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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25

The Law student should furnish himself with the
text b"ok-Tuckcrs Blackstone, and the Revised
lode: ought also 10 bring with him, all the Acts
% Assembly since 1919, the compilation OF tho Acts
OF Congress the sessions Acts since the compiat,on
and the FcdcraIet.
Board is payable in advance: one half when the
student enters college and the other half when half
the course has terminated
Students are bound to board in College unless they
obtain perEiIsson ri the facu;y to board elsewhere
wcn can only b. granted upon the written REQUEST OF
lie parent guardian, and upon condition that no
more IS paid by them, than by the borders IN Conere
BY order OF the Faculty
DiBNt,S BROWN Src'-..
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COTTON OZMiBURGs &: Y.4RN:s.
Cotton YterGa!

COTTON Y8RN!! CO7TOE -l.RR&'!U
\ order to meet the cxigency Of The present times
n and competition on fair gtoUBd-A $50, to enable
Country Merchants and others, To purchase cor
TO.T I,4R.NS, cheap iH Tirgiqia as other parts
pf the Unon-i have concluded 10 sell ms Cotton
Yarns by the quantity of $50 pounds and upwards
IN asSOIinCns Of equal quantities from No to 10
at 81 cents per pound with advance OF rce cents
per 10. up TO No. 90 IL is not necessary to say
any thing about the quality of these Yarns as they
are generally well known aud allowed by oil who
have used them 20 he superior 20 any ia The Ja,H.
Orders len forwarded TO Dir. VIVA. Clark r.. Pc
tcrshurG, to Mr.. William Wallace, Mr. john WISE
and Mr.. WIN. J. Clarke Richmond. or To Inysei. at
( thc Factory will be promptly attended to-
am also prepared o furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
Ct any colour suit lbic for stripping checks or gnghanS
ut prices suit the tones. Good bite seed cotton
will he taken in exchange Tor cotton yarns or guned
Factory, and the highest price given. have 4 Wool
CaIdmg Machine IN operation at the Factory, win
seit of cards AL complete, wiiicL warrant to
cara woo! rolls ~ manner superior to what airy
other ever did or docs, III this section of country.
Price for cardhg 10 cents mound, ar IL - cents
/; inJ the crease. The arrangement is 50 made
81 III tis machine, that WOO! can be carded Us vel
n winter as III summer.
JOSEPH UEYWOGD,
PJjc5a,a., Cation F,Irtoyy.
Address, Joseph Haywood, Subjects Tavern, Pow
aa'an. aug i8-w4w
COTTON OZN4BURGo IND H7RNS.
's'IE subscribers, Agents for TIC retersnarr
= Manufacturing Company, have in store Il supply
nj heavy Cotton OZnaburgs, Intended particularly for
negro shir,,nCs; and Cotton Yarns OF all numbers
Factory prices, VIZ:
For al uuD,bcv, from, IN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25

I.H''G1H earn = rCiSG7.t. .Biffly -.
VIZ have had moderate suppy oi E.sh Wheat this
w@eA nos has the arrival OF Fore been large as of late
aud the weather continuing way unsettled trade is ari,cr
nS morning aud me samples m'c, ready sale ance
o! ull - eG quarter
iO.ro> July 10 II O'Clock Tile continual rain rather
damP the spirit Of our city sTecuan.s, aud present little
nothing Is DONG iu the crusu market
IoNDoN, Juiy l3.Ihc Corn markets OWN. 10 the heavy
aims cave experienced Temporary 70 animation The most
disastrous runoTs IN circulation during Tie week relative
10 nc INJURY which the wheat ctop las sustained pre-
scuce of disease which has lately appeared called rcd
rum, aud which, M Instances has yearly al
the We slnwn several the ravaecs tina,
ai been committed wheat lust taken om very
promising fields ~ i>cN and which, .lOm tie supcra,ldcd
cause Of the heavy rains and The exposure the gar to nor
eastern asFa r>hphed the most li,couagn- expectation
We have head aeu VI sra. appearances in iieG.r.,c
aud ia the nrctorhond of iors4n Su,scx-buf from ali
arcnhnts have Vet reached from mites
par cullv Suffolk Norfolk, ani Camhrblgesre we mr.,
wiling To hnre these appearances confined loca
cases good deal OF com has been laid by ,he rains bu,
which with few eAcePIuns> by IN an r.ecve.
a " condition In scotland regret find tlat the evil
cunuIcd by Hc Wht at o. - al'et 10 with confidence
From N" I1Hf0H .',tr Price Current oF.Inib Il
Io'accTHc only sale f export this week is a parcel Of
Nayland about 20 hhds for Portugal The purchases for tie
home trade iuCpnsidrratir.
'on1hc COTTON make. Is steady. hat hc ,acs &c not
extensive the huveT waiting c uf tie India House sale
Tie purchases this week $50 Eenga 80 ADD 100 Sumt
81 lld - New Crloaus sd, 20 Egyptian, 61d
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WILLIAM 81 MARY COLLEGE,
AUGUST the 10Th 1000

