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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
From the Winters Wreath.
THE BLIGHTED HEART.

There is not on the pages which reveal
Our sum of anguish, in the Rock Of Fate.
A pang severer than the pain we feel
When Friendship is decelv'd, or Love meets hate
When warm affection coldy is reprov'd.
orhopeless misery denounced BY lips we lsv'd.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-01-02
Vol. III.
apg,,y,y.nNnl.A gCSEs.4lD
Eor Christmas & New Years

For CnIlSlliino ~ Nv"
..h;cb are the following, to be had at K
f1 mos, g sons Book Store No. 81 Market st.
Young Pilgrim with copper plate ensravlnss
Young Cadet do 90
Northern Regions do DO
Fire side Stories do do
rncbante Plants gilt and cooured plates
Always Happy She 9r m"";s, '''''0'
na. a.h palmer Visit for Week
1,.ot Nv Evenings in Boston
nnss" r 49, 1rv;nc Visit TO the Sea side
1 n:N..s, Nav Eliza Wharton
-, -. T,,os Peter Wilkens
Christmas Box INV, " -.
u ,,.y g r5,c,,on Western Heath
fru,ss ~ ranlv r airchill Family vols.
O'pn| ossons Kings & Queens Of France
Walks in Kent cr.ei d. 10y
Jack lIallyard nrau" i"Pa c;..o,
r r, i,Pp1 scrptural Nat History
Happy Family f,eieh 0, '',e u pa
Esdale Herd Boy trencn I IA Doy
Orphans Of Normandy peaceiui a,'ey
c c.aI C,r,,dmo,her Lights of Education
\ Pierre and Family i.I'ic rays
Juvenile Forget me Not cousins
MY Birth Place Literary box
MI Faclv D.vs Marias Reward
prov;dentih Care Integrity
Theodore Warming and Example
Young Moralist Tales for Boys
Food for the Young DO TOR Urls
Rosamond g vols. LOTTERY i'chel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

I'm Henroo county court Ang Isth, 1922 John w Smith,
pit against Gecrsiana Catherine Jones' infant by John
e Mosy, sheriff of the county OF enrco, guardian ad
ile assigned by the court to defend her suit Samuel
+. Parsons, and John Es,eil dfls.-lN CHAYcERY
The defendant john Esleil having entered his appear
ance and given security according the assembly and
the rules OF this cou and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he uabitant of this country oreted that
the said defendant do appear here the day the net
November tem aud the hill of plaintiff and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted newspaper pub
ed in tie city Of Richmond for months successfully and
posted the front door of the this county,
81 4 copy. Tesie. CHA'S WILLS Day. OK
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
TuE FORCE OF PRINCIpI,E.

1t must certainly be gratifying to the true friends
of the country to such positive demonstrations Of
returning sanity in the public mind, is offered by
the following article copied from the Southern Rad
cal, paper published in Cheraw, $. Carolina, which
has hitherto been a advocate of Gen. Jackson.
"Proseription In .9iIbamn.-'Fhe vampire spirit of
reformation is gradually extending itself towards the
Soutl-Hsvng glutted it's enormous appetite to sa-
tiety with the innocent well as the guilty blood OF
the north il lus turned the full broad glare Of its ba-
eiisk glance upon the geniei ALLEYS, the dry bcaa"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
JOHN N. GORDON,
chant,

Grocer and Commission Merchant,
OFFERS to his friends and tire public generally,
~ well selected assortment of GROCERIES,
at wholesale and retail, all crcept ardent spirits
Special attention will be paid to any produce consgn-
cd to him, t0ih the e1ceptOn nboUe made, aud receive
ind forward goods to persons in the upper country
on the usual terms. sept 4-8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
M q. RTMEs NEWS.
SAILED,
PORT OF RICTI.WO.NEJ.

