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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-31
From the COmuercinI .2tlreriiye7..
LID " tEIrl LID OH IrIrrn nnr-

Dn L LAT n Il KOM EUROPE.
The packet snip Suiiy, Captain Macy, arrived this
m6r1nng from Havrc, whence she sailed ON tlc LIST
insar
Passengers in the SnIy, Hon James Brown Err.
late Minister of The .. States the Court of France
and lady, Gen. Scott, q. s. Army, and lady.
- The Constellation, which took out Mr.. Rves TO
Havre, sailed again the 22d Sept for Inc AIe5fer-
ranean, with Com. Biddo, who is to take command
on that station.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM ENGLAND,
Rumours were again aiioat of changes in The Bri-
tIsh Ministry, which utterly dsregarde6 until ve
saw the iact graYeiy annouucld upon he bulletins OF
some OF our contemporaries the authority Of the
London Courier of the 23lh Sept. that the Duke of
Wy ellington and Mr.. Peel were to 20 out We theu
commenced transatng the Couefs article from tho
journal du uavre but found that the whole was
satire upon the journals which are constantly tr-
ming with the public by the circulation of such idle
reports, The Courier Cravely assures the public
That neither Goblet, nor Hunt, nor Lord Noun .
casSei, nor Wr. Saddler, are TO succeed the noble
Duke
FROM TIE SEAT OF WAR.
Inc Paris papers Of the 2ath of September con
TAIN INC account Of the conclusion OF pCBce as given
III the London Atlas Of Tic 27th. Phcrc was aIzo q
uipor, on the same day. Of the renewal of hostllujcs
between the Russians and the Turks. 'Fns report
was somewhat strengthened ON Tie z9th by the fol-
owing extT.ct Of commercial letter from Vienna
dated September g.
eat the opening of the EXCHANGE TO-DAY. Rank nc
IONS were at 49, but they fell suddenly to 100
IhS ia Is attributed 10 the rupture of
serious connections at Constsniinoplc and tho de-
hntlvs march Of The Russian forces on the Turkish
1t is somewhat suspicious that no dates ore oivrp
Tor this intelligence of the deryC march" nT tho
RuSs'an forces. The following intelligence from AL
ld'opIc, ~ thc 9Th September pycn bv1Ic Atcz-
bnrr Gazette, is more probable:
"' conferences W"~c saspeCd"d on i'c ~ .r.,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-31

MARRIED, in this city, on Wednesday, lie 2alh iasi
HATmtT D,FsfL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-31

The Rev. benjamin H. Rcc, of Pscrsturg. Va
has accepted cal from tie Presbyterian Church j.,
Pearl street ~ York, to be Their pastor, and IN e-
peel cd there 10 few weeks To enter on tlr durcs 81
Ills pastoral charge.
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Twenty Dollars Reward

WILL be given for experimenting and
w delivering 10 me, or securing him in
jail, my negro Man BILLY, who calls him
self Billy Woody. lie abscopded on tuesday
night the 23d inst. apprebend be will at.
tempt 10 get to Richmond, by going down the
river in a boat. lie formerly belonged to, Mr..
Zackariah Brooks. formerly of Richmond, and
II taken in Richmond and secured IN jail there,
will give THIRTY DOLLARS REWARD
Billy is about thirty years old, well made, ra-
Their stout, and a shruds fellow. Had on when
he went of. coat of domestic cloth, tow linen
pantaloons, fur hat pretty much worn. lie
is of dark complexion, and about five feet four
inches in height.
IL The Editors oftbe Richmond Enquirer
will insert this four weeks, and forward his ac-
countto this Office for payment.
JAMES OGDEN.
June 90 1891
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

Mr. and Mrs. + yum, from the Northern The
aires, made their first APP ,ea ance here on
Monday evening last, TO a crowded and fash
ionable house; AID we musi candidly confess
we have never witnessed greater Theatrical
treat. Mr.. +. is an Actor Of the first standing
and has no competitor in his lne Of business in
this country. One and all have been delighted
win him, aud we anSiously look forward TO
his performance OF the " Three Singles" in
which h. is so celebrated, 10 every city he has
yisted.-Mrs. r, is charming Actress, and "a
delightful Singer, possessed OF every quaIifca-
ton both in voice, figure and face that could
possibly he wished for. The celebrated Com
edy OF Laugh uhen you can, and the new
Farce of " The Married Bachelor" advertised
Tor Friday last, have been postponed, in conse-
auence OF the inclemency sfthe weather, until
THIS EVENING. We hope, during the visit
of Mr.. and Mrs. I. the managers will be ena-
bled 10 produce the celebrated Piece of" TWEEN
" Years, or the Life of Gambler" which ha >
been played to crowded houses in all the prin.
cipal Theatres in the Union and we perceive
by the Northern papers, that Mr.. F. has been
admired above all others, in the character OF
the Gambler. We sincerely hope the Mana
gers will receive that patronage which they so
richly deserve. L. H.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

