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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21
Land aud Negroes at .YuctjOl

Land aud Negroes at .4uction.
Z N pursuance of decree Of the County Court of
iicnricO in the of Adalrs and Others VS.. Car
ington and others, shall, Commissioner. named
In the said decree, proceed to sell, public auction
at the Court House Of the county of Monroe on
Monday, the 2is day of September next ole Tract
OF Land, belonging TO the estate Of Tabtha Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and fifty -eimht
acres about two hundred acres arc under CIVILIZATIONS
and on which, there several comfortable dwell
ling houses, with the necessary out houses. This
property lies within three miles of the Sweet SPRINGS
and is said to be mountain land of the first quality
Persons wishing to view 1t. referred Ms, jacob
Baker, and Mr.. Elijah Wicklinc, residing on tic
premises.
And on Monday, the 28Lh day of the same month,
III the town OF Staunton as Commissioner aforesaid,
shall SELL at public auction, five slaves consisting
of two men, one woman, and two girls.
The slaves will be sold for ready moncy-.!le land
on credit OF one and two years, the purchaser to
give bonds, with approved security, aud decd of
trust upon the property, to the purchase
ney Possession willy be given the first day of jan
uary next. e. NJ. CARKINGTON, Comm'r
l7-2aWlDt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21
a, RUSE.

Loaf anil Ship Bread Bake,,
ENFORMS his friends and the public in general,
that he bakes all kinds of .lmy aud ship bread
at his Bakery, Rockets. Families and .u her,
nay be supplied with the following kinds OF soft
bread:
5 and 10 cent loaves, made of new supcrdne -four.
3 and 10 do do do do do do
mixed with corn meal, very much approved of by
families, and be particularly recommended cap
tans of packets and coasters, for retaining its mos-
turc AMI sweetness longer than any other soft bread
and 10 cent loaves anti -dispeptic Bread highly
recommended by the Faculty.
Soda biscuit by the dozen.
Butter and water crackers, at Ii cts per pound
baked every day.
Pilot bread, l2I no charge
Navy do ) for bbls OF
Ship do 2l-4 drayage.
Customers regularly supplied their residence.
All orders left with hiessrs a. Swccny at the Basin
T.. DAVIS at the Old Market, The BakchoIse
thankfully received and punctalIy attended to.
NJ Il. have made arrangements with SON
opposite the Market, to keep constantly on hand; the
above articles at the annexed prices.
IL Wanted, as an apprentice to the above business
youth from is to II years ofagc.
aug l3-co5tif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

The time is the mean solar Of the meridian of each
place, the equation the i'm mesion being 2n. 43s. 6,
and at the emeIsion On. ABS l. sit6frdciire.
Boston, lat. IL % 38 N. Long. II 3 Is w.
Immersion Aug 81, llh 58m AIS sM6 z NJ of Moons
EMERSON, p, D 81 % q AMI lS{ centre
Duration, 81 57.8
Halifax. lat IA AN, Long CO So.
Immersion, 22d, Oh 30m SIS A SAP
Emersion l % 20 3 Am ) $50 Noth'
Duration, So 50
Portland, lat. - So n. Long. 20 ID w.
Immersiou, I'D, Oh 4m SIS 8 AM63I}
EmersiOn y Sc 81 3 AN / 49S No''h
Duration, 81 d. 5
New York, lat 40 ~ 40 ~. Long. "a W.
Immersion, 2Ist Ilh 45m 2is 9 p s Az -,
Emerson 22d, D 81 80 OAM4 OF Notuh
Duration, So IL
Philadelphia, lat. 80 s. 55N Long 1911 SOW.
Immersion, 2ls, 1lh 3gm SIS 8 Pa 28} ~,
EMERSON, Odd, 81 SO 2AM 49S No''h'
Duration, 81 4
Washington LAT. 80 SO N. Long 76 SIS 80 w.
immersion, 2lst, llh 32m Is I pm 5 lO}
EMERSON, 22d, U % 48 7AM33SS No''h'
Duration, 81 al 6
The Immersion will take place on the enlightened
and the EMERSON on the ~est dark side of the Moon.
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attcffD1I salts
TrTIS DAY.
BY J. a. s. COSBY & co.