SAILED,
Schr Alice & Mary, Saunders, fnr New York, coal
SchT Minerva, Mister fer Baltimore, with tobacco aud coal
Schs Adrian, Sharpe, for Philadelphia coal.
Sioop Mary, Mathews, for City Point, tobacco.
NORFOLK, Sept 1Arrd scts Independence, Hooper from,
Baltimore, 80 hours, bound Richmond Planter Hail. from
Martinique Newtern Packet, Middleton, from Richmond
Below hound up, scbr Transport, Ayrcs from Orleans
Nav YORK. Aug 3l-Arrd, brig Columbus, Lake, III Is fin
St Uhes I'd inst ai d. long &c, spoke ship Mordccai DIS
I'm London, for City Point, Va.
Sailed schr Fairfield Richmond
PnLADgtrnlA Sept -Cd, brig Adams, RiPkns, Norfolk.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

Tue SOUTH ne feariessiy independent-tfe rig
10y .oosslent. the wavering, apostat political
weathercocE and the steady undeyiaiinp adberent of
Pr'nePfe, no matter what be the actuatiup motive
~ne.ncr pure or Impure, whether patriotic or selfish
my were opposed 10 Gen. Jacksons election all
S expect 10 ia beneath the fell s,yoop Of ,b,s re.
po."tHiS monster ready has this pohitcaI Hercules
I II ms PenenSian labours in Alabama
marry j. Thornton, ESQ. of Huntsville has been Q.
Jec'ed from the Office of District Attorney for North
Aiabama, and Mr.. JOSEPH, Scott appointed in hrs
pace VINO Mr. Scott is we do not know but we
Ano" ihat Harry j. Thornton has Won for mrrla re-
Pdloh as enVable as that of any young man in this
UT any other country. Now, why we ask was he
turned out of officer Was il because he was ncapabe
OF d,schaeng the duties Of his station? Certainly not
rad ne been guilty Of criminal lashes or will he
oe made out public defaulter, and thus placed by.
tie Side OF the Fillebrowns, the Watkinses and the
Nourses; Ian any of these charges be made and
sustained? We should think not What then is
the true causee We call upon the fricds of the
ueherai TO answer us; because feel interested i'm
khoWlng. For IT Gen. Jackson ia to be licensed
10 run not IN his career of indiscriminate pro-
sc'iPhoii' II Is high time that the batteries of a
,ree anu independent press We're let loose upon
nun; we advocated Gen. Jackson's election i'm
'e that WIN ms success better state of things
might De induced. But we are sorry to saw tina,
we nave "swnpped the devit for ,oitch." Our faith
was powerfully shaken when we read his sinauyural"
anu every act OF hls administration, save the ap-
Pointment OF Rives to the court of ST. Cloud has
hau tendency To wax us fainter and fainter in the
cause There must be something weak or corrupt
IN that Administration which makes Daft Groom
us organ, aud there must be something .roten in
D'tmark, where the Venal treaShery OF such men
as Amos Kendall, Isaac HILL and Mordeca Soah ARE
rewarded with 6ffice."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
A GENCY.--The Subscriber offers his ser

A GENCY.-The Subscriber offers his ser
Ia vices for the collection Of claims against the
United States or individuals. His knowledge of the
of conducting business at the public Offices,
and acquaintance with the citizens generally, afford
great facilities for the speedy settlement ofaccounts
Satisfactory reference will be given, and charges
moderate. u. ROMANS.
Georgetown, D. G.. September I, 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
MANAGERS OFFICE.
SEW YORK CONSOLIDATED M IL

TO be drawn TODAY
prize OF 500 prize of $1,000
do 1,862 9 do tUm
do 400 10 do 1so
Besides SOS, dos, Sos, &C. &c.
Tickets 81, Quarters /. Cali at the Manners
Office. YATES & M'INTYRE!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

