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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
Whiskey, SUGAR. Sc.

Whiskey, Sugar, Sc.
%NDihG this morning for sale, =
% hhds superior. new crop New Orleans Sugar.
10 do Do. old dim,
% Bis best Baltimore Whihey,
70 Hhds Pennsylvania ditto
Jah27 RALsroG& PLEasaNTs.
IN STORE
100 bags green coffee
$50 sides Baltimore sole leather
iOo do do upper DO
90 hhds molasses
8 pipes genuine Hoilandgln
20 chests gunpowder tea
VINEGAR AND LARD.
HOO Barrels of strong cider vinegar
so small legs leaf lard
For sale hy JAS. WINSTON
feb 81 -
BUTTONS, CoTTONs, DC.
CtNb Gross gilt coat by.tcHs
Wv Floren.Bc do
Suspendcr DO
Plated hooks and eyes
bales IA cotton shee..ngs
20 do ga do siirtiIys
40 do cston yarns, 30. S 70 -, FIRST quail.
/, mar c-st pAvENpoRr JJpNnc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
CUTANEOUS- DISEASES.

Practical Synopsis OF CuancOds Diseases, irun the
celebrated aniors, and particularly fop documents
oed 10y the clinical lectures OF DIR. Be,t BY Cazenave and
Schedo NJ. DIS. Translated from the French with Notes
fb l6 just pnbls ed, and Tor sale by J. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
a25 REWARD.

v'AnEN out OF nov halsc Saturday last, PATENT
LES Elk COLD Wl4TCxk, in a double back. snr1re
seaS a., with efnmnn dali Ro Roskel Liverpool No
Hs;.o a. wM give fes shove EDWARD any persa who VII
"'r N pc watch 10 me in good condition.
Dee. -. tn. MAsszE s
JUST recelved5y the Schooner Exit--Ladia, lsst-
approved JSseioraoie forms and drcainr. to~ssSsr
Win great variety ofother Boots Shoes and fn.urr;
LOT saeby G8liNNiSS, SON q BROTHERS.
Cofnefof Main and 18th Gtrets.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17

MADISON ON IKE TARIFF.
Just Published in pamphlet form, and for sale by the
Subscriber,
.ETTERS on the consttuonalty and policy Of
-lf duties for the protection and encouragement Of
domestic manufactures, by James Madison, late Pre-
sident OF the u States, to which ahded appcr-
dix, containing extracts from the messages &c. of
Jefferson, Madison and Monroe, relating to the same
subject.
feb D ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-17
UINYER SYR.qLvgD SPEisY or

March 4-26t
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19

THESE PILLS are justly esteemed for their easy
sovereign remedv Sr Bilious Fe s Pains Tsf ,
head, stomach, and bowels, jaundicc and scurvy,
piles, rheumatism, inflammation Of the eyes, female
complaints, acid s,"machs, indigestion, worms, erur
tons on the skin, dyscnery, bilious cholic dizziness,
and headache. They are likewise antidoe against
infectious diseases, removing olst ucl;oms Of every
kind, by dissolving and dscharging the morbid
ter, helping diges,ion restoring lost appetite. and
sure relief for coslve habits. They accOmMo-
dated to all ages, and hours, that they may be
taken in Winter Summer, at any time OF the day,
without regard to diet hindance of business. Their
operation is gentle, pleasant, and eecual, that by
experience they found to exceed any other physc
heretofore offered TO the public: Those who a,e ira
yelling by sea land will find them great preser-
walton from the diseases OF foreign climates.
From the numerous Certificates which might be
used the proprietors will make of the following
only, from the Hon. Phncas Allen, Of Pitisfeld, Ms.
+" MI. Danieit---l have made Of various kinds
Of Billions Pills 10 my family, and hesitate not
say, that DR.. DavenpoHs tie best Family Med-
cine ever used PIlINEAS ALLEN.
PittsiicG, Ms 1929"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19
Important to School Committees,
Teachers and others.
OLNEY'S
School Geography.

