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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

VIRGINIA AT Rules holden in the Clerks Office q n
Superior Court Of Chancery for the IyuehbuTg I
trct, the Sd day ofNo,ember, is93 James w
liam, sen, Pitt apansl YIN / Lewis, John X hinso.
& John Barnett stephen TOWNS, Il ohen Townes 81 :
George TONNES, in his own right, aud as admir-. ID
Edward Townes dec Dcfts.
The defendant John Rurne;i, not having entered h.
appearance and gisen security acconpg TO the act %
Assembly and the rules of this Court, and It appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he is not nLabiiant q
this country II is ordered that the said defendant do
appear here on the first day Of the next term and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy OF tins
order be forthN 18th inserted in newspaper pfinee
IN the town olIynehbure, for moiths snccesshey
and posted at the front door OF the courthouse IN Tit
SAID town. Acopy-Teste, WILLS, &C
Jan. g. WINS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

SNeIRGlNIA, 10 wit AT rules holden IN che nefh
" office ofthe county court ofHalifsK, in the mont
of August, lo2s-Dayid Neal, plaintiff, against Ih''
as Neal, John Neal, Robert Gayies and t'HaDt.
Neal, defendants In Chaneery
The defendant Thos. Neal and John Neal, ~
having entered their Appearance and gwen -
curity according the att of Assembly al'
the rules of,his court, and it appearing by satsa
tory evidence thlt they mol inhabitants OF ui''
Commonwealth On motion ofthe plaintiff BY his LOW
sell Is ordered, that thesad defts Thos and JOHNNIE.
do appear before our Justices of said court on ~
fourth Monday IN October next and answer -
plaintiffs bill and that copyoi tins order be io'"
with inserted in the Vrgnian paper printed the
ofLynchburg, for two months successfully and Pos'e
the front door ofthe courthouse of this county on s
court day copy-Teste, =
JAMS. w2u42'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

NIRGlNIA--At Rules holden IN the Clerks Office Of IL
Superior Court of Chaucery ior the Lyuchlare ns
trct, the ID day of November, 1928. Joseph Rive
Pitt. against Jordan Robertson, Stephen English Wa.
English and James Smith, Defts.
The defendant Stephen English not having entered hi
appearance and given security according the act
Assembly aud the Rules this court, aud il appearing
by satisfactory evidence thai he is not an inaiant
this country it is orderedth the said defendant dc ~
pear here the first day of the tern and ausvrt
the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy of tins ordeI h.
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IL Il :
town OF Lynchhurg Sor two months successfully apu
posted at the front door of the courthouse III the saa
town. eopy--Ieste, WILLS, {.
JAN s Wam1a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

YIRGlNlAA Rules holdenin the Clerks Office Off
Superior Court of Chaucery iur the Iynchhutg d.
tcl, the Sd day Of November, 1873. Alexander Boi
erts and Sarah Roberts, and executrix OF j
seph Roberts, dec Pitts against Dtyid OHrn ant
Lunsiord Loving, executor Of Levi Oven, dee De!ls
The defendant David Owen, not having euteic-
his appearance and given security according TO the act
OF Assembly and the rules of this court and 1t appearing
TO the satisfaction ofthe court that lie is not nhal
tant Of this country, is ordered thn the sud defendant
do appear here tie first day day ofthe ai
answer the bill of the planti-that copy Of this
der be orthp it'll inserted in newspaper publaie
IN tilt town Of Lynchbufg, FOR Two nonis suecfsst
iy and posted at the front door fthe court house
the SAID town Aeopy--Tes,e J. WEBS, {. {.
Jan. s. wanlia
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
JAMS.

