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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

frrcn, his siayhere ron that aiCni @ofesn'sei
YOUR STATE the preceding August-Hef oaad The
Hr,sas bas ne al he HsrHiiag beitsr suited 10
hs iusie, a. ID Cadef Beteg
ANDREW ERWIN.
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We took OCCASION some DAYS aro. 10 roCpr
TO the last " other bargain"then brought forth
hthe Albany ARGUS, which was, that Mr. Adj.
am had answered a letter received bv hin,
from a eittsfn Of Ontario, enqniring whether
he was or was not II masnn. The assertion
was'hat the President belonged 10 the craft
madr by The JneS'on men for political feet.
ahd The ditirren: s~lalemrnts aud coniectnrcs
made IN relation 10 the matter, induced this
citizen 10 adde's, Mr.. Adam, ia person The
answer we copy below. The Oniafio Reposi-
tory Remarks, IN publishing it,as inllows:
~ YORK C0m A9p
" II appears that on the receipt of The let,
Ter, a copy was permilled IN be taken. from
which transcripts have multiplied, until they
are now circulating in almost every part of
the State. In this lsndable work, ,6e enc.
mics OF Mr.. Adams have not been the laas,
active or jealous. In several oftheir nanprs
sa'0led extracts have already Appealed. and
lie Tact OF its publicity having already tran.
sPlred, we feel iG'ly justified in giving il 10 the
iabl'c, genuine aud entire. In doing this.
however, we cannot torbeer our pointed re-.
nhke 10 those, whh, in the eery face of the
itiltr Itself, AMI ~ violation OF the e,press
wish OF the writer. nave been oficiouslv en-
gagged in circulating and publishing IL
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iHa'an Execution The Georgia Statesman
aud Fa'riot OF the 10th July, gives the follow.
ing account OF the execution of TWO murder.
eiS:-
An indian and negro were executed on 12,b
inst. at Fort michel, on the Chattaboochv cr
the murder of Redaer, a white man. Whit com.
'ag through the Creek nation The wssnn,
win which be was murdered, was a small hatch.
ct, or tomaha"k. The Indian of his own ar.
cord immediately confessed his guilt hut
The negro broke from custody. although
shol at several tunes. and pretty seyersIv
"oohoea IA the attempt. He was imm.di.
a'eIy pursued by a company Of ,"d,ans
depa'ea Tor the purpose, and retaken-ror
VIII" can escape the 1t, er-slumberinq v;oi
lance OF those avengers of blood. Wien on,e
they have scented the footsteps of heir yictim !,
A tribunal OF Chiefs had been convened hv
inc Agent to SIT in Judgment on the ,wo
m'''ehes' over which Tuskeegs, sun of Lit,,a
frlncs' presided. The trial aud execution oc.
e"p'ed about IN hour. The examination. bs.
ing closed, and the order given. :. Toke ben,
ateny and kiH them Chiefof the Cus.e,.s W.
" anS'oes' 10 v~sndicais lLe shsras,sr Of hgs .ribe
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

BALTIMORE. AUG. l6.-Bailnors and Ohm
RalI Rodd.-We are gratliied to learn. thar the
line ofthe RAILROAD, a. ial a, ElIicon's Nni's
has heen put under contract. some of the con.
tractors are bus'ly employed in the consume.
ton OF houses for the accommodation of a iaroa
force-others ARE actively AZ work, and in the
course OF a lew DAYS, 1t is expected thar this
porto" o. the road will eShibit Il yery lively
scene, ne contracts have been taken. in gene.
'"' ~ 'a'' prices THIS portion oil the line will
be pressed on with energy in the mean TINA
every effort is making 10 effect the Ioco,,nn
Westward, so as TO enable the Directors 10 ,n.
under contract, early this Fall, another d;y,s;;nn
u the road OF from fifteen to twenty miles.
GdEgIe.
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from he Lieerpooi Chronicle of.Juns os.
IMPORTANT CUSTOMS REGULATION