TGNHE College viii open usuai-'rhc Grammar
School on the first day, and.the other Schools on
the last Monday in October
Moral Course The Rev. Adam Empie, Professor.
Bellies Lettres, Rhetoric, Logic. and Morul Philo-
sOphy. Text books-Balrs Lectures Hcdges
Logic, and Paey's Philosophy.
Law Course: Judge James Scmpo Professor -
Law and Police: Text bOok--Tucier.s Black
stone.
Political Course: Thomas X. Dev. Professor IIis
tory, Metaphysics, Natural and National Inv Go.
vernmcnt and Political Economy. Text books
Tytlers Elements, Brown abridged b.. Hed,,e
Nattcl, Lock, Rousseau, and Smiths Woalth Of
Nations.
Chemical and Philosophical Course Win. u. Go.cre
Professor Chemistry, Mncrslngy, Botany and
Natural Philosophy. with It's application TO the
Mechanic Arts. Text books cbstcr's Chemis-
try, Rogers's introduction, and Cavalios Natural
Philosophy.
Mathematical Course: Ferdinand : Cainbcll Pro-
icssor.-Geometry, Algebra, Plane and Spherical
Trigononctry, Surveying, Nelsura,ion, Cori.
Sections, FhIxons and Astronomy. Text hr, (.
-llutton's Mathematics Flmt's Surveying. N,n-
Astronomy.
School Of Iiumaniiy d. Browne prof,ssnr ''oa
Greek and Latin langul ges, Geography. Ancian.
and Modern. and the usual branches Of English IN.
structiun.
Mudcrn Languages: c. dc La P,n1 Prnl,,so -
The French, Spanish aud Italian Languages
Tho expenses OF pupil in the Grammar
Sch"H! tor session of ten months board, wash
in, od"ing, fuel, &c. &c. 500
Tee for Tuition, 20
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25

{Ho"n! = Proire an' RouIicr a. Bouts passed Glrn
through ne Er,rer Turks
ArG 81 2l hhds tobacco 270 hls flour }i bue heat,
60 boxes manufactured tobacco, - euds wuod tons and
81 boats l. coal boats, s5J9 uus cua.
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NOTICE.

EERS. MARY TO1IPKINS continues her Board
lng House, m that large and airy Brick Building
on I" Street so very contiguous 10 the Capitol where
she will be prepared 10 accommodate fifteen
Members OF the Convention, and approaching Legis-
ature. mug lS-w2t
COTTON OZ.N1BURGS 1. X4R.NS.
VENIlE Subscribers agents for tho Amelia Facto-
= ry, have III store supply OF heavy oznaburgs
intended particularly for negro slirnEs, and cotton
yarns assorted, which offer for sale ~ the factory
prices. WORKMAN X M'GRUDER.
AUG g wit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25

tworoy (Jam) July g-Eyc regret IN or.c.,r ,l,t TIE
Coos the Fourth aT,cl here YESTERDAY. irum 4 rul.a
m tANt tl1ir Wa scac- and lh ~ he date her san-
bat ac iwrodatons daily tectci there the Unite,
States ir scarcely n flour, ia ;h, market. Is uupc ecutrd
al mlcs caspnabr supply arrives sa witho,
lie barrel Small, ssic~ effected eight
pounds We however haTpy state, c.ud provi-
aud vegetables of all kinds al ian ulo III con-
-, ~ - ~ ~, ~,
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TRUST SALE-