" The Enquirer lately found room to pub
fish the Instructions furnished by Mr. Clay to
our Ministers at Panama--but in rendering
this tardy act fjustic ice to the late adminisra-
at that member OF it whom it hates with the
most cordial hatred. II declared. in IFS usual
dogmatcal tone, that, although Mr.. Clay
name was appended TO it, Mr. C.. was not its
author and indeed, that no distinguished
State Paper" which had emanated from the
Department of State during the Secretaryship
Of MIR. Clay, had proceeded from his pen. The
following paragraph from the Natioual Intel
ligencer will show that the Editor of the En-.
quirer knows as much about this matter as he
did about the " gorge Gus furniture" 10 the East
Room:
"Tbe ENQUIRER has " finished" the publca-
ton of" the long documents as it terms the
Instructions to our Ministers at Panama-not
half as long. by the way, as some of the speech
es against thai Mission, which the Enquirer
served up to its readers with SO much haste
and recommendation. The Enquirer asks us,
whether we still think that Mr.. CLAY is the
autho, of the long document 7 We do more
than think" so we knOW it. The Enquirer
is of opinion that Mr.. CLAY is nds good wri-
ter. That opinion, if it be really entertained,
shows how little the Enquirer knows of Mr..
CLAY, who is one OF the best writers in our
country. There is not distinguished State
Paper before the public" says the Enquirer
- which emanated from his pen whilst Secre'
of State. Before the Enqulrer's Public. it is
possible there is not because tie Enquirer
has studigusly withheld from is readers every,
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ITEMS.

Nary Of the United States.-The
Navy ofthe United States now consists of !
ships of the line. frigates of the FIRST class, 4
Grgates Of the second class, IL sloops Of war,
and 7 schooners The Oldest vessels are the
frigates United States, Constitution, and Con.
stella,on, all built in the year 1877. There
are now building in the United States, seven
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

W Mr.. Giles rs again in the field. The
Mchmond Enquirer of the Odd, usbers to the
"ol'a' " No /, ," of" Retrospecis- Compilation,
-heo'e's-a'sd Reflections. The pen of our
o''''ohng Governor is apparent ia the very
1'S' sentence, wherein he speaks of the " state
y 'dsc'adt'on and subiimation" in which the
'a'e war left The minds of the American PEG.
p'e What does the old gentleman mean
we lear that his mind, Gf we have properly
e'"s''ued his meaning) is pretty much in the
s''ue s'ate.--fhe old gentleman quite suit.
SseoFresPondent for the "Old Lady, of the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

u II is no wonder that Mr.. Clay cannot re-
ceve the welcome of his friends and neghborS,
and testify his regard for them by public ad-
dress, without provoking the abuse of his enc
mics, from one end of the Union to the other.
He pourtrays their Character and conduct in
such vivid colors that the CALLED jades" ale
compelled to " vince" Gen. Jackson might
speak in " every village, town aud hamlet
from Kennebec to Key West, and not one of
Mr.. Clay's friends would care an iota. He
might provoke smile. perhaps, but nothing
more. Such is the difference between truth
and error,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

II WILL give liberal price for smart ac-
tive boy, between twelve and fourteen
years of age. A coal blach from The country
would be preferred. Apply 10 the subscriber
or Mr.. H. d. Morrel, 10 Lynchburg.
SAML. M. SCOTT.
June % 1871
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LUCK AT
j" EOrtune's Coftage. -
June2o

S|UtFHSts
Numbers % % 81 a Capital prize OF
S5oo-in the Union Canal Lottery, Glass No. 9
was sold at tins Office, in "A whole Ticket and
the cash paid, 10 Mr., WIN. c. Williams of Sa.
lem, Boleiourt.-1his sP ec imen of good fortune
is proof positive that Fortunes may be had at
HEWSOls,5 most astounding
Office Of Luck
Tnn.O-
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NNfOTICE-AH persons indebted TO the late
III firm of q. Il. ~ l.. NOkVELL, ale re.
quesied TO come forward and make payment
Immediately, as longer indulgence cannot DO
gwen Than the Isl OF August.
LORENZO NORVELL,
Surviving partner.
June % 2lif
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VAAUaBAE AAND
FOR SALE.

