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at a Tooa Council holden uiin and fer the Tonn Of
ProutdeRee, on The iJtt day J Spt.mber, a. d. 1929
FENIiE Clerk ofo Market being present, requested after
Sunday next roTrc,cnt the selling u. meat, vegetables
and O'ler articles sunday Mornings the Bridge,
Maike, sqnnfc. or this he will give public Dotice.
IIue Copy: J.: HHRrSs
NArnAN W. JACKSON, c. Clerk
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JAMES n. HODGE

NNAs taken .crr Nos spi TO- sonih Main Street few
door, south Of The Frnkln Hsuse, sld cfen &" s'ls
general assortment of t,ROC ERiES lhr most Of hcb n
the fri qualify a. his nitnton 10 .en at retail 0nlR, h
good. win he selected vi the ro-t suiot sornny anl
soh AT modeatc advance. Ih Liquors we're purchased II
The Importer aud ans5 pure and squato sold IN
rro,ilcno,, nc, weeping s,ir,son & ilolyes. -
u ftu nd rfs.. ,af,y. v;il ssUers'J h found
iTc"t. e,pt II
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EG'A CADET S.ESS
sa: .yslarlus Aist. ssSl

High WaerTnL Day. 5h. ijn. Suulay, Gh. lin. Monday
7h 3;im. TUESDAY. Sx 3iiu.
SJtrsCtng 81 the time OF h,Sb water Newport
sdl and minute, oi Boso.
Full Moon 2Id. 9h 27m. MORN.
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GJ-We are requested to mention that the
Rev Mr.. Church, Of Vermont. will preach in
the Second BAPTIST Meeting House to morrow.
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MARRIED.

In Cumbn'lnd Sunday evening last Mr. John Boy euton
10 Mi-. Am liurdick, both Of Smhhiicld
la New York Nj George A. ell formerly Of this town
10 Mi'. Mary Ca,tasnon, OF Chl,e ton : Z.
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In pursuance of the nbIve, hereby give no.ico, that the
Market sunday Nuniig Hi ie discontinued agreeable
tlereunt,. JOSHUA RArHBONE,
sept 20 Citrk ofths .Hayket.
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MORE THAN 100000.

a Ill. owned by Gentlemen residing IA this town and
= N VICINITY. This dy, III this town. Al O'Clock tliS
atcrnpUn, the Rhode island Consolidated Lottery VIII 10
dawn when " III he distributed in few minutes, pics
ar,fn'ni ng t. $50 0e)-ameng which those of
$500, ~.l19 u $1,000, together with lots OF $500 80
500, &c. nc. A TAR proportion al which without any
manner Of doubt will hc dsburd 70 the fortunate few who
patio 'Jr CLARK = thcc, al tho CORNER, i2 II and 10
Marh-isiec, Tni)a Bull! !ings where hive been sold
wtnn short lime przcs o $1,000, $500, $780, $500
S2pU, sla0l Si0j ard a We great nlnbsr of $1,000,
500, &r. &r nm untiGg IN more th1n 90 oOoanI all
sold 10 persI IA tins tuwn and vicinity, and all RETAIL
u! he Casl IA very nauce liHs been paid the moment
called fur, wihlui discount for interest.
Remember gt the fortunate few who have pefse .cyel in
pat cniZ'ng the corner have always proved successful
lrOr.rs by mai (prt PAID 0 otherwise, always met
with tie na pfump al ton II atrcssed Ia J. L. CL ARK
Corner tf tnlun nnltiings Pidv nee, u. l. sept 20
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WOOII.EN GOODS

EUST received aud opening % balts of well
eD ed wonen goods, amongst which are bue black,
olive, steel mixed and dab r1adc!os and Cassimer s.
Rose blankets; Duis Plains; FiInneIs; Satineits, sc
winch wiz he -bli on favorable tts for satisfactory pape
1T I and no..ls--lur sale by NJ. SrODDARD,
sept 20 No. I, Marketsquare.
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SITUATION WANTED.

