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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
NTALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE

NTALU ABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE
v The subscriber is DESTROYS to dispose. OF
by private sale, his Farm, lying on the 0pe-
he shepherds town and Charlestowo road
This tract contains 326 acres $50 Of which are
cleared and under cultivation, including 100
acres Of bottom iand formed by the Tuscarora
aud Opequon creeks, as fertile aud as beautiful
a, any in the state. This bottom ~hich is en-.
lire ly dry, has constantly produced from 80 10
80 bushels of Corn per acre, Che subscriber
has gathered as much as 100 busbel 1T is also
susceptible of beng made most excellent mea
dow; so or 80 acres can be watered, The i'm
proyemen, on this farm has cost the subscriber
at least $1,000, and he believes that the money
has not been uselessly expended. Beslde~ the
commodious dw telling house, there are 10 Go
Tier houses for different domestic and agncul-
tural purposes--a valuable SAW MILL on a
seat which would be admirably adapted for q
merchant mill The Tuscarora beiDg here
greatly enlarged bv numerous springs. and the
fall on the land upwards Of IS feet. A lateral
Canal 20 ,atersect the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal, will be made from Martinsburg to the
Pot mac River, passing through this farm
which is but four miles from The River Potomac
fine young orchard which, with another on
| the place, consist of 400 apple trees; fine
peach orchard; pump in the barn yard. and
| another for the kitchen are among the many
| advantages of this desirable property.
From the great scarcity OF money, Land,
| have fallen in this county, and the above valua
bic Farm will be sold for 5000 in payments
WILLIAM b. KING.
Berkeley county, Va Feb. ID.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
Corn. Rye. &C. Tor sale.
a FEM3LR SCHOOL.

FEvHE subscriber respectfully informs
g. the patrons Of Female School, that he
has this day opened one at the corner OF Queen
and John streets, wherein will be taught
the various branches of English aud polite
literature. Hours of commencement, 8o'eiack
in the forenoon, and O'Clock in the afternoon
GEORGE KING. OF Geo
harrisburg, April3
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

II AND FOR SALE The subscriber wish
- es to sell his FARM lying near the
mouth of opeckon Creek, containing one
hundred and thirty five scres, one hundred OF
which ara cleared, The balance in excellent
timber. On this farm there is spring OF ne
yer falling water, good Dwelling House.
Kitchen. Smoke House. Ice House, efanery.
and Stable. The cleared land IS IN good
state of cultivation and well enclosed. For
further particulars enquire of
BENJAMIN S. ABEL.
Nartjnsb,irp hpril 3.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

TrARM FOR RENT.-The subscriber vii
l. rert his farm lying on Back Creek. in Der.
kelley county, formerly owned by MIR. Joseph
Minghne,l containing about 200 -cres ofober
land, all ina good state of cult'v IN, $50 Of
which is first rate bottom. The improvements
in good condition, with agood spring near the
dwelling house. The terms will be made
accommodating.
WANTED,
A man we'll qualified for the management Of
a Merchant, tirist and Saw Mill. The person
can have them on the shares or certain wages.
Apply TO The subscriber living in Martins burg.
WILLLl.H CREGORY.
Feb. 28.-H
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
@ultn0t1 lotteries.

The Managers respectfully otter TO the public
notice, the following splendid Lotteries.
FlFTU CLASS.
For Internal Improvement, Literature and CHAR
tiles, in the City Of Washington and IN the
States Of Delaware, North Carolina and
Louisiana.
To be drawn in Washington CITY, on Wednes-
day 9h April, 1923
60 NUMBERS usED--9 Ballots TO DE DRAWN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

DUBLiC SALE.-The undersigned
81 will offer at public sale. on Saturday the
26th of next month, (April,) the LAND on
which he now resides, lying on Mill Creek,
Berkeley county, Va containing 80 acres. the
improvements are large stone .HER CHANT
MILL with two psir of French Burs and one
pair of country stones, with all the necessary
machinery Tor The manufacture of every kind of
grain there is also on the premises first rate
saw MILL and OIL MILL: the other i'm.
Ahzsz provements are comfortable
EsssM Dwelling House, Kitchen, Smoke
ga: House, stabling, &c. All the above
@-s9 property is in good repair, and holds
| out great Inducements to a Uan of moderate cap.
itsi The terms of sale will ne one fourth Of
The purchase money in hand, the balance in
three equal annual payments. An indisputsble
title will be made the purchaser. Possession will
be given in August next. Sale to take place
on the premises. and Attendance given by
| BARTON Campbell.
March IS It's
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

The highest price in cash viii be gwen for
clean Linen and Cotton Rags.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
asegtngeutal OrDers.

