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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

much more than was sufficient for the supply
of the canal, so that the mills on the stream
which have heretofore been obliged to lie still,
to run as much of the time as was necessary.
Another feeder was taken into the canal, last
week. from Dorety pond, andno doubt is en-
tertaned that the reservoirs will be sufficient
for the whole season.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01
NOTICE.

NNHE Members of the Worcester Harmonic
u Society are notified that special meeting
of said society for rehearsal, will be held at theii
Hall on Thursday evening next, at O'Clock
general and punctual attendance is request
ed. By order of the Trustees
H. w. MILLER, Secy
Worcester, July !. Iw26
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

NOBLE PRoJEcT. At the late annual meet
ing of the American Bible Society in New York
a resolution was adopted to take the necessary
measures for supplying every destitute family
IN the United States with copy of the Holy
Scriptures, within two years from the passing
of the resolution; and agents were appointed
to visit various parts of the Union for the pur-
pose of obtaining funds to accomplish the great
work. A meeting in furtherahce of the above
object was held at the Calvinist Church in this
town, on the 2lst ult., and was addressed in a
very pertinent and forcible manner by Rev.
Mr.. Gould, the agent of the Bible Society, and
by Rev. DIR. Rice, of the Theological Seminary
in Virginia, (who happened to be passing
through town at the time) after which collec-
ton amounting to 1854 was taken up The
next day considerably larger additional sum
was raised for the same purpose by private sub
scription. We learn that several thousand dol
liars have been already subscribed in Boston
and New York, and that there is good cause for
believing that the project will be crowned with
complete success.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

IMPOSITION DETECTED. On Friday last two
dashing young fellows made their appearance
in this town, driving horse and gig in the real
bang-up style" They appeared ike gentle
men of leisure, attending the places of public
resort, and, in the course of the day, made one
or two attempts to trade in horses, but without
success. In the afternoon, advertisements were
received from New York, dated on Wednesday,
offering reward for horse and gig which had
been stolen, and which, it was supposed, was
taken by young person who was suspected to
be female in meh's clothing. Suspicion i'm
mediately fell on the new Corners, and, on ex-
animation, the horse and gig were found to
correspond exactly with the description given
in the advertisement The "gentlemen" had
taken walk, but were soon discovered on the
towpath bridge, viewing the arrival of canal
boat, and were arrested sans ceremonie. On
being questioned they acknowledged that they
were females in disguise. They, however, de-
MED stealing the horse and gig, and said it was
one they hired. They were ordered by mag
istrate into the custody of the gaoler, until OPP
portunity should be allowed to give information
to the owner Of the horse and gig, and to obtain
such further testimony should be necessary
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1829-07-01

Worcester, SIS. Probate Office, June 80, 1879
10 the Heirs Of BETsEV GALE, hte of Boyl-
ston, in said County, deceased, and 10 all others
concerned IN the Estate Of said deceased,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-21

unphs. and its disappointsaents, form fruit
full source Of unhappiness.
The enthusiastic feelings with which men OF
genius are endowed, and their peculiar haol's
of mind, unfi, them for society; aud thus it IS,
that they so frequently fall into the indulgence
of gloomy and misau,hropic thoughts, when
misfortunes attend them. Refused the sympa-
thy Of the world, the character OF such men un,
dergoes a total change-their whole tone OF
feeling is alered-and their "mind to ruin
runs" The strong Tide OF feeling and senslol.
lily which hurries them along, is now mingled
with passions, excited and aggravated by dis
appointed hope. These changes affect the
whole man-pervade every action OF his lille;
but especially are they discoVerabe in his writ
ings. To the calamiries which marked the
early part Of inc literary career of Johnson, is
ascribed the melancholy and even forblddIng
cha, ac,er of n, ny of the ESSAYS which compose
his great work, The RAMBLER.
COMMON SENSE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-21

TRIALS. This world, we see, IS o so"
rabIe NURSERY for great rinds. 'hI u" ID
opposition, persecution, and evils OIL eT e. Whit
form are the necessary instruments =; 4
they are made perlec, through sehes r;,s %.
mixture Of pleasing events does likeS uar,io.
tribute to the end But Of The due PfU.ppiGeris,
in this mixture, we sreno judges Con .r.,l b
however, IN whose hands are Inc So. . mai
rredienrs Of the cup ofmortaI Iife' We m' =,
r., :, ,,;iI r.yer be mQrG -3ii16I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-21