R virtue Of a deed of trust executed to the snb
sorioers by jefferson L. Trce, bearing date the
January, 1923, and of record IN the Office of IN,
'"lk OF iienrco county court, we shall for eurpo-
III Sau need mentioned offer for saic GO publ.c
auction, AT the residence of s,id rrice OF. TIE dSs,
nc 18th instant Of ~ O'Clock, AL the household mn
Kitchen furniture belonging Ia said 'rricc scbejul.
OF which is annexed TO the deedslso three likely ne
groes. To wit: Leneita, Aggy ard Henry
1crms.Six months credit for sums above $50
payments being satisfactorily secured; for all sums
under that, cash will be- required.
JOHN GARTH, e. Trrs-
aug 3-w2t cost JOSIAH LEAEE, Jr. toes
~ B.-'rhe above sale will b. conducted by DA-
'INPoRr, ALLEN ~ 90. aug 25
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25

~ The drawing Of tie Delaware g. s Carolina Lottery
will he received to-day at - O'Clock See page the y
laIv1 FOR ilie LOTTERY advertisements.
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commercial 2Recoru+

nArE or LATEST EUEorEAN ADYIcLs
From liavrc, IuIc q,
1909 Nbis City Mills iiou. cold Saturday at - or
the SOa,h American naroci
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Those Of u Student in a Session. Cor board"
washing. lodging, fuel, cahIl4s and attendance
Of servants, DC. :
Fees 10 three Professors. $40 each, :
MatTcuiaton or Library Zee,
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o. See Isl page paily Pnrer
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GENfhEIhN'S AND Ll.DII5S'
Boot and Shoe ManufactoTy.

opposite ne OH Soaa Tarcyu.
'E'lIE subscriber returns his thanks To his GienIs
and the public, for Tie liberal announcements he
has heretofore met with Having lately c0lp,oycd
first rate workman from the North is now prepared
To execute orders in the ladies' aud misses line and
VIII make IN the most approved manner TO measures.
N fashionable style, my orders which he may bc IA
vour"d with. and hopes by strict personal attention
to business to receive continuance of the public
patronage.
On hand, gcn;lcmcns boots, shoes aud punrs,
Uoys hhc shoes aud an assortment Of negro shoes.
all OF good quality.
iry 1l-eo1Gt ct2t JOHN DURHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-08-25

NOTICE. Inc Administrators OF estate of airick
topion, decd having adverted To self Nedi, s. lay
c 10Th fourteen slaves belonging the estate do
hereby notify ali won Il may concern dat airic
tolnn did, on the ninth day ct Nav 1885, convey in
trust Tor rhe purpose OF securing The Of debt Ian,
hor'as Turner the following slaves nameyDingo Garland,
henderson, Boo, lands, and Any A., the said CO.tNu
having after the execution of the said deed in trust sold two
inc id slaves namely Garland and Any he the aid Chop
band and seal, authorize AMI empower me as trustee
substitute the of two other slaves namely Dandso
aud Wilson, M the place OF the sold 10y him. tcrsfot
notice, that shall, trustee aforesaid, tico tie sahe
Of the said slaves, DIgo, Henderson, oh, Candis Iaurse
and w sou at he sale advertised by the knx u!ess si
that the purchase money shall paid :, me as trustee
IN IioaGs Turo for whose tencni ier ~er cn,veSeI
: q" me. WILLIAM lCHARDSQN
aus - "A inv
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AeacfaOos A1If@.
TKTS pay =