THIS DAX.
THIS MORNING, at our office, ut 10 O'Clock, wa
will sell handsome assortment of uncy JEWELRY,
and other goods, consisting in part Of the tuVwugi
Silver ever pointed pencil cases,
Silver thmbles, amber necklace,
Musical cards,
Fiirgrec andIet wrought gold earrings s. bscas.
pms,
Gilt combs, buckles. bracelets,
Musical boxes, dress and work do
BEAD bags, pearl earrings,
Percussion guns, percussion caps,
Sets ivory hand table IL desert knives g. caIvers,
Surgical and mathematical inst uneuts
I'm assortment OF cups, masonic aprons,
Almond and other French soap, antique oil. &c.
aug u !! T. 5, c. 81 co. Ausis.
EY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
GROCERIES.
THIS .uORNLNG,2 lst instant, at 10 O'clock, will
be sold at our auction store general assortment of
GROCERIES, Sc.
aug 81 o. ID. 81 Co. Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
Will be added to sale THIS MORNING ct
10 o'clock,
10 IEh'is prime New Orleans sugars
50 . ssgs green coffee
sa boxes Goshen cheese, NC. sc.
aug q o. d. & co. Auc's.
On MONDAY. the cath instant, at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold ut our auction store,
100 Packages shoes, fresh from the manufacturers.
aug 10 o. ID. ~ Go. Amcts.
GROCERfES,&c.
On THURSDAY, Goth inst. at 10 o'clock, will DO
sold ut our Auction Store, the following articles;
10 IIhds molasses
do Antigua rum
do NJ Orleans rum
10 do n. L. do
bbls gin
casks Sicily Madeira wine
half chests gunpowcr tea
80 bags coffee
10 bbls winter lamp oil
so boxes brown soap
10 do white do
80 do cheese, now
10 do tuilow candles
10 do sperm do
100 realms writing and wrapping paper
10 bales cotton yarns assorted numbers
White lead, brown and black paints shot, &c
aug ~ ID. a. g. co. Aucts,
o.! Tue above sale is postponed TIL SATURDAY next.
BANK STOCK 1T AUCTION.
Nv I'LL be sold OH Tuesday next at the Coffee
w House, i3 Shares of Stock of the Bank of Viz
ginla and i3 Shares of Stock of the Farmers Bank
of Virginia, belonging to the estate of the late Ed
Dillon, and sold by order of his executors. for all
Aaic at ie o'clock. JAS. III. LYNCH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

AN AWAY from the subscriber MONDAY the f7tf inst
NJ mesfe woman named HANNAH about u wear, "a
age, icct or inches high Of slender sa,uc and dfe,
when shG went OF, IN brown stuff Gock cnled uisi.
cape ana blue, red and white bamdarnd hapdkcreh:e
around her mead She has generally down vi,er sp
10, ana WI he found on close examination, haye scas
Hannah IS the pUperty Of Ger John w. COekc nf Pin
wanna and IS the wife Of the hlrs al ths VYnja
Mills To Of these places, fully satisfied she has
gone Inc above reward will bc given for delivery to me
here. JOHN T. WLJSIi4 I'm
Richmond, August 2ch, fs29-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

