of its subscription Zone million
OF dolars) in the stock ofthe Canal. 10.
..e9s...-
A late New York paper stated that S. Z. Bur
rows. Esq had deposited $1,000 10 the credit os
est and defer sale Of the estate OF that gentleman
The annexed nc copy from the Mercantile Advcr-
tser:
mfr. Monroe ard The Post ojfee.--So much
has been said respecting Mr.. Monroe in connec-
ton with this subject, that freud Of his has as
Sumed the responsibility OF violating private let
ter to express his sentiments on the occasion.
"As TO my accepting the appointment, il is
impossible, not account OF the grade OF the
office, for have accepted that of Aiagis rate in
| this county, and acted in some instances: nor
would i refuse to accept any trust in which
could render any essential service to the coun-
try. but act upon the consideration that could
accept il only with view to emolument. IL the
| nation is willing that an individual who has
ed them thus long. and in the offices have he Id
| should be reduced to want, and cannot escape
| that fate 10y my own means, am willing 20 nee
it, rather than take any Office 10 prevent it fee
| much gratticd, however, at the feeling manifested
| towards me by my ie!low-citizens Of New York
~. Y Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
VALUABLE PROPERTY
E~EGR R{(H Mo S~D LrDD CIR

'INhAT yety ss"shie place, called Wn.iawnJ ,uust-
n neal the Westhhu Road, miles from Richmond !. of.
Tered at private sale The tract contains $40 acres. sm,
pa OF which MY cultivation Th. us an
s' 81 vry oommodiou; two story brick house with celia
SZhy 40 e.t nearly new; tew houses cobue nsre conye-
niences of the accommodation of family Tacre are
the usual out houses, aud brcted well of excellent aud
yer ishing wste There IS eauahle orchard cnainior
between 6o1r.e Of The choicest kind. Of fr,,
with great care and nov IN prime bearing condition There
ehT an apple "rehsrd which, by cultivation, might
be made 10 produce considerable quantity of cider; If ds
ed the tract will be sold in parcels Ia purchasers The
suhscfiher has lived the place four from his
eHPtrsne aud the information of other. lived ON il be-
Tore Man. he can confidently 'ay, that there - not more
hesithy situation within maOy miles srnurg Il cbu,oud
~ JOHN WILLIAMS.
N. BConveBence to business winch reouires ,ons,,
attention, being the itiye for OF the above
eligible town property will be tskea IN exchange ~
Sept II. at-,f
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
LATEST FROM poRTIyCa1.

l'y the arrival Of the ship Salem, III 80 days frcm
Lisbon. we have received flies OF Lisbon papers 10
The 9th OF August. Several Royal Orders appear
III The papers, issued by Don Miguel, for the pur-
pose OF confirming his power, and overwhelming
the party OF Don Pedro. 1t appears that Miguel
intends TO send an expedition 10 Madeira. The
Lisbon papers, which are, OF course, in the inter-
rsi OF Miguel, admire the promptness Of the expe-
aiiion, and praise the martial appearance of the
troops. 1t will show the world, they say, and
the Portuguese nation with what genius, activity,
and prudence, their dear monarch Don Miguel
undertakes The greatest and most useful enter
prizes, and that he has not from the spi
rit OF revolution which is about TO oyerurn the an
cient regime OF Portugal
On the 4th. Don Miguel reviewed the troops
destined tor the expedition TO NJ adeira and the i
Zores. The frigate Princess Royal, was destined
TO carry out the new Captain General to these is
lands. IN Y Euc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

