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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
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ARRIVED

Steamboat Pocahon,as Ferguson from Norfolk with r,.s
fer hs rasss a, anchor in Hampton Roads ships Tally Ho
snet Orbit James Copper Gary, aud Others names
not known Also brgs at anchor under Ncporrs
below Hog Island, schr bound up in mile Reach acr v 9
gm bound up below Hasons a, ship Caravan taking in
freight and schr Sum- bound down al The Hundreds
bound down. picke,s brig anchor al mile creek
schrs bound dowpi AT Puand be DAMN brig anchor and
sohI bound ownarvea the Hundreds ship Anacreon
from Liverpool '''
Steamboat Richmond Chapman, Norfolk, passengers
N,eI po,omao' Jenkins Washington, Alexandria and
sehr E1i;, Howell from New York. via Norfolk, with SUM-
dses, TO Davenport Allen & co, NJ Mitchell TripIest &
johnson, baldwin, Ives CO, Binford s. Brooks Barnes a.
Bell, 81 Cane, Oils, Dunlop & CO. w 8. DKyle & co
well & Smith Rals,ot Peasants Parker Cunningham &
i s% :n ca1issap Yale pansy wadTo"
son, ru.ney G Poet, W Mitchell j., w Dabney,
W Fmz Gbbon, II NcNenara L ii Bancnf Cav g. ranhsv
Blair Anderson, Converse I.ucAe s. szer Mars ana
C9nsisnees Who have not signed the average bond, vii
pse ca down this morning aud sign it and their goods
TO OTIS Dunlop g. co. Webb CO. Warren & Reynolds vi
sleese &c NJ Mitchell King and Richardson rrp.e Johp
e KG Tenn end 10 s,sr an" roo, n;s;s
Schr Brazil, Creighton, fram Baltimore with sunar,ss
SAILED,
Schr fairfield Goiin for New York, 0our and
Schr Dunton Son. Scu for New York -four and toacco
cr Independence Creighton for s Bal soSS eaa
S So Enterprise, Young for New York, coal
aour and tobacco
Schr Bold Commander, Cooley, for New !, ork, coal
SlooP Fame, Doughty, for New York. coal.
NORFOLK, Dec. 3.-Aud, schrs Madisons BARGE Bright,
81 Thomas; Planter Hall, St. Barts; Elvra Manduei 81,
Augustine; Coas,ms Pilot, Franklin, New York
Below, schr Florida, Robinson, Tho,nis;on.
10 Hampton RoadF ship James Cropper Gary, Liverpool
2stOc With SALT crates dry goods, iron bound up Jamas
Rivcr-i? Allnapd r HoroiS Brandcy owner T Lee
Mordeeai & Myers Riddle Petersburg; W Smith and c
Ellis, Rchmsnd.
Also, ship TayHo, Fisher. from City Point, bound TO Ii
vepool brig Wayand Cnfn I'm City Point bound to Ravre
The ship Indian Chief Williams, in, Hampton Roads, was
dschargrne below Scravindale, previous 26,h Oct.
NEW YORK, Dec. i-Arrd, sloop Philadelphia, Keichun,
Richmond 8 ds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

