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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13

An historical fact Of iu,ercst. the nt,erp
Ieo assassInatinn Of Napoleon by Talleyraph would
appear to De established by the statement below which
We 'fanScrbo from the Courier des Flats Un,
II will be remembered that the Marquis Of Marbrep;I
mas asserted That lie had received from Mons the Prince
ih'ey,and' VI 1914 the commission assassnatc Nauo
o' We read the following III the Gazette Of France of
the 29tb Of DecsUbcr.
Mons the Marquis de Marbrs ul summoned on the 1911,
's month"; NJ. tile Prince Talcyrand, grand chamber
lain before the jusrG Of the peace Of the frs, arronds
mft o. Paris in order to obtain payment of the sum Of
"a 1901 francs for damages aud interest of losses sus.
tame" ~ hn ~ consequence Of the mission with vye
ne was charged by the prince Taieyand as he ayers in
1914 wien ne was president Of tho Provsonnr ove,n-
ment. NJ the Prince Talleyrand suffered judgman, br
de fani' on the 18th current.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13
SAYAExAu- AIarni, 4

- 'oAVAENAE, March 4.
Pwa'y'--Wc learn from Captain Handle, of the
erg Eastern Star, at this port yesterday from
81 Bartboioncws, that the brig America, Captain
Gra6ree, with others bad arrived from this port at
ST. Barts. The America when in lat Is. lone Cd
was boarded and robbed by small schooner of about
80 tons having on board 80 or 80 men, supposed to
De oPanlards, who hoistcd French colors. Theytook
rom capt. u about $50 in cash and his watch, and
other articles from himself and crew to the amount
Of about 200 dollars. Captain Handle also informs
us thst two days before he LEFT st. Barts seven sea-
men belonging to The piratical crew who plundcred
me Oataboo were executed, and FIVE more were 10
share the same fate in a DIV or two after.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13

WANTED, A LADY of polished manners and ouaIis
cations TO assist in the management and instruction Of
tuSKefs school at Clifton; her employment TO consist
gao OF the young ladies, during their hours of relaxation
attention TO their dress will be considered an essen
@ young ladies are not with Mrs herself She will be re-
lueu ao TO attend them in their walks auseents &C and
a me proper portion of time and attention allotted
P pa Tor recitation hours Letters postpaid addressed to
~ y. uckeT Esq Kennedy's p o. Brunswick county win
he immediately attended 70. '|' wa
IAN 1G-22yvct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-13
DEBATE ON THE CONVENTION.

Substance Of Dir. DRD.uGOOLE'S Speech, deli
oered in tte Senate Of pirg;aia on ne subject of
organizing Conpsntioa TO amend The Constitution
of the State
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
SOUTHERN REVIEW.

RSUBIIsHsp in Charleston, S. c.. quarterly, at 81
n per annuni, payable in advance. Contents =
NO. l. Art Classical Learning; 2, Principles of Az
riculture; 3, Execution OF Col Isaac Have; d. Geome-
try and the Calculus; s. Gall on the Functions of the
Brain 6, SCOTS Life. of pole.n Bonaparte 7, Po-
htlcal Economy.-Rent; 8, Colonization Society, .,
Geology and Mnerology of North Carolina; 10, rhe
fnlispan No II. Art /, On the Constitution of
the limited States; 2, Nebuhrs Roman History; 3,
Begins Therapeutics; 4, Roman Literature; 5, Life
OF Wythenbacl 6, Percivars Clio, No 8; I, Buffers
Life CT hugo Grotius; 8, On the Monitoria System
OF instruction; 9, Crafts Fugitive Writings. No.
~. Art I, lrvng's Life of Columbus; ., Origin of
Rhyme; 3, Kent's Commentaries; 4, Travels in the
South of Rnssla; 5. Malaria g. Flnts Valley of the
mississippi; 7, Fhe Fair Maid of PERTH g. SCOTS Life
OF Bonaparte; 9, The Onnipresence of the Deity No.
Nv. Art. ], Religion of the Aboriginal Americans;
., American Naval History 3, Sparks Life, of Sid
yard; A. Views of Natl,re;@ Ti.s eeerul eunstitu-
ton; 8, Polock's Course of Time; Internal I'm
provements 8, The Roman Orators; 9, G.orria
Controversy 10, The Tariff. No. v. Art. I, Law
of Tenures; 2, Romances of the Baron de la Motto
Fowque g. Court of Chancery; 4, Life of Erasmus;
S, Browns Philosophy of the Human Mind 6, Origin
OF Rhyme; 7, Travels of the Duke OF Sake Weimat;
o, higgins Celtic Durids; 9, Walshs Narrative
The above numbers /, February 1898; III, Nav
1928; H. August 1923; ", November 1928; V.
February 1929; are received, and may be had of the
subscriber, who is agent for the work.
mar ~ JNO. III. NASH.
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SPLENDID PRIZES!
FRESH DRY GOODS.

