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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1828-08-11
y More Prizes than nlanks !
1000 Eheea.E4AE1S.

~ the Przot payable in Cesb, which hat
hn had, as usuii 40 soon a. GfBWn.
Wbule Ticker ~ 30
lialf 81 % Quarter 67i.o
~ The hohrr Of two lietpts or shafeg
must draw ons pri2e. aud may draw three
1ERMs--For packages, moi less linn dgy
Tickets, scheme utce, lol approved noles,
payable huetn days after the daa M. witt
onl interest Wonders, at all iitneq. supplied
a. 5chen" price.
~ OgpETs, by mail or otherwise, meet
The same attention given 70 personal arnlica
ton. Address to Managers naices,
LQnc4bWg, hiebmoud.
Hincbfafy, Hbft{iHg.
AtG. LEfIHlGH.
.Tunf r. ianngqy.
A package ofprizc iickp's Va. shie Me-
Lotteries, Bank Notes and Chect,. ~ the Bank.
in Richmond was some time since lost on lis
way from Charlottesville 10 rbis place. Person
are cautioned against taking the prizes, az
payment will be withheld at his Office
Iuy II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

- ! ne CONSTITUTIONAL WING rs published twice A
WpeK' wednesdays and SaturdaysO at five dollars nc.
aDnum. payable in advance.
- Previous to dscontnuaocc Of the paper, an ar
lc''ages must be paid up Aud those vino NAV WISH, IN
SCoonue' viii notify the Editors that effect at LEAFS,
sCFibed. " S' '"'S 'A'u'
FOR adveriisirs75 cents square (or icss) for the
nlS' SsTon and 90 cents foe each cortinuan ce-The
unoeI OF Insertions be noted on the MS otber5e
'hey WIZ De contisncd and charged accordinelv III
IL All letters TO the Editors must be rr1st-nsid n,
VII receive attention. Oh
u Notes Of chartered sprce paying Banks Of any of
te states will be received in payment for subscripo1 m
e "hg' though Virginia u States Bank Notes would
9os Office al he risS Of tie Editors wv
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
Aug. 2
Real Estate ait Auction

HQY virtue IF deed OF u,rS, ,,c, u,cd i, ,, ,,;
~ oy h". '"hn Darracor da ted the :S,,b july 1923
ami duly 'eoo'dcd in the office The Ikns,is 0our, of the
cry "i honhono i"' tle purpose of securing certain sun
Of ns,ney due 10 Nathl Bowe u; h, sId -, r, ,mrr;,
"ay September nrxt NJ 10 o'clock on the ur.lasrs lr
ready money those valuable Houses and Lot Of La IN
."e cry W ''eh"o'hf, Opposite thc Theatre, Inc
o tie east side Of 9TH scpt with the no iii
sue q" "a street honting 90 feet on the latter nd ru,le
""eN i~' 'ae' On the foIiher. Oh this 10, rye
o,'c@ "''"ea' occupied at pcsrn BY Mr. john Nelson
@ s""'' W""''en building, formpily occupied by Mr..
'eha'a "rrcn To these tcnemeuts the necessary out
houss ne attached PO title tilis property believe
10 oc ha'spuabic hut selling trustees tire Subscribers
afdresaid deed of trust
WM y. WINSTON, t-
Jury l@-w3t HECTOR DAVIS, irusteeS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

AT rules, holden in the clerks office of tae county court
:" Ming ~ Queen, the Cd day OF June, 1923: Ann Wright
S''ne ana ROXY Crane, Pits. against Thomas Crane md
George Crane, Dits.--IS CuANcrRy
Inc defendant George Crane, not having entered his
appearance and given security ding 10 the act Of
asSrmoy and the rules OF this court, and il ar, b,
satisfactory evidence, mat lie is not an ishahsnt of his
commonwealth; it is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here ON the seeond Monday in Scpennr cx, nd
answer tine bill of Tie plaintiffs and that a cory of this
oftr be forthwith mserted in newspaper published
~ inc city {" R'cbaond for months ami
P"Scr at the fen door Of the court hus Of thu said
county. 4 cuv rrs,c
rs p9Rrprr po,,.oz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

