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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

o. The subscriber takes this method to re-
turn his thanks to the members of the Fire
Club, Fire-wards, Engine-men, and his fellow
citizens generally, for their very prompt and
active eXertions, by which so much of his prop
erty was preserved from fire on the morn
ing of the 9TH instant; and also to express
his deep sense of gratitude for the generous
kindness and liberality of his friends and neigh
bors in assisting him to repair his loss
ZACHARIAH SHELDON.
Fitchburg, Feb g.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

a THENEUM, or Spirit of the English Mag
"a azines, No. 92,-New Series containing.
as usual, a great variety of interesting matter.
Just received by C. HARRIS. Feb. 90.
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JOHN DAVIS,
JOHN w. LINCOLN

Location TOR Bridge -R0GdS-.ftteTdtE0RS.
On land of john Capron q Sons, in Uxbridge,
Tor the purpose OF varying the road near Scuil
Rock Bridge, where 1t crosses the Canal, about
II rods by 5.
On land supposed to belong to David Taft, in
UxbrIdge, for the purpose Of varying the road
near Scull Rock Bridge, where it is intersected
by the Canal about rods by z, or sufficient to
give the road good direction from the Canal
bridge
On land of Daniel Carpenter, adjacent to
Mumford River, for the purpose OF widening
the channel of said river about the aqaeduct,
&c. about chains in length, by an average OF
one chain in width.
On land of George Willard, for the purpose
of varying the road, where the Canal crosses it
about chains long, by an average Of Il rod in
width.
On land of Manasseh Baker, where the Canal
crosses the road, for the purpose Of varying the
road, say chains by J rods average.
On land of Willard Aldrich and Peleg AL
drich, for the purpose of varying the direction
of the road, where it crosses the Canal, so as to
allow the travel to pass over the bridge across
the lock.
On land Of Henry Dunn, for purpose Of
varying the road at the place where it crosses
the Canal II chains, by an average of chain.
On land of Sylvanus Holbrook, for purpose Of
varying the travel of the road SO as to cross the
bridge over the canal near the county bridge
IL rods by average.
On land of Peter Farnum, for purpose Of
varying the road where the Canal crosses it
say 81 chains by one chain average.
On land of Joshua and Paul c. Chase for pur-
pose of varying the road where the Cana cross
es it, about 2 chains by an average of chain
On land of Joshua and John Wait, fol
purpose of varying the road where the Ca.
nal crosses it, say2 chains by an average of !
chain.
On land of Nathan and Andrew March fol
purpose of varying the road where the lana
crosses it, so as to give the travel good direc
ton over bridge on the wings of the Loeb
near said MARGINS house, chains by ) chair
| average.
Land owned by zadock Taft, being gravelly
bluff near the Canal in the east side and ada
cent to the south line ofand of Daniel Carpem
ter, in Uxbridge, for the purpose of obtaining
earth necessary for the construction of the EN-
bankment of the canal in the vicinity, so square
| rods, the earth to be taken away down to the
level of the adjoining land.
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TaUera Stand for Sale.

FEYHE subscriber would inform the
faEEata a public, that he. in consequence
HgEkaA OF the business not altogether suiting
:. ss-si'- hls health, offers for sale his Tavern
Stand, situated in, Newton, in a very pleasant
vlllage, few rods from Rev. Mr.. Greenough's
Meeting House, and about eight miles from Bos-
ton Market, on the principal Road leading from
Worcester to Boston. The subscriber has had
large share Of the public patronage ever since
ne commenced business in that place. and as the
Ran Road is now laid out through the village,
together with some other important Roads now
making, and pointing directly into the place,
warrants the future prospects equal to any other
within the circle of his knowledge. ANY per-
son DESTROYS Of purchasing place of such mag
nitude, will do well to call on him. as he will
give good pay day, and other accommodations
Feb 70 Avs JOSIAH BIGELOW
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A N Apprentice to the Printing Business, is
IA wanted at this Office "a Lad, IA or Is years
of age, who possesses the requisite qualifications,
will meet with coed encouragement Feb. 90.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

% The Rev. Mr. MAYNARD, of Midway, will
preach in Boylston on the next Sabbath.
February 20.
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SGtsRett POaOer Looms.

