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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
IUST PUBLISHED,
Ind FOR sale jy J. Warrock.
THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAE.,!f3t
.AT.TT a IACIs
FOR ye"'' oi or Tort, 1880,

f1r me yet'' ot or LoFn, 1880.
bI DAVID RICHARDSON, OF LOUISA CuI;SrY Y,
toNIAtNiNG, In addition 10 the Astronomical
calculations, a List of the Courts. Representa-
lvcS IN Congress, Members of The Senate and oft,e
1iousc oi D"hgatcs, and the strength ur the militia
IN earn county and town in Virginia; Ab-tract from
me Schon Commissioners Reports, To LIST October
i82"; Aggregate OF Infantry, Light Infantry Grena-
drrs and Ffle'ncn, ard Artillery; Luuatic Hospitals
OF " iiiianshnrF ana Stanotnn; y statement showing
now Inc Whole debt Of the United States may he dis
Charged by Tic application OF The present annual an
Precipitation SO ,0o0G00; y statement showing the
number OF woes given for President and Vice Prosi
dent of ie L. Ntotes; Gardeners Calendar for each
month; Songs; Chances OF Marriage fror,12 to a.
Kissing the Bride, &c. &c. The usual supnlv Of en-
tertaning matter likewise, list oftfe Courts and
itepres rAtatlves III Congress for North Carolina
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
GENTLEMEN'S AND LADIES
Boot and Shoe Mandatory

Opposite The OH Strnl Tarcgn
fENHE subscriber returns his thanks to his friends
and the public, for the liberal encouragement he
has heretofore met with. Having lotcy employed a
first rate workman from the North, is now prcpared
10 execute orders in The ladies' and misses line aud
viii make in ttG most approved manner, 70 measures
IN fashionable style any orders which he may be IA
vourcd with, and hopes by strict personal attention
to business, TO receive continuance Of the public
patronage.
On hand, ccntiei1cns boots. shoes and pumps
boys Tine shoes, and an assortment of negro shoes.
all Of good quality.
iuIy St-eoI8t ci2t JOHN DURHAM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
TAM@DEN SYDNEY COLIEt:crb ..,,,.

III AMEUEN SYDNEY COLI.EtsF.-The seni
-, annual examination at Hampden Sydney will co,nn,nc.
on thursday the iIh inst, and close Tuesday, the d
aren's anu Guardians and all who tts Interested il, the
OF literature aud Science, iny,
TO attend, The will take place IN, ,v,nesi.
me zon at which tune IL members OF the Senior Glass will
1eiver oais and receive the degree The Board OF
s'ees WI hold their annual meeting the 23d and 24,h
AS several subjects involving the best interest of the institution
WIN 6e submitted TO the consideration the Board al This
present. p SsTIs SIN" oe
OF The anniversary OF the Literary & phlosonh;i So;
VIII be heIh ON Thursday, the 24,, on which occas an
III ne oe'vered by WIN Nj Atkinson Esq Peters
uf5 and Poem by Richard Calle, ESD of Notiovav On
e same day The anniversaries of the Union & Pbanropic
oecietes VIII take place, aud Oratons delivered Inv their
Cabcll Esq 49, esn H' % s,. :
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

f0t, JhiTe Times a TVerE
iit subscribers haze established II lin, of yoc,
CoafHe" from fnvando.tc to Stanton which in
e'e"" III running t""e {, week cny, stated in a f.
cF no'icc WIZ! Tor the greater accommodate of the
traveller, ard TO prevent unavoidable DELAY on ,;,e
road, perform the route three times a week
1 nc Lane VIII pass through Charleston, and from
thehcc, by The Lichts and the State Turnpike TO
i'c"lShurg and the principal Medicinal S:rriuns to
VII; the F" i!ie Sulphur, Inc Hot, the Warm Sc to
Stauntcp. - "
1t will leave Guyandotte every T,uesdav. Thurs
"'y ana Hmtu'flHy, ut O'Clock, A. NJ, and on It's
return, vii! leave Stanton every Wednesday + r.;
day and Sunday. at the same hour
Al Stanton the Line meets the charlottesville
it'cinnnnd and Fredericksburg Lines also .un,,nn
three times week.
Fare from Richmond to Guyandofte, $40 80.
Inc route, from GsryouSiottetU Stanton w,r i,c
performed IN five travelling days, thn 7tlr day in ca ch
week neIn necessarily resting day and from Stann
ten 10 Rlc!.mo.I, Fredcrclel,;,r.y i'm two J,,,s
and from Richmond 10 the CITY Of Vyashingtom -
20 hours and from Fredericksburg To the CITY, il
eight hours. '' !"
There viii be night travelling throughout tn,
route. 7O"' -''
Persons ascending the Ohio on their wav 70 H.,
North VIII find this route very pleasant and chem
one Ina tiioSc VINO may wish to visit the SPRINGS
are informed, that, exclusive Of this Lime tho, 90
good rri'n Coaches TO these Watering places
Ana the public assured, that in attention f., tl,,
accommodation aud comfort Of the passengers So f.,
as good Coaches and Teams, and skll attentive and
sqber Drivers afford them the line shall moi be
inferior any other in the State.
PORTER g. BIGInEN
i'h'"FoiS i'o'n S"yahdotte, to the Warm Spriuss.
Proprietor f..,n the Warm Snr,,rs IN sam,
Richmond, Va Iuie l2 1929. G a,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
MISS MACK ENZTEIS
SETTTNy ARy

