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Delaware patriot & American watchman., 1828-07-08

Remarkable limitation Of Fevsr.-Between
Chatham and Brighton, the ague periodically at
fects the towns and houses on the left hand, or
northern side of the turnpike road. and does not
touch those on the right side. The same sort of
thing. DR.. MacCulloch says, was observed at Fa-
ro, in Sicily, where all the troops of cur army
quartered on one side of the street of which the
village consists were affected by fever. and suf-
fered great mortality. while those on the other
side remained in health No satisfactory infor-
nation Of this singular phenomenon has yet been
offered.-English Paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
MARRIED.

On Thursday last. by the Rev DIR. Matthews,
Mr. JOHN RIDDLE, TO Miss SUSAN Tam.
daughter OF the late Mr.. William Tabb. of this
place.
On the same evening, By the Rev. Mr..
BROOKE, DIR. DAVID HuNrsa. of Charlestown,
z Miss MERCY 5. HARRISON, daughter of DR..
John Harrison Of this place.
On the same evening. by the Rev. DR. Rev.
hoias' Mr.. ISAAC STRipER, Of Jefferson
county, 70 MISS tLIzABErH VAsnErRE, daugh.
ter OF M Asahel vanme,re of this conntv
On the same evening, by the Rev Mr.. win.
tiers, Mr. MosEs FLETCHER, 70 Miss I.,oyv
GRAY, all of this county.
On the same evening, by the Rev Mr.. -
Mr' DANIEL PRlcK. to Miss Mar ALEXANDER
all of this county
|lTfrom 'he two first couple that grace the
oove Hymenial notice. we acknowledge the re
|ceipt OF asplendid slice IF the Brides Cake.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

1--WE are authorised to announce to the
freeholders OF Berkeley county, that Captain
JOEL WARD, IS a candidate TO represent the
county IN the next General Assembly.
The People OF the county Of Berkeley are
informed that Gen. ELISHA BOYD has AZ the
solicitation OF some OF his friends, consented 10
serve as member of the House of Delegates,
u eiected---his election will be supported by
.Ma.AY FREEHOLDERS.
March IL, 1928
J owe are authorised to state that Mr.. VII.
LA GOOD is candidate to represent the
county OF berkeley in the next Legislature.
4 rive are authorised to state that SAMUEL
nEnChEy Al, jr. ESQ is candidate to repre-
sent the county OF Hampshire in the next gene.
raj assembly.
Tive are requested to state that Col. ED
WhhD COLSrON viii not be candidate far
'r-e'eehan 70 the General Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
-, rOAO.FIzATION SOCJEry

annual meeiing IS - DOc1G1I'
ton soc;e,u ~ OF The Auxiliary Colonial
The second VI berkeley county. Virginia
iliary Colon;.a ~,";"l'efSary meeting of the Aux
was held in the So society of Berkeley count,
ESQ '3pruary, when PHILIP C, pENnyy E ,"T no
H.. resident took the Chair, ~ D1'' YIN
The fslIn aies OF the members being called over
was onIwing report of the Board ot n,.o o.er,
$40 90 oy DIR. Thomas Davis Ccor Sa,n r.e'o's
OF the 20 a ogND AWFUL REPORT ~
e auxiliary Colonization Soo;s,.'
The Co,.h heiey County, Virginia. 30
referr.NS, corresponding Sc cretar, IN v,bo,, :,
10 make and exhibit an sbs,rsc, IS - y .b -
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
GEORGE HARRIS,

NJ orlCE.--Al those who became purcha-
4 sers at the sale of the personal estate Of
the late Mr.. John Burns, SEN deed. are noti.
he'd that their respective obligations fell dae
on the Tth inst. and that prompt payment must
be msde.--For the convenience Of purchasers
residing in the county OF Jefferson. James
Glenn, one Of the Administrator, will attend.
on each Saturday until the Is, Saturday in A.
prii next, at the house of Mrs. Enele. for
the purpose of receiving payment. And Tor
the convenience OF persons owing small q.
mounts, residing in the county OF Berkeley,
Joseph CorreIl, one Of the Admins,r rat oss.
VIII attend at the house Of William Kroesen,
IN Mar'insburg. on Saturday the 22d inst fos
the purpose Of receiving payment. Those
purchasers 70 large amount residing in Berke
ley county. viii make payment to William c.
Burns. All those falling 10 make immediate
payment.may expect their obligations TO be pus
INTO the hands OF proper officers for collection.
JAMES GLENN,
WILLIAM e. BURNS.
JOSEPH GORRELI.
March is.--3t. .9esn,r,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
SENTIMENTAL Orners.

