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The rights of all., 1829-06-12
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is also a bench of Magistrates, which is
elected by the people, and to which colour
ed persons are also eligible. This last
Assembly tries criminal cases and admins
ters the laws generally. Trial by jury has
also been introduced.
Some attempt having been made by the
whites to regulate the mode by which the
coloured people should claim their seats
in the assembly, very animated debate
took place, in which DR.. Young, colour
ed person, was very conspicuous, and
treated Mr. Wright the Chairman, with
marked indecorum. 1t was expressly de-
clared at this meeting that the coloured
people were aiming at exclusive power,
and Mr.. Wright requested that the achiteS
might not be condemned unheard The
population of the colony is as follows 60
Slaves 5000, free people of colour, 1000,
whites 200!
Remarks have read the above para
graph, with feelings of deep interest. Why
should there be any distinction among the
worms Of the dust, the occupants Of Jehovah's
footstool. save that which results from merit
We are pleased TO find, that, the Righteous
ness which exalteth nation" reigns in some
part the Kings dominion, s may his majesty
yet live, to see it reign throughout his vast Do
main. The pleasing consideration that Jehovah
reigneth, is a support under the deepest op-
preston, and should excite US to cultivate our
minds, and prepare our hearts for the results
Of his providence. And would here remark,
that there is sure rule of preparation laid
down, save that which is found in the Bible.
Cultivated minds and sanctifed hearts, would
so qualify our brethren in Honduras, for the
exercise of their ghts, as to leave the Albion,
no more cause Of surprise. The same causes,
ifnot in degree, yet in kind, will produce the
same effects in this country. The EDITOR
The rights of all., 1829-06-12

| tv. cannot be denied, and that there ire m any
publications, whose professed object from their
commencement was the correction ofthese er-
rors, will most willingly admit, yet facts war
rant me in asserting that there are some popu-
ar sins, that even the learned and pious Editors
of the Observer" pass untouched. The
voice Of Christendom is raised, against sabbath
breaking, against profane swearing, and against
intemperapce, &c. and would to God that
voice could be heard, and obeyed from the
rising, to the goings down of the sun. But
prejudice this shapeless deamon, walks abroad
in our public streets, is honoured in all our
public places, and last, but not least Of all, is
cherished and even exalted in our churches.
His marks are written upon our foreheads and
upon the posts of our doors, he is scattering
disease, discord and death, throughout our
moral and religious world, and yet alas none
| give warning, none seem to think to feel or
even care for his destructive reign and influ-
ence.
Such errors will come under the notice of
!
man, on the walls, the Editor feels that "wo
is me, I if do not show the people these sins,
and seek a reform. The purity of the chur ch,
and the Improvement Of lis brethren, with the
Editor are objects dearet than life. By lower
or baser motives he hopes never to be influ-
enced, and lest his views and policy, in res
pect to co1onisation, should be misunderstood
he will conclude by stating :hem at large.
That the establishment of colony on the
coasts of frica should be considered chris
tian charity, and that It will be powerful en-
gine in spreading civilisation and religion
throughout that vast continent, | have no
doubt, and THAI it should from the commence
ment have been considered missionary colo
ny and wore missionary aspect, | am euu-
ally boldin asserting. But that it is ever going
to meet the object many contemplate, or
amellorate the condition of the vast bodv OF
our coloured population, never shall believe
Nothing appears to me more trililng than to
talk q fepayng to Africa, the debt we owe
her, D' returning her sons to her coasts.-I
consider that the shortest way to accomplish
this grand object is, to do her sons Justice
, where ever we find them, if the world be too
unrighteous to do this, the church of God
should not-let the same powers, the same eE
forts and the same prayers, be resorted to in
this particular, as are resorted to, in the cor
rection Of other abuses, and the Bible for a
guarantee, that they shall be successful -edu
cate TINS oppressed and afflicted people, ,encour-
age them in agricultural and mechanical per-
suits, and there will be no difficulty in making
them good and happy citizens. But make the
master Chrsst's sercont, and the slare Chyist's
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
MARxNE; NEWS.
PORT or RjCJJ-e;15Ns.-
SAIIAILil