w HLi- nc re-opcned or. the LIST October for the
reception OF hoarders and day r:pils. She
returns her grateful thanks to the public for the pre
iere'cc gwen to her establishment. and rests her
oPrs OF Its continued prosperity on the improvement
evlnccd by her pupils.
IL Is AiiSs hiAckrngics ambition that Richmond to
WnoSc ihnaDitants she owes much, nav in the means
~ education, equal any city in the United States
10 attain this end, she has cleeriuly cowt-jbrte5
ana VIII continue TO do 50, by securing the aid OF
Tie most efficient a-ter, nil the advantages that ca
nc u'f''c" ir"'' tree access 10 well chosen libra
ry, AHA The use 81 an extensive chemical and pho
sophcai apparatus, with whatever else She can pro
cure 10 iacpltate tie Improvement of the rsiur
geheratlnn and render literature and science attr,c
idackenzic IS now al New York
2.-Iavtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
LOUISA RACES.

Fs@IIE Ionisa Races will commence at Louisa court
housc. on Thursday, the list of October. First
days's race mile heats for years old six entries and
closed One hundred bushels ct ncrchnntabe vleai
entrance, half forfeit.
William Morris, ". c. bel
Mai. Bicbcrou Winston, b. $.
Elijah Hutchinson. black f. by CaroIin;an.
Robert G.. Willis. b. {.
Ion Graves, :. f.
DR.. James II. Morris, 3. q. by 6l'rcl.
2d days rncc. two nile heats, one hundred dollars
in cash with The addition of such subscription as may
be subsequently, nadc1
Sd days race. proprietcrs purse, made w Of The
first and second days entries aud rate money This
will he / hapdsome purse, to be run the best 3 in .
nile heats. mo NJ PRICE
IT Is confidently expected that the first DAYS race
will he exceedingly interesting, ach runner intending
to he At The goal and all having high expectations Of
winning.
I This pursn is INCREASING. AMI Il is believed by The
day oi tic race will be of considerable rnitudc
H.r 2B 3tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
J3xgGE gE. CORD ora,
Grocer a!sd Commission .RLerchn,,.

SFoteF ana COMMISSION .FIerchGHi,
& AtFERS to his friends and tho public generally.
~ aWe'i selected assortment of (ROCE RES
at wholesale and retail az ersept ardent sDi,.us'
Specle attention will he npd 20 any produce consipn
eli TO him, Nth The exception aborc made and receive
ana Forward goods to persons III the upper country
or i,lc usual TERMS sont Aot r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
BRANCH A. SAUNDER
ACADEMY

Nearly oPposte me Scma Tarcrn
M HI he re-opened on list October ncxt The
studies ofthis institution will embrace, as here
'ofore. regular classical, matherafica and English
course.
The French, Spanish and Italian Languages VIII
he taught by FIR. CoIonua D'Orrono, who is well
known in this city teacher ofioreign languages.
Terms, $50 per aunum.
For tic French, Spanish Italian Language,
;hcrc will be an extra charge.
Richmond, Aug 39 ;aw.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

