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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03
Richmond Nail Manufactoy7;,-

aINOE sale, on very reasonable terms from 500 :,
Z 2ooo kegs Of cut nails and brads, of varousezes
rom sd to lod, IN kegs from loOlbs. to ,ao6ibs.,
warranted to he made from S,ceash IRON, and no, e.,
Pig or Bloom Iron, as is customary in the Northern
States
ALSO,
HpiNcs from TO inches clinch nails Of dfsrrn..
Sizes suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds, nail rods
horse shoe iron, rolled iron of different widths
aud are prepared to execute with dispatch, any or
ocF5 III TINS Inc, and we request merchants and others
VINO deal IN mails, &C. 10 apply, if they want full as
Sortncnt. r. HAWAII e. rSo
oct 10--oawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

] l71a sFleU10c1S q ENe LcglSlNEUre.
FEYRULY grateful for the friendly and liberal patron
Il age which have heretofore received from the
members Of the Legislature / beg leave, most re-
specttully, to remind then, that shall be, as usual
prepared and most happy accommodate from to
2i vi them with board, Sc the ensuing Session aud
pledge myself to spare no e%erton TO render their
accommodations as comfortable US possible.
am induced to give this notice thus earlv from
suspicion that many CT my old customers, in the
country, under The impression, that shall not be
nhe to accommodate them, owing TO the unusual por-
ton of business which l have been tavoured with
since the meeting Of the Convention. therefore
request of those members disposed to parcnse ME,
and Of my country friends generally, to cali at the
ga BEL first, before they make any arrangements
for board elsewhere.
nov 20--1Rt METTRTCE PPJAIPOSP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

A(A Ah1rD-fhe subscriber TO purrhasr i,r1, -,
three thorough bred MARES, of fine size eight n;ne ~
zen years Old OF known speed aud bottom The object Of The
purchaser to breed from them therefore, full ~
eaHh race run by each Mare, whether lost viii he as
e as wei! MS the loves, price that will he taken IN
Any person having such stock for sale, will please address Tim
subscriber (os' pad) Charlcs,o~n jefferson COUNTY w
70 winch prompt attention will be given by 80 80
&c, Slime JOHN c,,,,,~t,.,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03
100000 GRAPE VINES. &C.

1000, including, the Golden Chasselos, &,c.-yfpess
100. N ~ D<o per
Also, ;hc following native Grape Vines
I'oOo Isabella, 1000 Scuppcrnong, 3OO0 Alcxun-
dGFsIor SchuylNiii, 1900 Calawba, 800 EIsinrbnrp
C CI,as' 5g9 Winnie, 1900 York Madeira, 700 York
Clarct. These two last are the most celebrated IN
the vineyards Of York, Pennsylvania. The native
grape vines viii be furnished at S25 to S375 per 100
according to their yaluc and rariaty, and in some
eases less When great quantity are taken. The
Proprietor is DESTROYS to cn,cr into EXTENSIVE ar
engagements with those DESTROYS Of planting vine
Yards and VIII contract on liberal tc-,ns Orders for
ihs foregoing, or for fruit trees, towering plants &c
lett with me, will receive prompt attention.
nov 10 JAMES WINSTON Act
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

and placed in the room which was formerly occuped
by his uncle, George Washington. On Saturday
evening, the body was TO be taken tho steamboat
Columbia, to be conveyed to Mount Vernon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

ID ANDOLPHS REPORTS, VoI. 6,b oF c..
4 a argued and determined in the Cour, of hcn|sTs
ofVirginia jus. published;
Complete sets Of Virginia Reporters
Journals OF the Conventions of 1856 and 17aa
Journals OF the Senate and House of DeIenot,,s -,
Virginia from l776 to 1880 inclusive -
ilehlngs Statutes at Large and
The New Maps of Virginia
an appropriated to increase the Public Library of
the State, may be had of the subscriber. at tho f5
toll in the city of Richmond upon the lowest ternfs.
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Crk Council
oct G-fc ona T ;h: i.'''.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

fmouai n Produce oad nn6er Of Boats passed d7,en
fl,ri,,r-:, Lhn I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

. R,i,;, ''."'''5 q Judge Washington were brourht
-, Cd Friday evenings in the Citizcu's Ga
'''1' an "e7c carried ID Ivfotas Fountain I'm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03
To Breeders Of fine Horsesin VIRGINIA.

