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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07


(sl TAIIOAARY.-The subscriber hes very
- recently received large supply of Station.
ry, consisting in part of the following articles
viz E; Writing aud wrapping foolscap paper
Folio and ouarto Post, OF lct,cr eaper
(Giipm and Ames)
superior Folio Post, (Ames)
English States
Slate aud Lead Pencils
English and Dlteh Qnills
Sealing Wax and Waters
Red and Black lnkpowder
Durable aud Liquid Ink
taifand Morocco Pocket Books
backgammon Boards
Playing and Visiting Cards
Ink and Sand Stands, &c &c Sc.
CHARLES A. WITHFRS.
1 a. w. has also for sale an extensive as
Sortment ofyauahe works in all the depart
ments OF Literature and Science. and larlcu.
lars general assortment of all the English
Latin, Greek and French School Books Of the
ieirst and most approved editions.
u Country merchants and teachers supplied
on the most reasonable terms with all aud every
articie IN the Book aud Stationary line.
March II.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

snaoR SAIL la,els fuhii} Of Negfoss. cor
ii siaing ola woman aud Eve chil'lrenI .
i,3fs and 2 eifls. The woman - about - seafs
of ase. and 40 81 To children nov capable Of
service. Ieim.. oa1 aad Two years e'edit-Ap-
~. 10 ihe Idno4s. isI2 Aafch 3.
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JOHN Wills Ct

Cemp5sli County. February Court, ls2<
Gsprga "a JONES Pit. az ain.t Iehn N. JaBcs y 'ltr
III Jones Walter 5 Jones, bradford J. Joass, Ro.r
loues and Nancy Jones. deits IN ctanctry
The defendants Many lonrs, Bradford J. Jones' 10.
bert Jones snd v her Jnugs. rot having entered uf
appearance und given security according 10 the &c. +"
Assembly and the rule of this court, and 1t appearing ny
satisfactory evidence ihlt they not nlablHn ol '
country, It Is ordered thai the said defendants dc app's
here on tfe second Monday IN May next and snsN NJ
plaintiffs hdl-and that copy Of tins order be nseri't
IA sone supper published in LynohberG, for is'
mouth scccssyeIy and posted the trout door III Nv
court house al said county,
a 1 eopY-Trsto. JOHN ALEXANDER, e..
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Rusr RECEiVED--on consignment few
q barrels of l. BnmgardncrS old rectiied
whlskey, which we offer low for cash.
RANKIN s. COLE.
March II
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a A eopy-Teste, JOHN ALfXANnER, q.

At Rules holden IN The Clerks otice oftbs cGgY
cossrt Of Ctnlo7e tht 3D. day Of hmch' az
Thomas Fox aud Martha his wife, formerly hari4a .~s
John Cock. Thomas Cock, William Coeh' Lu gl.S
Cock and George Cock, and Boiler Cock, ana 7 lt
Cock, infants by Thomas Fog their next tIleha, ~
agaiuts Chasteen C"ck, Archd Cock. Apner PAN n
and Charlotte his wife, formerly Chadoite ,o,M"s
dith Cock, widow ofGcorge Crek William 'H" n,
ham and Elizabeth his wife, formerly LlAape'n Nv
Defts. IN chauccry. ".
The defendants Chasteen Cock Archibald ! oeh' y
liam Cunningham and Elizabeth his wife not s''ls ~
tered their appearance, according 10 the act oil
and the Rules OF this Court and II appearing u 5,b,.
tlsireo ON Of the court that they not nliahhah
State, on the motion Of the plaintiffs by oohase u he
dercd, thai the said defendants DO appear hfic .c,
first Monday in Juue next aud enter Their hpl,
and answer the plaintiffs bill, and give seeall 1,t.
forming the ascree of the court aud that n coz!
order be inserted in paper printed in me
lynchhurg, for two months successi'ciy' ana io'''
the front door Of the courthouse of die said county
46 WINS, oW ROBINSON oN
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Iynchburs Livery Stable.