HD ftHiIe Man. well acgntir'ci vH thc niy Gtpds
y hu.iu"-'. inT1Hs AZ tris J,T,t.
Au.ust -. ave.
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BuRnrLL sTRnEp SCHOOL.

yHNilE Subscriber respectfully informs the inhabitants Of
n Providence, and Es vicinity, thai he will open school
al the corner II BIrrii and Westminster Streets on We'd
hesdiy, tie Jan Instant, where VIII TIC taught, > iclns.
i;eddns, thrG.ririy, Engib oIanmor, Autimeth, &C.
ography, anI AL those bic,es u.llly Taught com
nrn Engsh >chons. Having been engaged lie husin5ss
at teaching, for time past, lac ieis hilseii, that those
whumly pitGunst illn, ",ii n,t Dt disappointed.
JOAN S- SHARP.
y. B.-Ap E,eing 'chool viii commences at the same
place, Tho is oi October Ienns cs,5J per quarter.
sept 23
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PEW AT AUCTION.

ANiLL be add AT public auctiun, the i7lh day n
w C-tohef neat, Pew Ma 81, -nudci ON the lower
floor Il The eeeo'id Baptist Meeting iDu.-.
spin JACOB c. GOULD
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FOR NORFOLK.
srIh. %.

sftS> TIE snunch ig CHARITY, HESRr WIS
Srarre Master, wili Sal on Moidly, 2ad m>tint.
sSsr~iSss F,r freight p,S,go Apply Ia the Captain,
board, At Aa,!ony's Wharf, ofto WM. X. rofTER,
sept 20 M. II, Cana!-slrcef.
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HORSES FOR SALE

Oh E"eant Grey ilorscs tive nd sjX wears di, vca'ei
q kiud and gsnt,c ia nrmst AMI excel ftiiI
horses. For iurcr inEfa,'ion, apply 10 go, bNER H.
MASON, No. i0o, Broad st ct where TIA, iarss ,na. l~
a,ia IS
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BELLEVUE HOTEL .NEwpoRE.

FTNi public respectfully nioin,ed, thai iddonsi
n he'd, have been iidri to iis l. ahl.u, ~. wbirh -
luenIIy afford r,ore aerunanJo. 10 visit i or DE
a. siHdrr Ut The August q.
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FHvNE subscribers have h'rued connexon in business.
z under the firm ot MACFARLANE DEXTER, M
No H. south Water street, where they viii cnrfy goa
cra Commission business and solicit cosgneIts f every
descr!don Of meIciandize sntei u this rxe wineh
liberal advances viii bc ilade when required.
HCGN MAtFARttNE,
SEPT H. I'm. NNfipI. &. H. UENrER,
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u II. BRADFORD'S I.sr al Niiifers In tie ID ra u
2 ncl.ware, Maryland and Moth Carolina Consolidated
Lo;tcry-- q.
il IL 26 4 So 3 II -
=et.,
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NOTICE.

TQyiE Rlrde Island Con o,atrd Lotlery, No. will bt
n drawn al the state iou tins day ut 4oclock, y. NJ
YATES 3 M'INTYRE,
SEPT 90 .ManaguL
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PURE SPIRITS.
lllDs. o' prime quaty, landed from sloop Superior
- for sale by GEO. ). RATHBONE.
sept 20
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RT ACFARI.ANE DEN TER offer for s.s, at No. IS
1N1 south Water street-i7 bsles prime Nrw 'Or'e,,,
CO'ton 50 barels first qualify Jcplersiis GIN n bSrel
hls q'i,lity Illvana brown Suzr. I'm sept -
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7. r. I. A. 0. T.. A. O. +.
yINilE Members hold an Annual Meeting at their So
"A loon 'fhls Evening, ii 7o'cl,ck-for election.
Sept. 20.
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or diff ent pficos and qlaiiies.
Nav AMI elegant Ne-tings; great variety Of Cotton
Sh tava,s aud iidki.. entire style. Canibe,s
.fngs oi different kinds Veive,s. Bug np cords am
&c. winch w be sold ut the lowest market icc Tor Cal
or aPpSo1oa paper. Il. 4. 4. WELLS
s,pt %
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FISH.
es ~ dfums-G! 1nint,ls eieh-Codfish, suitable for
~Ssr the w m,rke', IN prime ordei-Iu'i iandei ifou'
sclir Beisc, s. El@i-for sale Ly
sept 10 GEO. 5. RATIiDONE. .
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DANCING SCHOOL
NOTICE.

