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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
To Growers of Tobacco.

AURlNG the last season, impressions we're no
- DOUBT made on the minds of many Planters, that
Tobacco stored at Shockoe Warehouse was not under
The protection Of the State against loss by fire. This
Warehouse situa led in tic heart of the city and al The
1901 OF The asn recently enlarged under of AS
sembfy, as 10 hold at six thousan nd hogsheads
OF ooacco afording every convenience planters and
buyers of the article, and being the great TOBACCO mari
is not deemed unworthy that such impressions if tor
med, should be removed.
THE act of Assembly creating this house pub,c in
sPecon and securing planters and the .orers of To-
hacco against loss by fire, this s. other public inspec
TONS rs referred TO for their information. Also the late
act OF 1870 respecting upland inspected tobacco stored
at the Public Warehouse of Petersburg and this city,
showing that even this late act of Assembly, does moi
do away the responsibility of the State against les by
fre on Tobacco inspected stored for inspection in
this any other inspecting warehouse in this State
except Tappahannock
See end vol Rev. Code, cirap 22O, creating Shock
oe an inspection. e.. elf any warehouse Already
or hereby, OF hereafter to be established shall happen
10 be burnt the loss sustained thereb, for tobacco eli
Their unmspecteh or stored, shall be made good, ard
paid 10 the several Persons injured by the Common-
wealt-provded that if the receipt given for such TO-
bacco shall be of an older date than twelve months a.
IN the case OF inspected tobacco brought from an
TO lower warehouse for storage shall be of an older
date than two years from the inspection such tobacco
shall not be paid for BY the public; but the owner or
proprietor thereof shall bear the Ioss-snd provided
mat THIS section shall not he construed 10 compel
The public 10 pay the owner of tobacco refused and
reserved in warehouse for future Inspection the va
lure OF the same, should il be burnt previous 10 rein
specon-and provided that the public shall not be liza
BILE pay for any tobacco destroyed BY fire in Tappa
hammock Warohousen
Acts OF Assembly 1G26-Gap. II. sec. =.
land be 1t further enacted, that if any hogsIead of
tobacco shall have been inspected at any UPLAND in
specon, and shall afterwards be stored in any ware
house in the city of Richmond and the town Of Peters
burg, other than the public warehouses the said city
and town OF Petersburg. the Commonwealth shall not
be liable for the loss destruction of such tobacco by
any means whatsoever. unless at the time when The
same was stored in such other warehouse there were
at least eighteen hundred hogsheads If in the city OF
Richmond or If in the town of Petersburg, two hun
dred and seventy FIVE hogsheads in tire public ware
house aor esaid unless tire inspectors thereof should
have refused TO receive such tobacco Oh storage of
which fact it shall be their duty TO give certificate If
required" Dec IS f.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
10 Free People Of Color.

BEG leave to tender to my patrons my grateful thanks
for past encoura geent, WHILE by increased excrtuns,
and by the known character and the utility Of my school,
both TO individuals and society, hope merit fuufe
support.
Having at considerable cost compared with my condi-
on built my residence 18th street, sufficiently dis
tapt IRON, the centre Of business, commodious school
house and having every that could be expected
rom my prescribed circumstances, for the accommodate
Of respectable school of free colored pupils, fatier
yse that my exeOns MY cOl0ed brethren, will
be duly appreciated by them.
"ou'd cordially invite to this institution the friendly
attention OF those geptlemen who chaabiy hope they
are fostering TOR tibesa, caow chiefs and embryo states
men ny your love for your county, by your commisera-
ion "i ugiaoed man. encourage institution which has
Tor us OBJECT no Tess tine honor of society tha Individual
happmcss-the elevation of free people of color from
mental thraidom, ffom degradation.
In this school are taught English Grammar, Mercantile
Arithmetic Geography and Mensuraop with the
ry subordinate branches of education.
TERMs-S3 10 payable quarterly in advance
Those who live remote from the city may be accommo-
dated win board, Tor SIX decent boys, liberal terms
JOSEPH SHEPARD.
Eich1ond, Dec. 18Th, 1927. 9,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
REMOVAL.
wM. METCHELT.