B.4.NK STOCK 1T AUCTToN
WILL be sold on TUESDAY ncxt, at the Cofyae
w House, 10 Shares oi Stock of the Bank of Viz ;.
gina and - Shares of Stock of the Farrners' Bank
3i YiFghne, belonging To the estate OF the late Ed
Dillon, and sold 6y order OF his executors. for cash
'Sale VI - o'clock. JAS. II. LYNCH
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TRUST SALE-

az virtue OF deed ot trust executed 10 the sub
- serioer by John Johnston, and OF record in the
court ot'cc OF he city O! Ricmopd ON the
9TH day of October. 1927 shall on the si.t dav 30
August 1899 at - o'clock, NJ, before the front door
oi the Bell Tavern, in the city of Richmopd for the
purposes therein mentioned, procredto sell public
auction on credit of 60 days. the following proper
ty TO WIT; lots OF parcels Of land lying snd being
IN the said city, on Valley and Concord Streets
SHOWN IN a survey made by Richard Young (for the
late Or. John Adams, bearing date the 3lst May
1916, by lots No Is, IL Is and 8; also two nopro
men, TO WIT: Stephen and Dick. For more psrti-
GUAR description Of said property see said deed. The
tile to the above property is believed TO be good
but acting a. trustee, shall not warrant
aug iI-i0t JESSE +. KEESEE, Trustee.
Il Tho sale ofthe above Land is postponed until
Monday, It'll September next o'clock OH the pre-
misses. Of the negroes, until Tuesday 8Lh al IL
O'Clock, at the Beli Tavern.
aug % Jesse l.. KEESEE Tn,stec
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4 DMINISIi: A1'flIX'S SALE.-WilI 10 Old e

A DmtNinISar HIA'S SALE.-WlI Le old 10 the
hehes' o'ddt1 on wednesday, the 10Th ,iay month";
IAN, otherwise tire FIST fair ia, lhrreahcr a. the late res
nce oi Patrick CoPon deceased, known Fosters Rope
Walk al Boiling Green HenrIco county, Ii likely
negroes consisting of and children
mostly boys; Young horse, saddle Birdie mule
tdmhTN cart and harness, yoke of
much and other cattle, aud plain silver watch
together with all the household and kiich, imiturr of lie
deceased consisting oil SILVER table tea spoons Il.
beds and furniture, mahogany china press &c indeed
consisting OF tie usual Variety farming Utensils hons
SC &c-TERsIs-The negsOes will be Tor cash, aud
Tontis' credit VIII lie allowed the other property R al,
doars. Bc4s with approved sec u nv will l.
required. Sale 10 commence at IL o'clnck
l7-tds HARRIE1r CIOpTON Ain,,v
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29
THE CON

TUESDAY, O~cToRERo0.
The Legislative Committee still remains and
IS very fully occupied.
aSsoon as the Committee met, MIR. Cooke
Withdrew the resolution which had formerly
offered, proposing an assessment Of lands, aud
aho'her OF slaves, productive and unproduc
1--WE, and offered the following as a subst
tute
ResOirsd. That in order to prevent the impo.
sltion, OH slave property, of an undue proper
ton OF the burdens OF government, it should
be provided, that there shall be an assessment
once IN every years, of the then annual
value or rental of all the lands within the Com
monSealth, and an assessment, once in every
year, OF the Dett annual value or hire o! The
slaves of each and every slave proprietor,
which shall be effected by deducting The annual
charge OF those slaves of such proprietor,
whose labour is not worth the cost of their
maintenance, from the annual value OF hr e
oil those which shall be worth any hire and
The revenue from land and slaves being thus
ascertained, that all taxes imposed on lands
and slaves shall be so much per centum on said
revenue, and at the same rate per centum on
each SUBJECT, 10 tax 10 be imposed on either
subject without being imposed OH both.
Mr. {. after a few remarks ia support of the
resolution, repealed the imputation which had
been thrown out in relation 10 The friends of
what is Familiarity termed the ,ehile basis, as
having offered now that the principle Of that
basis had been adopted. a less favorable guar.
antee than they had offered While its adoption
was problematical.
Mr' Green spoke in reply, and wen, into a
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aResolred. That The Right Of suRrsg E or...
TO be excluded 10 all who enjoy il unde, so1
existing Constitution, and" -. his View ~
ing, that the several proposii ions for The e,,or
sion of suffrage should then be added sue"
siveIy 10 the resolutions as they should be ado
ted. "op'
The Committee then rose, a little befor. o =,
clock.
III Thus much OF the Proceedings Of II.
Committees were in type, before the Comn,l..
of Monday was received, which put us in no.
~ssion of the fnai Report of the Lesi,lai,.
Committee, and thereby rendered it uonsco..
sary to continue tho detail of rejected prom.
sitions.-The Reports Of all the Commire..
with the substitutes ard amendments proDo...
to each, are contained in preceding column.
The Convention is now fairly under wsv
speedy and happy termination to their lsbo,, !
Eds. Virgininn
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FRIDAy. OcroRTp %

