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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-08
From, the Political .tqruu.


Noan although IN the enjoyment of lucrative Office
as the reward of services no intention of sbdcans
,he editorial chairn his last paper he gives notice that on
Tue rs OF May tue oce OF the Enquirer will removed 90 tn
Erchanxe and that arrangements are making bv ph;c ne
paper WIN be enlarged and iDpsovedof support
tue administration asm duty bound Isaac Hill also hn.g,
enjoying Office at Washington, sin he Edifor of he
ls% and me- Patriot s Thus them the res indeed
n Enquirer, and tho ~ H. Patriot, not without
s Sads OF genos of Rtche what would have been
ss nae any man hoams an Office worth 1000 dolIss
year, edited paper during the last years. which sur porred
me administration OF john @ AdansWho has fgouen tho
manifested ny the jackson party apd
congress TO preserve unmpaed and suspicion tb
purity and freedom othe Pre Who has forgotten tbe ca,sor
stances, o: publishing the Laws the a. s. to presses fo5i
70 the adnlnstraont And yet we to predict ha,
lheie WIZ be no n,'rnur OF Interpretations among de sas
party at seeing presses possessing extensive nfenre CO..
Administrations - 90 - Nv
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The mechanic association at Harrisburg. In them
we hail the rise of and important era in our do
nestle economy, when foreign gewgaws shall be ex-
PEELED and home mandatory supply home con-
sumption
The true policy of a republican government-to
protect and encourage the production within itself of
the necessares and conveniences of life-the means
Of national deenceand the preservation and improve
meDt of its free Institutions. The that ne
elects this may retain the aadoO of independence but
commits the substance to the hands of foreigners.
The mechanics society. The citizens of Harris
burgh and its vicinity will hest secure their own inte
rests by aiding the manufactures of their own neigh
borhood.
Home productions. The source ofindividual wealth
and national greatness.
The mechanics of the borough of Harrisburg-not
as they are but they ought to bebeer encouraged
by their fellow-citizens
Benjamin Franklin The mechanic, the statesman
and philosopher.
The merchant and mechanic-a bond of union
+" united we stand divided we fall''
Mechanic arts. The way to industry, the way to
honesty the way to happiness and useful to society and
mankind
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NEW WHEAT.
BOZ

Lynchburg, Va. July 13.-Small parcels only have
yet been brought to market. rs for white and
70 cents for red Wheat is all that is offered deliyera
bic before the LIST August. Purchasers are unwilling
to make engagements at these prices for Wheat dev-
cred after that time In fact, there seems much I'M
certainty what will be the price. Some new flour
was in market last week, and retailing for family use
at SO the half barrel.
In consequence of the failure of the Loan authorized by
the last Legislature of Pennsylvania the Board Canal
Commissioners notified by the President of Board
meet at Harrisburg the 25d take all the measures
within their power to lessen the of mischief which
must inevitably result from such of things
Easton, Md. July 11.-JM BARNETT, the negro
who killed Mr. Kerns, in this county last week, and
absconded, was appehended in Federalsburgh on
Thursday last.
We saw gentleman from North Carolina, few days
since, who described the gold that exceed
ing every thing that had before been heard of
neglected throughout the week. and the churches
deserted on the sabbath search for this corruptbe
Winch Re1,b
Washington, July 15.-The PRESIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES with his Family, and the high Off
GERS of Government who accompanied him down, re.
turned yesterday to this City, from his visit to Old
Point Comfort, Norfolk, &c. in the steamboat Poto-
mac.
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HOTEL where accommodations had been provided for their
cepon by the corporate authorities and whittier the Ladies
of their respective families had preceded them.
The Foreign Consuls, Lteton W. Tazewell Esq. of the
Senate of the United States, and Thomas Newton, Esq
Member of Congress from this District invited by the
Committee, dine with the President and suite, Johnson
Hotel.
great number of Citizens, ladies and gentlemen, visited
the President his sue and the ladies of their families dur
ing evening, and received with the greatest aab
" and respect
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MARRIED