The Commandants OF Battalons viii furnish
the Adjutant with roll OF their Batsalions, CON.
tanning The names Of the Commissioned Officers,
Non Commissioned officers and Musicians, to.
gether with return Of ell public property, ap.
plicablc TO Military purposes.
Captain Jacob Myers is appointed Adju,ans
to the 81 h Regimeh,---He will be obeyed aud
respected accordingly
The above Battalion returns viii be furnish.
ed the Adjutant ON the Grst DAY Of the trainings
WILLIAM GREGORY, Col.
March IS. 67th Rega .. "
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

DuiiIC sALE.-WilI be sold, by public
auction, at the late residence Of Jacob
PoiSai, tFarmer.) deed. near Martinsburg, ON
Friday ne 2ist instant, all of bis personal pro.
perry, consisting of Horses, Cows, Young Cat
tie, tlogs aud Snecp; Farming Utensils Of all
kinds. good Wagon, PIoughs, Harrows,
Horse Gear; good Sleigh; quantity OF Flax,
o smsll quantity Of Corn and Rye by the bushei;
Household and Kitchen Furniture of every des.
cription, such as good Feather Beds, Bcdskng,
Bedsteads. Tables, Chairs. Corner Cupboard,
ten plate Stove and pipe; good Silver Watch,
together with number OF other articles noe
necessary to particuIarise. Nine months
credit viii be given the purchaser on all sums
over three dellars, upon giving bond with AID.
proved security. Sale Ia commence carly in
the day, and continue until all 10 cold.
JACOB PolSAL, sen. Admir-.
March 20
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

We received the following communication a
few days age, which we are happy to lay before
cur readers. Il seems that not even the ''high
honor" of having his name enrolled upon the
Jackson Corresponding Committee, coull pre-
vail over the honest scruples of Mr. Leps. and
seduce his allegiance from the cause of his
Country and frGth Such articles may capt..
yaie some, but are lost upon the honest and
high minded.
The county of Hampshire has heretofore been
represented as doubtful--we have lately heen
informed that decided change is operating in
favor Of the Administration
Forks or ca CAPEHov, MAncH l, 1923.
To the Editor Of The .nartins5rg Gazette
SIR:--ln your paper OF the 3lsi January last,
which was handed to me yesterday, by one of
my neighbours, | have discovered that my
name has been made use ofby the Jacksonians,
as member Of the Corresponding Committee
for Hampshire county. have never authorised
the use of my name in support of the General
and would request you, through the medium
OF your paper. to spprise them of it, as can.
not SO for the General.
Yours Respectfully,
GEORGE LEPS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
ATTENTION..

sHE Dry Run Company under the
a. command OF the subscriber, are notifie
TO parade at their usual place mir. Jacob Small.
sen on Saturday the 4,h of April next. al
precisely O'Clock. A punctual attendance Is
requested from every member.
FREDERICK CLAYCOAfB, Cebiaia.
March 13,--s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
Trust Sale of Valuable Real Rstofs.

100 o"se " rutuuOte neQt Estate.
pursuance to the provisions Of Q
"a Deed OF Trust, executed to the subscribes
by Frederick BoreH and Rachael his wife, 70
secure to Jonah Bun Lnow decd Icertan sums
OF money therein specified, the subscriber viii,
on Saf'rday ihe 22d day Of March ners, offer
tor sale, at public auction, on the premises, the
TRACT OF LAND lying in Berkeley county.
adjoining the lads of the subscriber, Matthew
Rippey, Laird's heirs and others, formerlv
occupied by the said Frederick Boroif and the
same which Isaac Myers and Daniel Hensel
now occupy, supposed to contain two hundred
acres, be the same more or less. The land il
OF agood qnslity, one third in timber.-There
are three Dwelling Houses and two Barns IN
/; IS well watered, and in many res pects ! de-
sirsble estate. Terms of sale: one third os
he purchase money in hand, and The balance
IN two equal annual payments--Further terms
vii be made Known on the day of sale. sale
Will take plsce between the bours Of 10 and 4
O'Clock OF he day. The subscriber win convey
such title IS Is vested in him by the deed sfore.
SAID, which IS believed 10 be Internationally
DouGAL CAMPBELL. iyue,s<.
Feb S0--fs $3.50
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

'AoTloN!--all persons are hereby caution
~ ed against cutting and hauling wood from
on the subscribers land, near Martinsburs. u
Having sustained considerable darrage already
ny trespassers. has induced her to give This no
use' and that she Is determined to prosecute
All Offenders in future to the extent OF the
Jaw MARGARET SoMMERyTILE.
Msrtinsburg, March 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

