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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
JOHN CRAIG HEAD. JOIN *. WILSON 81.
TARE NOTICE.

a. 2lst and 22d Of August next. betwe.a
he hours OF 6 10 the morning and 6 IN the cv -
ing, al the tavern Of Wil.natp Aroe sen. ii ,h-
town OF MsFsinssurg. Berkeley county, V Il.
ma, ! wall proeee1 10 take the depositiens oF
sundry situess~es 10 be offered in evidence a !.
su't new depending Ia the Superior csYt v
.Shaneefy far the NiBchesteF district, in wlef
| ecu and Others are defendants. and | am Z, u.
plsinant. JoSEPh POLLOCA
IuiY 16, lS2Q.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
M4RRyED.

On Tuesday marning last, BY the Rev. Mr.,
Browa, MIR SAMUEL. M'MUsRAN of JEFF.
frrson county, 20 Miss ANN S. SNODGRAss,
daughter Of Mr.. William ~Snodgrsss, of this
county.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
Ts RE c1ak Of me Ssprsr Court Of lac IT.
tie county Of Berteley,

Ts RE Geek Of me Svbrsr Court Of lac If
tie county ef Bertelsy,
"HEREA As, Robert white, Judge Of the
w Superior Court of Law Tor ne county
at Berkeley. has tsiied, ia consequence of ia.
disposition, tor more than twa saccessvere-ms
TO no d a Court for the said caoa,y, 4, RieH.
ARB {. PAREKR, in pu' sulace vt the set enti-
tied 'an act to provide tor holding special
terms Of ths Superior Court Of Law IN certain
cases. passed the s. of March, 1876, do
hereby appoint q Specis, Tern Of the Superior
Court of Law, to be holden Toe the ssid county
Of Berkeley, to eommente on the Inh J.y OF
August next: And do therefore hereby direct
you 10 give notice thereof 10 the G ,mnan-
wealih's Attorney. and to the other or ,ers Of
the Court. and to the parties CHARGED .asaina-
": and to issue all necessary process "a CIVIL
as well AZ in Crinina csses) retarnasle 10 such
Special Session. which process he Sheriff 10
to execute, rs we'll as 10 summon = Graai Jury
ard Nenires, to attend the sail Spscisi Term.
under the same limitations and r. 3 r%ictiens a. "a
the course Of regular court in cnurse And
do hershy require al the Off ,ets o. the sail
Court to do and perform oil such acts snd dat,es
ssthey would be required to perform At a re-
gulsr term Of said court Gsea nades NV
hand and seal, this Cd day Of Iuly, 1873.
July 10. RICHARD u. PARKER, (Ls.1
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

Ga Monday morning the 18th inst. WILLIAM
COLEMAN, senior Editor Of the NV York
Evening Post, aged IS years.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

A NERS The suiscs,b, Is h.,iny
L rented J.4BLEh'S MILLS, On the %
peekon Creek, FER a term of Years ~solicits u
share OF public patronage, AID VIII give one
barrel OF superfne hsur, for every three bun
dred lbs ofgeod merchantabie wheat. or nav
cash Tor all kinds Of grain at a 'atr price. Toe
Mill is in good raps'r for The retettisu OF = |
kinds OF grain. HEAR RI UEL SIM Ans,
JESSIE WRIGHI.
July 23-tt
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
5000 DOLLARS.

Grand Consolidated Lottery,
For Internal Improvement, Literature and
Chrries in the city Of Washington, and the
states of South Carolina and Louisiana.
SIXTEENTH LASS
To be drawn in the city Of Washington, or
Saturday. the 29h OF August. 1929.
60 NO, LOTTERY 9 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Sut q NnID pgtZRG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