g ICE & MILLER have for sale twelve
"a tirst-rate LOOMS: they have been in
use about six months, and will be sold very low.
Worcester, Feb. 90.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20

The Franktin Insurance Company,
EEAV!NG capital of $3OO,O all paid in,
q Il make Insurance against FIRE on Build
lngs, Merchandise, Household Furniture. &c. at
low rates of premium. AUSTIN DENNY. ESQ.
of Worcester, is their Agent, and authorized to
issue Policies. stf Boston, Oct. %.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-02-20
To the Honorable the Justices

ofthe Court of Sessions, held at Worcester,
within andfor the County of Worcester, BY
adjournment, on the second Thursday Of
December, A. d. 1897:
Is D EPRESENTS,-the Blackstone Canal
La, Company by the undersigned, Commits
sioners duly appointed and authorized to act
in behalf of said Corporation-th the said
Company, by virtue of the second section of
the act by which said Company was incorporat-
ed, have located the route of said Canal, which,
by said act, is authorized to be made-that, in
the progress of the work, it is ascertained that
the land located has not, in all instances, been
sutficient-and that, to enable the public con-
veniently to pass over the road and bridges
erected by said Company over their Canal, sew
eral alterations of roads are required, all which
is more particularly described in the location
hereunto annexed
And the said Corporation prays, that this re-
port may be placed upon the files of the said
Court, and notice thereof be directed, and three
disinterested freeholdefs be appointed to esti-
mate all damages which any person or corpo-
ration, upon whose land any part of said Canal
located, may be constructed, or in the con-
struction thereof, or in the alteration of said
roads, shall sustain, agreeably to the provisions
of the eighth section of the act aforesaid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
VT q. as:s.x Il. = u. s. sEIg s.
FORT or RTCHNo.VD. .NOY. u.
CLEARED.

CLEARED
Ship Susir Scott master for huElX tobacco ard siavCs-
Brg Aax AIlbcc master, FOR Hare, to5acco-by John
Allan, jr.
Schr' iH,en,on Philips day from Providence r. L. II
7!asttn Monday forenoon, in lat 30, y, Il chou.cl
Win hcr tocnast carried away lying under balance rect
nanslL Same day in the evening saw Il sloop with sails n;
blown away and no person bonrj appeared De wood
loaded spoke Tuesday evening last, distress, slao,
name not recol'ecte from Richno, hailed from I Harbour
oldcd with coal eaHg very bad, with both pumps going end
:or Rchuond, via Norfolk.
Scr American Coaster, No"cr, from Y. or1 with studrics
70 j Boshcr, and Davenport, Allen & 20.
10 master.
S-r Helen Fuller from Boston; soop Independence o.
SAILED,
Schr. F1Tplay, Ireland, foT :. York, with coal
Schr Tennessee Green. for Baltimore with coalaud tobacco.
he brig sa, Mitchell, has dropped down to City Point to
finish loading for Boston
NLW YORK. November f8.--Arrivcd schoorers
Richmond Packet, Knapp, days from Rictn,oad;
Gazette, -, 6 days fin Richmond; Consort, KctclI-
Tin, c days from Norfolk.
BIZ ow-&hip Now York, Gsnnolt, FIN Liverpool,
(day Of sailing 9th Ocf.)
NORFOLK, Nov. t9---Arrd. schr CIarissa, Hill,
Providence, iR. ~
At Scawcls ro,rt--Schr. Narrarat U1mcr, New
York, 6 days, in ballast bound 20 Hjchmo3J.
Sailnd-Slup Crocian Cii-dIor for Cbo~7osfor,
icame to in Hampton Boads Brig Asia. Pitcher, for
St Barts Rising Sun, Silver for Alexandria; Naomi
Crow"'l, for Philadelphia Chancellor Baker for do;
Farmers Ingenuity, Buck :, for Baltimore, and Sioop
Norfolk Packet, Skdmoro, for New York.
From Hampton Roads, 6;c.-ships Aciopc Write
for Bordeaux Worth star. Tor -----: Briggs Laandcr
Gill, for the Ms1farrannan 8tiaut.r maiuc, for So
merst. l6l8ss.l Perseverance, IIalctt for Boston:
Nchr Main" Spear for ST. Bart, together with sove-
raj Schr4 bouud coosiwisc.
TIE sloop independence, Osborne, from n York
winch won't James River Yesterday. typoricrrrl
very bad weather on Monday last, oud was compel
led TO lay to during which time lost her flying lib.
Cleared, scbr Rising Sun, ST. alexandria.
- CI> -;1.bo, Eill:a--s %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

