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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02

We are informed, on good authority. that
lake Jackson, in Florida, about 80 mics in
length, las suddenly sunk ten feel; and The In
dian cabins and peach trees are plainly dircern-
ibie a, the bottom The foundation of this
lake is said to be limestone, and casernous.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02

We learn thai friend a, Washington lately
met Mr.. Clay and addressed him in the Lam
saage Ofthe Spanish Dous--"May you live a
thousand years!'' Clay replied in his usual bold
manner. shank ye Sir, but as am a man Of
Bargain III compromise for hattie lime -
Bot. Republican
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-02

A frienl has requested US to publish the fol-
lowing article, which We do with great cheerful
ness, because our press is free press, and be-
cause truth is only 10 be elected by the collision
Of opinions
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

CuANCERY rules held for Chesterfield County Cour
in tho Clerks cicc the ls June
eoc! aud rhobe his wife, John b. Taylor Rebecca wifi
Frances Fix and Lucy Xix, Pitts
against
Pleasant Xix adm of William Xix doc Prodopco Xix RiH+l
Walthal an Sally his wife, Brooks infant
oil enieI years ny thelr guardian I'D htem, Dufs
The defendant Richard Wolthal Sally wife, not hsvjn.
entered their and according
Assembly aud the rules this court appearing y snts
evidence, they of this
is ordered that the said defendants appear the FIRST
day OF October and the bill plsinfs
of this order be forthwith inserted newspaper pnaa
in tho city Of Richmond for mouths SUCCESSFULLY
copy posted the this County To-
TWO successive court doys. copy Testo,
T.. &UNNALI.Y, u. C.
June IL. On-.ysvv%
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
,IuIyi7.

aSTEAM SUGAR.-We offer for sale, an assortment.
~ OF Family Loaf and Lump Sugars, refined by ID.
l.. Thomas of Baltimore, with steam apparatus iately
erected by him, upon the most recent and improved plan
and construction.
The direct agency of fire being in this process Of
any dimnuton of body and strength neither is any
use made of bullocks blood, lime, clay, SC. but The,
whole process is carried in the simplest and neatef
manner; OF which the firm grain, lustre, brilancy and
colour Of the sugars bear ample testimony, and nnst
strike and convince every purchaser and consumer OF
their superior quality and economy of
LUCKE & STEER
July II. 2O-5ts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
July H.
C0chrdn's Portable JVhcat 3lpcshing- Machine ami

Coehrdn's Portable Wheat 9peshing- Machine anil
Cotton Gins, with additions and improvements
SAMUEL COCHRAN having devoted several years
~ TO the improving and manufacturing the above ma.
chimes, still continues to furnish oil orders at short no
ice, and executed under his superintendent In
the most faithful Cotton Gin or Corn min
may be attached 10 the Threshng Machine, if request.
ed The Gins will be made either single or double
breasted and with Iron Steel agreeable 90 order
lilo bcgs leave to refer TO the following gentlemen.
who arc using Machines aud Gins made by him viz!
Joseph G. Cabell, Esq. Nelson County, Gen j. ~
Cooke Fluyanna, J. III. Brown and z. Akin, Esors
Petersburg, Hon. John Tyler and u. Harrison Eso
Charles City, James Ship and Lewis Nell Esars
Frederick. Benjamin Blake Esq Tappahannock ami
Dr. n. Peake, Alexandria.
Business requiring my occasional absence from Rich
mond, have appointed Mr.. John O. Lay my Agent 10
dispose Of the above, to whom application may be made
SAMUEL COCHRAN.
Several Of the Wheat Machines nearly completed
and wili be ready Tor delivery the ensuing week.
JOHN o. LAY.
Juno ~ J2-w2mif
The Pdient Right fer HTiiiams, Ttoin Lever cot
ton Press which has been highly approved Of through.
out this State ond N. Carolina, for sale above in.
srucdons for making and using the Press will DE fur
nished with the Patcat. ). O. w.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
.anofhcr Steam. Boot Disaster.