yENIiE Northern entrance .ne Il Esf I,a we
a opened ON irir~day last n,tlg tho dtt vi Il -
tie town Of Prov 'ence ieSs an miis. scs. IS
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THE PROVIDENCE OBsERVAT0R

THNiS establishment La' Lo opened if the r-InsiSdrr
the season. aud will 10 those ~h" my te ;iras
ed H. honor with their v,l.. L,cs and sc tistn
AMI strangers will find agreeable ph VI rv,oS,-no IN
eiior ans fashionable place in itis country sent. l.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

Gondc and La, Garonnc "a franc C;5 de- n
rn'cs o'e Numerous friends cultivation Of the CRAP
NlNEm the United States Subscription which now op,l,
Nix ~ L. will furnish Subscribers rape
ne Roofs herc tue FIRST cf r,ch net and forward them
% cNfns, 20 the dicmn, cities where subscription shall
nave bern oprrd The Roots will years old and viii
pr'ucc considerable fruit the secod year of their
nel planted Ihcy will be- carefully clsscd hacked in
">es with some of the oriuai soil III which have been
npno whgh wi. greatly laci'a>nt thriving OF tic Roots
Orders will hr runcr,aiIy attended to- the Subscribers ,Ics;
n"S the Quantities aud species ,r Grape Vine Root: thcv
AT tue raj" o. rs cents for each Root 10: less than 1000
rate OF L. cents aud % per Root Roots
;s 1000 or more l cents os less than 1000 10 cents for
less Than M Roots.
iavm"n' 10 be made delivery Of tlr letters not,
received unless postpaid
(rE' subscription li.'. oprncat Nor York with Al
phon,. louIat, g. wall-stce Boston, l.. Copeland Jun
H5,"y r. MNlchac1; Phi'o'PEa, Van ArninSc; Baltimore
Willard Elocis o5t;ga,n Cy y ilan Faro; Eirb,ouJ
Davenport, hren a Go; Surn,aoh, Hall, SiIpcr q Tnrrr
Sr,r. or'ea's Poster Il Hutton; Charleston" +. T. Sire,
! " 90.
Mr. \ IovHvrs Eo5t the Culture Grape Vino and
Making Wine, may be found d, the principal Book
sellers Of the United SutcS; ana his Agents will furnish then,
| ts'Utjs) TO Subscribers
Catalogue q Grole s ioo& t'' Mr. Lors,r proposes 10
T Import.
TIE fflorag species are e;c1ics a ,l.c be the choice OF
. "hcl is e, 30 subscribers:
'nS 'Hn WIN oicc!s'S or Ga q" ior, groscrain
= 10 HHtn (o' to"cn'l 4, Sycc, t'uIIlt; =, sf,isc g.
)? loN,t Ia, HvI'm IL, Constan,ia: - ,;,lasa-Rrp13
arcNl"ca H. Mavoisie; II, Red Foo,, UrT Rm,gr) is
'' a.. ii 9%n 1 IT, cGn:'a,' 70 -
cnc 81 !n't lie Daulc; - Olwcttc 81 Doucc,i - in,
20 fn'o e. Burgundy 26. Molon; -, Madcrc; 2a ource
iuyrr-nat; 81, st lean 81 Iacoh 81 Nicmh,r 81 r,r:,
- r'Na',r 80, Teinuricc 30 f'ou,ssrn; H. Houi,iiau
For "c i@!L' onttNmrr- IT, Chascas (fr5m rou,sinc.
IG,rri ~ DO CoI.n; IS DO Cracking ~, ro Mu,,; 49,
ie" 81 Do trnAr !ure a. sauvignon thassris
- Nlutca HouGca ~ Ausrat Grey ST. Ian;s Vert 81 Ta
e. scn On
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4 MARI COLLEGE.

