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Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

An inviolnble fidelity, good hdmour,
and complaccncy Of temper in a wife,
outlivc all tho charms Of a fine face and
make the decay Of it invisible.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
WALL PAINTING.

WALL PAINTING.
TYSHE subscriber would inform his friends
u and tho public, III t ho carries on tho
Wall Painting in water c%olors. finished with a
sitting ground, with any fancy color hat is
wanted; The above work is cheap and durable.
and can be put on to common wall or on pa
per that has become defaced or soiIed.
Specimens may be seen at the auction and
commission Store off. 8 Sheldon, No. 16,
South Main -stroet--lyhcre orders left, will DO
punctually attended TO.
Jan 10 VIM. w. PITMAN, Agent.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
NOTICE.
REMEDY FOR THE PILES.

FNNHE Medicine now offered to the public,
IL is one which has been fully subjected to
the infaIlible test of experience; and in every
instance where it has been fairly tried, has
been attended with the most complete success.
In some of the cases, the patients had been
labouring under the disease for years, and dur
ing that period had received the best medica,
advice, and had even undergone n painful!
surgical operation, without permanent advan-
tage. Iii not like those usually advertised>
offered as a certain cure for n long catalogue
of disc Uses, but those ailicted with this COM
plant, for which alone it is recommended, may
rely with confidence upon obtaining relief even
in its worst forms, in a short time; and they
themselves arc the best judges Of the impor-
lance Of such q remedy. Price so cents per
box, with directions signed by tho proprietor.
Prepared and sold at HENRY CoRNIsH's
Drug and Chemical store, Philadelphia. Also,
for sale by
DR.. G. Fl. TILLINGHAST,
No. Z, South Main street, sign of the Golden
Mortar, Providence, r. 1. d.
July 81. 6mSow.
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

YOETNY.
TuY p.Asroa,s GRAVE.

Ia AsAs iOA = 10
ressnal res,cr, Er the name Of The deceased, whose
memory j. ccnsccrated IS the following st.nzas,h has irdnced
ts u copy their. They were written By n scholar and a
Christian, 70 Commemorate lie virtues and p.efy Of the Rev
ercnd WILrI.M crLLisPiE, Minister OF Keils, In Galloway,
Ireland, a Clergyman who was rendered dear tn oil VITO
kncw him. In cGpyins the stanzas, We do no more thar
hrtiee to The feelings of Our Heart, and offer fhc mfed OF
grateful tribute To the meet accomplished q clcrs, men, and
DC iest Of men.
Having tsrh accssci of being hottie 20 the Gen-
0enon eide pulpit, and Tie accusation having gone abroad,
and through the influence Of DIR personal cncnles, been en-
forced ca tie minis ot the n,te scripai!orb and ercdu'osI-,
IN jrsticc 10 ourselves and oar cause, We stop !, remark, that
We are no more hottie t. Ctasyn.cn, than we are 10 any
other clzss OF society AMI that we regard 0e gentlemen Of
tho gown, as We do other men, ani respect them nc1f'iins
oD the melsnrc cf their maiis. 4 sincere aud res1Geta,le
Clergyman, shalt ever have or support, feeble as ii IL, but
te whole race Of h. p,crtical caa,ing b:s''s, slEl! always
.eseiyc our unqualified eoulemna,!on and opposition
Among the d'cnitnlcs of ihc Cbi7eh, here ae many whom
we are poui to cyl, our good frionds-g Gentlemen, Whose
god will we we1,l not cSchans fr al tie hollow pp!os'-
ou5 Of the rniititiio Of can;ing ka sros aud inn stors, who
inslt The world by tbrir PR c;ce. Mr.. GtLLisYiE, duhis
LIS residence In this country, favored u, with Ia society ana
coansei; and gratitude for both, prompts IL 70 OIL. u triiiirs
tribute of respect tu his memory
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26

GUM ELASTIC SHOES,
"a ELLING OIL al from so cents to one dol
- lar, per pair. S. G. SMITH,
Jan 23 70, Westminstcr street
Literary cadet and Rhode-Island statesman. [volume] (Providence, R.I.) 1827-1829, 1828-01-26
~. -xA4c = /.
TIE VILLAGE BALL,
OR ELIAS BIRTH DAY.