lAHE subscribers have jusi opened a Livery
- Stable. on the street leading fiom the mar
let house 10 the bridge. Il hrlc below Mr. Hel.
lins's Stnre--@hs here thcy Will TAXI Horses TO
keep by ,the week n NTH OF year, on moderate
terms their Stable is spacious and convenient,
and theiI personal attention viii be gwen ~ u
taking carr OF ihe horses entrusted to taeir keep
ing They likee ,se VII constantly keep lew
tIceIleot Horses 10 iilKt cat. lacy haFe nov
On hand few fue IIoises tor sale
ELLIOTT y KELLY.
Jan IS 6m
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

" 'Hbs Subscriber has the pleasure of Inform
ing his friends. and the public generally.
that he has received direct from Philadelpha a
supply of Walter SCOTS last Novel called the
Chronicles Of CoRoHgaic, which is very highly
praised 10y all who have read this work
ABRAM X. NORTH.
January g.
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Lnu1lbnrg PLonel Nanntaetoln.

Lyarhbmg Ffodeb HdhY"et"fH'
InllE subscribers -
= specially Inform
-, II ,beir FRI mis- audtut pub
TE1J lie. that hey have cum
-" Ia. mcneed The above busi-
ness on the cross street
leading tom tl,e Marae 10 TIE bf"ge' "I''l'
they lntend keeping constantly on manu-, sf"
efal assortment al floughs, Of I've 'a'''' '''p
most approved patterns now IN ns' "''t's
,ie,o !. tac late improved hdl SIDE Plough al 81
.ti,b ,aI hc narrated IN workmanship aud
,,e,,ormance. 10 he rlnal 10 any 10" ~ Use
Having been engaged several years ~ the above
bns,nes. he, arr confident ofrenderos eene'-
nj .aii.G,e,,,#a IN ti,s execution Of torlf ""'k.
A .lare of public patronage Is solicited ilo'sn'
Immediately f,ralel. ,.,.,.,t.o
Nov. -.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07


SA DOLLARS KENAkD-Ranawa Az from
~ the subscriber, on the night OF the 10th
instant, two Negro meu, STEPHEN and RO-
bLl,T. who we're lately purchased ofMr John
Churchman of Stoanion, Va. and who WILL no
doubt, aim 10 Get hecl, TO their old range, or to
some OF the lice States ii is supposed these
negroes have free papers, with the Corporation
seal on them Robert IS a Shoemaker by trade,
n or years OF age, black complexion, with 10.
Ierable large whiskerS and about 5 feet Sor q
inches nigh Stephen Is an elder brother up.
wards OF feet high not very hiack, aud, as
well as recolleet. las whiskefs also. those
fellows had on. when they went OF blue iomes-
tic coats and pantaioons, their Other clothes not
recolIectod ] will give the above reward for
their safe delivery 10 me IN Lynclihurg ~ lodg.
Cd in jail SO tina, get them again--or S25 for
either. A. NJ. WADnlLL.
March %. ts49
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ALBRIGHI'S
C0xUMbAAS SXNVp.

THll'S Medicine, for the short hmeit has
- been before the Public, has proved itself
superior To Panaceas and other remedies, 10
aucha degree as to give confidence 10 the Pro
proctor that its efficacy aloue will support us
distinguished merits It's the most useful spring
and autumn Alternative ever vt discovered. il
Is So perfectly innocent, that 10 evil effect need
be apprehended from it, when apptiedagr
10 the directions. Il may be er en- without any
apprehension, 90 the most tender infant, VI Ire-
bic adult
The COLUMBIAN SYRUP VIII relieve and
eventually remove the following diseases Nc
crosis, Carries, (or ulcerations OF the bones
King Evil, OF ScrotnIa, Rheumatic affections u
the head and ~ stem generally syphilis, 5iar-
cnrial, and all complaints oiiginalnein the mn
proper use of Mercury Ulcers Of the mouth &
throat White Swelling; cancerous, and invetf-
rate Ulcers discharges from the Ears; dlseas
es OF the Skin Liver complaints Jaundice In
digestion, and Debility.
As general depuraiivc article, or purifier
of tie blood This medicine possesses invaluable
powers. IL improves the appetite and has the
remarkable quality OF depTiviDg the SKIN OF that
yellow bilious TIM, which IS so common in bilious
constitutions. Besides the diseases above emu.
meratod, IL is also recommended AS remedy ior
that affecting disorder, the liberated sore head
under which children suierthe most excr Iclating
tOrments tor years.
Each bottle ofthe genuine Medicine has a lab.
el, representing the EaglC aud the Hydra, wiih
my signature.
u Pace - PER BOTTLE AND $50 PER pnZ-
IN. JACOB ALBRIGHT,
No. los, Arch Street, near Third, Phila
Oct %.
HE subscriber has Just received large guam
iy ofthe Columbian Syrup aud IS the It
gent Tor ths section of country
WALTER Il. MIDDLETON,
Opposite Posi- Ulitc,
Oct. %.
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a eopg-Teste, JOHN ALEXANDER, G.
CamTbsN CounIy, FebIuwg Colrt,