The Boiler of the snowy, gttering Steamer " Re-
nowned Table Orator" Henry Clay, Commander, when
lying at anchor, the Port Of Louisville. Kentucky.
burst. and blew up with terrible explosion. Her Com
thin air; whilst the whole her passengers and crew
poviisn,iay remained unhurt. The accident evident
ly from the unskiu and obstreperous conduct Of
her Commander, by charging her boiler Zoo high di-
rsctly against the amoniion OF even his
ed devoiees, and particularly OF knd-he arisd Irish
man, who being present in the mids, Of the unioriu.
nate Commanders derious vagaries, cried out in an
audible voice, A" Go ahead my honey you burst
lug your own boiler fast cnough!" GCommunicG ted
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

STATES, investigates quesuons anJ mairss opir ons Oh
the bench IL also states. that during the short term
o. tue Creui, held By the JUDGE in that place, he bad
gwen ample assurance of bi- intellectual power spf
uncommon industry, Of his worth a man; HE dignity
ana uroanity ~ gentleman. aud Of lis ultimate pros
plest sttainnsuts." q.
- :, -. 70 CORRESPONDENTS.
Hs steH pltLsk IN
g'nian, "--ard tie Communicated If Ro,rospecf..
MiRRIED1On the Of Noycnbor 1909 4, &, Aur,s.;.
Church, by the Rev Michael Hurley Vicar Genera. Of the dos
eesc of Philadelphia, Dos LU Ds Pors,rAp ID, Acuc 10
DAHD HAsDOl'n, third Daughter OBJ Carter, Esq. of vcaa-
tPSafspAio ID. -aas. -Jtty "a.
10 AN APPRENTICE wanted ut this Ofico-.
one nom the Country. (of respectable paren,s) will be
preferred.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

EBOLTING CLOTHS, &c.-The subscriber has
p Just received, and will constantly keep for safe
Boiling Cloths Of all numbers and best qnaity-Co
ognc and Esopus mill stones, Of all szes-miII screw
- best selected french Burr mill stone blocks of lsfce
size. sc. BERNARD pEYToN.
July H. g0--w2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

FOR 1HE E.NQUiRER
Capt Il d. Richardson, Of louisiana late Of the u
D. Army and who served with great reputation through
out the whole OF the late war; arrived in this City
day or two SINCE visit 20 his friends and relatives
after an absence Of upwards Of 90 years.
Capt II. leaves this City in few days for the City
OF Washington, in order 10 from the Govern
men' claim, which he has. for peeunary sacrifices
made during the late War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
MA.N .AGERS,

OFFTTT.
Union CANAL LOTTERY, no. 8, to be Irayro az
a Philadelphia, 25th July, (this month /,
/ prize Of $4,000 IA H10Ono
5000 1000
1000 onoi
1856 1870
10 1000 ~ 10000
10 400 annd
Besides othcr valuable prizes,
Whole tickets 81, halves2 quarters 1.
For chances in the above, send your orders Omit
YATES & MCINTYRE.
July IL. Io--fs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

Extract from a letter written by an intelligent citizen
Of the West TO his friend in this city:
al informed that ridiculous report las some
how, got into circulation that Judge Mclean is united
10 Mr.. Clay and intends 10 promote his future views
Mr.. Clay and Judge Mclean are just friendly now
as they have been for years past, and no 500
u S. Telegraph
fTbe friends OF Mr.. Clay forming very sanguine
calculations Mr.. McLean--and the most amusing
reports thrown into circulaon.-Wc pray them
10 deceive themselves We happen 10 have little
information upon this subject; and undertake most
positively to say, there will be Coalition be-
tween Messrs. Mclean and Clay. EnQuirer.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17
COAfMU.NYC4TED.

- CI"NJh O.NICHEEi(.
The 53gd Anniversary Of American Indepen jence
was celebrated at Bennsus store, Dalifax county, Va
IN an unusually lively and spirited manner, by rcspoc
table portion Of our fellog.czens Owing 10 tlIe n
eiemency Of the weather, many pefsons were prevent
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

Case IN Point THE structures of the Petersburg
Integencer upon the disgust which &c the pre-
sent degradation OF the Coalition Presses" inspires are
scarcely entitled TO any They only furnish
confirmation strong of the justice of the original re-
mark. The Editor Of the lnelligencer has chosen 10
take the remark 10 himself and sorry TO see how
exactly the cap bts The elaborate ferocy OF
his attack Is sufficiently amusing; for, perfect
~ innocent Of any intention 10 wound this Editor hav-
ing thought Of him at tina, time at any other
But he is not the first pigeon whose wound is known
by its nuttering
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

The Nashville Wing speaks in high terms Of the
correctness, rapidiy and judgment" with which
Judge M'Lean, Of the supreme court Of the United
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17