JAMES WINSTON. A'rt
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
Sale Of Real Estate.
WIN be eXNoseA to PWhAic Sale,

A L Mr. Edward Stapeford's tavern, in the town
moi Milford Kent County. State OF Delaware on
Tbr,day the 10Th day OF April next. All the Real Es-
tate belonging to Commercial Bank Of Delaware to witt
No l. A Farm or tract of land situate in the TO-
rest of Misphon Hundred and County aforesaid adoin-
ing lands of William Galloway. VIM Masten and others,
aud said to contain $50 acres more or less
No Q. Farm in Browns neck, and hundred
aforesaid adjoining lands Of John Chambers, Reuben lar-
rinaton aid others, and said to contain 4Oo acres
No 2. ArathSr Farm situate as aloresaid, all
Joining lands OF Harrington, Isaac DAVIS, Joseph
Chairs and Others and said to contain $50 acres.
No a. All that piece or parcel OF Land, situate in
aurdeikill Hundred, adjoining lands OF John A. Banning
eu Clark and others, and sa to contain 4oo acres more
or less.
No s. A Lot OF piece of Land situate at The
Fork anding Muerkl Creek, with store house and
carriage house, adjoining lands Of Levi Lister and others
said to contain u acres
No. 6. A House and Lot Of Ground, situate as
aforesaid adjoining lands No. s. and Others sad 10 con
tain so acres.
No. 2. A House ard Lot of Ground, situate as
aforesaid adjoining lands OF John Brhcko ana Others ana
said to contain one acre
No 8. A House and Lot of Ground, situate as
aforesaid adjoining lands OF Isaac Richards heirs, Lew
Lister and others, and said to contain one and hall ACRES
No. 9. A House ard Lot of Ground, situate as
aforesaid adjoining lands of Thomas Spples heirs and ot
and said 10 contain acres.
No. 10. A dwelling House and Lot OF Ground
situate aforesaid, sdoinng lands OF Wm' fom'nson
Levi Lister and others. with Wharf and erahuy hereoi
xn; said to contain 3 acres
No. II. One 4th part Of the Milford Mills, situate
directly at the town of Milford aforesaid to which al,
tached four dwelling houses and twelve acres OF land
tnore less
Nor IL. A large two story dwell ing House
store house and Tan Yard, with the usual fixtures, situate
in the town aforesaid
No Is. Farm or tract OF Land situate about
three miles from Milford donng lands of Samuel Towns
end George White and others and said to contain $50
acres more less.
No. IA. Two Story dwelling House, Store
house Wharf and Granary, situate South Milford, Sus
sex county. 49,
All the foregoing property will be sold free from ncum
brance and the terms, Whch will be liberal, made known
80 Nv OppnR s. II. HODSON Cashier
Cont Bank of Delaware.
March 81, 1892 S9-ts.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
TIE DEATH OF MAI. LANG.

The following interesting letter, written from
Timbuctoo by Mai. Lang the day before his depar
turc from that city and few days before his death,
and the account which follows OF his death, we copy
from the London STANDARD Of Jan. ~ where they
are credited to AN article by Mr.. Barrow in the
Quarterly Review. which was to be published IN
london on the following day. 1t appears that the
papers OF Major I.ang referred to in the latter part
of tins article have not been recovered but there is
some faint hope that they may yet be. as an Arab
who carried correct account OF the murder to the
English consul at Mogadore, said that a friend OF
his had books. not printed but written. that belong
ed to the Christian, and he thought he could get
them He was of course encouraged by the consul
to make the attempt
Timbuctoo, Sept. 81, 1926.
MY Dear Consul---A very short epistle must
serve to apprise you, as well as my dearest Emma,
of my arrival at, and departure from the great capt.
tai Of Central Africa the former OF which events
took place the 18th ult-the latter will take place
God willing 10 morrow morning. have abandoned
all thoughts of retracns my steps to Fripoli. and
came here with an intention OF proceeding TO JENNIE
by water; but this intention had been entirely up
set. and my situation in 1imbuctoo, rendered ex
tremey unsafe, by the unfriendy disposition of the
FoOahs OF Massna, who have this year upset the do
minion of the Tuarie and made themsel, es patrons
of Timbuctoo, and whose Sultan, Bello, has express
ed his hostility towards me in no unequy0cal terms
in letter which Al Saida Boubokar, the Sheik o.
this town, received from him few days after my
arrival. He has now gut intelligence of my being
| in Timbuctoo and as party of Fou!ahs are hour
| ~ expected Al saba Bouboksr. who is an excel
| lent, good man, and who trembes for my safety
has strongly urged my departure and am sorr,
to say that the notice has been shcrt. and have
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