The Conyention met al > o'clock and was
opened with prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Parks, oi
the Methodist Church.
Nj. Madison from the Committee on the
Judicial Depa' tment asked aud obtained leave.
that the Committee mig hi sit for the discharge
Of It's duties during the siiiings of The Conyen-
ton.
MIR. Tayler of Norfolk, a member of the
Committee on the Bill of Rights Il other matters
not referred TO the previous Committees. asked
and obtained leave TO lay upon the table the fol.
lowing propositions which were read and order
ed 10 be printed
Resolved list, that the elective franchise
should be uniform so that, throughout the
State. similar q affiliations should confer q
similar light Of suffrage.
Resolved 2d, that, among those entitled by
the Constitution TO exercise the elective fran.
chise, there should be entire equality Of suffrage
so that, la all elections the suffrage OF one qual
lhcd voter should avail rs much as that a ano.
Their qualified voter, whatever NAV be the dis
parity OF their respective fortunes.
Resolved 81, that eq val numbers Of qualified
voters are entitled 10 equal representa- ION
throughout the State.
Resolved 4th, that as individual suffrage
should be equal, without respect 10 the dispari-
" Of individual fortune so an equal number OF
qaaiihed voters are entitled 10 equal represeii.
'a'ion' without regard 10 the disparity OF their
aggregate fortunes.
Resolved 9th, ha, in all pecuniary contribu.
tons to the public service, regard should be
had to the ability OF individuals TO contribute
and as this ability to pay, from disparity OF
fortunes rs unequal, itwould be unjus, and on.
press've to require each citizen to pay an equal
am, mt Of public { Z s.
On motion OF Mr.. Summers, the Convention
then adjourned.
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majority Of The Senate or House Of Delegsies,
convene the Geaeral Assembly. And ne shall
have power 10 grant reprieves and pstdoas eS'
cepl where the prosecution shall have been
carried on By the House Of Delegates. OF The
Law shall otherwise pa ~ticnlsrly direct, N which
cases, the House Il Delegates shall alone have
aud eHerc,.e the power Of granting them hut
no pardon shall tc granted IA any ea,e until
after Judgment or convection.
And men the conssn ion ADJOURNED, till to.
morrow, 2 O'Clock.
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SATURDAY. OCToprD %

Inc convent on met at = o'clock according
10 adIou rnn"n' and was opened with prav.
er ny the Rev. Dir. PARKS, OF the Methods,
Chuieh.
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(COur. g. Eaq.

NASHVILLE, Ooct. d.
Suicide.-A melancholy case Of suicide oc.
CURED IN this town on Thursday last. MI.
Micheai oteane, a butcher. who attended our
market, in a 1t Of menta! alienation, after mu.
tlating and manning himself in a horrid man
ner, cut his throat aud thus put a period to his
earthly existence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-10-29

naguaa Sept. 26.-Poascript.-Fire-
sop Inc press to announce the distressing inteI''
gence That the large and elegant summer rev
aenee OF lhomss Cumming Esq. on he osnD
NUS, with nearly the whole OF the fnrnIue'
mas Jest become a prey to that destructive {"
neh' winch has lately so largely desoIa'td Ou,
cay Inc Ere was communicate iio'h w
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arkansas Terrific y.-Tbe Little Rock Ga
ze''e says the election for a Delegate in Con'
resulted in favor of Ambrose II. Sewer
who Received 2O64 votes Richard Searcy.
1850.
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Mo Jersey Election 1.-THE Trenton True
American oil Saturday states that the elections
IN That Safe have resulted in the choice OF Il
LEGISLATURE, a decided majority Of which -
]acBsonian.
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NEW YORK., Oct. lG