sale Of L0nd on PGnSl0atCy &tUcr.
virtue of deed i'll trust executed to the sub
~ scrbcr by Philip w. Claiborne, and Annette S.
his wife, the 8Jh day of February, 1923 and ad
United to record in the county court of New Kent,
on the 10th day of April 1926 for the purpose Of 81
curing the payment OF certain of money therein
mentioned. to Francis Foster, shall proceed on Fri
day the eleventh day of September next to sch, to
the highest bidder for ready money, the premises,
the tract fland, by said deed conveyed, situate IN
the county of New Kent, on Pamunkey River con-
tanning by recent survey, 592 aud half acres; the
land will be sold, subject TO the payment of $1,000 on
the LIST January, 1885, 1000 the LIST January 1885,
1000 on the st january, 1892; 1000 on he lst Jan
uary, 1888, and 48O on the LIST day Of January 1891
This is perhaps the most valuable estate of its size
on the Pamunkey tire soil of iuc quality, in excellent
condition, and well adapted TO the culture of corn
wheat oats aud cotton, the improvements Convenient
suited to the size Of the farm, valuable fishery
tached, and situated III very desirable ncighbDr-
hood The title is believed be clear of all obcc-
ton, but selling trustee the subscriber will convey
only such title as is vested in him by the deed aforc
SAID. JOHN j. CLOPTON.
aug 12-1otc
~ ALE or LAND.-By virtue OF deed n trust executed
~ to the subscriber 10y John NJ Gregory the 9TH day
August 1871, and admitted record in the clerks Office
county ct James City, the 9TH day of January, 1922
day. the third day of scptcmbeG next, 10 SELL the premises
70 Tive highest bIdde for ready money, Tract Of Land said
county oi James City, III SAID deed eyed and described
containing i0ur hundred having been allotted 10 Dab
adjoining Brownies mill This land IS heavily tnlbeed
conveniently situated udvsabc water, and may be
sercd as desirable to those disposed engage III the
trade No defect the title known the subscriber
MN 10y 'he deed AFORESAID. JOHN b. CIOPTOS.
ADggs: lst, 1872 sg-tsc
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NEW YoRE, August l..

NV IoRW, August t.
Teas-A decline has been perccpble for weeks and
from the sales this week authorized that old
teas aud ordinary qualities prices least
pound below the best sales OF the spring In fine qualtes The
falling of is less There Bohca first hands,
price of this kind is fully rnaintaned-[ Jour. Com,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

letter from Cddz of June 20, received in this city, says
was estimated that about 10000 persons had emaed that
place from Giaar since the opening of the port Mercan
disc of every description pouring from all quarters and
prices were, IN consequences, greatly depressed.
IN. Y 1Ter. .gHp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

ihe ; Frlgate WA was at Lcghon 20lh Of June, TO
sail for Naples i'll few days.
We have seen letter, says the n. Y. Gazette
dated at Buffalo OH the LIST inst containing the fol-
lowing interesting information:
"By communication received by the Custom
House Officer at this port, il is made his duty to
qure certificates for all original packages, such as
tea bales, casks, &c. and you are requested to be
particular in having them sent forward with the
goods as the property will be detained at this port
until such evidence forwarded of their beng regn
larly imported, and of their having paid duties The
collector has this day seized all the tea in the ware
houses, and will hold it until the certicats reach
here"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

.4mout Of Produce and number Of Boats passed dozen
through The Lo,cer Locks.
JuuY 1877 hhs tobacco Fl boxes manufactured do 31s3
lbs 5000 lbs bar iron, 272 bbs four 826 bus wheat bales
hemp $3.50 lbs; boxes linen 1888 bs cords wood tons
sand, % boats, 2 coal boats, l66 bus. coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

~ OTlCE.-MRs. NELSON continues her
= Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ington Tavern, within FIFTY yards othe Capitol Square
She will be- prepared to accommodate, in the best
manner. number of the Members of the Convention
and Legislature, with their families, if required-
Good stables and carriage houses well supplied with
provender and ca refill Holsters. an~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21
IRNSYI ,S-4LE