A ii1E:-.com'1'icd to Campbell Jail, the 9th
IN day of November Last, two ne,rp mr, ,,h ~
they belong TO Mis- Newman who has moved from ora
h'chnond TO the West They say they left their owner
""o' u'e A'isSna"y mountain James is yellow fellow,
aoo", twenty years DID, full Eyes, has as he saws
Oee' h'Iee Ia Mr. Robert Greenhow OF tie city of Rich
n'hf' for the last two years. ChcsIey 6ark fellow
oo"t years old stout made, and says nc has
n'eh hred to work tfe coal pits above Richmond
i"rse eows had on when committed, a suit of blue cloth
clothes and fur hat and tire Other a wool hat i-hey
s" say mar MI. ihnmas Johnson of Louisa county, Va
is brother law of Mrs. Newman's pho rofs;a
negroes are requested 10 comply the law and take the
same out of Jail. GERMAN JORDAN IN
Nav 1--wli,v E,r r,,r,,h,m ... -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
Book and Stationary Store
ND

E'nacy & Birsk Booh ..IG7mE2ctory.
q IL. NASH respectfully infora,s thu public tia, h
binhery IS now complete, and that ana M
nj short notice every description of Record nd Merchants
"oSs of the best waterfalls and nshp and Bind
"s every description executed with eac,ness nd dis
patch. ~ ''
.i's Circulating Library is in full operation
lie mas maze considerable additions to mis- Stock which
akeS ms assortment of Law, Medical Theological His
,'rea classical Greek, Latin. French, Spanish & Eng
lsh School aud Miscellaneous RooHs and his Sta,i,.
department very complete.
Aug l.; =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
RUMAWAX-

&V AS Coomer 10 the Jail Of Jeff rsou rn,u,r nc ,
runaway, on tina 3lst day Of MAY last r,g,o
woman who calls herself CARoLrNE IiERTyRr. ard
C"n"S 70 De nee She Is supposed be- from ~ 3, g,
"sS' ana IS about i've feet SIX iches hgh Sic &c
OF rather dark copper colour, some black SPOTS On rim
'et s0e Of her ghi arm above the elbuu nd has var
coaon mark ON the same ann She has also small STAR
0" no oaeE OF her right hand. THE owner desired n
come Toward prove property, and pay her mil fees Sic
WI he dealt win according to law.
June 25-Sm IouN tscrrn,, -,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
80 O d q lS ",
From "3Hr Token" for 1925.
THE HUNTER OF THE HILLS

me hunter was a-weary; all the day
Tvs oo' mad tfavcrsed the broad woods. and traeket
inc aesr herds to tie distan, hills that skirt
lhe horizons sha0owy verge. The vuliures eye
lad caught al uoou the glitter OF his gun,
from her lone eyry on yon fnr-off peak
iia'f h'd M the blue haze. The eagle heard
HIS echo'ng death, shot in the golden cloud,
Aud ourbcd his n 'ght 60 wheel above the cliff
" or which the don deer passed-t carrion bird
Made rich banquet III the wls, that day,
firc shadows of the ancicn, beech that hung
Ee" NJ MS cabin door, we're !enghening fast
Ter me green slope, ere well his chase done.
On IT'S soft heritage he reclined, To catch
Inc sweetnnss of the passing wind, and list
Inc many voices of the falling stream,
ANA murmur of the bird aud rowing bee.
a''ithes the wren would utter her faint CIV
IN the deep thJcket, aud ,he shrili curlcw
ana lonely hittcrn send their sudden scream,
y rom their green nests, far in the river seice.:
meantime the shadows of the yellow woods
Grew heavier on the turf, the honev-bres
came with drowsy nnrmur To their hive
beside his cabin wall, and the Wild birds,
nat built their palace by his straw Ina iched roGE
irew silent as the sunny day went by.
Deep silence abroad. and twrht's check
Caught rich heetick as she turned away
The hermit hunter bent thoughtful glance
On the calm beauty of the scene, then sang,
WIN clear tone, his low, cou,cnted hymn.
The kings of this earth lie down
With heavy heart at night;
Though they put away their crown
And the weapons of the fight
a,til THE voicu and the ghas,ly look q pain
Nisi pass DER the monarch drcamers brain:
The chief. on the battle field,
Is glad when the fight is won,
For tits sweet, on his broken SHELF
To dream nf what his sword hath lone.
hut there come, in the dim anh midnight dream,
10 haunt his slu'nbers, the Wild sob nd scream:
Arc the seamen's slumbers sweet
On the dark and savage main
When, with sickcnct hearts, thet m,rc
With the midnight hurricane:
Oi! the startled sea boy doth seldom find
dream unhrokcn hy the raging wind
But ne'er doth the holy night
Bring an hour of care ME;
Hear not the din of fight,
Nor the whirlwiuds Of the sea:
The wearying children OF Pride nc'et coinc
4" visit with sorrow my ample home.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
RICHMOND
PLOUGH MANUFAGTORv.