The remaining five bodies were decently inferred
on Tuesday, from the Rev. Mr.. jones' Meeting
house and attended to the grave by large number
of seamcn and others. From the marks on the bo-
dies, perhaps some of the seamen may be known.
One had the letter -. On the inside of the left arm,
about rs years old-another an L." on his stock
ings. dark complexion, large scar on his right
cheek-about feet inches high, 80 years old
From his dress, supposed HIM the I'd mate or
passenger--4 doubloons were taken from his peck
et--2 appeared to be brothers, from their resem-
blance to each Other---the 9th had two characters
identified on the right arm, representing man and
woman. under which were the initials of &" o f."
and * g." We are thus nartcpiar, AnE posing
that their friends may Iecoect these marks. The
above douboans and other articles, are deposited for
the rightful claimants. Much of the cargo has been
saved, and with the spars. rigging, and wreck, sold
fur about 500. The cables and anchors are to be
! raised and carried to Salem. A large portion of
the rags and junk was purchased by Salem people.
and shipped to that place. Its supposed that there
were Is persons on board the brig, but no others
have yet been found. Telegraph.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

Jhtrder The Richmond Compiler of the 14th
inst. CONTAINS the shocking details of the killing OF
the father and mother. by a lnnatlc named Baily
HAYES. He had been insane for fifteen years, but
harmless, and lived in the house Of his parents up
the 18th inst. when early In the morning he carried
billet from the woodpile into the room where his
father was sitting the fire smoking, and struck
him, without manifestng any previous hostile in
dicaton, and beat him in the most horrible manner.
His mother, then in bed, next arrested his attention.
and he struck her several blows. He then went
out in the yard, and attacked an aged negro
A neighbour not very far of saw his conduct, and
with his gun in his hand ran towards Hayes, call
ing to him to desist-he did SO, and when he came in
found the old man in the greatest agony from the
wounds he had received, of which he died the next
day,--the old lady was dead, and the negro much
injured. The daughter of Bay was the only per
son uninjured about the premises.
The Court being satisfied that he was mentally
deranged remanded him to Jail /; from thence he
will probably be ordered to the Hospital. His ia
theirs age was s7-that of the mother 85.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
For Sale---anA Rent,
At Public Auction.

FOX SALES Tons of HAY, in Cherry Is
land Marsh.
TO RENTAL Acres of MARSH, IN Cherry
Island, bounded by Christana and Brandywne.
The above HAY will be sold by the stack. on the
premises, on the th of April next, at o'clock in
the afternoon.
The MARSH will be rented at public auctlo on,
In Lots TO suit purchasers, at same time as above.
Terms mgle known at the time of sale by VIII
LIAM WARNER or the subscriber.
EDWARD TATNALL.
March 81, 1929. cots
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
20 ,A,sm "
From the Keepsake for 1899.
CT nv Sly Lopp r. l., Gown,

FROM thS fetpSdhe J0T 1893
STANZAs.-By Lopp r. l.. Gowrn.
On the " Erecntion Ai.sre" "A Print from Picture by
Vgneron.
1t exhibits the moment when the condemned soldier
knees to the fire of the party appointed to be his
execu,ioners. His friend and the priest retiring
His dog whom he is endeavorng to shake oil, st awhs
upon hum and seems desi.ous to share his fate,
His doom has been decrecd,
He has owned the fatal deed
And ITS forfeit is here to abide;
omercy now save,
They have dug the soldiers grave,
And the hapcss and the brave,
kneel beside.
No banlage wraps his eye,
lie rs En:cIing there to die,
Unbnded, undauntcd, alone
HIS ating pray CT has ceased,
And his comradc, and the priest.
From their gloomy task re!eassd,-~
Rot are gone.
His kindred are nor near
The fatal shot to hear,
They can but weep the deed when tits done
They would shrink and wall and pray,
il is good for him to day
That his friends far away.
All but one.
In mute, but wild despair,
The faithful hound is there:
He has reached his masters side with spring
To the hand which rear'd and fed
Till the ebbng pulse has fled.
Till that hand !, cod and dead,
lie will cling,
What art in lure wile
That one can now begulle
From the side ct his master and friend
lie has burst his cord in twain;
40 the arm which strives III vain
To repei him, he will strain
To the end.
The tear drop who shall blame.
Though il dim the veterans aim;
Though each breast along the Inc heaves the sigh
Yet 'twcre cruel save,
And together in the grave,
The faithful and the brave,
Let them lie.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