ESY virtue ola deed of lr,s. executed 70 the III.
scrIbcr by John johnston. and OF rcc.r, III ths
Hustings court Office OF the uity of Richunna On The,
nth day of October, 1897, shall on the 2lst dsy ut
August 1929, at IL o'clock, Nj before the on, dvur
Oh the ben Tavern III The city of Rlchu.ui for The
purposes therein mentioned proceed to sell public
auction on credit of 60 days, the follow ,s pi o,F-
ty TO wit: 4 lots on parcels OF land lying and BENZ
III tho said city, Valley aud Concord Streets
known III survey made by Richard Ycung flor tIg
late Dr, John Adams, bearing date the 3ist tIuy,
1870; by lots No ID, H. 10 aud 10; also two ntrru
men, to witt Stephen and Dick. For a more, palfi-
cuar description OF said property see said deed The
title TO the above property is believed to be coed
but acting as trustee, shall not warrant
ang ll-lOt JESSE +. KEESEE Trusicc
A DMINISTKliIkIXS SALE.-WJI be sold to the
highest bidder on "Wednesday, the 2Gh day This month";
ence OF Patrick CoPto, deceased known as Fos,e,s onr
Walk, at Boiling Green i'enrco county, from u IL ihty
mostly boys one voting horse, saddle AMI bride one unle
umOrii cart and harness. one YOKE of and car,
some milcn and other cattle plain silver WI h.
together with all the household and kitchen nrn,u,c of i,
deceased consisting OF some silver table aud Spoons tea
ware beds aud furniture, mahogany china press &c. indeed
consisting OF the usual vhey,soine farming utensils hogs
montrs' credit will be allowed lie other property for all
sums over zen dollars onds with approved security WI! be
aug l7-,ds BARRILTr CLopToH, Admrs.
NCTICE.-The Admiusisatria OF the estate 0i Pair Of
tiopon decd having advc used TO se Wednesday
hereby notify all whom may Concern that the said Pa,rn
Cioptn did, tho ninth day May 1896 convey to ne in
Thomas Turner the following slaves nanely-Diuso Garland
henderson, Bob Caudis, and Amy And the said Clopon
having alter tic execution of the said deed in trust sold ,yo
OF the said slaves namely Garland and Any, said Cqp
.oh h" on the 18TH day of March, 1929 by writing under his
hdio anu SEAL authorize an empower
10 substitute the names or two other slaves namely Danrs
ana wilson, IN tine place of the two sold 10y him. fore
give iotCe, that shall, trustee aforesaid.
OF the sad slaves Dmso Henderson, Bob, Cands Dandrdge
ana WILSON, at the sale as advertised by the Adnx, Sic
consents that tire purchase money paid 10 me as trustee
OF TO Thomas Turner for whose benefit they were conveyed
WILLIAM Ef(uAPnGnN
aug u 2, rIo =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

The U s. Frigae JAVA Lcghorn 2o,h of june to
sail Tor Naples in few days.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21

|YENiE Subscribers have entered into Copastner-
ship, as Grocers, aud Commission Merchants.
under the firm of WiGHr 81 MAcMuRpo They
nave taken the Store first under the Eagle Hotel and
WIZ sell Groceries of the first quality, by wholesale,
or retail. They will also sell produce and transact
any other business on commission, that NAV be en-
trusted to their care. JOHN WIGHT.
July 29--eo2t c4w JAS. b. MACMURDO.
TO CONTNACTORS.
b1ROPOSAl.S for deepening 400 yards of Tuck
~ ahoe Creek, will be received until the LIST dav
of September next. For farther information, ap-
ply to JESSE SNEAD,
aug 10 4t Sup't. Il. c. Company.
SHALL commence the Collection Of the
- City Taxes, due for 1929, on the lst of Septem-
Der. 1t may be the wish Of persons to call on
Inc at the City Hail, aud pay their bills before that
time; If so, shall not object.
aug l8-eo6tf GEO. p. CRUMP, Collector
MFRS. SAMUEL G. ADAMS, opposite
IsA the Eagle Hotel, has recently added to her
Boarding Establishment, and will be prepared to ac-
commodate several Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and lodging.-
Families visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
and comfortable and every effort render satisfac
ton To those who call on her, will be made
aup SGT c
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TOCEDHILIl FOR SIJlI.-PmT.U

& NoGbDfil,i FOR SALE.-Pursuant % a dccrelai
~ order of the of chanccy tie district Of F,cfc.
r'ksb,g tic undersigned commissioner appointed the
court for the special purpose will sell 10 the highest bidder at
pubic auction, at Hanover house the
Gay n August that being court day, that valuable called
Ootdhl Oh ianmuhcy the county Iiauuyrr be-
tween and two miles Hanover Town and distant
about eighteen miles FROM Richmond, the following terms
Ohe thd cash. and credit of Yeas ON the a
lance, payable equal annual insalcmts, secured y
BOND with good security, and deed OF The promises
IhIs estate about thousand acres arpe uro
portion OF whGr valuable low grounds II has always
been considered Of the best of laud IN The county,
The Improvements consist Of two good ha,s aud two bk
Offices which with repair, might be made c,mCcaie
ha1dtions The principal building has been burnt bn the
walls are Standing, of good workmanship, and might e again
bt on The land has been rented for the present wear y the
receiver appointed by the Of chaucery possession will
be gwen the purchaser on the FIRST day at January
he tenant the land will lie ohIglng as 10 ,e, il n,
anv person who may WISH view IT.
july 2f-t2t LAURENCE, BAT'rAnF &c..
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JO-WORROW.-

