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The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-21
LOTTERIES.

'The other day when paid abourer some hard earned gains, he looked at the little and said 'f I thoug Int l could draw prize. would buy ticket in the lottery knew that his wife and children had wants that this small would relieve, and he himself who owed some debts Here see poor man, pressed by his wants and misled by hopes up by the legislature, emped to gamble away the bread of wife and number of oh ldren.'
 It is vain--it is mockery for us to be talking about religion when its precepts set at nought by the law and the people. Lead us not into temptations" the prayer uttered by the founder of the Christ ian dispensation-and yet it is scarcely possible for man pass his own threshold, without beng tempted enter upon a of gambling which nothing but miracle can prevent terminating in perdition. Au. tho?se gambling and encourage the manufacture of whiskey, and then wisely deplore the increase ot crime and the depravty of the people.-lPenn. Gaz.l
 s'O;adLing.-The persons ment 9ned in in the article from the Leeds Mercury Goblet and Jonss as paving with large amount of property frauduleny obtained. have been arrested and imprisoned at New-York 5000 sovereigns were among the effects brought by them from England.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-21
(TranslatiOn.) NnENuAN nTTDT Gr

GRECIAN REPUBLIC.
 SUPREME GOVERNING COMMISSION. To the Presidents and respectable members cj Greek Phil0nthrOpic Committees of the Uni ted States of America.
 The Greek nation, fully sensible of yOnr unwearied exerti0ns for its benefit, and 0t the many and varlOus aids you have afford ed to its cause, feels impressed with the deepest gratitude, and being unable to make any other return, tenders through the Gov ernment it's sincere and heartfelt thanks.-- It hopes that for the future also. as indrfdi igable Phianthropists and 3ealous friends of justice, you will not cease to labor for those iDdsputable rights which Turkish tyranny has for four centuries trampled on, and is now struggling to destroy entirely. Your coun- tryman,Dr. Howe. man remarkable for his professional skill and for his virtues, has ser we'd Greece as physician and surgeon, for two years and half, with cheerfnlne. s abi- 1y and honour, and tO the entire satisfaction Ofthe Government. This excellent man. ar dent to serve Greece in a manner analogous to his strong enthusiasm for the cause, has conceived the plan of esta bshing regular hos pitfalls for the army. The intention is noble and worthy thousand thanks, and if put in execution can be of the greatest assistance to Greece. But how is it to be executed in the present deplorably poor state of the country? For this reason he comes to you in the hope of obtaining the necessary means for execu- ting his plan. Government, adnliring his zeal and philanthropy. recommend him to- you, the members of the Philanthropic Com mittees, as worthy of your confidence, and beseech you to assist him in his able and use ful scheme for the good of Greece.
 Gentlemen, the wants of Greece are indeed worthy ofpity. The seven years struggle on the one hand, continually dlnlnishes her nat ural resources, while on the other it aug ments and mutiplies the necessities of the fu- ture. The Greeks repose their hopes in the noble. generosity of the PilheIenists of the enlightened world, but particularly upon those of America: who, having once been placed in like situation, can feel sensibly what it is.
 Farewell, have health and be happy.
 The Supreme Governing Committee.
 G. MAVROMICHALIS,
 YANNI M. MILAUTRY,
 YAFNULI NATROS,
 Signed. G. GLARAKIS,
 Secretary ofState. Pores, s7th April, o. s.
The Litchfield County post., 1828-02-21
Rrm ca. N Y. Msuausils Advertiser.

The Greek Executive Committee have tAe pleasure to announce to the public, that Dr. Howe, we'll known for hlS philanihrO- pic exertions in the cause of Greece, came passenger in the brig Jane, the last supply vessel sent out by the Committee. The ob- feet of the Doctors visit may be seen hy his appeal. The communication from the Greek Sacrament will also be read with great in- terest.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
To Growers of Tobacco.