grace the oliEaschy Of England, or even tho a. !,
gents Of the hefy alliance.
What speculation, then, belongs, 20 minority,
which got the executive power into their hands,
by fraud upon the people. What shall we call
che minority, a: the head ok which is president,
who, when elected. declared, in his letter accep-
ting the office. that he owed it 10 "ti,o favour Of
tho house. aud did not pretend TO hod. or TO re-
sru thanks for II, as gift from the people! What,
we say, arc We 20 Cal! you, gentlemen, and your
associates in the game cause' II we shall not use
the word faction, and apply TO all, term which,
we are satisfied. appropriately belongs to the
leading men," at least you mus, admit, that your
party stands before the world as minority, stript
OF every po:cr and Influence, which time and
the constitution have as yet permitted the people
10 take away. Is il not so' we ask you. seriously
Is not 70! and II tits so, then ask you, by your
Gespect for truth, aud by your regard for the opin
ion Of even humble men. whether your dcnuncia-
ton W az not as ungrac;ous as il was uniounded!
Tho question is not. therefore, as you say 1t is.
whether faction shall begin to reign; but 1t is,
whether president, who aYowed, that he owed
his election to the favour Of the house," and not
10 tho wishes OF the people, as he would have
eid, II he thought So shall continue in oAice is
whether he and his party shall retain power in de-
fiaaoe Of the will Of people, who have done all
that they could cOnstitutionally do 10 marx their
indignation at the success Of intrigue! it is, whe
ther faction, which holds the executive reins
tone shah be able 80 TO employ their official indu-
cHce and the public money, as TO tntimiddfc, de-
'uS~H ,P'""S''"eb wy NP. SUM poihoh VI eiic
people, may, when added 10 the faction, consti-
tute majority, and perpetuate the dynasty Of
succession,
This. gentlemen, ia the question, and a rnomen-
tous question il is, that is before the people: il is
safe in their hands" tie generation on the
stage" said Jefferson. will am sure, govern as
wisely as their predecessors"
4ouis,ycry respectfully,
JOSEPH WORREII,
WILLIAM DUNCAN,
WILLIAM BOYD,
HENRY TOIAND,
iUHN WURTS,
WILLIAM ]. DUANE,
WILLIAM J. LEIPER,
CHARLES S. COKE.
THOMAS nj. PETIT,
Committee Of Correspondence for Philadel-
phia, appointed by the Republican Con-
vention, assembled at Harrisburg, Jan.
9Th, 1925.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
CON.Jfyy.NrJC4TED
HAocrDTN SYDNEY COLLEGE,, :
.IUpffst 2J. 1924

august %, 1928.
In TINS time OF universal and distressing pecnri-
airy embarrassment, whatever has a tendency 4,
Mitigate, even in the slightest degree, the evils
consequent upon this state OF things, must doub,
less be considered by all lovers of their country in
the highest degree, prascwory
from this consideration, and impressed with tho
oehei, That the present distressed state Of agrcul
lure aud commerce, in Virginia, is owing, in a
great measure, TO Tie unequal peration OF tho
ldfiD I-aws-and, at the same time convince
that much may I've done Ivy way Of aiIeyiatiol
should proper measures be adopted, The Studenh
OF Hampton Sydney College assembled in tI,ei,
Chapel on the 2Oih ut., when, upon motion. !,
was resolved that a committee Of three be az =
pointed TO express their sentiments fully up55r
iHi3 1I5gcct, aul also toTccommcud 6,s>s5 sHiot,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
NEW HAT STOKE
NO. 8, SoUTH FOURTH ST., between
Market g. Chestnut Streets Ph;IodeI,b;o

.5foriet g. Chestnut Streets. Ph;indei,b;o
tiuE pubic repeetuy informed that the 'uh,o rher
Gate Vt Petersburg, Vs has oPened Store AT the above
places ard has for sale Wholesale and Refill and intend,
keeping constantly hand large AMI general ss,orent
mas OF every description, which be offers
and on aocCfnm odati nc terms. $780,
ne ."iiefs candid examination of his and he
ing determined TO sell al such prices giving
satsfaoton with strict seion business, he trust, 90
merit share Of public patronage.
- - go GEO. HENDERSON, Msnufa cturet.
NJ DAi orders will lie thankfully received and nuneta
ely stteudtd 10. - ~ f"
me establishment ia Petersburg, of g. H. Henderson
VIII he continued usual
Sept. ~. u-~t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
sep,.es.

n IONhHao C0uty, Sfpf. ~, I826-
% the application of Samuel and Vebeft A,,e, .oa q
,a''faeon ~ the COURT that plsa.su, boat
sht snd Wm it"she, 10 whom, Adfnnistrson ON tbe T
ss OF hiehstd Haghe,, dec hiss been nv
' court are not inhtbtsr' of this common " m II e ~
etd oy ne court That they b. notified 10 appear here ON
's dsy ~ Nov ocu next 70 show cause II sny th, can bv
,aen poser hnd authority sJm'o a. afot,ss sbpg
'ereyfed snj fnnul'ed srd further ords,sd Tbst :,
COPY o. th ordei he ih~ifh inserted IN Gle Hh M Eo
qufrr snd oont"rsd un ths fret dsy Of Nov een
Fen. - e'Ff' "t'f' WI. $ DANCE, elk.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
August 9Th, 1923
COMMUyvYCATED.