AiAi Oihi-Atf4 IbNiOho RE,GUIA1IDA
BILL.
The following remarks apply To a bill now
passing through the House, altering the duties
on certain commodities aud more particularly
81 two articles, the chief produce OF the United
Sifes. Let i DE pemised. lhat lhr heavy tarih'
inflicted by America viii cauSr immense snug
siiis OF BRITISH manufactures through the Cana
das INTO the Omitted SiiIe-, and WHICH the axLen
Slve ltact Of country "lii render il impossible 10
prevent. LEI II also h. promised that, for the an,
conragen' nj OF such smuggling, d the employ
inent oil British ships. areturn Calgo from the Ca
nadas Is lndispensible.-how, as by treaties We
cannot levy aiduty on Uniled States produce, un-
less as high a duty be levied on such produce
from the most flvoured nations. Government
have, therefore, selected the two staple articles,
Cot On and Tobacco. and by %iOmering the duty
or States Cotton and Tobacco, coming from the
brHlSd POSSESSIONS, this return Of cargo is likely
10 oe fhec Ell again, as a facility to tho cheap
introduction of produce from the United States
INTO til Canadas, the United States themselves
have, OF late years, by means of canals, &c. chal-
ked out the ,oad; and # tobacco and Cotton
come mic the blitSh possessions, where there
iheV may be warehoused tor transportation,
none other hui British vessels can import them
IRON thence into this country.
N.-Gnvernment have resolved. that
'"IN'ttu hoii dhN
possession, shall be Is ,per cwt. consequently,
cotton, the growth and produce of anu place,
may come fron British possessions to this coun-
ny al That rate ot duly for home consumption.
III lieu OF the present duty of6 per centum al
Valorem. Snppos,ng the consumption OF cotton
IN this country 10 be about 700 900 bales of
: lA cwt' average, and the average value for
eH'ry Cd, the present D per cent. ad valorem du-
y Womb yield, t294,000
Proposed duty, |, 100000 cwt. at Is. $500
Loss 20 the reyensP. f2U6, 800
W. are inclined to believe, this important sa-
inc iS,nade fortl'e double purpose ofbenefring
BRUSH shipping and IN letalliaiion of the iIl,iui.
geo American tariff. Vessels from Brazil. cali
ing al barbadoes or elsew here. should be allow
Ell 10 c,"nse their papers piAout dischagiug.
o'her"lse the intended boon will. from the .x.
p"nse' be nearly nugatofy. Cotton from tie
1n'ed states, will, in all probability. pas
.ronsa Ianada. Bermuda, the Bahamas, &c.
particularly Sea Islands; aud Egyptian through
/ additional Day on 10bacco.-An siditiopss
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iEENEsSEr, AUG.
= wonderful shaking here since the vote of
louisiana was known HkentucAy comes out
the same way, changes unexpected will take
place here"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28
A.la ,ht prorrieiy or NJ Adams snrwrr.

A.ia tht ~nropfieiy Of Nr ADAMS snvwrT.
ing the inquiry ,ihere can he bnl Que opinion
Without marked d'sfsIieci 10 that portion uf
The community, who are pleased In regard
the fact asimportant, he could not have refH-
sed. And rs The opposition. presses were con
sian,ly sgitating tho subject. and endenvoring
10 mislead and deceive the public. Il 10 bat
jusi HAT the truth should he known We
have heard bnl one opinion of The letter IL
self its sentiments and is uiciinn age %spflan-
ded by all parties. and We rejoice That. with.
oat the violation Of confidence or pfoprteiy,
we can present II IN our readers"
fCoPY.1
Udshfpgfoh, .7prii 10. 1923.
OLiYrn HARTwELL. Esq. Csnsndaigua, n. Y
5if-ln answer tn your enquiry ia your let
Ter of the 3ist nli. ! stale that | am not, never
was. aud never shall be n Free Mason. lgive
you this answer, IN the spirit of friendly re-
turn 10 the kindness with which YOU have
made the inquiry. But unwilling Ia contrib
ute IN any manner ~ the excitement prodn-
eed hy the mysterious abdpotion audtoo pro
babe murder OF William Norgan. | request
Won not ia gave publicity 10 this letter. The
deep and solemn feeling which perYades tte
community on this occasion, Is founded on
the pifresi principles OF human virtue and of
human rights. In the Just and lawful pursuit
Of n signal siudicati0n al the laws of nature
and Of Tie land, violated in bis person, which
has been undertaken, snd - We, IN progress,
with the authority aud cooperation nf your
Legislature. / hope aud trust thai the fet!o.
citizens - HE sufferer will temper with the
spidt Of Insiiee, the reparaiion OF her wrongs,
and Ia me inf iction Of every penalty, careful.
W abstain from vi.il'og upon the innocenttbe
misdnrds of the guilty.
am, with respect, your fellow citizen,
J. q. ADAMS.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-28