AT Court Of liusting's held for the Corporation
Lynchburg, al the Court house, the 5th day oil "a
1922 Thomas II II oberts, pitt against kooen
Park and Catharne his wife, David Rodes, SAM
Garland and Maurice H Garland, defts. in Chance
The defendants, Robert l.. Park aud Catharine u
wife, not having entered their appearance and gwen
curty according TO the of Assembly and the rues
this court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tna
they are not inhabitants of this country-On n0uo" A.
the plaintiffs, by COUNSEL il ordered that the doits; -
appear here at March next, and answer the @
the plaintiffs and that copy OF this order be iorh"
inserted III some newspaper printed in the ,o n Al
Lynehburg for eight weeks successfully, and possu
the front door fthe house Of this Corporaon
copy-Teste JAS BEsAGh, .5A
Jan. 3. w8w42
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

AIlpersons having claims against
IN the estate of Millner Coy, dec. are Request.
ed to present them for settlement. and those in
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment. 49,
SARAH cox, administrators
Of the Estate Of Millner Cox. dec.
Feb. % st
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Manufacturing Mills,
ENK RENT.

znHE FREEDMAN MILLS, situated IN
Campbell county. aboni seven miles b..
tow Lynchburg, and within about hundred
yards of james River, are offered Tor rent Tor
one or more years. Possession may be had
on the Isl of July nesl. For further pariien.
lars, terms, &c appl, 10 Thomas Gay, resi-.
ding near the premises. or 10 the subscriber in
Richmond JOHN hObEhl Sun.
Dee. IL wHso
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

NOflcE---Al persons hasine demands A.
" gaihst The estate Of the late DIR. Henry w
Tucker OF Charlotte are requested TO make them
known to MIR Saml L penable At Charlotte
Court house, aud such as ale indebted to The
said esiaie are requested TO make payment
10 Nr. Yenahle, who is authorised by me to give
discharges for lie same.
GEO. TUCKER admr.
Feb r. w6w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
VRUSE SALE.

p" virtue of deed of trust executed 90 the
~ Subscribers by Thomas Spencer in his
life time, bearing date the 20th day of Februa.
~. 1923. (Which deed has been duly rroorded
In the clerks Office of the county of Buckins.
ham, we shall for the purpose nf satisfying
the debts III said deed mentioned, nroceed 10
Sell, ~ way ofpahliG auction, AZ the present
residence OF Mrs. Jane Spencer, in Buckinp
ham, near the town OF Beet Creek, on Fridav
The Goth dsy of March next If fair. il not. the
aest fair day thereafter. Sundays excepted. the
following property, conveyed by said deed.
for cash sixteen slaves. viz: John, Billy. Bas
well, Stephen, Tan, Elijah, Horace, Frsnky.
Amy and her two children Martha and James
Kitty and her son, John Henry. and Millv
cnhdfen, Robert and also two horses
two yoke steers, eight head cattle, one bed and
furniture, one clock and case. one table. ono
bureau. one wheat fan. with all other house.
bould and kitchen furniture. and plau,ation
utensiits of the said Thomas Spencer. az the
date OF said deed. Those who are disposed 10
purchase likely and valuable slaves. are par,ic
ularly invited TO attend the sale--several of the
slaves are sya1ed 10 be first rate boa,men. and
the resi- Young and likely. and will positively
e sold. The title 10 the above property is
considered unquestionable, hut the subscribers
scong Us trustees, will ouly convey the title
vested IN them by the deed aforesaid
sAML. p. CHRISTIAN, }Trus.
ohfip u JuNEe, tees.
hIasch =. tds67
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
To Col. Mark anthony and Me legal
sentatiuts ofthe late John Clay
TOR, decd. former Sheriff Of Bedford

county.
yhLEASE take notice. that on the 10Th day
* Of April next, atthe house Of Mr. William
rwigg, In Lawrence county and State of Miss.
shall take the deposiiioos Of said TTigg eand
others aud ii from any cause snid testimony
shall NOT be taken on hat day. then | shall pro.
seed u take II on the 10 h day of the same
month, AND il from any cause they shall not be
taken add completed IN 'hos- days, then and
in tina, case they will be taken on the 10Th
day of the same month"; aud NJ the same place.
Aud you Bre further notified, that on the 9th
day of March next, nj Capt. Lewis Ningfeid',,
IN Bedford county. shall take the dispositions
of Mr., Abner Anthony and others, aud on the
nexi day, the 10th OF March. at the house Of Nj.
Wm. Leltsich late deputy sheriff shall take
She dispositions oil said beilwi1h aud others--all
intended 10 be read as iestimons on the trial Of
the suit now depending in the superior court OF
chanoery, for the Lynchburg district, in whiGh
am complainant. and SAID Clayton, dec. late
sheriff, aud said Mark Anthony are defendants,
when AMI where YOU may attehd.
Your obedient servant.
PLEASANT CREACEY.
Feb II. ~isb2
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CALEB oDEI,L d. co