EACRlNG the last season, impressions were nc
- douot made on the minds of many Planters, thai
Tobacco stored at Shockoe Warehouse was not under
The protection OF the State against loss by fire. This
warehouse situated in the heart of the lily, and at the
foot OF the Basin recently enlarged under act of
seInbly as TO hold at six ousa nd hogsheads
of Tobacco, aordng every to planters and
buyers OF the article, and beng the great TOBACCO mari
It 10 not deemed unworthy that impressions if tor
med, should be removed.
he act OF Assembly creating this house public ;n-
sPectioa and securing planters and the s,ore5s of to-
bacco against loss by fire. this & other public inspec.
ons referred to for their information. Also the late
act OF respecting upland inspected tobacco stored
at the Public Warehouse OF Petersburg and this CITY
showing that this late act of Assembly does NOT
10 away the responsibility of the State against loss by
hre on Tobacco inspected stored for inspection in
h's or any other inspecting warehouse in this State
except Tappahannock
See End vol Rev. Code, chap. eco creating Shock
oe an inspection 81. eff any warehouse already
or hereby, or hereafter 10 be established shall bapoen
10 ne burnt, the loss sustained thereby tobacco Ell
liner unInspeced or stored shall be made good and
paid TO the several persons injured by the Common
"eaith-provided that the receipt given for such to-
5acco shall be OF an older date than twelve months as
IN the case OF inspected tobacco brought from an upper
10 lower warehouse for storage, shall be of an older
date t'an two years from the Inspection such tobacco
shall not be paid for by the public; but the owner or
proprietor thereof shall bear the loss-and provided
mat this section shall not be construed to compel
the public 10 pay the of tobacco refused and
reserved in warehonse for future inspection the va
iue OF the SAM, should il be burnt previous to rein
spectioD-and provided that the public shall not be liza.
bio epay for any tobacco destroyed BY fire in Tappa
hammock Warehouse"
Acts of Assembly IG26--cbap II. sec. 7.
And be ii 'ortber enacted, that il any bogshead Of
TOBACCO shall have been inspected at any upland in
spectioD and shall afterwards be stored in any ware
house 10 the city of Richmand the town Of Peters
burg other than The public warehouses in The said city
and town OF Petersburg, tile Commonwealth shall mol
be liable for the loss or 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 hogshesJs if in The city of
Richmond, or in the town Of Petersburg two hun
dred and seventy five bogsbeads in the public WIRE
house aforesaid, unless The pecors thereof should
have refused TO receive such tobacco on storage of
which fact it shall be their duty to give certificate if
requTred.n Der IL 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
REMOVAL.
VIM. MTTCEzEIE,.

| ~ AICtt-MAkER d JEW ELLER,
EsPEcTTULI.y informs his friends and the public
IA that he has removed 10 the store lately occun;ed
oy hir. John Bronargh, door below H. Neilsons
Dry Goods Store and is receiving splendid as
sorLment of
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
Ladies' and Gentlemens Gold Patent Lever and Main
Watches, Silver Patent Lever Watches Capped, Jew.
elled and Plain Watches of every description eoan
Gold Watch Chains, Seals Keys Sides Rings, Watch
Hooks and Ornaments.
JEWELRY.
Full sets of Pearl Jew efy Pearl Earrings Head Or
naments, Breaches and Finger-rings, elegant Fila.
gree, Gold sets EARRINGS Breaches Crosses and Or
naments, Gold neck Chains and Bracelets, Jet, Ear
rings. Finger rings aud Broaphcs, Paste and Coral
Jewelry.
SILVER WARE
Silver Tea Sets, Silver Table, TIA and Desert Spoons
Ladies, Sugar longs, Salt and mustard Spoons, Spec
taces, Pencil Cases, Butter Knives, Thimbles Nurse
Tubes, Coral and Bells.
PLATED WARE.
Elegant Sheffield Plated and Silver Mounted On,
Glass Casters and Cordial Stands Caudlesticls Snuff
iers anu Trays, DecaDter slides, Common Plated Cas-
tors, CandIes,icks aud Decanter Labels
BRITANNIA WARE.
Full sets Of Britannia Ware Coffee and Tea Pots Su-
gar Dishes, Cream Pots and Labels.
CUTLERY.
Fine RazoEs, Pen and Pocket Knives and Scissors
very superior.
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS.
Gilt and Plated Mounted Swords, Gilt and Plated
Epauetts Silk Sasbcs, Laces Cords and Tassels In
taniry and Cavalry Officers Wings, Artillery, Jufan-
try and Rifle Buttons, Gilt. Plated and silver hIsun
ted Dirks, Sword Belts, and Plumes, Morocco Pock
Ell books and Wallets, Bead ReticuIes and Purses Gill
Bracelets Paste Top Combs, Roman Pearl Coral and
Amber Beads, Steel Waist Clasps, Musical Snuff Box.
es, &c. &c,
Uf'Syer Ware and Jeweiry Of every description
made TO order. Clocks aud Watches repaired and
warranted. Nov IA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
10 Free PeopIe of Color.

