Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-15

By order all n fispes future to be
od s EII % U v ana as the eso
ing only one kind OF shot,
The public have heard great DEAL more than enough
intended supecede in tina, dreadful
operation, the cutting for the stone Recent excavations
this invention opening dwelling surgeon among
the ruins of tina, overwhelmed city, the Identical daor
tractor here alluded found among
suumens with which that dwelling abounded.
fashionable BonnstsA gentleman of the of Hu,ch-
son was charged with an assault before MIR Minsul Bow
street, last Thursday, which of those
large bonnets, which ladies theatres gem
,ennan, named Sadd OF kilburn attended Mrs Hgsinboion
at Coven, Theatre yesterday senngh whose bonnet
prevented Mr. Iutchnsoh who behind her. seeing the
one of the outrageous dimensions and rescmled
hay stack in bulk than lady's b-address He said the
s,ze that cannot see particle of the performances
BILE you to remove % The lady disaned ieplyher friend
ted assault MIR Mshu a practice of ladies wear
ing large bonets at theatres and other places of public
certainly repIehesbe MIR Hutchinson
TO bail-[I.ondon Paper
The infant of Ma,lemosee son,ag lately produced Paris
SAID to owe its birth great bs,;onase who derives prince
'noiselle left the Kings Theatre for the Coborgh.
Fire -9rts-Knsh has sold "Aud Robin Grey" now ex
Duke Of Bedford to have given Lance fo, hundred
gineas for his fruit pieces in the exhibition sr
fwou,c and which wi be engraved in M the nex t
volume of 1.-The Keepsake
Turner, the landscape painter, returned Rome laden
witt, treasure of his creating Two of his finished land.
scapcs intended Egenonrs noble gallery AZ
Peworth e' "
AT the ho,-house in the botanic garden of ST. Peersburnb
shoot of bamboo during the great hca, of 1926 grew Dc
the space of IL days.
4ntdan Rcnoins-lti reported in the French semitic
journals that 1T length human ancluvian remains in fossil
state have been discovered in Be in the Iands
department, mingled with the remains of animals They
aie said to have been found in strong black mud
together with sea-shells, and fragments of pottery.
Union Of Scotland and England Sir Walter Scott ermin
the Tales Grnnfdther with sketch ofthe
md Epu ,,
reign of Queen AnncThe following incidents respecting this
well told and the careful reader will NOT fa ~
them to the which present agates te
hile the various plans for ntefyun treaty
of the most violent kind 1T rcsenbe said an
ness mot the strife of tongues but the clash of arms and the
hatred rage reproac which were exhausted on each oer
seemed be those of civil war; rather than pocal Discussion
Much talent was displayed both sides Beaven in
celebrated Speech which the strongest expression on ,hn
audience declared that saw prophetic vision the peers
Scotland whose ancestors had raised tribute England now
walking the of Requests like English a,torevs
laying aside their swords lest efefence should he called mar
he the Scottish barons with lips padockcd to avoid
the penalties of unknown laws: Scottish LAWYERS strc
mute confounded at being subjected the n,ricacies g. tech
meal arson of an unknown urspruece the ercha
excluded from trade by English monopoes artisans ruined for
want of eustom the gentry reduced ndgence-he lower
class to starvation and hegasy But above all my lords
continued the orator. think see our ancient mother Caen
MIA, like Cesar sitting the midst senate rueflv
looking around her, covering herself with her ROYAL mantle
awaiting the fatal blow and breathing her asi with r
exclamation,
s.4ad thou too, urv sonn
These prophetic sounds made deepest impression nm tho
house until the aspect degree dspellcd by Lord
Mahmoun who rising reply said hs had bcea, much
struck by the Noble lords vision, that the exposition o il
might be given in few words Il awoke and behold il was
dream Bnt though Lord Behavens prophetic hannn,e
might be termed vision was one which coni;n
ued To exist for many until century had
away that the union began TO produce those advantages
10 Scotland which ITS had ondy hoped the its
OF winch The present generation has SO fully resped."
Blour continues to advance in this market. Hold
ers now ask tor Canal flour So; for City Mills IL
We hear, however, of no sales of conseaucncc
Cash Sales Of Tobacco at Shocgoe Uareaous, ,s1,
JLy, 1929
Passed. hid at S. 30; at 4 so; / at : 60.
at 50; ] at s.; ut ) 80; at 81 I at 5 10: at
8 10; at 6; at 3d. at 5; at 10; at 80;
| at 2o; l at IL; at O.; ct SO; l at IS: / at
s 25 ct Z; at 5; at 60.
RRFusED--I hid at s. 60; I at 4; 1at4 so:
Mt 3 90; 1 at 6; at 5 so; at 20; at S; at
4 so. a.
MANNED, on Tuesday the 9Th inst. by the Rev.
John horr, Doct. JOHN Il. CRoUcH of Goochland
county, to Miss VIRGINIA, eldest daughter of Col
! Thomas Hudgins of Matthews County.
Married, on Tuesday evening last, by tln Rev
Philip Courtney, Mr.. PATRICK LYppANE to Miss
MARY ANN TOLgR all of this City.
DIED, on the second instant, at swetlcsborouob,
New Jersey, IN the eighteenth year Of her age Miss
MARY EvEIINA UPsHUR, daughter of Caleb Upshur
late OF Northampton county, Eastern Shore of Vir-
GINA.
10 Planters Of Tobacco on, James RiDer.
ri Office is given that all Tobacco intended for Shockn
warehouse, arriving in the Basin, will, desired be re.
cetved into the Fire Proof Warehouse subscriber fronting
me bHsn and adjoining Shocku, free expense of drayage
ana receipts granted by the Inspectors Sh0cka witfo, fir
Icf expense TO the when called for inspection or sam
PS than would occur if delivered once into Shoe
Kd Ample Insurance. has been effected upon al tobacco tore
IN E1e ho,se ADORE named w. |. MORRIS
RH ONSiElJis TONSON Will stand the ensuing season
4'E at Tree Hi Richmond His season will commence
ire hSt OF feoaTy and terminate the first of July next He
VII DC ct TO mares at fifty dollars the season, which may
aScharge' by the payment Of forty dollars within the season
Maes can DC lnTd al seventy five dollars paYable wIrn