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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11
From tls Nc iort ,i,urnal Of Commerce.

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Of rio P,.,r,,oo tatcrnii, W. have 10 cate
for the tate. and please the public, without l''
t4;no,,5. ScnSil ,tftias Of the one part At eas
the fined spes,hilities &c the othrr Rm ~
call The sttontoa Of our reader to rhr naio1 o.
our motto We dislike wardprirc fpm e"
sr,bia Ct above all thinrs. and Tier a'ere come
at 1oce to the peipt Nisus and Eu1salns were
fricnas So were Py'ades. or Dresses mol ~
gettinr DOMAIN aud pEthiaS. ~ the 4'Ii..
Eozina 10 orCer,antes ;bnt hy way II tlnsho'
1 q climax We must record he irrd,bP h' ="
boau,ifI = ma orfemiuire snbies (nct -
as pvsrtIe ladies OF" Ebony notoririv' a.t"
ed MS Miss .JqIa SiirPsfer and Mss Ma
Horrcss we're once sworn friends : b"' ..
il vas soon felt they could be 50 no 'o'f .l.,s
words come to blows. and battle ensa'd W..
proved unfortunate for Jll;n. Stung VIII
4" She tool, heart again. and faced about
As il she meant to stand il out
Rnt " uirbt overcome riaht" and 'hf w.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

Signs We We ALREADY sseprlained the
mes vi more 'han s'A'y members (of tn
lie i,le'urc o North Carolina )risudls l.
Ge Administration, and hope that orr 4, ub,.
IN regard 10 the sentiments oi uftrfs M, he
removed. In these day. however, OF pro.
scrip'iou &denuncatian for IL ,arlancr IL po
liiCal opinions, every man has moi the md
pendrnce to uuma,k himself. II VIII Toe
seen from the communication of " Nord
Caroinisn,e in to.days Register, that he as.
seris, on good authority, the nnmberof Mr.
Adam 5 friends in The Legislature to have Sc.
Yenty-sh
The Southern Recorder, printedin Mil
e1geville. Georgia, and a firm slppo.ter
General Jackson election 20 he .idenc,
admits that Nr Iay's defence exhibits an
imposing mass OF les imony that must have
is WEIGHT on unpreiudiccd minds and adj,
q HAT ii will 90 tar towards relieving his elm
raclrrtrom Ihe snspI,ions under which II ha
sn tong suffered
\ New Orleans paper states that the 40
mnlsfraion majority N the legislator Of Lou
iSiHnn IS sixteen,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11
s., 1p,irGge. ~. Fyor'dq) Jan. Q.

TIE 9eoson. During on residence in Flor
da -, have not known such continuance Of
mid wcat' o. NJ ~. s. seen I'LL nov. he
Osang, Ire, bearing upon It's hougls AZ eoa
tme four d harrlt CROPS in various stages 0!
grow ia, tier neoS are also in bloom. aud ma
ny are budding It's was the case on the
first day ofIanuary 1928. The Elder Tree may
be seen IN fall bloom TOO.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

so1la, doubt aoi, gladly have II tzpong.
ed
Sir. ssFe The furniture ofthe Esd Room NJ
ths Presidents tVnse. q has teen suggested tlas
] IA lie author ofa eettatn lrtfer on that sub
ieci 20 the edH"rs Of the Il Richmond Enquirer.
~ir tia, Is not tf1- and so iar from IT, that M.
thehie, ssuior EDITOR 81 dat paper voluntarily
stated 10 the contrary. ! am not ia the habi of
sfi'ing to that gentleman do not personally
know nun nor did | ever write 10 hun "a,
he. take his paper aud derive from # both
satisfaction aud Instruction. and here bear vii
hug testimony t0the ability with winch II is con
Quoted.
Ass yonag mHn starting IA political life am
naturally ANXIOUS not 10 do OF 10 b. fhoagbi -
have do"e, any lung that may jusdy torleil me
good opinion OF any gentleman IN this II use
hut ! fnsi be allo" Ell 10 say, Nat do not wish
tue good opinion Of the gentleman from ohio, IT
indeed. he Is physically capable If enferlain-
ing good ppinaun o. any ofha species
DEBATE TO BE cOsrlsUEb
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