sE leave to tender to my patrons my grateful thanks
'of past encouragement, vale, by increased exertiops
ana ny he known character and the utility of my school,
both to individuals and society, hope merit future
support.
Having at considerable cost, compared witt, My condi-
'ion built at my residence o3; street, sufficiently dis
ahl rom the centre Of b0sincs-, eomnodious school
ana haV every that could be expected
" my prescribed circumstances, for the accommodation
" ieec'ate school Of free colored pupils fater
ysc mat my exeons to my colored brethren, will
he duly appreciated by them.
would cordially invite this Institution the friendly
n'en''on OF those gentlemen who charitaby hope they
are fostering tor Libcsa, caow chiefs and embryo
men by your love for your county, by your cofpmisera-
on LOT degraded man. encourages institution which
ior us object no less the honor of society thar individual
nappness-te elevation of the free people of color from
mental thraljom, from degradation.
In this school taught English Grammar Mercantile
""netc' typography aud Mensuratiop, with tine
ry subordinate branches of education
IERMs-S3 IS payable quarterly in advance.
inose VINO live remote from the city may be aocommo-
dated with board, for six decent boys on liberal terms
JOSEPH SHEPARD.
Ei:hnDnf, Dec. 1rh, 1927. 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
Land for Sale.

virtue ut deed of trust executed 10 the suhsc,ho,
AS by Francis Osborne Of the county of Clss,o,e,I -
tho FIRST day Of May, 1921, and duly admitted To reco 49,
INC Clerks office ofsad cauuiy, the Esd day of the
op and III the same year, uner tie provisions contain
80 IN SAID decd, and the power therein vested in mo ~
On Saturday, the 9th January next 1895 proceed "a coli
on the premises, 20 the CHEST bidder for cash IN.
"' and whereon the said Francis Osborne resided =, h
""Ie OF the aforementioned deed, aud said to contain
aoout one thousand less lying on
S fiver ~ the county OF Chesterfield, aud opuos;te r.,
he ieSaenee OF the late Edmund HARRISON deed of the
county 81 A"1a. sinai! convey such title to the bur.
CHASER purchasers is vested in me bv thu said s
Ian = ~ W. Ai"S"c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
THE VINEYARD.

r. ALPHONSE LOuBAT'S subscription for the
IVl introduction of the F1'e into the United States
having been noihcd the southern public al period
too late to allow to reach the perusa of All infi,y
OF Individuals, who, convinced Of its utility, the ia
ch'y OF ITS culture, would have desired enter their
SUBSCRIPTIONS; he has, IDENTITY, made choice selec-
ton ~ 2oo0o inc Roots, aud ordered this quantity from
ms father III France. They will arrive in New York
before the middle of the ensuing month of February;
therefore, subscribers may still furnish themselves witt, a
supply 10 the amount specified.
lne COST AS usual, is rated The fixed price for 1000
.soos or over, at the rate of ia each Roots for
less than 1000 the cents; for less ,ba
ooO, ~ cents; aud 80 for less than 5-,o be
on the delivery Of the Roots
Letters VIII not be received unless post paid.
Subscription lists opened a,
Richm"nd-with Davenport, Allen & Co
Newbern-John Justice.
Raleigh John Louis Tailor
New York-Aiphonse Loubat, G5, Wall Strcrt
Nov 90 .,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