y Cases SUPER, blue, black, Oxford and steel mkt
and olive cloths
do fancy prints, complete assortment, among
them arc some handsome spring patterns
do black Italian lustriTQ, and SO and I'D inch black
Italian eravats
DO cotton handaDna handkerchief
do Leglforn Bolivar hats
do brown Hollands
do senshew silk umbrellas, some very large and
extra finish
do containing large shell, tuck, long bent and deep
teeth side combs
| do Brazilian tuck, side, neck and long bent do.
! hale patent seine thread, all numbers
] do Clark's spool sewing cotton
20 do Sd, id, Sd and Sd brown and bYeached sfr-
tings and sheetings
3 English aud Cd French black bombazines
Rich Leonidas fancy silk handkcrchiofs
Large size blue, brown scarlet aud yellow bar1an-
ma handkerchiefs
Treble gilt coat and vest buttons
Blue and black patent covered coat buttons
Figured gilt buttons for ladies' dresses
Black and white polished brace moulds
Women's black and assorted horseskin gloves
The above named goods have been received by
late arrivals which added to the stock previously on
hand renders the assortment good For sale low. by
J.. s. u. JAMES e. Co.
mar 7-@aW4f MARKET Square.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

virtue of a Deed of Trust from Thomas Phi
ing and Sarah his wife dated the 17fb 6au -.
November 1923 and of record in the COUNTY court
Q, iienrlco and county court Of Mecklenb1ro. We
snail on the first day Of April next proceed to Sell al
pobhe auction, before the Union fIo;el. in the cif
OF Richmond, the following property viz Ono lot 81.
iand lying In the county OF LIenrico near ire CITY ~
Rlch!nCnd, containing half acre end bounde3d ~
part by the intersection of @ and 3ed streets. a,sn
one other lot III the city Of Richmond, copta,nn,s
orty i've feet ON Poplar street, also one otbe, LOT ~
parcel OF land at Marion HILL conairiDr four acret
also one other lot or parcel Of land in The county Of
Eenrco adjoining the lands of John New and OH
containing tour acres, with lis improvements conssr
ing OF dwelling house, &c; also one other ioI y
tue CITY OF Richmond, on the corner Of f. and eou
strccfs containing forty -four feet front And ON t1
2Dth day of April next, if previously disnoseJ If
at private sale we shall proceed to sell at uubl;c
auction at Meckenburg Courthouse (ii heinz, corr
day. the following tract ofapd lying in the connry
OF mcckenburg, containing $50 acres more or To-
beng the same tract of land conveyed by Peter Irbv
to Richard Hazlewood and John RucircT and ~
them to Thomas Pullino '' 'S
ORRIN WILLIAMS.
JOHN Il. LANCASTER, tFurtecs.
y. B'-AIi persons having claims aoanst r,bo,,,,s
uliilg are requested to bring them forward aid
sign release within six months from the I'm IA.
OF November 1923, they will be Iebarrnd frno ~
privileges OF the above deed of trust. ~
no. O. WILLIAMS
nlI 1901 J. a, LA N(tASTFtP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
COMMUNICATED.