SAtk!sO,
Schr. Philadelphia, Ketchum. far .,sI.m fN,.s
-four and bran, " en t-''asss'
Schr. Maredian, Ingersoll, for Saueertis coal.
! Schr' Lead, Sutton, for Washington Civ. coal
''''p '"'epe ndensGs Osborn, for New York, coal
Schr Emily Davis, Davis from pbi]ad.,n,,i. ~,
Norfolk and City Point.
Scnr. Golden Swan, Harrington from Baltimore
Nchr DFS'ah, Chandler from New York, with sun
dries, to Otis, Dunlop & co, Luke g. Sizer. lanes
Wallace, and Jacob Sint6n
Schr ferse rcrance, EVERY, from Georgetown D.
c. via Old Point. "
Scllr Delta. - from C.ba-,,st,, ,;,h ~
Steamooat Columbus, Turner from Baltimor e.
wa Norfolk and City Point, with nassenrers, and
irc;Ght, TO l'eyton, Scott & Fry, Jude & Mure.
~ =. iinii'ns, Reeves & CO, J Parkcr. L Webb
" co, Luckc u Sizer, ] Garth, M WaltbalI
U ,,is, Dunlop 4 co, Barnes & Belt ] Mckidoe.
w imam M Swoope, w Noting, n M Martin
CO, WORKMAN & McGruder, and a pe,icolas.-
raised, ship and brtos at anchor in Uamrto,
Roads; ship at anchor off Newport,s Neuss t,,rn'
ana aftschr bound mp off DAYS Point Epc IIorbnr
sioop at anchor off Hog Island bonnt ND; brr and
,Iopsaii schrs bound up off jamestown; schr Pelican
Mason, bound up off jamestown; briu Mt anchor oa,
Jordans Point schr. Tuntivy heating up below Civ
Point. 's Wy ''''" Ni's
.4ce'de"t-rie schooner Hghayer. Can, Sutton.
o,'uno 10 washington City, with coal, willie at an
chor ust above the har was run into nv tho s.e,,o
boat Pocahontas. carried away her bowsprt. fore
mast and was otherwise considerably damaged
NohFOIIh, Oct. 6.-Arrived schr. Charles g.
Sahuel Parker, CamdcnEN1e. On Saturday last.
Cape Henry bearing W. by S. distant about rs
leagues, fell III with and boarded the wreck of schr.
Little George Eyre, Atwater, from Richmond bound
to Somerset, laden with cna her s,arhoard hov;
was stove IN, starboard nnin rigging fore ward, ib
and iiying jib had beer carried way-;ie fo:e sail g.
main sail were lowered down, the top sail and iop-
gallant sas we're ti,:.:. had about t;;r feet Wa
ter In h h,ld-'he boat aud cabin furniture wnr.
gone took from her few biz cl.S pu.np xes and
some pieces of rigging. The wind blow very Il esi
al the time on.i ii is presumed that she went down
that night. Tho cap'ain and crew lave arrived nj
Baliny, in the schr. Laura, from, New Bedford the
l. IT, T. having come in contact with :he l.. on the
LIST inst 90 miles z by ". Of. Cape Henrvl
Tue Ship Georgia, ri Bus.nn from Kew York
asl SUNDAY, bonna to City Point, came in from Sea
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
Richmond Races, Fall. 1899.