".
1t VIII be readily acknowledged that whatever
one wishes to be done he would himself do had be
IN Power.-Ibc wish of Mr. Clay, that ss War
Pestllence and Famine might he visited on the
United States, sooner than Gen. Jackson should be
-'iected President by the People, or what is the
sam. thing, -ooner than he should cease to be in
the line oil "safe precedeDts," has a striking re.
sembiance to what Csaline said, when he too was
candidate before the people tor the first office in
'heir git --' 81 quod esse in fortunas inccn.
,dium eXciatum, id Sc non aqua, sed runa res
uncturum which may be rendered thus: II
any flame should be excited against his hopes he
would cXtinguish IL, not with water, but viii,
" " ar, Pes;ilence aud Famine. w no can doub,
but that The man who would undermine the Con-
st'uiion oil his country by bargain and intrigue.
wonid resort 10 force, could he command il Had
Mf. clay have initiated, The last Presidential
lection. the noble example of Frederick, Duke of
Sifxony, on the election OF Charles the ". (Which,
in my humble opinion, would be lit subject for
Painting 10 decorate the Representative HalD he
would now have been the eve of having his W,
most wishes ccomplished-bul, relying on Exc
curve Patronage, and his own powers at intrigue
he has, trust,) lost that jewel he ardcntly de-
sired, aud given the world memorable lesson
that dishonesty IN politics, in all things else will
ultimately lead 10 ruin.
ONE OF THE PEoPLE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

l4 virtue OF DEGREES Of fing William county court pro-
10 pouneed Msy Term, is2s and at Sept, Cont isas
~ sChsnoery SUIT depending IN the said court in which VIM,
ex or Of Andrew L. lore, ss eompsiusnt spd
snS oths ere ee1 hdini; tse undsrssned Of diem
wh seiIto the tigLed bidder, for ready Etn ~
courthouse, the Eth Monday Nov newt, vslnsbs
lend, Of which Wm Bisbydsc died setsd sud
suste IN Niue Whsm sounty, the lower parish snd
was conveyed 10 The Sid WG. Basby, dec by Jsmss
snd J"b9 D. bohes,u The undersigned, acting as Counts
souefs OF the court, will convey with .pst l tysrsoy or
~ e.nrmstion Of their report By the court The die -
beieved 20 be indnputabie. JoU. GAME
en- authorized 70 Fey. chat WIN z. Tsylo ,sItssS.oi
h0ad With approved security, payable tie end Of one
o me Gay of sl", With interest from the date.
ready money 50 far as he The proceeds Of
go ~ zoe decree the oouWsonefs directed e. pay ont
~ NE proceeds ~ The sale WD. f. TsyoT siOsi 3ct,
With 'n'erel frOtd 2eih day Of Nov 1915, tll pad.
Sept %. - NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26
n PET[IIOM

NSHuL ne Pte'enie e. the Gsrerai Assembly for
y Ia npse al from Charlottesville on Mefiwesthet,.
dge On the hiVsnna, Z" EvsTesyie where the mail road,
from F,.de.ek'buI Richmond unite and from thence
by Boyd's Tavern, u Riehtsoud.
Sept.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

VII JUTFII 7 TUsDTu9I,
OU not beng 'nhshsut the STATE OF V;rgni, ,v
~ take nptiee that have according 10 las, flied no IN,
eie ~ sfiee Of the Superior Count of Law Tor The
Couhiy o. Ohe:;efhed, written statement OF the can
se', upon which intend petition the G nets,
h"embiy IT Virgins N its next Session. TO pass Law J,
vorcins ue on The truth Of the fact. set FORTH n, %.
"tueu stat en above referred to- will be ennured into, ind
a'eeraued by the verdict Of Jury be Tor
tha purpose, al the Of the said Sups ior Cont
which time you may appear, you please md cont before
he Jury, the truth VI the facts forth ia the SAID written
statement. Yours, &c. REUFCCA ru riEsfs ~
Sept2T. go.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

NV YoRS, Sept. 22.-- The packet ship Column
bia, Capt. Delano. arrived yesterday morning from
London, and last from Plymouth, (Eng) whcnca
sic Sailed pn mo 2t'h r'rf"a r.inrirg InpSon "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-09-26

Committee Of Correspondence for Philadel-
phia, appointed by the Republican Con-
vention, assembled at Harrisburg, Jan.
9Th, 1925.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
CurleS Neck Land.