On Tuesday, by the Rev E. w. Gilbert, JOHN WOODS.
Esq. to Miss REBECCA E. COURSE, all of Newcastle
County
At Marcus Hook, Sunday, by the Rev Joseph Walker
Mr. JOSEPH YEARSLY, to Miss REBECCA BEESON,
both of this Borough.
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WILMINGTON, sATURDAY, JULY is, ISIS.
Prices at Brandywine, yesterdav.

sup Flour, 5000: Rye 1915: Middlings, 200 a
$685. Wheat, white, per so lbs 1903: red, per do.
100: Corn. yellow, per 81 lbs. 49,, Rye, per 60
lbs. 56 Corn Meal per hid. 11,75 1900: do per
Dbl. 2,l2: Oats, per bushel, 35:
-~sSs~-
Fire !-0n Thursday afternoon a barn on the farm belong
ing to Ann Latmer of this Borough and occupied by Mr.
Moody, situated about miles from town. was struck by
ghtnng and destroyed, with all its contents consisting of
considerable quantity of grain, hay sc. We have heard
that barn the neghbohood of Kennel Square, Chester
County, was struck by lightning Sunday afternoon last
and consumed, with large quantity of grain, SC.
St. Peters Ckawch--The Trustees of ST. PETERS
Catholic Church in this Borough, are having their
house of worship enlarged The old unsighty portl-
co has been taken down and the building extended to-
wards Hanover street. gallery is to be erected in
the north end and under the direction of Mr. Elisha
Huxley, carpenter, and Mr. John Webster mason, the
front of the building has been made to assume very
neat and improved appearance. The Trustees have
also just had very commodous brick School House
erected on the lot on which the Church is situated
Coronor's Inquest was held in this BOROUGH. on
Monday last, over the dead body of Ann Minner. in
Hanover Street. Verdict of the jury" that the
deceased came to her death by the united effects of
ardent spirits and laudanum, administered by herself"
The Conal.-We learn that as soon as the Chesa-
peake and Delaware Canal shall be in complete prem
nraton for business the Directors intend to celebrate
the event, and invite the President of the United
States, and the Governors of Pennsylvania Delaware
ind Maryland to be present on the occasion. The
manner in which some newspapers noticed the cee-
'raton of the 4th at Summit Bridge, is calculated to
convey the idea that the Canal is thoroughly compile
ed which not the case, the lock at Delaware City
lot being repaired, though it is expected it will be in
short time.
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N oTICE-Al persons indebted to the late firm of I'm
g. Samuel Poole, will please make immediate payment;
and those having demands against the said rm will please
present them for settlement. SAMUEL POOLE
9TH mo. ID, 1929. 3s-4t
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40 THE PRINTERS or THE u. sTAl

VMSo THE PRINTERS OF THE U. STATES.-Of late
IL the prices of all the materials used in making Printing
Types have been greatly reduced and the facility of
featuring greatly increased The subscriber therefore has
been induced to make proportonabe reduction prices
which, from the LIST of April, have been stated the an
nexed list.
The character of the Type made this Foundry is well
known to the Trade who assured that regard to the
quality of metal fnish and durability, deviation been
made.
He has on hand complete assortment, and can supply
any quantity ON short notice; he will be happy receive
the orders of his customers, which will have immediate at
enton Merchants who have orders from abroad have
Offices complete with Presses and every thing necessary for
Printing Establishment put up the perfect
Publishers requested give this advertisement pac
IN their papers few times, to receive payment, 49, Type
or in the settlement of their accounts. = t7f
RICHARD RONALDSON
PRlCEsAt six months credit. for approved paper or at
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DIED