A'H!S Richmond Races over the Tree Hill Course
Will commence on the Sd Tuesday (20th of Oc-
tQher,) and continue four DAYS, as usual.
FIRST DAy.-A match race for $1,000 side. be-
tween two colts of tried speed and bottoms two mile
heats. From previous and Interesting contest,
much doubt exists to The superiority Of IRE enc
over the other, and considerable interest Is excited
On the sume day. sweepstoke for colts and Tiles
years old, lwo ine ials entrance SlUu; three sub
scrbers. and closet.
SFeqND DAI,-lrrpGlct4r's iruGse, $500. two mile
heats,
On the day, sveepstase for three years old
colts and flies, two mile heats, entrance SlQQ; four
subscribers, and closed.
THIRD DA1.-Jnckey Club Purse, $1,000, four
mile heats.
FoUHru DAY. The al.:,li.,. pu.lsta;Ac Z 10, three
milo heats
Polly Hopkins s,Irpirr, Ka.e, Krnguey. Star
Waxcy, Cudm's, aud many fine horscs oro in tfah
ing. probably greater number lan WAS k!tolyr
III Virginia at any Time.
The Proprietor VII be prepared "sh"t4,' "f'are, 10
accommodate gentlemen 40 nIay dtsiye 10 s:qy ~
Tree Hill daring the races.
Those members of lie Club .i:at siouid ne imaIhe
I" attend The Fall Meeting, will Piecse forward 'hHr
subscr ip'ions, the purses large and tfsIsci.
Der bound to put them mp. ]. NJ. SCI .DEN,
Treasurer u Proprictnr.
Tire Editors OF the National ntciisenccr, Fred,
ri &sbnr9 Arena, fniclligercer, Petersburg. ana
i4ynchhurg Eirgmian, requested to pubisis The
above cnce week until the RACES, Gud send ireir
accounts j. NJ. S.
sen, I5-cint 6Gt II
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NJ -
GYM ASlUM

gums institutions nov open for The reception Of
~ pupils cif'ier as b0arders day Scholars.
ii;H course ut study comprises the Ancient and Mod
e;- i'nguage5, tie Mathon;;t .c;s; Natural Phil So
ply, Astronomy, Chemistry, Compositions 3locrit
i,opG itcerIns VIC. with Tie ordinary departments OF
English Education.
Nj. BERN ARD will be ercInsjrcl, d,ro,o5 .. u
ai"icrn languages and Mathematics and Mr B,u-
RE- VII ASSIST in the Latin and English Depa rtrnen,
ne ft'hci,al has made suc! abgeincli.s at the
Nofth ne VIII enable him immediately To p.c,;lre nd
di: ion1l teachers as occasion NAV rcouire and he
determined 10 spare effort which may cuF;;riiitc
10 render ills school deseryin, the patrnuayc OF AZ,
enlightened community. No extra CHARGE VIII b,
made for The French and Spanish IangusCcs nr for
the Gy'"nastic Exercises. Pupils can Be accom-.
modaed with board in the family of the Principal n,
the very low price OF SIGG per anntlm. The tx
penses of tniIon &c Will be reasonable in Drnpiti
IL is deemed unnecessary 10 specltv The sn1eri ar
local situation and Internal AccoIns ali0ps Oh: this
Institution Occupying does, one of the biqh-
est and Flost heahhul sites III Richmond in the cen
ire OF most Respectable neghboriood, and en.5ra-
eng large, beautiful and cOi!nodous building for
study and feciiation, and very extensive and well
enclosed lot, in winch the scholars will pursue their
various Il, mnastic sports and recrc:n,s .ndpr ne
immediate superintendent OF heir Inst ru2ters II
mus, b., with gard TO oc,li'y all thai can be lie
sired.
In the Gymnasium, ihs exercises viii he sneh on.y
as are safe agreeable ANA conducive IL the health
ana physical improvements Of the pupils. y teacher
OF Gymnasticks has been ottG.nci Mo WI, Ike
wise assist in the C!a&sicks.
OLIVER a. SHAW.
Persons residing distance or lishno nd ave A. IT,
~ fog information concerning the qralca' an:,ccrSs #
M Si'aw, nuc'"E Rev Jcreu,af, isav ID D.
ia 3D. President of i,- ,"ele, Straw as d e.,
e"'. - i.'nm 'ian'n ard ats L. Kingsley, rs.
,sso III the o!ese the Right Rev Bishop Moore The
Rev Me>sTs Stephen aor, Nm J Armstrong and Croes
ii Racciu and " Wickhain, sors. andDocio NJ Parc
81 this -'r aud to the following gentlemen f;hs CITY, vino arc
among Tie patIchs OF ShockOe I Academy VIZ: The bon
VIM i;fockei'rosh John Wtckham ard Chapman .nhnsct
Esqrs Doctors WILLIAM TazGwe and john Dove Richard
Anderson, Geo Fisher tnjcTt Gwathney, 1hos Tayior
Nicholas Mills, GusRyus tuchc and r. c. Gillian, Eqrs.
sept 50-5uf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
FOR SALE

a n Excellent pair of Family JIorsos 16 b,nds
a high, well broken and Il second maud carriage
strongly butt, also an excellent saddle and draft
morse The above horses draw remarkably well tn
ana there Is an extra harness and the carriage
iiSed Tor That purpose. The horses harnesses car
rage, and saddle and Birdie, will be sold for $500
should any person wish purchase enquire at this
office during this week oct 3 a. ''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
OLIVER 4. SHAW.