DuBLiC sALE.-wu be sold AT m1iie
Il auction at The present residence 81 the
subscriber, near the head OF ras.srors Greek.
on Friday the 7th day of A0eust new, ~ OF
bis Household and Kitchen fureitufe. consist.
log OF excellent Feather Besis i~i,lisine 3ed.
s,eAds, Tables. Chairs, nureaa. Ossk, ,u.ar
Cupboard, Chest;a good ten plate Stove a.d
pipe; tive hrs'.rate Mich Cows, togrlhet with
a number OF articles not necessary 10 partien.
larise. Six mouths credit will be given the pur
chaser on all sums over 81, upoo giving baol
with approved security. ualrr that SUN, cash.
Sale will commence early in the day, when due
attendance viii be given by
July 16 MICH sEL TROurNAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

MI RANSOM snnotn e., 70 ais RE Il, 10
Iva customers as well as 10 the Farmers
generally. that his MILL near Martinsburg, is
now in complete order tor the reception Of al
K nds on Cra'n; he wishes to purchase a large
q"antty Of Wheat, md will At ell iimes, pay
tie h'ghes' lri Elm Cash, for that article, il dc
i'eaed AZ hs sad Mi His grinding custom.
ers will always re promptly accommodated
With Flour IN exchange for their Wheat, at the
usas. rate OF a barre OF SunsrGne for every
3Ulbs. OF that which IS good and merchauta
bic; ar have il ground separately as they may
desire; and in all es. he viii stand the in
spee'icn q the z mr. be manufactures a, any
ma~setto whict it ma he sent.
Unlou Mills, july eft.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

The highes, prics in cash, viii - s.,
clean Linen and CesIQR Rs~ De s
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23
LAUCK s. STEPHEN.

Will pay q ialr / nee N CASH tor two or three
hundred SHO.73S ~ HOCS July Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

&c. &c. &c.
Ticket s5-Hat 50 50-Quarter 81 IS.
WASHINGTON CITY LOTTERY,
TVELFTH CLASS.
To be drawn at Washington, on Tuesdsy, th.
28'h July. 1929.
81 NO, LsTrERY-8 DRAWN BALLOTS.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-07-23

Enterprise 'ewardtd The schr Free
'Ht Captain C. Holmes. on a sealing
to the South Seas, out Of Sto-
naS'on, has sent home by the Penguin,
produce of one seasons collection
h 'urs and skins, the nett proceeds of
(ae sale of which latter deducting from
que amount of the crews party pays the
LINERS Tor the vessel and her outfits, &
1SeS 30 per cent surplus in the hands
aer agent-the vessel remaining in
%s 'Outh Seas with sufficient provisions,
~ on board for the procuring another
so Inc next season.-N nj Msr.
ou'ali pox has made its appearance
T,ae nelghborhood of Colombia,
s.a; Supposed to have been brought
"Um New Orleans.
Mr, Coffee, of Albany, has pre-
PSulea a bust ofthe late Philip 8. Var
i SSennsalaer. for many years Mayor o
,Ta' CITY, to 81. Peters Church. Th,
,e''ry have directed that it be places
4 position over Ihe organ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