A Practical System of Modern Geography;
L n or View Of the Present State Of the
World. Simpliied and adapted to the capa-
city ofyOuth. Containing numerous Tables,
exhibiting the divisions, settlements, popula-
ton, extent, lakes, canals, and the various in
stitutons Of the United States aud Europe {;
the different forms Of government. prevailing
religions, and the latitude and longitude Of the
principal places on the globe. Embrllished
with numerous Engravings of manners, Gus
toms, &c.-by j. OLNEY. Accompanied by
A New and Improved ATLAS,
Of Eight Maps, beautifully colored. Exhibit
ing the present Empires, Kingdoms, States,
the principal Capitals, length of Rivers, height
Of Mountains, and all the recent discoveries of
Parry, Franklin, Clapperton, and others.
The publishers have the pleasure to state
that the unparalleled popularity and extensive
sale Of this work, has already enabled them
in the space of ten months) to print three edi-
tio'as and they invite such Literary Gentle
men, School Committees and Teachers, as
have not had an opportunity, to examine and
test its value.
instructors who have adopted this work
have remarked, that one hall the time usually
devoted to the study of Geography, may be
saved by the use Of this system; and also, that
more thorough knowledge Of the science
will be obtained from it, than from any other
system in use.
@ This Work is highly recommended by
the Rev. DIR. Humphrey, President, and the
Rev. J.Abbott, Professor in Amherst College:
Hon. John S. Peters, Lit. Gov. of the state of
Conn; Rev. J. Mcdowell, d. ID. Elizabeth
town, N. j.; Rev. Lyman Strong, Hebron,
Ct. Rev. H. N. Brinsmade, Instructor in the
American Asylum; Rev. Fl. Wilbur, Astron-
0mical Lecturer; Mr.. f. p. Barrows, Jun.
Principal Of the Hartford Grammar School {;
Rev. S. Cone and Charles p. Otis, Esq. Prin-
cipal Of Bacon Academy, Colchester; Rev.
Isaac Kimball, Preceptor of the Academy in
WalIingford; Elijah Garfield. ESQ. Preceptor
OF the High School in Middletown; Mr.. ].
Stowell, Teacher in the Lancasterian School,
Connecticut Courant, New
York Daily Advertiser, Christian Secretary,
Connecticut Observer, New Haven Herald,
Religious Inselgencer, Norwich Courier,
Springfield Republican, and by many other
public journals, teachers, and Others.
Third Edition, Just published Ly
ID. F. ROBINSON g. co.
Amd for sale by the Merchants generally.
Hartford, Nov. 8, 1899 6wS1
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19
POETRY.
From the 76ksn for 1880.

From the Tdksn for 1880.
THE BUGLE.
o. wild enchanting horn!
Whose music up to the deep and dewy mir,
Swells 10 the clouds, and calls on echo there,
Till new melody is born!
Wake! wake again the night
Il bending from her throne Of beauty down,
With still stars burning on her azure drown,
Intense, and eloquently bright!
Night, at lie pulsclesS noon!
When the far voice Of waters mourn in song,
And some tired watchdog, laEily aud long,
Banks at the melancholy moon:
Hark how It sweeps away,
Soaring and dying on the silent sky,
AZ &c some sprite Of sound went wandering by,
With lone halo aud roundelay.
Swell, swell in glory out
Thy tones come pouring on my leaping heart,
And my stirred spirit hears thee with start,
A. boyhood's old remembered shout!
o! have 70 heard that peal,
From sleeping city's mOOn.ba.hed bNtlementS,
Or from the guarded field, and warrior tents,
Like some near breath around you steal
Or have you in the roar
OF sea, or storm, or battle, heard ii rise
Shrller than eagles clamor, to the skies,
Where wings and tempests never scarf
Go, go--no other sound,
No music that Of air or earth is born,
Can catch thu mighty Ynusic of that horn
On midnight's fahomless profound!
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19
MACHINERY
At AUCTTONl

THE subscribers will sell at public auction,
u on Monday the Esd of November instant,
at ten o'clock In the forenoon, the MA
CHINERY contained in the WooLLEN Fac
ToRY IN this ViHge-cOnsisting Of Cdrding
Machines, Po,Oer Looms of the most approved
kind, BiIiieS, Jennies, one Picker, one AmidOn's
Wdrping Machine, Stores and Fwnnels, Reeds,
ShuttteS, Harnesses. Also, the Furniture In
the Boarding House, one Sleigh, one single
Wagon, two do. double, two sets Harnesses,
Saddle and Bride, a quantity Of Corn, Rye,
Oats, Pine and Oak Lumber. with the nipple.
men;s and tools about the establishment.
EDWARD DENNY, Agent.
WOLcottUilie. NOU. 8, 1899 @21
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19