Iva resident of this Commonwealth, veu viii
take notice, that have Sled in Tie clerks cfiire cc
he superior court of law for the county of WytEe.
statement OF The causes on which shall apply,
by prti.n to tie Legislature Of Virginia a. its next
Session for a divorce frorn you.
Yours, &C ELIZABETH LYNCH.
Wytife county. Va. Scot. 1. 1920. a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
PLA.NTERS E1OTET.,

TEyIIiS Establishment Shockoc Hi, we'll known
a as the property of the late Mark Richards, is
rain open for the reception of company under the
management of the Subscriber, who. is determined
to devote his attention to the comfort and salts
faction of those that may think proper TO patroniZs
him. It is, therefore, unnecessary TO recapituiute
il,e many preparations made for that purpose; let il
suffice to say, that his accommodations shall be good
and his charges very moderate
WIN. GRAVES.
n few Horses taken on Livery at n low rate.
oct f-co3t w3tC w. q.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
FOR RENT,

ID UNAWAY--Was coumiued to the jail of jefferson
Ia county, the 18th day If May rcgro woman named
SARAH Ann WINTERS Size is about - years Of age Of
dark complexion, feet inches high has a felun on
thumb Se she born between hI1e ard Iecshurg
aGd raised by Rc5ceca Taylor OF AieNsudgs The owner
said slave requested prove properly pay chdscs ard
Esr away, she will be sold for her ial fees l5r 1'c
scptI---w3mc THOMAS GRIGGS, Jai,or JuH ~.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

MANAGERS OFFICE.
CONNECTICUT STATE LOTTERT. ~, 10
Drawing Will be received TO MORROW.
prize of $4,000 / prize of $3.50
90 5000 8 do 1000
u" 1900 &c. &c. &c.
Whole Tickets 50, Halves Sc.
-"EV YORK CONSOLIDATED, No. Il,
To be drawn onsFRIDAY
trihes OF $40 1900 10 Prizes of $500
10 J Jo SOB SOB II do 200
,,, Besides S1oOs, COS, &C &c.
"heie Tickets $40, halves 3, quarters 2 so
For chances, call at YATES 81 hIrNTYRE'S.
M oIuers ir4mthe country, enclosing cash. or prize
frye, promptly attended TO- " ~
an i'"tteFles under their management have the
names OF Yates & M'Intyre printed on the face Of
the ticket, us Managers.
OCT YATES & EINTYRE,
Mann treIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

$685. Prizes, amounting TO SI38,468
Tickets $40, Halves ;, Quarters2 SO, Eightbs q.
Persons deslrous of adventuring in the above
splendid scheme, will please make early application
at DAMBERT'S NEW OFFICE.
" Orders from the country enclosing the cash. O.
prize tickets in any respectable Lottery viii receive
THOMAS LAMBERT,
OCT Richmond Ti:gr1a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

rEVRAVELLERS are respectfully informed that
& the Western Stages to I.ynchburg and Salem.
sc. leave Richmond on Mondays, " edncsdays s.
Fridays, at / 4. NJ; arrive at Lynclbtrg the
days by 5 p: NJ, and Salem tl:e Gard day
where the great Valley Inc 10 Huntsville, Nash
vile, &c. is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at Fuks' on the Blue Ridge mountain this Inc In
terscc's Caldwells line, which passer Fincas'ic.
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs, &C.
ntersccling Porter & Beldcns line 1t LcwsjuTg,
winch RUNS 20 Guynndotte on Tie Ohio river.
the Richmond line III returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sp-iTdays at a. NJ.
and LynchOurg Oh Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
days att A. NJ.
Thc travel will be performed by daylight in sum
NOR
For seats to the We, Hpp1y at the bar of the
! Union Hotel, Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whethcr belonging to
passengers or other persons, at tho risk Of the
gcctive owners thereof.
4. PATERSON, Propri,!or.
RicustoND 81 SALEM.
~ B.-CalAwcis iiGe only twice a week.
Passengers for the Springs &c. sfOdid leave Rich
/ 1uuud Wedncsdavs and Fridays.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
TOIxM Il. CORD OLs',