YESTERDAY, the meeting MIR Nicholas
rom inc COMMITTEE appointed for the purpose of pr.vidne
room Tor the sit'gs OF the Convention made the follow ns
report port ''''"' 's
The Committee appointed enquire into the expedencv Of
providing other accommodation for have per
,onea mar service and submit the following repor, Il is
supposed 'ht as the Legislature will Monday il w,
Dol he practicable for The Convention continue their snos
PRESTON the Committee .ext TURNED its attention to wa, vnTo
ia''gs IN ire city, but found no other BUILDING
churches in the city Having examined the new prebv,eia
fI on street. the Committee opinion that it is well
DUPLICATION 10 the Rev MIR Armstrong and through him 10 the
isees OF The Church. TO could be oh
lion was received In gratifying manner and thai the TIse
wen as The Pastor OF the church. create promp
inodaton IN their power The subject referred 70 Com
h; OF the trustees of the Church, who meeting with
'er committee, expressed willingness tint the Convcn
ton should have the of their Chrch but with en- undcr
10 b 's al the lower floor OF the church be Appropriated
, 1s, under the established rules may ADM, seats on
'ious to be appropriated visitors generally The above
Se t me f'ustees supposed to he calculated to
h'shed at expense Congregation the trustee
expect that IN case it sustain injury shall be returned by the
may be received by it, The DESTROYS that buck
ste and other vendors should be into the chrh
o inc OF The for the purpose OF scns mr.
ds Ifs G OF the articles in which they deal
HE Committee sIbmt Convention the oronrev nc
adopting the following resolutions: r' "
mat the Convention use of the Pres
p M EoiI'ee 10 have been proposed by the Trustees of
the Presbyterian Church street suitable sea, for h
PRESIDENT and such other fixtures necessary for the
COMMUNICATION of the Convcntion '' . -
On the motion OF MIR Mason report was for Tho oraser
laid on iiIe table F ~ " 'e P'97ei''
Inc Convention then resolved itself into Committee NJ rho
hole Mr. Sianard the Chair resolutions proposed
2y mr. huf we're taken into consideration Mr. johnson adj
aessen the COMMITTEE in opposition these resolutions Mr.
Marshall mex, addressed Committee and the
adoption m middle course He insisted necessity Of
OF mutual concessions blythe parties into
which the Convention divided The question on the first
res ] was carried in the negative by equal
the,
population and taxation combned was carried in ts aa
tive proposition TO limit the Senators TO thirty
was rejected Mr. Powell moved insert The number 81 in
the resolution which also rejected being in IA vor of
the motion &c. and against 40 MIR Monroe voted in The at
ative and Mr. Madison and Mr. Marshall in the
The question TO strike the third resolution was nena
ttvcS. 800 'NoN
The proposition submitted some DAVIS ago bv Mr. peas.,
10 base representation in the Senate federal numbers and
IN the House or Delegates white population alone was
again renewed by Mr. Mercer but before the question as
KEN the Committee, upon the motion Leigh rose aud
the Convention thereupon adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
Mr. HENDERSON briefly explained

MIR HENDERSON briefly explained
Mr. oHTtn said if it would produce change. he had
"j:t; Il 4, were il m the power the LEGISLATURE
10 pat tie magistrates the civil list, he wcI,, oppose il
There is no power in the Legislature pay the county
fN' Wv N'N''S
MIR MERCER asked where the power was now withheld
MIR CoaLTEa said his suppression was ,a, there was M
pay justices Of the peace. "
Mr. MoRoAN said he understood the Legislature had power to
pay the Justices but that they paid they the priv
lege of sitting i'm the Legislature VIZ p''
The amendment was agreed ,o-ayes "a, noes d.
On motion of Mr. Tmoarsoy, the Commtee then rose and
reported progress 49, S
The Convention then adjourned till O'Clock TO morrow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

STATE OF TRADE IN ENeLASp.-A late number
OF the London Times remarks, that symptoms of ar
approaching Improvement in trade arc now manies-
ting themselves more less, in all the great manu-
acturn districts of the country, and that no Serious
want ofemployInrn, is to be found in nny of them,
except from causes entirely distinct from pa ralyzed
state OF 'nufacturing industry. "TLe rate of pro-
III Is IN most Cases very low, but the better suited
On .hat account for the competition to be sus-
tanned with the Continental fabrics and almost nf
iording the assurance that the result will exclude
foreigners from every market where they are fairly
met by English wrought goods"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

To, ,h.., :, CCaMrNIchrFD
LEI ;s 'hose who world wish to spend hours in delight
S LIS. 20 .he voice OF the sweet, lovely KS,or.
90 enchanting her manner, so ariess her smile
sne can even the heart of a savage be,uie:
C OF me w'ld man. when fist he this sweet Woman w.
lave ms feathers TO her. lie called mocking bird Soa,
one ndeed has the power, all nature to CHARM
dHa fhe Aedrfs Of The purcs, anu modest can ,parn,
Aludipg TO the Indian Chief who retired behind tho cur
am IN one OF the Northern Theatres and deprived hiu,se OF
one OF ms feathers to resen, Mrs Knight whom he called
nccking bird squaw o. 800 " A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