opnu"n De IN it, favor Without questioning that
there may be serious deficiency, and conseque nly
substantial causes for rise in our markets. vet view
ing 1t upon public grounds, Chs grcat improvements in
prices thus carly. is likely be generally beneficial
nasIItuch IA 1t Will cause early check to consunlp-
ton, and give additional encouragement TO foreign I'M
ports, the duties which weekly lcssan!!G and
when brought on par with the prices now actually
PAYING they will, u'dcr the present Corn PiV nearly
cease have raised my quotations annexed 10 the
rates poidat market Tuesday last since lich
the transactions not important; but ow il to short
supplies from all quarters general decline has vet
been submittedt to- large lot OF Indian corn in bond
sold at 29s and for parcel OF American flour 10
arrive warranted new. 35s per barrel, in bond has
been realized. euoatons-Whcat English old II
Is Cd per 20 H.: new los. 3D. q Is. 3D.: Cpuada
duty bound, II is. Cd; Flour, American sour in
bond, 33s Is. for old and - sos for new; Cana
da sweet, duty paid, 81 :55s.
"a Liverpool letter of the 0th says in relation TO
the above article. "Fhe Corn market has yprricncnJ
another advance, and corn and -four in bond is
likely to come III at low duty, the prices are at pre-
sent quite nominal. We cannot help thinking thai fbe
ddrd"ce IS PreIpitGe 0ad eEye,u!cd, and ,rc fem. q
reaction bcf;rc lomg.''l
Average prices OF corn 1r the las: wcck-yVLc;t
Cos Id; barley, 32s Sd; Aggregate average Tor the
SIX W>"ks which regulates the duty-Whent COS ia:
barley, BPS I'd. Duty on foreign corn Wheat 2Gs
3D.; barley, lbs. lGd.; lbs. 3D.; rye e2s yI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

THE TLOUa AND GRlIN NARK ~

,- - = ~ - LAt'H F'N.AtN m9FChGli.
The supplies Of loward-strect -four came in
pretty freely yesterday. The prevailing wagon price
throughout the day was SO per barrel, although some
loads taken in the afternoon ut fraction higher
sale of Howard street made yesterday from tho
store at 50 So and lot OF 200 barrels rs sold nj
37J. For lot Of 500 barrels Susquchanna, g %
were refused
The prices Of ENe7f, yesterday, were also lower
than or the preceding day. sales Of best rcd were
made at 81 so; and Of fir to cd red, ut 81 So Il
St,75 per bushci.
Corn remains without alteration. Saos orscvc-.l
cargocs Of old were made at co cents aud Of row ut
IS cents per busucl.
rye may be qno.ad # 90 . G5 ccrr's.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
CnmMcrcJu4 21ecorU.

f2o~'' o"d Hhcat.-The excitement produced By
The great rise and iuctuaion in the price Of these
articles, makes it necessary that we should from
day to day report lie state Of The Richmond market
rs regards them particularly with any other inforlna-
tion we may be able TO obtain from the North or E,l
rope that may be useful to our readers. This we
lave endeavourcd % i,o anu shall continue to do un
III the murkct gets settled. And our readers may
depend on our reports being accurate.
FLOUR.-Canal Flour selling freely ycstcr-
day at S9.-Some OF our first Merchants have been
buying up Flour on speculation for some days. They
give generally S. and il some instances for choice
brands, So lie and s. ii. Such is the rage for spec
nation, in the belief that Flour will advance ccnsii
erably higher, that moIled men VINO never dealt
IN the article be,'re, arc buying it up on ape-
culation, at So.
WHEAT.-prirn2 real WIS selling YESTERDAY to the
nillers at 81 95.>.! &c for con,ron good refund
81 97l-2 10 So given for white wheat On Thurs
day. We heard ONO sales ofwhitc wheat Yesterday
On the arrival of the mail to-day bringing the
news by the New York from Liverpool! to the 10th
ut. the Flour and Wheat market will probably IN
'iergo another change.
TOBACCO.--The Tobacco business is duI-plr-
chase7s waiting for ihe crop to como to market.
One hid. Of Tugs ofthe new crop sold yesterday at
auction at 50 so.
u fr the price Of o.ar articles, the render is re-
trrred " our Prices C.0Tca!, which we have taken
..-c,r, .;-.ns 70 make correct.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