We have sreu several times in our streets
of late. the murh talked OF Major Lee, whn
not lo1g since left the Hermitage OF HE siapr
radtr NJ Tennessee. having put the last polish
~ lie Education, Literary and Political, oil
his yopihfat pupil. We are informed that the
Gene,el las made wonderful progress, almost
equal % ilni r,sdt within a few months by
The D1ke of Wellington IN the science of po.
litioal economy. But that il has not been
considered prUdent as yet 10 leave the Hero
nf Wv orlesns 10 himself entirely. The
faithful Maior bias therefore left behind him
a number OF blank copo Of speeches, and
an,s ers 30 tetthr5, 80 admirably patriotic aud
on tsons in their style, mud so very p%aflicn-
Iule Peueral in their signihcnlion, that II ia
con iIrrrd thcy viii answer for any occasion,
by merely hlirus The blanks with names al
persots and places. Nnjor Lee, II is belileV-
c :. .iil JOIN Il ctncns TO he held in the course
II tbs month. Al r near Saratoga, Al which
many s%odihrrn dignilsries are 10 lend their
]c"unar' 10 NJ. Van Buren,, for the purpose Of
ecclainiog, il possible, the state of New
York, +" the authority Of the Military hermit
II Iennrssre. ~. Y. Nat. .4dr.
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a good joEr.-one al the hest political am
pcdoif, We have heard ioI a long lime, his
in,t han related 10 rs Of ous old friend Ben.
MY BflIgeeill". Every body knows Ben las
a thorough euinP Ia tsnn man.-lIis friends,
jackson hiend,l imporluned MIN for some
lime previous to The lasl lh Of July 10 raise n
hickory on that day. lr at last consented.
aud being eu, OF trcsood hit uppn the follow
ing rxpedieni To- ut = supply Inc hrst Jack-
sou man h. met. he a larcssed him with, i
VAN a hickory Ia raise on the 4th = " Why
says his friend, " | vii bring you one
" You won't diAppoint me" Certa,nl,
not The next one he met-the third aud
fourth, all promised 'o bring one--and on the
morning ol the ltb. the Major found himself
II possrsyion Of sevpral cosds of hickory. n
goodl long pole to rai,e for The haro, q a pleas
ant laugh At hi, triendS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
HIDES, LEATHER, S.c.
QUO BEST heavy Rio Grandp hiSns

NUNS, LE.11HER, 6'r
SSC BEST heavy Rio Grande hides
4o6 Rio Janeiro do
400 Salted Brazil do
40" do various oihr. qualities 80
loo Richmond sailed slaughter 10
eoo do dc a. r.it,;
loo Snhi leather nf every quality, both oak and hem.
rock ianrage from the very best the most infc-
rior' by the quantity quarter of a side
on' sides wax a nd russell upper leather
90 dox ealfskirs and kipskins
Seal skins, ho and grain leather
b"et morocco skins, lining and binding SKINS
hoii binding, boot cord and webbing
Boot and shoe trcrs lasts &c.
Black varnish
Shoemhkcrs' and curriers' tools Of all kinds
2noo lbs. coarse and fine ball shoe thread
Harness skiIiins, and bride leather
Chase, bag and lining hides
Hogskins and Morocco skins Of all Kinds
Saddle trees, girth aud strainns webb
leo foH English Basil sheep skins
Coach lace, fringe, iassaIs, Sc.
wool and VooiIen Yarn
300 pair Richmond made plantation Sites
20 bbls tanners oil---for sale by
Avg 23-w4t WILLIAM CRANE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
80 @ y @ * e.


