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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1828-10-31
10 THE SUB5GKtBEK5
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o. Che .EecioricsCiie Turnpike Cop1pGry
isOU fegGese TO susnj general fres,,9g nj -.
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2i.t November neT ~ 50 o'eiJek, A. NJ The Ife,lsns -
d. otr particularly snSious ths there SHOULD he 5
setns objects Of The sfesss, Importance 10 the
IN, company sl he pessuted ts cons tderst,n - a.
Si0c kholdcr ~ order n the PresiIent add Jiteet,
otas -" 49,
80 Ill be olsled lot .s'e Coiysssn, fu me
w oi HsnDyer, M1ndsy the 18Th VI Novsrbe, /, ~,
Bothe nsH fair dsy, The subscribe = crop VI corn
t. between snd 400 barrels three mule. g. b,nL. -
work, seveTa ricesh horses and tgn colts. h.. tt =,
ns, consftins q oyeu,yonns gtcets mitch cows 1s
his stock Of hogs snd shesP, sod variety Of psnfso,
utensils credit Of q moths viii he siyeu 10 psre an
I'll above eve doiarsl9r AZ surs under tve can g
D. rfgeted Purchasers Of fesidng ~ dsncs f,n
tbe lac, msy have one Woath fof removing Z
EDM'D. FONTATNE
finoveri 'tt' 20. ~ -t5thN
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f't!fy DOiiars Re1rqrd


~ ANYWAY sub5cgtreI SUNDAY utc nj the a IA
IA n.tant,a dark iiuatio nuu.e! Flank J.,p. xn
n.fy belonged 10 Mr. Hancock Nj. Jauss Cur.e %,
isce, aud acted teir cook which &c upat,on h,
ID years OIL feet 10 II inches high rather spare IN
he cannot describe hi. clothing, but tecoeot M,
having the Gay winch he Surrounded, rUun Jacket
green checked plato HIS wife the lnsia oil III :.
Murdaugh Of Williamsburg, where "a. may have gone. hui
from HI, gong If without shajow of cause known 10 me
feared bis plan and intention escape will
the above reward for his delivery taken out of
the staie twenty i've dollars ii taken the State Al
mas'ei OF vessels are eauotd against carrying him oil
their r.fil TEcS RICHARDSON.
hiehaiond, &Eth Oct 1873 5i--4t
FGF and Winter Goods.
NE subssIhet TIA, by late arrivals from n
York very Complete s..oIin,ent OF sea.oushIe DIR
1oODS-Thty consist III oil the following Articles,
S"pefbns blue, black, and fancy coIorod cloths
d" do q, do cassInefs
MiddiIng quality, and Common CLOTHS
SuPethnt midding ana ccmmo1 sAtinet..
Dcnesio kersey, sas'inett and inseys
White, red, green, yellow, and black l.aae.i
III IiaO cloths, assorted coios
BOmbaLrnes boEibaEstts and piaiis
sc point aud whtney blankets
Cashmere long shawl, aud squere DO
Merino cs,hlD ere shawl. aud hdkis
HEAVY fndis ssitin sud satin IrysA.ine
Black Itaian ustfing Grape
PAN Az" figured nankeen and canton Grape
Black aud assorted coIrJ ed Gro de kapl-y
Marceiue and blue black ieyautIue siiss
ifrse assortment Oi oA!Icoe. and sinxams -
Pam aud ngui ed sv,s, brook aud iacouet raus.ns
"A aud 3 csmbIic aud jscUnet do
Ladies ak, cotton aud wOIsted ha,iery
Itisn linens, iawHs and l'nru cambria
Russia aud BIRDS eye disper
Apron aud furniture checks, So md tx vide
besGhed and brown 'heelns shtng ell qualities aud
prices,
Wtns seat n,sny other goods .bovs which
"a sfered at very low price, for cash
MANN ). VALENTINE.
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lpETfTiors yiii.be rrcssnteG 20 the next Gene
raj Assembly Of Virginia, for two sopars:ce-
Iections in tie comfy Of Caroline
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To Growers of Tobacco.