The Commandants of BattaIions will furnish
G Adiutant with roll OF their Bsttahons, con.
tanning the names ofthe Commissioned. Officers
Non. Commissioned Officers and Musicians, 10
gether with return of all public property, ap
plcablc TO Military purposes.
Captain Jacob Myers is appointed Adjutan'
TO the 67,h Regimenl-He viii be obeyed and
respected accordingly
The above Battahcn returns will be furnish
ed the Adjutant on the first day of the training
WILLIAM GREGORY, Col
March IS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
GDIslI!!n'!N0

LOTTERY 6 EXCHANGE OFFICE,
ia. Market street, Baltimore.
Where more Capital prizes have been sold
than al any other office in the URited States.
..'ORDERS either by mail (post pald) or
private conveyance, enclosing the Cash or
Prizes, will meet the same prompt attention
as if on personal application. Address to
J.I. COHEN Jr. & BROTHERS.
April 3
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
April 3
Brtgane OrOcra'

UNHE training Of the Officers of the 9Th
il Regiment will commence at Martinsburg,
or Wednesday the 14,h Of May next, and con
f;nue for Teedays-The Regnentai muster is
appointed on the 18th May, at the same place
The Brigade Inspector of the 10th Brigade
d all ether Officers required by law, will at
tend 1t the training and RegImental musters
n. he OH fttt1Tn
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
WOOL CARDING

Will also be done in the best manner, at ct
cents per pound, Cash.
In addition to the Venetian or Striped Car.
pc tting. the subscriber is now manufacturing,
upon the Patent Carpet Loom, the FLOWER
ED carr ETTLNC, not inferior 10 the
imported Scotch Carpets, and superior in point
of quality. Persons wishing TO have such
made. out of their own yarn, would do wei
to get information how TO prepare it, as the
yarn should be Of proper size.
C. G. CONRADT.
Martinsburg. March 81, 1928.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

OrlCE.-Thc copartnershp heretofore
IN existing Inder the firm of James ". Rid
die g Smith, is this day dissolved by nutua
consent The business will be conducted at
the old stand by Thomas C. Smith, where the
Books will be attended to by J. N. Riddle. to
whom all indebted are requested tp call and
settle their accounts, with either OF the late
firm. THOMAS Z. SAiia,
March o. JAMES y. RIDDLE.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
SO, 600 DOLL. I'M ONE CAPITAL.
Only 1870 Tickets in the
VIRGINIA

Dismal Stoump Capdt Lottery.
FOURTEENTH CLASS.
To be drawn at Richmond, May 9TH, 1928.
60 NO. LoTrERY.- 6 DRAWS BALLoTs.
SPLENDID SCHEME
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
Garnet .Eactosp.

THE subscriber having fitted up the Mill at
i the north end OF Martinsburg, CORNER
ly the old Oil MilL for factory, win receive
wool and yarn to be manufactured into Carpet
ing, to which business his undivided attention
will be paid, and no pains spared to give salts
faction to those who may favor him with their
custom. He tenders bis acknowledgements to
his former customers for their liberal encour.
agemen;, and hopes to merit continuance
ihprenE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10
10000 Dollars
SCH F. NJ T.:

1886 prizes amounting TO $3.50 600
a. More Prizes than Blanks.
This Scheme will be drawn on the ODD AND
EVEN SYSTEM, by which the holder OF two
tickets myst obtain at least one pr'ze, and may
draw THREE.
Whole TieEsts $500 Quarters 81 IS
Halpes so Fights g.
To be had in the greatest variety OF Nos at
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

d HUN EN- q II G
March 90, 1929.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-04-10

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
For rug CoxsrrrsrrcxaL wnIa.