N1hIlhtA;-A superior of clanccry holden ct
" me former capol in tie city of Williamsburg the 3Is,
DAY of July 1929 Richard Tmbcakc l,f agaIs, Richard
Taylor Henley iayor, Henry Eoa acor Peter Powell
dec d. and Wilson V. Henley, dts
For reasons appearing 10 the court the order entered in ,.
cause me twenty ninth Instant and consent Of
the plaintiff and Henry Edloe the doth order thai this
sun s'' AMI be revived against him ancr Peter Pow
en- decd And hereupon the on this daV 10 be
hearu on the papers then read argued v cnpe, CIR
consideration whereof the doth aljpc order and gc,c
that he defendant ElOe of the estate Of his tna,or
ms hands 10 be administered, pay plaintiff twenty t,
dollars ami My that the dc!cndant Henley nae Ia tho
Panth three dollars and fy cents and comri DOH further
aJdss order and decree. that the defendant Henley ayio
deliver up tn 'he Marshal Of tin court tie slave now j., his
Posseon belonging 10 Richard TAYLOR who directed n sell
e am slave al public AUCTION credit months akin
pond ana approved security for purchase money having
gwen ten days previous notice the time and place of sale
AND make report of his proceedings court in order to
mai decree And the doth further aajllpc order and
Decree That an account be taken before ore Of the Commission
es oil TINS court, TO ascertain sum- to he paid
cncy Taylor for the support Of said slave me came into
the possessions Of the said Taylor who directed TO repor the
SAID account to the court in order final decree nd the
court doth further adudgc, order and decree Archer IAN
n John Browne, aud fhusion James he and thcv arc
hereby appointed Commissioners, Of whom may act
VINO are directed 10 value OATH the Richard
ayr and report their proceedings court in order 10
aI decree But tire plaintiff is have the benefit Of This
Decree until hc shall have entered into bound viii, sufficient
security, IN the clerks Office Of this court penalty equal IN
double e money dccreed I've paid by resident defendants
van scn Condition the law requires in the case Of absent
Defendants Cory. Testc I'D. CHRISTIAN, G. &.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
GEO. y. PAYNE.
w. J.. FONTAINE. Comuis.
WI. +. RANDOLPH. ! s!oners.
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE

~ I'LL bc sold on the premises on the 9Th ,Iuv nj,
September next, "a Tract of Land living in the
County al iicnrico. on the WILLIAMSBURG STAGE Poad
ABOUT Tour mics from the city OF Richmond contain
ing net''cen i2 and 100 acres tho present residence
81 inc subscriber he'h.s the advantages of eitua
non ana susceptibility OF Improvement possessed nv
tins land. there - upon it a most corvonient on5
f'"hoftahle dwelling house with every necessary ont
house q! 9Fci'or: containing between SIX and seven
iHfed 'r'cS q the finest fruit in the most flourish
ing condition and well Of water i,,frnr - 49,
tAs state. The subscriber can witt, proprietv re-
commend IT rs one Of the most healthy uations :,
Ine comfy; and to any ono wishing 10 purchase 4
c"hFcnicnt productive farm, Il more fayorable on
portuniIy could present ittcIf Iba snbscrhp
| WIZ take pleasure IN showing The premises to anv
person DESTROYS OF purchasing. The terms will h.
made known the day ofsaI,. "''' "
sept Its . TSafl-r p,nr,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

OIlCE.-Mas. NELSON continues her
boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
Ington Tavern, within Fifty yards the Capitol Square
She will he prepared IN accommodates in the hest
manner: number OF the Members OF the Con venton
ard Legislature, with their families if reouircl-
So"d stables aud carriage houses we'll supplied with
provcnder and carrlnl Holsters auT ? c1f,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR SAFE.


Z ~ pursuance ol decree OF the count court OF
h''ckigham, the undersigned commissioners. or
one OF more OF them, will proceed on tie premises ON
'ie SUN day OF September next to sell To the hob
est bidder tract OF land in the lower part of BIch
mg!ain OH james River called .AIouai MI NN'''
mis- Tract OF lard is believed 10 contain s;y INN
dred acres-ahon one hundred and tiftv Of which ro
10" grounds: y good portion Of the high land is in
w"pd*' and Is tobacco land. The whole of the ouem
iahd Is lii good condition, and rar, Of the botton
land extraordinarily fertile. '''''!
nc improvements originally constructed. with M
eye l" TASTE ana usefulness, will require some repairs
Ah accurate survey OF the whole tract. ascertain
ing The quantity of forest and open hill and bot1o,n
and; VIII be made before the day ofsalc- and platt
eNnbtiihg the results will be prepared for the !nlor
nation Ui those concerned. ''''Vt
IKR'6,-A credit Of l. Q, s and i wears will he
gwen ne commissioners will require from the pur
chaser bonds with approved security aud win rel ri,
zen ON the iand till the purchase money he paid
'H;' at the Commissioners will attend on tho prem,
The land. "'''a
GEO. ~. PAYNE
W l.. F0NTAINE Comrlis.
WEI. L. RANDOLPH s!oners.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
GxREGG IL HOLLIS, DeUol