In this Borough, the 18th inst Mr. ROBERT THOMP-
SON, of the firm of Hazett & Thompson
At Parkersve, Chester County, PENN on the 9th nst
in the SID year of his age, JOHN PARKER minister of
the society of Friends.
In New York. Monday evening, WILLIAM COLE
MAN. Editor of the Evening Post, in the 63d year of his
age.
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ELAwA RE REGISTER.
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IN town. IN which onl, three hnrses Kept
But find IN self drawing into polk en-
mentary, What was designed IN be SIM
Pile h"tce OF an instance OF lusufiant sesc'
tatinn. will therefore conclude, with The ~.
mark, that taking into ,irw the product of any
corn the regular annual eontfiborivn from The
land, and the progressive auueiiofaton oil th'
soil. think may venture ~ anticipate Your
umpiragc upon NV title 10 Mr.. upshur's barrel
Of corn, profered 10 ihe.peison Who shall sut'
pass him. The species OF corn described by
him am unacqua,nied with. or know II moi by
his description, The ears shall send you are
oia kind called the goufd seed corn It's salu-
able Tor IT'S increase, or being easily crushed ~
grinding, aud ,lrlulng consequently large
proportion OF very whte meal. One oithe ears
shall send has su.iw .ans npon u tlese have
been produced b, The following circumstances
after The crop WAS suheted aud thrown into
bulk. before being shueked, there ennie On Il long
season ofwafm rain, by which aoinc los MAS
sustained by the same cause many eais were
diseolorrd, hui clog examination will show
inai the grains have bern perfectly formed AID
'nathrcd A.
Yours, veIy respectfully,
T.. V. DANIEL.
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Valuable Reel Estate for Sale.
Dec q.

Valuable Reel Estate for SAFE.
FE3Ht. subscriber in pursuance of two
H deeds ottrusI, executed to him by the
surviving partners of the late firms of Gait
Bullock, II co. and Cali y Bullock, and
The executors of VIM. Gait, deceased, (Which
deeds bear date on the 3Isl dav of March
l52S, } ofirrq for sale, the following valuable
real property, 10 vii
2l6 ~ acre. Of land, purchased by the
said Gait, Bullock ~ Co. OF f. u y. Brad
fnte, situated in the county of Bedford near
the town of New Lnnd"n.
l35 81 acres Of land, lying IN Campbell
comfy, uear Gamblers Mountain, and in the
vicinity ofthe town Of Lynchburg.
An unGiviIe rnrtV Of the Black Water
Mills, and tie laudi thereto appurteaan, stu
ate in the imrnediale urighborhnod of the
town of Lynchhurg. (fhe pinrrrty above
described. belongs TO the coHcern of GAIT,
Bullock & CO.
Also, the following real Estate, belonging
to the concern Of Cali K Bullock, to wit
The House and lot, vim The sppnrtpnan-
ces IN the ibSn ni LyncEburg, fnrnerly or
cnpiad by the said concerns, rs d Stove, and
now ia the occupancy of Mckee ~ Meem.
Also, the House aud Lnl Immediately in
the rear OF the one last mentioned, aud now
occupied by Landlord q Veddr
Thete Of sale will be liberal, and made
known on application TO the Subscriber, who
will convey Ia the pnrchrs.r rr puschr,rre
such title as is vested 10 him by the deeds o;
trust aforesaid. and no other.
Cnl5WEth pfBNEY, Trustee.
Apc OF -
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sY FLETCHER 4 TOEEl
TERMS.

- Por 81 per annu ,rals ae "a 4iRance.--Ao sub
= = x,li ~ ree.ls. for les tHs thsa six Haaaths
CT ,yer Wi ,u li.cluuacd Out a. tue discretion
va S,hs fJitors) uat,l aii srrear4e are pnd.
- Announcements will be inserted at 90 CENTS per
- es.1 the first tllga, and 81 IL cents for each
i,,a,,ance rh,so from distance must be paid for
~ n, thar insertion, Inc payment assumed by
s'aas Responsible personin LynehbufR.
- fancarv Orders not exoesdng two squares are in
,,rled for six dollars
,r llletters addressed 10 tho Editors uust be post
- - ,r thav will not be attended To.
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March IT
nUsr PUBLISHED. by Perrr Cotton, Of