Campbell County, Februwg Cotrt, 1925
Gilham blllnn pit against John y Murrell john va
kcr jr, ana David ). Garland und " lillian lffceiaL''
peit,. On an Injunction.
The defendant VI illiam / Freclund rot having elffi
his appearance and given security according 10 thf ~
81 Assembly and the rules Of this court and II appea0s
u the satisfaction ufthp court that he not an lua
tant n this State il ordered that he do appear hit"'
the second Monday in May next. and ans" or me COZ
plainats billiard thai this order be inserted ~ 'ea
ne"spaper published in Lynchburg. for Two H oi',
sn cessisely, and posted the trout door otths ee
house some court day. p,
a A eopy-yeste, JOHN ALEXANDER, -,
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.RDHN WILLS. c

VIRGINIA AT Rules buldrn iuihc clerks oaco oia
superior court Of Chanectl for the Iynclnrg d,ui
the att DIV Of November. 1Sl7. Richard Chlton and
ilHeigh rhiiton, tits agiust Elizabeth Allen Irr'.
ereb X aoler Iaeadeus htbler, Nichoa. kaller jaaa
BISHOP aHi Anu his niie, Harrison Chiffon, " taa
Chiffon, stephen Clifton, Joseph Chiffon md Joba
PO.ndtXter and judy his wife, Dulls
The defendants " bam Chiffon, Stephen Chiffon arr
JOSEPH Chiffon mol having entered their splHaT1srHt
given security according the act Of AssGmlf #6fs
rules 81 til usats md appearing Ivy satisfactory f'-
dcn'e TINT er not inhahtout OF ls cnnhtrb-h
ordered that tho sad def ndauts o appear here on -
inst DAY ofte naAt November term ansWerthf bHl Of
the plaintiffs tat copy n tins order he forilW' u
serted M some new PAPER printed in The town iN
burg for eight weak successfully, and posted al tho v
door Of the ruurthoast III tine said town.
ACopy-Teste
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

VIRGINIA At Rules holden in tho clcrb,, ti,,r
superior ccurt of Chancery Iol the Lynehterg H.,
the 9th DAY If November, is2,. Arnis,aud = u. ~. -
PIT against Abraham keene and James / ,.fl,,n .'
OF William hrcne, drc'd Paul burlington - = =
tdrrlnFtoh, deed, Jhomns spfaPius, adnsr ~ ~,
Spragins. deed, " lillian Bailey aud John Cob '
OF Herbert {. Cooke, decd, Thomas y. n Ire ~ =
~ scott William Webb aud Thomas n AFRO a.,
Tho defendants J.uuas Eastham aud iato -
not having entered thcif Appearance and given .r.'
according To the aet OF ssembiy and the rul.. ~
court and II appearing by satissetorv r,arnrets,
not inhabitants oftlis country--ii is ordes,5 ~
the said drIendants do appear here on the fs day Of
Tie next term and the bill of the plaln,g ..
that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted i, In
newspaper printed IN the town Of Lyncbbur4 g. w.,
months successfully, and posted at the front door
courthouse III the said town
10 coPy-'fesc, J. WILLS r
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=
Wesley l.. Duncan, Pit. against George Duncan q
children and here Of Claiborne Duncan, C5T5t y
Goodn, William Goode, Charles Duncan, Nashirp,f,
Camden and Nancy his wife, " William Duncan m
liam Sale and Lev ina his wife, " iait Duncan ",
Henley and SALLY his wife, Willis Duncan, William II
Camden aud Polly hi ic James " God and F,5,
beth his wife, John Il. Duncan, Sucey Duncan Go.
w. Eraley, Martha Rrpey, Peter a. Thornton and e.
deon Goodrich, ex'rs OIL leminR Duncan and the cs
dron of said Fleming, DettS Inchuncery.
appearing the satisfaction Of t1s court that hq "a
fendauts Campbell Goode, Wilton Goode, W. len
ley and Say his wife, Hnd the children AMI hem =,
borne Duncan dec. late OF the OF Ilrceln Sf.
OF Kentucky, reside without tide limits Of this common
We1th it IL therefore drcrced aud ordefed that ,ss
Lost named defendants do appear here on or heiarcts
frai doy Of NAV next aud cster TIER appar,nr
aud give security according 10 tie nc OF A,sch, ard
the rules OF tins courts and 1t Is ordered ,jf "a rao, -
tins order be published IN the Iynchbnrg NreIlIsr
f@f et'm oftwoBnuntis suecess, oly ant anobrfts
~ aereobe Published at the fie9t door Of tie ca4.
honsr u1 ths county on some court day.
~ copy---feste, A. II. DAVIES, ~
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