H&ICtj-MAkER a. JEW r.
EsPECTFULIY informs his friends and the public
IL that he has removed the store lately occupied
by Mr.. John Brouaugh, one door below II. Nelson's
Dry Goods Store, ana is receiving splendid as
sorment of
GOLD g. SILVER WATCHES.
LADIES' and Gentemen's Gold Patent Lever and plain
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches Capped, Jew.
elIed and Plain Watches Of every description elegant
Gold Watch Chains, Seals, Keys, Slides, RDgs Watch
Hooks and Ornaments
JEWELRY
Full sets of Pearl Jewelry Pearl Earrings Head Or
naments, Breaches and Fipger-rings, elegant Fila
gree, Cola sets Ear rings Breaches Crosses and Or
nameDis Gold neck Chains and Bracelets, Je,t Ear
rings, Finger rings and Breaches Paste and Coral
Jewery.
SILVER WARE.
Silver Tea Sets, Silver Table Tea and Desert Spoons
Ladies, Sugar longs, Salt and mustard Spoons, Spec,
tacles Pencil Cases, Butter Knives, Thimbes Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells
PLATED WARE
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Silver Mounted Cut
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands. CandIestcks Snuff
fers and Trays, Deoanter Sides Common Plated Cas-.
tors, Caudlesiicks and Decanter Labels.
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full sets of Britannia Ware, Coffee or, Tea Pots su-
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels.
CUTLERY.
Fine Razors, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors,
some very superior
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS
Gilt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
Epaules, Silk Sases Laces, Cords aud Tassels In.
faotry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery Infan-
try and Rifle Buttons Gilt Plated and silver Noun
ted Drks, Sword Belts and Plumes, Morocco Pock.
Ell Books and Wallets Bead Reticuies and Purses Gilt
Brace is, Paste Top Combs, Roman Pearl, Coral and
Amber Beads Steel Waist Clasps, Musical Snuff Box
es, &c. &c,
made TO order. Clocks and Watches repaired and
warranted. Nov il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

oTICE.-All persons having open accounts with the
estate Of Robert Bell decd late sadder of the city
of Richmond. requested call the subscriber for
settlement. AS 1t is expected That reference books
will often be required have had them posted and am
how ready to make settlements. Although it is desira BILE
that speedy close of the administration be made
yet shall give reasonable time those who may CALL
indebted to the esate their giving bond for pay
nient thereof All those indebted by bonds and notes.
Informed that the claims against the very
and that therefore, shall be compelled
require them to make immediate payment. All persons
failing to call in reasonable me may expect legal steps
will he taken for the collection thereof. All persons wing
claims against the estate, requested present
properly and legally authenticated, that may be apprsed
of the amount due tn enable make arrangements for
their liquidation. My office is in the City Hall, where
the books and papers will be kept and where shall gene
rally attend ftom 10 30 3 o'clock.
w. D. WREN, Serg't c. r. &
Dec S-ts Ahm'or of Robert Bell dec d..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
THE VINEYARD.

M Il. ALPHONSE LOUBAT'S subscription for the
IV1 introduction of the Pine into the United States
having been notified the southern public at period
TOO late to allow it to reach the perusal of nfny
OF Individuals who, convinced of its utility, the IA
cry ct its culture, would have desired their
subscriptions he has, consea ueny, made choice se!ec-
ton OF $4,000 Vine Roots, and ordered this quantity from
his father in France They will arrive in New York
therefore, subscribers may still, furnish themselves with
supply to the specified.
The cost, as usual is rated the fixed price for 1000
o's or over at the rate of 125 each Roof;
less than 1000, the Is CENTS for less THAI
5OU 90 CENTS and 80 foe less than SOTO be paid
on the delivery of the Roots.
Letters will not be received unless post pahl.
Subscription lists opened at
Kichmmd-with Davenport, Allen & Co.
Newbern-Jshn Justice.
Raeigh-Jorn Louis Tailor
New York-Alphunsc Loubat. G5. Wall Street,
Nov 90 ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
IN bove Baton Rouge, the Left bank of tie Missls.
sippi, consisting of
One thousand and Eighty .Arnsn1s
said plantation has font Of II Arpents the river &
is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement,
from which Cotton is SHIPPED. On this tract there arc
one hundred e more acres OF cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, witbsix roorns-Cotton Gin,
Mill, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins &c. teasily repaired-
The titles 20 the above lands are indsputatle, and
warranty deed will be given if required.
hJ.so-One WOusdnd .1ryenf;
situated on Tonpson's Creek the parish Of Felci-
ana one aud half miles from the river Mississippi Sc
ven miles from the town of st. Francsve. Part oil
this tract consists Of low bottoms probably 200 acres
on said tract there about fifty acres, cleared some
years since, buigrowDup-Ehert the whole or one bal
Of this tract will be sold tue option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply 10 This office &c
ROBERT ROSS.
Neg@OfIeans, Oct. 9. tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
Public Sale.