VIE subscriber informs his friends the public, that
he has removed his Manufa ctury to the store in,cv
uI0"i " o"''oe,| "e ~ o. an Market Bridge where
they are respectfully invited to call and make ,lec,io,
from lhe following PIoUGnS, viz Hi,chcock,s No 81
an" x very desirable Ploughs aud wei calculated
Tor eohS' the improved Baishare, Riveicsnbs and Ale.
C"nnick's self sharpening right nd lei, hand F,IIoi
f!o"shs' Castings furnished and Ploushs repaired
WILLIAM PALMER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
>Nccklsa67Us CoWtu ,lIau C,ontt. LOG

49,, -. "~'"J ~IUJ N0UfJ, 828.
his guardian and FRIEND lR against Til,at,t ~
Jones, widow AVID administering Of WA. Jones ,sor
Dofataa G. Jones' Elizabeth D. Jones' william Innr.
children Of The said " iam Jones' dec dt7,rY CO..,
CRY. w. ~ ~i'AN-
The defendant William Jones, rot ira wing entered hi
rules OF this court, and il appearing 10 tbc r,,,sfc,
OF ths court, that he iuabiia mt Of ,is Gat..
on motion Of The plaintiff, by Robert Jones his
IS ordered, that the said defeaan, do apneor h M
The first day Of August court next nd entcr r.; 49,
ancf' an" answer the plaintiff bill; and that COW nj
ns oraer he inserted in one Of the newspapers nri3,d
weeks sfcccssivsly, and posted at The front dn f ~,
court'bouse Of said county. " '"'
~ copy. Teste, JOHN G. BAPTIST. n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
WM. y. WINSTON,
Jury 12-w3i HECTOR DAVIS, trustee
ETFE DOLLARS REB.4Rp

M I'LL be given for taking up aud delivering to me Mt
W "a'iegn Mills near Richmond, my HORSE;a dark
s"rir, about 10 bands high years old, one hind foot
wIe' snort switch tail, shod all around races, aud is in
good order; he discovers tenderness in his fore feet when
rode on hard ground pavement He was tn, ned out
last tuesday night the canal, aud probable was
ro"e Ut oe oank by some esro may be in
W ABOUT Nchmond. JOHN a. PlLCHEE.
Galicgo Mills, A,ty Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

'ihrI''I5: At rules, '!oldco 10 clerks ofire ~
The superior court of cbancery tine Richmond distric,
We T. IN Tsy 90 'uiy 1873; James Wilson Young;
dung William Young, md Jesse Young pie a,.i,s,
James Kitchfe and James Wallace surviving trustees
me estate Of james Young, dec the said James Richie
coto 'i te SAID James Young, dec. Jean Yong James
G'ange and Catarne hrs ife, Thurus Yeuy Nareare,
nnog' Elizabeth Young JOHN Young Alexander Young
ard Jean Granger DTS. 's'
he oeieDdants Jean Young, James Granger and Ca.
marine ms vie Thomas Young Elizabeth Younr John
OUTS alexander Young, jean Granger and Msrparer
uue, o' having entered their appearance and given
C'V according TO the assembly nd lire r,tjss -,
s oo"' aug 1t APPEARING by satisfactory evidence tra1
my are not inhabitants Of thus county; it Is ordered mar
~ "eI'p,dnu 10 appear here on the first day OF The
mkt Term, an, the bill Of the o,atiG, i Tho,
c"sy ~ ms order be forthwith inserted some nc ,rsuar
Pue,sne7i IN the city of Richmond, for p,ops success
svy' HHh posted at rhb font Of the cappI IN ,
said ciry. A rGry Tesrs ~ ''' =" wy
q" WN G. PENpLEToY, G. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
Five DOLLARS REWARD-