A writer in the Wilmington Del. Journal,
states "'ha, ucighboring paper has published
letter sent through The pos, Office, by Mr.. Har-
ris TO Kensey johns, Jr. Esq. of which Mr. Har.
ris took no copy and which Mr.. Johns never
showed to any person" The writer then asks
-" is it not obvious that this letter has Been
copied in the post nfice" VIC do not know
what Office is referred 10; nor do we no;ice the
charge upon any parry grounds. If il is true
that letters are not safe in passing through The
post Office. the "rascally post mas'er," as Mr..
Van Buren, said, who violates {. seal, should give
place 10 those who have less itching palms
1t is the duly OF every good citizen 10 aid,
where he cat IN ferrering out such disgrace
10 the post Office establishment
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-21

The wages paid to seamen 10 wv wv. n,tl.p
that left Baltimore, were FoUhTkkS ar
per month. In New York, nine a'na,, ,G,.
quoted in the las, Shipping Lis:' as VIC p
paid there.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-21

very advanced age, (for he is between eighty
and nin,,y) forbids The most sanguine hope 10
calculate upon his recovery. He, TOO, Is one
Of the pillars OF the Church; and, whenever II
shall please Divine Providence TO lake him, this
may be his epitaph:
"This bishop, -
Though from an humble stock. undoubtedly
Was fashion'd to much honor. From his cradle
He was a scholar, and ripe and good one,
Exceeding wise, fair spoken, and persuading.
In bestoWinp.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-09-21

-"Hes learned man. May he continue
Long i'll his country favor, and do justice
For truths sake and his conscience, that his bones,
When he has his course, and sleeps IN blessings,
May have tomb Of orphans tears wept onem!''
While, however, we deeply congratulate
our readers upon his head, we regret TO add
,ha, the life Of the venerable Bishop Of -
is despaired Of. He lies dangerously i'll at the
enIscopal palace of the Bishop of -; and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

Ohm n. BLAMIRE grateful for past favours
- now offers for sale, at his Drug and Apothecaiy
Store directly opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel
his regular supply of fresh Garden Seeds, which nc OF:
fers lower than usual and which he confidently recon-
nends to his friends customers and the public; among
them-which are too numerous to mentop--viz:
Superior early Washington 6 weeks pers
True do Charleston
Large dwarf r"arrowfat
White Kidney or bunch snap bcarrs
Fine early york cabbage
do DO C;rIlifiowfr
do do. Battersa
do do Purple capo bracoli
Green curled and green globe SAVOY.
aud all other kinds
White ind red solid CELERY
Imperial ice coss and brown Dutch ettuc,.
SSaTet SHIT top and white turnip ralisirs
Early golden Sioux corr, (rip.u in 65 davs)
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Saisafa Or oyster plant
NasturtiuIn
Jan so
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
Classical s. Mathematical a cademy.

ME subscriber hfs the pleasure of infbrm;np the
e p1'c, tina, he has en,ag I'd as Assistant III the
SiasSlcai anu English Depir,m ent of has school Mr.
beiYanin I. Barrett OF King W .ll:ar, a rentlcmn,
netencv. eN''
Air. Stephen Bernard, a natire of l,r,uee ,yh,s.
quancaolis as successful teacher are hest eynce
by the high rank which his pupils have SUSTAINED, IN
inc university o. Virginia, will Continue to assist in
the French. Spanish, and Mathematical Department
dur rim, { d",rs Of each aay throughout tie gear
Ahe English branches of education, which in most
classical Schools too much neglected. vii, i; ,h;
receive the most faithful attention.
~ few more pupils can be received either NJ
hnarders or as day scholars.
In order that the terms Of this institution ,., h
rendered as reasonable as possible p,lpiIs w, here
after be furnished with board washipo and lc5r;n1
IN the family of the principal, the very low price T
per annurn and both boarders and day scholars
VIII be taught the ordinary branches of the English
department for $40 per annum; the lower branches f
the same department for $50 per anp,mfor $40 nor
annunI additionally, in the prosody CONSTRUCTION and
efliSa analysis ofthe Greek and Latin classics; and
LOT me last mentioned sum, in the department of the
modern languages, which department embraces the
higher branches of mathematics.
Jan sS-ts OLIVER A. SHAW.
For information concerning his literary and mora, oa
MT barrett subJons .he following tesnonals tbe
nrsi from VIM Hawkeswsrih Esq ireden, of the Ru, n
AcadeIy, in King William, and the second from VIM R,s
cty a, its vicinity OF the hshesl enjneme uis
Mr. Benjnmn r. Barrett, ons OF NV nun =, mi;
ef5tn OF during a
o winch period he has been member NV own family and
t aoued me the most complete opportunity of ascer
a9 ms real Character and merits with euua nI,a an
truth therefore certify that his caracer Is ren.oerh
~ "a ms manners those of genenan his course OF study
III inc creek and Latin Classcks been c as m ,.IG
MN oI admission to the University OF Virginia and ever
t oun" MN asent and attentive student deem him PEI
competent TO act as assistant the English aud I,,
departments OF any of our Seminares- ~ '"'
January 2ls, 1929. WN HaWErSyop.r,r
faVins attended the examinations The Rumfprd Academy
or the last 1--WE years. four which Barrett was s,uden,
h:.e, ana 6eps well and intimately acquainted with him
at Hawkesworth. Jvni iS,-n ~, i.oi"
January 22d, 1929. ~ t'-'''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