"ILIIAN X MARY COILEtE.-1hec course ot
w instruction in the classical school in William MARY
Cocse, viii the day of October terminate
ON the last of July. This school wall he conducted by the Pro
lessor of Humanity, and assistant teachers In be
taught the Latin and Greek languages Ancient Modern
Geography, and Ancient History The pupils school will
also be instructed in the usual branches of English cduca
By statute Of the College, Professor Humanity re-
quifea to board tive pupils OF this school a, 500
rec Tor tuitioh 20
$40
The French, Spanish, aud Italian languages will be sab,
ny T. dc La Pena, recently appointed Professor a-
guagcs - $3.50
The Of instruction. the scientific icrrnns win
commence the last Monday i'll October The Lectures IN,
so arranged enable the student attend tire, ofsm
ana each student those attending Law class re-
qred to attend during the first three Junior classes
and the second session. the three classes unless excused
from 50 doing 10y the Society.
3 JUNIOR CLASSES
j. Philosophy Of Grammar, Bellies Le;,rcs Rhc,orc aud
Ethics ''' '"
: Mathematics conrrccncng Algebra Geometry Pine
ifSonprctry application q. Algebra Geometry and Neru
ration of planes and solids, with Surveying.
! - Chemistry.
s SENIOR CLASSES
L. Natural and international Law Philosophy of the human
mind, Government and Political Economy.
Natural or Experimental Philosophy.
b Mathematics, conprehendng Spherical Trgonon,ctrv
1 tronony. i ~ 49,
Ia'v and Police, by J,ags Sef,plt
7 History, by P'ryiSor r. Il. Dear.
students are required to board in College, .cc OF
the parent or guardian ia writing, they permitted by the
society to board out; condition that they DO mn, ray moro
than the charges in College, viz:
/ For board including every thing 300
10 each Professor the student may attend $40 three co
/ Fec or tsc oil the Library, :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27
RUNAWAY
WILLIAM CRANE

runaway, on the 3Ist day of Nav last. n,sro
woman who calls herself Caroline HPRpKRr and
"nS 10 be Tree. She is supposed from 20 to e.s
age, ana rs about 1--WE feet six inches high. She
OF rather dark copper colour some black spots ON the
c S'oe Oh hei right arm above the elbow and has vac:
oma.on mark ON the She has also a sma SEA,
come forward property, and paw her Jail fees or m
VIII be dealt with according to law
June 25-3,n JOHN Iarxeon 80.
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HIDES, LEATHER. d

HIDES, LE.4IIiER, dc,
eco BEST heavy Rio Grande hides
DOC Rio Janeiro do
doc sailed Brazil do
400 do various other qualities do
100 Rchnond sailed slaughter 10
200 do dc dn c,I.l;,,
1000 soa leather, of every quality, both oak and e,
lock 'annage- from the very best to the most fnfs-
nor, by the quantity quarter of q sihp
900 SIDES wax and russell upper Leather
=" doz calfskins and kipskns
seal skins, horse and grain leather
Boot morocco skins, lining and binding SKINS
Roll h'nd,ns, boot cord and webbing
Boot aud shoe trees, LASTS &C.
Black varnsh
ShosinakeIs and curriers' tools of all kin;s
2ooo lbs coarse and fine ball shoe thread
Harness, skiItins, and bride leather
Chaise, bag and lining hides
Hogskins and Morocco skins of all kinds
Saddle trees, girth aud straining webb
leo doz English Basil sheep skins
Coach lace, fringe, tassais, sc.
w DOL and Woolleu Yarn
300 pair Richmond made plantation slnns
20 obls tanners ol-lor sale by
Aug 23--wAt VvIII,.n cp.r,,
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virtue oi deed Of trust executed to the subs
Ap by Richard Lyon, on the 22d of pril, 1925 a nd
recorded IN the CLERKS Office Of the county court of Cum
bcrand the 2St of May, 1926 shall ON the 21a nr
september next, at Cumberland court hnuyn offer for 50
NJ public auction, to the highest bid er fr CASH sixty
acres Of land, conveyed to by the said decd lrng in the
said county, Oh AppomauoT river, adionirr The lands Of
himunH LgSlcston and others, together with the grist mill
saw mil, AMI cotton gin thereto attached Tic land is Mi
los grouuts % goo! quality. Acting as trustees we shall
coo'ey sucn title only is vested Us hv The said decd
JOHN HUGHES
"'- 2i-t"I' JOHN MILLER, d.
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, AN away from the subscriber on FRIDAY last,
a ye'y likely bright muatto boy named WILLIAM,
Cor William Pfcc) formerly the property Of Mr.. VIII
IAN ;. Carter OF Goochland. He is about eighteen
years old, five feet sur OF FIVE inches br very active
and INTELLIGENT, AMI has doubt obtained pass free
papers Ten Dollars reward viii be given for his apprs
ie"si", Vt found IN this city; twenty dollars IL in the
county, Gy dollars, r. out Of the State together win
arv eXTons's incurred in either Masters Of vessel;
and others 40 ce.,.nj asaiI~r harboring or carving
ma OF. EALI NEIfSON.
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SEMINARY FOR YOUNG LADIES,