Grocer aud Commission Merchant.
e AFFERS to his friends and the public generally
~ q we'll selected assortment OF CROCERIES.
at wholesale and retail. Nil eJcept ardent spirits
Special attention will be paid to any produce consgn
ed to- bln, '0hh tie exception njoCG .e, and receive
and forward grods to persons in tie upper country
on the usual terms. sept AT
MIR RICHARD Bji,UAl-Sr: Take notice, that snail
Fa the 18th OF October Jane; Bags tavern al
LTenburg house, and the 17i OF month,
(0cIer,) Col Samuel Il. Jees tavern, ia Oiipway county
john T. Mead, IN the of Petersburg, aud 2ph oil
the month, (Cctrher) the Eagle iO,r!, the
Richmond, between the hours OF O'Clock in the morning and
o'clock in the evening, proceed lake the dispositions
Richard May James Chnnley James hlacfaand, Riadiso
Waljiall, and Others be read evidence
depending i'll the superior court of chaucrr directed by law to
he holden the capitol the city Of Richmond, wherein
LEW JONES
71-wftc 25th September, 1879
VALUABLE PROP EISII FOR SALT will
for sale, public auction in tie Salem,
the county Of Boieouf tire l7h day OF October ncx that
Property which formerly occupied mercantile establish
meni, and to which is peculiarly adapted hay the
of equal The upper apartments spacious. ami
arranged and finished Of iOJ the accommodation of family
good vle: the uuOuos, suitable the main building
stable kitchen, being of brick having
cellar is OF frame, and midway betv the
snokcIuuse and kitchen there well ofmo excellent
There attached 10 this property, and will be sold at same
ue Lot OF Ground, containing about three acres, which
there a log Courthouse aud fancd granaryTbc Of
sale one third hand one third months, and the balance
from dav of sale, tie two latter carrying interest
the dale. Inc sale viii take place under the superuteu
dcnce and direction Of Gen James Breckenridge to whom the
PAYABLE, and the Interior with
10 be secured o his satisfaction The title unmpeachabc
seq, 2z|wtds c wM. c. BOWER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
Stock Of Groceries, &c.

1T 4UCIIOJN
subscriber being about TO decline his business
n VIII sell az auction, WITHOUT reserve, MONDAY
l2h st at 10 O'clock his entire STOCK Groceries Crocky
and Glass Ware Also, 1900 pair Shoes good quality an
elegant Sdebcaid doz Rush hniom Chairs Wruny Cha-
" gold and siye. Watches Patent Balances Stand
Casks Horses, secondhand Carr'ase. Gig &c.
ernis at sale NM. STITEL
o. Sale by DAvEyForr, ALLEN &c Co Au-s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
SPLENDID LOTTERY.

FEIHE New York Consolidated Lottery, (i2th
4 class,) viii be drawn in the City Of New York,
on FRIDAY, and the drawing received here on
MONDAY next.
43 Number Lottcry-7 Drawn Ballots.
n,i,, Il n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

KS. HiGGiNBOTHAM begs leave to
inform her friends and the public, that she has
taken the handsome establishment belonging to Mr.
hioncure. recently occupied by Mrs. Reth, and adj
JOINING the house recently occupied by Mrs Page, as
a boarding house.
The house affords comfortable recommendations for
aoIes and gentlemen. Members of ;he Convention
ana or the Legislature will find the stua ton agreed.
bic, anu convenient TO the Capitol. Also, families
visiting Richmond. oct J-.f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NJ KS. JOHN G. MOSBY respectfully informs
" her friends and the public, that she ntinues
ner Boarding House in the left cross street above
Mrs Nelson's Boarding House. near the Presbyter
On Church formerly occupied by Mrs. H,yginboihan,
Whefe She Is prepared To accommodate Menbers of
sne convention and Legislature, and such Of her
friends may visit Richmond - - :.
sep %. -eo6t -d6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
"a ssrsSDeg - ssarm.