kORlNG the last season, impressions were nc
az doubt made on the minds of many Planters that
TOBACCO stored at Shockoe Warehouse was not under
me protection of the State against loss by fire. This
Narehouse situated in the heart of the civ and at the
loot OF the Basin, recently enlarged under act of As
senoy as 10 hold at once thousand hogsheads
OF Tobacco atordng every convenience planters and
buyers OF the article, and beng the great tobacco mart
II is not deemed unworthy that such irnprcssions If TOR
med, should be removed,
The act of Assembly creating this house public in
pecon and securing planters and ,he st0re7s of to-
oacCo against loss by re this l. other public nsnec
TONS IS referred to for their inorTna ton Also The
act G26respectDg upland inspected tobacco stored
at me Public areiouse Petersburg and this CITY,
showing that even this late act Of Assembly, does not
DO away the responsibility of the State against loss bv
ire on Tobacco inspected or stored for inspection in
'his or any other inspecting warehouse in this State
except Tappahannock.
see End vol Rev. Code, chap. 300, creating Shock
oe an inspection o. elf any warehouse aread,
or hereby, hereafter be established shall baunsn
10 be burnt the loss sustained ereb for tobacco eli
ther unexpected or stored, shall be made good and
pad TO the several petsous injured by the Common
weaith--provided that If the receipt given for such TO-
bacco shall be OF older date than twelve months as
IN the case ofnspected tobacco brought from an INNER
10 lover warehouse for storage shall be Of an older
date than two years from the inspection, such tobacco
shall not be paid for by the public; but Tie otyner mr.
proprietor thereof shall bear the oss-aud prov,led
That THIS section shall not be construed as TO compel
the public 10 pay the owner Of tobacco refused and
reserved 10 warehouse for future npecliUn the va
lue OF the same should il be burnt previous to rein
SPectiOn-and provided that the uubIc shall moi he IL.
bic TO pay for auy tobacco destroyed by fire in Tappa
hammock Warehouses; Pr
Acts Of Assembly !GlG-ctap II. sec. 7.
AND be It further enacted, lbat any hogshcad Of
tobacco shall have been inspected N any uf,l.ud N
spccLlon, and shall afterwards be stored in anv ware
house in The city Of Richmond and the town of Peters
burg. other than the public warehouses in The said CITY
and town OF Petersburg, the Commonwealth shall not
or do frr
any means whatsoever, unless at the time when tie
same was stored in such other warehouse there were
at least eighteen hundred hogsheads if in the civ of
ldcnnoud, or in tie town of Petersburg, two bun
dred and seventy five hogsheads in the public ware
house Aforesaid or unless the inspectors thereof sbod
have refused 10 receive such tobacco on storage Of
which fact it shall be their duty TO give a certificate if
'c4UIea' Dec . IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
Feb. 12-6t

NJ OTICE.-All persons having open accounts with tho
estate OF Robert Bell, decd, late saddler Of the ctv
oil Richmond are requested call the subscriber e.,
AS Is expected that reference tile book
will often be required have had them posted and an
now ready to make settlements. Although it is desirable
that speedy close Of the administration should be nadp
YET Shah give reasonable time those who may cali
indebted 10 the estate, their giving bond for The
ent thereof All those indebted by bonds and notes are
Informed that The claims against the estate are verv
ey pressed" ana mat therefore, shall be compelled 10
require them to make Immediate payment All nsrsnn
aG 10 cal IN reasonable time, may expect legal sns
VIII be ia Ken for the collection thereof All persons bavjnr
edinS tne estate are requested to present them
properly and legally authenticated that NAV he an,r;1
he amount due, to enale make arrangements for
their i'lndaion My Office is in the City Hail. where
rally attend ftom 10 to 3 o'clock e
w. d. WREN, Scrg't C. r. &.
IFC Us Ahm'nr of Robert Rnll. drrhi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