HVhE training OF the Officers Of the orb
Regiment will Commence at Martinsburg,
on Monday the 18th of May next, and contin-
ue for three days--rhe Regimental muster Is
appointed on the 18th May, at the same place.
The Brigade Inspector Of the 10th Brigade
and all othes Officers required By law, win At.
tend At The training and Regimental musters,
according to the above appointment.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

Governor Forsyth, the successor OF
Governor Troup, has issued procla
nation calling upon the constituted
powers OF the state of Georgia, TO resist
the operations Of The Cherokee Indians.
who have made themselves a consti,
tuition of government, and have thence
assumed an attitude ofindependence.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

Barthqudket-A slight shaking of the Earth
was felI by many Of our citizens on Sunday
night last, about ii o'clock, which continued
nearly half minute. We have been informed
that it was likewise felt in Shepherdstown,
Snithfeld, and other places for twenty miles
sround. Such phenomena are rare with us -
We hope j, forebodes nothing Obstructive to the
peace and quetude Of our country.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
DIED

on Saturday las,, Henry SmITH, son of Mi
Joh" smith OF this county, in the ninth year o
bis age.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
Tl2 RAA&p pSo
MARrINsBURG, NANCE IS, 1928.

Sir .HiGaamsn.-We have received the pro
csedings in the case of the six mittlamen. exc
c1,ed by order of Gen. Jackson, which we will
,sy before our readers in our next.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

A letter from Washington states,
that M Pope, leading Jacksonian
who conducted the recent investiga
ton III the senate of Kentucky against
Nr. Clay, and who is man of conse
qnence IN kentcky, with a good deal
OF 'ntiuence in his political orbit, has
come out with an open declaration,
mat the charges against Mr.. Clay
cannot be any longer sustained His
opinion will not be barren one. il
viii prodece some thousands of votes
Tor the administration - Ibid
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

Ibe Harrisburg Argus of Saturday,
says-"oince our recent publication on
the vote of the different Counties of
Pennsylvania, we have received furth.
er minute information, which we shall
shortly lay before the public. We as
sure our friends that our former state
ment has received further confederation.
and that several of the other interior.
called jackson counties, can, at this
day, give a majority for the Admins
lration. And the work of reformation
goes on increasingly as the character of
Andrew jackson becomes known, and
the policy of the Southern politicians
who support him.
At meeting of the central anti
jackson committee on Thursday the
9th inst. JOHN SHACKLEFORD.
Esq. of Culpeper, was unanimously ap
pointed an Elector for the District of
Orange, sc vice James Madison dec!i.
ned-and Col. WIN. ELLZEY of Lou.
doun, an Elector for the District of
Loudoun, sc. vice James Monroe, de
clined.
Col Ellzey is an old Jefferson Elec-
tor Wig.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

da' X, walks quick, little bow legged, Of plea
SAINT countensnce ifnot accos,ed abruptly; had
on grey short coat of fuiled linsey, blue lin.
sey pantaloons, and black waistcoat. but may
change his cloathIng. The above reward of
Fifty Dollars win be given for bis appreheusio
GIT taken in the state Of Maryland,) or Twenty
live Dollars il taken IN the state Of Virginia.
and lodged in any jail. so that get him again.
or returned bone. and in either case all rsa.
sonabte charges paid. He has been seen lurk-
ing in he neighborhood OF Gerard s-town do.
ring the last week.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
FIFTY DOLLARS REWaRD.

KAN away from the subscrIbcFe
living in Hampshire county, Virgil
mis- on Monday night the Sd inst .
negro man, named DENNIS, he 10
little upwards OF Eve feet high,
about % years of age, not very
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

LEClioN.--Notice IS hereby given. that an
~ election will be held at the Courts House,
in Mar,nsburg. on Monday tho i4th day of A
pril next, for the purpose Of selecting two &c
and proper persons to represent Berkeley coun-
~ IN the next legislature Of Virginia. The frec-
holders OF said county are also notified that a
the time and place above named, poll will be
opened to record their votes on tho question Of
calling convention.
GEORGE HARRIS,
Sheriff of Berkeley county.
Berkeley county, March IA lgZ2
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

The Jackson papers are publishing.
as pant Of the testimony addxced Be,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13
GEORGE LEPs,