=, Case Of Sed"c'i2n.-in the circuit court of New
York on Monday last verdict of 1880 damages
was given against the guardian of Oliver S. Denton,
a minor, for th;. seduction of Jane De Mott. 3aurh
ter OF Samuel De Mott
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

.sao'1t ~ Produce and number " Boats 1Iassed dozen
Mr1ugh The Lo,oey Lochs.
Nov $50 hhds tobacco, 8is bbs -four A29 bushels wheat,
% bushels coIu cords wood cotton - boat, coal
boats, 764 bushels coal -' ~
Dec IL hhds tobacco, hid stems, sos hhls flour l.,
SQUARES slate o's cider 10 bushels apples 20 bushels ces
nuts is boxes manufacture tobacco cords wood 20 boats
10 coal boats, 2l94 bushels coal '
Dec 40 hids tobacco, II hhds stems, 766 bbls flour
l4a3 lbs sunry articles 20 bushels corn l64 bushels bran
0o IL plank, cords wood, . boats Is coal boats 2ge;
bushels coal. ' -'''
MAKRIEIJ, on Thursday evening" last M 777os.s 4,
HARDING OF owhaan to Miss MARI e., daughter of the late
MIR john \. Richardson of Hanover
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

Ifr Fosters is sid to have been Oo
10 S2ooOO and insurance on it tho amount of8OOO
collars had been effected at the Howard Office IN
~. fork ~ F. Commercial Advertiser.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
NO PUFF.

FKBE subscriber boast of selling his thousands
- and ten times thousands; but from the whisper
ngs OF Dame Fortune he anticipates that he will
be able 70 boust Of selling in the 9TH Class of The
Dock Lottery, the capital prize Of s 5OOO and pro-
badly some of those of minor Importance, such as
$4,000, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000. 81 600 &c. These
sums. though not enormous, will be found very con-
venieut these piping hard times
IL This splendid Lottery, the scheme of which,
amounts to nearly St5O,ooO is TO be drawn on Friday
next, the 18th instant, at the Eagle Hotel in this
ciiytil which time, tickets S. halves S2d quarters
S13, can be had Of J. II. NASH.
dec 3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

- ANDOLPFS REPORTS, Eo! 9Th. of C.s,z
. . argued and determined in lie Cou.l OF hnpeas
>fVirginia jus, published
Complete sets of Virginia Reporters
Journals of the Conventions OF 1856 ard 177G
Journals of the Senate and House OF Delegates of
Virginia fiora l776 to 1850 Inc. usve
iIeuing's Statutes at Large, ald
The New Maps of Virginia
All appropriated TO increase tie Public library p
the State may be had of the subscriber AT The Cip
toll, in the city Of Richmond upon the lowest terms
WIN. Fl. RICHARDSON, Cl'k Council
OCT CIT c and Libraria'.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
TO THE EDITORS OF THE wurG.

