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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03
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26l 1872 OIL SO

With this bright prospect before them,
let the trends OF a righteous cause press on
WIN fresh vIIgor, and they will ensure a
sun more glorious success. Let them be
put united, firm, and consentaneous in their
movements, as they are in their principles,
and victory will be theirs.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03
LIVERPOOL, July 8.

LIvERPooL, July 3.
Friday last, being the Fourth Of July, and
the anniversary Of the Declaration Of the Inde-
pendence of the United States of North Ameri.
ca, the day was celebrated by many Of the ma.
tives of the Republic in this town. The Amer
lean vessels in port were decorated with flags
on the occasion. The Princes Dock, which Is
crowded with American shipping, presented a
novel sight to the eye, and seemed more like an
American than an English dock.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03
NORTHAMPTON. Aug. q.

NORTHAMPTON, Aug. II.
At the Court of Common Pleas held in
this town last week, the man, whose pre-
tended conversations with the headless
ghost of Timothy Felt produced so much
excitement few weeks since, was convict
ed Of larceny, and sentenced to two months
Imprisonment in the county Jail. 1t is pre-
sumed that the community will not be trouh-
led with hobgoblins, SO long as the wizard
who conjured up spirits on Mount Tom, re-
mains in prison.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03

NEW ENGLAND SocIETY's SALE The an
nual sale of Dry Goods, under the direction of
the New England Society, took place Aug. %.
The sale was very fully attended, and among
the company were many merchants from dis
tance The cotton goods sold at rather lower
prices generally than the same descriptions
brought last year but the woollens, the guam
tity of which was not great, were disposed of at
fair rate. The sale was managed in a very judi
cious and satisfactory manner Among the prn-
cipal articles were the following =
1866 packages brown Cottons, 83l do. bleach
ed do, 70l do Prints, do. cold Cambrics, l32
do Hamilton brown and bleached Twills, Jeans
and Stripes, ZIG do. cold goods, to wit, Plaids,
Stripes, Checks, Circassans, Pttsburg Cords,
&C., 95 do. Tickings, 1874 do Broadcloths, 1873
do. Cassmeres, - do. Satinetts, a do. Kerseys,
IA do. Suspenders, So do Flannels, 10 do.
Swanskins do. Damask Diaper and Table
Cloths, do Muslin Shawls, 9 do Palempores,
5 do. Oil Cloths, 30 do. Thread, 6 do. Carpet
ing, do foundation Muslin, 6 do. Millinets, 2
do Musquito Netting. 81 do. Hats, do Straw
Bo',1ets, do. silk Military Sashes, do. lead
Pencils, 3 do Whips, as do. calfskin Pocket
Books and Wallets, ] l6 do packing Irvine, $50
do cotton Batting and Wicking.
About 400 packages of Boots and Shoes were
sold on the Goth, at unusually low prices.
Boston Bulletin.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03

FRANKLIN INSTITUTE, PHILADELPHIA.
This highly useful institution, the character
of which has long been known and appre-
ciated by the manufacturing and mechanic
interests of our country, proposes to hold its
fifth annual exhibition in the early part of
October ensuing. The Board Of Managers
have recently issued circular, containing
an address of the Committee of Premiums,
to the Manufacturers of the United States
and list of the premiums proposed, which
consist of one gold and forty-four silver
medals.
The gold medal it seems is offered some
what in advance-it is to be awarded to the
first person, who, previous to the first day
of January 1880, shall have manufactured,
in the United States, iron from the ore, using
not less than one half anthracite coal the
quantity to be not less than twenty tons.
The silver medals are for the following ar
ticles, TO be exhibited in due quantities, land
under proper regulations, being produced
or manufactured within the U. S.
Iron Castings ny; Iron Hollow Ware,
coated with Porcelain; Sheet Iron; Stock
or Standing Vice; Crucibles Fire Bricks;
Currying Knives; Japanned Trays ny; Lii
thographic Stone Porcelain Timed Cast
Iron Cast Steel Files Pig Brass Steam
Engine Furnace and Boiler Copper Bot
toms Surveyors Instruments F; Portable
Mountain Thermometer Imitation Rus
sian Leather.
WooLLen Goods-Broadclot Cashmere
Satinett Blankets Ingram Carpeting
Stair Carpeting.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03