6 NREGG IL HOLLIS, DeUGGGsTs d. CuE-
manufacture Ink Powder and Liquid Ink Of Superior
quality
The above Ink and Powder for sale at the Book:
store opposite the Eagle Hotel at the manufacturers
prices.
Also Maynard & Moves Red and Black Ink and
Ink Powder; Ki9der's Iudeble Ink; Fancy and Wind
Sor soap &C. ARIEL Works.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

H9EAHI' Po.tDfEe.-The object Of this Cosmetic is IN
haTnonize ami soften the character of the conlex ion
Berg an article entirely different FROM verv sperio TO-
ORDINARY powder II requires small quantity it, application
"u YET so hcnt'hes lSeii with e aI,aearcc as In
ne peTcePtie TO lie incest observer those ia iies mn,
tcary VINO are subject TO fnses of the neck tn sue
as gre exposed 10 tuGl occasional aeiatiaus whether
nervous or Otherwise, the Pearl Powder affords harmless exec.
@ ana most welcome relief In weather IS cool and
reesinSs and in cod weather serves as pro,oa;o, In ~.
SKIN IN nurseries Of children has always been fond rr
!Iar!y eficacious and agreeable ~ pc
o. For sale at JSo II. BLANIiRE's Drug and Apotle.
cary Store, opposite the Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
CovrsIoy,n Axnyp,o.,, o.,

williamsburg, 81 September, 1925
nave appointed the fifteenth day NJ October next to execute
we foregoing order OF Or which day by nire o'clock
~ ~, me parties concerned arc required attend my ofcr
w,h Their books papers and testimony copies Of inc court
papers, and With this original order
- v5'c 20. ANDERSON. C5r..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
Law AND CnANCERY PRACTICE

E'dE subscriber has commenced the practice NJ
Law, and intends to direct his attention ,,r;u;
Paly t. husnessin the Williamsburg Chanccry Court.
ne WIN eiso practice in the Superior and Iniar;o,
Nourts OF the city, and in those OF York Warwick
anu James CITY counties. As 1t is matter of ,oucL
importance to sultors III Chancery, 10 have their o.,
Sos OF account attended III their p orress before ,
commissioners, this branch of his profession vii; bn
p"t,icuary attended to by the subscriber when spe
caily employed for that purpose. lis oti;ra d;,
the residence vi his father in law Air Rob,r, An.
dcrsor. GFORGE W Spt,:',I All
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

d David ANDERSON. Jr. will continue
The sale OF Groceries. Domestic Co0ds, C.fton
f"'n' &c in connexinn with sracrui Com
n''s'a Business ut tie stand formerly occupied bv
ANDERSON, Cart ~ co corner of d aud 18th streets:
where the market price will be paid for good cor
W.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
kING WILLIAM I.AYD A1e1s

II.
~ Ill be sold at public auction n, kim William
~ Courthouse, the 28th of the present month
pehg court day, on credit OF cnc TWO and three
years az the right tile and interest Of Woodson
IaffisE IN the following Tracts of Land viz: Ono
tia o immediately ON the pamunkey River, known hy
or ,,e % 'ie River P!anla,ion adjoining the lands
e .s and contains 2i6I4 acres also one other
tract containing l12 acres, known hv the none ~.
Nlhgheld desirable place for small family, viii
comfortable buildings thereon we
RICHARD c: WOPTIIAB1
CHAS. ELLIS
sept st C HENRY IT EINc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

iEN h9. S7AMUEi. G. ADAMS, opposite
- we r'aEic Hotel, has recently added 10 her
Boarding Establishment, and viii be prepared to ac-
coinmodaie several Members OF the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and l,dring-
fain!es visiting 'hs place, will find her roofus ary
ana comfortable, and every effort to render satisiac-
ton to those who c"ii on her, will be lnntlr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

PATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool, . IuIv 90
i1"'"" Produce ana "ua6sT Of Boatv passed do,ca
through The Lo,cer LACKS.
"EP SIS iihds tobacco, 273 bbls. flour. 58e
oas' wheat, 90 boxes manufactured tobacco It bon;s
0 coal boats, 226 bus coal
oEp. l.--65 hhds tobacco, o5I bbs -four, 583
BUS wheat. ton bar ircn, 10 boats. ? coal hoats
1862 bias. coal. N'';
SIR 5.-33 lIhds tobacco, 6 do Stems, $40 bar
,our' os9 BUS wheat, $50 billets, cords weod, %
boats,.l2 Goa! boats, 81 10 bus coal
EXrac, letter from Liverpool July 2atr-ssCur Cotton
@ continues very iieayyat the closing price oflaet week
vi g oPi'id and Aiaiiama be offered AT auction
is INST The demand for -four limited at 50 10 Sos far
July 23tlL-Nluch rain has falc, s;,,.e ,. ; go, =,
weather Continues very wci' w 81 @ '-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
By DAVENPORT. ALLsN s. co

eH DAVENPORT. ALLEN s. co.
H. r,,,.,., GROCERIES, DC.
III hSOAf, the 10Th inst al 10 O'clock at on, ,,,;,,
'oe' S,O pounds Cotton Yarns ircu, No. 3 to -
100 rms Cap PAPER
liSi do Wrapping do
llm boxes brown Scan
20 do Sperm. Candles
hhds St Crox Sugar
do ~ Orleans do
DO Antigua Rum
10 10 N. Orleans DO
10 DO Moasscs
3 pipes Cognac B,andy
~ bills amp Oh
~ do Malaga Wine
50 DO No. 3 Mackerel
Teas &c. &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
ia % EEs.s. r. .Es ~ e w s,
PORI' or RlCIiNO.Nj]-
-, ENTERED,
D'' EDWARD, Libby, London, in ballast, 10 Chas p.l,er
ARRIVED


ARRIVED,
Sc!r Fairfield, Coffin. days from New York, with
slhGries, TO Davenport. Alion Il Co, Otis D,,mlor
20, sing 4 Richardson, Tri?ctt s. .Iol,ston, /,
@yLoh' DOT Ir d Co, Hubbard * Gardner, d
.hderson' jr, II Porter, Thompson, a .Mnr,iss &,
20, Bagwe!i q Smith, Lee 6, Cowlcs, {; IIancs, =
~ - iaines o. Co, q r 'i'in, w u d KyIc 6, -
Ellis NJ Mitchell D Weller. Lancaster &. Dan
ny, NadsWoFti IL Williams Baldwin Ives & Co
Parker, Hail 81 Moore, ! NJ .Ki,doe I w, -, e.
co, J \ Gordon, A Works, J II Nash. ! ricbnner y
SafVny, M,Ncnmra 81 D,,val, J CunninrIam. r :
"uitl- > fulney, w 81 / Crano Cotton g. Clark
WORKMAN q M' Grular, Cullen d M.DnuaId. W n
Richardson ~ 4>'''t1'0 W Al
;, Schr independence Hooper, from Bainnre. via
Nnrn!E ana City Point, nh sunlries TO III Mvers
y Goode, L'ilcaster s. DENNY A s;wranv : s
@iyers o. On, Otis, Dunlop &. Co d hn.ic~so, IT, +,
unddari!' 4 Johnston 81 Son, w n S,Yoonn. e n
2iItGneii, ~ Ncmara s DuyaI, Cuslnan g. Andrew.
Walker 81 Booth. ''''"'' :"
srhr Dandy, Colo, from Savannah ballast
Schr Brazil; Creighton from Baltimore ha;,os.
SAILED,
Schr. Richmond Packet, KNAPP. for New York. ~.
bacco, -four &c. - 'f' ~"
Sch Schr MARYLAND, sadlcr for Baltimore, tobacco.
NEW foS5, Sept 4-Cld, ship Sarah Hardy civ POM,
AR brig Trader, Harvey Richmond aud :, he e., 10 ~
ScnFs Johns Relief, Brooks DIS Richmond, phaInio'
I'm ~" and tis FIN the Capes; Atlas, Howard en- do
and DIS I'm the GEaes; Barclay Scoy Dis fan do 49, ~;
Iy homas Peiiy Telegraph, Petty; Chariot smith Adrian
Iohms9n7 Agnes Powers and soops Valiant Ice t f., h
CHPe Fame Doughty, and Valiant on,ers all, IN do ' NV
n9SIoN. sept. AR sclL Traffic, Jordan fn Richmond.
o. The ORA wing of the Union Canal
Lottery will be received to-day at The oprinr Of the ,an
cEeis So ssrS go 40 Of loo ~ Of $3.50 &c &c
ADVERTISEMENTS on the last page of The Daily paper
NAPIES S0AP.-Thc Subscriber offers for sale mi.
I.a Ge!sh,@ei c'ipouni; aiSo, Bears OIL Macassar oil
SOAPS Sn" Boxes and Shaving Boxes. neat and ,ae,y
j. H. BTA NtRE Dr,rgns
sept oFF7ste tho Easla Hotel Sign of'fs Mortar.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
TWENTY DOLLARS NEWNED