stock the professions of law and physc at home CT
are roamug IN quest of better situations in the wes
tern country.
5. We may add to this list of benefits from mann
actures, screral of more general nature; as that
'hey secure nation against the Inconvenience of de-
pending Tor its essential comforts on fnreipn cam
Elcrce, which, is liable be suspended in yor And
shacked by the regulations of other nations in peace
! lhey provide n home market, which is beyond tho
reach OF the hostility or rivalry or cnnrce f fre
policy.
g. And lass. Manufactures are indisnens,b}e :,
me conIinc, Improvement oil Il nation in wennL
strength aud Tcspectatitr Where a couatrv j.
cc'nned chiefly o agriculture, il; 1t is f~ti!e lars
portion ut The people mus, he employed either in mi
nniocluFes, OF be ide the lat or, taey wl be con-.
patatYey poor ignorant and nnc:vi!izcd But to at
ttii Inc former character, every way so much more
desirable they had better acquire the requisite HABITS
o. SAIL and industry, which only gradually 81,
porinduced before they impslled bv want ana
necessity Ii they wait fo- these to make them mn,
ilutucturers, they may meyer become such. Sicl,
and Egypt produce much rs will suppo,t an i'm,
inepse population beyond those who cmpiored ~
iusbhndry, and tue excess are !dUpf,t and ,,Dor -
Had they once been tam.iIiarzed 10 inds rious nm,
bits, they would, IL ail probability. have prsveredi.,
them, ana been proportional gamers IN wealth
strength and numbers.
Ifn cOnclusion we would remark fiat ,ho-, T., ~,
'Ouot that the public encouragement for which, with
single view TO the interests of Virginia we have
neen p!eading may he carried too far and that it is
better Tor governments to DO nothing than to do too
much; but 1t will be time enough To press this
view OF the subject. whcn such dspo. ,un shal;
manifest Itself in this statc at present the current
sets strongly The other woy from the uoventitu,is
circumstances before referred to- and we were dcsi.
rous OF presenting the difficult and important subject
III nm aspect IN which, by itself, it was NOR.
likely TO he lndged without bias or prejudice. If
the pubic should eventually decide with us in favor
u te encouraging policy, it will Inc for The legisla
t"rc ~ virginia to say III what mode and to what
extent that encouragement shall be given for we are
persuaded that 1t Is IN the power of the lcgslu
ture t" do more, under ng crcumstanc to adj
vance manufactures i'll this commonwealth in one
year, than any tariff OF the General Government.
could do IN ti1c, perhaps ten years; and such q;
mode OF encouragement is recommended 40 less by
lis justice than its ct'ciency.v Y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25
MONDAY MORNING.. AUGUST ~. 1929.

~ The Enquirer says that 1t shall see. the GOOD
opinion OF honorable and impartial Editors, but not
of such an Editor as Mr. King of the New York Aine-
rlcan Ii the Enquirer was distinguished for half The
good sense talent and dignity which are be found
IN the columns of tue American, it would become
very respectable paper. At present it can certainly
possess few claims to that character. Its CO.
lunlns, Instead Of being DEVOTED to something that
would benefit the country, by improving its and
purifying its morals, perpctualy filed with ;hose
oalhsomc and communicating Iacubratons, that pass
under the Of Ncy0Spects, Com pigtiops Sc. and
are well understood to BE- the chaste productions OF
our Chief Magistrate. That Mr.. Richie should
charge brother Editor with want OF iaDortiajitg
Is tmiaentiy ludcrous. a more striking example of
the old aCagc, Satan reproyng under
our notice, If he reaYy and truly believes the En-,
qnirer tn be impartial paper, then free 30
confess that the blindness of human vanity and ego
tism Is altogether incurablc We shall despair Of
ever seeing human nature more perfect than it
The truth ia that worthy contemporary is of
Tended with the n. Y. .lmerican-,lle t,yo Nationals
our humble seices and many others, BECAUSE one
and all we have tracked him too successfully in his
devious courses, aid ever and anon exposed his ol-
low pretensions to political rectiGdc. There is not
an atom of consistency impartiaty in the Enqui-
rer Tmid and irresolute at the onset, when it is
once fairly seated the saddle, and the Dajory is
clearly asccrtained, it dashes away Jehu like, and
becoracs equally remarkable for its violence and
rccklcssncss
We shal always expect to see the same thinr
until lis Editor shall dismiss the ridiculous idea Of
his own inf,!libty-an idea that has become so
completely uaturalized in his mind, you might lust AZ
We'll persuade hip to doubt his own identity.
That our readers may know the cause of Mr.. Rit-
chic's wrath against the y. Y. American, we-nsclt
the following from that paper; and hat may be
charged with want Of Inodcsty i'll thus aiding to
sound our own praises, we the junior Editors, in the
absence of the Senior, attribute all that is conp-
mcntary to linn, it undoubtedly intended.
''Fhe Virginia Convention " III October neXt with
view Of the expectancy renoGelmg
ton OF the Old Dominion. Many
IatiOn-naneS that already hs1ricaltiIe NiGslds
the Madisons, members of that body, and
proceedings will doubtless be of deep other
States, well to Fngnia Ii is therefore pleasurc
notification m tine Richmond Wing the ably
conducted papers IN this Union, mnleasurahy ou/
judgment, than the dHtcu of Virginia. the Ricnona
Enquirer That it has engaged Stcnographers
their dcatesiwhch will be published in The Wing The Eii-
iiors will receive subscriptions for their paper for The period ina,
may be necessary to complete The debates"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