!" Nursed in tho solitude Of nature, slic
Becarno tho soul Of purity and grace.
The mirror Of its native i~oVeliness.>
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
Curles Neck Land for Sale.

zip virtue OF deed Of rust executed the suhscri.
sS her and others by Wade Nfosby the ether, aud wife,
tfaFiug date the 9Th day of May, 1926. and duly ecnfcd
~ tire clerks oiire of fe county Of Heuco,
Tpnsfs therein niione, anti BY Of the parties
interested i'll all previous deeds RI the poperty
viii be so' Monday. tho olsl July next, If ftir ii
'"t, te ire%' fair day thereafter, the highest bidder,
tire PROMISES al public auction "r ready mouCv, that well
Efuwm Tsc 81 land lying III CnEics Serk in Feiri-,
county, called OH Curies, containing 20 the
s'o' more 'r !t2s Tins OF inri well hcrur,
'AHt 1t deFiHei unnecessary t" rrunGfaIe le many
advantages pusSrsSfs There is large mari bauk on.
'hh land, s"ate'! III very advantageous position
tItihn7 very large portion o. tire land is well IN
glover alo~ hi3 fall There idt laud an PxG,}
!FEt Dwelling house. VIII. 10 ccns, goHi harm, Stables
;rmi first 'reSng machine, st. e.. The title IS
:H1:'ve'i 20 be uirIue>aabr, h, the subcrier
'LiSiee, will only convey such title is vested in ,in-
's-Tsion will lie given Immediately. The sale will c-
nh'neF at II ocotk. WM. ". MQSEY, Truyter.
.Itfnr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
Hntetourt Land for Sale

'iC subscriber o:cts for sale, the tract Of land on
x which n. resides. cont lining ISL acres 500 ,ghrh
are v"ey inNdi abo" 200 acres Of which are clcacd
anu III cuNValio"; Of the portion in weed about
Suo acres arc tNhaccn land Of very b.s QuaIitv
Inc remaining 2Si acres adjoining mouuaii
VINO an abundant supply Of timber for hniIdrg fuel aud
'ehtihS. ne !'nd is Admiralty adapted the procL c.
nn OF corn, w'ca OATS rye, tobacco hemp and clover
and Is nlcfor to tract Of high lani in The State
VIII shew the lani and make known tie terms 20 a.,y
person irSposeu to purchase THOS. GoQnE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
:RUESAWyAw-

AiG As Committed to the Jail q county,
" runaway, on the 3ls, day of May last, a negro
woman, who calls herself CAROLINE HEERERw, and
CLAIMS 20 ne me- She is supposed to be from 90 tn 3
years Of age, and is ahau five feet six inches hiob She
Oh rathar dark copper culou has black nots on the
inner side OF her right above tie elbow and has vac
c'aon mark ON The sane ann She has also small scar
the back OF hrr right hand. The owner is desire! n
come forward, prove poefty, and pay her Jail fees or she
will be dealt with accaE!ing Ia law
Dune Rim JOHN JACKSON J,i,ar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
Valuable Estate OH i.oauoke.

EsHIlE subscriber hrirg anxious his executor-
Il si'ir' and SELL: lire claims against his rtother
F''orse e. S7'nmrri.is viii cxpnc to salr on
/"'sipr ttc 3! o. lime, il !ar il not, fair day
ire The valuable Estates Roau"ke tie .,c.
i'' g: J9n ahf S"unton rivers containing 1000 acres
81 of which superior low gri!ii ioas,vch have
t" 1y higher aSscSsme"i uf ;han ary pGrson
,.:rn tlts Ijvcr.
"y Information riatirc 10 Tire Iau may br o,ra'ocd
~ applying TO thc snhsriher, Elr. Thomas RrHmc
iH'frs on the premises. dNO. SOMEEVELL, Exr
''i sale will take riNce AT Sorn:ryil!'s Ferry.
J. :~--A Tie s"nra time and places Wiz sell 500 bar
-, ~ corn, quantity III oats. &r. is.
mil - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
By PLEASANTS g. SMITH.

