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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

TIE NantucEci Inquirer says Is the opinion Of man,
one iourh part of the sheep the Island have pc, ;hed
INC past severe winter In the furious orr the asd IL
many of them driven To the southern uart ~ ,L
and there remained buried in large numbers in fhe
WITH Their heads out and the actually tcpg our he
eyes before they were dead! e O"' ue's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-07

ORIGINAL ANEcporE.--A gentleman Of tine west laty
washington IN hopes of obtaining portion of the Gle
hshes to which ne observed, he entitled for his
70 tne good cause He applied 10 the President IN
persona, saying he would take any Office was cot r
iorn 500 to 5000 dollars ayear-except tba; Of cie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
TO THE PUBLIC
Aidy1st, 1879.

'ktHE subscribers, having purchased the linn ~
Stages running between Guyandotte and Lewis
burg, VIII, on or before the first of MAY next, COM
mence running the Route TWICE WEEK.
The Line Will pass through Charleston, and from
thence, by the State Turnpike, to Lewisburp and
the principal Medicinal Springs, to Wit: the White
Sulphur, the Hot, the Warm, &c to Stanton
II viii leave Guyandotte, twice week at O'Clock,
A. VI.
And on its return, viii leave Stanton twice
week.
From Gnyandotte to The Springs there will be no
night travelling.
At Stanton the Line meets the Charlottesville.
Richmond, and Fredericksburg Lines, running three
times week.
The route, from Guyandottc To Staunton, viii he
performed in five days. and from Staunton, to Rich
mond, or Fredericksburg, in two DAYS, and from
Richmond, to the City of Washington, in q6 honrs,
and from Fredericksburg, to the City in eight hours
Persons ascending the Ohio OIL their wsv 10 thc
North, VIII find this route the peasantest and cbe1n
est. And those who may wish to visit the Snrings
are informed, that, exclusive of the Line thew can III
all times be accommodated, on short notice. with
good eTtTG Coaches to those Watering places
And the public are assured. that in attention n fine
accommodation and comfort Of the PASSENGERS so far
RS good Coaches and Teens, and skilful and sober
drivers can afford tllem the line shall not be inferior
to any other in the State.
PORTER G. BELpEv.
R'cArnond, Te- March 70, 1922.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
MIR. e. Mrs. Pearman
MIR. FRANCIS

nouncement for Concert on Thursday Inst. WINS
considered as final notice. notwithstanding the room
not being mentioned particulars given. The ser;-
Gus mdisposition of Mrs Pearman prevented her re-
turn 20 hichmond but beng anxious to testify their
them by the great number of persons who went in
expectation of Concert, to the Eagle Hotel, thew
have put off other engagements and beg respectfully
Instrumental FAREWELL CONCERT in tno
parts, on TUESDAY evening, at the Eagle Hotel. ON
which occasion Mr.. s. Mrs. Pearman win give two
scenes from the celebrated Opera OF ARTAXERX-
full Persian costume. -
Farther particulars in bills Of the day.
Tickets 81, to be had at the Eagle Hotel.
To commence at o'clock.
10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Les.-CongresY Alexander Smyth 400. House
of Delegates: VIM. K. Heiskenr z7z join. fhiU-
Keon* l95-Wm Weary l55, Claiborne Anderson
100, Zachariah S. Gibson so, Valentine a. Wood
ard Sc.
Tuxe,oeH.-Gongress: Alexander Sulyth ais H
of delegates Thomus J. George All, w. Barnes
2s3-Samuel P Davidson 1873.
acknowledgements LOWS Maxwell 3T7 Jo-
>cph Lowell 124, VIM. Smith ID. II. of Delegates
Joseph Hart* 206, Isaac Booths 205-B. Doibeare
1874, A. Myers I93
!. Wood-House of Delegates: II. L. Prentiss4 2!a
D. B. Spencer 40, Geo. V. Lewis 1875, Alcxr II.
Cree--l46.
The Wood vote for Congress not being ascertain.
ed, we yet ignorant whether Mr.. Maxwell, the
late member, or Col. Lowell, has succeeded for Con
gress.
Few Members
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