ma 70 or stolen from the subscriber on "Wednesday
-, we @o5 Gay OF July, between Hanover Courthouse
and Slab Town, bay Mare abou, FIVE feet mr. e,sb,
wars oin-No particular mark ecollecte, except one
wh''e fnnd FOOT she walks fast nd ros very hard m
Iu OF I'VE dollars viii he given for the delivery Of trp
mare with without the saddle and br,de hi, she Rad
on when akeh 10 the subscriber residing near Cold Har
paid PTtsRrT TfFi TgYN, '
fueus; -w},v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIr, ROAD

bAI-T1NIoRE, August l6.-We are gratiGed 10 lea1n
"a' me line OF the Rail Road fer as 10 EIco's Ills
mas oee put under contract. Some of the contractors
are onsiiy employed in tue construction OF houses for
"e accommodation OF large forcrotlris are active
y ut work, and in tine course Of few DAYS il is exc
,e" 'na' Tins portion of the Road will exhibit very
'Reiy scehe- The contracts have been taken in &c
neral at a'r prices This portion of tire line Will be
pressed on with energy; AMI in the mean TINE every
effort IS making TO eec, the location westward so ~
10 enable the Directors 10 put under cantntt early
ms fall another DIVISION OF the road Of from fifteen TO
t"ehy miles [taect,e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
Land for Sale.

'dE subscriber having concluded remove ffom tits
econ OF country, If he dispose hrs nds OIL
! 'cfs Inc following tracts for sale, VIII,
@ tfact OF 900 acres, whereon be lives, Iyns ON
OF hVe in Bedford county, IN view part Of the turn
PIKE read Ia ioilcs from Iynefbnrg nd miles from Lib
y-heafiy one half wood land, the greater part yet tn
excellent tobacco land and the pla ntation in res
pee'aoe repair, Ties well, yell watc1ed and in po,,o,
neghborhood. " P"E''o"S
another tract If 1910 acres, lying in tie junction of the
"o oerStit most part of this tact is cleared tbon1
n ga Productive farm, With mprovements Suitable for
h!So another tract Of 600 lying on toosr Creek
nh mile sJnc"n with S,auntou River abou. two
"oea acres are CLEARED, so of which Is bottom land ana
nan OF mat quantity excellent tobacco land and Of ,ha
WOOD IAN there IS less than hundred crps nj f
fhe tobacco land-the last named ,ract rrus;de, or -
e nest tobacco plantations in Bedford nd could se oadp
an excellent stock farm, being better adapted TO prass thar
any plantation 10 that section OF country on Ss se rs
he mountains with extensive oue;s-Yhis tract III he
shewn by Mr. OrviIl Lovins lives OH the ,renses ~,
c TWO first tracts by the Subscriber. The terms will h
ifd"c very accommodating mos, Of prcl
y., JESSE LEFTWICJf.
'''5' 'eO' - Ian
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

HAVE Jus, received splendid assortment Of nso,,e
men Dfab Eeaver Hats, of superior quality. n,
nand large assortment OF every description of Far as
r m" -"o ooEen biact, White, Brown and Drab Woni
al OF which ie feels disposed tn sell At rsd,es
prices FOR cash IAYTNr yt,,n ~ Isitceo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
10 Country HattnrS

~ T" A"S now on hand general atsoT,upnt
OF i"'ters Stock and Trimmings which ha vii si,
c"e"P Tor cas-" VIZ: Beaver Caotici aud Raw B,,.a
sS % Hare Fmr, Moskra SKINS Spanish BoJ
Se,s Blue and Buff EugIfh Skivers Pelonrs sa STs
"d n lor Irs' EHoostd Cotton rips Bow s,riI,es
and Bandngs rntlM T-1ys sa a.. ninoiHSs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