AVEafeiy received additional snpril's On
various articles in their line, n now oiief
'of sale nj very reduced prices for cash or ar.
proved paper. an extensive assortment OF
''ni1en'ens' Boots and Shoes
hadieS do do PIunclla
Morocco and senl Skin
Cb'ldrens' do
Servants do
- AK upper aud sole Leather
Nororco and Lining Skins
bale Cotton Yarn. by the 100 and 5 TO-
KNITTING Cotton, assorted sizes
Lamp WICK.
hardware aud Cutlery
Fur and Wool Has
Seal and other Caps
Seal Trunks
We have connected with our stors, n manu-.
factory Of Gcnllemrns Boots and Shoe,--Wr
IkewlSe Manufacture Laaies Seal Morocco aud
Plnneia Shoes which viii bp made oil the best
materials. apon the shortest notice and in the
most fashionable anu neat manner.
Jan. 20 -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
NtsvACE.

FIRST drrirat Of spring Coods.
nh PIECES London Calicoes, pal.
Il " - terms entirely new and elegant
Superb worked Swiss Musllns
',alian bustrings best quality
super paintrd belt Ttblons, new style
Waiered and Damo ID do.
With grea, many leading fancy articles
which we are determined 20 sell nj such prices
as will insure IA lsfactYn
MCKEE, ROBINSON IL Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

v saHE subscriber has large supply OF W.
- above articles, aud will sell 'hrm s'f'
low u, ALllSs''
Dec. %
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

HAVE for hire Two women, small girl
/ and several toys. E. FLETCHER
ian. ~ n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
NEW GOODS


unALMARIKEs for Ladies' dresses, q
III bfsuiifli article
Worried barfges. all shades do
Black Italian Lustrings
Rich BLK. slodena Saiiins. Tor dresses
Lisbon blk Lesautines, sup. gloss and tea.
turp
Egyptian Fancy eaicoes. new style
Cd and 6.s Merino Bomba Zines. NIL shades
Crimson Merinn Cloths
Slate color do
Merino Scars and hdkis.
Worsled bsregeI Seringapaiam and saiIinplaid
HdkG
Swiss Guitars new article.
Splendid Swiss Mnslins
Plaid six Gro de Maple. very rich
Ladies sup. white horse skin riding and walk
inF Gloves
With great variety of other goods, adapted
toahe season MIKE, ROBINSON d Co.
Jan. 3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

KkSKuS1 SALE OF LAND. On Saturday
n the 2lsl day Of Feb. 1929, we will pro-
coed 10 sell upon The premises, al public nut
ton, for cash a tract oil land lying in Inc conn
" of Campbell, adjoining the lands alta ched o
the Boiling Spring Tavern. This tract lies
within sir or .esen miles If Lynchbnrg, con.
tanning about l33 aercs it is represented as
being desirable little farm, and we'll woahy
the attention of such as would like 10 settle
upon il a small force The sale will be made
in pursuant oi lrusi deed executed 10 the
undersigned by VIM r. Neighbors, on The oh
day OF Aug 1873, Tor the brnehi oil The late
firm Of Garland Walton and Penn, and /, OF
re cord in the clerk flee oil Campbell conn.
~. The title is beEeged IL be good. but as
trustees we Will .conse, with special warranty
transferring sue b tile only as IS vested in us
by the deed aforesaid
The land will be- shewn 10 any person wish
ing 10 view II BY Mr.. Nelghbers, who resides
upon The pr, miss.
SANL. GARLAND, Trus
NJ. IL GARLAND, Tres
Jan 90 ttf.J6
! ? The above sale Is postponed until S1lur
ias the 7th day al ntxl month, Wien II viii cer
hlnly take pacc. S. C
M II.
Eoh Ic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
VEGETABLE C12IfOLICo