that you are about 20 despatch the British brig drama
Captain Christmas for Constantinople, with a cargo
OF manufactures of cotton goods only and requesting
10 know whether can grant any document which, Nv
certifying the nature of her cargo, prev ant the
said vessel from meeting with detention by the Com
nander of his Imperial NIalestys fleet, should it be
brought TO by the squadron bockading the Darda-
nclles.
hasten to inform you, in answer to the above re-
quest that, it being far from the wish of the Imperial
Russian Government to obstruct the general COM
1nerce with the Dardanees the blockade in question
IS limited to the prevention OF vessels entering the
straits with provisions, articles contraband of war
only Tha cargo OF the Urania if consisting of no
inS but manufactures ofcotton goods, will, therefore
meet with no obstruction from the Imperial Russian
squadron, even without certificate fronm
Nevertheless, ] can have objection to grant TO
the ship In question u certificate addressed TO the
Commanders Of the Imperial Russian ships boctad;no
the Dardanches stating the nature and quantity of the
cargo; but IN that every package must bear the
seal OF this Consulate, and the manifest of the cargo
must be attached to- my certiicate--a duplicate of
which manifest shall require.
think 1t necessary to mention that such certificate
from me Will not prevent the vessel from beng search
I'd by the bocading squadron, but ii relied, may
facilitate that operation.
remain, Gentlemen, Your obcdcnt servant,
G. BENHAUSEN, Russian Consul Gclrcral.
10 Messrs. Longridge, Barnett and Ifodsou
S..-gntiru's n..,-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

,-'''' ~ y NtEI1 l - OCl- a.
C2HoH.-inc import tbis week is 5425 BAGS, and
lie snles-r"uc 22,53O. including oCCO bowels al > rs
fo72-3 $500 Nov Orleans, Ii .: 400 Tonnes
secs at % 7d' and 1863 Sea Island, at g %.
1000 bags haze bccu taken OIL speculation. and prices
may be considered o lave advanced 10 20 I'D per
r.. -' P''
,9s1os.-J''icro bas boon rir demand for ashes.
About $50 bbs. chiefly pots have bccns sold at JOs a
d0S, Sd, and few at sos. Cd.
I~pG"''ne.--ii"o Jbi-. Of good quality, in store.
odd at about l0;. GG.
Groin and Fiour.--1hc adyorcc in tho corn market
$ very great t5us proving Notwithstanding sc are
'ndcr the influence - u gold CURRENCY that with a
ea or even an CEarrcrated cause Cf alarm the price
e grain : ss"o: j. - g.c2s glsanc~ i publ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

.Ne'rs eapcctea--Thc slip New York. Which left
Liverpool on the 10th ult. tclegraphed below
New York on Tuesday evening. Our last dates from
Liverpool are to the 18th, and is probable the New
York will furnish news Of Importance, political and
commercial
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

80, - ron -. t.'FS ,"'S mn tiyEnhcfr n YcscdTy.
/he oA1rJtet--Slnce the arrival AT Il York Of the
Syiyan;.s from Liverpool, the article wheat has e-
p"renceI 4 rise in market. Il was SELLING cur
rcntlv Yesterday, at 81 - to 81 60.
Cotton may be quoted at 10 to 10 cents a few
packages Of superior quality sold at 1-8 higher.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
GLASS w ARE.