There IS a deficiency IN the revenues OF the
state Of New Yptk 10 meet its expenditures i!B
yea, Of $40 $50
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

Tie Georslan gives an encouraging descrip-
ton ofthe proeress Of the NV eoyframent a.
deptcd by The removed Cherokecs. Il is, say,
lat popcr, reported 10 be IN iul on,raijof \.
mon - ttst r1h bt,ans Of fits pswe4. vas
,ar pab &c exeou iou OF In Ian ror ,nn,lel lie
was h1ng, 1hrtr printing nate a, ha,e arr
we'd. The types ale generally - IN the Charo-
kee alphab Which ronsi,t7 ef-f different - a.
Ger, 81 rather ~ labir, thc Invention - 4 ma
tva Cherokee.
II vas wildly an lserca>traIIy enough said b,
pne traveller, Gu'Eng land = he'.e,el upon .eo.
- q tc'Dn sNiue.ls Qua nbet thlt he ten
flths W ~ CIT Pc co1etty. According t.
he shstem.at of tin Geo. gidn tn Cherokee,
made ther first step, almost IN civilization, by
the introduction otthr same process.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11

or Reporter has been requested by Mr ". 10 add
The tJl0Hiar certificate ID hr. a0Rrss
TtasHyg DfP0tfIatHt EfRtstsrs ONE,
june =, 30.
hereby certify rhii in the settlement of tha furniture
account Of tr ffrzihant ii the Uuited States there ~
not a1. charge mahe 10 hun, uor men made by the
Uuand sinos. fora Billiard Tablzs Caos Eall. or any
drHttfHHai re- Ga rel ou thereto Deher has tafe brea
a5 lHHfe5 e. pay ment ut,c Tor 80 Lutnmap Board.
Dice aus spDu'enance IA feliun nor f1r any
tHa#s Daafas, Lessten OF my fppurrn1u,r r.i ton
,usfrtp- JOSEPH NOUE5E, Kegi.ter.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-02-11


By NilIougtby Newton of the House of Dele
g"i"s- io'erat,OH, religious and political, the
best evidence as II Is the sureSt guarantee office.
dom.
BY Or Geo. ", Crump of the House Of Dele.
gates-Ihe Rich Enquirer-Ihe unchanged Il
interchangeable advocate of the principles which
marked the epoch of its birth
This toast having hecn drank Mr. Richie OBJ
served, that there was good o saving which he
had learned when al school, and had never tor
gotten Ne SHor ultra crcpldGm-In plain home
~ English, Nerer lei the cObbisr 90 LeVoud hi.
fGs'-that if he bad any last AT all il was hs pen,
not his tongue-lhat he would not presume to i'm.
itate the Orators who had gone before him and
he would therefore not attempt TO speak, hui
would rrife his thanks
BY Col. Walton OF the Senate--The People The
only Spyereigns
By Tn. Gregory of the II ofD.-The rights ot
the people against sptCulatng government ana
band of conspiratoIs
BY Geo W. Macrae, of the II. of D.--Te L
nited Kingdom and he u. S.--ihe Parent & the
Child. Let neither forget the Spirii of j." the an
cirniD Dominion
BY DIR rhoS. p Atkinson, ofthe II. Of D.-Mn
nufdciureS amt .1gricuiture-N hist the GeRer
al GOrerpmcut affords protection 10 the SPINDLE
and the Loom, may Heoren speed the Plough
BY n. IL. Mason, OF the II. ofD.--The result
| Of the late contest in Ken. between Chiffon an,
Calhoun proves that Jackson and his friends
| have nothing to fear from re-c0BlmHting thei
| cause to the people.
By Col. A. c. Smith, ofthe Senate-r-Firginii
| talent-Like the golden bough OF the Sbyl
! primo arg!so aon 5.j.-!. alTe.,y alteT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