AiRGlNiA: Al a Superior Court OF Chaneery hui
den At the Capitol in the City Of Richmond, on Men
day, March the Gi, 82Y: William Mann and Samuel
Dyer, j.. pitts against Thomas r. Roudin executor of
David RssS, deceased Jacob Myers Eliza his wife,
John DuFe'6 aud Amanda his wife, and Walter L. Fon-
tame and George NJ Payne, adrrs. Of David Ross ir
deceased, add Frederick a. Ross isees of David Ross
deceased, dts.
The defendants Jacob Myers and Eliza bis wife, aud
Frederick A. Ross who this country and against
whom the plaintiffs appear have proceedsd the mode
prescribed by la" against absent defendants falling
10 APPEAR and answer, motion of the plaintiffs Nv
COUNSEL the doth lake their bill for confessed as
those defendants: Aud the coming 10 be hea rd
on the bill asen for confessed rules 10 tho other de-
endats, exhibits and denominations Witnesses aud was
argued by COUNSEL: On consideration whereof the court
dnh a6udSe order and Decree that the referred
to in the proceedings be- aud The hereby annued
aud declared void: that the defendant Thomas T Boo
din of David Ross deceased do deliver I'd to
the plaintiff, William Mann, be cancelled the bond
executed ny him for five hundred dollars TO the said Rou-
din esecutor aforesaid aud mentioned in the bil that
he, of the estate of his nds TO be adm
nis,ered, do pay the plaintiff Samuel DYER IT, the sum
nf one thousand dollars pi,h interest thereon from te
iwe'y ninth day of July 1916 till paid nd tia, he
der before commissioner of the court, account of his
of The estate of his tesaor and the said
commissioner is directed examine, state and settle The
said account well OF all the payments
made ny the plaintiff William Mann the said David
Ross during his life time, account of the purchase NJ
Boudiu executor aforesaid since the death of the said
Ross the and report same 20 the cuurt
with specially stated deemed periiuent nv
hn'sei or which may be required by the parties TO be so
stated.
copy. yes,s, WM. C. RENDITION, C. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
MARINE NEWS.
PORT or RTCHNOWD
ARRIVED,


,, SSh Exit Howell, days from New York. with sundres
Han q Moore, Davenport, Allen co. MITCHELL Chas
fo lr & co. Hall Nelson, Mcklloe Lancaster g. Denby
& James & Scott 81 Fry w & Crane King g. Rich
ardsni, Preston, Hutchinson, Nou Baldwin Ives g.
co. & Kyle ~ CO. RI Smith, Enders, Beck Hubbard
q Gardner LYONS Cusman g. Andrew, Putney, Saryay
Geo + linn d Weller, Nash,J Van-Iew Sc co. b Hi.
nard, E Porter Cotton g. Clarke. Sweeny, Levy NJ
Weaver, Mosby CO. NJ Valentine, Bagve g. Smith, Per-
kns 81 Harris, e Clarke Lee g. Cowes Wadsworsi, ~ VIII
Hams Kyle Cochran, Eustace Workman &, McCruder
sullivan w Noting Mrs Phepoe, Mrs sou,hga,e, Mrs.
Newport Miss ~ Ring Johnson &c Son, Rust 4 Works
order -
Schr Polly Ashbee, Perkins, from Edcnlun t c. fish TO
Lewis Webb d co, and to master.
Schr Defiance, Lee from York, with TO Scott d.
Fry, FL 49,, Otis, Dunop &; II Wight g. Son. and
VIM Ford - $3.50
schr Three Sisters Creighton from York, viii, sugar to
Fl Eustace, and Anderson, Garth g. CO..
Schr Dusty Miller Williams, from New York vi,h salt 20
master.
Sloop Eliza Allen Smith! days from New York. with sugar
10 Tripet 81 johnson
sclr Hiram, Deuke, fom Philadelphia via Petersburg
Scr Pilot Horton, from Hartford, (Con with sunlres TO
master.
NORFOLK, May l5.--The brig Iisley, Mitchell,
from New York, bound to Richmond, passed through
Hampton Roads last evening.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

Hso Post lQasters.-WillianP PIERCE has been APP
pointed postmaster in the city of Troy, vice Samuel
Gale. removed.
Chauncey Ives is also appointed postmaster for the
village OF Lansinburgh, vice Calvin Baker, removed.
Joseph Wadsworth is likewise appointed postmaster
Tor the town of Pitstown vice Jacob r. Defrees re-
moved.
" Information OF the last three appointments
COMES to us "north about'--that 49, by the way of
Albany, and not from Washington An possible pains
are taken at Washington to keep the people in the
saie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
From ire Piliage Record.