Sd Where this accumulation has taken place, it is
necessary TO use brisk medicinal purgatives On the
contrary, where topor OF the liver aud other ycera Is
observed, attended will, different secretion of bile ,n,
doses frequently repeated at bC time, least ,hrep times
IN the week, will afford the best prospect of relief
4ih Too shor, time is generally allowed for tho use
the sulphureusa.me Dr. ASmsn ong advises that
IN chTon'c affections especially of the skin, the,
souo 10 used io eight tie" % twelve weeks Few nf our
inralids remain moro than that number Of days
9TH II should always be recoIlec,eh that the sulpnur
water should be taken stouac Oh for fou or six
hours after taking dose of calomel. The calomei is
completely dccomuscd by suphurct,ed hydrogen sns
contained IN these aud is suphue,
or hyso suphuet of mccucy-,han which there is not
more inert substance kept ia Shops. medical gem
uen'an at the Bount Springs in TeuucSser, sulphur
water, took crery morning early, from fifteen twenty
grams OF calo,e with ~ OF James powder, and
nne grain OF a'oes, aud umtatey began the of
me waters. Tins course vas diligently continued for
upwards o forty days, during whirh he
no affection of tie mouth, rcral inpt eson
u" inc SYSTEM out ON the contrary, gained III flesh,
average OF pound day. during his residence the
spg He supposed that the Immediate laxative oII
OF the water prevented any impression ON tin, SYSTEM:
was n" doubt To he aScribrd the decomposition of
nediua mentioned bovc. The calone in large or small
doses, should be taken bed time the Sulphur wa ter
should be taken i'll the morning, with or without the -
ton "t salts, rs may he necessary.
6. The Warm aud Ho: Springs, the White Sulrhur tie
SAN sulphur and SweC; sulphur, evidently sulphuTc.
saline waters, varying their Temperatures than
Ingredients; and the White Sulphur waters have ALWAYS
hcen preferred ON of lis ,gpcra,ure bodness
nitSsteau The Sweet Springs according to the
analysis of Dr. Balue, of Fcdericktow, MARYLAND is
purely ac'uuouS water, containing great deal fixed al,
with slightly chalyhea,e aud tonic properties rhp addi
ion Oh the table salt 10 this it, in every res
rect s'n'tar aud equal the Congress water which con-
ta'ns nearly an OF the table salt t, the gallon o
o
:. lie baths should not tn used without previous pre-
raratnn, either by the of the purgatvc waters or nj
enc'"c Indeed we can hardly conceive be SAT-. /,
pun:e system into bath of temperature sf from 90 !,
~" "eS already excited by the fatigue jonrurv ty
uch animal f"nd and perhaps, by fever other
most proper to usr about the middle of the DAY, wher
the stomach is neither full nor cmpty and to keen IN
"oton TIL dinner time; unless is Intended TO rnmort
pnuse pers'raion, when the invalid should retire to hi
ned ana should drink eey othe spring water or som,
tepid ducnt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

The sloop OF var ST. Lanss vas launrhel Says The
national journal of the 1919 from the avy Yard O:
lnls city on SATURDAY. morning, in the presence Of
good style, N' >"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
Randolph's Reports. Vol. 9Th

hanG0iphS reports, Vol. 5th.
d UST Published by Peter Cotton, and for sale al his
- Lay aud Miscellaneous Bookstore, Reports Of Cases
argued and determined in the Court Of Appeals nf Vir,
MA to which added Reports Of CASES drcjc7 in the
General Court Of Virginia. by PeytUu Randolph Coun-
scllor at Law.
Aur 9 r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

Commodore Jaburae left Havana TN tho =, vii
WIN two ships oflhe line, figa,e and three briggs
s"" OF The latter having been ordered to cruise on The
"odSC The destination OF Labofie is unknown
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

numerous Swiss emgrants remained at Havre when
lme olympia sailed, waiting passage 20 the United
oates an the American vessels there could have
uh complement. We informed, some months
slnce that from eight to thousand were arraupin
70 em'STae, principally frum Tire Canton of Bern
NJ y PGper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

he Clerk Of Jefferson County has received mfor
nation from the Executive, that the Western Inmate
hospital at Stanton, is lnishel and ready for the
reception OF patients
tUnshingrou fV1.l Free Prets
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

VIE next SESSION. VIII begn tbc lOh Srptemhcr and
n continue until the 10Th July following
The expenses for the session Of months
VIII be from the LIST Jancary, according 10 a l. r,dc
ito" by The Visitors. follows:
Eo"'d including bed and other room rliri-
'"'s, Washing and a'te"do"ec, 500 Or
Fuel and caMdies-,o bc furnished by the
proctor, at cost, aud por cent. commission
estimated on oo
Rent az an entire Dormtory, SIC: FOR ha7f
II occupied by two students Y nn
Uss of tine Library and public rooms >, 10
Professors ises--If thc etndaut nt,,n.;. hr,
one SSo--ift~o $50 to elch--if three or more
SO to each-S'y' IS 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