CURTIS happy in beng able to say tlla, his sru,ir.,.
81 of o,o.S coyc"nces for giving Instruction, least
tIt 10 nose that may I've iound in similar i tuition IN
isha Every branch ofEdcalion USUALLY studied bv Yo,r
i~ WI hc[c hc 'ansht b. Instructors (malc a, naIrJ
Ho{ouh FURNISHED 10Y their work. and I'm the
per ~ ana useitnes Of the Seminar Bu tlyc chief odr c
S advertisement, IS. 10 inform friends the country thai
We can most cordially recommend 30 th, care of e
Bfc1~c the Superintendent O. Boarding. Dcranr these
Young Ladies who be from home Tor tcir Em1t;
TrrTs riR F.F MONTHS
Enarfi, Wasting ami Lodging c-t m
Tuition in ~ the necessary trancirz 20 ~
rcuch, Latin, Greek or PAINTING II n
fhydpic IN advance. Music - cts pc! lesson
'h duties Of this Seminary will he resumed the 2lt iy,
HHrtRFNcTs-ev. WIN. J. Armstrong, Rev Stephen TnvTr,
lon Wn EIockcabrovrh; Joseph Ta'c, and Wn G. Pc6dI
ION Ls9rs Rchnprd; Rev. J. s. Arm' ,ad C,fcrsr;rr Pr
y T. Nson Frs7Ir'bvrr; Dr. J. II. Rice Pyigcc I:trg,d
M John Ion2;i1s Ly1ei5g5 and Rev b. H. Ec" p,fer
Srr,,3
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~ eTMTA poARDTr1c. rrn11r1,

NH rs. NJ. y. W. THORNTON, OF rbfad.I,,b,,.
I7A respectfully informs her friends AMI acnuhnisrcc
~ The South, that she has jus; opcner camnodione
Boarding House, at The South West corner o. Eigffb ami
9aTon s're, where individuals families cal: h.. on
aTi"i"ed H. y most comfortable manner, and a, rc,
onah'e p:ccs The si.ua un Of Ter house is reras =,
s'e rs mat # ary other in the city. lying between
I'eSn"t and Walnut Streets and in the vicinity of Wal
05lon ana Independence Square, the Nuzeuu the Arcade
Gre &c jcmy Of Fine Arts, the Medical University. ,l,
w. h"ihs. 'a' ~" G0c'-1 Ts1'e-, 9. = rhe7 places
90. ."HI e. -asu...
hr. Ga o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