a'e sx presses fears that Barry should succeed lie
"oniu not De able to recover his claims.
ne election of MIR. Barry would destroy The conii-
Ssnoe oil The people o. all our sister the
'orCen'ent OF the contracts of our citizens
no" could this be otherwise wnen that confidence
sS ia.ey been so much weakened BY the measures OF
MI oarry-and when il no,c kaolra tina, he ia
oPe1ess'y anSotrentthat he has ceased 10 be house
neePe'-fhat he has morgagea all his property, ecen
rS coos end cdtres, his and pgs-hiS beds and
OhetS o'a ms pots anG ke,tteSand that executions
VI eght aud ten dollars against him returned by
tns ofe'f OF bs own county "No PROPERTY FouNp.n
acts which If denied will prove by record evil
Deuce.
ADAMS viii prevail over jackson in the counties pa-
meu' oy about the same DaoTes. He has ALWAYS
oeen unpopular in THIS part Of tue state, but the
nation Barry for Governor by his friends has nut-
ed him much, and late dey elopments the murder Of
Tue SIX rDhtls~the putting OF JOAN w God. a boz nor
efshseen gears ID sct, RAISED this o,,niu and
"ido"s son. 10 DEATH aud other facts gonr to show
a want OF qualification Gen. jackson to DISCHARGE
Tue duties of President, have and are still diminishiDc
his strength
JUDGED people satisfied that all is well in the adj
OF public affairs and that they have moth
ing 10 gam by the election of GENERAL JACKSON but
much to lose.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
From Tic Geaias of L;Lcy,,,.

,,-., FROM nc Genus of IiLcyi.
w lt'i becoming Difference for orr cons,r,s ,o,;,;,
foresight, we think his calculations are r,tlar
Snme. hat Virginia mag throw herself into the .,,
% tue military Chieain is within the bourds 81 -
o'!; cur now such disposition has been cyipced nv
heF election OF delegates to The General hssembIr ,
nave yet 10 iearn.-in most of the cnpot,es ;, :;
heVed TIE issue was not connected m the r; i'd nt n
iuest'ob.-in Ioudoun, fCe k1o,o that tins was strictly
ia''' qua Ell sue cited IN proof Of The general no
stion. IL our good cousin should fail in o,l,er no;r,s
as he has tailed IN this particular there win bo I,
danger OF The event he predicts. AS the Dresen, ,,
pears TO be emPhatically the era of ,nsye1rern,y,;d
we hau early anticipated that the poll OF this conn.
~ would be represented abroad as an Indicate, f
SachSo"S popularity The fact, therefore, onobt 10
DC generally known, that at the recent election for
Ie'eg''es 10 HE General assembly, there was NJ,
odc"Son edndidnic an LOUd0un unless indaed Car.
walker might have been considered such-Br, -
"ouu DC an act OF injustice TO intimate that that oen1
tcmsD, or bs friends, had the ernery TO found en- nm
popular claim TO suffrage. With respect IN the n,,
ueman who is, III the above extract called fe J9ck
son eoHdidne he dives'ed himself of that rIarac,-
before the polls we're opened. And whatever priv.to
productions be may have enter tanned he stood nloJ
ed IN the event of his election thereafter called mon
10 vote Tor elector, electors of pres
dent and vice president OF the u States 10 supnI an
vacancy III The electoral college that mirbt occnr H.
death or otherwise, TO support noni1ofion f,;cn ~
nc present dduttnif'raNon.-We do not rerur Il,
'ne circumstance with any other view than that tf
aheN"g ho" ltue repentance can be placed upon n .
lhe bigb standing, aud amiable character Of rio Con
'enan WHO IS represented as having been sthe Jackson
canddae" III this county, repeI the idea that The PLEDGE
spoken OIL was not matter Of noloriey.--Aud jack
son politics beng out of tue question: it was in effect
conditional pledge JrihJy TO represent his cons,i,
ueots; fet we See by the sequel in the contse pur-
suco 0y some OF the jealous friends of tle hero yb.
an easy matter 1t is for one Jacksonian to gull thou,
saDd'-We hope this business is nov explained.
The two bills introduced by Lord John Eresou To-
the repeal of The Corporation and Test acts and TO-
the Transfer Of the Elective Franchise rom Perrr,
70 n,dncnsS'er. nave passed the House of Common
and been carried up 10 the Lords On III, a,tDu,
are l"o 'oow'ng remarks in BIDgs Liverpool Adyer.
oe'uon mas any statesman bad the distinguish
ca hOnnr OF carrying two such measures s;nuj,aoe
ousiJ through either House OF Parliament S.,opJ
tney pass into laws, they will make splendid addition
70 voc ca'ns Wb'cb the house Of Russell has lcup had
90 the gratitude Of the People of England. We can
scarcely praise too highly 10 aleo tho firruness the
sound wisdom and patriotic feeling Which lave tlar,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