PITTsBURG, (Pa.) This town is rapidly
increasing in population, buildings, business,
and every description of mercantile enter
prize. She owes much to her natural ad-
vantages, for her present state of improve
ment; but it was not until the location of
the Pennsylvania canal, that her progress
has been so rapid and great as to exceed
the anticipations of her most sanguine
friends. Brick, last year, advanced in price
from SO to $40 per thousand, and this sea-
son there is great demand for them. 1t is
stated in an article which was recently pub
llshed in one of our city papers, that 247
houses are building at present in this place.
The principal part of these are brick, there
being an ordinance in force prohibiting the
erection of wooden buildings within certain
limits. The improvements not confined to
the city, but is equally visible in the ada
cent villages, some Of which have doubled
their population in the last two years.
In Allegheny town, which is immediately
opposite Pittsburg, on the west side of the
Allegheny river, there have been erected
within one year, 81 buildings, exclusive of
which there have been laid several founda-
tons, on one of which is to be erected the
Western Theological Seminary; and. on
another, very extensive cotton factory,
probably the largest in the western country.
A vast region of country depends on Pitts
burg for market, and it is to the "Empo-
rum Of the West" as she has been emphat-
ically styled, that great proportion of the
merchants of the west resort for their mer-
chandize. Philadelphia Daily Chronicle.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03

A GOOD EXAMPLE. At Springfield, younp
man has been fined $40, and the costs were
$l2-total 22-for taking some apples from a
farmers orchard. Not being able 10 nav, The
young man was committed to prison.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03

REMEDY FOR CHOLERA MoRBUs. A friend
assures us that the following simple prescription
for Dysentery or Cholera Morbus, has been fire.
quently tried, and, when made use of in season,
with uniform success TO half tumbler OF
vinegar add as much fine salt as the vinegar
will dissolve, and take it fasting II will oner-
ate as a carthartic, and, if the stomach be unite
foul, as an emetic likewise.-.N Z. Farmer.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03
ANDREW JACKSON"

/ certify the foregoing to be true copy Of
both letters, now in my possession in the hand
writing of Andrew Jackson. A. ERWIN.
Now, sir, Burr did remain on the first visit
from the 25th of September to the 9th of Octo-
Der, as appears in print, and again returned the
18th of December and remained until the 22d /;
he did take away two of these boats, the pork
&c, and was escorted by Gen. Jackson's favor
ite nephew by marriage, Col. Stokely D. Hays.
ANDREW ERWIN.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03
BOsToN. AUG. %

DDSTON, Aug.
LATEST FROM EUROPE. BY the new
packet Liverpool, which arrived at this port
yesterday, we have received our files of
London papers to July IL. They contain
but little later news from the Russian ar
mics in Turkey. A corps of the Russian
army were proceeded up the right bank of
the Danube, to join the siege of Slistria.
The corps lately employed in the siege of
Brailow, is ordered to join the main army.
News had been received from Corfu of the
Admirals de Rigny, and Codrington, and
Count Guileminot, and that Mr.. Stratford
Canning was impatiently expected there to
concert measures, to be adopted by the non
belligerent parties to the treaty Of July 9th.
1t is stated that Ibrahim Pacha has made
proposals for the evacuation of the Morea,
which arc likely to be carried into effect.
In consequence of this expectation, the
strictness of the blockade has been relaxed.
Col. Gordon had arrived at Ancona, on his
return to Greece. 1t was reported that the
fortress OF Anapa, on the Black Sea, had
surrendered to the Russians.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03