10y virtue OF deed of executed by Jesse d. Aenv-
to the subscriber, the 21st day OF Dec. 1926,
recorded in the clerk Oe Of Powhaan for PURPOSES
therein mentioned, will be sold the highest bidder at
public auction for ready money, at Pphatan house,
tine third Thursday in February next (bcng day
hundred and fifty OF land, or legs lying
powhstan court house, BEN, the late residence OF Major
Frederick WooEsor, deed, much thereof may be
necessary raise the amount due and owing upon
the said deed. Such tic vested in the subscriber
will be conveyed to the PURCHASER.
WM. 5. DANCE, Trastce.
81. 12lb, 1928. VT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
FOR RENr.

IINiE Manufacturing Mill, commonly known as the
L Amherst or Calls Mill, in she county of Amherst
on James River, and distant from Lynchbnrg 10 miles,
" was thoroughly repaired last summer. and runs 3
pair OF Bnrr aud pair OF Eusopns Mill Stones. At
iached To the MILL IS excellent DIV eipg. house with
the necessary houses for the accommodation of fani
ly, and also with p Acres of Land. There is likewise
Saw Mill ON the premises. Few country mills possess
Inc advantages that are found at this Boats may load
or unload at the mill, at all seasons For terms apply
to John M. Warwick, Lynchburg. or,o
G.. e. a. WARWICK.
Feb. wlt*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

20 decree of the county court of Hanover,
Il pronounced the ODD instant in sui, in chanrery
depending IN me said court, in which William G. Maddox
ana wife are plaintiffs, and Samuel Harris and others
defendants WIZ be sold, ON Monday the Sd of March,
the highest bidder, public auction ,n,n credit, of 70
months at the late residence of Pummc Harris, decd.
" the upper end of the said county, hundred and fifty
one acres OF land belonging of the said Plum
meI hatfiS ana Elizabeth Harris, deed. Bonds with
approved security and deed of upon the land to
chaser. nv rur co,,u,xs,orspr
Hanover, Jan. eSth, 1923. 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
Fotheringay for Sale.

>HE subscriber again offers this valuable estate for
sale, situated on the main Eastern and Western VAL
ley road, in the county of Montgomery, Ii miles west of
Salem, on the Roanoke river. This one Of the most
fertile and valuable above the Blue Ridges il con-
as between 600 and 1000 of land. the half Of
which is first bottoms. The improvements consist
OF handsome two story dwelling house of brick, all the
necessary out houses ce-house, carriage house, &c.
hnc barn anu stable, with taken in pipes TO EACH
mill, and of tie best dster,es i'm the country
with about 200 of woodland enclosed for hog
pasture The overscer's hnusc and negro quarters are
built III most substantial The fences are peue.
rally made with locust posts, about 100 of FIRST
RATE meadows and fine young orchard app,e trees
On the farm is building rented 2nrcrH, one of the
best stands IN the country where there is Pos, Office,
at which the mail running and daily arrives
He also wishes tn sell his 7urnpEc over the Aeehany
having the privilege Of gate his fam-he law a.
thosng which vests perpetual estate in tho subscriber
and requires that the net profits arising from tells
should annually yield iuteres. Of less than or
more than 10 per. $4,000, the original costs il
has for varied from 10 II per cent He
wishes also sell, small tract, land on said Turn
pike road.
The subscriber is induced believe that the value Of
this property has heretofore his ha wing Sold the
impression being that large he asked for it,
He however is determined TO sell il great bargain and
earnestly invites offers for it, The of payment will
be rery accommodating make il an object to the
industrious to purchase capitalists funds i'm il
even speculation. The title will he made TO purcta
sers indputntte The land is situated that it would
make two desirable farms. Address
GEO. HANCOCK,
Jan - St Fotherinsay, Va.
u In payment for this property, the subscriber would
take in part IA or 10 Negroes. is u ash payment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

70 Cotton SpinherS and .oianufdcturerS in ptrg,nla
OTlCE.-It having been suggested to nre by num-
her OF my friends and acluautances. that Virginia
IS ABOUT to- become Manufacturing State and having
always been OF opinion that Virginia onght live more
at home, by which money would be more plen.
t'tni among US; and knowing well that if Virginia does
Income Manufacturing State that she will consequently
De drained OF considerable money at first start,
ctinery &c; in order tn obvate part of this, or
say as much of it as lays in my power, have thought
proper to offer my services to the public, and am now
ready to Contract with any company concern, any
quantity of machinery that may be called for either for
Cotton or WOOL, both of which will make
equal, 1t not superior 10 any in the Union; will also
put The machinery in operation and make operate we'll
My long experience and abilities in the business cannot
De doubted Of which the public generally well ac-
quaned JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Surviving partner of the late firm of HIessrs
BUwden, Byrm & Co. of Petersburg, and
Sipernten dant of the Cotton Yarn Fac
tory Swift Creek, but now in
Powhatan
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
Hats and Caps.