VIRGINIA - ~ iinlesholdeu tfe Clerk, or,,.,-.
shlsfl"r ioart Of hanrery for Tho yuebl ~ e'ies
the n Day q November, ttssg. William n s'ft
harhss liae iaeezA'taf. and partners nal. -
the IN m Of VI .-#s. ii aud Ram ts"ls'
gam lhoiras 8 .-ss5,ssh, shchsrl Graham ~ =
y Otag @if9w aaa = uss Frazef Otet ' ~ ~.
iner, Poll Lsti.p., De-. . w s Ion.
Inc Defendant 1's.-5s 4. Latham no, ~.
Tered his alEsaroaea j gwen setptits ser,,af ~
act u sascmbt 'ad thr iues ofrt.s court ~ i'tfs
by saiiilciaty e'idenee thai he = mol an NH a.g
ths eoantrylt is afdarel, tHat the ed defnf =
igsf hefe on .e @ DAY 9l Tue next tom aad answer -
win inserted IN sone new spapsr pr,nird IN tho
iynclbars, IA two months successiyelv ami '"u ~
the ifont dooc u the courthouse II the sail town
% eppY-feste, JOHN Wills
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

InoR RENE--s stable in rear of his Of.
rs fee. Narch "a,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07
FRESH Garden Seen

v sHohAs J. DUAL has lately rers....,
- ron messrs. Thorburn K son. \ y ,sga
n saPI.iy OF frz6 Garden Seed. nee,L' o's.
up. Catalogues OF which may be had :, i't
sore. Also IN additional supply OF m. VS.
~. .,isa'eihss, Fdm', oiis. Dgs-Stggs, PERM
~, -. mn,eh makes has assortinent equal +,
Dec. 81. 20,
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-04-07

VIRGINIA At Rules holden IN die Clerks office oft5s
Superior Court of Chaucsry for the ynrLluf petra
TN 9TH day Of February, s;!2. Nancy Ana 4lawef
Pit against James Slurrer, adn'r Of AN, TIueg
Caldwell, decd and III his lphf, and Marths Arm
Talbot, Sarah Ann Talbot, lame. Iaiboi Pfadeif3
Talbot Wiilison Talbot and DAVID Talbot, Infant cHt.
drcn ofAnn Talbot, hate Ann Sharrff by eeru.s.eH.
~ Benagh specially ehed der guardian, Jozl
Sharror and George Snarrer, Deils.
The defendants John Sharfer und George Shara
not having entered their appearance ana given "a.
cuI1ty according 20 he aet Of Assembly aud fae
rules d thus court ind uappearng h} satisfactory ef
deuce that they arr uct mhalt0uts ofthIs rouuGg-s
ordered that the said defendants do appear he
brst day Of III next teIm thu sd bill ofe paa
III and lliat copy ofths order be forthwith mseu
lu newspaper printed In the of Ly uch3g d
W. naats ue,ozbely, and posted 1t the front door Il
tbs courthouse atthe SAID Town.
=. Cogy--Teelc, JOHN WlIIS,C
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Chronicles of Canonoate.

March 81
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March
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
LAW SCHOOL.