SINGULAR ORGANIC RELIC. A workman
recently broke mass of very firm congIom-
crate rock, quarried FOR the new State House
now building at New Haven, and found
lodged in cavity, SO completely enclosed
as 70 exclude the possibility of external in
troduction-a piece of wood, the small limb
OIL tree, apparently of the pine family
with the bark entire-the wood not miner
allzed-but fresh, and in perfect preserva-
ton, and not even attached to the walls of the
cavity, Except slightly at one end but lying
in It as in a case. The piece of wood was
not larger than finger, and the cavity but
2 or inches in diameter: it was lined with
soft and feebly coherent matter resembling
the substance Of rock in state of rather
minute division. The conclusion from this
interesting fact appears irresistible, that this
piece of wood was floating in tho waters,
which were charged with the materials Of
this rock, and became enclosed, during their
consolidation; thus proving thatsthis rock
had never been ignited and that tree or
shrub was in existence when il was formed.
lSalimdW's Journal.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-09-03

i. CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 10.
The Porte has received the news of the
passage of the Danube without betraying
much surprise. The Grand Vizier is gone
to Adrlanople. The Sultan, full of conf
dence in his own power, is said to have
exclaimed, upon receiving this intelligence,
"we shall now see who is strongest" 1t is
said the Sultan has issued Firman, ac-
cording to which all garrisons captivating
or surrendering, under any circumstances
whatsoever, are to suffer death. The gar
rison OF small fortress probably Isaczi)
which had obtained free passage, are
said to have been already beheaded by
command of his Sublime Highness.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

S1G Vnlue of deed ol uted 90 the
NJ by Richard Lyon the 22d OF April 1923 and
recorded IN the clerks Office Of the county cour, of Cum
h.r'au', on the 28t {" May 1925, shall on The cd of
september next at Cumberland cour, house offer for sale
" public auction, I" the highest bidder FOR ca sh sixty
acres oi an, conveyed to by deed ~ ing in
seiu county, un Arpomatox river, adjoining the lands
Euun tssest"n and Others together with the crs MILL
saw miii ana cotton thereto The land all
low grounds ~ soo! quality Acting trustees shall
convey such title only vested by
JOHN HUGHES,
Aug 23-wit JOHN MILLER
Il" TIE apitn IN the city Richmond, tho 9Th ,lay If
teh, unry 1928; john W. Smith, pit against William
D. T"yl"r AMI Els. his wife, who Eliza Marshall
th"i"S L. Marshall, hu J. Mashai and Edwin Burn
icy ani Lucy al his wife, who Lucy 81. ha
ne'Is at W iilian Elu's'ail, dec. dts.
v" motion q" the plaintiff! hy Cuunsel, the m,sal of this
count IS assigned guardian Ia the ufnn, ricuiau John
lafs"i, u drirnd INN This silt: and thccup.n the
cause came an is Hay bc hca,i bill,
tc infant defendant hy his goa dln att, ether
defendants on the srvvr. c,I,.a odcts, taking
hI contested as tn hein, whch appear havr duly
eXecu'ed and on exhibit anu a,gsd plaintiff
c"Se; on cousitlef Grafton Whereof order
that the defendants render state
before "ne OF the the court, VI hn is
iHHecteu to irport ifc with any ma
specially stated deemed pertinent Ivy hirnelf, which
mag M 'c1nhed hy the raiiics to be stated.
y cory. iesr, Wal q. pENDIETGN, e.. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
HIDES, LE.4THER, &c.
600 BEST heavy Rio GIande hides