Mississippi Lands for Sale.
A PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
"a bove Baton Rouge, on the left bank of the Rssls-
sippi, consisting OF
One Thousand aud Eighty .4rpents;
said plantation has front Of ~ Arpents the river
Is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement,
from which Cotton is shipped. On This there are
one hundred more of cleared Land-one
large Dwelling House, with six Iooms--Cotlon Gin,
Mill, Tan Yard Negro Cabins, &C. (easly repaired y
The titles TO the above lands ndisputa5!e and
Guaranty deed will be given if required.
Lso-One Thousand .4rpents
situated Tbompson's Creek the parish of Feci-
ana, one and half miles from the river Mississippi Sc
ven miles from the town of st. Francisviile Part
hs tract consists flow bottoms probably 200
on said tract there about fifty acres, cleared
Years ence but grown up. Either tue whole half
OF this will be sold at the option of the purchaser.
For further particulars apply to this oiice or to
ROBERT ROSS.
New-0rleans Oct. O. If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
NASHVILLE, April 90.
Ana1inIIcnr ..I.rnM

q.
Az meeting of the friends of present administration
OF Tue general government, held at Decker &: Overs in
Nashville, 10th April, 1928, Wilkins Tannehi ESQ was
appointed chairman and Joho r. Erwin Secretary
lie object of the meeting having been stated lom The
Cha'r' Dr. Boyd MNairy submitted the follow ing resulu
fesoitd That is the privilege Of frcemen in govern
en' ike ours 10 assemble themselves together, Tor III,
purpose OF freely expressing their opinions in relation 10
e concerns OF the great national family, which they re
nemoers-and that also right aid uToper pendie v
great national contest for those who concur in ni"n -
h'hgle their reflections and their efforts TO. the PRO-
MOTION OF the cause they approve.
nt'otoed, fhat we view the leading measures of the
administrations OF the general government as dcta
&c" ny souno wisdom aud pure pauio,rsn caicua,e
III an eminent degree, to advance the interests eff orr COIN
mon country.
Pesored, That we view the aspersons atan,r,o5 ., h
thrown upon the conducr and character of JoIa Oaey
'1d':s and Henry Clay, the prominent members of the
present adminsa ior groundess and unfoundcd-the
iesu' vi disappointed hopes and mortified ambition
i'eoftea That in order afford that portion Of our
o. a. VINO concur with US in supporting john
"tnc9 adams for the Office of President Of the United
States, and Richard Rush Tor Vice President an onnor
my OF maniestng their preference the ensuing ecctis
poper hnu cSPeaient that some suitable person ouh
DC nominated Eecor. for district CONFESSED n ,
counties OF Williamson, Rutherford aud Da WILSON,
i'eSoed That it DO recommended 10 the friends of Mr.
' !" SAID District, To appoint delegates from each If
counties, 10 assemble Nashville the 26,h day Of
y e"' i"f the purpose OF nominating such ElrcoT, and
los other PURPOSES. - -
ieSoea' That the chairman appoint six persans as dele.
se On Tue part OF this meeting, to as may be
'P,"'en by the counties OF Williamson nd Rutherford
W. resolutions were several!y read and adopt. d.
wheEe"pon DR.. Boyd M'Nairy, john p Erwin Thomas
WEIGH, Simon Bradford, John Sanoster and FIib IiIi
were appointed TO compose delegation from, This meet,
ing at the proposed convention.
o' motto" OF M Temple, was resolved that heee he
a committee of correspondence TO copsi., NJ : ot.
mhefeupoh wilkins TannehiIl Matthew Watson VIM,
ienFe '"h1 Newman and Waiter Smins were appointed
" ''e"pdh presented written address, pertaining 90
the objects OF the meeting, which was ON marian
10 Tue convention 10 ne assembled 2Gth Nav for the
purpose OF selecting an Eecto aud other purrnses
On motion OF Mr. Backus, was resolved rb. the nm
ceedings Of this meeting be published in the rnnot
! this place. 'i'"P''s "a
J. p. IRWIN, Secrciarr "'''1"N.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