. BuoIb:r REUOntiond,y Soldier c1Jgt!
Departed this life, Wednesday, the 18th instant after
snort and painful inispostion, his residence in Hcnrico
county capt WILLIAM STERLING SMITH, the list year of his
age The value set upon the citizen soldiers Of the Revolution
particularly those VINO marched to defend tine principles con-
io IN distant Farts Of our beloved country assmulates
he idea ofhe value put upon the Books ohe Sy6 Hasten
ing as these patriots TO join the armies above the survivors
,pat meinoraDe struggle must miDge with their
fellow Citizens the loss which society the death of one
OF tcr eomarots to them the of these has,y lines
addresses himself more particularly for they win not be u-
mindful OF his value IN the cdte chilly the northern
climate with all te privaon the Virginia troops endured nor
could abate his arour To these worthy defenders of civil
Liberty be said, that the days usefulness allotted to William
smith, did not terminate with that glorious struggle For
many years he acted useful Justice the Peace for the
county in which he resided exemplary and pious member of
the Presbyterian Church. and all the domestic relations Of hus
hand PARENT master and neghbor he fulfilled without gile
He has elour chdren aud other relatives with his ncirRors
and friends to beroaB his loss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED.
Buckingham, March II, 1899
" the hieehoiders Of Cpnp5eii Bedford and Buck.
1lg]tan.
Fellow Citizens: At meeting of a Fart of the
people OF buckingham, in the evening. ut March
court INST. several motions were made-Ist for the
people then to go into nomination of candidate
for the convention; Cd. proposing to appoint dele.
gates 10 meet other delegates, who should have the
power To select candidates for the Convention; Sd.
to place IN the power ofte clair touppoint Delegates
Tor the object of the ID resolution; all of which, after
full and elaborate discussion, were abandoned ox
cept the first.
The vote on the first stood ayes ~, noes s1 nine
majority The minority, dissenting in this case and
being opposed to the principle of nomination. vicwina
1T as dangerous to liberty and the freedonof cleo
items, respectfully request of fellow -czrns TO
suspend their respective. opinions on this all imuor
tant subject, uhtil'we can more fully place before
them our reasons therefor, through the presses of
Richmond and Lyncbburg. which shall be done in n
very SNORT timc.'' We arc respectfully,
Tie .Mtnorf1y nr 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

I UST received and for sale by the subscriber,
- MANUAL OF CHEMISTRY, on the basis of Profess
scr Brandes; containing the principal facts of the
science, arranged in the order in which they are
discussed and illustrated, in the lectures at Harvard
University, N. e., the u. S. Military Academy,
West Point Brown University, Amherst and seve-
raj other Colleges in the u. S.: compiled from the
works OF the most distinguished Chemists designed
as text book, for the of students and persons
attending lectueson CherniAry-the second edition,
compromising the recent discoveries and lustra-
ted~yh nine plates and several engravings on wood
By JOHN w. WEBSTER, -Erving professor of Chem
istry and Mineralogy in Harvard University
WIN. II. FITZWHYLSONN.
mar is.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
MARINE NEWS.
Port or RICH.MOND.
SAILED,

Sclr. Effort, Bell, for New York, viii, -four and
tobacco.
Schr. Bradford, Lindsey, for Portland, CMaine)
With -four and tobacco.
NORFOLK, March I7-yalcd sctr Richmond. Hand f.,
Richmond %' '
BALFlMoBE, March 13.-Auived schr PlutarcS, Crock
eit, 3 days from Richmond. C''-'
HOLMES HOLE, March 11.-Arrived scbr psnar, Nil
Ter, from Norfolk for Boston. ''' war
INV YORK, March 16.--CIearnd, schr Dusty Miller.
w iiIamsl NoTtolk soop Agenora, BedeIl, Norfolk.
Arrived sc5rs. Emblem, Mersereau from, Norfolk: Jose1
BonBeT Somers from DO Philadelphia, Ketchu Rich1o7l5
benjamin Alberson, do; Alice Mary Saunders do; Atlas
Greiand, do. ~ NN'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
First Periodical Sale of
DOMESTIC GM NEG

I'F "FEW TOLth,
order OF the Manufacturers, to commences, 49,,
OF Spoford, Tileston g. Co. i49 Water staat 10. a
continue from day to day until every article On the
about one Thousand packages Of Goods will be Of.
1 nT consisting of the fofusv,at articles. Vi
66oOIS, SHOES, HATS, BONNETs, COTTOV
.: i; d Go. intend to have package sales of Do
manufactures IN the months of April and
oepucLioer III each year, to embrace the hest
SEASONS sea, Tor business in the Spring and Fall Goods
WIZ be received for the first sale until tie e6tl insi
and liberal advances made '- i"Sl'
Cataogues will be ready and the goods arranged
mar '--I8t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
WARD ELECTION

VENHE election of Common Cor1cilroc1. in ~. err
y vcral Wards, vii be held On the 1st U,eg.
ncSdny in '4Pra nert, Wis In Jefferson Ward No.
az Armstrong; tavern-In Madison Ward No. q
OF the Eagle Hotel and in Monroe Ward No 2 af
the Shockoc Hill Tavern. Polls viii omen in e2cL
Ward, at ten o'clock, 4. NJ. Tho free holders Of
lots within the said city whether improved or not and
Whether such frechoders reside therein or not, aid
shall nave resided therein any time for the sn,c
on three months, without the intcrnission of one 10
months and possess in their own right within thr
same moveablc and immovcable property to the va
lue ofone hundred ponds arc entitled 70 vote
,v..7. o w, p' WREN. Scrg't 6 T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
HERALD OFP1ce