FROM 'hc PiNuSe Record.
It isl just to General JACKSON to saw tina. appont-
nents arc made without regard to old party divisions.
Federalists or Democrats taken without dlscrim
nation Indeed, some old, sound, heart FEEDER
aiist are appointed and true-blue. "Democrats of
s3, "otthe Jefferson School,, "partizans of the late
second war of Independence" and all that, are dis
paced to make room for them. In the language of
that distinguished leader Of Democracy the doors
o. confidence are broken open To hn Federal party.
Party is bubble said Gen. jackson We would
not have had any fathful, capable officers removed
merely for party opinon-but if vacancies exist, or
must be made, truly are glad to see that tho obi
o,,s distinction kept up against Fedcralsts when no
difference OF principle existed, is done away. yer
lily, good eometh ont of evil 1t required strong
hand to effect this Revolution Mr. Adams, with all
his merit, Independence and 6rmness, could not have
accomplished the work, however well inclined. We
are disposed to give Gen. JACKSON credit when in
our power.
"8leae osere t. be candid ,uaet ice ccan
The appointment of sIr. M'IAsE Minister to
London, always barring the injustice, and waste
OF public money by the recall of an able and faithful
ofticer reflects great credit upon Gen. jackson and
his cabinet.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
Spring SsgopMy.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends and the public
generally that he has returned from northern cities
where ne has selected elegant of Ladies' and GEN
tenens BOOTS and SHOES, which have and are now
opening his present assortment consists of almost ar,-
Gle In his neamons them Genee's fine calf and seal
skin Boots with round and square toes Gentlemens calf
sewed Boots at IS So do seal do nailed do 81 80 to 80
lie disposed TO sell at accommodating prices respect
fully invites the pubic call and examine themselves
SAMUEL PUTNEY,
ap Elm I ftsl! Under the Fade Eciel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
A RUNAWAY.

NKTAS committed to the Jail Of Washington county, Mary.
w land as runaway, on the 20h u Negro Man. who
calls himself ANTHONY. Said negro is pretty black about
feet inches high and about so years Of agg Had on when
committed, blue c)h coat, striped aistcoat da cot
falcons and old wife hat e says belongs To Matthew
Richards, in Shepherds town, Jefferson county, Virginia
F Owner Of said Bero requested and prove rrop.
cry Pay charges and take him away otherwise he viii be dis
charged according 70 Iar.
may To: CHRIST'T HEwCC1iER, :. ea'&
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
NOYICE

NJ
A Vacancy having occurred in the Female Depart
rent of the Richmond Laucastran School, by
the death os the late teacher; it becomes ne
cessary that the Board of Trustees appoint suitable
person as successor. To this end, all who may be
disposed to apply, are required to send in their anp
catio!s accompanied by satisfactory testimonials as
to qualification to the Secretary of the Board, on or
before the Goth day of June next. The salary is S4OO
per annum, payable quarterly.
BY resolution OF the Board of Trustees
may l5-IItc JOHN. S. MYERS. Se'cv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
HILARY. BAKER, Con'r.

The defendants in the above mentioned suit will take
notice. that Friday the 29h day of May next
the hours of o'clock in the morning. and O'Clock In the
afternoon, shall proceed, the Office Of Herbert A. CIs-
borne, in the city Of Richmond, take deposons
Samuel Carter and otbers and the day, between
the hours of O'Clock in the morning, aud O'Clock in the
afternoons shall proceed at the Office of John wickhan Esq.,
in the city Of RchmoDd to take the deposition Of said
Wickha, which depnsiiiois be taken to be used
and reed as evidence in the aforesaid suit.
% w5i WN MANN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
A CARD-TYIEAI3RE.
TOHN- AUGUSTUS STONE ,cy,o,,.,

d L;na,ass - ..:..l IT,. y ac"HoWledgng the
been :y the liberal citizens of Richmond met. beos
leave respectfully to inform them, that his BENEFIT
will take place at the Theatre, on Wedaes6ay ecen
tng, May siss, on which occasion, he will have the
onof OF AGAIN presenting the remarkably successful
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19