The pencil oil iogarth would have been Inadequate
TO the representation Of the scene exhibited before the
door OF III" Central Bank Saturday last when the
Bank was first opened TO pay out money The State
House passage near the door Of the Bank was crowded
aimoSi TO su'iocaon--ihe weather melting hot. Impa-
ience, anxiety hope and fear depicted in the conn
tenanees OF the multitude Of applicants for money who
East, West, North and South little past ten o. clock
the door OF The Bank opened, when a rush was
made TO be first at the Cashiers des-ihe room was in
siantly crammed ulI that those no wished 10 get
out found il very difficult, TO make their esoopc-oiher
passions were then conspicuous in the "human face d
vino"-joy, grief, anger and despaF. This scene in
slrucve TO the Indifferent spectator but az the same
tune hunlilialiOg, continued throughout The day.
The officers Of The Bank appeared 10 DO all that men
could do TO give satisfaction But was not 10 be cx-
pected Chat every would DC satisfied. Their duties
have discharged their trust with ability imparlality
and uncommoA industry, we have not donbt In ma
ny cases where the notes offered were perfectly good
they compelled 10 reject them or Law them over
from want Of The requisite knowledge OF the makers
their eniorsers. The law requires that every note
have at least Two good and sufficient endorsers n
The Directors knew hut Of the endorsers 10 be good
ihc note could not be passed. although the presumption
might be strong that the o'hcr was ALEC good. Among
the numerous complaints Of disappointed applicants.
ono which we is moi well founded IL was said
that political pariislities and prejudecs had Influenced
The directors in making losns-We do not believe a
word Of IT, The charge Is liberal and unjust-Anges
FROM Heaven could not have given eniro satisfaction TO
such multitude and much less cosild il be done by
1allible mortals. however pure eieir intentions
tNuiedgeDWe journal
The Nashville Wing speaks in high terms Of" the
correctness rapidly and iudrment" with which
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-07-17

The .Couubisn Gazette at Geo goto,yn
d. c. by Of the late Executive Removes, inents
that 81 ch ephcis as Coalition C0oio,ists SC should
be in vogue among the supporters OF the Administration
II is kind enough to express its regret that such pa
per the Richmond Enquirer. 1--WE owe him
knowledgements for the courteous terms i'm which
mentioned, aud which our modesty torbids
peat) shoud continue the use OF "these opprobrous
epthets-and holds up 10 our imitation that comfy
OF department towards rivals, and dec-ncy Of EXPIRE
sion towards opponents which mark the columns of the
Intelligenccr."
ther day to nckoame all the friends of the Adminstra-
ton Barbecmes? Going the whole hog from the beard
raj liberal cphe,s which have been so lately attached
to the Enquirer by the Integencer TO the credit Of ts
'comity ard deccncy Of expression1" The Columbian
Gazette surely recollects what the sonal in,ellgen
has heen aud does not notice lis
III thc c Gazette Is annoyed by the cphet "C0dii-
fon, which expresses the fact of the combination be-
tween the interests Of Mr. Adams and of Mr.. Clay will
il prefer different phraseology, and considering Mr.
Adams entirely stricken fren the firm would it pre-.
fer the name Of C2ayites-or Opposttonists-or for
what new name will /, stand sponsor'
Sharp Shocfing,-The Baltimore Chronicle (Coali
tom repubhes the Volunteer toas,s in the county
Powhatan-wiih tie remark that from them " one
would think, that HENRY CLAY wa. the all absorb.
ing subject OF consideration with both friends aud
To be continually present in mems minds is certain
y strong evidence ofhis greatness aud exalted virtues
This Logic is rather strained In the LIST place, il is
not wonderful that Henry Clay should be very o.
ten present in mems minds; since he is coNrINUALLy
faboring to keep himself before the public and The Co
aon papers are forever eoming with his harangues,
foass. and praises But we very much mistaken, if
he does not hereafter the notoety which he has
acquired. Scarcely have we known such n -
markabe want Of tact and common sense as he
and his parzans continually maniiesting His best
policy was really retirement unqualified retire
ment;" whereas his practice is damercay opposite
it.-But in the 2d place. does follow that mans
torey is evidence OF his greatness and exalted vrues'
Does the Chronicle recollect in this country who
was much talked about, and yet not that
count a man of exalted viriucs?' Let him task his
memory and he viii End several such distinguished
in THE, as well as in other countries.
Case IN Point THE structures of the Petersburg
Intelligercer upon the disgust which sc the pre-
degradation OF the Coalition Presses inspires are
scarcely entitled TO any answer They only furnish
confirmation strong OF the justice of the original re-
mark The Editor Of the lnelligencer -hss chosen 10
Al.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
FOR THE RICHMOND WHiG.
TIIE POSTMASTER CENERa