49,, .1oycih, Iac0fay, .Na,rh II.
The POloACWe stated in last that ono of the I'M
fortunate men who was scnlded by the bursting oornacs
boiler died soon after The accident that two Others were
SO dangerously injured that they would
survive the night These two, and Austin the steward who
was supposed not to be seriously nju died Yesterday
morning in all of them alike, appeared thar the snat of
vitality the longs had been assled by the scadng vapor
ro" which, rather than the external injury they received the
termination Of existence was fastened
we have made the most minute inquiry cause of
the accident and theony conclusion been able to
arrive at Is that the copper Of the fire ue sufficiently
nyee and that the pressure of the caused collapse
until an aperture was made through which the forced
iassSe ana escaped the furnace Wilson standing
datey in font of tbs furnace plying with wood when the
steam rushed ont and Of course received the greatest injury
Austin being Iniosed lying down i'll the forward cabin
the door OF which communicating with the fire-room was
unfortunately open and the steam rushing Through he was
wIechediy scadcd female servant but minute before in
The forward cabin, had barely reached the deck when the ex
posim took place
her regular Monday next
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
Tust Sale of Laad an Beor;co

anu IN pursuance of deed oftrtst bearing ,,
go gay ni march 1926 and admitted 10 record in Ec,.
county court clerks Office tie 25th dav ofNIor fa5e
d 20 me ny homas Boannan, late Of the city Of Rjc6
An - ~ 70 sHe 10 Richard Winfield the payment Of a ceai
S ont M clafa Whitfield on the first day Of April next if & If
CITY OF Richmond, expose sale at public auction % IN
ny certain tract of land in the saddecd nicntonei
5 xty-inrrc acres, lying and being situate in Herr I.
and bounded by the lands late Of William Cial,riaI o'
Joiu Lindsay deceased Solomon usscI and late rs I
GoOJe deceased JC,jjv rG1sI ,T i''e GO, OF Josfpd
RIctnuond, 1871 .1Trych 1929 ~ iaNs, ,1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
WAyuycrov 49,, 10

~ NAauSGToS, Narch 10.
iaa;snS no additional nominations from the President,
was appointed, consisting of Mr. Sanford and Sr
Dckerson, to wait upon the President Of the United Stars
ana inform him, that having transacted the business before
uie Senate 10 adjourn, sod the President nave
no further communication make.
me committee having w'le upon the Presideut and re-
ported that he had no further Communication to make lie
adjournment was moved and carried neD,. CON ' Wv
In the sitting OF the Senate, Monday we learn the Mes
sage OF the late President of tho United States trannno the
insrucons to The Panama Mission, restored TO the L.
SisatiVe journal from the Executive Journal which i, had
been consigned as to the stream OF oblivion But with am
Die consistency alter decreemg it he public p,opefty
motion to print II for the information of the Acnlcrs of
the Senate was decided in the negative,
The real merit of that measure however Is not t,s 70 n. m
under b,Ishei.-.Sat. In. - w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

step from the Bench of the Supreme Court, To cast
nun rioaid upstairs and violent calumniators; but
10 NOT impossible that the course of unfarness and
indecency which is pursued towards him. NAV be
carried to such an extent to compel him to some
scf OF DISQUALIFICATION and ifcertain editors hurry
nun to the extremity, they will find, to their COST
that they have been guilty of an act of folly for
which they will be unable to make any adequate
atonement.
Mr. Clay left this city last evening, or this uor-
ning carly. He has taken the road to Baltimore
and goes from us in high Spirits perfectly satisfied
with the course pursued by General Jackson in tho
arrangements he has made, cabinet, diplomatic and
except the state department, and Mr.. Van Buren, is
expected In few days"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
BAKE HOUSE FOR RENE

'sHtti Bake House tenement lately occupied by
Mr. Merriam, on 18th street, between t be old
market and the dock, is for rent; and as q stand
for vending the articles in the bakers line is probab Div
not inferior to any in the cy being in every respect
well arranged for an extensive busness-Apply to
mar 10 RALSTON s. PLEASANTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

INDIGO, in ceroons
l. Cotton yarns, No. 5 to ii, first quality
aaxaifs and northern nails and brads, ali sizes
Gunpowder, coarse and fine
Shot, assorted, candies, assorted
Winter pressed lamp oil
Prime st. Croix sugar
Antigua and jamaica rum, fine qualities
Imperial and gunpowder teas
Wrapping and writing paper
Window glass, tanners oil
Pepper, ginger, snuff, lime
ALSO,
Domestic cotton goods, &c. &c. for sale by
mar 2O-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
From ,bs.isosidn Tr,vo,,sr of r,..i,.