fI'iiE unparalleled reputation of this med
- cine is such, and its pre.eminent yirtued
are so well established, and SO fully acknow-
lodged by an intelligent public, thai it is
scarcely necessary to say any thing f'Ither
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05
NEW HIUNSx

vuyHE subscriber again hns the pleasure OF
Announcing 10 his friends aud custom.
srs, The arrival ri further supply of new
Books, among which may be lonnd The folio v
ing VIZ
Our Village, Sketches Of Rnral Character
aud Scenery, by Mary Russell Milford, IN 8
vols
The adventures of Haggi Baba Of lspahnn,
IA England. IN vols.
The yonng Pilgrim or Alfred Campbell's
return 10 The east, and his travels III Egypt,
Nubia, Asia Minor Arabih, &c. by Mrs. Hot.
nd, vol.
A Manual of Gen. Anatomy, continuing n
concise description Of elementary tissues III
ibe Humnn Body. from the French ot A.
T.. I. Bayie and II. Holland, by D. ID. Gross,
VI. d
The History ofihe reign OF Charles The 9th
by Wm. Robertson, u. ID.
Johnson's English Dictionary, rs improved
by Todd aud abridged by Chalmers, with
Walkers Pronunciation, octave size.
Morgan's MasoHfy
The Lady oi.tbsseisnor, by Mrs. Sherwood
in g vols.
Byron's aud SCOTS peetical works
Amsworih's Latin Dictionary, Mugent
French do.
Adams, Cumming aud Willeps hengfa
ply and Atlass.
compendium OF the law Of evidence. by
Thomas peake. esl The American Edition
containing The largest eoller,onever publish.
ID. Of the eeisinns in the different state nm
Uailed State Courts, by Joseph Nofri.
Esqr.
Thomns's Coke upon L,tllelon 3 vols
Chltiy'sand Christians Blackstone. Blakr's h.
dhion ofconversalions''on Sslurnl Philosophy
sc. all of which will be solo nj u tedneea
prlce. {. \. NliilERs.
32De l. If
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-03-05

AT Rules held III the Clerks Office of Amherst en3a,.
Court, ON the LIST day of December, lb2a. Eawarl
Tnsley aud Robert Tinsley, executors ofDa,id Tn
leJ dee. Pms
against
George Tinsey, David Tinslcy, Arson Tiqs,tr, The
heirs of Seuda Busby to wit Milton, 1ilfuld DAVID
Paulina, Nancy, Matilda and Edwmd Busby Edward
Tinsley and Lucy lii, wife, Ambrose Bmfbrd aBd
Nancy his " life, Dun el L. Burord and Rub his VII.
aud Peggy, Arson, james, George ard lis4y Bur
ford, her children, who DiaAts tn.der the age q
81 years. WIN. McKane and Matilda his vic. and
Davidson and Nancy his wife, Deas
The defendants David Tn>ey Tho heirs of Seiuda Hu
by, Edward Tmsey and Lucy his wife, WIN. Mcks5
and Matilda his wife. Davidson and Nam
hi wife, not having entered their appearance All
given security according to the act of Assembly
and the rules of this court AID At appearing b.
satisfactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of tbs
ea!th it is ordered thai the sud defendants is
appear here the first day Of March next, ard
The bin ofhe paintis--nnd that copy OF tins
order be forthwith inserted newspaper publish
ed in the town Lynchhurg, for month successisr
and posted al the front door ofo court house oi La
county.
Copy---Tests, ARTHUR b. DAVIES
Jan. g w2m12
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Bedford FEB. I,2lteS. 1929.