- Iil-ASio w EiRE.
On TUESDAY, the 25th instant at II o,ctoca
VIII be sold at our Auction Store, packages plan
and m0"ided rca'e, containing plain dccanters inch
and cup plates, lamp glasses, knob and ship shape half
pint and gill tumblcrs sc. sc. Also, zycIuets
cat 'oGrc continuing fgured flute flute and ring alr
pint t,m'!ers and wines, sets globe decanters l.,
sets bowls sets oval dishes, pair celeres an as
sortineHt Of peg lamps, handsomely cut pair quart
pitchers part O. the above ware is ,ilhly cut and
rev patterns:
n0@1 O. D. s, CO. Auc'rs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

T!lc NV Norlt American OF Tuesday cvcninq
quotes u , Bank Stock at it3 i-3aI23J-3. Exchange
London at 100 STA 10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

'Ntn5er Of Boats, and amount Of produce passed dorm
through TIC LolccY Locls
Aorenber 1870 upland boats 3 coal boats, cG79
bushels coal, hhds tobacco, do. stems. ISL bbls
-four, $50 bushels wheat, do. corn, =. cords wood,
"22 feet plank.
Nor. 20.--l5LlrI1nd boats, coll boats. 1865 bus
els coal g hhds tobacco, do. stems 50 kcrs
manufactured tobacco 1914 barrels -four, 400 bushels
wheat, 10 tons iron, 500 hoop poles, 81 bushels
harley.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
BY 1RIPLE7T' d JOILNsTON.

ialuable Real Estate, ut Auction.
b TUESDAY the 25th inst. between the hours
~ of II and l O'Clock, will sell without reserve.
81 Pubhc Auction, the premises those two valuabl
Ienrm"nts Main or E. street one in The occurD,,-
cy OF Nessrs. ~ +. Il q. Foodsun, the second adj
Joining the above, and late IN the occupancy of Nlr
fi"agIFs.as a hat store. FERNS made known on the
DAY o! aaic a private sale would be made upon ap-
PcaIon TO Alcssrs. Hrpiett X Johnston Auctiopcccs
nov ~ GEO: W. IRU EIIEART
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
FURNITURE WAREHOUSE.

TE7IE subscriber intends opening. in a few days.
y wholesale and retail listGbslm nj in the house
formerly occupied BY G. &, G. Clarke. Auctionccrs
where nc viii always have on hand constant supply
Of Furniture ofcvcrv description. China-warc, Glass
ware Hardware DC. which he offers for sale at low.
prices for cash. JOSEPH CARNIGHAN.
nov p oCJt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
CANAL REPORT.

SI9ount OF produce brought down The lower section
ofthe james River Canal, and tolls received du-
ring the week ending November 18th, 1926
fi5 hhds tobacco, II DO. stems, .34 busll2S wheat
1864 bbls flour, 456 bushels corn, i509 bushels coal
5lcords wood, 10000 slaves, 5000 hoop poles 500
feet plank, 28300 los. miscellaneous articles, empty
BOAT, small class.
Amount oftolls o10 oS
The number of boats arrived during the week
ending on the 18th, 215.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
GOTTH CARDEN BnARnENC hCTinnI.-

SOUTH GARDEN BDARDENC: SCHOOL
- shall open School South Garden. i'm tine upper par
Of taronc country, on The 18th January, and ,arstc ~
10Th p ra15cr follow Inc.
The G1oc, ~, and the different branch. Of 1r English
lanrd-c VIII be taught and particular paid IN tn
morals, and Improvement OF the pupils Every scholar U b
considered engaged for the veay after entering School
icnn FOR board, each boardCT furnishing bcdd NJ 1nd
towels, Slo, paid quarterly advance, demand
tnoe suitable TO the y3'ens oi f rroN vii pT
u0-o. John G; NWEFNCf.
= No.. IS, 1872. ec-vI,,
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q. D. IS CO. Auc'rs.
SHOES.

SHOES.
On MONDAY, the 9Th Decembcr at II oc1oc,
VII be sold mt auction store:
100 PACKAGES SHOES, among which arc so,r.,
superior Grogans. .. ID. &, Co. Aucts
I8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22

'ENfE Subscribers offer for sale md keep constant; Il
on hand, large and general assortment Vi GRO
CERES, viz:
St: Croix sugars St. Domingo and java co.lte
" est india n!ousscs
Genuine cognac brandy, part from the London
docks
Holland gin pure * imported
Fresh gUnpow':9r and hnpl teas. q selected parcels
First chop old sherry wine
Do do Port wine
Quarter casks "Olcvcra &, Bonly" Madeira wine
Pipes, Lalfq:rcs and quarter caaks Sicily wine
TcneriiiG wine
!. c. Charnpaigne in quart and pint bottles
Antigua and Ja;n;iica rum
Brown soaps chocolate. No. AIacl.er,,! , y,ilsn
denions And have constantly hand, large guam
tlty OF Rogers Orange Gunpowly: equal II al.itr 10
any matte in America
40 90 TRIPIITT & JOHNSTON.
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SXEAMagoa.Es HgCgIgE.