IN LITCHFTELD, SOUTH FARMS.
TNHIS institution is under the care and in.
- structiOn Of Mr.. SAMUEL NJ. ENSIGN,
an experienced Teacher Of the English Lam
gnagr. He is highly recommended by seve-
raj clergymen, AS being II Teacher who has
given universal satisfaction to his employers,
whose qualifications as an instructor, and de-
votednrss to the best interests Of his pupils,
render him worthy the patronage Of parents
and guardians Of children. Youth, young
gentlemen and ladies who wish to qualify
themselves as Teachers will receive that care
and attention which their wishes may demand.
Globes and Maps are provided for The use Of
the school. The Academy has recently under
gone thorough repairs, and is now one of the
best buildings of the kind in the State. The
superior qualifications Of the instructor. the
low price of board and tuition, together with
the accommodations of the Academy, make
this institution worthy the attention of all
such as wish their children advanced in the
different branches of an English Education.
The winter term will commence on the
third Monday of November inst. Tuition
$500 per quarter.
S R:::'; H. ns 5; Ill., Trustee"
South Farms, Nov. 9, 1929. o.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19

DacenpOrt's celebrated Eye Water,
which needs only to be used be highly approved Of
FOR oil sorts Of weak and sore eyes. Also,
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.
The chaElcser Sf this Ointment is well establish
ed as to need recommendations, for being plea
asnt, safe and remedy for that Oathsome disease
Ii is also for other eruptions Of the skin, par
l-2 cents. Also,
Wheaton's Jaundice Bitters,
which have been proved by thousands to be emf.
nenty useful in removing all Jaundice and Bilious
complaints. Price 81 l-2 cents.
A fresh supply Of the Adore is Jas; ressired
and for sale in Litchfeld By Drs. Abbe, ". &
S. Buel, and S. r. ChiLds in Burlington, Ly
z. Mason and Webster & Hitchcock; and By
the Druggists in Nev-H Haven, Hartford, Md
dletorn, SaybrOok, Albany, Ne,C- York, and
Boston e0Iy46 April so
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19
A sCoT's LUvE SANG.


BY the Ettrick Shepherd.
Could this III warld hae been contrived
To stand without mischievous woman,
How peaceful bodies wad hae lived,
Released frae a. the ills sae common!
But since il 10 the wae(u' case
That man maun hNe this teazing mony,
Why see a sweet bewitching facet
% had they no been made sac bonny!
I might hae wandered dale and wood,
Brisk AZ the breeze that whistles ocr me,
Az careless 40 the roe-tur's brood,
Az happy as the lands before me;
I might hae screwed my tunefp' pegs,
And carolled mountain o., cams 80 Vaily,
Had we but wanted a. the Mcgs
WI glossy cen sac dark an willy.
saw the danger, feared the dart,
The smile, the air, an a sac taking,
Yet open laid my wareless heart,
An gat tho wound that keeps me waking.
My harp waves on the willow green;
o wild witch.nOtes il hath nae ony,
Sim e'er saw that pawky queen,
Sac sweet, sac wicked, an sac bonny.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1829-11-19

Samuel Judson's Estate.
NHE Court of Probate for the District of
= Litchfield has limited six months from
the date hereof Tor the exhibition of claims
against the estate of
SAMUEL JUDSON.
ate OF Hiram, in the county Of Portage. and
state Of Ohio, now deceased, represented in
solvent; and has appointed us the subscribers
commissioners, 10 receive, examine and adj
Jist such claims-for which purpose we will
attend at the house Of Roger Cooke. in Lltch-
held, on the last Thursdays in March and
APr'' next. at . O'Clock in the afternoon Of
each OF said days. when and where all persons
having claims against said estate may present
u'e same properly attested to US for ADJUST
ment. &c.
ROGER COOKE, COmmis-
DAVID C. SANFORD, siOmers.
Lifchfeid, NOv. Q. 1899 Ell
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
NJ q YNaYin NEWS.
ARRlV ED,
POBT or RICHMOND.