KDY virtue Of deere Of the County Court
I'D Of Bedford. pronounced a May term,
1929. the undersigned Commissioner, will, in
pursuance of said decree, on the first day Of
Bedford July Court next, proceed to sell, be.
fore the door of Bedford Court house, 10 the
highest bidder, on a credit OF one, two aud
three wears, thai valuable tract Of land. late
the property Of the Rev. James Turner. dec ID,
situate on the south side of Lite Otter, in
Bedford county, abou, miles south eat from
Liberty. containing by estimation 5l3 acres,
more or less, (includhg the widows dower,)
which is reserved TO her during life. About
400 acres OF said land is cleared, and well en-
closed, the balance is in woods, and tolerably
well timbered, the whole Of which lies remarka-
bly well, and a part good tobacco land The
improvements are commodious--a framed
Dwelling House OF 7 or b rooms, with all other
venient and necessary buildings-a young
Apple Orchard OF about ninety or a hundred
trees of well selected fruit. This IS considered
one of the hest Farms in the neghborhood, y
ing unusually well, and well watered. Bonds
with approved security will be required oil the
purchaser. Possession will be gwen on the
first of Nov. next, Of all the premises except
the widows dover with the privilege OF seed
inc this fail. Persons wishing TO purchase can
have the premises shown them by applying 10
Mr.. Francis Hopkins. or the subscriber, living
near the place
WIN. LEFTWICH, Jr. Commissioner.
June o. ,ds9l
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thing calculated 10 reject sIedst on The late al.
m'nlstrai'on. But those who survey their coun.
tfys concerns from more elevated ground,
Know that besides these Panama instructions.
which are prond monument 10 his fame ms n
patrol aud stateman, there are many official
papers from his hand of such merit as 10 eu,i-
tie Mr. Clay IN stand among the foremost in
The hrst rank OF his eountrymen. Without
more minute reference TO them, We will IN.
stance his correspondence concerning the &c.
ionlal Trade and his letter asserting our tight
TO the tee navigation of the ST. Lawrence.
Lei The Enquirer publish the Inter, aud let its
readers judge between it and u.s."
VI F.B. Ogden, Of New York, has been
appointed Consul a, Liverpool, in place of MIR.
Maury. Is he not The same Mr., Ogden on
whom the draught was made in Nashville by
Aaron Burr in 1877. on which Andrew Jackson
was endorser
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LAST PROCLAIM ALTON.

TOMORROW
The splendid drawing Of he Dismal Swamp
Lottery,
CAPITAL 1875 COO
Takes place in the City Of Hichmond-call M,
day nj the Banner of tuck for fortunes.
The following numbers were drawn in the
Delaware and South Carolina Lottery No o
4 80 20 ~ 10 q l.
Renew your prizesai
HEWsoN'S Lucky Office.
June %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

lNfoTiCE.--By virtue of = deed Of trust
~ executed 10 the subscribers by Ambrose
Ruckcr and Betsy his wife, and is Of record ia
the county Court of Amherst, 70, certain pur-
poses in said deed expressed--wll be exposed
10 sale, at public auction, on Friday the 9TH
day Of August next II fair, if not, on the next
fair day, tract Of LAND, containing sixty a
ores, sing near liiller's Creek, in the county
Of Amherst. Another tract containing about
thirteen hundred aod forty ncres, btirg the
tract on which said Rucker resides. Also, Que
other tract in the same oeghborhood, contain
ing eight hundred and thirty nine acfes. on
which George Tinsley resides. The sale will
be on IA credit of one. two aud three years;
.he purchaser giving bond with approved Sc
curty, and deed OF trust on the land 10 secure
the purchase money. Acting as trustees, the
subscribers will convey such title as is vested
in them by said deed, and none other, which
they believe unquestionable.
JOHN MILLER. d.,
DAVID r. EDLEY, ir"s'eeS'
June4. ifwtds.
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TOBACCO MARKET.