~ OT1CE.-It having been suggested me by a num-
~ Der of my friends and acquaintance. that Virginia
is about to become Manufacturing State, and having
always been of opinion that Virginia ought live more
at mo ne, by which means money would more pleu.
ttnl among U.S. and knowing well that if Virginia does
become Manufacturing State, that she will Guentiy
ne drained of considerable money first start, for
cinery, &>.; in order to obvate part Of this or
say as much Of it lays in my power, have thought
proper TO offer my services to the public, and now
ready to contract with any company concern,
quantity Of machinery that may called f,r, either for
Cotton or Wool, both Of which will warrant to make
equal if not superior TO any in the Union will also
put the machinery in opera ton and make operate well
My long experience and abilities in business cannot
nc doubted, Of which the public generally we'll ac
quainrd JOSEPH HAYWOOD,
Surviving partner of the late firm Of Messrs.
Buwden, Byrm & Co. of Petersburg, and
Superintendent Of the Cotton Yarn Fac
tory Swift Creek, but now III
PowliatdH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
Mississippi Lands for Sale.

A PLANTATIONS situated about fifteen miles a.
Dove Baton RoUge on the left bank Of the Missls,
sippi, consisting OF
One thousand and Eighty .4rpcnfg;
said plantation has front Of Arpents on tho river g
Is adjoining the principal landing of the settlement
from which Cotton Is shipped. On this tract there are
one hundred or more acres of cleared Iand-oro
large Dwelling House, with SIX rooms-Cothon Gin
MIL Tan Yard Negro Cabins &c. Ceasily repaired. T.
he "Iies TO The above lands iodisputable, and
warranty deed will be given if required.
ALso-ORe Thousand .4rpenfs:
situated on Thompson's Creek IN the parish of Felic;
ana one and half miles from the river RIssi,snni p
ven miles from the town Of St. Francisyilie Part Of
Ds tract CONSISTS ct low bottoms, probably 200 acres.
on said tract there about fifty acres cleared snn
years since, but grown up. Either the whole or one hail
of this tract will be sola the option Of the purchaser
For further particulars apply to This Office or 70
ROBERT ROSS.
view OTIea0S, oct. 9.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

EDCRsuANr to decree of the county court of Hanover
~ pronounced on the 2i instant, in suit in cbance,v
depending in the said court, which William g. Maddo
and wife are plaintiffs aud Samuel Harris and others n.
dcienda nts will be sold, Monday, the Sd of March, 10
months, at the late residence Plummer Harris dec
IN the upper end of the said county, hundred and y
one acres of land belonging the estate Of the said Plum
mer Harris and Elizabeth Harris, decd Bonds with
approved security and deed of upon the land 10
secure the purchase money. will be required of the put
chaser. By THE COMMISSIONERS.
Hanover, Jan. 28th 1928, Rt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

wish OF the Editor to lay Tue nrst number before the
public by the LIST of March.
- All communications may be addressed (post paid
to the Publisher, r. w. WHITE who in all pecuni.
AIRY concerns relating to the Establishment is the RESI-
ponsibc Agent.
~ HENRY c. ToIER WILL in a few DAYS, wait ON
he citizens OF Richmond aud Manchester, for SUBJ
scrlptions TO "THE FREND of TIE UN1oNn
Feb. II, 1929. .,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