Ge,tfe"ne7s'-! have been greatly surprised to find
that Mr. Randolph and ir. Leigh. speaking of the
House of Commons of England, have said hat it was
always able to influence and CONTROL the House Of
Lords These gentlemen have used this assertion
to prove that (f the House of Delegates should be
founded on white population and The Senate on white
population and taxation combined) the House of
Delegates would always control the Senate To
show that they are incorrect in their statements I
quote the following passage from Lady Morgan s
Book of the oudoir, and request the careful pePuss
OF 1t by every man who wishes to our government
established on the inmutabe principles of truth and
Justice. ~
The brightest page in the history Of aristoeracies
Us tat winch relates the events of the revolution of
1888. Yet what tissue of heartless intrigue. cor
rupilon, and tergversaiion what understand cores
'pondencies with the excluded family, what pro,nn
"utude to overturn the work of their hands are
displayed IN the lives Of the great ncn of that dar
'S tho revolution the nrstocracv have been the
'remora - civiiizaoD.--a feather bed between the
walls OF despotlsm and the battery Of public opinion
q surplus wheeiln the machinery of the State, they
would long since have stopped the movements of no
vermont II their subservlency did not admit Thorn IN
every impulse from the CROWN while BY means Of their
representatives IN the House of Commons they mo-
oily the proceedings of that body. at HE uo7uens
''in to'ich orte, The influence Of tie arsfocrocn III
"dfedtng liberal ministry, in making The corn Luos
San gGSi II their Peculinr ''order," in opposing ne
ceSsary retrecDaent Of corrupt expenditures prOUc 10
'dsmoRStTGtiot The fttitty ~ the received theory
Here then, gentlemen, pregnant proof Of the in
justice OF allowing property undue weight in n
community In England the poor are starving and
the aristocracy wealth Of the country will not al
low the ports to be opened TO admit fouY from tic
United States and other countries. And why is this?
Because heir would be Iessened ifthe price
ofcorn was lowered. And these men are SO selfish.
hard hearted and cruel, as to see millions Of fhey
feilownlen starving for want of the nrcessares of
life, lest their overgrown wealth should b. in the
slightest degree, diminished. Well may one of the
great poets ofthat country eXcalm, erich men make
the la VS., and rich men grind the poor"
am, Gentlemen, yours. &c.
GRACCHUS
TTbe theory is that they sorviccablc people by
ctyDip e mo rch
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
FIFTEEN DOLLARS REU .fRD

FIT INV DOLIl.4IlS NEV vIIlU
an "Wednesday night was stolen from my sta be.
" door, On Shockoe Hill II TICfc!Sh; (.aHT e
the country make and fashion The body is made o.,
me shafts, and does nntfnTn up town carts do
1t Is good country cart; been in use about wear:
the body painted dark red color and on the back Of
The ta-hoard three Us have been made with knife
will give fifteen dollars reward for the cart and tiei
or five dollars for the cart alone, !
dec 4--d2i&c2t JAS. p TYLER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

6zT IN rehearsal, the Melo Drama Of the FLYING
DUTCHNAN the Phantom Ship This Drama will surpass
any piece fo Plcpdo that has yet been produced IN Rich
ninnd dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

TO-DAYi
The drawing of the Delaware and South Carolina
Lottery, Extra Class No 3, will take place, and the
drawing be received at BIG GERS established prize
selling Office on Tuesday next at O'Clock
10000 Dollars Capital Prize.
Tickets ST. Halves q, Quarters /.
For sale III tho tai great variety at tho Lottery
GBd Exchange Office OF THO. Il. BIGGER,
. dec Corner opposite tic EugIe Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
INVINCIRLES,
THE
N1TTN5S CO1H3aO38aU..

VICTORIE, the Lille Conyorat, Mrs. KNIGHT!
In the Piece, the Manual Exercise performed by
six Ladies
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

Fire at Boston.-We have Just received the Bos
ton papers Of yesterday. On Sunday destructive
fire occurred in that city 1t commenced at the cor
ner of Washington and Summer-sts ond DESTROYED
four wooden buildings on Washington street, and two
on Sumner St The store occupied by Mr.. Foster, to
geher with his valuable stock Of paper hangiDgs and
upholstery was totally destroyed; as were the bull
dlOgs occupid by Mr.. Hubert, dealer in paper hang
ings, Mr.. Theyer, cyockery merchant; and Mr..
Herscy, boot maker. The store of Mr.. Gibbons,
Summer street. together with his stock of groce-
rles received considerable injury did that Of T
Semple: dry goods dealer, on Washington-street. -
The loss Of properly is estimated Ut from SIS 900 to
$4,000, part ofwhicb was covered by insurance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

DELAWARE 81 s. CAROLINA LOTTERY,
NUMBER IS.
The drawing win be received at LAMBERTS
Office Tuesday next.
81 No. Lottery--e Drawn Ballots.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

W. nc sutJ'cfIer wishes to purchase two or
uee thorough bred MARES, of fine sizr eight nine or
zen years oid oil known speed and bottom. The Object of ,
purchaser IS TO breed from them; therefore, descrpnn nj
each race run by each Mare whether lost will be d
iaoe Us wen as The lowest price that will be taken m
ANY person having such stock for sale please address M
subscriber 0o paidD at Chaestown, Jefc rson county Va
10 winch prompt attention viii be given, by 9 -
Slime ICtIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