The drawing Of the Washington is Loiyry No g all he
received at - O'Clock, Il; the Emporium N Ja,,t
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5. HHWkIJWS' OFFICE.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED, Nc. 16.
To be dr1Un 29M .8uguSt.

Tickets s., halves so, quarters %
u Orders (post paid enclosing the cash, will be
promptly attended TO, Il directed to
aug &c =. HAWKINS.
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=.
1as, nat Of Spca having taken place November 10TH
1927; observed time of the emesiOn OF wich, although
il happened and when the star was uear the
sun, did not differ from The computed, iro seconds
As we have before mentioned this Occultatio will he
visible in Europe, will doubtless be observed in its
uueons astronomical observatories which do so much
the nation that support them by the wonderful
discoveries nd great advances in science made therein,
andour dependence which ought excite IN us regret
that in whole continent there sins gle observa
tory. From Of them hope 1eccivo information
of The observed times Of the phases thefeai which will be
communicated received.
The Longitude, and probably tie Latitude, Of all or
nearly all cities and towns ba been de-
etmned that degree Of accuracy which is desirable
1t hoped therefore, that the times of the immersion and
emeTsion of this nccuaton will be generally noticed,
and the distances Of the places Of obseI walton from Green
wiGh,in Longitude carefully computed and pubHshed'
For the purpose Of renewing some ihe labor that ne
cossary attends the making &Sse;va uon we have
computed the occVitaton for following places The
long, and lat. of al Of them Except Boston) taken
from best authorities: the assumed long Of this city is
very neatly quite accurate, and the lat is the result OF
COS observations. In making the following
the eiIiptcity OF the Earth considered 300h,
1.-THE quantity generally used in Europe,) and the
Moons diameter reduced four seconds for ufsxion
according theory Of De Seours. THE tables used
thc.e OF Burkhsid for the mooH and Pond for toe
Stag,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

Inand for recommendations This last sur,nfse strikes
US the true one for critical examination Of Gen.
IacksoR's appointments, establishes beyond leubt
that he has proceeded entirely upon the prncp1es ol
Furnishing enemies in hts removals, AMI rewardins
partras 10 his appointments to office. Qualification,
SERVICE experience. character, have been little if at
al regarded. In his selections To have outraged the
morals and dccency society would seem to be rood
recommendations to the ruling powers if we may
Judge by SOM, of the Persons who surround the Hero.
The effort to disgracp Gen. HARRISON is us itnpp-
tent as Dlaieyulent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

The elections for Congress and the State I1esisla-
itnre, commenced in Virginia with the nelt,.
friends VII oaa.s4 - senling eacy adyicss qs re-
suits.
eSmI1mdy- +!Intchett, abr. Austin Watkins
opposition.
hlng Gcorge--Elward Oldham, y. II. Masen-,ro
opposition.
In The .VoHouay District, no opposition to Archer,
for Congrcss-n that of i4ssce none to f,rezvant-.
lii Eing George the vote was for JOHN Tuliaterro fr
former menber) loo--for Wiloughby Newton To-
4 thin vote.
Sew Members.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

Mr.. zones first cier, OF The Treasury has beanre,
moved, and Asbury Dicius, appointed in bis PLACE.
p!chins nrTirry served under Mr. era wiard, we be-
lievs IN the same station lie ,npy Enghar,,
(nne OF Cfaw.ord's worst cnemes) equally faithfully
Charles Hay, first clerk il the Navy Repal trsLL,
hats been removed. but we 10 not learn by waeln.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

Prize Essoy-Ne are gradlhel at fGiing tie
!c:ing article IN the last lumber Of the Medical Be-
cprl@r, 20 be 4 learned and highly interesting priz9
essay ION the diserses of ct.ldrcr," by NJ. Page Nj.
d. of this city Doctor Page was before very advaf,-
tagoousiy known to the litarary public and the.
grasp ofnn!, nad depth of thought displayed IN ttt-
work befare us, is wei, calculated to sustain him.
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I1og THE WHIG .