FEVljE next session OF the Lq,o School al N;e6ba,
Z IN the county OF CtGLGrtu2d near Fif7iap;yLe in
the county of Prince Ed,oasd ON the stage road lead
ing from the city of Uahigt0n to the south and with
III three and half miles OF The stage road from F2jch
'no1td to Lyahjurg, at MIR. Fosiers tavern will com
nencc on the first Monday in .1J,li next, and end
on the It's; day OF November following. To the YG,z
ocA0o( is attached DioOt-cON,f, which, in the due
course oil practice represents all the judicial rts Of
he commonwealth and III which suits are brought
ana defended as IT they were really suits in the actual
courts OF the country, except parol testimony:
an lie PieadinSs are IN writing, aud regular record
Kept OF them; and when the suits are at an end the al
toFney or counsel for the plaintiff makes up compe,e
record thereof The la,Otc0urt il attended by the
proper officers Of the law elected quarterly by The
Aao School, from ne,r body.
The terms of the LGlU SchGoL
iLN gentlemen live with me- as members Of nm,
j""9@y, Except 10 their washDg) for $20G paid IL,
advance by each, all things be.ides being found, ex-
cept paper. AT present four members are engaged:
SO that have room only for six more; yet board can
be had very conveniently in the neighborhood for
others Books furnished 10 those oniy who live with
me; but TO lend books when convenient is never de-
med. cannot take gentleman for less time. than
he whole session, If he lives with shall be here
perhaps until the 10th March, and by the 18th of that
month, shall he at .NtcGitcte. Mean time letters
VIII be kindly received and attended 10 hv
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, Feb. I5ih 1928 wit
u The Editors of the Lynclburg (reinian Fred
ericksburg Herald and Petersburg neiIigencor are
requested 10 insert the above once week for tbrse
weeks, and forward their accounts to me for PAYMENT
CREED TAYLOR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13

.G Improvement o the James least TO .dtt.,us
ih's VIII do honor and credit Sta,e will enrich he
citizens and pay for itself, besides leaving surplus.
railroads then deemed the best kind of mrtoyemen,
let them be made and substitute our other rivers and tbc
branches; we will, IN the time, be getting more
knowieuSe IN regard to them, aud better Judge OF
htness as SUCH substitute We viii have acquired know
eoge 100 as To tho improve OF locks nd
anu ca Judge OF their value and Usefulness and we will
'nen nave surplus revenue, instead OF heavy debt, ap-
p!icaole To whichever is the best
IL IL be asked, what means To go on with this
work! answer, ice must hare mOnsy-the usual means
III Such cases. Faxes will be necessary either fr
principal OF interest During such works there will ALWAYS
he surplus oil borrowed money ud out Of which h
interest can be paid Ii laid taxes for that uurpose
aey would only be added that surplus so as 10 have
more money lying idle. AS the work advances I'M The
river the prohis will he increasing nd be is 6nshed
or very soon a'er they will pay interest and more
ihe whoe work ought be finished rs soon as posbI,
within one year that possible; it is to be reco,lec,
en- that for every year it is Delayed costs the State
SoUouo, which is equal the interest of more than
Souoooo; sum probably sufficient carry the works IN
Pattonsburg or nearly Delay absolute case and rum
Zach year of delay will cost the State nearly as much
believe, as half session the Legislature; surely then
VIII! well compensate for their attention dp.
week or ten days of the present.
AT all events If the OF The last SC ssio, has rs r,,
Hehepea put III jeopardy one of the riuaJe and ion
chsrtsted rights of the country, is due 10 tie people TO
repeal III and let them ud After due reflection wh.he,
they VIII pant from 1t failure do SD now NAV
give some colour for opposing such repeal future
and hence the absolute necessity, once, restore us to
rights.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
NOTICE.

w II view OF organizing Company for the purposs
w of establishing Cotton or WooiLen Ya,,l, +, l 'S
M"dis"n upper Mill on North Anna River mee,inn If
all those who are friendly towards this project is soIicd
" ""p'aGe o" saturday the 23d inst The perma ncnce
of the buildings, their security against injury rom &c
water, the extent of the power, the redced 49,;
iahouT, the che"pness of provisions generally in The i
oo"Thood the contIguity and purity the springs and M
proverbal healriEcss Of tie place s,ppb il, '''
sn1ge lis eligibility FOR such establishments;
Caroline, Feb. 5;i 1928.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
PE4ANO g0Rwws.