Bet1veea Baltimore and PhiIadeIpI,i4,
Is now IN operation. The Steamboat PIIfLADEL-
PtIIA, Capt Croker, will leave the head of Light
street wharf, DAILY Sundays excepcd) ut o'clock
IN the Morning, for Philadelphia. Until the Canal is
opened, passengers viii be taken across the PENN
sua in comfortable Stages. with careful drivers in
two hours to Delaware City where they will take the
Steamboat NORFOLK, Capt. Jeffries, and arrive
ct Philadelphia the same afternoon.
The road from the west end of the Canal, not ex-
ceedng fourteen miles to Delaware City is safe plea
SAINT, and in good order, aordinr an oppor unity to
the passengers Of viewing this great National Work.
Barges with superior accommodations are 10 readiness
70 commence running through the Canal, as soon as
may be completed which, it is expected, will be in
a few weeks.
The Proprietors Of this Line hope, from their de-
termination TO render every facility accommodation
and comfort to the passengers merit share ofpub
lie patronage.
Passage -Four Dollars and a Hall to Philadelphia
20 the Canal, Two Dollars; and, rs usual, all baggage
az the risk of the owners.
Passengers win be taken on board, and landed at
the several towns on the Delaware river.
HENRY WEIGHT, Agent,
ma % 70. Light-strcet wharf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

OF MIR e. Mrs. Pearman g. Mi Francis on this evenir~
give their Concert of Music, in Richmond they arc pe
ctly warranted appealing trst and will he assisted
by anunlher of excellent instrumental performers TREY canno
fail We trust, having ihat su6d' encouragement, Of which
they deserving.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
COMMISSIONERS nrr1rr

Kichmond, nth April 1879.
The parties Interested viii please take notice tina,
have appointed tie 18th day Of June uext to
the directed in the foregoing order Of court, on
which day AT O'Clock, A. M they required TO attend
~ my ONCE ~ this city, with their accounts, and vouchers
ready for examination and settlemeHt
HILARY BAKER, Con'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
SALE OF LAND.

virtue Of deed trnst executed nv Rohe,, no, .
~ the subscriber, bearing date on The g6th Fol- 1879 W
duly recorded in the Office of the county court Of Agns,
7a vrrp ssa 10 SELL at public auction before Waue
aVe III otaunon, on Saturday. the 3oih dav Of Nav ney,
Ion cash. the following valuable Real Estate GSrbed u; ,
uesu an9Vg referred to- as iolo~rwo CERTAIN tracts or
70 Cn p nu yg and being m the county of Augusta on
dn ftture river; tire containing nv esiinlaton
ss ac se Other containing BY estimation 900 acres be tI,
se more or less; which said of land are more nar
larry described in deed by Lewis A. Pslev and lane -
wiis oea date the leh day of May 1926 whereby the sad
i 9 OF iad are conveyed to the said Robert Doutha,n
opIII ~o---Wot VIM KENNEY. Jun
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

DIED, in Rockingham county, on the I ii inst
Mr. JAMES TgRUsToE, formerly Of Goochland, after
painful illness of nine ten days.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
RICHMOND JOCKEY CLUE.
Spring Meeting, Tuesday, i2m Nay, 1899.