w me CONSTITUTIONAL. WBIG is published twice n
week. wednesdays and Saturdeys,) FIVE dollars ner
iann,m, payable i'll advance.
u Previous to- dscontinuancc of the paper all ar
CHfaSes must be paid up. And those who may wish 10
Ncohtaue will notify the Editors that eject at eas,
Srribed. ' "
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ie states VIII be received in for subscription 70
tine "hig though Virginia T. States INK Notes would
wa pteierfeo; ann remii'ances be made through the
Post Office at the risk of the Editors.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
Young Ladies Boarding School.

tSa n MRS FORD beg leave respectfully TO iur,,,n
Ys Tn rH'Ar ;nat they inicud 10 REMOVE their cs-
h!fSfImrn to- the CITY Of WGstpgioa- have en.a.
god TO trslfnrr o The late Gen. Blown, il spacou,
ad III very hcait'y and airy situation.
lacy tcacn ai the usual and higlcs l-arrirs nc an
5ralish Education Orns mental yotk, Latin az the Mo.
"nrr Languages Drawing and Perspeciiyp-Alsc, NJ sr
on Different INSTRUMENTS particular Pains ;r taken to
tea c the pupils speak the French and Italian anares
Mrs Ford has bsrn brought up expressly for the pof,s
flon. She finished her education in Edinburgh aud Paris
and as been engaged in the instruction If Your Ladies
n TIE very first rank in Europetb SchUn al Washington
viii open tie LIST Observation-Disclosures as IN terms,
NAY be made to them Washington, after tive iGl ruv
81" III tie meantime, at their house Holiday street. Bal.
mere. Rosi satisfactory references can be given
Lure OF ,,f,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
Gbs Constitutional gWnfa.
INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT
IL4NOYER COUNT

az a meeting of the people of Hanovsr county =,
l!eir Court House on "Wednesday lie 25;h d,y NJ
June la2 TO take iu;o consideration The pIope,y Of
sending Delegates 10 the proposed Co,r,enion To- he
hsld at Charlouesvillc the l4t. day of Inv nayt
upon the subject of internal improvements by Tue state
authorities Colonel W lillian Sla!hc was called n tho
chair and Doctor Reuben AIeri,!i!h a,-ointnj ac,
~. The following resolutions were icn unanimously
adopted "as
lst. Resolved, As the sense OF nj, ,noe,;rc 40,
Hanover should he represented in tie (,opven;i,n NJ
Delegates proposed TO bo held at CharlotesyiIIeo h
ll'h day of july next.
Cd Resolved, That the chairman utScecd f,ttl,yyi,
to The nomination Of seven enle,nen .h, when an
proved by this meeting shah be the Dessa,es fro, ;s
county TO tue Conrenton Aforesaid s4ereupou ,e oi
lowing gentlemen were by the chairmau and
approved by the meeting Richard Morris, vii
nam r. W ickham, Charles r Goot!ali, Reuben hleri
d'h, albert G.. Rufn, Charles Thompson, IT, and
Hector Davis, esq.
81. Resolved That the thanks OF this mccGnr be
presented by their chairman John Cuacr 81, for
ms manly and nderenden, upon the suffice. @:
internal improvements by the state authorities
9Th Resolved That the proceedings OF thismectiug
ne published in the Richmond Enquirer and Const.tu
;iooal Wing. W1I. STARR. Cba,rnan
hEUBES MEREDITH, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
MR.. HOUSFON----Dcntist.