l HAVE received by late arrivals from New York. gen.
uemens black beaver Hats of superior quality ami of
various patterns, aso one Of gentlemcns and
youths sea otter and fur seal Gaps, very handsome.
on hand very large and general assortment Of
fur, and UOO wool hats; the latter invite the
ten'ion of those having Factory, Coalp Plantation
Negroes to furnish
Nov. 2Si. JOHN TEIONpSrN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
29ORtru.
(from the German of Korner,l
WORDS OF LOVE.

l''"" u'c oefmah OF hOrDer.I
WORDS OF LOVE.
Words OF love ye whisper as soft
AS the zephyrs that breezes Of Paradise war.
Words OF love, whose bes, control
Hath n'ish,ies, 'nfiueSeelon my soul;
Though affection and g,ef DER my spirit prevail,
Yet my faith in your virtue shall never fail.
is there on earth such transport a this,
When the look Of the loved Que ayows her bliss,
Can lie an equal Joy impar.,
To the bliss tina, lives in lovers heart?
oh. he, be assured, hath never proved
..iie s holicst joys who hath never loved.
Yet the joys of love, so heavenly far,
Gan exits but when honor and virtue there;
FOR the sou, of woman is tender and pure,
AND her faith IS approved, twill for ever endure.
Then trust ye to love, aud its virtue believe,
For beauty aud truth deceive.
But the sprin. Of life is fast fading away,
Then prove yrmr faith while vet you may;
j. lives when all things fail and die,
Like ray Of bliss from its native sky;
Aud we're all creation to rum hurld,
II would live in n brighter and better world.
Then whisper We words of love rs soft
AS the zcphyrs that breezes Of Paradise watt,
Words oil love, whose best control
\ Hath divinest influence DER my soul,
Though all things else should fai,hiess prove,
tStill will trust the words of love.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

FOR RENT In MANCHESTER,
THE House and Lot iu the town of Manchester be.
longing 10 the estate OF James Clarke, and now
occupied by Mrs. Martha III. Clarke-Possession TO
De given immediately. Apply TO Chas,ian Clarke or
T. d. Muvchie.
Jan
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
THE WREATH.

THE WREATH.
Byd young lady ofMirieen.
send to thee chaplet fair
To Irvine around thy auburn hair,
The flowers they are too sweet for me,
Oh It's gift but meet for thee!
Twill suit thy cheek of roseate dye,
Thy. snowy neck aud forehead high;
Thy soft blue eye with s;,ken fringe,
Thy,smiling lip, of coral tinge.
Then wreath them in thy flowing hair,
Oh place those lovely roses there,
And when thou'st with them decked thy brow
Remember me, think on thy vow,
Think on our hours of vanished bliss
The parting sigh, the parting kiss;
Yes. think upon The vows we made
Beneath she spreading oak trees shade,
Whilst gentle zephyrs Sore along
The melting musick OF Thy song:
Then wreath them in thy flowing hair,
On place those lovely roses there.
NJ. L.. w.
Culpeper, January Goth, 1928.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

NoIiCE-Ail phrsons having claims sanst the above
concern, sell all those indebted, will apby to
ne Subscriber, who is alone authorised settle the same
JAM I. 1928. 8, J. IT,. FJTSTaCE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

Adde'S
JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Subjects Tavern, Powhaiar
p. 8. Should concern sufficiently large errare me
to make their machinery, should hare no objc,ions also
engaging to superntend said Factory, provided thar it is
sufficiently large TO occdpy my whole time and
ton Should contract of this Kind take place, wish
to apprise my friends aud the public generally, that my
establishment in Powhatan will be carried on as usual
under the direction and management of my son.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD
Lar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

VIE subscribers after their vicrs friends and
n the public, Commission Agents, for the sale Of
Tobacco, Cotton Sc.
Jan so u1,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

Ana having sent to London for part his medi-
cnes ana h"v'rg engaged a young gentleman emuenty
qua'he 10 attend particularly the retail business,
ee'her with other arrangements he has made, lie
IDENTITY expects to be able offer his friends the largest
and best assortment of MEDICINES offered this
market. J. H. EUSTACE.
JAMS g,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
DISSOLUTION.

ME co-partnership heretofore existing under the firm of
EUSTACE Il M>NEMARA, is this day dissoIye ed by
mutual consent J. II. EUSTACE,
II. C.. M'NEMARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06
THE EVENING HOUR.