Hampshire county, Va. March 10.
g"rorch Light" Hsgerstown, & "civiIian,w
Cumberland, will insert the above TO amt. ofons
dollar, and charge this Office
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

fore the senate, upon Gen. Aliens
prosecution Of Mr.. Clay and others,
sundry athdavits and certificates: That
rs TO say, certificate signed John
Deshd, one signed by Richard X.
Lee and ten Others, one signed by M
Harrison. j Dudley's statement. an
extract OF lettertrom Jesse Summers.
and an affidavit of Henry IIaibe,f
and Jesse Hamrick. No such docu
meIits were USED as evidence before
the Senate; none such were read.
produced, or heard Of. With the ex
|cepiion of Mr.. Dudley, a member.
and Mr. Harrison. no such persons
were before the Senate Hsw FAR the
documents are genuine, we cannot
pretend to say Their stnimbortant
character, would induce the belief
that they are all genuine. But on the
other hand, one, that sign ID by Lee
aud others, is most palpable forgery,
as appears by one of the signatures
having a title prefxed to lt-Col
John Taylor. We have some knowl
edge of John Taylor OF Fleming, and
are sure he would never sign his name,
IN that SORT of style. There is some
lesson too, to suspect, the certificate
OF Mr. Harrison TO bea forgery. Ii
j. well known tina, Capt Harrison was
before the Senate, and refused, and
could not be induced, TO give evidence.
Now, we are exceedingly reluctant. to
believe that Capt. Harrison would
put an ne Newspapers a statement,
winch he ioould not Stoedr to.-II
dettcdcy as he pretended, prevented
him from making disclosures before
The 80 Senators. and SO spectators
snreiyi 1t would prevent him from com.
ing out before as many thousand in the
y wspapers The sarcasms of Mr.
Hardin would hardly have induced
Mr. Harrison TO publish a certificate
:" hlch mainly tends 10 prove Mr.. Har.
dins snrn1lses correct. The docu
ments, however, singly or collectively
Proue nothing, and are not worth fur.
sher attention. Commentator.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-03-13

A report, founded on letter from
a respectable source at Washington.
Is freely circulating through this city,
that the Secretary of State, Henry
CLAY. has received letter from VIM
II CRAWFORD of Georgia, in " hlch
Mr. Crawford expresses his high ap
probation OF the course taken by Mr.
Clay IN the House of Representatives.
10 1925. on the final vote for Presi
dent Ii is even stated that Mr.. Craw
iord is pleased to say that If he had
been Representative of the People.
and in the House at tina, time. be
would have acted and voted as Mr..
Clay did Democratic Press
MIX CRAWFORD TO MR.. CLAY
HAV"1' " ie''er rom gentleman to his
friend in Baltimore-dated
WAsHINeros, 9th March, 1898.
Your favor OF The 4'h inst | have
now before me, and I hasten briefly
to reply to il The allusion which
has been publicly made to a letter
from Mr. Crawford to Mr. CLAW is
well founded, there is such letter.
ana a strong one it as, expressive of
the writer's favorable and honorable
opinion OF Mr.. Clsy and so far from
ITS being invited, or drawn from him,
as some illiberal Jackson people have
stated, 1t was voluntary. that is, so far
as that MIR. Crawford having occasion
to write to the Secretary of State,
took that opportunity TO render HON
age to Mr. Clay's integrity"
Inc jackson papers are publishing,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-05

isrencs drawn h Ii. London Editor l., ,hat tins cx-
po~rtatiOn OF tic metals account for the decline nf nr;ra
In the Grain market.
LONDON, Oct. @;-whe Furd. NJ, = sind,
hlgher thu morning. Consols, Inch opened n. IS
81 1-8, advanced to 81 i-3, and u.u nuv IG-sclsrs.
l ne reports winch interest the jobbcrs, this morning,
are ti2 favorable account of the hin-,; health, aud
tue 'aKnir of Narna- rumor brought hv the Dutch
Steamboat, just now arrived.-ttio6e ., YkuroHe,.
.. LIVERPOOL, Oct. ., 1873.
me import Of Cotton this week was 200 halss and
the sa'"s were 800 BAGS, compris.,r 500 ba~s IN
lands ordinary to good, at 6 I-& a Z ,-4d; 500 do Ala
hd'i', % do i;& 4 I'd: 1890 New Organs, miIlIing
% nae . u 'ai ana 2Ir present quotations arc. for IN
iLhIs . Il : ! Id; Alabama Is = = I-Gd; and New Orieaus
"th ~ perj0. The market has been steady viii, a l.
ante" demand. oad the prices OF the previous weak
haze been supported. There have b.an no sales of
-. ). Ashes. The sglrs Of Naval Stores are con-
ned - 10 hbIs American Tar at is Sd Dor Dbl and
, ~" Dds Iurpentlne at Ills "a us sd per cwt. 30
f,,ercss 2nercltron H"rh have been sold ut lbs, and 10
tIerces Carolina Rice at POS per cwt.
Our Grain market, which was very dull in The carly
part o~ttheweek, has revived. and I'll prices of yheo;.
which previous 20 2Ist INST. had declined Is 81 a Is til
per buahei, have since advanced Is per hushcl.
OCT. @'.-ih2rc Is Il moderate demand Tor Cotton
Tins morning. We quote UplanGs at , Il ? 3.1i: Ala
Dnihn b IA I led. and New Orleans . IL q lid
The weekly average of Wheat received to-day is 35y
lCa., and th2 aggregate OF the 5iX weeks IS. ~. Dor
quarter. The duty on Wheat is therefore 22s. sd Der
quarter ana on Flour i2$. per bhi.
lac following Is the quantity Of Cotton imrorf,~l
%lnce our las,'-loaton ll0 hpias, Bristol 10 bale:
Glasgow io5 bales: Greenock TO bales; Demarara
llS bales: London 81 bales; ,haranham, 3l52 ba,,s:
Wv York 1871 bales-Total 300 [5ales and bars.
NJ .. / Ass..E2a 1I 6 &
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-05
Commercial NerorG.