E EsfrEcTFrTLT informs inhabitants of Richmond
sN and its vicinity, thar lie has taken Opposite
tae Merchants Coffee Housa where he is ycpare to
rS6cute oil branches Of the profession.
certify that Mr.. Pr1stCK ifousr6N Stntf-nt in Me-
ffcinc, has received Instructions ire in the art of
Dentistry, ami det'n hin, Gas far as am ronnrr, TO
Ifdte) caltabe 20 excrcise the said profession
WILLIAM ARNOLD, 4, z.
Si'rgeon Deutist, Member Of Royal College
tire fS-It ofSurosons Inrbon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

'igiT NJ the CGaDijssionrrS fer HE nG},yiwcat IL
INNS, &C. rnNsr Ne lstGrficic erie Ireatg ofGhrJt
/ IS Ordered" 'iat the Crrk "f :his Board give public
notice 90 al. c'amans whose cases have not trsn
o1'"t that tic oasd viii again the 18Th Of
'e r"xi, at vif time it will lie necessary that III tic
+.'nre ~ support 81 tire respective claims should on
r. Claimants are PHTicnnrin iHisrrss 10 attending 10
- 'oi as the claims will. INDEPENDENTLY, af>pn-
zee q" whon reached, according to Tire state ct evidence
;.r-r' lvef,fs ;ire ';na5,i.
AARON OGDEN, C3,ek, s..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
TO Country fjattcrs.

fRNif suoscr"er has Ia nd general nssn5 men,
III OF Hatiers Stock and Trimmings which ne will sell
'neap for cash, viz: Beaver CaTrotied and Raw Russia
ana scotch Bare Fur MuSkrat Skins, Spanish Bodies
..ameIs W on Fed Wool, Eaw Coucy Fur, Hacrs lSas-
ket Blue a'' Buf English Skivets Prlongs, Satin Me-
''.i"n for Tirs, Eubnsd Cotton Tips, Bow Strings
Nih grneral assortment Of Black and Drab Bindings
"ai ban'!ings. JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

.As oIfCt---ConLliiied 20 CauphrH 'l;, on the On
= day 81 November last, Two ies.o ircu ,rh, say
rv belong 10 Mrs. Newman vino las noped from nra.
I"chm0u" - ;"e Wes' They say they If, rer owner
aicnt ia' A"-hauy mountain James is vell,,v Cljov
ro"nt '~eniy-s,2 years OIL, f yes and las as lo
REQ hired TO MIR. Robert Crccrbow of The civ of Jrtb
"nit of the last two years. Chrsity bIacl rsTip
Soo1t twenty years old, rJadr and SAYS he has
been hired to work the coal pits above Rchmond-.
These fellows had when committed, suit of blcc cof,
comes and fur hat, and the other vorl hat The,
also say that Mr.. Thomas Juhnsnn of Louisa county, Va,
IS broter-in-law Of Mrs Neamaus Tie owner Of said
"cg"es are requested 70 Comply With the law and axe the
same out Of jail GEKMAN JORDAN, Jailcr
Nay f--"i}" ~: Cam-hcN ccur'r. "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

lHEi'|.j: Al u superior court OF chancety, holden
a. TIE rAVol ~ the CRY cG Richmond, on te 9th day
Of @"rr'ir 1873: fIcncr, a. Claiborne. pit. against
3"hn it"ards, samuel T. Edwards, and Dudley Akin
sos" deisa"d Silas Hayes aud Otis Looner a,e rier-
chants 80" rn'"rfs, trading m'cr lie firm aud sly re of
Hayes q L"orcf !its. against tie same, dts.
'neSc causes CaWe this day be heard together
on uIe bis the answers 81 the defendant Samuel b.
tdwaT'', nj to the ocr defendants nn the sever al
otcff orders taking the is fn confessed to them
ara was argued ny counsel: Consideration whereof
he court doth order that the defendant Samuel =. FL
warns do render fore Of the commissioners Of the
court an arc"mgt Of his administration ile estate of
samuel Edwards deceased, and the said commissioner
"mcc'eh To state account Of the monies in tie hands
Of he resident defendants belonging dcfcn
"an' Jon" Edwards, aud report The the court
MN any matters specially stated deemed pertinent by
"seI or which may ba required BY tie parties to be
s stated Z ceov rcete
:. y. ABBOTT, u. {. c.
~" parties concerned hereby notified, that have
appointed Friday, thr first day August ncx for com.
mencn5 Tic execution o? the Order, on which day
at 10 "c''rs ~ the forenoon, they are requested to at
cni, with 'heir papers and evidence. my Office in the
city Hall ir tliis cs;y. j. ROBINSON C.rrir
Commissioner Hooi0snns Office,
Richmond, May 81, 1923. sG-vJv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
s1Ob Printing. Office.