NToTICE.--Conr7;ed TO Campbell Jail, or the 9Th
~ day Of November last, two negro mon, vino say
,bey t,ionc Mrs. Newman VINO noveb Fron Dpa
icin,rnd 20 the West. They shy they left hur owrer
aioot Nicghany mountain. James yellow fellow.
about twenty-siZ years rd, full eyes, and H.. 81;
,cen hired hr. Robert Greenaog Of ci'v Of Rich
IoDd Tor the last years. Chcscy black f.iiOv,
about twenty-five years old, stout made, ard says
iren bred to wosE at tie coal pits above Rc!moui.-
These fellows had when committed, suit Of blue cloth
clothes and fur hat, and the other wool hat. They
also say that Mr.. Thomas Johnson Of Louisa county,
is broher-in-law o Mrs Eewmaus. Tire owner Of said
rcgres requested comply with the law aud take the
same out Of Jail. GERMAN JORDAN, jai!or
May 7--rljw for Campbell county, VA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

Whitley will be nearly equally dvided-it will pro
badly give Metcalfe and Underwood n small majority
We are satisfied from present indications OF the ma
iorites named above, thO1e of MADISON Garrard and
Clay, we think are greater There is every prospect
that, NJ all, they will be much increased before Au-
gust. No man bias ever been run for high post in
our government, who has excited more general oppo-
sion IN this quarter than Mr. Barry, and daily de
seopneD'5 are increasing that opposition. citizen
Of this county received letter by mail from Missouri
lately, from an intelligent old gentleman, who reno
we'd from this county few yesrs ago. leaving Consde-
raole sums owing him hero 10 his letter be ges bis
friend to use every meaps to collect what IS coming 20
bin 10 ibis country before Barry is elected Governor
we have been cicdiOly informed more than once.
mat IN this county, there but five jackson men, nd
that they are opposed to Barr This fact g certainly
compliment 20 Mr. Clsr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
SPRING GOODS.

IN ALL NELSON has received by the late arrivals
IL from New York and Philadelphia, handsome
assortment OF Spring Goods-amongst which are
NaVarno, Grecian, plaid and fancy calicUeS
Rlch furniture ehnt2 do
S'ec'an and Navarno plaid aud striped giughams
Striped, plaid and plain basr~
Plain aud worked Swiss and book mus,ins
corded checked and striped jacone,s
10 and : plain jaconets and cambrics
Camhric aud furniture dimi,v
English and German Gotten aud silh hosiery
iIahan lutestT'ng, Scnshaws aud sarcgncts
Black and colUed GtoS lie Naples
Satin levantiue and COMPANY satins
Iolored satins and Flnrerce silks, ASSORTED.
Imperial plaid brilliant
Ia and 5-1 tambOrcd ard plain bobbupet
L,ich worked hnbhinnet lace pecrenes
Capes, collars, wells, h6kfS and caps
Worked Swiss muslin peIeienes. canes and co,I.,s
snshsh aud French thread lHCus and edgings
Mandarin and Nankin grapes
Black prunela, lasting and Circasyian
Trandurilis and cotton cassimeres
ioieniIne, Valencia and MarseiiIes yes,ir,,
london cloths aud casslcres, assorted
10 and Al lish linens OF heavy texture
ID and % Irish sheelimgs
Sd and IO.4 damask and daner
Brown and bleached shrtugs and slep,;r,
lIads, CHECKS ana tickings;
"hu VIII continue 70 receive addiiiOu 81
wh.ch VIII be sud at very low prices.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