BEEF

HEi subscribers, DESTROYS to merit continuance of
iberalencouragement which they have here
toiore received from the inhabitants Of Richmond,
respectfully inform them that they will offer at their
r t stalls in the Old Market, and at No Is
ohochoe nm Market, on Saturday the 3lst inst. and
ON several days thereafter Beef equal if not excel
ling in quality any that has ever been seen in this
city; They hatter themselves that the citizens gen
orally VIII avail themselves of the opportunity to e.
vince tneir disposition to encourage uxtra efforts to
serve them WILLIAM STEANE
EDMUND STEANE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
BUILDING LO7S FOR SIZE

''HAT very desirable lot in the rear oftlc Prestv
terrain church now building being $50 feet front
on street which separates it from ihc land occupied
oy manson o. Blbber, and averaging 100 feet deep
more beautiful site is probably not 10 be- had in te
City.
Also three lots ON Governors street, abUyc street
which are daily becoming moro valuable, being in a
central situation ST rect improving as fast as any
III Richmond. They would be exchanged for land
west of the Capitol. ID. I. BiTRR
dec 1S-2ay3w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
CHEAP DRY GOODS

Iiave determined to extend my BUSINESS this
Spring by adding ane xtcnave ,foesais and Ea'
ca assortment, and am inclined to offer nv presen,
s. ok (consis; ing uf almost every article in tho Incl al
very red'red prices. Country Merchants and pur-
eaastrs CENTRALLY are invited to call and Judge for
themselves. GEORGE. e. TiFFIN
1"o dist est
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
Richmond Dycing establishment
On Curry Street, year Of tie Vireiria and Farmers
J,1uEs

On CdTy StTcet, retr Of tic Virginia and Farmers
Banks.
OSEPH WILLIAMS is grateful TO the ladies
~ and gentlemen Of Virginia, for past favours and
hopes continuance of the same; and would thank
the ladies sending their silk dresses to have chem ia
Ken TO pieces, which will enable him TO warrant them
to &c dyed and finished we'll as at any establish
ment IN the Union. Canton or stuff dresses not ne
ccssary as ne has suitable machines to finish them if
sent TO him in the slttution above mentioned.
Gentlemen are likewise informed, that he SCOUTS
aid renevsin colour, COATS pantaloons and vests To-
geter with all kinds Of apparel and requested repairs
them IN the neatcst manner. As usual all kinds Of
piece goods dyed, and hot or cold pressed; furniture
stubs cleaused and re-dycd in the neatest manner.
N b. Tickets will be issued OH leaving the goods
with hin, and requests thcv be presented on up
plicatroD ior the same
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

HNSTNUMENTAL MUSIC, and al, ipfrod,ct;o,, ~ u,
- same comprising the first principles embracing 80 various
f Oh music-io obtain the theory and practical parts
Perform the FIRST course, of Is popular airs in one mouth
S ss he limited time ere) any solo instruments and
SI misic and whose efforts have beeu Intellectual to attain
mrs FINE ART VIII be taught the first course in said time
or no compensation will be required Each subscriber IN AZ
as may suit his mutual convenence '' - e'>'''Ha
AMATEURS impressed for further imnrovemen, n, Chroo
NC music the SoSArAs limited the terms moderate and
ms assdious with warranted Instruments for sale by
j. n. HOFFMAN, Columbian Hotel
d. Gentlemen who reside i'll the country that wish to form
sIeI. c'as or 10 organize musical ASSOCIATION or band viii
Hsaea Wnediate application above specified 80"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
TEEST SIZE

INLST S.lIE.
Ky VIRUS ofa Deed OF Trust executed Edith lav of
January 1922. by Albn s.. Cook, To secure =.
debt therein mentioned, l shall as Trustee therein
named, sell to the highest bidder, for cash. ON Sat,
day the 18th day of February next, at Haley Coles
tavern IN chesterfield county three female slaves to
wit, Fanny, Worncy and Caroline Tor so manv 80
shall be necessary Tor the purpose Of said decd}
shall convey only the title vested in me, bv sand
deed, bat believe the same ia be good.
RICHARD X. WIlSIGER Trustee
Jan o2--2;wJt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHNIoND, JAY !