OF The Proprictors Of the Vine have
added to their Printing-OGice, set of New
jon TYRES, which will enable them to Print
Pamphlets. Harabills, Circulars, Cards, &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
sgRaWG E.AsRxOMs
=, ''1 !" ""I1"SON!e 0SSOTfhlLnt Of
Spring and Summer Goods
Humphrey u. Brooke.

-fII'OItNEY ut Lay
E-k ~ located himself Io+cto, Essrx county, and
s--s: ";i. attend tine Superior Inferior Courts Of
Car"'MH, hS'E and Westmorclani. Any business in the
INC OF ms profession entrusted 10 him, shall he promptly
attended to- " t'i'''
Jane o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
J. II. TrLToN, ScC'ry.

~ numerous and respectable Eecng the citizens cC
Boeiour on Monday the 18Th day of June 1928 for the
purpose of cccing persons To represent the people o this
County IN Convention at charlottesville on the Itb oC
July next; agreeaby 10 The invitation Of the Honora BILE
John Coaer, published in the Richmond Enuurer James
lie Woodvile, Esq. called to the Chair and Tb,r,so,
C1uchbeid appointed Secretary. committee cnnsstiry
OF TIC following gentlemen, Cen Jam Breck enridre
Elijah McCjanahan, Col. Henry Bowyer Col Win. An
dcrson, Charles Fem, Charles Bealc and 'Tlon,,e n
Dunn, EsqS was appointed IN prepare preau,bJe and
resolutions, expressive Of the views Of this meeting bo
having retired a short timc returned the following
citizens OF Bntctourt county, have long since hem
convinced tha' good artificial Roads and Canals arc
tia To ouT union, freedom and happiness tia
they have powerful ef;ct assimating our nanne,s IN
inspiring that confidence and friendship and creating those
ruua Interests md dependencies, which re so
to the political uuo" Of ifeenen; and tat by diminishing
toe expence Of transportation opfoduce its ultimate and
consuming market they enhance its value in the Ina ps If
the grover We think that has been bouptiG to
7JE S,a:s, e he Glm.ST AL cca-a e cur f,a :re.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
ADMINISTRATION MEETING

Pursuant TO public notice TO the friends Of The ad-
Of the General Government meet in tie
toTo Of GCeensb5rcugb, Greeo county, Al,batr9 On
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

Ala enw &C tbc citiznns of Waslnc,on o,,,,,,..
al Aoi"Edon, 'uoe 18th, 1928, pursuant 70 n,tce
c"'i'c''eu Tor iae purpose ri taking confederation:
c :" Pc"encI OF appointing delegates 10 CCuYcaiion
proposed to he held at Chat1e sviile on The ian yny
next, w!ch las for is chjac Tie ,ssn0nn cT ni,r
nal Improvement within lie State: Judge Peter Holm
sion wasca!led TO the Chair, and John II Fulton ESQ
appointed Secretary. ~ J.
On motion OF tie. Franc;, p,aston ;tro.
Resolved, That committee OF FIVE na,sons bo an
pc ntcd to prepare and report preamble ard resoln
tons, on The expedeucy of appointing deIerar cg on tie
part oil tis c''zEns OF tins county 10 attend the proDu
sed Convention. ff"
WhereuTon committee vas accordingly anrointed.
consisting Of General Fsaucs Preston, Chas C. JOHN.
sIon: and Edward Campbell, E,q'ys, aud Colonies
David Campbell apd James White who, having rct,-
red for short time, seiuUe and made tie following
report:
Whereas, t'c citizens of Washington comfy have
seen with pleasure The proposition 10 cali Conver.-I
ton Which shall in Charlottesville on lie IIfh of
July next, and having Egr lis object the rronoi,on nj
The internal Improvement Ct this State and do mos,
cordially concur III sn! propUs,io as reli calculated
by fce and friendly interchange Of sentiment and
Information from all parts OF the State on THIS most in
tereStipg subject produce ben:ncine of Dro;scls
may he useful 10 tie community and beneics to pos
terii,:
Resolved, therefore, That FIVE Delegates be an
pointed to represent this county ia said CopveDtion
any one of whom shall be competent rcprc.cn,aiive
Resolved, That this meeting appoint Gen L. Pres
ton, Charles G. Johnston Francis Smith DAVID Car,n
bell ond j. H. Futon Esqfs the Representatives Of
The citizens {" u asnston comfy. AID that they be re-
fnPs''d TO attend hc proposed ytrg al Charloites-
vii'c on Their behalf.
Resolved, Fiat this meeting respectfully invites The
a.ie"danco vi Aniew Russell, Esq member OF Tie
Board OF Public Works at said convention
Reso!ved, As tIe "piaion of tbs meeting, tl.ai The
Baltimore Ral Road Company, ought TO be permitted
by The Legislature of Virginia locate nd make
haIi Road through The Valley Of the Shenandoah 10
any point on the Ohio Which they may think best md
that our Delegates 10 the Convention at Oh slotes
vile be instructed to advocate such privilege
Resolved That the proceedings of this meeting
be published in The Richmond Enquirer and i'm tie
Gazette published at Charlottesville, and IN the Staun
ton Spectator.
Signed by order Of the meeting.
PETER JOHNSTON, CIla;r,o.
j. II. FCLToT, ScC'ry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