MUST PUBLISHED. Ivy ferrr Cotton, Of
81 Redmond, and for sale nj my Book ~ Sta
,ioaary Stot-, E" Donald Affair, by young la
DIV of VIC .nia. OF this work much has becn
spoken in the way Of recommendation it is the
first attempt Of , Naive t"ihoress. and as such
nv III. hr,i critic al the Stair. has bern pro-
8 ntnced u.nii, of very superior merit, contain
IT, beautiful descriptions, great power II Ian
sf,.ge, exc ,i.re height Il fancy. We cali on all
patrons Of native talents ia call and ~" chase
eopy. AR4AAi r. NORTH.
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Ds6d'e 70 be coi fiHned. I


saturday, Jan. ~.
The FIRST joint order of the day (ior the Z.
ton of a Brgad,cf Genrni of HE ! LII Brigad, ~
supply The vacancy occasioned lay the iesienA
ton Of Gen. Edward {. Carrihelen,) was ,alcn
up-Col, Thomas II Clarke Of Piusylsano =,
was n"minaied by Ar. Niicher Supported hy
Mr. Ddddrdgc Col Thomas Davenport, u
Netnh'r 81 he ptesent Congress IL ON Halifax,
was o mnated by Mr. Atkinson of Halifax,
suppo. It'd hy Nj. Scott; and Col. Charles
Woof.on. Mas nominated by NJ, Dupny. SIP.
ported hv Ac,srs. AlcMahor. y nderson OF
Prince Edward, Wmn Of tlussnpa, "a mes AMI
G1fd84.
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Commission Business.

fHNiik subscriber havrn entered into the
d. tnmmission business, offers his srr,i
ehs To lhe merchants AID planters trading Ia
this place Tbbacru, Flour. aud 4fher pro
luce, coniidrd tu his cate H. sell or slip. will
he strictly attended la. lie 10 provided viii
storage III lre proof house on main street
far the reception ol flonr. Whiskey and raek :.
ayes oi eoods. SA IL. HANNAH.
jan. /. loW
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NrarIAnI.. rIlnInslIY.

! ~ The lad meeting Of The Hos. Hortcnltu.
fal Saeirty,e leaf WA eshihiied ot the 0tien.
tai Palm, Or lnlirot tree, whlrh had been IN
Ken rom a tree IN Cepion, upwards 81 loo
feet high. Hod VIA presented 10 the Society
Ivy the baby af Gen. Sir Robert Brownrisg
l. measure no less than 40 tre' ia citcumior-
rneh. Eng paper.
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A SOVEREIGN REMEDY