M"'j"y on board tie snip Constitution Of his Port.
Extract OF a letter from Capt. OGrady, to his
owners, dated Rio JASrERo JuIy 5tn
Our crew mut!ned the linc was knocked
down by them twice, and received many blows but
was not seriously injured although pistol was fired
by one Of them within few inches Of ny ear which
Ga me II" damage, but deprived the second mate Mr.
eye. We had some considerable difficulty in slenc-
ing them by force ofarms. One of the principal of
them died several days after from wounds Which /
gave hm with sabre. The nNtIny took place on
the 10Th June sand from that time until list Juv (ihe
dry on which we arrived here our lives were com
pIetely in jeopardy, was afraid to 90 on deck,
without pair OF loaded pistols about my person.
am thankful to the Lord Tor having preserved us
from such dangerous, treachereus enemies.
Another letter received here, dated on board the
3 - ship Hudson, Sd July, states THAT Of the mu
>tineers wore in irons on board that ship.1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

and put in ground They have cauled aperture IN the
rock, in order procure what remains but
Vest Is over .NdShuae Brn'er. A TRAVELLER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

The Postmaster GeneruL-Our readers will re-
member late charge by the Commentator published
at Frankfort Kentucky that Mr.. Barry is ,deiauer
TO the P. o. Department for s. 900, and that the re-
cords of the Federal Court that place would prove
the fact, and the positive denial-of the u. s. Telegraph
of The charge In toto From recent notice OF the
charge in another Frankfort paper, 1--WE believe the
Spirit of 70, though the paper is mislad expect it
will lurn ont that there is such Judgment against
aIr. Barry. but security for former Postmas-
ter who detauIter.-We will at present refrain
from any further notice Of the unqualified denial of
the Telegraph, surmise may ba unfonrLcA
yet judging from the recent instance of lying i'll spirit
while the letter preserved, Of hat paper, in thc
case of Major Lewis appointment while d,tauter,
should probably risk little in saying Gen. Duf
has in the present instance endeavored to deceivetS
readers into the belief that no judgment existed a
gainst Mr.. Barry and that in fact he is indebted
to the United States. We shall soon know mere
of this.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

The Rev Dr. Meade elected Assistant Bishopo po,es
tant Episcopal Church Virginia conseca,cd Yesterday
morning III ST. James, Church.-PhEad. Ssa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

FLOuR.-The " Y. Price Current of Wednes-
day, says:-fresh Flour continues scarce and in de-
mand. further advice of 10 2 cents per barrel
has been realized. We notice sales of New York
city, fresh ground, at > 9a 5 20; Troy at 5 81 e.;
best brands oil Western Canal at 5 65 IL: Peters
bnrg and Richmond country, both from wheat,
ut B 10 Il . 81 l-2.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

"a OliCE.-A petition will be presented to
the Virginia Legislature, at the ensuing seq.
Sion praying hat Andrew Rroaddus may be divorced
therein he stated. auo ea-2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25
Tbs constitutional! esaDtg.
$ AyURDAx MORNING, AUGUST 22, 1929.