The heads of all the departments are seekino Inv
9u inc means IN their power, something, by which TO
distinguish themselves, and cast odium upon their
predecessors Mr.. Barry has just published circular
winch seems to suit the appetites of all subsidized
ealIors and they are accordingly eulogizn it IN hr
strains 1t is not the intention of the writer TO offeI
any language, IN condemnation of this circular but
VIII simply ask why was the present dominant par-
y SO regardless OF these circuyy prircpe, du-
ring the last Presidential canvass. That the privi
iege OF franking has been abused beyond all count
ana calculation freely admitted but by whom. The
friends of the late administration? No facts in sun
port or such charge can be Authenticated The
Fost Master General knows very well that it was by
an outrageous abuse of this privilege more than by
any other mcanS that the former ouis were enabled
ahe themselves the present ms; he very sensi
Gle OF the power over recent elections caused hy the
uulustliiable abuse Of the ranknr priyilene by r.
L. Moore and others of his own state and tersEore
he Is resolved to reform abuse bv the practice of
WHICH, he MAJ be reformed out " Office. Ofall the
men WHO ever headed party, at any time. nope
seems to have been SO regardless of public law, as
tue men who headed the present dominant party
whist they were In opposition. In vain was it pro
CANNED to the world that was sending suit of
SIN 10 MS family another bale Of dry goods. by Ike
use 9, hetr frae'ng priciLegc: III vain was it pro-
ven that Mr. T. P Moore, would sometimes ioa, the
mail carts and coaches with the relesrapb aud other
eIIaetoncer'ng matter printed ar Washington; these
nngs were all right tAen, and were Justified by the
whoie party. But that party are now in pawer and
knowing the means which they employed to get there
they seem to be determined that their atversares
shall not fight them with their own weapons With
them once al 'oas airia politics. but nor, every thing
must be done with great circumspection The
snccess of this party has really induced. them to
thnA that the nation is mad, and every ,,eceu-
ton and artifce may be prac,iced by them ul.heed.
cd anu unseen But the day ofretribution will surely
conc' though may be slow in its upproach-Go on,
ye e1unse5eit republicans! yc lnockery of principle!
make hay whilst the sun Shines" for clouds and
floods, deep, dark, AMI heavy will, sooner or later
nnfst upon your heads, aid you will quickly pass
away us though you had never bucn. The sunshine
OF liberty, with all its radiant beams shall thet! again
re seem ana ieit IN our happy land and the Repub-
lic though for while, furnished, and obscurea b.
your apostate deeds shall stand forth with reuo2ts
strength, the admiration of the world the pridc Of
Americans, and tie shield ofLuman liberty
SIDNEE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

DIED, suddenly, yesiesiay uioIsn MIR ~ Esrt oil ts
eaire native of Philadelphia His death was occasioned
ny ai hon window. Mr. E. young man of consde-
iaDe promise in his profsson and respected by all WHO knew
man, and his death is deplored gre ally this sybe was
about lie of2lThe friends deceased and those of
Mr. Baxter and family, requested attend his iuel his
morning, al 10 O'Clock, the dyellin, MIR Baxter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
NEW BOOKS

II II " DtJONiJ.
ETn!NBURtTH REVIEW, No 96; The Diplomacy or tho
~ IT, States hns Of the foreign relations of The
country from the rs' treaty with France in s TO the present
time; Tales Of Military Life; The Shepherds Calender b,
James HoSg anhor Of the 4ueensaake, &C. containing Rob
Dodds Mr. Adlmson Of Lagerope The Prndigal Som The
School Of Misfortune, Geo Dclyons Expedition He'll The
Soues of SoIkh, the Laird of Cusray, Tibby Iiyslons
Dream, Mary Burnett, The EU,ric Black Hagrs The
Land Of Wiuchom, Window Watts Courship, A Strange
secret The Marvellous Doctor, The Witches Of Fraouair
Sheep, Prayers, Odd Characters, Nancy Chisholm Srou,
Som Tire Shepherds Dogist received and for sale AZ the
Bookstore of VIM H. FIT'Zyyt IVt SCSHr "o
NAV - ~ O4'i'-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

- - .'to'n the Boston Courier.
ihE iL'G-N Laever differences OF opinion exist ID.
regard to the which have produced present depes-
son Oh business 81 all kinds there 10 be perfect unai
h OF ieeiil as 10 The FAcrlai the depression upaal-
"teo and the embarrassed co.dun Gi Traders, mechanics
farmers manufacturers, ami merchants beyond all precedent
II. me experience of the present generation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
NEW Nunk. NAY %.