The real origin of the present opposition to the Admin.
i$'fs'i"n ought not t" e nrgottsn That origin nIr.
Calhoun and his ha~d of devoted friends. II for ijs
benefit that the war of opposition waged, aud is s
w8ged
when Mr.. Adams elected, and Mr. CLAY he ca ne a
conspicuous member Of his administrations the arbnn ri
FIR. Colhonn foresaw that if the Administration we're r,-
ri',ed to quiet of usefulness
mr. Clay, prominent msmber Of it, would stand bcfn.
Tie public possibly under avor5bc auspices ina
himself.
istration sh0uld hc opposed, right wrorr. Otherwise,
6Ir. Clay might be obstacle his cherished ambition
Of succeeding Mr. Adams in the Presidency Ii Mr..
Calhoun and his friends had after time prassG that
the election Of Mr. Adams would nc satisfactory To them
that their sole wish the triumph of the principles
Mr.. Monocs Adminira oniEai those principles would
be safe with either Of the candidates, except Mr.. Cfaw-
f,rd-'lat il Mr. CTawords party, the J2adr1 rrriv
.ney kindly called defeated, mr. Ca,houu and
his leuds would support The Administration CT either oi
',e Other candidates. They even, Soo Carolina pub
ltly proclaimed. that Mr. Adams srcy,d choice
But seems was. the bottom Of al these pro.
fcssioDy tact, conditionthat Mr. Calicau should
bata unobstruced path tho s&ccessjo Thc position
aud prospects If My Clay violated this rcuiiicn. and
therefore, open war, Indispensable TO destroy
Mr.. C)ay,H was necessary TO destroy Mr. Adams tlc
SECOND choice"
iis is the real origin of tbc present op7o i';on And
Those rigid corsi uCfiuistS Giles. andolph u TO- ncthe
Intentionally nr', fighting battles Of NJ. Sal.
oun, the aiitudnarian prican (uext Jacs0r)
f The present Ry what magic arguments have the
sists (oGce ds~arsd by Virginia for their erro,s con
yinced portion Ct Yrgin5 tina it wiz prove useful hc
country aid tive speed of The uItra laUaiuarian Cal
'oUu, in his walk the PROSTATE rcputa ton OF s
Ftatesn1an Claw
hr bitter the unfcentiug wsged By Mr.. Calhoun
cir fav0ritc oaudidgC3 Have they forgotten 'fVasi
pgton Republican and It's inccsyant rrvIIiuss Of
TddicG fdcitoD? That paper established exrresSlJ
10 put dawn Mr.. Crawford aud his fspdr. "Tkey III,
euds sf Mr.. Calhoun hGrs oprossd nc yGd,rais
s-cIH'e tse Toditae re- C 9fed 90 hFp til FcG S u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

e5 M'lost eo'c%f"ca Het pat, more ac,re,o,,s n
Pu0fe liberty has nerer orisen his couirv and f,.
are actirety engaged afMs rery n,omei IN srbrp ~
ng '.o"fd succeed, rouM reduce Me people 70 MraiSon
"'s 10 New York and behold the Efforts ich are n,ok@
90 usofP Jro" that SIate, thar Highest and
1nt-M9t q etoostng CHIEF Jias,s.raie &cp Sch was
"ns'"ht THEME Is Virginia hostile Mr. Crawford
~ s party as to seek TO put do@p her second choice.
ana her own ,f the West to make s,e Nh. .,,. -
Mr.. CIawford's teadliest foe. ~ "
should be remembered, that the friends of Mr.
so eeh less hostile To Mr. Crawford than were the
friends OF Mr. Calhoun. that the a,,e, o,r,ir -, -,
with having "cddndcHed I'LL resistance 10 ice radical
Fr"'y and II is well known That MIR. Clay aud his
h mas, '' hostility to Mr. Crawford; while Mr. Sal
noun and Cen. JAG kson his unyieliro ,,r ,,,;;
Ii"w then does IL happen, thar inany of air ,aw
ie"os have enlisted with bi,;e,ness snain.,
'' Aan's and Mr. Clay. who comparatively crienI
" 10 MT Crawford and have thrown themselves ;,,,ou,
i'n INTO Tie arms "f MS uaieelins Prosecutors
Is Ibis wise? Is ii g.ne,u,ie'
we 'hai! resume the suhjec. hereafter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
GUM ELASTIC
ALIAS
India Rubber over Shoes