500 BEST heavy Rio GIande hides
466 Rio Janero do
4"o sailed Brazil do
400 DO various other qualities do
100 Richmond sailed slaughter 10
800 90 de do calfskTs
1000 soai leather Of every quality both and hem
Ieck isnnage. from The very hes, to the mos, ME.
q nor by the quantity quarter of side
ono SIDES wax nd upper lea hgy
DO. doz !fskins and kipskns
seal skins, horse aud grain leather
Boot morocco skins, lining and binding skins
Roll binding, boot cord aud webbing
Foot and shoe trees lasts &c.
Black varnish
ShOomakefs' and curriers' tools of all kines
2"oo lbs coarse aud fine bail shoe thread
]. Harness ItIng and bride leuthcc
Charse, bog aud lining hides
IiosSkIns aud Morocco skins of all kinds
Saddle trees, girth and aiming webb
loo doz. English Basil sheep skins
Coach lace, fringe, tassals, &c.
~ onl and WoolIcn Yarn
300 pair Richmond made plantation etoee
20 obis. tanners' oil-for sale by W4.
Arg 23-w4t WILLIAM CRANE.
AN away from the subscriber, on Friday last a
n u very likely bright mulatto boy named WILLIAM
lor william P'ice0 formerly the property of Mr. vii
liam r. Carter of Goochand Re is about cigb,cr
years "d I'VE feet four FIVE inches high very active
ana intelligent, and has doubt pass or fres
papers Ten Dollars reward will be given for his aware
""n lnuhG IN this city twenty dollars, If in tho
County, or fifty dollars if of the State; ore,hsr mis-,
any expenses incurred in either CASE Masters ri vot
h6 "teTs are cautioned against harboug or carryln
him of. HALL NEit soS "s
" ne CoNsTITUTIoNAi. WHIG' is published nv ,ce =
week, wednesdays and Saturdays) at FIVE dn1,,s 10
annum, payable n advance. p'
u Previous to discontiDuance Of the paper all ar
lsaTdges must be paid up. And those who NAV wish IN
nscopnue' VIII notify the Editors that effect at ast
thry days before the period expires Tor which they sub
scribeh. ~ NY suO-
~ FOR adVersingT5 cents square Tor less) for ,be
hrS' Insertion and 90 cents for each CONFERENCE.-The
NUMBER OF insertions must be noted Ms oA
'hey VIII DC continued and charged accordincIv
" All letters to the Editors must be postpaid n, tb
will receive attention. F' " ''0S
" Notes Of Chartered specie paying Banks of any Of
I've states will be received in payment for subseriroo -
we Ypg' nough virginia or u States Bank Notes would
Re preferred; and renances can he n,4dr t,o,r-t 10
rs! $3.50 ~ &C r!s,- of-,c VII 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
FRAN IL, RacIrsisr, (.N. Y Yt,sgSJt:
CANAL BOAT SONG.

hIR-"Nenting Of the Waters
til free o'cr the walcrs our bunny boat glidcs,
nor Wait we Tor fair winds nor stay we Tor tides
lhCa lair fields 81 meafoW;s-thro' country G ToIyr
All Saiiy aud gladly, DIR course We hold on.
yoLn thu lake 10 the rIvef- from river 10 lake,
Fol ht;ISttCi or light, still leave & wake;
from the wnsi bearing all that rich cn;siry yiGlds;
20 The io9r which makes the morn g'ad il the fields,
l:eturniIlg again from the river sbrigh; brca:,
tI;r the products Of cmes afr OH TO the VEST
hnG add, totlrc hackyoplsr:al's coiufart and eas,
All commerce can give BY lis spills OF the seas,
Our "Ditch Is the pride and strength OF the stale
~ wealth gives power aud lis glory gives weight
Nle the srennwoohs shall echo or 6ure shr syyt;
Wen Eerncrnirr Ncw Yo,! and us Erie Canal.
Then free ocr the waters cus bonny boat gl,In.
str wait thou 10: fair wind, nQr sta thou i1r t,!a!
ihro' fair fields and mco1owstro' country & town
All gully and gladly ouE couISr We hold OIL =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
TIE IREIlENIAIn

fPoM FAYLrY's LAYS \ mfXsrrfh
ne nI:dal is orcG, hc guests all gone.
The brides only sister SITS weeping alone
nc wreath OF White roses is torn from her bro.y
Am the heat Of the briGeIuni is dcsoatc no.r.
Niih smiles and ccrssns sic tcckod fhr flir brd,
Md then led her t':sh with aiec;ma!c PRIDE
Sie k'rew that together they should lvyo!!
ct sht smiled when shc kissed har and suercd
S9c would not embiitGr a it.tvo; CAV,
.N:. send her sweet sister in sadness away:
d. = hear the bells ringing, SHE sag5 her tcpar-
Sdc caTaiot veil loIgcs The g;icc Of her hcstri.
Size thinks Of cach pleasure, each pain that cnicars
= nc grHtle companion o. happier years:
~ wreath ef white rose; is lo-u from her brow,
Ahd the hcart OF the briie:nai is 5c5ouic nov.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
VIRGINIA. BOARDING 8oYs1