u We thought the President had got well enou IN
t" stay at homeso said the Telegrap h-but it seems
not. The Georgetown Columbian of Thursday says:
-" " understand that the President of the United
States accompanied by the Secretary of War, left
Washington yesterday i'll the Steamboat Potomac,
Oh visit To Old Pont Comfort"
FROM lie ,No,joh fseaco, Of Fi,;dry
TnE PRESIDENT oY TIE UNITED STATES, the So
cwrrAnY Of WAR, ard Gen GsArtor of the Engi-
nrer Corps passengers yesterday, in The Steam
boat i'Jtqauc, from Washington and landed at the
Hip Raps.
We learn is his Che Presidents intention to re-
main at Old Pcit Cu,s'n.;, mutil Monday week the
SIS. inst. for lie benefit IF his Northumberland
NASH LEGaANp, Esq. the newly appointed Navy
!l."nt at tiIls place, came passenger in the steam
boat .Noi5O2c, on Wednesday ight, from Richmond,
uni entered Yesterday on the duties vi his oi:e.
TIE PRESIDENT.
\ Correspondent nj The u. S. Gazette, in Il letter
dated W&siuglon Aug. 8, says
.'tienerai Jackson had been much nt,isposcl. On
"Wednesday NIGHT the phi yscians IN a:tcli-ancc
aimHsi the whole night, engaged in curping him. |
think there is much apprehension among some of the
proin ;ncnt members of the administrations lest in one
OF these paruXysms the disorder should battle the skin
ct the healing physicians; and in that there would
probably be more Nortoniz;ng than we have yet
Witnessed"
We have. of late opened our Southern Mail, with
trembling apprehension for the health and even the
lie of Gen Jackson; and though the violence of his
disorder has abatcd, still contemplate the probabi-
hty OF its renewal. Cen Jackson, when we last
saw him. was, evidently, very inGni. His health has
inen decllningNery slowly, bet nanifestly for thr
teen years He is according to the most crcdi-
bic accounts sixty four years old lie has already
received his 'tthree warnings, "-lameness, blindness
and deafness. Though possessed, by nature with
iron constitution, he has been exposed to much hard
snip, privation and anxiety; the influence OF passion:
and to the effect OF rreguarity in mode OF his life. IIe
has moreover changed the pure air OF the lest for
the oppressive heat of Washington; and the pursuits
nj war and agriculture for the scdenury habits of lie
closet. These circumstances, taken in connection
with his recent illness, warrant fears We make
use Of no hyperbule when say that we should re-
gre his demise the posration of his lie ath this
junctnre, more than did his election the Pres-
dency. In either OF these events, the country would
have much to fear from the reckless ambition of the
prominent members OF the dominant party.
Boston Pei.
The Virginia Free Press introduces, happily, follow
ns quotation from CowPER, and applies the lines The
biers for Office at y ashngton:
-'' The shark is there
And the sharks prey: the spenltrt, and the lyech
That sucks hma Iie:e the sycophant and he
Who with bareheaded and obequious bows
Bcas Office, ioon'd i cold jail
Md groat per diem, if mis- patron irown.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

henluchy Potfics-'The Argus admits that there
VIII be an Anti-Jackson majority in the next Kentuc
Ky Legislature. The llarrodsburg Central Watch,
rover, gothic whole Combination print publish
ed III the District from which Mr. Kincaid mas late.
ocrn elected to Congress. states, chat out oeeler-
zen representatives, to both branches of the Stnie
'Legisiature for the District, last wear nine were
TRUE friends of Gen. Jackson aud his prnciules.,
and adds, "the result OF this election gives sesen
friends OF Mr.. Clay, and but four friends of Gent
ia sson, i'll this district. The Editor lan,ents I'm
"a district lately the strongest in the State in IA
voF OF General Jackson, should so soon reroprad dc
n Principle" live mistake not the Editor will
rom time To time have cause depore MANY more
such nirogreasons III Prncipc.--.Y;it. Jour-
We arc extremely sorry tn learn that the President
confines iii Il bad state CT health. Cessation from
the duties Oh ms olcc, pure air, and moderate eycr-
c!se, have Been recommended rs most likely tn
strengthen his constitution F0r this purpose and
IN otner Ia SECURE privacy much as possible dn.
fing MS abscnceitfom the seat OF Government he viii
resHe on the Rip Raps, which is we are told a de-
igit.ui situation There, it is to he hoped he will
nave some rest from the nportunate and clanorous
crowd OF Office seekers, which fills Ills rooms in
W aslineton and hangs upon his skirts wherever lie
goes Alexandria Picnic.
We have oil ten heard it asked whether tn. Sen
ate VIII eoarn Mt the next session of Congress- all the
appointments that have been made. 1t is best at all
events, where dissatisfaction is felt get up strong
reilonstrarcc perhaps true Reform" may come
round yet.-Gij.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