To A GRorr or PLAYIyG CHILDREN.
Laugh on while yet the rosy blush
o! childhood's morning tints your skies;
Laugh on, while yet the kindling flush
IS ou your cheeks aud in your eyes;
would not tell, to make you grieve,
How soon that ninth Shall pass away;
That morning fade, and Only leave
The broad, dull light of Common day.
j: makes my very spirit glad
To see your mirth aud careless ioys;
AND may you never be more sad
Than you are now, my bright-eved BOYS.
But can read on every face
\ something upon evey brow,
!Fn!ch will not pass without trace
OF things yGu are not dreaming now
First, pa sSlons wild and dark and strong;
And hopes and powers and feelings high:
! ne" manhood's thoughts, Il rushing throng,
Shall sink the cheek and dim the eve.
Ana hT"ws shall grow all pale with care,
And lips shall writhe i'll scorn or pain,
And age came with hoary hair
And sadly tend to earth again.
And cherished fancics, one by one,
Shall slowly fade from day to dav;
AND then, from weary sun To- SUN
fc viii! not have the heart TO play.
But Oft amidst the shifting scene,
You'll smile on childhood's thoughtiess INV,
And wish you had forever been
a careless laughing, happy boy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
Twenty Dollars Reward

I WILL give the above reward for the apprehen-
Il sion OF my man PETER, a we'll looking young
man of about % years of age; he is quite black and
has a small scar his forehead is about 5 feet
inches in height very erect in his carriage and when
he went away vas well dressed He came from the
Bowling Green, and has perhaps goue to that neigh
borhood. the above reward and all necessary char
ges will be paid on his delivery here.
Il. HARRISON.
Richmond 18Th Fob 1909
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
NnIICE

NblTH view of organizing Company for the purpose
w of establishing Cotton Woolen Ma1lvfacLory a,
Madisnn,s upper Mill North Anna River meeting of
all those who friendly towards this project solicited
at that place Saturday the 23h The
Of the buildings their security against injury fire or
water the extent of the power, the reduced priCe
Iabour, the chcapness of provisions generally the neigh
bourhood the contguy aud purity Of the springs, md the
provebial heahiuess of the place speak in soug lam
guage its eligibility for such establishment.
Caroline, Feb. 5,h, 1928. 4,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

n oTICE.-The Co partnership of EUSTACE e. Me-
l. NEMARA, having been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, shall continue at the stand lately in their occu-
pancy, where shall devote myself exclusively to the
.4POIHECaRY, DRUG AND PAINT BUSINESS.
ana Halter myself that by assuity attention to the
an experience of tce't9 four gears in the bushes, shall
merit share of that patronage so literally bestowed
0" 'he iate htm. Ii. c. MCNAMARA.
pt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

STRA1ED from the subscriber, a fine cream
~ colored MARE, about 8 hands high with full
black tail and name She left the stable on the even
ing of the 9th, and has not since been heard Of a
liberal reward, s. expenses paid delivered in Rich
mond 20 r. Harrison, or at Dover, Goochland, to a.
M. Harrison. She probably went up the Goocl.land
road. RANDOLPH HARRISON
Eeb13
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

NN0TFSs
JOSEPH HEYwo00,
$uhlett's Tavern Powhatan.
T. (. Should sufficiently large engage me
To make their machinery, should have objections also
engaging to superuteUd said Factory provided that it is
sufficiently large to occupy my whole time and
ton. should contract OF this Kind take place, wish
to aprrise my friends and the public generally, that my
establishment in Powhatan will be carried usual
under tine direction and mana cement Of my SON.
JOSEPH Haywood.
T"vhaiar, Jam 2G, 1923. #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
Hats and Cans.

VI received by late arrivals from New York, gen.
'e"S oiaeH beaver Hats OF superior quality ADD Of
'''o.S p'''erns' also one case Of genuemen's and
youths sen otter and fur seal Cans verv ban5ooras
On hand a very large and general assortment If
fur, nd 5000 wool hats; to the latter invi,c Tho az
tenton of those having Factory Coalpit or plantation
Negroes to furnish.
Nov 29ih' JOHN THOMPSON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
2eoefrp.
AlISIC,.