/ FROM TIE frankfort (hy.) Commentator fur 49,
IhE Posr MASTER GENERAL.-The remarks OF
eeVcrai eastern papers, upon the suggestion of this
'hdt MR.. VIM. i. Barrywas in default to the gov
ernmrnt, " to the department over which he now pre-
sdes ten thousand dollars have our par
,'cuar attcnti"n. haiong them, the .authorizod, =
un9uaIrea deniat" of the Telegraph. Until las!
sunday, no paper was received here in which our
statement was called In question the jackson pa
pers an M's state having thought best TO let az
it wasthen too late procure Office comics and pre
pare an expos ton in time for this paper We regret
mat those eastern friends VINO display so much solicit
tude, must be kept in suspe,,ce whole week; but it is
unavoidable, and shall be but week. In orr next
some things which sthe records of the Federal fo,rt
in this town ,oH show" shall be distinctly set forth
and we will then also explain the alllsion to matters
connected with this delinquency, which We said
would make common men stare" And if we are
not sustained by the facts, all that we have adyan
ced upon this subject, we will agree that we are in
no better predicaieilt, in this respect than HE is
who, to excuse act of cruelty, charged Mr.. Haw
k'ns with beinga deiaulter, and saw the charge re-
fuled.
The Ohio State Journal says, in an article headed
NV 4uLEsALE REFoRM!"-
fhe late Indiana Illinois aud Missouri papers notice the
removal oi sunday Registers Receivers osnascrs &c &c
IN thse States and the appointment TO fill their pla
ces No reasons given for those changes none being in Inc,
II being understood that the latter thorough going
herofe were each emitted to his rerrard while the oTner
VINO had voted The ADAMS TICKET Election unoues
ahy mered to be PUNISHED, asreeaby the political code
nov in force" o''
ny tins Searching operation of REFORM thus to he
enforced ON Indiana, Illinois, and Missouri the free
dom OF Election in those States to be assaed by
the stipendnrIes of an Administration whose sole
principle of action be the retention of power
undeservedly obtained, and nnwor,hily used-a stri
KING Illustration OF MIR. Benton remark in his Report
on Executive Patronage: "The exercise" snys that
learned partisan OF the present Administration, "of
great patronage an the hands Of one man, has a con-
slant tendency to sufiy the purity IF our institutions
aaa to eraanser the iide, ties Of the country" The
same eenteman's picture ''of the collection and dis
osrsenents9f revenue, ,oh all Us trin IF salaries
'Jo1S d,d Contracts" and Of the pcrnicous "pnwer'
OF the PRESIDENT over the support" and consequently
the ",0ih' of list of officers -formidable in
numbers, and still more from the vast amount of mo
'ney III their hands," shows how well the Senator
while pennng his report, understood his poli,ical
friends.-E Nat. JOUR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

o. We requested to Lucas p. THompsoS of
Amherst candidate fill the vacancy in the Senatorial
District occasioned by Gen. Gordon election Congress
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

1'1,"D 0tN"U"ff' ~. =. .fuIuSL ~
Many ofoar readers have probably heard OF the late
Eds.tfeM Ghost and some perhaps wonder that We
nave not contributed aid in the circulation of
occurrence so extraordinary and mysterious Our
apology IN part is,-We expected by the time we
should have placed the marvellous narrative snugy be-
tore our readers the real ngency would be discovered
and mysterious would be turned into the ridiculous:
such has been the case.
The strange anu unaccountable noises that have
been frightening the good people of Waltha procee-
ded, no, from ghost, but young man in the neigh
bourhood composed of real flesh end blood. So we
have turned ont n trae prophet. What an easy and
safe way OF Prophesying.-to let The event hap
pen before we fortel it. 1. is said though IN goo,
earnest, that if this young does the like
gain, the people intend to make him real Ghost.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
Fro, The Boston Journal.