We subscriber has just received per Manchester flesh
supply of Ladies and GrntSmrns Gam Elqssic Shoes
Of he first quality which for durability and comfort
inosc manufactured from any kind Of leather pa ,icula
IN damp and cold weather. These Shoes were made o
Tie NEST iaSsonats lasts and double the thickness
d those of former wcnE,alo aud fall Sizes which,
render IT unnecessary 10 extend them all The par
shaser VIII ihercoIe realize service the tckcr
The substance the Grabe. Persons vino are tro-
bed with caoused joints, tender feet or in 4 lee
bile state of health and susceptible taxing cold from
Inc least exposure by dsmwess of feet, will tna stea
'eef ny wearing t!lr Gam Elastic, ; they are miica
wagner than leather >trrS
~ 3. These persons WHO have been waiting, can lie
furnished BY eqptyins -
WATERMAN ELDRIDGE.
ban , AIT No 9 under the Eac&e Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
GGS1EI.E.sATG2

LOTTERY IND EXCELLENCE orr TCE
- Orders f'ou' any part 81 the Uned States either b.
mat (pcs paid) or private conveyance enclosing cas,
Prize Tickets in Lotteries will me tine sam.
prompt and pumctua attention, if personal applca-
non II Address
:. :. COrEN, Jr. & BROTHERS, Richmond. III.
u IN the last class of the Dismal Swamp c sal Lotto
-, drawn Il 9th ult. the Great CAPITAL Prize OF
S,~:scn Thousand Dollars, sold COHENS' OF
siCE, Ric'nond va. to gentleman residing in Cuuber.
land county, Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
Fu1 1iIr Wr,c

"oSerFe that lie jackson meeting held at West
o'e'a"" courthouse IN November last, on the sane
uay On which the A"mnistt aun meeting was held
requested the Delegates 20 the General Assemble fn,
'n'' County to and IN the fornativa of jackson Tick
~. proposition for opposite request " as made in
''tst' I"He'''s' and vas Oh various g ounts reiec
oet the generosity they experienced Last sprn from
those who were dispiesscd with the course they mr.
sueu the preceding session, will not be extended 10
mem III me next election, ifthey attend the Legislative
Caucus They know, or ongti TO knew. that shn co.,
elai sentiment OF This county is in favour of the Adm
n's'ration and that the combining themselves to the bu
s'''csS ut' which they were sent would be the mos,
oeelaoie service they cen render their cors:iiy-
ents. x-,,p,-r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
y 5egS1fG 5Es.cg{6Satetrs.
HOUSE or DgLNu.9Y'hS.