CHAS. WHITElEN, surviving paftser of HIN. ant
Wn Hur, adnr of Henry Hurt, dec def,, In Chanr..
rs.
The defendant I'm, II. Brown, rot having entered hi,
appear anee and given security according to thu act
Assembly aud the rules of this court, aud appearing
by satisfactory evidence that lie nhabnant o.
this country II dnred that the said defendant fs
appear here the first day OF next March term and a
swer the hill of the compnt and TINT copy oithis
der be forthwith inserted IN spaper rfutd in
the town of Ly nehbnrg for months successfully
posted the front door of the courthouse IN The
county copy-1cste, Il. c. NIT CIlELL, L. {
Feb. 3. Namfr
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MARINE NEWs.
PORT OF RICIFNfOND.
ARRIVED


Sohr Chesterfield, Beaston, York DAYS with s,lr;cs
Gus Dunlop & Co, King & Richardson, G L Rieram and
SSir. Adrian, Sharpe, FIN CT, Egg Harbour, with ballast
Sioop Active, Smith. fin CT Egg Harbour, ballast
last 80 S-' WIN "''N
Sch. Superb, Tyler FIN Boston, VIA Norfolk with s,nr;es Il,
w ooodaTd, WIN Clarke, G nj Mitchell VIM Mitchell ~,
20 HDans Hllisrd, Peyton Kin, e. Richardson Sa
vey Mm Iitzwhysonn, Rust La, enpor Allen g. Co
Vts ounioP d Co Lucke Sizer Hubbard IL Gardner, c
Adiiance, u 81 iiallam
schr Minerva, Mister, fin Baltimore with stndres to NJ
Myers Lucke Szer, M Radcliffe Johnston Wor,am a.
NJ Sruder, Van-Lew & Co. Baldwin Ives g. Co III Ann
Sead, Lancaster 81 DENLY, ushn,n g. Andrew Is Pevtuu
ndes, Harm jones' VIM Ro,vlct SEN James Winston
Scott s. Fry,
Schr Bradford, Lundley fun Providence via Norfold with
ballast, to James Fisher.
Schr Delta, =, fin Cherrystone with corn to master
c Soue Parsons, I'm Srnhfeld, with bacon cotton
Schr PHILADELPHIA kctchum, for New York with coal
ulond. 0' '1' 1'''''
wv YORK March 7-Arrd ship Silas Richards Holdrese
i'm Liverpool sailed 2lh JAN The Syvanus Jenkins orr
day The Pacific sailed 9Th JAM the Dover for
Boston, the 21stFeb 90 lat IL So Ion S. saw the shin
Robert FutonOn the 9Th inst off Nantucket smoke sch E
tered Apprentice fin Carolina York-iad been h,ovr
off the coast supplied her with provisions The has been
"a days I'm Grand Bank; during the time she had 10
encounter violent westerly gales with hail. and ice lost
lo boom buwarks one boat sails &C. and lost one man over
board
NORFOLK, March 1e.-Arr'd Schr. Aurora.
Hooper, Baltimore, days, bound to Richmond
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LIVERPOOL, Jan e4Tic Cotton market has been mise ably
depressed and lansud during the week and the of all
de scIPon from the 7th inst TO last evening inclusive reach
oy $500 bales a; tine following prices Islands IL H.
Uplands 81 81; Neyg Orleans "a 81.
The cnnPlexon Of the market gloomy, AID prices have
declined fully per cent? in the qualities of Ame can
the reduction greater, and they considered in
mos; Instances per cent. lower.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. "a.
We have continuance Of dizziness in the Corn market and
The transactions vcty limited WHEAT is Sd per ~ lbs
lower, and good foreign imports Offering at Sd pcr
bushe reduction from the highest point This duty
wheat is IS and that for the succeeding will be the same
Flour I'D and n;'ian Corn IS l0d per quarter
- LIVERPOOL Friday, Jan. %.
The import of Wheat since Tuesday has been extensive
but there has been several parcels of Flour from America
The transactions Senerey have hecn limited scae without
any matera' al Grafton prices.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Jan. q.
We avc to report fal supply most kinds of Grain fes,
in for Tuesdays market Isl Wheat the business done va to
very triGDg extent and all descriptions were offered full
at I'd per 10 lbs under the prices of c preceding Tuesday
Oats were also dull at decline i'll value in the fine qualities
and on the other sorts of I'd to Sd per 45 lbs Flour and
Oatmeal difficult of sale and Is per sack lower Mailing Bar
ley Is per quarter and Grinding Ditto ID and 80 per so
lbs cheaper Pease Beans and Malt nearly without anv en-
quiry, and depressed in value Is per quart or.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13
-MONsIEUR TONHON "