NV YORK, Aug. 30 uncd States Bank Stock I2S I.8
1881; Exchange on London, 100 IU9 ID.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

u The Lynclburg Republican says, '.we have nov-
err known the Telegraph TO make statement upon
its own knowledge, which did not turn out 10 be
substantially true" What does it think Of the ale
CATION, major Lewis is not deauter and does
owe the Government one cent?" Was that substnn-
tially true, when the intent in the declaration to
induce the belief that Major Lewis not in debt
TO he United STATES, when he appointed to Office
by Gen. Jackson; which was substantially the barge
made, and when in truth he had been debtor up to
few days of the time when this denial made,
and sometime after his appointment
u The Kentucky papers friendly to Mr.. Clay, Dc
clare in the most positive terms, that there is in
tenton 10 nominate him a candidate forthe Prcsi-
dency, in the Legislature this coming winter. And
Mr.. J. ]. Cristcndon, in speech of his during the
recent election said, hc for one, should oppose such
nomination as premature.
u When the Editor Of the n. Y Courier and En-
quirer next notices US, would wish him to do so
in ggod English rather than i'll Jad Latin. We con-
graduate the aforesaid worthy, upon his roconcila-
ton 20 Duff Green. The first proof Of which is, his
o,,1er-..,. s. ono If DpG~s Iato attacks ,tpon Mr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

The Virginia Free Press introduces happily, follow
NJ quotation from CowPER, and applies the lines The scan
,lers for Office = ashington:
--'sThe shark is there,
And the sharks Prey: the spendIlrt, and the lvech
That sucks him: there the sycOphant and he
Who with barcheaded aud obsequious bows,
Bcas a warm Office, doon'd to u cold Jail
And groat per diem if mis- patron irown.
Tie ievee swar,.is, il in golden pomp
Were charactcrd on every staieSnaus door,
'Dsifer'd cti bankrupt torf.neS menacd ae1 ca
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

Nj. RICHARD LIGON: Sir, Above is q ccpv Of A.
"ff 81 court OF winch take this mode OF giving you
n's commonwealth IN such made, Won being at dis
time resident without the said commemorative
So wit e.. ROpFpr cIpcoN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

From the I.ynchburg VirginiaY ue Aug %
Cong eSsOnt EectoaIne following the state OF the
polls III the adjoining district of Amherst so far as heard
iIo' or member of Congress supply vacancy occa-
soned by the resignation of Vim. G. Riyes Esq.
GoapoS. NEisdS. Bryce.
Alhemarlc, 26i IQ2
Amherst, III 81 IN
Fi"vamna, Goochand and Nelson, yet 10 be heard !on
Cen. Gordon, ii is supposed, will be elected
PULP S. MARKLEy, ESQ of Pennsylvania, is ap-
pointed Attorney General in the place of Amos Ell
NADER, Esq. resigned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

More ref3raa!-We understand that the report Of
the removal of Henry Wilson, Esq, from the Office
of Marshal at Key West, is confirmed and that Mr..
John Dean, late Of Sparta, Ala, has been appointed
TO succeed him.-Pcn. C0z.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

~ The Post Office in Essex County Virginia
heretofore known by the Of Flnley's, has been
chungeG, and will in future be called Millcr's Tav-
crn. Newspaper Editors, and others, directing to
ths Office, viii please notice this change.