A NDER the authority of u Deed of Trust, made -, ,t
~ an day of July 1896 recorded in the Office of the
roun,y court of cnrco, and the eques, of Mrs NIarv
James River, miles this city, will he sold T.,
Tue highest bidder on the second day of M if fair or on
the next fair day.
sae is necessary Tor the purpose of raising the sum
of about sixteen thousand dollars, which musI h. n,,I
within sixty days, in consequence Of order of the Rich
mono Superior Court o Chancey: the sale must there rc
~ ana the purchaser viii he rrUured ray said
sum in cash. aud credit may obtained for the
oi the purchase money.
me estate contains 692 very rich land go of
whch are in ln"rian wheat and res, of the cI.a
ia'd covered with red slower. Farther information
oe Obtained by application To either O. on
OF before 'hc sab. which will be made tire estate
~ RICHARD RAN DOIpH, J Trustees
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, for Mrs NJ
:, VIM q. PENDLEToN, wv. aIoshy.
hdi'h
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Twenty Dollars Reward.

n WILL give the above reward for the aprrceu
d zion of my PETER, well looking Young
man of about % years OF ac; lie is quite black and
has small scar his forehead is about 5 feet 3
inches IN height, very erect in his carriage and when
he went away we'll dressed He came from the
Bowling Green aud has perhaps gone to that neieY,
borhood. The above reward and all necessary char
ges will be paid on his delivery here.
L. HARRISON.
Richmond, 18th Feb. 1898.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
NOTICE.

ANTTH view of organizing Company cf the purpose
of establishing Cotton UoGie7l auvf tDyy at
Nladisous upper Mill on North Aa;I. River, meeting of
y those who friendly towards this project solicited
that place on Saturday the % The permarience
OF the buildings their security against Injury from
water the c%;ent of tine power the reduced pIic.
Iabour he cea pucss of provisions gefay, IN tic ss
bourhood, the contiguity and pu:iry springs du the
rroverbia eattiuess n the place. speak ia 81 oug Ian
gage its eligibility for surd establishments.
Caroline Feb S,h 1879.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

wide and 8 long
All the above stones will he hammered in the Ward
aud must be in blocks from to feet long conorma
bile TO the pfaus and patterns.
The remaining $1,000 cubic yards of masonry vii!
consist OF coed ruhble backing courses of about I
inches thickness and of suitable lengths and width, All
the dimension stones above designated will be got on,
10 patterns, and be paid for by the cubic ward as bey
will measure when hammered and ready for ayinG:
and all the rubhle backing 10 be paid for by the cubic
yard as it shall when laid and lie proposals
must be made accordingly II enc contractor agrees TO
furnish both the dimension and The rubble stones then
the whole masonry including the hammered and hubble
work will be paid for By the cubic yard as il shall be
measured when laid.
Ali the said stones to be delivered on such wharf or
wharves or other landing places, in OF near the United
States Navy Yart as the Engineer or other urerin-
stsiant 9i the works of the Dry Dock shall direct The
etigeryo the dimension -, .f
or beo'e the 81 day OF riI 1929 and continued as
they shall he required until the whole are delivered
The 5000 yards for rubbie TO .be delivered as
tbey shall be wanted.
Proposals Tor the above stones, accompanied bv the
names OF the proposed bondsre sealed ND will be re-
ceired at the Dock Office, Gosport Navy Yard on or
before the lst J OF May Those wishing to Of
fer proposals may see the plans and obtain further in
iornst:oa by calling at this Office or on Mr. Paris Of
the Dock Office, Ciarlcslown Navy Ward
j.. BALDWIN, Enginacr.
Navy Yard, Gospor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Fall Goods and Fail Fashions.
THOMAS ROWLAND.