NGooDNA!tD'S COAL PITS, FOR RENI, tn
W ensuing year, lying in the lower of GooclaT,i
GG,y now IN operation and within ii the CITY ,l
ann within 20 steps of the Tuckahoe Canal ayisa
, where ooas may be loaded from Pits, by the u-e as
heeoaFrows with grea, convenience For further :G,r
-, lEly q. .ne I.s. nov 26-I,c Sc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05
s21D6g.

ifsrIRpAY on the meeting of the Conv Mr. Nicholas
h inc committee appointed for the purpose pr.vidpe
non, or the sit'ngs OF the Convention the follow Ing
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

*be theory that they are sorvccae 10 tho people BY
curbipg the monarch.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-05

The whole to conclude with, the new Musical Piece
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-07

o. Monday, q woman named Rcbccca 81.
icy rs brought before the Mayor upontle
% attempting % kill her husband, NJ bis r..t'
m the neighborhood Of 18Th and Broad ,',.
IL appears from the confession ofrh.
that her husband bad been in the habit m
Der m most shocking manner. and m Fl
last he had beaten her violently. though
m few weeks ofconGnomon' On Dos fg
iag 20 renew his brutality, the wife sali-'I'
strike me agIin viii defend myself with OIL
lie rushed upon ber size siezof knife ml
90 The direction Of her husband, covering h|
win her hand lie rushed upon Der lul ros
the knife 10 his side. II was found by elll
his body at the hospital, whittier DO was
o. ID ma important artery bad bc3n e.
lie died on Monday eyeiiog.
Mrs. NJ kinney was committed 90 p.sr
wHtlh fate offer Husband. Ph
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-07
From hs " Y. Horau

1 rom fliN W 7 s tNfFNLII IfInIH
When You hear the American >ysiemo
Ell. because. TO use the anti-tariif can't r
commcrce-ask what commerce a., mI
chances out of twenty you opponent
brought mp MI standing If he Is so m
thinking animal as 10 know that % is iheG
IF commodities. and not merely imporu.
md hardware from England-ask him viii
greater variety and quality ofcommodIGe,
..iord moro means tor Commerce, than q
ho variety or quality is small 2 II he
NIT this ask him If the products ofmlna
and agriculture together will not have Che
lge IN variety over agriculture aloncl II
1oggled, illustrate n by explaining 10 lim
ard of cloth and a bushe Of gram togei.
" more worth than either one of them 4
i E he supposcs that the less cloth is made, D.
|. rlin viii be grown, and n greater eychu.
Inc produced. ask him about how mHl
leu. children and able bodied mon are e
manufacturing in the L. II ties? II hec
.certlining the number, show that 10 w.
lssble for them 10 produce in grain, one
ne value they now produce as mlnuflcw
lin you vil give up the American System
opt the BntIsh.-Agalu ask him % mag
be women, children, Sc. now ougaged n
lfcturiIg, had quit aud gone 10 farming Dol
.p,e them to produce .our times as ml..
IS the slmc number ofable bOdioi men coi
zee, asl, hm TO whom should we sell t
mn where the country lies which is open b
-r u. thlt does not raisc ordinarily as muc
IS heir wants require, that we do not nor
The manufactures of cotton, wool skn
fur on the lowest calculation produce al
more than fifty millions Of dollars value Of.
five were 10 throw fifty millions worth a
INTO the markets ofthe countries IN which
allowed to carry o., hos much would % Dol
7aTeR Ask HIM. fordInar.y donble che q
wanted thrown INTO a market, will not dep.
prices more than fllyper cent, especially
-four u Is pcrishablel This will be about
Tor one intorviow-iell him to think ont q
or four days, and youll, see him again.
Doe goes ask one thing more ofhim-a-k ha
enjoys q comfortable cup Of Ilyson 900 Doe
0thls Family Of winter evenmg-ask bin
members the cup which contains hs icl
sli.ling--ask him if be knows John BOIL ea
pence Of that shilling ont Of his pocket 1r
Door raies, &c.-asS him fiIc iea SOL.
drink rs sweet if the cup was but eight c.
tnat eight pence went to the pocket Of o b
American.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-07