HASE jnst received a splendid assortment, of Gentle
II mems Dab Beaver Hats of superior quality. On
ao assortment of every description OF Eur Hats
1nh &Vo dozen Black, White, Brown and Drub Wool
a'S-h OF wdich lie feels disposed sell reduced
I.I.res nf CASH JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
Western Lunatic Hospital.

ri oi is hereby given, hat this institution will ,e
50 Ear Completed as to be ready for the reception
'i patients On the e5th day of July next None will be
received previous ~ that TING.
-. By order OF the Court of Directnrs
!l'nc - ct NlCHS G.. KINNEY, C. c. D.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02

- a meeting OF the Citizens Of Goocbepk county
neid al tite Courthouse Monday the I6h DAY OF
June 1898 pursuant TO notice. Tor the puipose Of ia
kHS INTO consideration the proprety OF nominating
Delegates 10 a'ienda Convention proposed 10 be held
* Charlottesville the lt DAY Of Jul, next TO de
wise such means ami TO recommend such measures as
may be best calculated In protnoie ihe Internal I'm.
movement OF tue ate of F,rgiia, Tiloras NJ Ram
uoph was called 10 the Chair, and William Miller an
p"It'ied Secs c'ary:-Ntercupou il was
Resolved, That Wa. I2pll,ng, Archibald Bcyce, IT,:
ani'"'y keau, George Nashun and George w payne
DC appointed Committee 80 draft Resolutions upop
t'il SUBJECT. The Committee then retired ard in
e" minutes returned and reported the following Res
oiii;ione:
Resolved, That II s exnedcrt that tbe citizens Of
Is county he represented in the Convention prooose6
t. be held at Charlottesville on The 14th of JULY next
Or the purpose taking under confederate the Inter
nal improvement. of tis State
Resolved, bat The frllaRng gentlemen, Archibald
!55Tyce lr, Edward Cunningham, Peter Gucrrant,
w m Boiling Andrew Kaan, d5seph S. Watkins and
Thomas Nj Randolph be requested to attend tie sand
convention on behalf OF tie citizens of this county
itesoivcd, Fiat the proctcdinga OF this meeting be
signed ny The Chairnan and Secretary and puhljsbcG
IN thn Richmond i.nqTirer the Constitutional iYLi-
aud the Virginia Advocate.
THOMAS II RANDOLPH Ci'mr.
H!!LiA"I MILLER, SeC1TY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-02
FOR LONDON.
NEW GOODS.
German and Irish Linens.

'S1 IIloII t{IItI LIISII I4IIICES.
hIfiNE aud extra superfue German Linens, Of very
IL superior texture
Do do Irish do
For sale at low prices for cash, ny
fUne 2G-ts HAIL Nptr cp>-