TI T"V"HS N"FHaTHHe W5T
ket, when a bevy of greasy %srrolltrs there.
seeing them on horseback, and therefore, as
they thought, 50 much out of their element.
commenced a shout of Liberal ridicule. One
OF the 'ars feeling h. could be as daring ashore
as though he was abroad his sea girt citadel,
lacked about and rode up six or eight sieTs,
"h'ch lea INTO the market. went completely
'hrongh, entirely routed his tormenters down
The slel's upon the opposite side, up again
and out by the steps up which he entered,
and went calmly of, without the slightest iu.
jury TO himself OF ,le horse.
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fSFfh '"@ 'fs fIS' ~ ''''>
Mr.. Nicholas who had been in a minority Of
the committee on the Executive. in relation to
some OF the features OF the report, OF that Com.
mi,tee, particularly that part oft which related
To the abolition OF the Executive Council, asked
and ohiaiued leave To lay tho following reso.
lotions on the table. ard 10 have them printed
via
Reso'red, That the 9th md 10th section, of
the present Constitution be retained, aud that
the llih be substituted by the follDwmg resulu.
ton:
A Privy Cohncil or Council of State, consist.
ing oi four members, shall be chosen by Joint
ballo, OF both Houses Of Assembly either tIom
their own members, or the people at large. 10
assist in the administration oil Government.
They shall annually choose out of their own
members, a Lieutenant Guvernor, who in case
OF The death, inability or necessary absence of
the Governor tioin the Government, shall act
"a GovernoT.-The Governor shall be- the Pre-
sident of the Council and snail in all cases of
hvisiou, have the casting vote. Two mem.
beis, with the Governor or Lieutenan, Govern
or, as the case may be, shall he sufficient TO &c,
and their advice and proceeding shall be en-.
tered Of record, and signed by the members
present TO any part whereof. any member NAV
enter his disseni) 10 he laid before the General
Assembly. when called for by III IN. The mem.
beis of the Council shall be elected by Joint
ballot Of both Houses of The General Assembly
for four years. Al the first election, the two
houses, shall, by joint resolution, divide the
persons elected into two closes. The seats o
Abe Councillors OF the first class shall be vaca-
ted At the expiration of the seco al sear oiibp
second class al the expiration Of the fourth yea
90 that one half may be chosen every second
year aud if vacancies hsni'en ey res gna,ion
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PERIODICAL. WORHSt
j. III NASH

.agent tor e.1olloaving Periodical Works, DIX.
ohlH American Review, published quarterly,
Southern Review, do J
Virginia Literary Museum, do u,eo,,',
he Jurst, or Quarterly Journal of JURISPRUDENCE
and Legislation '''~"e'
American Turf Register, and Sportsmans M,g,z;,o
NJ useum of Foreign Literature,
Religious Magazine
Library of Useful knowledge,
DO OF Entertaining do
The Casket,
american Journal of Useful Arts,
Southern Literary Gazette s'N'"e'
Jones Views Of the Metropolitan Innrov,mo,,s
American Journal of Medical Sciences =
Medico Chirurgical Review,
And many others, Of minor Importance
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JAMES WINSTON,

COMMISSION .lieTchdRt,
u AS 10 store, on consignment, and ofars ioI sd
- OF reasonable terms,
10000 Lbs. of best Smiihfield bacon
200 barrels Of No. ". nett hcrrinos
80 do do nett shad
10 do do roe herriDrs
so Go No. 3 nackerc
10 do refined sugar, assorted
100 do genuine cider yine,ar
20 do family four
bags black pepper
SO Kegs Smthield lard
600 sides heavy slaughtered sole leather
$50 do do russell leather
100 DO light waxed do
90 dozen fine rorani hats
% do spades and shovcls
10 do meal selves IL 10 IL inches
i2 90 American caster OIL
700 DO bed cords and eadino lines
80 coils cotton beggiug rope
so boxes soap and candles
100 reaIns writing and wrapping paper
1000 feet good flooring plank
$1,000 heart shingles SO thicl,
5000 sap do l2 do
1000 feet Of prime railing
1000 of HICKS superior segars
1000 of common do
s?ove wire of any kind to order
Manufactured tobacco
Fine and superine fiour
Brogues assorted, SC. &c. &c.