Flasr DAYS RACE
Two Sweepstakes, for years-o!d colrslle ieatssloo
entrance.
E5rs, Sta,c; Is, 2d Sd
J. Jno. Bakcrsb 4 4 dis
@ Jas j. Hanison's H.. . 9 :,
@ o. p. Hares S. C.. 8 Il
q. Jas Nj. Seldels c. I o
TimeFr heat I'm. $751; do 59s; third DO On 3s
Second Stake
J. Jho ~. Bolts T. sbv Sir Charles g dis
q JAS NJ Selden's b. do. .
q Jno Colsin's b. T. do. 4 q
j. Rich'd Adam's C. Red Rover, do. :
Fime--Erst heat I'm. 55s. second do. I'M 55Is.
SECOND DAYS RACE.
Projectors PURSE mile heats--S3oo.
y. w K Johnson's m. T. c. By Sir Charles, q dis
g. Jas j. iarrison's b. h. Corporal Trim by Sir Archie :.
3; David n. Banchs b. Polly tiopkn, by virgipia,
i Hector Davis's b. IN Kitty Miller by Handel, dis.
Fne-First heat Am; second do. Am. ds
0~7' The course very heavy.
THIRD DAYS RACE
Jockey Club Purse 5000 mile heats
LAS NJ Selden's b. h. Waxey, by SIR Archie, u. !
Time-8n 22s
Same dayA Sweepstakes for year old coitsnliic heats
5000 entrance
l. William Finney's by Sir Charles,
. o. p Hares c. do a o Q
2. j. Vi. Selden's b. do. I q Jr,,
Ume-F heat lm 57s; second do. I'm SS; ;lird do m Is
FouarH DAYS RACE
Poststake-3 mile heats--S45o.
l. David H Branchs b. Polly Hopkins, by Virginan 9
2 Jas NJ Selden's b. IN. Kate kearney, Sir Archie
3 WIN. r. Johnson's bl. h. Starr, by Vrgnian ea3
apne-Frs heat SIN, 55s; second do 6m; third GIN Is
THE SECRETARY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
HOJuONY CORN.
a MILLER W4NTED

WISH employ Single Man. or one viii, small family
who is capable of taking change Manufacturing Mill
Any person desirous of getting business Mer and can
come well recommended for soety and capabity will meet
with employment by application the subscriber at Walker
ton, King Queen county married man with a1ni-
ly would be preferred. BAYLOR TEMPLE.
% eoSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

W The reader viii find an interesting article on tic last
page of the Daily Paper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
Broad Rock Spring Races.

TUE Races over the Broad Rock Course, will commence as
days "'N
f"St DauA Sweepsake for Colts and Files three wears
Old entrance $780, half forfeit subscribers and
ri'es nos Cheattain, dead, James Clbone VIM. II.
Patterson '
Second Da-fhs Propreos's Purse two mile heats $500
entrance SIS: @' ''
TART Dny-The Jockey Club PURSE, three mile heats $500
no discount, en'fance S2o. lSHAM PUCKETT.
aP ks 2aw6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

WANTED Immediately, a pair OF CaTriaue Hor
W SEES, that can be warranted young, sound and
gentle Enquire at Mr.. Thomas Nelson's boarding
house. mo-, q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

Yhe non-freelolders of Rockingham county, pur-
suant to resolution entered into by them in public
meeting, opened poll on the day Of the Convention
election, for the purpose of selecting special dele
gate to convey their memorials to the Convention,
&c. &c The following wasthe result:-Dr John
j. Moorman 3l5, Dr.. Oscar Cravens 90.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
81 RTnAWAY-


N AS Committed 10 the jail Of WASHINGTON, co,r,, N,r,
,ian0, as a runaway, the 2Oth nit. Nero Woman
no caIls neIStI HAhRiET FOUKF feet M inches
dOJt u years OF age, and Of very byiyht copper colour
sad on when committed, red figured calico rock buff cam,
G,Gs WIN rcd trimmings, and had with her white
Ifooks and sIudIy other clothing She saws she ls
ginia ' t0''' 'op''J, 'iF-
The owner Of said negro s reo,esfod IN come and r,,e
cry pay charges and take her away otherwise she will he &
charged according to law
rrgy I2-ct '''--l'' - - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
CONVENTION ELECTIONS.

8eann3oah WIN. Anderson 49, Sam'l Coffnan $780, Or.
J. D. Williamson 303 Jos H. Samues 400, DIR. Peachy HaI-
Ison 357 Chs u Lowell 337, JOS g. Spenglsr 260 Rd
Fletcher 81, Judge D Smith SO.
Rockingham and Shenandoah compose district Hnd the
election being in both, it is asceaned that VIM tnder-
son, San Cofnan, Dr. Jacob D. William son, and Peachy
Harrison have received the largest and elected
erketeyPhl c. Pendleton of Berkeley 209 Gen. Elisha
Boyd of Berkeley 203, VIM Nayor of Hampshire l83 VIM
Donaldson OF Hamp 1885, Cromwell orrck of Hardy o. YIN.
Seymour Of Hardy 2 HOSES T. Hunter of Berkeley o.
From Hardy the Winchester Republican run1nr
10 be- that Aessrs Naylor and Seymour greatly aeatn
thar county-Berkeey Hardy, Hampshire and Morgan,
pose the district
Lciuts.-We have heavd from Weston and BIchauon, ny
which elections the poll stands follows Weston: John Nc
Yhorter 124 F. s. Duncan 49, j. Tailcy los, II Tavcrror
So w. L. Jackson 10, Adam See H. Lewis Summers IA
Btcha,on j. MctYlorer s2 W. L. jackson 80, L. s. Dun.
can 79, A. See II.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
EAUNTLER0x.