o9i received from Geib's celebrated manurac
- NV h"'"' an assortment al very Choice PA No
tNl' .9' among which IS vesy splendid rosewood cafi
net upright Piano For,e-ai of which will be sold A. ,J
!owusi New York prices, and warranted bv the MAJ.
ne tuU,c are respectfully invited to call Mr. Eobert
f"ore's W are-room, and examine the instrulr,u;s
Feb Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
Twenty Dollars Reward

z WILL give the above reward for the apprehen-
D. sion of my man PETER, wen looking young
man Of about 25 years of sge he is quite black aud
has small scar on his forehead is about feet g
inches in height very erect in his carriage and when
lie went away was wel dressed lie came from the
lowing Green, and has perhaps gone TO that nc ;sb
borbood. Tho above reward and all necessary char
ges will be rsid On bis delivery here.
r. HARRISON.
Richmond, f3tir Feb. 1927
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
Irish Linens. &c.

Z=9 and "A heavy Irish Linens of warranted bleach
sd s. sd Sheesinss. 8 a, Cd & 1914 Diaper & DamssD
prices by HALL NELSON.
Feb 9 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13

DIED--Tn this city, on Sunday night the 10Th in
slant, Miss TABITHA ADAMS, in the End year of her
age.
o. Monday morning, after lingering Illness,
which sic bore with christian fortitude and resgna
ton, Mrs. HARR1Er' JANE HENDERSON, cons ut Of
MIR. .Tanes Hendersnn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13
$4,000 DOLLARS
HIGHEST PRIZE
THIS DAY TWO WEEKS.

NNyILL be drawn in this CIR. the DISMAL. SvA Ny
w CANAL LOTTERY, 18th Glass
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13

Only b1o0 Tickets.
Price Of TICKETS:
Whole So Half S., Quarter - So Eighth 81 %,
For sale at COTENS' LOTTERY .4yND EH-
CHANGE OFFICE, cerner opposite the Eagle Hotel,
where sold in the lOt class of the Lottery the
Capital Prize of $4,000; aud where capital prizes
have been obtained than any other Office IN America
p. s. Orders from the coautry covering prize
tickets (post paid will u5i the prompt and pune
tua attention as il on personal application.
Address
II. COHEN, j.. & BROTHERS, Richmond ia.
EichmontI, Feb. 18Th. 1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13

SS iRAGED IkpIn tie subscriber, d t,ue cream
~ colored MARE, about rs hands high with ful
black tail and She left the stable on the even.
ing of the 9th, and bias not since been heard Of A
liberal reward s expenses paid il delivered in Rich
mond TO Il. Harrison, or at Dover, Goochiand TO 4 .
Nj. Harrison. She probably up the GoochIand
road RANDOLPH HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-02-13


The following private, and highly important letter
communicated TO the editor of the New York Amer
can, contains the latest Intelligence from Constantine
Pile. 1t bears date,
PARIS, 4th Dec. 1927
/ wrote you by the Queen Nab, which sailed yester-
day. take the chance of this reaching Liverpool in
time for the packet to communicate to YOU The impor-
tant news which has since been received here Tile
Grand Sultan has absolutely refused all terms propoyei
0y me mree ahied i'o'0er and eUen gone ar as to
make The most erfraUGgdnt demands of them. The
consequence is like 10 be an iy,p,ediGte ,pnr The
bombardmeut of Coustaninople by the combined fleets
OF The three powers and the passing of the Pruh by the
Russian army may soon be expected.
T. s. There is every appearance to day that
charge wi take place in the Ministry here, and even
NJ de VIele will be obliged 10 leave il.
MARRlED-On Wednesday evening, BY the Rev.
Philip Courtney, Mr.. Henry Miller TO Miss ELI
zABEr# HAYWOOD, all of IIenrico county
On Thursday evening, by the same; Mr.. WILSON
eileen, ofNorfok, 10 Miss MARY Ivy Dixon, of Port
Mayo,
On Thursday evening last by the Rev. Mr.. Arm
strong, Mr.. JOINS PARKER, 10 Miss MAKGApEr BAL-
ENTr:,E, all OF this city.