Steamboat Potomac Jenkins, from Washington
Alexandria Norfolk and City Point, with freight and
passengers.
Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson, from Baltimore
via Norfolk and City Point, with freight and passen-
gers. Al anchor III Hampton Roads, d ships Pass
cd OFF Newport Moose, brig Amerit1, at anchor
Passed off Goose HILL ship Eliza, Grant, at anchor.
At City Point, ships VIM. Browne, inca Arnold
Wel!es, Henry luke, brig Harvest, and uo:a:io.--
AT Warici brig.
Schr Adrian. SIarpe, from Philadelphia, ballast.
Schr Telegraph, So:nc5s, 6 days f ON Providence,
will, srndri"s. to OtIs Dunlop 81 co, and ii. L..
Wight & Son,
5clIr Cyanc, Robinson, 3 days from New York,
WIKI sundries TO Ralston s. peasants, c FerI Dav-
enport Allen d CO, P. Sullivan, 1rAett e. Johnson,
Luke & Sizcr SintOn, to order, and cabages, 1000
lunches Madeira onions
Schr Virginia, Updite from Ci'y pJiri, with salt,
ito j y w Gilliat.
SAILED.
Scbr Perseverance,, AVERY, for Charleston, with
coal, cordaee, -four &c.
Sloop Excel, Bowin, for Philadelphia, coal.
NEW YORK, Oct. 20-Cid scir Cyanc, Eobinson, Rich
mond.
Ard. sehr Richmond Packet, Knapp, I'm Richmond
Sailed. schl Eliza IL ebecaa, Richmord
NORFOLK Oct 22Arrd. brig CaroliRc TYLER, ~ York;
scis El.zahe, Heuv, do Transport, Crane, do Morning
STAR Russell, Philadelphia Below, schr Bold Commander,
Sc sloops Sally ANGLIA Barrett, and Active Smith,
Lindsay, ~ York; AMANDA, Lenond Thomas.on. Sailed,
hips leveiius. Paterson fu avre; Mcclellan, Higgins fnT
Boston; Eliza Foger, Baltimore; ship Rasscas, Austin, Val
The brig HOran JamGs last evening
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
NIAGARA FAILS.

NxHal1INa fo' few days, directly opposite to the
-AA Eagle Hotel, Mr.. Catlin's model of Niagara
Eatis, GlH length Porteail IF pe-Hiis Gtiuton--
and also of Red jacket, the Indian Chief, in his
warriors dress Ten srnnR full length Portraits Of
;he JF:naetugo Chiefs in full dress, aud several ether
amusing pictures:
The representation Of niagara, VIII convey the
most perfect nen of the whole cataract and its ad-
Joining scenery, that has yet been exhibited TO
the worll. Persons wishing to avail themselves of
the opportunity are advised to do it sonn the ex-
bition will last but for few dsy.-kdmssion so cts.
MIR. Catlin's Painting Rooms for Portraits and
Miniatures, at Mrs. Duvale. oct 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
Positireiv the last niyhf byt o,e

Positively the last night but ane.
TIME managers respectfully inform the iuhabirapts
n of Richmond and its vicinity, that they int end
closing the Circus on Saturday evening" Ocf6er 2sh
aud elegant CIRCUS win be es.cted for the accom-.
iodaton of the public. The area Of the Crcns will
be so constructed to admit Of pcrornng TO adyan
tage T.anour he TARTAR the Fs,,g 7Hiercs; e.
Hyder; Blue Beard, and many other attractive and
popular Melo Dramas. The company in addition to
hcing considerably increased will have tho talents
some OF the most admired E9uest1ans in thfs count
ladies' we'll as gentlemen. oct %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
SPLENDID PANORAMA
OF
WEST POINT
is n0zD 0pe,, at the .Mns calqa.