'sNiE MABYLfEp fND VfR CFEFTss- SSI-fgaNy
4 BOAT COMIAGG observing Tint me SteaT1
boats Richmond ard Fredericksburg which ply o.
tween Norfolk and Richmond ~ advert: cd 49,. CO..
on the Goth iu,t-tr preveHJ any die.ofg atncnt to
travellers. The s.,7i.i 6oilts VIRGINIA and MOP
FOLK viii run through to Richmond from, TaIt;-
more, stopping at Nc;ioik and City Point: to accor
pish which, the NORFOLK, Capt. Jno. Ferguson
son VIII leave Baltimore every SUiEGy afIc-1G0u IT.
, clock for Norfolk, commencing ON SUNDAY DAD
'H* leave Norfolk for Richmond every Tne,dos
morning at O'Clock. leayc R;chmcnd cverv w edncs
DAY morn ~. a: clock, aud Norfolk for Baltimore
every hHrsdny morning 81 9 O'Clock.
Inc VIRGINIA. Cart. fno. ferguson. Ir. VIII
lave Baltimore crorr HeJre~'1Y "rcnipg ai ocloc'
ior NoFiof' c'nm.urr@ 10th inst Leave Norfolk 70,
Richmond evcry Friday rnorrlrr nj t c.cIacl,. Ic
hirhmon" Tor Nortn& every Sum,av roTDinr NJ q
O'Clock, and Norfolk for Baltimore cvorv Monda,.
opcn. Fare from Baltimore - Sofioi, , g. rom No
folk to 'lty Point 80, and 70 Richmond e. Alba
gage and goods al 80 risk 9th" owner or owners.
JAMES FEkGJSSON hrf.
,.t,y
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.
" The Author of the "f;roine Of tie Hgsia mis- -
has the pleasure TO to the public tina { by
the beralty Of the Manager, his last and fare well
bGnett previous to his departure for the North, viii
take place this evening.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &, co.
PRIME SUGARS 80

hIME SJNINRS, NC.
Cn TUESDAY the 25th instant az half past ten
o clock, viii be sold at our Auction Store,
70 thds prime st. CroiX sugars. Also a general
assortment Of Groceries.
no % O. D. 6, CO. Aucts.
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aescstosa &asr8>
THIS nay,

T11Ts NAY.
BY DIEENPOR7, .ILLEh &. co
WHlSHEY, &C.
THIS MORNING, Goth Noy. at half past ten
= clock at our Auction Store,
- bbs Ohio wliskcy
% do n. T.. rum
dlds Jamaica DO
10 Antigua do
pipes cognac brandy
) DO Gin
do imitation brandt
so boxes soap
20 hhds prime moassess
Writing and wrapping pane,
Snuff in bottles
Malaga wine
Madeira do
go bbls Newark cider
Pepper, Ginger, &c. &c.
no 20 D. A. e. co tr,,
u The above sale is postponed to SATURDAY.
the 22d inst. d. 4. 8 90
novel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-11-22
BY J. d, s. COSBY {, co

81 ]. 3. 5. COSBY !. co.
jatHojfe Real Estate for .Sai.
81 Virtue Of decree of the Iiusli.gs Chaue7cr,,
Z Court tor the City Of RclIi6Ed pronounced Ia
tne case OF Fosters Tx or ugairat Satchells Exur
ana others, shall sell at pubic auction, on honda
the Sit inSt at | O'Clock, 4. n. on the premises
ioE cash all said Satchcls interest in an Undivided
inoHty OF Il Brick House Z. or Min-strcet now
Occupied BY Cus!I!,aI &, Andrew.
i. CAMPBELI., Cag.;:nr
appointed by the Hustinrs Court,
D. Sal TO be conducted b. Icssrs. J. g. 8;
-'''"i ~ Co' TO lI--eo5t