Base L1gratitude.-A stranger, calling himself
Howe, OF fuisorn and miserable aspect without &C
quaintance money ; without lnod and almost
without ralment, some time ago applied to Col. WIN.
Wright of this neighborbood to give him employ
ment on his farm Struck no less by the wretched
appearance than the intelligence and seeming ingen-
uoasness Of the applicant, Col. Wright agreed to
take him on trial, as manager OF his farm, and was
so we'll pleased with his department that he contin
ued him in that situation. and treated him with I'M
usual kindness and consideration the migrate
returned by taking the rstopporuuty of being en-
trusted by his employer with the sale Of a load OF
cotton in our market, to run off with the proceeds,
amounting to SSH. Having ascertaned that he
had taken the route to N. Carolina via the Canal
Colonel Wright employed Mr.. John Wilson. and IA
MIR. English to pursue him ; and OH their arrival at
| Elizabeth City they ascertalned that he had lett
there only an hour for Hertlprd, 90 miles distant.
They Immediately renewed the pursuit. overlook
the fugitive. and escorted him back to this place
Monday night The next day he was taken before
the Mayor. and not being able to give security for
his good behaviour, was committed to jail.
The fellow to have been fully aware that he
had committed only breach of trust, and could
therefore bid the Pententiary defiance for when
the Mayor ordered him to be taken to PRISON, he re
m0nstrated against II with the most bra2en non
chalance. alleging that he had committed no crime
that he had become Indebted to Col. Wright, to
be sure but he would pay him every cent, if he
would only have little patience!
- But.'' said the Mayor, 81 commit you as per-
son Of i'll fame, and you must either give security
for your good behaviour, or 60 to jail"
| :. i don't know what business any body has with
my fiune,' reoted the prisoner with perfect cool
! ness
TAKE him away" said the Mayor and he was
accordingly ga'lanted to prison between brace Of
Cunstabcs
| lie had ONLY goo about him when taken-the re-
mander he mad chiefly spent in the purchase of twu
| horses Zone from Mr. b. Raux. the other from r
W. Bangh Esq of Deep Creek zig. from MIR.
Cranberry, coach panler.) saddle, harness, &c.
Norfoh Herald.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
1000 Dollars.

WANTED fur thousand DoHars on loan for term Of
years, at five per cent per annum for which satsac-
tory Security will be given Real Estate worth at least
double the Apply previous to The first day of May, to
WM II NAFF.
March 81, 1929. 99-t1May
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03
Gloucester, March IL.

"a
Brig Persia. vessel was cast away on the
Eastern Point of our habour, in the gale of Thurs
day night week. From watch found In the pocket
of the steward, it may be supposed that the brig was
wrecked about / O'clock, the watch had stop
ped at half past IL. The long boat came ashore
nearly whole, which may lead to the conjecture that
the crew left the vessel in it--marks were visible
on it where the gripes had been cut. Nine bodies
were found among these the captain, mate, cook q
steward were recognized, and taken to their friends
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-04-03

Religious Tests.-l am not more warm friend
to Education than determined euemy to all reli-
gous tests whatever; to all tests Or oaths, dec.
Iara,ions. or subscriptions or by what other name
they are known they all abhorrent to religious
liberty, and not less to sound policy they are traps
for the conscience; they snares for mems virtue;
they do not testify principles. but they make hypo-
critics. They are unjust because they fall upon the
rood and the honest letting the knave and the flsse'
Server 60 free they are impoIitic because they de-
priye the State Of the service of IFS best, beeause
most conscientious subjects they are profane, be-
cause they make standing mocEery as the nsess
sacred things.--Broa.sae'a
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
VIEW WHOLESALE y RETAIL
@B o @ "a q V
WILLIAM ET'ELEIMY sR.