OlHpT ENTERTAINMENTS OF a singularly novel and
interesting character will be offered particulars of
which willappear in future advertisements.
NAV li-eo3t
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ROWDlTCH'S NAVIGATOR.-Just 70.
ceived few copies Of the 9th Edition of Bow.
oicc'l navigator. J. II. NASH.
10.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

From Liverpool, anr;, .,
'oGtes " iooacco at Shockoe Warehouses 1871 .Vnv.
md at So So 1at7;1 at 8, at4 so; at 60;
az o; al .; at So at So at %; at 6 rs: at
q, 90; at S 10; S' a. '0'
REFrsED y hid S. TO- at 5 80; at CO. n, 5o
ft2 SO; at 80; ats So Ia,3 90 lat 75a a,4 20.
at 3 80. w. 80 a. -o'
""n6erof Boats and amount Of Produce passed down
through the Lo,pey Locks.
MAY lo'f9 hhds tobacco, 36 barrels -four 1868 lbs bar
500 oS bacon bale of tow nen bags thread hid
tallow 660lbs miscellaneous articles 263 lbs of benn cos
OF wood tons OF sand % boats empty small class l8
coal boats 40i6 bushels coal ' ~
MAY 7-36 hhds tobacco, I67 barrels four SIS sure sja.
600 bllcs boats, coal boats, 866 bushels coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19
CHARLES HOLT, Jr. d co.
'1Te noao TererUuly ave7y large aud handsome GxslI
aaehI Of
China, Glass, and Earthenwase,

ELECTED with particular care as their Spring supply for
~ this markets all which they offer very low for cash
her stock now consists Of complete assortment comprising
great many new articles Shapes and patterns from the hes
In Europe and America, and by the --latest am
Va1s' and coiisistrsr N part, Of the following:
CHINA WARE.
Elegant Iustred and gilt China Dining Serycre ,s,
large ana compee Plates, Dishes, rurGeus Bowls Pitchers
basns elegant rich gold border and enamoled Tea sets err
oossed and gold do do do common, enamellcd and bs
printed lea and Coee Sets plain gold edge and lined DO d.
o"e rank rankin aud gold o. DO do general assortment of
CL.4SS TV.ARE
Elegant ric', cut Sideboard Sets consisting Of b Rouls
fIicneTs cautes mblers, Wines Salts 10 match elersn,
painted Shades rich cut Hall Lamps Stand lamps Mantle
rch cut Sugars, Creams, Pickle Vases, Safes Water
"''1ies' ana general assortment Of plain Glass Ware
E.4RTHENTp.ARE
Liverpool Dinner Sets, Dishes Plates Soup Tuccug Pr',
1itcher' Tea Pots Sugars, Grams Ecrs and Basins Mus
lea cups and Sauccrs, with and without handles fsnSy
fceTs Bowls Tea Pots Sugars Creams edged Plates Isls
and Fureens, cnamCed Teas Cores and Fowls AIN rrIe
raj assortment of ~ e~'0
STONE T2.1RE;
And general assortment Of low priced Goods srar,a m
country merchants who with Others are ren,cs,ed -, sr "a
examine our stock and prices before prchasn. eJccre
ANY assortment that may he selected can be p, u1 IN the %
manner and at the shortest notice. ~ ~ 30 r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-19

OE HERRINGS1O barrels of family Roe Herrings; salt
IA petrol and in good ORDER landing wiz be inspected
ths morning. for sale by JAS. WINSTON.
may 10
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IT EMONS, SOAP, TEAS, &c.-Receiv
49, ing per schooner Exit,
81 Boxes lemons
100 do brown soap
Fresh gunpowder teas
French Madeira wine
Albany beer, &c, for sale By
may 1885, DAVENPORT, ALLEN 81 Co.