1obacco.-Thc stock Of old Tobacco remaining on
hana is most unusually small, and he demand for com
mon and good qualities rather animated both for ma
nofactur1ng purposes as well .s for shipment to Eu-
rope, the late advccs from which quarter belnr much
more favorable. 4hc new crop arrives for inspection
vary slowly, aud is chiefly taken by the manufacturers.
common sells readily at 81 to s., and good s. to ii
per 100.
f1o"' aud Uheai.-Ihe late news from England
induced holders of Flour to ask an advance of 90 to
''c's' per bhi. But purchasers do not seem inclined to
ony at mat advance though they offer freely the pre-
vious prices Isl % and insome instances an advance
OF Is cts. But few salcswcre made yesterday. We
quote Canal Flour III 81 3-iaG, being the asking price.
though buyers offer only about 81 Liar 3-3.-NI heat
is in good demand, at Il shade advance.
We give below the latest and most authentic ac-
counts OF the state of The English and Northern
markets.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-05

ieIE h3. JOIN Q. AiUEbl L0s takcn Tie lions.
street, near tie Second Presbvterian Cburcb. and =
prepared {" yeeonlnodate sucl. Of her friends as NAV
Favor her N'ul thair company, with BOARD. on tho
Usual trrn'*- Sile wishes to crga~e six or eirhl
members 81 u Legislature, with or without tlmiIles.
nov q ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-05
CUIYON YARNS, COTTON YARN
FTOM Tie POfUhQtun COfon Ercior,

y 4OW TIC Cotton FGciOrV.
q tC"rtER reduction in the price of JOSEPH IIev-
woods cotton yarus, has this day taken place. Tie
Subscriber having made arrangements with MIR. Hey-
wood, VIII be regularly supplied with all numbers that
may DC called for at the prices hereto annexed. 1t i
uAnccess arysto dwell on the superior quality Of this
yarn. Those who have used it invariably give it Il
decided preference over amy other spun III this State.
or any imported from the Northern Factories. A sim
gle trial is sufficient TO establish the truth Of this as
sartion. MIR. hoywood prices for yarns WILL, on ex-
aiming the following list, be found 10 be lower than.
any others sold III this State, taking into consideration
the great difference in the quality. Good clean white
cotton will be received by the subscriber ii exchaprc
Tor cotton yarns at the prices hereto annexed, and tie
hlghest market price allowed for the cotton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-05

FAi cIiCE.-l'ne Grand hodge Of Virgi0ia VIII
" laoc, II 'ie Masonic Hall, il the Civ OF Rich
nio'd, on tLe second MONDAY in this month, at 4
o cock. j.. ~. D.. 1--1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-12-05
NROCERIE8 At hUCTION.

GROCERIES, AT AUCTION.
On fiONDAT, the 2ih inst. at 10 a. lock. w.,
VII sell general assortment OF GROCERIES, VIZ:
10 Boxes Colgate's best starch
20 do Go mould candles
30 do DO soap
80 bills New Emsiand rum
30 boxes cigars
10 hhds whlsl;ey
Antigua and jainaica rufn
Holland gin and Old peach brandy
An assortment, baleing twil,e ANA sewipo rvina
st. CroiN and Porto Rico SUGARS
~Spermacstl candles, lilo coffee
An @S"ortraent OF Virginia snuta in pots dad
4 lot Of hollow c~astjues, bar iron
NrI,iag paper, &c. Ne. &c.
dc . II. & ] hp,rs