In Diseases of the Liver, Debility resulting
Tom lntemperancp and dissipation: Old and III
veterate Ulcers :, Pains in the Bones. attended
with swelhngs of The joints Indigestion
BIolches On the Face, PlmpIes, &c. Syphilis
Iuaneous diseases generally, and letter IN par
ocular, Mercuria and Scrafulous complaints.
The certificates of wonderful cures perform
ID by the Cuihol con. have become so numer-
Gus, as TO preclude their insertion in any news
paper, and has made ii necessary for the pro
r,reior to print them in pamphlet Of about
,O) pages This viii be forwarded As soon as
ooa,ble 10 the seve, al Agents tor gfaiultous dis
uibution, ard MUST, on perusal, strengthen the
good opinion now entertained ivy the friends of
ths medicine, aud Jisarm, IS II rs hoped, the
preudces oil those who view with distrust any
medicine not known in what is called "reeu.
lar practire" Facts are slubbon things, and
Gannot be galnsad.
AT the eaFaes, solicitations of members of the
medical faculty, and others who have witnessed
Che astonishing cures effected by the of the
Vegetable Catholicon, aud Who are anxious that
Its benefits TO mankind may be more widely dii-
fused, the proprietor has consr'ted to re.iuce
The retail price TO TWO DOLLARS
per bottle and this will be dnne without III any
way deterlo. atng the qnalit, oil the IN alcine
% reducing The size of the bottle. as has been
materially dnne in the case Of Swaim's Pan.
aera.
Tins above genuine Medicine 'orsaio nv
WALTER II. MIDDLETON.
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n WILL sell from 800 to 5N acres OF unclear
Il ed .id, lying in Bedford county, three
quarter of a mile from New London Academy
aud hirteen from Lynch5urg. It's well adapt
etto the culture OF Tobacc, and the different
kind eigrsin usually cultivated in the neighbor
h0od is well satefcd, aud lies better than any
tract Of its size in this par; ofihe country. 1t is
spSnaled as to be entrelY exempted from IA
mage by heavy rains or high water The terms
Will he very accomm odatmg; say one, two
ana three years, upon small payment in hand
Thqmte ofths subscriber, one mile and hal
south of 1Sew London. ALEX. AUSTIN.
Jan II ts2o
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are super6ne Hats, manufactured fon
TIM far OF the Rocky Mountain. Missouri. Grand
ii,ver and Canada Bpavpr-Also, ilals made
81 Canada Mnsltraf. raw aud caro- ed Russia
! Icomia and Nenter futs, red Woo, &C In al.
dnl9n to which he keeps constantly on band an
extensive assortment Of Hats, including elegant
Military Hats, manufactured by himscl--thp
Material, AMI II oikmansiip Of which are wu-
rHntcd not TO be surpassed in this part OF the
country.
tie has lik"wise on hand, a general asAbu
nont and gitat variety of
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KHY virtue OF a deed Ct trust, eaerplrd IN
& y The subscriber by Tho,. Ivrrs, hearing
date the II day ri Feb 1877, recorded in The
clerk Office of Amherst county court, torp
poses therein mentioned. shall proceed, on
Saturday the . !th JAll. next. on the premises,
to sell, TO the highest bidder, for casi the re-
sidne 81 tract of land, lying in The conuiy IT
Amherst, adjoining the lands of Phiness + .erce,
Saml u Christian and others.-As The sale
will take place lpan The premlses. deem any
particular description unnecessary. Ac'tg
as trustee L shall convey snch title only rs IA
vested in me. WM ButRNE, Trustee.
Der. 25 lm39
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Economy ! L, cononAy

Fted0%E Disposed 10 Eeonomise in dress
sa viii find II to thei advantage to call at
cur establishment, where they viii find AN ele-
gam assortment Of Gonilrmen's Clothing, of
super fine, fine aud common qualities, that,
aIon trial, will be found to IA as web and
are DIS iaithiully made rs il made to order, ~
!, we work MAY be depended upon, this eslah-
h'imnl will be found 10 be great convent
ehce 10 the Citizen and the Traveller, as they
can be supplied with eaesy article OF Dress,
Also b'nt', hoes, fine ani coarse Hats. eve
=. description OF Cioaks and ovet CDats, az
> ls@ "i*lias p,l hars ans, would do we
70 laVoEus With call WALKER Il Go.
Emporium OF Fashions.
-. ELAN Street, Lynchbarg, next 10 tie Vlrgi-
Man Once,
Drca
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brushes lor marking iooeeo ana 0obon
tHcheS 81 marking brushes
Fancy foans--f rench, thsllsh aud Amer
e icaqv-Agreat variety
water colours, and colours Tor NelYet paint
~
PeriaHery - ancy cn'gaS' aud PLAN
ometlns Fials--the greatest variety
III virginia
"A most splendid assortment OF ahcp rs
sehoes ahd NateTS-'lE honeN, o.
logne. Lavender, JfS>a' me, MUSK, VI
oiet. QUO OF Rose, 90 &c.
shoe aud Boot Brushes
ohoe, Boot ava hsraess 'hrh'sn
oopal, Japan, aud op"h 'afhishe5
I'M" lhs p"s' h'ne
+oo 90 h'a oahnhPfs
Zoo do enm oheHac
%Uu 1sPal-ai q"'"'les
100 Blue Calls
ooo lbs braz'ieuo -" ood
All tne ne" rtn'dles 'a'eiy introduced INTO
the piac"ce OF meoicihc'
thermometers
zp' lbs. 'hu,sfs
"" uahs' Hlcoho'
i,''' los, venetian lieu
40 do Red Lad
y" do Rochelle Powders
1000 do fnrpen,me coap
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POETRY.
From He Critic
TIE son OF hApDi EON.
By 4. VI. Wnfmore.