COMMITTED TO the jail OF tho corpnyyon OF 7lc,,r-
~ OIL the 18Th day o. June !4f a runaway. PIIBE y
Save who says > bonss oImuc NJ fc,san and wa hire
te prr-en wear 70 William J. Carter the Goor
i,r Said siay mad or when cCrritci hue sdredGone
- cot, pair SHOES, and bis n rurr Ter speech
III" arf ~ Dr about twenty 1lr wears OH Size is isrs
rIi''0 ard IS ar.. FEET ilces .H-r Inc owner q
afrY.c red 90 forward, prove D-or,f~v -i,
r1', ru+ axe away. sI,o 60. he .a'.t u 70 ,ot,.-
irw. ~sE"f-'t Iryt< 1"p ,s.o.
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

Eastern Boundary.-T,c fjown. is extracted.
tI0m the Boston Pal,aGium
Mr. GallatIn one OF the Commissioners on the
Eastern Boundary, isnow uthjs city Judge Prcble
opr other Commissioner, it is pro6a5e, will also visit
the city, and is possible PERHAPS that there na BIZ
conference with the British Commissioners at this
PLACE Il would be happy result It the as3ir could
De sett!"d without voyage to Eropc. and the sub
the last course, it is not likely the Commissioners can
embark till the Spring.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

III. .T,nroc a,.F he Post Lcc.--sS1,n,,ci. has been
said respecting lIr. Monroe III connection. with this
Fnbject that friend ots has assumed The responsible
~ al violating private lerrto express his sentiment:
% tho OCCASION
Ns % my accnp'in1. The aDno;n. ncnf il is :lnnos.i
b; not account of tn, grade otI,o Office for have
accepted that OF Magistrate in s county, and acted
N some instances; nor would ri,s, 10 accnp, ,,,
trust In which could render any essential service
70 fhe country. Bat | act upon the consideration
nat cousd accept it only to- a view to enolulncn
II the nation IS willing that an Individual who has
served them thus long, and in ting Offices have
helri, Should he reduced 30 want, aud cannot cs-
ape that fate BY my means, am wiling TO
meet II, rather tl1n take any Office prevent it.
.'Gi lnncn gratled howcrcr, at the feeling nanns
ed toAnrds mt BY my fellow citizens o. New York"
.Ner. -idr.
" are inopnGl and take plcasUrn in rrnfionc e.,
llct says the ~ Y. Post, that tc gentleman Of New
1ori VINO 50 generously deposited in one Of our banks
Si2UD, to the crTt Of the EE-Prcsidcrt Monroe for
The Payment Of interest the nortgagas on his -
tate. was Silas i. Burrows ESQ.
NEWARK *. j. Sent io.-I,.a Ion. sa,n,r, r.
Southland, S"cr!a-v Of The Navy arrived in this tow,
OIL "Wednesday o. his way totn seat nfGovcrn-pn,f.
IIc is al pr,son. nj 1Tr. Byftan's Hotel We rngro
% sTae tat no IS unable - pursue his oGrne in con-
s'1lNcn;2 oil h",tif.
J,<7's5' c79 Bm7'.-'rln adi;o. q. .i, Kn,,.i.,o.,
.cnn.J hnqIir r, aGs, that the IJcksouians in Fa,r
E'~r.
Z y5ay,-{To hnl ia Ph,laGc, T.. prnor, conicd
oIn II" thY'fae Dw'gr5,, ;llo following toast which
80 dr.-r' al recent 8a.Decur. What sloulI ln
Zone "f.th9 crotch WHO is pr5lJre enough, 10 uttor
-rh ssniifu u e. ar. cg.1i. to tine pass, and
petite. are turning sfal mad.
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L.H wing Considerably enlarged his VINE
iAIN), On LoSs-lsLANp. where he now has,
m f'li cultivation. 1Hrty.Grc .fcrcs Of
Croo,d, containing 72,00O Grape Vine
Roots; having also tho peculiar advantage
at bcms enabled TO procure the bcs, species
at Roofs from his Fathers extensive Vine
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-09-27

ihIshIa; Az rules, holden the clerks Office of tho
superior cWu' oi chIncerv for the Richmond district the LIST
% 9i'enocI 1898: Charles Hudson pit against Column
OI " h'n otherwise C. c. &. ". Kent, Madison Walt1l
and GcorG: Stillman, dns
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