We cannot better fill poets corucr than with the following
p's,asGs from the Immortal Byons Manfred, taken from
iand GaaNy.-[Io. .2Gr
.!o" tell thee man have lvel many yras:,
.HGay long year, but they nothing
10 thosc which mus, uruler. agcs-agcs--
Space and eternity and consciousness,
Nh the fierce tsjrs, Of death--and still unsarked!
{. Han. Why, tl.y brow the seal middle aye
.Ian, Think'st thou existence dependent time
~ DOTH but actions epnchs;
r i,ays made my DAYS and nshts irpSGhable'
ian'uner'llc atoms; and desert,
E Ia. s! cold on which the wild waves hre1s
In ,;' no'iunS rests save cgrcasscs and wrecks,
& Hrr Alas; he's ma,lbu yet n'usr ieaxe lin,
''tHlt would ] were for rn the ttugs sce
"o,h1 he but diSciurtrcd dream.
;na, thou tost see, or ,l,h thou ,.o "H" "on
"tg" Myself and trea per>an; OF the Aifs =.
Thy humble virtues, huspitahle honu,
AUD spirit patient, rioIS, proud and flecl
Thy selfuSprct, grtct on nnocept thoughts,
Thy days of health and nights fsecpG thy ,oi.,
~ danger iignfic1 &c; gu,lc-S, hope;
OF cheerful old aye and a quiet gravc'
With cross andgarlaud over its gee" tori,
And Thy grancchildrcn's love fol- eri,,p.;
| his DO src-aud then look within
IL matters n"t,-n,y soul, was Scor:bed ALREADY,
G Han" And woui'st thou then exchange Thy lrt for mine
.If No. friend would not wrong thee, nor exchange
E,y lo' with iiyiug being: Can bear
However wrcchedly, It's still TO bear
In life what others could brook to dream;
hit perish in their siumber
From my youth upwards
Ky Spirit wakd not with the souls of ncy,
Nor look'd upon the earth with human ewes;
ne thirst OF their ambition not nine,
he ann oil their existence not minc
Wy Joys, my griets, passions and my po.y~s.
Made me a Stronger though wore the form,
bad had 10 'Jmpathy with breathing fesr.
My Joy was III the " iiculesS 10 breathe
Inc difficult oy Of the iced mountains top
Where the birds care not build, insects WING
.,!'t DER the herSlcas granite; plunge
into the torrent, and 10 roll along
IN the swift Whrl Of the breaking wave
)i river stream, ocean, in their flow.
Ia these my early strength eXued;
10 follow through the night the novinr .rnu.
The stars and their Developments o catch
me dazzlng ligitnirgs till my ewes grew diE
VI iooh, list rng, the scatcrd leaves,
w mic Autumn winds their evening sons.
hcse were my pastin,es, and to he alone:
For II the tNlugs OF whom was one
Hating to be so,-crossi me in my path,
felt myself degraci back o them,
And was all clay again And then dived
IN my lone wandering, the of death,
Searching ITS cause IN its effect; and drew
nm wItherd bones, ard SNulls AMI hcrnd IN us.
Conclusions most forbidden. Thcn nasSd y
The night OF years in scicncrs untlugt
save il TIC old time: and with time and ,ciI,
AND terrible ordeal, and such pclanci
-NS IN l'sff ha'b power upon the air,
And spirits that do COMPASS ar and clY;j,
SPACE, and the pooled infinite, | made
Nine eyes familiar with eternity,
such as before me, did the Nagi, and
fte VINO Lon out their fountain dwellings, RAISED
fros and Anteros, at Gadara,
AS do thee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
Real Estate at Auction.