Is ope', at the .3mscalQa.
FHNHIS interesting Painting lin OF colarS) is upon
Il scale of nearly 500 square feet Of Canvass,
by l20 feet circumference tFest Pdi1s Is the Seat
OF the National Military Academy on the Hudson
River. New York; 1t commands the most romantic
and beautiful scenery Highlands Mountains
OF the River.
The Pnnornma will be ope~ during tie day tiure
from A. NJ. to P. NJ aud in the Evening it vii
be displayed III beautiful Transparency. and brilliant
ly illuminated ID oss open ut p. NJ,
u Tickets may he had ut the Bookstores OF Mr..
John II. Nash. Messrs Collins &, Co. at tbe Bell
Tavern, and at the Museum
Price 30 cents,-Children balfprjce.
1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

EHRANCfs H. SMITH respectfully Announces
a an exhibition of the Harmonicon. to take place
This Evening, if fair, If not, the fair day. in
MANCHESTER, at Mr.. Drookcs Tavern, at :
O'Clock.
Araby's daughter
Home. sweet home
Aud Lang Syne and variations
Robin Adair
SACRED Music
Rousscau's Dream with Mutations
Jessie the flowr O. Dumblane
Away with melancholy and pnriati ns
My heart and lutte
SACRED MUsrc
Within mile Of Edinburgh
Copenhagen waltz
OH no ri never mention him
&ellow-iair' d ladde.
~ Tickets 80 cts, Children half price, to De had
ut the door, oct 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

CoTreSpopdtacf IoHpoN Sent II 1920
he weather still connurs unsettled and although the great
or part OF the harvest hotf.ad yet general
Condition. o bread SUITS generally
lover during the next few mon'!!s--N !. .Jour Com
The New York Daily Advertiser Of Tuesday says"The
numerous arrivals yesterday, bringing Havc tho 2U
and Liverpool 10 the 18th Septenrr with important political
news, Created considerable excitement market The
holders of p required advance hilugs
oare but there appeared disposition purchase except
ios lew lots Of Southern al whn the marker very bare
supply exceeding 400 hs Ashes rice and provisions
were not affected in price 10y the
Letters from Aontev!den that the last sales of Flour
al s34 cash. which will from S17 to go the United
States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
Commercial 8ecoru.

.4aount 9f Produce and number If Butts passed doun
through the Lo'cer Locks.
OCT 2l-2l hhds tobacco, do S2g bbs flour 3al
bushels wheat 2U4 do shorts, bOs whiskey, ro
u bags itaIers, bales hemp b. and kn beeswax rs
boats FOCAL boats 1874 bushels coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
NEGROES FOR SALE.

NEGhOES FOR SALE.
NNElLL. be sold at hanover Court house on Wed
w uestay the 28th instant, tit being court day) II
fair if not lac fair day. between thirty and fort
Negroes all from tho same estate.
oct 2l--3t WILLIAM DRUMLEN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
HUBBARD & GARDINER

- ~ ~
I'nTe 'cTeiped Aeis JaH &npRty Of GOODS, and
oGcr FIR suie,
Sn Ann Pair OF Shoes, comprising an assor-
sIO,OOO ment of almost every description,
most of which made to order
a50o pair plantation shoes, city made and war.
ranted good
5000 sides soal leather
$50 do nrsset and wax upper leather
81 dozen calf Skins
II do kip 60
25 do white md roioured lining skins
sd do russell serp do
8 do hatters' Iinng do
do hog DO
1872 boxes mems fir hTcs
do boys DO do
81 do meas md boys wool hats
do do black & drab do round crdwa
40 dozen chlldTen's morocco hats
ID do mems and bovR fur caps
81 nests hair and seal skin trunks
600 rcaurs wrapping paper
so do do do, Iarpe size
192 do wiring and letter do
60 boxes Nhitcmorcs cotton and wool carJs
do common cotton cards, No. 10
700 lbs. shop Irvine
2GO0 DO shoe thread, in halls
81 dog. black oil varnisll
81 do boot nnA shoe lasts
gross cup backing
10 dozen Webster's spelling books
10 do Elncrson's razor straps
Leading ines boot cord, web, &ct.
shrt 28-eo9if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

NKR. JAMES LfNCH.-SIR: As you are NOT
liEA resident Of this Commonwealth, YOU viii
take notice, that hare fled in the clerks Office OF
the superior court IF law for the county of Wythc
Try petition, to the Legislature of Virginia at its xt
SESSION, for divorce from you.
Yours, &c. ELIZABETH LYNCH.
Wythe county, Va. Sept. /. 1929. st c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
FOR RENT,