~ rs Nj g. W. THORNTON, Of PbiadrIub,a
LFa respectfully informs her friends and acuuan,a
III Vg oou'n' mat she has just opened coninohious
Boarding House, at tho South West corner IF E,iS,h
SAMSON Serts where individuals families can be en-
'ot'"eh " ine most comfortable manner, ard at rca
P''tes' Ire strat"n Of her house perhaps
Chesh"t an " ainm Streets and in the vicinity Of wash
in2ien and i"dercnisncc Square, the Museum the Arcade
ihe Academy ct Fine Arts tho Medical Univetsi'y the
"D' b".' 'G '"' '"n'f Theatres aud ofrr places
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
llIE III .l.lLl'

ono lci your cup fash sunShme-lik'
10 friends udw fur away;
Here's 10 the absent and int lDvc1.!
The ahsCnt, lid you say
.Antl whcref4fr should VIC drink 10 thGm
n Is a weary toast:
What 6uOf!s 1t 10 retail tbC friends
Whom we have loved and lost
East cuts olir Gooh Ship through the seq.
What DOES 1t leave bchhdo
herr il no path upon the wave,
No track upon tne Wind
/ ,kc tha> swift ship we have pa.4 o,5
j, md lrii 40 deeper trace;
THE cirle rartcd from al home
las no : no vacant place.
'rwcr ant happier years than niue
On thy Young brow are sct:
sion th0u u''!r learn Times c;tsics. ta,A
Is tracnjus 10 ii1rgol.
III fill as high, III drink rs accp.-
tf, mus. a toaSi De said:
Well hef2 are all ! ever pledge
"tu' 9re.Ca, AMI the deaa!2 J.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

V1KGINIA A. rules holden in The olerks oic or -,
superior court Of chancrry for the Richmond disf,;r
the 9th day ct August 1928: Joseph S. Leake and MAJ
~. ms VIE pits against Susan Masse, Thomas Massis
dts. - ' ""'''' "i"eS'c'
me defendant William 4. Masse not wing entered
WIS appearance and given security according to the set of
"s'noy ana the rules Of this court and It appearing b,
sHsiactory evidence, that he not an uhaban Of tbi.
s""nj 1t is ordered, that the said defendant do appear
ee on the inst day Of tie term and answer the hill
" 'u Pans; and that copy Of this order be f6rthvit
inserted in newspaper published in the civ Of Rich
ond Tor two months successfully, aud posted at the fon,
door of the capitol, in the said civ
, - |sS.'. Vs.. =. prr[trrr~ r. g..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
Sd @ E q IL 81.
TO TUE LARK.

TO TIE LARK.
Nto'n', cmlI 81 tho morning, noun; ami SIM
-rnJ gilv beo, thy fluitcring VIM,
And sound ,hy shrill 9lanns.
.,.tiu " the iountainS OF the dew,
1 my sense 10 Keen, Thy joys arcncw,
iic vide world opens to thy view,
AUD spreads Us earliest ci.annS.
FAX :iawcr'd araaud, the hill, tic plain
sdirh the glad impulse filthy sifai,
And O'f. ti,ciS veil aside:
Wiule warm with hope and rap;urcus iav
Thy thrilling lay rugs chccrilv.
@0vc swcis lis nrtcS, aud hbtr,t,
Ard youlh's cxuliipg wid'.
THY lit,le Bosom, iaIpws 10 i'll,
20 gloomy uiausht, no waywafi VII
IT'S sunshine oil and ease.
Lake tax own rlu'nCs alrlr, the Ssv,
INV Tranquil days gldc smoulhlv L.:
Nc 'racS behind item as they ~
froclalms dcparlrJ pracc
'trds thus nav earliest hopes aspirey.
Was ihus, with youthful ascjpr mot,
vaniv Thought In soar,
70 snatch from fate the iaIfllng rrjyo.,
Beyond tive beam at vulgar eyes
AlaS the unbilden sign viii rise.
ThnSc days shall dawn no more.
uow glorious lose LIES morning staf,
in bright puSs.SSion round her car.
How dauc'd the heavenly train
Truth bcckon'd from her radi;u, throne:
Aud Fame held high her starry crown,
While Hope and Love look'd smiling dow
nor babe my tolls be vain.
Too snon the fond Illusion past,
Ion gay, too bright, too pure TO last,
II melted from my gaze.
And narrowing with each coming year.
Iiic's onward path drew dark aud drcSC
Nhi'e pride forbade the starting tear
Would tall DER happier days.
Sill Der nay soul, though changed aud dG,,d
One lingering doubtful beam is Shed,
One ray not yet withdrawn;
And still tl,lt twilight soft and clear.
Thai tells ~ friends and former chcrr;
Hall makes inc fain 10 lisgcr here =
Ed'f hope a second dawn.
sing on! sitA on, what he1r, 81 cola,
Nien such Il ta.G uf Joy is told,
Rut needs must sympa,hizc'
KS if0m some chcrub Of tho SIX
hail thy morning melody
Oh! ctpII1 | mount with thee OF, liicn
Mud Silurc thy oCS,acics,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