This article has been somewhat more ANNA.
ted Tor The last few days. Accounts from
Richmond that a large parcel had been taken.
on foreign account, ats |, has tended 10 en-
courage the dealers here. This sale was said
to have been made 10 some ofthe large capital.
lists In the oorthern cities who are disposed to
break VI the monopoly that has hitherto ex.
isted in fne Tobacco for the French market
" Wepublished in our last an account of
the late murdereus transaction n, KY West.
IN which Mr. McRea was said TO have prove is-
ed his fate by Illicit intercourse With the wife
of his murderer. II is due TO truth and TO the
memory of Mr.. NJ to say that subsequent &C.
counts contradict this ru,nor.
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r 40 PRIZES OF $1,000. n
MAINE STATE LOTTERY,

CLASS NO. /.
To be drawn in Portland, on Friday the Goth
day Of June, 1929.
60 Numbers--9 Drawn Ballots.
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Whole Tickets $40 shares in proportion,
For sale at the fortunate office Of
Is. W. HEWSON.
May %.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-06-29

Jicke,s 80 Halves ~ sos Quarters 81 %
For sale at HEWsoN'S Lucky Office
June %
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N. Y. Jour. Of Commerce.

Providence, Or. L. June 6.--BANK-
Ruprcr.-Bankruprcy is no" the order of the
day, and the frs, enquiry tina, is made in the
morning. who has failed since last night =
When the present embarrassed s,ate Of our
market will cease, heaven only knows. Con.
fdeoce is destroyed between man and man,
and Rhode Island weavs gloomy aspect.
L L iIhrnl.l- AllLIILan...
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THEATRE.

Communicated.
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June
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-27
.MiAaietoWn Academy.

vWv;IE Summer Session OF this Institution will com
T. mence on the 81 Monday of April next Be-
SIDES receiving instruction in the usual branches Of
an English and Classical education the students
have free access to select Library Of about 200
volumes of Standard works in History. Biography
Poetry, &c. The Academy is also furnished with
the necessary apparatus for the practical study Of
Treo lometry and Surveying.
The government of this institution is mild and
paterna The rod is dispensed with, except n ex-
IRENE cases and for the correction Offences APP
peal is made to the consciences and moral principles
of the offenders. without which appeal corporal
chastisement only hardens and brutalizes the mind
March 16, 1899. 95-sc.
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nv BRITISH A VTICEPYTC~Es0
TIE YrEgegEE.

For cleansing, echttenily. Gm preserving inc 1eeh
and Gums.
vg'HE BRITISH ANTICEPl &c DENTifRiCE which, the
present proprietor wishes particularly to recon-
mend to the attention of the public, perfectly exempt
from all those acids witch in general form the basis OF 'o"
powders III common use, and which, although 'ley may
Whien the Ii for short time, must inevitably destroy
the Enamel BY their ee eros acton ON TINS beautiful GOV.
erng of the teeth. The consequence is that the EameF
winch shield provided by nature to protect the so-
gy and internal structure, RAPIDLY corrodeu by
these acid cred ents, become more discoioured Vah
ever and exposes inner portion OF The tnoh 10 cares
and rapid ami CERTAIN decay by the use OF the Brttsh
1aicebtic Dentr.ce tie morning, AS occasion may re-
ouue with brush IN jderateiy hard and I'D wa'er the
accumulation of 1Irtgr will not only be prefeoted, but
the teeth rendered Jedusy and Permanently 1shie, ana
the gums restored that freedom from soreness, That
hardness and which the sure tests OF elr
healthy and the best guarantee OF i't natural rag
Of the breath which Hever be expected IN cJnnec'
ton with foul teeth, and scor5I,c, unhealthy gums
(psce 50 cents Box.
- Prepared fran the original Recibe in Ms OF the late
DR. I. Conway, by his immediate saccesser and the so!e
E,vfsie,or +. Kdder and sold wholesale by hun al his
Counting Room, Mo 81, G'rneriy called NO 10
Court street, head OF Hanover street, near Concert han,
Boston, ard retaed by MS special appointments (logethe'
with all valuable Medicines prepared ny the late DR.
Conway by
J. HARLAN, Agent
No 1856 Narhd Street, Wilmington.
None genuine unless signed L. Kldder, the outside
inteG wrapper.
A .i,e1 t,,G b,s iA~s
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j PAantation Wanted.
(For which the cash will be paid. !