- The House lately occupied by Mr.. No.
fSss7 than Pollard, next 20 the methodist Church,
ksks Reast nc Shoctoe creek. For terms apply TO
- Mr.. Thomas Peterborough.
ccs J9,-e-..e :. r ITh2vT!.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
CIRCUS.
CLOWNS BENEFIT.

fad last night Of Performance, until the Com
Pany's return to occupy the neur Building.
~ This Evening, Saturday, Oct. 2Ith: variety of
entertainments will be brought forward, for which,
p.ase see bills of the duy.-iUr Davis (clown) res
pcc,filly presents his compliments dnd soci,s ee.
neral turn out in his fnvour. oct "a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

Alexander II Everett, late Minister United States to
iiO.n iiavre
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
Shoes, Hats, Domestics, &c.
JACOB NJ, WEAVER,

HAS received his Fail Supply, and offers for saIe,
d = an extensive assortment of GOODS; eouflI. -
sing among thcTn
500 CASES SIIOBS--consjstiag of
Gentleuen's fine shoes boots and brogails, of tie
different varieties OF sewed pegped and nailed
Ladies' morocco and prunella shoes and bootees
DO senlskin walking shros
RoaD's leather pumps, sc.
Misses morocco, prunella and seaskn shoes
Boys and chldren's do. Of every variety
Mems common ard conrse shoes and hrogana
100 CASES JIA1S-conyisting 9C
Beaver Koran, wool, g. c.
DOMESTfC S-consjstj4g ~
Brown and beached shrtings
Sattincts, twiilcd kerseys
Cotton yarn, &c. &c.
CARDS-cOYPrjaJng 0bn"t
60 cases Of the Whittcnore and Eastern brsnds
Paper, writing. wrapping. letter and printing
SoaI leather, shoe thread, shop t7G5nG
Trunks, vdrnGb, &c. dc.
oct 2--eOt2tif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
wALDEGRAyE,

4 NOVEL, in two vols, just published. The
n story of the Novel leads the reader through
the imaginative regions of the World; Italy. its
brilliant recoections its bold passions, and its spen
ded scenery there might furnish fine materials to
writer of less grace than the Author of Wadegrave
land they have been very attractiveiy employed as
the embellishments of the novel 'Court Journal"
oct q For sale by J. II. NASH,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24

u After this day the proceedings in the Conven-
ton Will assume more interesting character. The
Legislative COMMITTEES having resolved to make its
report to-day, the whole of the business will then m
before the Convention; and the reports not vet re-
ierrcd, with that to be made, will probably be at
once comhlitted to the Committee of tho whole
House That course adopted, it is probable that on
Monday the Convention will meet ut an earlier hour
SAY 10 o'clock that the House will immediately re-
solve itself into committee OF the whoe-the pre-
else character n which, will not aaticipate-and
the discussion Will commence, and be continued uI
til the Committee shall rise, and report the several
reports to the House, either with without ulend
nlei't, as the case may be.
a great number OF strangers have come into Tie
city dirg the past week; and principal IIo;os
are already filled to overflow. The general anxiety
ieit even in distant parts of the country, to witness
the Conventional body and its proceedings, will
doubtless great accession to our visitors du-
ring the next week They will be welcome, and
will yet find ample accommodations
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-24
TISES7F SALE.

EI virtue of deed of trust, EXECUTED by Limos
As Underwood to the subscribers on the gid dry
of September 1893, AND dnfy recorded In the clerk
oice of Hanover county, for purposes therein men
toned, NO spl proceed to sell ut public auction, los
ready money. to the highest bidder, on "Wednesday,
Oct 23th, 1872 at hanover court house, one TTaSs
adjoining ". Noodsons. end others; a'so tire ii.l.
lowing slaves, VIZ, 2avy, Washington, James rsaat,
Arrnistead, Polly ana Lefty; much of the above
mentioned property, vii, be sufficient to satisfy
sad deed, and other expenses attending the sam.
The title 10 the above property Is believed indsPuta
Die, hut the Subscribers acting trustees, viii COR
vcy enly such title az is vested in them.
Oct. 5-2awTt JOHN iPYLEE. M,
Holm IIiIlH lFNSlecS.