Corn h shaige.-.lhe market of the last week
has been iangnid, end of very different char
acter from That the previous week, oys :.,g chiefly
to the sudden suspension OF demand from the country
a demand Oh which the market now chiefly depends.
Flour declined l25 % cts with very few sa!as
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

China, Glass, and Earthenware.
VsNflE Subscribers now receiving the most com.
u plete, and extensive assortment. in the above line
they have ever had; suitable both for city, and co1n-
try trade; which they oaer by wholesale and retail.
on what they think, favorable terms but sh their
friends to call and Judge for themselves.
april 27--co0t CHARLES HOLT. Jr. Z co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

.|tn'os' % BoatS and amount Of Produce passed Go,oa
through The Loser Locks.
MAY 27--92 hhds tobacco, II boxes manufactured
tobacco a4 barrels flour, 1000 lbs OF Bacon lamb
500 lbs miscellaneous articles boats 20 coal BOATS
1s34 bushels coa,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
-3Hr9--

V'V7-V Ea.V IUN EIlLC HONS.
y Statement the poll taken for the District comao-
sea oi the counties 81 Lunenburg, Meckienburg Din
widdie and Brunswick, for four representatives to
represent Tie said district in Cnn,..,,l on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

Three hogsheads tobacco sold by John o. Lay,
made by Z. c. Macon Of Orange county, Virginia
hid ut $50 IS, do at si2, l do at SIS 10. Ave
lage, $40 1929; weight, 1914; amount s03o %.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
zsI.ARIES e NEWS j.
PORT or RICY.MO.ND.

ARRIVED,
Schr Ariadle. Robinson, from New York, Viii,
snndries, TO l. I.udaml Gus, Dunlop s, Co, L X ebL
* CO, " Il J Crane
Sch New York, Price, from New York ballast.
SAILED.
Schr Adrian, Sharpe, Tor Philadelphia. coal.
Schr Three Sisters, Cscgh.on, tcg Providence,
coal, flour. &c
Sclr Jas. r. Rap!ey, Glaclslaau, FOR Boston, coa,
hchr Henry. Christian, for Fredericksburg, coal.
Scir Brazil, -, tor Fredericksburg, coal.
Sioop Atlas, -, ior Salem, M0ss coal
NEN YORK, May 25--Cld, sclr. Effort bell, Richmond.
AoEifliiA, May 25-Cld, Saturday, snip !lao,
Davis Rciolid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
BIGGERiS OFFICE.
oG Al 30 "a On 90 10 10

2G, II, %, 50, 30, %, rs, 40,
EXTERE the drawn numbers in the Washington City Lot,c
w r., Class No. q
No 26 %, 3d. whole ticket with numerous other respcctsljo
prizes, sold ~ tic established prize selling Office of
THO. II. BIGGER,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
FOR BALTIMORE.
10 TnE pIlRtIC


fE'Eh subscribers, having purchased the Line al
Stages running be- ween Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, Will on or before the FIRST Of BAY next con,
u1ence running tle Route TWICE WEEK.
The Lime will pass through Charleston add from.
thence, by The State Turnpike, to Leycisburq and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to wit the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c to Staunton
1t viii leave Guyandotte, twice week at O'Clock
4. IL.
And Oh lis return, will leave Stanton twice
week.
From G., andotte to The Springs there viii he no
night travelling.
At Stanton he Line meets the Charlottesville
Eichmond, and Fredericksburg Lines running tl.ree
times a week.
The route, from Guyandotte to Stanton, will H.,
performed IN five days and from Stauut0lI 10 Rich,
mond, or Fredericksburg in two days, and from,
Richmond to the City Of Wasl;nglon, in rs hours
and from fredericksburg to tie City. IN eirht hosrs
PeFscns ascending the Ohio on their way to the
Eotti vii rd II route the peasantest and cheap
est. And these who may wish to visit the Springs
arc informed tiat, exclusive Of the Line tcy can a.
al times be accommodated, OH short notice, With
good tatlu' Coaches 10 those watering places
End the public assured. That in attention to the
recommendation and comfort Of the passengers so
as good Coaches and Teens, and sfilful and sober
Drivc1 afford them, the Inc shall not be inferior
to any other il The State
PORTER g. BELDEN.
Richmond. Va. March o, 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
Co1mt,lerctaI Nernru.

;, pate OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADylcEs.
Prom Liverpool April
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29
NEXT LOTTERY.

I'VE more; the drawing wi be received Monday afternoon
$4,000 Canjts p.ize- Fckss 50, halves 80 quarters
-. THO B. BlCGFR,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-29

Tickets IS, halves 80 quarters 25f0r sale in Great
v9riey Of numbers at the Go Patpce No 1885, Main street
| may 81 Slif p CIIIJBR