(For which the cash will be paid,)
In the vicinity Of Wilmington. New Castle. or
Dover, containing from 50 to 100 acres more or
less with good buildings and good water, on high
and healthy situation, not far from the Delaware or
some other navigabe water. Apply to the subscri
Der at Mr.. Keddys tavern. j.. MARY.
Wilmington, Feb. "a, 1929. s9.--4h
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.sIQItl a.

a LII Persons indebted 10 the Estate of CHARLES
IA FsnRA, deceased, by note or book account, are
requested to come forward and discharge the same;
and those having calns against sad estate, will
please present them lie say attested for settlement.
JOHN r. ROBINSON, Admir-.
Wilmington. March Q, 1899. 9.3-i
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E5ook-Binssing.
BxAMK BOOKS

OF every shape and description OF ruling,
suitable for

Ut CFUTy sHdPC dIHI 0tsITIVtVTI Ut TuIIIg,
suitable for
BA.Ks, MERCHANTS, Court RECORDS, &c. sc.
Made at the shortest notice, in the first style,
and most durable materials.
New Books bound, and old ones rebound. Pa
per teint lined for Music. or other purposes 10 any
pattern which may be ordered.
C,ach-nakers and Hatter's leather, elegantly GIL
ded
Those. with every other spocos II work con
nected with binding ruling, Or gd'n do,e on short
notice, and reasonable terms, in the establishment
connected with this office.
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a wDJE TAc1CRy
snN "A n ll,u

GlTUATE in the Village of Prquea, Salisbury
~ Township lancaster county. Is mllcs from Phil
adcpa, and three from the Philadelphia and
H., easter Turnpike. This establishment consists
Ola stone story building 25 by 60 feet square &
Dye house adjoining IS feet square. ma
chlnery are % |lnbe and two single cartling ma
chimes. Picker, Hitiy-, Jcnnys, StanIey's Shearng
Machine, Looms. Eye-Kctties, Bine vat, Pulling
Sunk, SC. sc. with good water power
For further particulars application may be made
on the premises to
JOS: G. SHIPPEN.
March g 1900
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n Office.

yE1IlE Trustees of the Episcopal Congregation OF
Il Wilmington, are DESTROYS to receive proposal
for the Mason work, and Carpenters work, OF a
Church, to be built of Stone. Information ON the
subject will be given on application to DIR. JOHN
RpINCKLE. Chairman of the Board of Trustees.
Wilmington. Feb. 9, 1929.
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Election.

& Annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the
IA Bank of Wilmington and Brandywne will be
held at james PIumlys Inn. on Monday the 9th day
OF April next, between the hours of and O'Clock
p. Nj, for the purpose OF electing nine Directors,
for the ensuing year. BY order of the Board
j. P. WOLLASTON, Casl'r.
Wilmington. March 9. 1929.
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Machine Cards.

HtU.BERT BURROW ), -Manufacturer Of Pat
~R ent set liachine Cards, both Tor Cotton and
Wool Carding Machines, Of first rate quality, and
warranted to perform well with proper management.
Middletown, Connecticut.
The SUBSCRIBER Agent for the sale of said Cards,
HAS NOW ON HAND, large assortment which
he will sell on reasonable terms.
JOHN BAILEY,
No. ia, Market, Wilmington, Del.
Next door above the indian Queen Tavern.
Nov. %, 1928. G4-6m.
N. b. William 7. James celebrated COOKING
STOVES, with "A handsome variety of common
Stoves < Coal Crates, to be had as above, at very
reduced prices.
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TO RENT,

TUVIlE Dwelling House No col, Market Street.
u 1t is pleasantly situated in the upper part of
the Town. The Brandywine water has been in
troduced into the yard. And the property in good
repair possession given on the 25th inst. For terms
enquire of THOS: S. NEWLlN,
No. 1877, Markets..
Wilmington, Sd mo. II, 1929. Oft
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Day-BOOk Lost.

small Day-Book belonging to the Estate E! Q
DR.. John johnson is missing Any person VINO vii
deliver it 10 the subscriber shall be generously re
warded. II. POh l hh.
Wilm'n. Jan. 81
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ENssr Sale.

THyHE time of service of t,r" Colo"rci Men trat
Il have been brought up To the Farming business,
aud can be well recommended Fur terms apply
to JAMES MCCULLOUGH, (F)
Living near Christiana Bridge.
January 16. 1920. 78--tf