- tW YORK Ang1,t IS --Threc members of tta
"a, Convention at CcaEo have arrived here in fe
D :, i' We understand they are adirerents Of
boilFar, we're of the minority in The Convention, and
nav e como merely 70 visit our country
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

oh Tue subject of he late difficulties at Yale College
between the students and The Faculrv tie Na,, IL
ven chronicle obseryeE:-'Order is now restored in
co!cse ana there IS lh!le doubt that nearly all the
students VIII return except such as will not be read
nticd by the Faculty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23
MAtY YORK,
JAFFRAY & CRANE.
lime opened an erteHsire assortment nj
HARDWARE &, S;UTTERw.
~ No. II, Pcnd STREET. H1nOT,cr So,Gnr~

n u 3 =
III No. III, Pea,I STREET, HANGER Sgllayr.
I7EVy YoRY,
comprising 6ntY rssg Nrcie in he trad- a,o,t ,7;ci
are:
* NlFES and FORKS; pen and pocket knives
"a HaZnrs aud scissors; hand and back saws
Drawing knives; chisseis, gpuccs
Files, plane irons; scytiicy, sckNs
Chat knives; curriers' kni~cx
Buttons, bone mou'is; orke Of AT Kinds
Brass aud glass knobs; hinges screw;
StirrupS, spurs; spoons, ladies'
Corn hot; banirrcrz, s'rtces
Indian guns; au@Ils, vicrS
10 ling pieces: log md irs,~n chains
ShOvels and SPADES paifs and sad irons
Merchants fom Southern Stairs are especially IL
vea to call; they will nc served on accommodating
Jolly q 10,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

The National Journal of Monday ,nornise, s(atcs
'Ha, on Thursday, Friday and Saturday. in pur suanco
OF me public notice given by the Board OF Directors
OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Company great
NUMBER OF proposals were offered for the first n miles
o' me canal. iiie result was not known. During the
who'c week W ashington filled with persons from
all parts OF The country. who had resorted there for the
purpose of making contracts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

'EfhE Piopretos of this superb Steam Boat have stpr
Il mined 10 run her between Baltimore and Frcsecks
aufg a. The Panxent will leave tie Maryla nd wharf
"e' nsa starting place. in Baltimore on Tuesday morn
ns the 9th inst, at O'clock at the anrc hunr ,ve,
Succeeding Tuesday, and after touching at Herring Bay
an" i""n GEEK on the Pauxent River, will proceed Ia
dm up me happahannoek TO fredericksburg where sh.
WI" arrive on wednesday evening. Eeturnue the Paiux-
en- wa, leave e'cksburg Friday morning the 9Th
Gay OF August, at o'clock, and s me hour every
succeeding Friday; and aeT Touching at Town Creek and
H"ffns Bay, will arrive at Baltimore On Saturday eve
"g' The Patuxent will stop The several towns and
places on the RapPahannock goa. md returning to land
OF ake OH passengers In addition the elegant pconuo
na"ns Tor passengers, the Pauxrut constructed to
Inc nuIk Of twelve hun ed barrels freight which will he
TAKEN ana delivered every wcrt, on the nllowing
TERMS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-23

ASTON j PEASANTS rTtr for sale, Just re-
eeived at for store, Of AMI 18Th streets in
this city ~
lU5 Gags Cuba Green Cofet,
80 do LesuIra do
IS do Rfo do
100 do ST. Domingo do
40 boxes Guupowdcr Tea (su,. tiCaiity)
80 hhds New Orleans Sugar
81 do Porto Rico DO
u do SLCrox 10 (snbcrnI1
% do AlnassEs
10 do Baltimore Whskey
81 b5ls do 10
IS do Rockbdge do
pipes genuine Holland Gin
do French Brandy
10 bbIs country Gin
D do AnuissUed CorI1a1
1000 sides sole Leather, and assortment of rGs,t
wax. kip, harness and bride Leather
July % n