OTlCE.-Al persons having open accounts with the
estate OF Robert Bell; Decd late saddler the .ity
II" Richmond are requested TO call the subscriber for
settlement AS IT is expected that reference tile books
will often he required have had posted aud am
POW ready to make settlements. Although is desirable
that speedy close of the ton should be MA de-
YET shaii give reasonable time these who may all
indebted 10 the estate, giving bond for the
nent hereof All those Indebted by notes are
informed mat the claims against very
sehy pressed and that therefore, shall be compelled 70
require them to make Immediate payment Ali persons
failing to call in reasonable ne may expect legal steps
VIII be taken for the collection thereof All persons
CLAIMS against the estate, requested present
properly aud legally authenticated that may appriscd
OF the amount due, enable make Tor
Their iiqu'daton My office is in the City Hall, whese
'he BOOKS nd papers will be kept, and where shall gene
rally attend iron. 10 to 3 o'clock.
w. D. WREN, Serg't C. r. 6.
Dec o--ts Adm'or of Robert Bell, deed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
Public Sale.

virtue Of deed of trust executed by Richard Graves
FL TO Inc subscriber, on the 18th day of Sept 1927
and recorded IN the clerks Office of New Kent county for
purposes therein named shall proceed to sell TO the hr
est bidder for cash. at the residence said Graves in the
county afnesad on Thursday the 31st day of the
month"; (JanuayO If fair, otherwise the mex, fair dav a.,
clock NJ about twelve negroes the crop of corn and
indae stock at horses, COWS, sheep AMI hogs household
and Kitchen fniture also small tract of land called
haeys lying III the County aforesaid formerly the ro
perry OF the Sid Richard Graves The title to t,e 49,,
mentioned property is believed be ndspu,able BIZ,
S'a convey such title only is vested in me as ttusta
lam 5tb, 1929. 'e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

TNiE subscriber again offers this valuable estate for
salc situa ted the main Eastern and Western VAL
Icy road in the county of Montgomery, II miles west of
Salem, on the Roanoke river. This is one Of the most
fertile and valuable estates above the Blue Ridge;
tans between GOO and 1000 of land the half of
which is first rate bottoms. The improvements consist
o handsome two story dwelling house Of brick all the
necessary out houses cehousr, carriage house, &c.
fine harm and stable, with in pipes to each
with about 200 of woodland enclosed for hos
pasture. The oveseer's house nes,o quarters are
built IN most snbsta The fences are gene
rally made with locust posts. 100 acres of first
rate meadows and fine young orchard uf apple trees
On the farm IS building rented 1arern one of H.;
best stands IN the country, where there Is Post Office
al which the maj! running and daily
He also wishes to sell his Irap,ke over the Allephanv
having the privilege of gate his farm-the law an
thofising which vests perpetual in the subscriber
and requires that the mel prets arising from the tolls
should ANNUALLY yield interest of less than or
more than ID cent $4,000 orisiua! cost:
has for many varied from 10 III per cent He
wishes also To sell several small tracts land OH said Turn
pike road.
Tie subscriber is induced believe that the value of
TINS property has heretofore prevented his wing Sold tile
impression being that large would asked for IL,
tie however is determined To sell great bargain and
earnestly invites offers for it, The Of payment will
industrious TO purchase, capitalists vest funds in
even as speculation The title be made To- purca.
sers ndtsputaoe The land is situated that it would
make two desirable farms. Adde'S to
GEO. HANCOCK,
Jan - at F"theringay, Va.
u; In payment for ti< property, the subscrb would
take in pat IL or 10 Negroes. a ca sh pa ymeut
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
IN bove Baton Rouge, tue left bank of the Misss
sippi, consisting OF
One Thousand and Eighty .4rpents;
said plantation has fion oil Arpents on the river g.
is adjoining tire principal landing of the settlements
from which Cotton is shipped On this tract there arc
one hundred or more acres of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six Iooms-Cotion Gin,
Mill Tan Yard Negro Cabins, &c. (easy repaired -
The titles TO the above lands are indisputsble, and
warranty decd will be given If required.
ALso-Oae Thousand .ArncnLs;
situated on Thompsons Creek 10 the parish of Fcci-
ana, one and half miles from the river Mississippi Sc
ven miles from the town of ST. Francisvi,lc. Part OF
tins tract consists OF low bottoms probably 200
years since, bugrownup-E Either the whole or one hall
OF this tract will be sold at the option of the
Fur further particulars apply TO this office or TO
ROBERT ROSS.
New leans Oct O. az
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
Hats and Cans.