TIE N"uf!c.. Inquirer, d tho Ia -. zav>, Mr..
Reynolds HIS bern in town for tr past week Bit
sty eng1e'C'l IN rcahlRg the oil log books Of orr
whJJ1g Captain cn-v"rsng with ncrcEon MS ard
acquiring al 'nr n'rIH'nn possible from orr ct-
=. 7'.:f@'t"i ~ he South Snls sud laciti. Qc.al
dc ia direTtinE the +rrr"s md nxa,l;rla. CHS Of She
"yPeGta7 e11rcta ore long 70 sail from this country
'i''dr III" direction Q" the Navy Department. oar
ot;zcra i' much interest in this subject and layo
arRoHCj an active committee 10 assist Tr. r. in Of
-"cing tho object Of his visit TO our Island"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10

VIRGINIA. At rules, holden in tho clerks oaic. of ,
superior court of chanceTy for the Richmond district
NE ah day Of August 1928: EdRund Walls pit against
" ..l''H t. to"snee aud James Rawlings, dts
DIS appearance and given security according tie act
assembly and the rules OF this court and appearing nv
satisfactory evidence that no is not pha biian this
country; 1t IS ordered that the sai defendant do appnar
mere on the first day If the erm the bill
OF the plaintiff; and that cosy of this order be forwit
nse'ed ~ Some newspaper published in the city Rich
ond Ior o months successfully and posted at the from,
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
Cd COPY. GeSle, VIM G. PF,rpI Y-ro,, =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
NEW COTTON.

sa'nElc ofprIu1e Cotton OF the new crop, raised
- VIM. Wilkinson OF Brunswick, has bnrn shown 10
ns tir which Il cents have hccn offered.
.N0rft Caj'ofi'Hz GUIdi-A gentlemen WIG -.a,r,od
Trough thts town, from FoyGttcvilic OIL W ccics!a
D>t, informed ttjcnd OF TINT there was C,uHd
Last week by TcrFDn searching Tor roId, "a, husna
count, a limp oFtIot mn.l Weighing hetwcsn Hin
teen aD1 tourtcr pounds, and suppcts: to hr worth
HiU) or $500 do.ara---l Petcn5nTy InJJ2jg2aclr,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-10
August 20

VIRGINIA.: Al rules, holden r tho clerks ofc. OF the
SUPERIOR court of chnncery FIR the Richmond district
ths 9th day Of August, 1922: William, Mesoinson nit
dsa'.ss Robert Hershey udmor r Joseph C. Mesgnsou
aud Philip Duva ans.
HE Defendant Philip Duval, having entered his
appearances and cvrH security according the act of
assembly and the rules OF this court and il appearn, nv
satisfactory evidence That he is inhnh ant of this
country 1t ordered, that the said defendant do apoear
mere on Tue 1st day OF the next term and the bill
o the PLAINTIFF and that copy of this be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
monde 10" tw" mons successfully, ami posted the front
door ct the capitol, in the said city.
Cd COPY. Tesre, W7r. q. rExprE'bv e. r.