IT'S no. in Inc harpS soft melting tone,
That music aud harmony dwell alone;
Ills not in the voice so tender and clear,
That comes like an angels strain DER the ear,
Ehcy both are sweet but DER dale and hill,
For '1e there 5 as beautiful music still.
I hear it in every murmurng breath,
That moves the bells OF the purple heath;
lh the watch.dog's bark in the shepherds song,
In the Iustic's laugh, as it echoes along;
Ia the whizzing sound of the wild birds wing,
There's music, there's music, i'll every thing.
There's music in the first love sigh,
That answers the glance OF the metingeye
And watts il hume 10 the lovers heart,
And bids his idle fears depart;
Aud raises the trembling blush in the cheek,
Aud says far more than words can speak.
There's music too, III the evening breeze
When il shakes the blossoms from the trees,
And watts them into tho moonlight heaven,
Like fairy harks from their anchors driven;
And they, through the clear aud the cloudless night.
Float in a waveess OF light
There's music too, when the winds are high
And the clouds sailing through the sky;
When ocean foams and lashes the shore,
When the lighnugs fash and the thunders roar;
Yes, c en- III the tempest's jubilee,
There music, and grandeur, and beauty for me.
There's music, sweet music, where insects play,
When they burst into life and the light ordav,
And shake such sounds from their shining wings,
As the wind makes i'll murmurug DER harp Strings;
In the song of the birds. in the rppling streams
Ch these are such sounds as we hear i'll dreams.
There's music unheard, that is only felt,
IN the bosom where passionate feelings have iwet:
where the purest and warnrest of thoughts have blen
10 tune the heart like an instruments:
from whose cords time hath ser them flown,
Ills wings In til but wakened tender tone.
there's music BLESSED in the house prayer,
AycI the sweetest and lovliest of music is there;
When innocent voices together blend
Aud their mingled tones above ascend:
There is the hottest music given,
From the hearts altar up 10 heaven
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
BOOTS AND III SHOES

OF every quality and description, both of his make
and from Tie most approved Northern Factories.
- D. Med solieits the attention of Town and Country
customers satisfied that they cannot be better served
u lie manufactures ordcr as usual Boots and Shoes
in the neatcs! AID mos: dugatl; manner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
LA S II S
And ShoemalSers' Materi;

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
hUNCAN MCDONALD, Boot and Shoemaker,
- one door below the corner Of the old Market,
Main street. Richmond, IS now receiving from Tire
Mandatory, and will keep constantly for sale LASTS
OF all descriptions, and all other kinds of Boot and
Shoemakcrs' Materials OF the best quality, which be
Will sell at The lowest Prices by Wholesale and retail
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

MI Douglas from Scotland, has recently established
manufactory of Silk from the worms at Windham (C,n
which now III successful operation and is said turn out
silk stu equal texture and coorius 10 those of
and Italy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

JUST received from Geb's celebrated manufa Glory.
81 New York, an assortment Of very choice PIANO
upright Piano Fortea of which wilt be sold at the
lowust New York psices and warranted by the maker
The public respectfully invited call at Mr. Ro,,eT,
Poore's Ware-room, and examine the instruments.
Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

UordSuorti.
But i, is time to have done with the unpleasant subject.
We will observe in addition the details already given,
that the village burnt, and several and children
killed. In conclusion, ask fellow citizeus whether
Gen. Jackson, though he has contributed largely the
military reputation of our country, has done enough
disqualy him. in the eyes of people vIuous they
free, for the office he seeks hands OF his other
kinds of angresSions have heretofore spoken and
snail speak hereafter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16

BY d'oPns the first letter from the first syllable of the
in full! and from each part of in succession six
Greek words are found, which, translated in order of the
numerals signify,
Napoleon being rigging Lion going about destroying
cities.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-16
FOR RENT IN MANCHESTER,

FOR RENT IN MANCHESTER
TNHE House and Lot in the town of Manchester, be-
longing TO the estate OF James Clarke, and now
occupied by Mrs. Martha H. Clarke-Possession to
be gwen Immediately. Apply TO Cbastiau Clarke or
X. ID. Blurche.
Jan o.