/ HtvE received by late arrivals from New York gen.
'cmens black beaver Hats Of superior quality and ol
various patterns also one case of geutlencu's and
youths sea otter aI fur seal Caps, very ha ndsome
On hand very large ana general assortment OF
gf' aud 5000 wool hats: TO the latter invite the at
ieoon Of those having Factory, CoaIpit Plantation
Negroes tn. fIInah.
Aoy. SSt JOHN THOMfEov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
Richmond Plough Mandatory,
OPPOSITE THE /

OPPOSI7E THE UNION HOTEL.
subscriber respectfully invites his friends and GUS
Il toners to call and examine his stock of PLOUGHS
consisting of the NcCormrk, the Freedom and
the improved BaIsharc ali nr which he thinks he can sell
a. prices satisfactory tn PURCHASERS. Anudhoa
iefonS 'nrnShed. WAl. PALMER.
Jam ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

E Y. p. y. HERRING-Sir, it appearing from info Va,
I'VE nation that you not a resident of the State
of Virginia: you will therefore take notice, that shall
on Monday, the 1Ith day Of February next, at the
washington Tavern in the City Of Richmond and State
Of Virginia. proceed 10 take the deposition of Thomas
Hewlett and ottGts to ne read as evidence in sui,
now depending and uEdete in tie superior court
o, law for the Richmond dis'rrc in which you plain
sc, and myself dcfenlau when end where YOU may at
's"" u you please. WILLIAM PRICE.
I'm. ia. 1925 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
lancaster County Court, .YopemJcr %, 1877.

Lancoster County Court, .NoocmJer 81, 1871
AN me motion OF Ralph Edmonds, adn'or Of Charles
W Taylor, deed, it is ordered that William Milbonrn
and Sarah I. his wife, William I. jenkins, Charles T.
Jenkins Edward ~ Jenkins James N. Jenkins, George
Jenkins, Saah T.. j. jenkins and Robert r. Jenkins
in right of their mother f. j. Jenkins Robert JavIor IT,
ana Mary =. his wife, who Mary C. Taylor, Mar
ina l. Taylor, Caileu Conway and Iarrott r. his wife
VINO was HaFr'o't T. Taylor, George F. Taylor William
e. Moore p tight of his wife, Matilda r. VINO ,y,e NT,,I
ga ~ layIor George W. Morton and Evelia NJ his wife
VINO was Eyeoa NJ Taylor be summoned to appear bero
wv "e gu o"aay IN CO. next, to shew if any they
can, why the lands and negroes of which Charles ,vr
e" should not be sold and the proceeds divided
among those legally entitled thereto and it appearing to
he saact'9n OF the court, tina; William NIbourp and
Sarah t. his wife are not residents of This commonr
Is therefore oIdcTed that copy Of this be forthwith
inserted IN the CONSTITUTIONAL Wing for two months success
this county. & Copy. Attest,
i" RoB'T T. DrNAWAY. y. q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
DISSOLUTION

= EUSTACE u M'Nt.MARA, is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. J. II. EUSTACE,
II. G.. M'NEAIARA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

And having sent to London for part retail edi-
e'hes anh having engaged young gentleman eunen,ly
H"ahed 10 attend particularly the retail business to.
gether with other arrangements he has made, he conf
IDENTIFY expects 10 be able offer friends the larees,
ana best assortment of MEDICINES ever offered in this
r"!Het. j. II. EUSTACE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
TlitGLNfa:

PItGINf.3:
At rules, holden in the clerks the superior court
Oh chancery for the Richmond district, the Sd day Of
December, 1927:
Richard Nj. HarwelI ani Polly his wife, formerly Polly
Atkinson, Heartwell Hitchcock Frances his wife
formerly Atkinson, Russell Hitchcock Susanna lis
wiir' late Susanna Siamback, and formerly Susanna
1''"'"So,' ana James Askinson, PTS.
against
John Atkinson and Nathaniel Param executors oc VIII,
ham Atkinson deceased, and the said John Atkinson
III his own right, Richard Coleman aud Dolly his wife
nfoecca kice, Jesse Bonner, admor OF his late wifi:
Susanna, Martha Collier, Lewis A. Collier Georpe
r. Collier, Thomas Bridgforth Lucy his wife aud
oafan A'k''Son' widow of said WIN. Atkinson, heed,
~. DEs.
Inc defendants, Nathaniel PaIaanl and George H. Col
e not havng entered their appearance and gvea
fy according to the act Of assembly and the rules of
S cout ahh II appearing by satisfactory evidence that
.hcy are 10; Inhabitants OF this country it is ordered
oa inc SAID defendants 80 appear here on the 1o,,eth
"ay 81 ue next term "ld answer the amended bill Of
.t plaintiffs and that copy Of this order forthwith
insured ID some newspaper published in ie city of Rich
o"n' nor Two months successfully, aud posted at the
'front.' door OF the capitol, in the said city.
69 AIopy. Tcsir, WIN. w. IiENiNG. C. 6.
PIRGL.VI.9: - " ------- -
~ rules holden In the clerks office the superior cout
OF ehancery for the Eiehmoni district the 81 Dccem-
John Depp, admor With the will annexed Of BENJAMIN
Harris deed, in
agaIcsl
Lhoras Miller, late sheriff Povviatan and as SUCH
admor OF WD Bentley, deed, Ja.nes Lyon aud Ju-
din \, his wife, Henry NJ. Bentley joseph r. Bent
ley IN his OWN right aud adm'or will, the will an
mexed OF Jno. w. Bentley, deceased, and Mary Ann
iurpn, Edward Augustus Turpin Philip Osborne -Tur-
pm Peter +. Turpu, Mary Caroiidc Turpip, powia-
Ia" v. Inrpi", Thomas Jefferson Turpin. VIM. A.
in,pm, t"bct Sampson, admor of Jesse Tucker
deed, Colin MeT;ae and Samuel Tsylor, Dns
ihe defendants, Mary Ann Turpin, Edward Augustus
ufpin' Peter r. Turpio Philip Osborne Turpiu, Mary
caroline IuTpin, Powhaan V. Turpn, and Thomas JEFF
ietson iufpn not having entered their appearance and
gwen security according TO The assembly and the
es oil TINS court, and appearing satisfactory evil
aehce, mat they are not inhabitants Of this co,ry. j,
otoctea that the said defendants do appear here on
'ne iortieih day OF the and answer the bill
he plaintiff; and That copy of this order be forth
wi'n 'nseffeo IN some newspaper published in the CITY
OF hchmond for two months SUCCESSFULLY posted at
me Iohi door OF the capitol, in the said city.
~ Copy. Teste, VIM. w. HENING r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26
To Tobacco and Cotton Planters.

g. T. GWATHMEY will sell an commission,
Az Tobacco aud Cotton. for those Planters who
NAV think fit TO consign their crops 10 iheip
Rici,mond, OFT. 81, 1927 92t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

NoIlCE-Al! persons having claims against the above
concern as well as ali those indebted, will arnv To
the subscriber who s alone authorised Ia settle the
JAM I, 1929. g, J. n, FITSTsCT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-26

l'RE subscriber bess leave his ends parIcI-
ANY, and the public generally, that he has taken the
store late IN the occupancy of Mr. VIM. Crane doors