RESPECTFULLY inform, ,he Public, that he
has commenced the Wholesale and Retail Gro
ccry business, IN Wheeling. lie has taken tie new
brick store on Main street. next door Ca Dr. \.
5. TODD where he viii constantly leep on
hand large and genera assortment Of Groceries,
which he viii sell at Pittsburgh prices
BIS STOCK ON HAND CONSISTS OF
Young Tyson Tea, in whole and half chests;
Imperial do. m hall ana quarter chests;
do. DO. in lead Of lbs. each, very
superior
Gunpowder Tea, in half and quarter chests;
do. do. in lead , lbs. eachvery superior
Tyson do. half and quarter chests
New Orleans and Loaf sugar;
RIO Coffee; Rice; Spanish FlOtc Indigo;
Pepper in Bags and Kegs
No l Chocolate in bali boxes;
Madder IN Ilhds and Kegs
Nutmcgs and Cloves;
Bingcr in kegs of p lbs. each;
Best. Baltimore tanned Spanish Soai Leather;
Best Baltimore Manufactured Chewing Iobac.
Spanish and Common Scgms
Buziers Copper in Sheets, fiat and raised bot
toms (as>ortcd sizes)
II. Gin and French Brandy;
Port and Madeira Wines;
~ t. Rum; Jamaica Spirits;
Nails and Tobacco, Pittsburgh Manufacture;
Mackerel
C0untrU Merchants can be supplied 1t Pitts
burch prices and arc respectfully requested to call
and Judge for themselves,
Country produce taken IN exchange for Merchan
disc.
Wheeling, November 10, 1923
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
DIR. CHAPMAN,s

t-Dyspephe or sour Stomach P
INDIGESTION or Sour Stomach is acknoul.
by Medical Writers TO be complaint Of si.s
kind. at ali times very difficult of cure ri
sufficiently illustrated in the disappoin,ng
those who unfortunately suffer under II, a.
for the most part find that after having tre5 n
things to little orno purpose, they are atha \
ed to use for perhaps the remainder Of ne
articles rs can az best butpallIate the disease n
such circumstances any medicine capable y
moving the complaint must surely be an =
highly deserving the attention of all those N
afflicted with il. Tno proprietor of these p.
therefore happy in offering to the afflicted
valuable medicine, the success of which has !
vet been cquallcd for the cure Of Dyspep>a
most complicated forms. such rs loss of ana
nausea or sickness al the stomach, and soae
vomiting, beIchIng mp ofwatc, winch, some
tasieless, but most commonly sour, gnaw.F-
IN the stomach, heartburn. or what IS called
stomach, cOSugeness, pIieness ofthe counle-
lauguor luwness oispTIts papitaton ofthe
vertigo OF giddiness, and disturbed -leeR
Whoever applies these Pills m the above q
according to the directions Will never be
pointed, as they have never once been kn0,
fail IN producing a radical and permanent
The use of single box will convince the
uubelieving OF their efficacy. They wil mo
fectually remove all soumess Of the st0ma,I
merely by ncutraIizng the acid, but by CON.
that morbid state Of these cretiOns whlchm
10 il. and At the same time will restore 10 On
bllitated organs Of digestion that tone and
which is absolutely necessary 20 the wei
of the animal economy
The above valuable medicine is OF
for sale by
TODD & WOODS Druggists,
WATER-sTREE
Wheeling,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
More Cheap Goods.

+'ANA q y iiNN L ~
ZANE a. EE.ES &esG5 EX'
HAVE JUS1 hECEIFAD,
9 .are-Gac Beiu.0.u-
g super oIeach'd domestic cottousi
5 .es A Domestic DO. mhelchcd
Z ...a ,suer cadet mkt s. Blue Suunetts;
SUPER Super Olive and Blue cloths
D.rl Hastings aud Bom5lzcusi
Real india Blue Nakecus;
4 Case fine Prints; Russian Diaper
Crimson and Green M5recns.
90 Pieces Green and Blue Pittsburgh & Glen.
vile cords;
so Pieces Domestic Plads and Stripes
90 Pieces a. 7-- and 3-i Domestic Checks;
Hyar Stripes
2 Pieces super black eros de- Naplas7
/ Piece elegant black Genoa Velvet
Super BobIuct
Second mourning Gughlms;
RuI BO1d PRINTS
Case Cotton Hose and Braces New style.
Bangor Cords
Which they win SCH cheaper t.an ever, and in
vito tna.- friends TO call az ChcaPside No !.
Jun. DID, l-2l
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-08-05
PATENT MEDICINES. sc.
FRESH SALID OIL.
Also

Anew DOZEN
ando ito
y j the nont complete tp
Flour, Wbskey Ginseng BswaS, SksEr, be
Wheeling April 1924