This GAY =
bf DAFENEitHT, ALLEN 81 co.
. GROCERIES,, DC
% THURSDAY the 9Th inst at 70 o'c!ock w be scd 5,
our auction store, - No'- -
10 hhds w. India Sugars
8 do ~ Orleans do
. 90 Antigua Rum
20 bags Coffee
i,w r"'s Wrapping Paper
700 do Writing do
@ovo pounds Cntcn Yarns, asSnl;e1 =.
100 boxes, prime Cheese -,
6 ,efces Lamp Oil -
~ kegs Spanish Indigo
% boxes Window Glass;
30 doz Chairs, assorted qualities
mo boxes brown Soap
100 do Windsor do
w., a. Kegs Cordial, ofchoice quality, jus, from New
i containing 10 II gallons each consisting Nintar
n, Double Peppermint" "ienon," life Of Mans
~ ehct Love- "Anneed," SC sc.
Also sund'y other ARTICLES y
"a6 D. A. & CO AlrSts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

EtHEkE VIII be a petition to the next Asscm-
II bly, of Virginia, for leave to open a road from
Vwens Tavern to Faylo'ssille, in hanover, aid
then on to the Caroline line. .
3WB
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

% Eales German caN'bu-ys
D % sail pucu
80 do domestic siec;ncs ana ;Lift;rg~
do rose hlankcts
~ 10 Scotch oznaburrs
90 do Dorchester bed tic},
3 cases superime blGe cloths.
Terms at sale. ~. y. 6 co trcts
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PkigNO FORTE aL4NJ1.4C7ORY
x. y. MURERNY.

H0ihNO-fOnlEi Manufactures, late from phila-
n delpha. informs the citizens of this Mace ,b.,
h'has cofnmenc,d on Vain street, opposite the Mer
chants Coffee House, where he manufactures various
ids oil riano F"rtes, of superior quality; for tono
and workmanship inferior to rome. All orers ,,;,I
be thankfully received and promptly attended to-"
Also, Piano Fortes repaired IN the best manner.
B.-Socend hand Piano Fo.tes taken in Dnr.
payment. p"'
oct go 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

I'D uRANAY.-Was committed 10 tie jail OF Jefferson
= D. county, the DIR d5 Of May last, rc.fO iu,d
BILL blacksmith by trade, and supposed To belong to
syuleru trader RE is black has snlng cuuntenanoa
Zee, ~ inches nigh aud q vcars ola EIe
uiehy belonged WIN Lie, this county. Tue Owl
requcc1 prove property aud take n away or he sI be
sold for his Jail fees Us the law directs
scpt = yy3mc THOMAS GPICiCS a;Ior Trf 20
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
ny OTIS, DINLO. &. co

u.
WG|DO'P GLASS. WITS LE4D Sc
on FRIDAY, the 9th inst half past 10 O'clock will he
soin at our auction store reserve
o. haiiooxes ashngton City Window Glass Oft, fncn
ing szes.l2 by H. Roy rs, - by a. 10 10y IS IL bv
Ia, 10 by II, 9 by II, and by -
lou Kegs 25bs each, Weiherelrs White Lead warranted
10 hhis Green Copperas
~ hhds Sugars, and general of Groceries
oc'' o. d. 81 CO. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08

fa,,at Rereuuc.-T'hc amount Of toll paid this Soa
n IN 10 the first day of October. tn John b. stats
!3so. collector at Albany, is one hundred and one
thousand, two hundred and sixty three Dollars
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-08
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
ar .4JT(IYO.N.

On MONDAY, the 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock, viii
ZEE sold ut our Auction ROOMS, without reserve TIL.
entire ster'l Of House declining Business comm.
sing large ano general assortment OF fSe1canab,
Articles, principally imported direct 20 this place.
among them are. large Quantity of superfne and
md half Hose, Cotton Hose and h;lf Hose, Ladies
Woreted Hose, ro'aet Vestings, Cambrics, NIus-
ins, Da"F,stlcs, figured and plain Book Musli,ls a
quantity OF silk goods, Sewing Silk Thread Gotten
ltandkcrclieis, Silk Flag DO. Canton Crolte, lt.a
Grape Robes and f,iawls, sc. ~,