THE EVENING HOUR.
This is the hour when Memory wakes
Visions ofjoy that could not last.
This is the hour when Fancy takes
A survey Of the past.
She brings before the pcusive mind
The hallow'd scenes of former years,
And friends who long have been couSign'd
To silence and to teats.
The few we lik'd, the ONE we JOY d.
y sacred band come stealing DER,
And many form far hence remuv'd,
And pleasures now no More.
Friendships ,ha, long in death arc hush'd,
Aud young affections broken chain,
And ii"pes that fate too quickly crush'd-
In memory live again.
Few watch the fading CLEANS of day
But muse o'er Joys as quickly flowr;--
Tint after tint they die away,
Till all at last arr gone.
] ms is the hour when Fancy wrea,hes
a spell round joys that could not last:
This is the hour when Memory brcathes
A sigh TO pleasures past.
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$i13,:j20


Price ~ 7icIsis:
Whole $40, Half SIS, Quarter - 30, Eighth 81 81.
Tickets and shares for sale at the MANAGERS OF
riCE, under the Eagle Hotel.
All orders (os pa) enclosing the cash prize tickets,
:, y; be promptly attended TO If addressed TO
YATES 81 MCINTYRE, Richmond.
AZ Clubs vii! be deal, with the mos, liberal
Ian 90 wit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

HE subscriber begs leave TO inform his friends partcu
iary' and the public generally, that he has taken the
store late IN the occupancy ofMr. WIN. Crane, doors
ABOVE the Bell Tavern, where he will short time
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

To Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
u g. T. GWATRNIEY will sell ON commission.
H. Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters who
may think fit to consign their crops to them.
Richmond, Oct. 81, 1897. 3et
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

lancaster County Court, .f0renaber 90, 1897.
N the motion of Ralph Edmonds adm'or of Charles
~ Taylnr deed, it is ordered, that William NIboun
ana Sarah Il. his wife, William T. jenkins, Charles r
Jenkins Edward NJ jenkins, James N. jenkins, George
l. Jenkins, Sarah T.. j. jenkins and Robert 4. Jenkins
IN right Of their mother E. J. Jenkins Robert TAYLOR r
ahd Mary {. his wife, who Mary c. Ia ylor Mar.
tina l. FaS Tor, Caett Conway and Harriot II. his wife,
who was !iarrott r. Taylor, George F. Taylor, William
e. Moore in right of hts wife, Matilda II. vino was NATL
ia r. Taylor, George w. Morton and Evea NJ his wife,
who was Evena NJ Taylor he summoned to appear here
nhte 81 Monday i'll Feb. siew any the
cam why the lands and negroes of which Charles TAYLOR
died possessed, should he sold proceeds divided
am"hg those legally entitled hee,o-and it appearing to
The satisfaction Of the that William Nlhourn and
Sarah l. his wife residents this commonwealth:
u therefore ordered, that copy this order be forthwith,
inserted IN the Constitutional Wing months success
Stvely- and posted the front door the court house of
this county. A Copv. Attest,
100 RoB"r T. RUNAWAY, D. C.
J NoTlCE.-The Co partner shipol EUS'rACE & Nc
~ NEMARA, having been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, shall continue the stand lately m their occu-
pancy, where shall devote myself erclsirey TO the
.aPO7HECARY, DRUG AND PAINT B BUSINESS
and haer myself that by assduy and attention TO the
interests Of those disposed psouze me- together with
an experience OF trenty fonr gears il the business sha
merit share ut that patronage so literally bestowed
on the ate firm. III. c. McNENaRA
Jan q 8,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

M H. n. b. HEkkiNG-Sir, il appearing from nioT.
IVA nation that you not resident Of the State
OF Vginia you will therefore take notice, that SHALL
ON Monday, the lIth day of February next, at the
as'Ingon Tavern in tire City of Richmond State
of Virginia. proceed take the deposition of Thomas
Hewlett and Others, 10 he read evidence in a suit
now depending and undetermined in the SUPERIOR court
OF law for the Ricrmhnd DISTRICT in which you ore plain
t;i:, and myself defendant when end where you may at
tend 1t you please. WILLIAM PRICE.
Jan. 9Th. 1929, nj,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-06

~ OTICE.-Appoaiion will be made at the Farmets
Bank Of Virginia, for the renewal Of certificate
for thirty Shares Of the Stock Of that Bank in the
name OF Benjamin Hatcher No. 526S, dated 25th May,
1897; the same having been lost or mslad.
Goth Jan. 1928. W.,