Tuyas0sy. Jan. g.
| Committees i
Elf Gho'son from the C. of Schools and Colleges
ana IN HEIR behalf moved that should lie one Of the
standing rules ut the iul!sa that tba Committee any-
ai.g examine the state II the Literary Fund ana,
p'rs 10 The House oil D2legoes-au,i the resolution
was adopted.
o" motion Of ;tr. Ghol,on, Resolved that the Exe
Iu'e ne requested TO furnish hss tIousc with co ia
osne OF sncli books public property as we're in
-Iyccuvc Chamber prior the passage OF tia ac, a..
at'ishns, ruhlic Library.
E"yj"S'ed Ei'is-i COncernir~ lie town of Smith.
held, IN tie county Of Isle ct W,gt--2. Concerning
time ard passed.
Air: R,ves "'p: George, Chairman OF The c. of p.
a,u Election, caiIe,! M The rcnort of ,l,o
on The memorial Of David Stna, ma king ohiec,nrS
and charges against The legal election and return Of
Aie5s'' Stephenson ana Kelley, Delegates from Mich
oias li'''e charges amd "hiec,ions 80 ounte.
iis 'ecstor nf less,s Stephenson and kcl,t, IL, his
own iRTor bu u rii'p.e eue lis. They con. isl
chiefly 10 ci"rsss 'ga.nst the thcri!s, Sc The Com
'mce cnno'"s w re,oIuo.' re ,ct;ug the memorial
al Mr. Stuart, a: tcclariEg aessis SsuSpnsau and
i.ciny entitled 10 retGin t'Ir.r seats.
Mr. tiiE.n..h asked leave 70 brig in bill 10 amend
''e Ia" "ne"inng hacls. (PsUri!ng tha, the truth
n"y be gwen III eriiencetba The protecting s!.ond
DC toy 'uiIctneni. instead uf infnrna lion, Sc The
leave was granel AM The reso;,: referred TO Messr
ftHt"@h. Newt'n, Murlnugh, May, kmnbrorgh
rag' Irvine, Hunter OF b. Shcr.ald, Baghy, An
mani AMI " i!!ia,ns nf Harrison
On notinn OF Mr.. Cois.ou leave wos river, tc b-ip,
m bill re"rgan Hin? the Board Of Public Works
| On fESTERDAF--Mr. Atkinson otTe, ed a re.o
nton which 'T"s adopted that the Governor transmit
one oil lie new maps of The State OF TIE largest size
hung on rollers, AMI Of the smaller size in to
oio ;"m, 10 Nirginias heneac;or Gen. Lafayette,
as testimony OF her affection for his person. her a,!-
ir"tion at s virtues, and her grateful recollection Of
MS services in the cause OF our Independence
| Reports from several standing committees were
made 10 Tie House.
On motion of MI Gordon he House resolved isalf
'hIo Committee of the whole, Mr. Goode in ihe
c!air on The biii concerning Circuit Courts & var..
ETY. of amendments offered some Of ~nyl, were
adopted and ethc's rejected. Esore getting through.
with the oiii- motion made that the committee
rise Ieror' nrogF"ss. and obtain leave to sit ag".o,
. which prcvaIlc,
Aad ,Len the .II,.,e .l .!,,rpe5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
Richmond Plough Nianufactory

OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL.
SE tuJSe ber respectfully his friend, and Gus.
n toners 20 call and rXamiuo his STOCK Of PLOUGH&
consisting ri 'o NicCo;mk. ir Freedom Rrverconlbs and
the inp'"v- arshare vvn,ci ne thinks he can sell
- FTicrs satisfactory purchasers MouioOoars o. sac
Ie'onS furnished. WI. PALMER.
Ian 60
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
CoNTMUTICs FED.
70 CHRISTOPHER QUANDARY, Esd Esse


Comfy, Virginia.
Locals COUNTY, KENTUCKY, DC. q, 1927.
Ny dear Kit,
received copy of ycur printed letter ten DAYS
ago, and shonli have acsD5 S!edged sooner If had
not been kept pretty busy since in preparing for
Jackson meeting IN our county, This troublesome
business being over, you allow me to give
you piece of my mind
find YOU III vour old tricks and while vo,- 70
pretending TO he neutral between jackson and Adams
and are making sort OF see-saw argument to raise
Hrs one and then tic uther, j. plain az the
nose my face, that YOU doing your best 10 lift
up the YaHttee, and silly contrving every now and
then TO brrg old Hickory 20 the ground. Buf !, ALI
won't do, Kit. II You catch such old birds as
me, You must mix some gr0us OF with tie chat
OF your wit.
You make show Of stating all the objections which
have been urged against both the candidates but horr
differently do you proCeed towards the two. Thrs after
banning hdams's tossts-bg spceches-his ATTEMPT TO
he suffered that Upsarl Bolivar to overreaCh hm--his
quarrel with Kerr about tue cake-gomsus rent and
his setting up a billiard fable in his owu house; FOR all
OF which Except the last lie deserves TO be despied
by every of sense AID spirit the patton. After
uSHing all these miedeeds you puzz ie your brain TO
invent excuses for hiu:-but when you come 10 speak
OF the charges against Gen Jackson, you bring for
ward the worst things than his vile slaudcrers bavo
uttered against him, that he suspended the ha5e4
coyl,us-jmpriJoueG JUdges-inade against Spain
-bnng ArbuhDo. Ar'brisie'; for all Of wbcl, sup
posing them true, offer not word OF defence or
excuse. Do goU call this fair play?
or all your remarks there Is Which shows
your leaning IN favor % The Coalition clearly as that
in which YOU say thaf Cen Jackson and Gen. Wash
ingiC' tat not ~ comparison but in contrast mean
no ds paT9Semeut 10 the latter when assert that Old
tNot knowing whether you live in Essex or in Richmond
have '-Fet' y,OfcI - adults .h.c sb re us.s
psper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05