ARRIVED,
Soop Lady Washington, Soners, from New YotA with sum-
order - ~
aoop Eliza Ann, Carey, from NorfIk, with sundres TO NJ
Myers, and Trple,t & Johnson.
SAILED,
ETg Factor, Prince, FOR Boston, with coal and lnur r
Sioop Providence, Bray, for City Point, ooad cotton
Schr Cnsort Keschum for New York via CITY Pon, and
Norfk also sloop Independence Osborne York via
City Point and Norfolk; aSo sooP Providence Bray for Bait
more, via City Point = ~ :"
vfous to 9Th alt. from Virginin -
The Talyho, Fisher, for Virginia, entered for
loading at Liverpool, Dec. Is IS
NoRFoLK, jan 27.-Sailed, srhr. Washington's
Barge, Benedict for Richmond. :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

UNJUST Ai.E.-3y virtue OF q trust executed
n by James Underwood subscribers On The 22 Iav
9epemor 1928 and duly recorded the clerks Office of Han
owe county or purposes therein mentioned, shall proceed
ON Wednesday the twenty eighth LAY of the present month";
ahary AT f'anorcr house. that being court dav one
Tract of Land in said county, lying OH Aliens Creek and aa
!2nmS W. Mood:ons and others ALSO te following Slaves
WE DavT, Wash hcton James, Isaac hmsed Po,l- an,
ley much of the above mentioned prnperty as win he
ceh1 TO satisfy said deed and other expenses attending t
same he title 10 tue above property beiey ed ndspuab
but the subscribers acting as trustees viii convey only
title as is vested in them John 'ryJFP y 9 '"'h
| 6-Ttc JOHN pRjDDV Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
ME-: En- IMPLANTED. CRANE AND PEYToMN

iSS 1s YIN ATTAINED. CRANE AND PEYTON
March i82 heweeD the hours in the forenoon and I've
"a m aiten"h at hing ~ eten courthouse proceed 10 take
e OF Charles Hill and others read as evidence
Ia ' IN chafery row depending in the county court Of
MI 'elIen wherein am plaintiff and you are dcfln,lant
ana Il tom had wheaher should prevented from proceed
M On day. shall proceed ON the day thereafter when
e "Gd'ief w" permit, at the place. and t.ween the
Same hours and continue from day day until the business
- FiiiLlP Is. PENDLE:TON
IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

EM Dh1 GOoi}S STORE.-3.4.JLtsS H. Hun.
H1s S S. Son & Brothers. Immediately opposite NIessrs
% oee 81 aa mas now ON hand general assortment of
l9hs, cassdmcs~a and sattines, fine AMI coarse
Red, white, green and yellow fannels
SAX and striped Valencia vesiines
SwansdoSu and MarseIles do.
Irish and German linens amns and cam.rics
Ialicoes assorted, embracing a great variety
fancy, striped and plaid gIlghanis
ram and inquired bo,ubazeits, various c,l,ns
81 TO ID Jaconet and book musiirs
Null, India and Swiss do
Swiss and black Italian silk crayats
anton and Mandarin Grapes Italian do.
Black Italian l,strr,g, se9chews and sais,cs
age assortment OF silk, cotm and wouien hosiery
fashionable bonnet ana belt ribbo,rs
Lag Bandaia and cotton haI,dh,u.h,els
G!oves and combs ofercrs descriIn:ol
Linen and cotton tckilgS furniture and apron checks
IIlseys and kerseys suitable servants clothing
f proWn ana bleaehed domestics, diapers Sr.
GGa1Ipetns hearth-rugs, umbrellas, SC &C
aw for cash. N' " 'H tI.A'S u" scii
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

4'oso 4 TIES, &oI.G;G
Phiiadeiphin Jam so. ''
fhe Drawing of the above Lottery will be receiy.
ed on Monday evening next, when all tickets will be
examined CRATES and the cash paid for al prizes the
moment the drawing is received nj the ever
ONCE OF Z. CIUBB
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
NOTnCE.
IAN 2law Ut

fSS Virtue Of Deed of Trust, executed by TIM
mas e. West, TO me, and duly recorded in tho.
c9nnty court of King William the 23d dav of NAV.
1927, shall proceed to SELL at tic late residence Of
lie sad Thomas U. West, the residue Of tho proper
household and kitchen furniture stock, aud p]anta
tion utensils on "Wednesday the 9Th day OF cebrua
ry, 1922 II ta'r, If not the next fair day.
Terms made known on the day of sale
ARCHIBALD POINTER. Irustcc
V1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
REB0HyJ.