BY z. VI. Wetmoro
"An article from Vienra mentions the a
rival Of thirty thousand troops NJ the cam
near Drey Kirsohen. A. they d, filed belor
the Emperor, the yoaog Hnkc of Reichsad
(who appeared Tor the fist time in uniform
attracted great aud universal attention. 10
b"amed IN his oonnteusnee."
Son ofthe mighty conpurror -
Thy course IS wall begun
Thy homc should he The feld ofwaa
Where noble deeds are doae
Thou hast a hertape offamo---
Then heartily crc.t on high.
And be the tlzifo Of his name, =
The light tina, hras-lblns eyes
Ay, smile thy heart may iwelIrcjoice
To nnnrIo with the throng,
That hear red battles earthquasa .ofr,
And pea the victor song
Then lead thy sweeping s,Ilniro - fnruj,
Tbe,w ufearnago daro
More thau tls dukodon wealth saurla
one hour ofdauger th1..
fhs imperial bird agan nha aole
IT, flight near glory, sun
The banner of thy race onee moru
Shall lou where fields are wan
Then he thy flashing sabro draNV-
The sword thy Rrnsphcfu,
Another Jena VT shall dawn,
Another Aasierhtz
speed, warrior hoy III honor's race.
Nor shun tho conflicts WRATH
When hi'tor, rises thy mime pae4,
Let glory light thy path
Still be the page oflic unread
That speaks thy destiny
The mnso ma, gather from the dojl
Enough for pf5phccy
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lottery and Exchange Office.
ME subscriber has removed his Lottery
q and Exchange OFF, 20 the house Ia,eI>
occupied ty MIR. NJ. White, nearl, oppost,
htessrs. john, William 81 CasHrll Poe.
b. W HEW SON.
Successor 10 ) Il NJ. Allen & Go.
Nav ~
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EUSr PUBLlSHED-Tales Of Grandfa-
aB her, being stories taken from Scottish
History, by the author of WaverIy &c. Nc, lor
,ale atthe Book and Stationary Store of
CHARLES \. WIrHERS.
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ONLY So PER BOTTLE.

yENtN unparalleled reputation of this med
q cine is such, and lis pre-emncnt vrtued
are so well established, and 80 fully ackno"es
lodged by an intelligent pubic, that II is
scarcely necessary TO say any thing further
dian that il is
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NJ ATRASS NAkTNG.--Thc
lFn subscribrr at the lower end OF main
street, IN addition tohis Rope aud r.ine max
ing business; niakes aud repairs Curl'd Han
Mattresses Also makes Shuck Malrassrs, II
cheap and comfortable article Tor summer--and
would he thankful tor any job IN that wa,
winch shall be due with nea,ness and despatch
aud on very reasonable termes
J. II. RCHOLS.
May |. ts5o
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XCn ANsIt..-Drats on 3ost"n, New
IA York Pnikidelphia, baltimore, Wash,
ugion City and Richmond. Too safe, aud in
sums Ia sui purchasers, at HE Lottery aud
Exchange Office ol b. w. HEWSON,
Successor 10 s. l. NJ. ALLEN s. Go
Oct 30
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Dec. !

nwR SAMUEL FLEMING, as you are not
We IN inhabltani Of TIN commonwealth, we
hereby notify YOU that we shall t,ite the dcpo-
sitlon of James d ASkew, at the RnsseiY,lle
U6'el in the town Of Russelvlll", Logan conn-
~, Kentucky, on Monday the -tth day Of
the present mouth January, to he read eyi-
dencc AZ the trial of the suit depen ing IN
Campbell county court, wherein W, as a,slg,
neps q, said Askew are Plaintiffs and you are
defendants. Should said deposition not he Ia
ken on the day above named theu 1t will be IT,.
ken on the day aftel. or continue from day
10 day TIL II is taken.
PANNILL l. NoWLIN.
Jan ). w1a4l
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1829-01-26
TAEzEE NOTICE.
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