Hack, 10 support tue Seraskier, attacked
the I4t,er and defeated him; we pursued HIM
tor 30 wersts. and repulsed him beyond
the Saoanla Mountains. On the 81 JUL
ofer a march of 10 wersts over the ridge OF
the mountains, Gen. Paskewitsch attacked
the camp Of Hagki 3acha, in the rear. Az
the communications with the Serasher
were cut off his army was totally defeated
driven 80 wersts from the camp and HIM
selftaken prisoner. In these two actions.
the first OF which was near the village o..
Kainli, and the second near place calico
NlIledure, the two Turkish corps the one
of 30. 900. the other of % 600 men, were
entirely defeated in the space OF Il hours
all the artillery. consisting Of 81 pieces Oh
cannon. their ammunition and provisions
2 CAMPS. one of which was fortified, near
Nv 5000 prisoners and 10 standards ia
ken. Pacha 5Iagki himself fell INTO the
hands of our victorious troops. The loss
on our side was not very considerable
The news was brought By Prince Dadea-
non. aid-de-camp to Count PaskewItsch'
He LETT head quarters on the 9th inst, near
Ardassa, so wersts, 40 miles, from Err
erum. Paskewtsch was still in pursuit
of the enemy.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-07

mar to the can.
Constan'Inople, II we except Adr'.-
which, for the sake of effect. tbs,
leave Introduced in their rear. m
not more than hundred miles from
stantino2le; 4 short distance. VII.
considered the immense extent n.
Russians have already marched. ~
great natural impedimentS which ,bs,
surmounted. Ii is true that if the =
possess the enthusiasm and love OFF,.
for which they were aucieniy 50
distinguished, they may still make
formidable resistance; but this doe, +.
pear to be the case. The lery I,
it is said, is very sluggiSbIy execu,l
people taking arms only in those h,
where there are troops enough 10 =,
them TO military services; and ofyol.
there are very few, if any at all
being the case, the question is ~,
Russia will forego the glorious opp9-
of conquering Turkey, her ancie,.
inveterate enemy. merely because
two ofthe great European powers ~.
clare war against here For our m.
are inclined to answer No The
peror Nicholas knows chat Enrlar
avoid war, if possible, for obyo,
sons He must see how indispo,,
people of France are to thwart his,
however coutrarily disposed the Com
be. He is we'll aware that AUSTIN
poor TO declare war without the asg.
or England, while Prussia there +,
little doubt. will enter into bls view,
vIed she is allowed TO share the sor
nay be said. however, that Russia !,
engagements MOTTO press things toe
tics. This may be the case. and
moi bat whether II be so or not. $50.
bend that she viii not find it dfir
wade or break through such engage
Taking all circumstances INTO con,
ton. we must say that in on humb.
ion. it is not very probable that
viii speak of peace all she has plan
earle on the walls OF ConstanUnoD.
what sort of a peace she will then b
II will not be difficult 10 imagine
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-10-07
NOTICE.
~ u" rhlp iic e-Olpre fA.-IiI-
- firm d JONES & RITOHII

. N'lL partnership ice e.OtOre sing N
- firm Of JONES & RIT0HII
lis diy dissolved by mutual consent
sons having accounts with the said o.
please make immediate settlement 800
indebted are especially informed ilaf
wait 50 DAYS from this time, AZ i5
l,is room Of 'Thomls Jones ~ their Oh 2
ihe course ofwhich, II payment Is no; nl
accounts viii be put IN he hands ofProPef
for collection.
49, JONES & RITCt-l
Wheeling. Sept. II. 1870. u
y. y. Wo Sill continue under i,ir (m .
~ i'iicIne The purchasing Of Wool Of. n'
he' 'ooi house, payable ~ c1sJ 90 siS %
"i herchandlsr, on tine dellyery ofthc wooi
.il"uiacturcrs and others can be supplied
el Wool OF ny quality, number Or drsc.f
'our cents Or ihe original price OF the 20