3 WILL give the above reward for the onnrol'o,
-, tension and delivery. of my man Billv Sampson.
VINO ran away on the 25i oil July last he is nt n
Drown complexion, about twenty six wears of ore
Ve feet eight or ten inches high, he has scar un5,r
ms 'it ear had on when he of, Il coarse c,,,ton
' oHhao nrgs p"nt!ioons, white yarn cont and an
old iul !a', he aiss took with him. an old hIn h,ad
c cG coat and cashmere pnntalnonS The same
ie!iow ran ot last April, aud was taken IN in Care
l'hc coun,y' on AIR. William Cartor's estate; he mas
WIG IN liiciilond, aud is very likely ,,rkru abont
'Ne vi theaoo'e places THOS. CARTER
sVP WoWc fampatike. king William
VIZ Term OF the partnership of y NnEnsoN, GAxru
*; o. 20. hav;ng expired on the .}Ist ut their con
~; Is u.sSN'd except for !i-' purpose OF acta
.a''i's against re said concern, will please present
thch or settlements and those indobt to them. will
liaEI pnynenf 10 either OF HE parties or to MIR Jo-
sian iieake, ir. their Agent
WILLIAM AMBER
JOHN GARTH.
DAVID ANDERSON, in.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08

" We have given SIR. Smith the use of cur col
>nns for reply to an editorial article in the Visitor
Sc Telegraph. We wish to be understood, as taking
no part in this controversy 1t is entirely out of our
line, but are actuated by the sole motive, of en-
abling Mr. Smith to be heard in defence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-08
JAMES BARKER.
,EKISI SALE

~ RcaI and Personal Pyooeri,,
PURSUANT TO the provisions Of n decd or tr,,s.
from Robcr; G. Smith, for the benefit Of J,snn1
%ihanS TO the subscriber bearing date ON thn All
Gay OF april 1899, and OF record n. tie ccrk,s ~
nee i2f NC co"nt!"s q licnrico, Gooclland and
New hon, sIo'! BY the directions Of The said WI
,ohs' proceed to sell at public suction 10 The hobcst
O'aner' ior cash, ON the 18th day of the preseut
month IN front of the Bell Tavern in the citv Of
ischnohd the following rca! and personal propcr,v
20 VA: one undivided fourth part of a 'Tract ~
Lana containing 800 acres hc the same more or
less lying and being III The county Of Goachland the
tlgHt ~ic en tn said Robert e.. Smith derives nv,
inheritance ifcm lis grand father under his will
one undivided lali IN house ana lot in the cit, ~
richmond and fronting the present residence Of tic
e'der III NJ Cav; one Undivided fourth part in So
vcral lots oi land IN the same civ near the Poop
house, and to which several two rarcel Of Drnnortz
ast mentioned tie SAID Robert C. Smith derived titIe
oy ihheTtance from his grand father as aforesaid one
nldiVdcd fourth part at the following slaves TO Wit.
Hachae hiatilda, Mary, and Silky aud 10 which the
SAID smith derived tile in tc same manner Also
all The interest 81 Crncjgcid CIump in his mothers
estate IN the county a. New Kent and which il CON
veyed to thc said Robert G.. Smith by decd of 70
cord IN the Office of New Kent county court Also
one negro woman named Bntscv, ono nero bov
named William. two horses aud one cart and nil ,l,g,
household and kitchen furniture mentioned in tho
said deed. - ''"F
Selling as trustee. shall convey only such fitIo
as Is vested III me- which title is believed Il, be rood
sept i-9t ROBERT c. SCOTT. Trustee