.'e "itef "a al Eshors,sg, except MAJOR E.tou. "a
., your r.dy '"aintsion i!iat General Jackson
can't spell you have read his letters 10 Carter Eey
Wy aaa 10 Tue People Of Few Orleans Jon rast admit
"' lie Knows ho'v 10 spe!! for an office which tax
" - ''e most useful sort ot spe.G; looping that the
~ may soon 'a'' from YOUR eyes and that YOU MAJ
o 'S"sr DC compelled 10 grope ynr way in the ,,a5
Sn"cfioe ny sci; cd Scbool!eliow and present
We" "'Snef' ROBERT ROWDY.
nave learnt, unodcial!y, that tie following nor.
suns nave been appointed by the President 81 the Uni.
"" o'ees' "'a thc advice and consent of the Senate
"e directors Q! The Bank OF tue United States. on
me 'i OF 'ne s"'ernncn for the year ensuing viz:
JOHN q. Tr.ro~, at pcnn.ylvau,a.
la'npheIi p. White. Of Ne,v Yor;s
=. J. Dupont, OF Doiaws,e
Benz. Hatcher, OF Virginia ,S,1. Jrf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
Jan. 9Th, 1923.

3 SHALL commence NY SCHOOL the ensuing year,
q on the 18th Of January, high, healthy aud
tired spot in the upper pat # Caroline he vocation
will be Of three weeks Duration only, and the school VIII
close the 10Th OF Dccejnrr, ting tre SCHOLASTIC year
pf 10 months usual The Of Instruction viii
comprise the Geek, Latin and English Languages gram
materially; Geography with Tho Df the Maps and Gohss
aud Eucj1's or Buttons hIihctna tics. Tie school Vi"
be limited to ten boarders, and il expected they VIII
al times observe respectful and gentec OF
not only Il my family, Dut 20 each other.
TCRNs-For Board, Washing aud Candies, 800, pa
quarterly IN advance each boarder furnishing bed bedding
AND towels. Each rpil considered engaged for the
year, after entering ,o school, aul deduction viii be
aIadc except Tor unavoidable Ice: ot ting.
IOUN g. LAY-rETCE.
! Sol'I Gs.dcn, T,s. l3}, 1927 ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-05
.A.oTxE auAnx & 1sAygs. zauszwnss:
Carriages and Harness.

TsEliE Subscriber has hand, his Coach a,aru-
II irrny, .f +. !. 9t Streets handsome s-
so tmS"i al COACHES Cha''oters aud GiggS. q! the
workmanship and MATERIAL, dlse, assortment oi hr
plated C"ach and Gigg Harness, (some Of which ave
very superior quaiiy which he i, determined sM IS
low As work Of the quality purchased for IN,
this or any Of the Northern cities. These disposed en- =
courage nome lures, requested cad and
his assortment. Every Article sold by hn, OF ais oyv
manufacture, WARRANTED.
epniTs' to Carriages, Gigs, ami Harness, exccu,ed via.
Dispatch and On the most reasonable terms.
JAMES BOSREE.
~ Is. Several cheap second hand Caiiages Gigs, aud
Ha,meSs, are likewise for sale.
JinI
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HDE vir'uc nc deed OF rx-cmted by Toba-' Grave.
-sG to- the subscriber. fhe 18Th day Sept. 1927
AID recorded til the clerks cicc Of New Kent ccury, f..
purposes therein named, Shall proceed sell III, hl-
bidder for CASH at the residence Of said Graves 10 fr
county aforesaid Thursday tho Gist day Of the rrcc-
mouth, (JauuaryD If fair otherwise the nest fair day,
II o'clock. VI. about twelve negroes ire crop 81 conGd
fodder, stock Of horses sheep ard hogs, household
and kitchen fnrritTrei also small TT land called
B1eys iying IN the c)unv aforesaid. formerly re pro-
perty of the said Richard Graves The title above
mentioned property is believed 10 irdi>puabic, bot
shall convey such tide only vested in inc as trustee
WM. n. GRAVES, Trustee.