MEMS Mercer & Tailor, doors above the Eagle HOTEL
EsPEcTFUIIY informs his friends aud the public in
IA general, that hc has received elegant asort-
men Of GOODS, IN his line consisting hlt black ard
fnnst fashionable c0lored Cloths aud Ca,inercs; ALSO
hands assortment of Nesting, which he yf make u
at tue snriest notice. lie feels confident I've can
erue any orders in his nc in the asiicnahn s;yic
and on the lowest TERMS and solicTs STARE of Tue public
patronage.
Nov. 81 vrToy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Hats and Cans.

HAVE received by late arrivals fom New York, gem
various patterns, also of geuuemens and
Youths SCI otter aud fur seal Caps very handsome,
On hand very large aud general assortment Of
flr,i and 5000 wool hats; the latter invite the
,enon of those having Factory Coalpit Plantation
Negroes tn furnish.
Nov 18th. JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
DRY DOCK,
sport Navy Yard. Virginia.

SUaPotN 1NdFy tdTC, Virginia.
PROPOSALS. will he received at tins Yard by the
subscriber on or before the LIST of May next for
furnishing and delivering GRANITE STONES fnr ~
oou' 10000 cubic yards of masonry for the Dry Dock
ABOUT 5000 yards TO be furnished according TO dinen
sons for amering, in the respective quantities shown
10 me following schedule designated by letters in which
the height and depth the blocks are given in feet and
inches yearly. o = -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Navy Yard, Gosport,
Feb. 81

IA OTtCE.-Applcaiion viii be made at ,ilc Farmers
/ Bank ~ Virginia, FOR the renewal of ccrtfcatc
for :h!riytro Shares Of The Stock OF tina, Bank in ,c
name CT Ben Hatcher, 80 52G5, dated "5th Nav
1897; the same having been lost n,isla ID.
Goth Jan 1928. az,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
Feb Ct
Eagle Hotel.

'HE subscriber respectfully informs the public thar he
has, by special contract with Mr.. john Gay, opened
TAVERN the town of
EXNCASTLE,
ia the county of Bnetourt The houses having all gone
through thorona repair, aud within distance OF
the Court House, having seventeen
resigned for travellers ladies and families private
looms separate from the house. lie hopes by
.ttention and good order .hat he i. slate n portion
public patronage. His Bar, Table, AMI Stables, he will
sendeavor Furnish all times with good upper
country will afford. fIe is furnished with good Bar
keeper and good which shall all times be strict
~ attended to, give general satisfaction. His
prices shall be quite mnerate Call and try, and then
judge for yourselves. Forget not old friend.
LEWIS BROWN.
Feb q wSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05
E'xNCA STLE,

H0URsuANr Ia '!rcree the county of Hanover,
e pronounced the oi tant, a in chancery,
depending in the said court, in which " iam g. Maddox
and wife plaintiffs, aud Samuel IuJs aud others
defendants, will I've slh, Monday, the Sd CT Ma rcii,
the highest bidder, public auction credit of 10
months, al the late residence Pnuer Harris. decd,
in the upper end of the III county, hundred hty
one ofaud heicHsn the Of The said Plum
ner Harris an; Elizabeth Harris, deci Bonds with
approved security and deed of trust upon the land TO
secnre-te pfchase money, will I've required pur-
,acer By THE CoMMfssioNEes
f;ano,a-. Jan. 98ih. 1929. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-03-05

SJ Gu - ','e Co. .itt.ts.ntpo of EUsrACE& Nc
In NEHARa, having been dissolved by mutual con-
SENT sha continue a, The stand lately in their occu-
pancy where I shall devote myself e7rlusirely to the
.4POIHEC1itf, DRUG A.NLr PAINT BUSINESS,
and iat'er myself t:at by asSduity and attention Tie
interests Of those disposed 30 panmize me. together with
experience of tccnty for gears in the bushes, SHALL
merit share of that patronage literally bestowed
the late firm. II. C. MCNAMARA
Jan23
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BY PLEASANI'S s. SMITH

us1sthe CoNsrIruTioNAL WIG is published twice Il
week, wednesdays and Sauriay.) five dollars ne
annnn,, payable in advance.
Previous to discontinuanre of the paper all ar
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oiscont,nue will notify the Gdors ,ha effect
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ssrbed.
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