We assured Jackson will ,url, OH, those only
who have used their official influence for eicc,oern,s
Poses-Rtcisnoad ENQsrer. -
The above published in a number of Tin, Jack-
son, az well as National Republican pa pers about the
time that Jackson left Nashville to take the presde
tial chair II originated in letter from friend Of
the Richmond Enquirer who profcssed TO BIZ, with
the General, and to know lis sentiments. Asanex.
rIHplllicaton we beg leave to relate a brie. story
a subordinate officer i'll one of our Gust ON houses
was taken from humble condition by the Collector
lone of the most honorable and kind hearted of bu.
man beiEgs,j and appointed to the place, which he
held until the reign of jackson. He was q hcroi,e
and such an incorporate politician that he frequent
iy aSsaiicd gentlemen who went to the office on bu
sine and who had no desire mcldle with politics
and least of all in opposition to the person of whom
we speak. The ANNOYANCE became excessive and
complaints were entered the Collector anais, his
Jacksonian Protege. The compliments said they did
not wish to infringe MI. KS ri.hts but they did
not think it their dhty to lister, to his slang every
time they came TO tho Custom House on business.
The Collector invited the subordinate to an inter
view IN which he simply stated the fact that he had
received complaints, and for what cause and desired
Mr. - to desist i'll future The Collector undoubt-
eddy did wrong; such at least is the opinion of all
who were acquainted with the case They all agree
that he ought to have removed this impairment and
insolent brawler But he did not, for be we'll knew
that the act would he ascribed to the worst of mo-
tlyes-i. C. the same motives which now actuate
Jackson. One Would have supposed that such mild
anu magnanlTnous treatment to person situated and
patfonlZed as this worthy creature was womb have
inspired gratitude and tenderness. Not SO; but in
spired with the true Jackson spirit, he dcsccuacd
from the interview, and then in presence of other
subordinate officers and strangers, loaded his kind
patron aud hghminded superior with such filthy and
profane oboquy cannot with propriety be printed;
and so far from altering he redoubl-d his noise and
ipperinence. Listen the sequel; this subordinate
ofcer has been promoted, and the Collector his in
jured und generous patron and superior turned out
FOR USING HIS OFFICIAL INFLUENCE FOR POLITICAL
PURPOSES.
This is precious specimen of the consistency as
well as justice of Jackson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

DUFF will certainly be done up. In;hc Telegraph
of the 26th ulL he makes the following observations
Emigration of the IastaRs.-We discover from the Ne,v
York Evening Post and the Columbian Gazette that the Kick
apoo Ambassador in New York playing hoax uon the
public under pIetence that he has been charged by the
tive with special mission for the purpose of getting
dian Emigration Society - Thomas L. McKenny charged ,h
believe that Tobias Watkins as Fourth
Auditor, and that Flehrown again possession
the Navy Hospital Fund! !! Docs the gaIan, uajoy coect
the Committee Retrencnient the Columbian Ean aud the
Columbian College?
Mark, reader, we bcsccch you--ss Thomas L, Nc
Kenny charged with a confidential arrangement by
his Administration! We would as soon believe that
Tobias Watkins Fcinststed as Fourth AUDITOR
Very we'll On the goth utmo, however, only
three days after the appearance OF this article the
verable Duff-in the face ofls previous asscr.
ton, and with it staring him in the face-acknowl-
edges that, in consequence Of some communications
between Society in New York and Mr. McKennv,
he MIR. McKenny) twas INSTRUCTED to 90 TO
Now York. with permission to explain the views of
theGOVER INTENT, 50 far ss they were known TO
him.
DuFs vcracity or bis independence is thus called in
question Ifheiucant his fret article as statement
of facts he has proved himself to have invented
most bareiaced f0sohood lfhe me mt it ouly as an
expression Of his sentiments, he is diplaycd in
most miserable crnging position. He boldly DO
clared he would as think the Administration
would appoint Tobias Watkins Fourth Auditor as
send Mr. Mcl{cnny as an Agent! The Administra-
tion hare sent MIR. McKenny as an Agent. Accor-
ding to Duff Green then, they must be corrupt aud
unprncipled!
Duff will most certainly be discarded lie bolts
too often. Pheui1 Gnz
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

FFIHEtcrn of the partnership Of ANpERgoN, GARTH
u e. Co having expired on the 3ist ult their con
nexion is dissolved, except for the purpose of facta
ting the settlement of their business. Those having
CLAIMS against the said concern, will please present
them for settlement; aud those indebted to tlem will
make payment either Of The parties to Mr.. Jo-
siah Lcake, Jr. their Agent.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
JOHN GARTH,
CAYIC ANDERSON, "a
Il u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
ATTENTIONS
Atrblnou1 lfDtt Braapnns

1AkADE for drill This afternoon, at 4 O'Clock.
nj Carke's Spring, in citizens dress Such as
are prepared, will attend with arms and horse eoui
page complete Il is confidently expected that cue ,,
hour precisely, rery important company business
VIII DC transacted previous to the parade.
ny ORDER, SAM. s. MYERS,
sept Alt Orderly Ser,eant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
Go,n,,IerrtaI Reenra.

DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool, :. July pa
Flour and Wheat-2lIO bbs City Mills -four wsre sDd
yesterday So IS; and sale bills Canal our was ma
a, So l5 Holders of canal -four ask s. 90 and Mers
anxious make heavy safes of City Mills 75-
We quote Wheat 95 81, though We Understand prime
will command 97t 10 81 y.
amount Of Produce ard number IF Boais onsSrd dorm
through the Lo,ce,- Locks.
AVG. 312 hhs tobacco. 892 hbls four 3537 hus wheat,
700 lbs sundy articles, 81 boats, coal bUats 1910
SIT l-53 hhds tobacco, 1853 hbs 1ouf 1867 wheat,
30 boats, IS coal boats, 2719 bus. coal.
SEPr al hhls tobacco, 2i5 bbs Gour 6g5 bts wheat
800 hoOppoe II boats, IL coal boats, 1912 bus coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
Cotton Warn!

COTTON Y.4R.N!! COTTON .Y.dR.Nfn
n order to meet the exigency of the present times
and competition OH u fair gTound-Als0, to enable
Country Merchants and others, to purchase COT
TOW YARNS, as cheap in Ptrgiun us other pats
OF the Unlon-l have concluded TO sell NY Cotton
arms by the quantity of so pounds and upwards,
in assortnents of equal quantities from No tt 10
at cents per pound with advance of three cents
per No. up TO No. 90 1t is not necessary to say
any thing about the quality of these Yarus as they
are SO generally well known, ind allowed by all who
have used them to be superior to any in tie Unios,
Orders left or Forwarded to Mr. VIA. Clark. ir. Pc
teTsburg, to hlr. William Wallace, Mr. john Wyse,
and Mr.. VIM. j. Clarke, Richmond, or to myself at
the Factory, will be promptly attended TO.
l am also prCp1fcd TO furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
of any colour suitable for stripping checks ngbans
ut prices to suit the times. Good white seed cotton
viii be taken in exchange for cotton yarns, ginned
for the customary toll, or will be purchased ut the
Factory, and the highest price given. have Wool
Cardmg Machiue IN operation at the Factory, With
new sctt OF cards all complete, which warrant to
card wool rolls in mariner superior TO what my
other ever did, does, in this section Of county,
Price for carding 10 cents pound, or IL IL cents
if find the grease The arrangement is SO made
with this machine, that wool can be cardcd well
in winter in summer
JOSEPH IIEYWOOD,
Potohdtan Cotton Fdctory.
Address Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Pow
hafan. q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
p. CHUBB'S OFFICE.
TOMORROW the drawing of the Vermont No
10, Extra, will be received.
CAPT. g.

BESIDES number of smaller ones.
Whole Tickets 81, Halves 9, Quarters /.
For sale at p. CHUBB'S Lucky and Prompt Pay
Office. sen
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

WASHINGTON, Sept 2The Prcsien, the Uni,e, States
issIe 10 The Seat OF Government yesterday from For, Cal
hoon e sen packer Potomac accompanied Ivy the Secrc.
tay OF War and General Gatio We are glad to learn mar
The fresidenrs heah lIis been improved by has I.tp.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

o. ST. JOHNS CHURCH.--The Rev.
WIN. l.. LEE is expected in time to conduct the
usual SERVICES on Sabbath next sept
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
Fru,n the Kenluckv Co,n,ne,toto,

W.T. Cay' as is generally known. man oG uncommon
sn HanSness OF manner; the practice of
conhaed III or less drused than his is by know
m what mas neghbors think of him. Let fact
here was no special grounds for confidence between them
eNchP wna was founded upon the knowledge Of other
rue characters they had been neisior long MIR Clay
nad been Kentucky their transactions with
anu extensive Col Morrison died few since, at time
Meh VIZ private affairs dilipdaed asl
embarrassed eond,on than they had bee and when his
were circulating Iumors that he quite YET
Col Morrison made will just before his death leavns NI
executor and committing his charge large personal
ss'a'e upwards OIL SooO beeve cypress direc-
mons that no security should be afhn Time thus far
mas proved that Col Morrison not mistaken in his man
vae charac,eL2" - - F'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