- dE<lnobs1I,.
y TEUTo respectfully informs lis friends and the
- public that he has removed his Coneconary Store in the
house lately occupied by Mr. Samuel Myers second door rom
me Theatre and next 10 Mr. Richardson's Apo,hecafy shop
"he!e he continues to keep full and excellent assortment or
~ COHFECTI0SARIES AND FRUIT,
OF s good quality and low prices purchased else
cre families wishing articles in his line may Depend uron
nnng supplied upon the best Grateful for past avors he
etus MS sincere thanks to the public for announcement
ne has Teeered and assures them that no exer,,os sill m
spared 10 merit their favor in future "
jipt 3o--euGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
Stock Of Dry Goods,

On MONDAY, February 2t al 10 O'clock will, NO s,u,
-; at the store Of Mr. VIM g. Pyle, Market Brie his en-.
well selected articles trlnonsst them are ~ ~
Go,hs and eass'eres of all descriptions 1o4 ia
and Ia blankets Irish and German linens; dIapers of ar
qualities; ladies' and gentenen's black and white silk hose
Sacoes OF the newest patterns cambria, acae book and
ws muslns OF all qualities bobbine worked ganza sS
hds and haw elegant assortment gloves of ali Kinds
anu sizes large assortment of ladies' cotton
nnse thread iaces of all Qualities silks ali kinds and c
ueS also. large quantity of ready clolig fh, Sale
WIZ os without Reserve, nn mouths credit SUMS over Sim
Under 500, cash; hYApposed papi. S'N'
s- OTIS. DUNLOP & co
-y1-N \
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

FARMERS ACCOUNT.
IHE Farmers Accountant and Instructions for Over
seers; to which is added, the mode of calculating
rest on Bonds; making up Executors, Administra-
tors and Gt'ardans Accounts according to the rules
OF the Superior Court Of Chanccry, founded on the
decision of the Court of Appeals
s,tr, ny PIEAsANr SoIr, Petersburg Ia.
just published and for sale by
1an 50 ]. H. NASH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

'llh general rqeeting OF the members of the Rl,-
tuai Assurance Society AGAINST fire Oh BUILDINGS
OF tho State Of Virginia, Will DC held at the
once m y, the CITY OF Richmond Monday the Stl,
Jan ~ eoi4t SAMES RAWLINGS
Pr. .1gs. NJ a. Soc;ety~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

ENTERTAINMENT,

'HE Tavern at Lavallce, the residence of James
b. Ferguson, on the road leading TO Charlotte
y6Ie ye miles above Goocland Courthouse. and six
oclo" nIS iey Sis now open and ready for the re-
ccPon OF Travellers and the proprietor boue his CARO-
and attention will merit the patronage of the rn6ilc
-e-GL1tt1nU, t'tc' IS. wdVV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

WANTED, \ LADY of polished manners and omal;6
NJ LIONS 10 ASST IN the management and instruction of
uGhefs scoo! at tlifton her employment 10 consist
-, ~ ~ the manners, department CONVEX
u 'e Young ladies during their hours of relaxation
"a aen! on 10 Their Cess will be considered an essen
a. VI if o'iy; ana ser presence will be rcouirei when
sn i'e are not win Mrs II herself She win he re-
!'eu, as 'oa'd them i'll their walks amsemeuts &c and
uiai 'e proper poon VI time aud attention il allotted 10
is rec tltion hours Letters, postpaid addressed 10
III - Iuche ESQ kennedy's T. O. RuIrsm icx cunty will
ian 25-2av6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30

4 % Planters IF To6accO on Ja1nss Eirrr-
AVnlCE rs gncn that all Tolacco Intended for socks
aIchousc, arriving ~ the Easr will desired he r..
ino me 're Proof Warehouse of the subscriber fo;lr
we fasn AMI adjoiuifg Scku Of expense ofdraage
sno receipts granted by The Inspectors Shoe ,,n, &
20 the owner, when called for Esyct,c OF sau1
png) than would occur if III delivered II ce p,o %
f, ample insurance has been ecclcd ulon a., too stSsc
- '~ '-SO 4Sofe EaileA ~, L AGILIS =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-01-30
3HNJAnTIN q. MIcIIIE

s1ttOIHey NI LdW,
W. Ill; practice in the superior and inferior courts
held IN the city of Richmond, including those
lpr the county of IIenrico. He may be found at the
office OF Chapman johnson, Esr,.
jan I0-eoGt