E2Y virtue of deed of trust executed IN rho
e. by MI John Dauacott, dated the 3J,h july, 1929
and duly recorded in the Office the Hastings Court of the
cry VI i'chnond Tor the purpose OF securing sum
OF money nue TO Nath Bnwe viii be sold on ,c twelfth
Gay "t september next at 10 o'clock OF tie premises for
'tacy money THOSE valuable Houses md Lot If Iand in
cue CITY OF hicnH'on opposite the Theatre and at the
intersection ct The east side Of 9TH street with the nor,
soe OF street fronting 90 feet the latter and rvnn;-
PACK 10 feet on the former. On this ot there Is
lCN tenement occupied al present Nr. John Ncson-
'S| snah wooden hnlding, formerly occupied by Mr..
hchAd Green TO these lgnements the necessary M,
houses are attached The title fs property is behaved
Ue 'ndsputabe bu. selling trustees The subscribers
WI" only convey such ftle Is vested in them by ,i
aforesaid deed Of trusi. = ''''
WIN. D. WINSTON,
July l2-VY HECTOR DAVIS, ( ms'cF9'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
RICHMOND
PLOUGH MEANUFACTORY,

VIE subscriber informs his friends and public tina
a ne mas removed ls Mandatory to the lately
nccupd by Samuel Coe SEQ. ON Market Brdse wberc
they respectfully invited call and make selections
from the following Pi.oUGIs, Wiz Iitchcocks No. 81
ana very desirable cas-, rloughs. aud we'll calculated
for seeding; the improved Barsbare RiveIcombs and NC
Cnrmieks self sta aud right left nd Fallowpg
Ploushs Castings fdfnished and Ploughs repaired
WILLIAM PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

A WISH TO sell about 1000 acres Of land IN C.bar,cs
CITY being part Of the Berkeley Trac together win
my Mills and Plantation called 3Iil Quarfcr-tp rur
chase money to he paid TIE Bank Of the IT, Sta,cs IN
Richmond The terms may be known by application to
Nat. Nelson. Esq or BENZ rrsvpIsnW "
II private sale NJ the above properly is not effected
in lots to suit purchasers f S''
Berkeley August Doth, 1928 ~,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VIRGINIA.: AT rules, holden in the clerks Office of the
1he %th '1y Of August 1928 EtmurI Walls pit against
" Liam t. Foushee and Jawes Rawlings, dts.
ihe defendant William II. Fousliee not ha wing eutered
hS appearance ard given security according tire act
assembly ana the nlcs Of this and appearing BY
satisfactory evidence, that n inhabau, Of his
.uG'ry Il ordered. that the said defendant anpaa,
on INC n:s cay OF the ncxt and bill
i the plaintiff; ana that copy o this ortii IN
'seF,et III some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
nrend for months successyaly aud rusteA Il, ne ont
door of the capitol, in thr said city.
81 mpy. Teste, WIN G. PENDlETou, c. G.
VIRGINIA: AT rules. holden clerks office of the
superior count Of chanccGy for the Richmond district
ahe 4h day OF August 1928 Joseph s. Lcake and Mary
r. his wife, pits against Susan Massie, rs Nassr
Henry Massie, William A. hIasse, and Charles Masse.
d:ts
The defendant, WHarn A. Massie. no, having er,oo,
his appearance and given security according til, act of
assembly and the rules of this court II appearing b.,
satisfactory evidence, that he of this
ontry IS ordered Ina, the said defendant do appear
here the first day of he term and answer the bill
~ the plaintiffs; and thar cory Of this order forthwith,
TUSere in newspaper published in tile city Of Rich
nond, for two months ssively posted at the icn
door OF the capitol, in the said CITY.
6t cory. Testr, WIN. G. PENrrEToN. c e.
VIRGINIA: At rules, holden in the clerks Office of Inc
superior court Of chancefy far tie Richmond district
tine 9TH day of August 1929: Thomas H. W alton ,r
0g0inst James Spears, Robert Spears. ex'or of Wf;an
Spears, and Leonard Daniel exof Of Sarah Spears dec
dts. "
the defendant James Spears, nor having entered his
appearance aud given socUiity a:coriing act of
assembly and the rules OF this court aud appca riry b
satisfactory evidence thar he bamt Of this
country; is ordered said defendant do arnear
he-e on the first day OF the aud answer the bill
~ the plaintiff and that copy of this oTter forthwith
inserted it, newspaper published the city If Ric
nond Tor two months surceSsively ami posted the from
coor OF the capitol, in the said city.
bl copy. Tes:c. WIZ. G.. PTNDrFroH, e. e.
VIRGINIA: NJ rules, holden in tie cierEs office of the
superior court OF chancery for tine Richmond district
mo 4th day Of August, 1928: william, Stokcs, pit.
against Samuel Elan aud ElizahfI hi. wife Allan y
III, TntNo ~ =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