a P. TAYLOR is receiving by the Tally Ito,
- direct, Eiort aud other packets, from New YcIh
and Philadelphia his Spring supply of Goods, consisting
part of
Blue. black green brown ami MKT snperine cloths
Blue, black, drab aui MKT cassimeres
Blue hlacx and green ladies Cloths for gentlcens
London black and white hats. and silk umbrellas
w he, buff aud fashionable printed " arSeiiiss vestng
Ladies' and gentieUIeDs white, brown, black, MKT,
and silk hosiery Of every description, aud war
ranied quality
Black bomOazets, circassans and hastings
French drills, Eaumee rs and cotton cassim.Tcs
6Trandurils, union mixtures and stripes
.raccnnet, null, book and cti1rr musirs
Cd, 8 and 44 cott0n aid linen caubfic, ard CAIN
urc hdbS.
Furniture, cambria and habit dimiic
inen cnttnu aud Other furniture ana gTou chstS
Linen and cotton beftictinE
fi!l of calcoey, gin5tamS ana colonel
ruusius, and handsome patterns
Pain aud figured Gro de Nap nd other siiSs
italian lutCstrngs, and sinchens
,. Cotton md silk and hdks.
Belt bonnet, love ard Other ribbamis
Brown, bieaCted aud colored domesIics
8 ID and 7-S iTjsh linen, shceting. Hollands
eUi lawns
90 bales German nznaburgs, tc.leuburgs auh Uurlan
yYaldron's prime and double prime wheat and grass
scyihes, the las' very superior article
Shapes steel mounted guns;
ali wnrh lie offers wholesale aad retail, on fcas-
able terms.
April % S:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
Job Printing-Omce

" The Proprietors of the WHIe have
added to their Printing Office, Il set of New
JoB Tyres, which will enable them to Print
Pamphlets. Uandbills, Circulars. Cards. sc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

NFEssas. STEPHEN X REESE BoSTICK-Take
lVa uotre, that tc Cd day Of June next, at Boun,
Court House, State Of Trnnessee between the hours Of
o'clock a. so. and O'CLOCK, p. m. the day, !
shall proceed take dispositions Of Matthew Russell
and VIM Henderson, aud continue from day to day. until
completed TO be read evidence in matter Of contro-
vesy, now depending IN the Cbancery Court of Piince
Edward county, wherein you plaintiffs and Josiah T.
Cbeadlc and otde,s sia defendants.
r. OBJ. sett,
Fray 1f--r' JOSIAH T. CfiFSDIF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

hicDmont, Apri 3Oth, 1893. {
The parties interested VII please take notice. that
have appointed tic 10Th day Of juno next commence hs
accounts directed the foregoing order Of court; on which
day at O'Clock, A. NJ they equircd attend al my
Office in this city, with their accounts and Vouchers ready
for examination ard settlement.
80 HILARY BARER, GGin'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21

, ASTON Il PEASANTS offer for sale al their
h q, store, of and 18th Streets very low, by
Wholesale
$50 bags COED green coffee
80 hhdS. New Orleans sugar
10 do first quality St. Croix ip
40 do Baltimore whiskcy
so barrels do do old
$50 do hest Virginia mountain
60 hhds. moasses
80 Spanish hdrs
Soal aud upper leather
NIaYS o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
Paper and Books.

ESOLLINS g CO. now receiving ;heir Spring sup
~ ply OF SCHOOL BOOKS, Paper, &c. which with
the usual of Miscellaneous Literature, they
will sell az low prices.
~ B!auk Books OF every description made 10 order
cp short notice
fpril 10 st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-05-21
TRUST SALE.

virtue Of deed Of trust executed the subscribers
V by David A. Shepherd, dated 18th January, 1925 s.
uly recorded in the clerks Office Henrico county, for
he purpose Of securing a certain Of money hcein
entoned shall proceed sell the highest bidder,
at public auction, for cash. Tuesday the 17th day Of
June ucxt, the Tavern of Wilson Bracket the city
of Richmond the following property, wit: negro
hoy named Jesee wagon, three horses and gear.
~ is believed that the title the above property per-
Iecy clear and free from AL claims and ncumb
the deed under which this sale will be made, the
undersigned acting trustees will convey such title only
Il is vested in them
THOMAS MIEURE,
May IT-9t JOHN TYLER, trustees.