M OHSIEUR TONHOH will stand the cneui.r. scoson
Iva at IRE Hill, near Richmond. Ills viii concuc,
the first of February, and terminate tho first of Jv y lie
will he let 10 mares at fifty dollars the season. which may I've
discharged by tho payment cf forty dollars within tic sea on
Mares can he insured at seventy FIVE dollars payable when tic
marc shall prove 10 be in ioa Ono dollar to the groom il,
every case.
Tic Tree Hi estate has been leased Will Cnclnrc nv
the Subscribers, who viii furnish good pasurgc tor mares
graf -, and stable them ~ all bad weather They We
fed, IC required, at % ceuts per day.
Every desirable arrangement has been made for Tire i~co
mediation Of Mares and Of the Subscribers give his
constant personal attentions order that they NAV &c well
treated and returned to cir owners good order The
signed canuo, he responsible for accidents cu7u= v
use every cxcrtion to prevent both Monsieur Tons0n is
beautiful bay fifteen hands three inches high with black lcgs
name and tail He is finely propurioncd exhibiting great polc
and beauty throughout his form Ills blood apbearapcc and
performance cannot l surpassed by any horse tc cent?
nenL For Pedigree, Sc. sec horse bills
THOMAS WATSON.
feb 3-tfc ABNER BOEiSGOv
% The Editors or The Petersburg Intellgencer viii pleas.
insert the above week fer mons and the trcdc
Tcksburs Arena week for four weeks; forward their
accounts 10 this ofivc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13
" AsuISGroN. March ,

~ AsiIlSGToN. March II.
The Senate vas in session for several hours yes
terday but have l." learnt what business. if on,
was transacted, referred to It. We rather think
however, from what we can gather from common
report, that 10 important nominations 10 Office were
coniirne'n that few additional ones il any, have
been made.
The Postmaster Cfaucrai, Mr.. Mclean retired
from the duties OF lis office, we learn on Monday
last. Until the arrival ofthe fostmas.er- General.
these duties are discharged of courses by the Assist
ant Postmasters- General, Hicssrs. A Eradlev 4,
Bradley: SO long and advnna geous!u Acown as ith
jul public servants il. 't..-,.i Department.
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SPLENDID NOVELTY.
XIne EDSOgxnasaM.

DEDICATED TO THE LOVERS OF THE FINE ARTS
Hhach has teen some time IN preparation, soiN be
ready for exhibition on
THIS EVENING, MARCH I3.
The Doors will be open for the reception OF visters
at half past O'Clock The FIRST subject to commence
at O'Clock precisely MIR. HuGeSs pledges himself that
no expense has been spared; his part, make this
new style of painting interesting those who fond of
adnlrpg the beautiful effects produced comprises
variety OF Scenery and changes from the Rising to tie
Setting Twilight Darkness Moonlight &c. At the same
time the room viii e handsomely lighted, many under
the idea the principle the the Pha,tsnlagoria
fully assure the public, exhibition of This
been introduced but in M tnitcd States, meyer n
tins part OF the country; and hope that talent
with the same patronage that bcEaly bcsow ulcn
foreigners.
n. B.-Thc above will take place at the old Globe
Tavern, III the Room lately used or the exhibition
of Mr. Cooks Paintings
NJ Tickets so cents each. TO be had at the princ-
pal Confectoners, and at Mr.. Fitzwhylsonn's Book
Store. Children half price, mar l3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13
THOMAS WATSON

TO Planters of Tobacco ON Ja1nes EiDer.
NOTICE is given, that all Tobacco intended for lockr
Warehouse, arriving in the Basin, will fdesircd be re-
INTO the Pre- Proof Warehouse oftbe ubcrbrr fronting
and receipts granted by the Inspectors at Sockn without r
er expense TO the owner, (Vhen called for inspection or sam
% than would occur If delivered at into Shoe
ko Ample insurance has been ecl upoua tobacco Stored
n nc hGiss above l.sucI ~ : MORRIS