Nh Rtlc uniyhg AMI reentnss hatred OF Mr. Cav IS
Subject of remark among his political friends pairQ-
i'm his two last papers parIcuahe has so,bl OCCASION IL
breathe his naIgniy against thai distinguished patriot and
with different emoIionsWheu Nr Clay was Secretary 81
State and sometimes paook of The hospitality of iendS
among whom he soo0rned-when indeed Qnv
upon which he could defend himself the uyt
'mring and internal spirit of persecution which this county
ever ADMINISTRATION the same practice pursued by pulls
cal adyearies high in Office there end Mr. Ricbes
vinPeraGon and slang about the 'Iayellng cnei''ce2-
o,eerng dDnerssprostituOn OF public Office" &C. Sc.
Now, when the mality of MIR Hitchie and his party aE
tumphcd-when Mr. Clay than private citfZe,
temporarily vauqusied by his political foesbnt tIal
Heayen,bod and erect, and aestc amidst his
the wreched spirit Of fault finding md carp;n dtscof
cred in the columns of the MISUNDERSTANDING woDd hare
been esrer to Nj Rie's heart than Mr. Clay sD0
have travelled into exile auIid the unbot nlais AMI
lion OF the men, r!mPaired but ROUNDED by ihD sccs
and Kisses o. enIaGed muliitude-Tbai Mir Clay shi
81! e fessE znf, .Srfled ~ ~
among diem portion of those who voted r
NE charges bargain aud corruptios peculiarly gazing 10
Mr. Rchiein his elegant laJage he stu ieerss Alr fv
dinner scenes'-Pocr niinwiit pne,nigi and decate 40
pet,ie hs has
For my part cannot help thinking that NJ GIsv VIII d.
his dinner withaut asking Mr. Ritchms lnave-Nsv fyrk
believe that wien MIR Cays hosPshe enGs undsr.ate
tine wanth OF their hearts ia toast their gue-lhai guest VII
have the presumption TO say snnrihiug urr-lput cr.
ing whcier that something may I've areeata or not TO NY
Fchic's earRitchie may Continue scn hut CLAW Ng
M TO speak. II is wonder thai wa said by tI,St
injured and uusous man, should offensive to the tools aha
parasites Of General Jacksonville destined firmly believe
uljer PF1yidenceto bring back cIded peonle TO sense h
the folly and mischief of elevatng power such pack 81
uiisCteants are rules C&STI(I STr2R.
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YIEfiINIA ELECTIONs.

Rlc election ior meTnbr Of Congress rpsrnt ~,
thcrp Neck District and for menTs Stale LegkIriyye
was held in Fis George county OH THURSDAY last ResIj Is
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u s Ba,E Stock a, .Neic Tors, .ipyil 2, 12I IL a
!2l3 Ercb7ngc 81 Lo5s3o1 1903 100 ID.
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From 1e C0fregondcnt Qfthe BaIJt6tc Ct'9uitl~

From Ne C0TreTg6Ddcnt fNe EaIfUa6te Ch17uilln
WAsurNGeoy, April 2, 1922.
Or Edward Duva late Indian Agent in ArkEil-
Phiiadeiphia has been appointed Naval Officer IN
place Of M .1arklcy. Do not be surprised to hraN
in few days, that the present u. s. Yreasi,r,;r
gives place to late Governor of Pennsylvania, apd
that the Attorney oftlis Dislrst win be cxcnsfi
ftbm the duty Cf reprcssntlnr tlfv Uhtca afgrts
in lis circuit courts. Take ell ttcsH things as r.
clivC the1l--somr so--soTnc may be So.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

MhIlRIED, Saturday, the 9TH inst. tv the Rev Nj
hcrr Mr. JESSE bRows of tenrco, 10 Miss Mary a gaJ
.cT C Capt. Naia7n;c! NEi,9cTs, 81 lichn,cr1.