IN away from the subscriber, on FRIDAY last A
- very likely bright mulauo boy named WILLIAM.
imam fi'ee2 formerly the property of Mr.. VIII
lam +. Carter Of Goochlaud. lie is abor, eighteen
years old FIVE feet four FIVE inches high very active
ana intelligent and has dou5t obtained pass or free
papers Zen Dollars reward will De given for hi appre-
hsrsion, IL found in this city; twenty dollars if IN b
coenty or fifty dollars, If of the State; together with
any expenses incurred in either casr Masters of vessels
and others are ca"'iour3 against harborng or CARVING
'm on. FIAtT NELSON. .
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03

CoMMIssIoSER's OFFICE,
-, Richmond, August 18th, 1928.
IHe parties interested hereby notified TO attend
..,s ounce at oe!ork of the first day October
NEXT aud render the directed by the forero;r,
"'" ~ OF court. HILARY BAKER, Com'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

'ESuE mex, Session will begin on lOh Srp.nhs aud
s. continue until TIC 10Th July following.
The expenses for the session upwards cf ten months
WI be from thcst Jaorary, according late re,iuc-
ton by the Visitors, is follows:
hoard including bed and ether room .urni-
tue, washing aud attendance, 500 90
Fuel and candles-to be furnished by thc
proctor, at cost, and per cent, cnn,missiou
estimated 90 IN
Rent 81 an entire po'njtory, SIG; fer half
il occupied by stu.crt2 On
Use of The Lih.a-y aud public rooms \, On
Professors ioes.-If the student attends Inn,
one S50-if two $50 70 eaci--f three or More
SIS to each--say, IS 90
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Book and Stationary Store


BUdery d Blank Book .1Lau,frctoyv.
II, NASH respectfully informs the public tha, his
~ Bindery is complete, that he n,apufac lures
at Short notice every description Of Record nd kiercha
Books Of the ne materials and workmanship, and Bind
ing Of every description executed with exactness nd dis
patch.
Fis Circulating Library Is in full operation
he has made considerable additions his Stock which
naEcs ha assortment of Law, Medical. Theological His
nfcH Classical, Greek, Latin French Spanish 4 Eng
sh Schn" and Miscellaneous Books ard his Staona ~
aenaLLI9G9l very complete.
u The CONSTITUTIONAL WHO is published twice a
week, (Wednesdays and SaurdaysO FIVE dollars De
aunum, payable in advance.
j. Previous to discontipuanCe OF the paper all ar
rearages must DO paid up. And those who may wish 10
dscontinue will notify the Editors that effect least
thirty days before the period expires for which they
scribcd.
IL For advertisng-T5 cents square Cor ess) for the
first insertion, and 90 for each continuance
number OF insertions be noted the MS otherwise
they will be continued and charged accordingly.
IL All letters the Editors must be postpaid or thew
will receive attention.
u Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks of any Of
the States viii be received in payment subscription to
The Whs though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
be preferred; and remiftances can be rrsNc through ~
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-03
NEW KORE,
JAFFRAY s. CRANE.
tIape opened an erkensirc assortment of
4 1sassaaaDWANE g. CUTLERY
:" NO. III, Peort Street, Hanover Squire,

NEw YORK,
comprising nearly erery article in The ha5eu,n0ng uics
* EIVES and Forks; pen and pocket knives
M Razors and scissors; hand and back saws
Drawing knives; chissels, gouges
lies, plane irons; sey,hes, sickles
Chaf knives curriers' knives
Buttons, bone mouIds; locks Of all kinds
Brass and glass knobs; hinges, screws
Stirrups, spurs; spoons, ladies'
Corn hoes hammers, sledges
Indian guns; anvils, vices
Fowlins pieces; log and trace Grains
Shovels and spades; nails and sad irons.
Merchants from Southern Stocs, are csprciai,v IL
vited to CALI they will be served on accommodating ermg
Yuiv ~ 10.