ROTICE--Passengeis per Schr. Planter,
will please be on board, on Saturday morning,
the 5ih instant 5 o'clock precisely, Rockets,
when she will be taken in tow by the Steam Boat.
sen 4
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
@ttctt0at SaIF8.
THIS DAX. 4. :,
By OTIS. U1NLOfs N On"

By OTIS. uVNLOf q CO..
GROCERIES.
10 ~ MIA the 18th Instant, at 10 O'Clock wi.
so 1o AZ a our Auction ond Commission Store,
IS IS 5 aSs' St. croiz suga,
SO SO bags l.agura coffee
40 do Rio HS
100 boxes soan
SO. do candies -
W large size safes n
~ uoz iron wire slers
doz fancy chairs
SD bbls sweet Malaga VINE
~ do Campbelrs gin
Nadeifa' Calnenar, CHAMPAGNE, and clS,et
Guhpowdcr, imperial and younr byspn ,es.
Cognac brandy Holland gin
sperm candies, lamp oil indigo
mustard, chocolate, hiltrnegs, fig blue
Lea"ihg lines, India mating, & c. &c
~ ADDITIONAL.
WIZ be added to sale THIS MORNING.
20 casks northern cut nails. -.
sept Q. D, 6 Co. Auas,
SHOES
oh MONDAY, the 18th instant, at 10 o'clock, Vii,
De SOLO at our Auction and Commission Store.
~ Packages Shoes, prime quality, suteb 70 Tho
season, and direct from the manufacturers
Sep' o. d. q Co. Aucts
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
I'm WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst nj 10 o,c,,,
wll De soId at our Auction Rooms, genera, assnrr
ment Of DRY GOODS osSe!
An invoice of French Goods and IN n,a1,
don superfine black and blue Cassimeres,
iefihS at sale .. d. & Co. Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
lSEPH uEYWOOD.

WNRS. HIGGTNBOTHAM beg8 leave to
A'A inform her friends and the public, that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonging to Mr..
Moncure, recently occupied by Mrs. Hcth, and nd
joining the house recently occupied by Mls. Page,
boarding house.
The house affords comfortable accommodations for
ladies and gentlemen. Members of the Convention
and of the Legislature will find the situation agreea
BILE, and convenient to the Capitol. Also fanilics
visiting Richmond. aug 28-w3t
COTTON OZJN8BURGS q Y.4RNS.
VKVHE Subscribers as agents for the Amelia FaCto-
u ~, have III store a supply of heavy oznaburgs,
intended particularly for negro shrtngs and cotton
yarus assorted which offer for sale at the factory
ipfics. WORKMAN T. NGRUDER
; aagl9 VIZ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
NEW YORK LINE.

NEW YORK LINE.
~ For New York. the regular packet
FNA Schr. RICHMOND PACKET, Buna
AM KNAPP, Master. For freight, or pos
II 1Asage, having superior accommodations
apply to the Master on board, IN The Dock or to
DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.
sept 4-5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
HAWKINS OFFICE.

HAWKING OFFICE,
UNION Canal LOTTERY, No. 10.
To be drawn in PhlIadelpha, 18th Scptembcrs.
~ 10 PRIZES OF $1,000
~ DO. 5OO-I~0
SCHEME.
prize of $4,000 prize of $3.50
40 do 900 ~ do SOD
81 do 800 81 do 200
81 do 100 sc. &c &C.
Whole tickets $40, Halves 5. Quarters 2 80.
package of20 wholes, embracing the 60 numbers,
may be had for S2Oo--A package il compelled to
draw 500, and may draw some of the above spIon
did capitals
AZ For chances send your orders (post poid)t TO
aug 81 S. H.aWHENS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

SOAL d. UPPER LEATAER.
2S6h Sides heavy Soal Leather
$50 do do Upper do, For sal
sept II. III. DREW. Ar