Great Sale If Dou .aatactures al Bosfou-Tbe sixth
senannuai sale of Domestic Goods the direction of the
New England Society," took place the Faneu Hall Market
TINS week On single day. Wednesday, between sir and ser
ouzd packages of Wooen and Cotton Goods were Sold the
value OF which we have heard estimated $500 the package
amounting IN all to 100000 Besides these large quantities
oeahe shoes wool and furniture, disposed Of which
woiid very considerably increase the amount
The Boston Palladium says rhe quantity of articles ofered
was much greater than formerly that the Market Hall 5s
ss long and so feet vide would not this year. hem and
Inc sales OF Furniture Goods &c &c had be held in other
places Great bargains undoubtedly purchased There
were at the Hall $500 pieces offne Cassineres from one
featuring establishment ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
CONCERT.

M n: LEE respectfully informs his friends and
IL the public, that in consequence ofthe incemen-
OF the weather, the Concert advertised for last
evening, was postponed until more favorable oppoI4
tun'ty, when no hopes liberal patronage will render
nm their support. Due notice will be given when
the Concert will take place. mar 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

BESIDES SlO. 90, 80, 20, 60, SO, 10, go 90, &C. &c
whole tickets $40, halves S, quarters So Fights
>, an orders post paid promptly attended to- and in
all cases the original tickets viii be sent Send vonr
orders to the Managers Office
mar IL YATES g. NIINTYRE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

AtsnuaI Meeting Of The Bi6Ie Society Of "a.
u ESOLVED, That the sixteenth anniversary
IA meeting of the Bible Society of Virginia, be
held in Trinity Church. in this city, the first Tues
day (7th) in April next, at the hour of O'Clock A.
NJ. and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice of the same, and invite Auxiliary Societies to
send delegates to said meeting.
EftJuct from minutes Of Sd Feb, 1929.
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary.
~ Bible Societies throughout the State will confer
favor by communicating such information as they
may deem usGfu and Auxiliary Societies are ga,tic-
"dr requested to make up and forward their reports
to the Rev. Stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary,
on or before the first Tuesdayin March next.
Feb 6 JAMES GRAY, Recng Sec'ry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
FINE KORAN HATS

I'D Cases Of fine hats per scbr Naomi from Pbia-
- dePha, iuS received. and for sale, by
maTD Us. WINSTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

Alta meeting the citizens Aason at Mason Coutbouse
ON The sd March, Col Penr H. Steenbergen was called to the
ChaE' and Wn Sienett appointed Sccreary-whcn judge
Lewis Summers of Kanawha, Jno. J. Allen of Harrison
Adam see OF Randolph aud Jno. Cantrcll Eqs of Mason
were nominated and recommended to ira, Scr,,oral D,,
for nleg,bersaf tho CONVENTION.
Yesterday, from o'clock A. NJ. was day of the
most incessant and heaviest fall of snow we ever re
member. The atmosphere was about 80 and the
ground moist, or we should hnyo had it half leg
deep.
Yesterday being the 10th March, with such
tremendous snow, we respectfully suggest to our
learned brother of the Enquirer if his annual quota
.ion from Shakespeare, of Winters "lingerng in the
zap OF spring. would not be exceedingly apropos.-
We expect to heur from him Oh this subject
FLoCR-Saes were made yesterday the day before of
several considerable lots of canal OH the Basin bark
S. 5o6 rs sill asked stored country -four, ami 81 50
for City Mills
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
@ttrfto1I @1Ira.
TRUST SALE

| HN virtue OF deed OF trust, executed by James
brown, dated on the Goth day of October. 1921
and OF record IN the Office of the county court al
Henrlco the subscribers as trustees will on the fore
noon OF Thursday the 10th day of this present n,oth
sell at auction on the premises, the brick dv,elIn,
house and appurtenances on the north side of C,nr
or ~ street, next below the lumber-house of AT ~
william Giliiat This property extends on the street
S6s feet and its boundary back from the street will
De shown on the day of sale. By the tenor of fhe
deed OF trust the property to be sold on credit
hnt Mr. Brown consents that it shall be sold for cusb
and to evidence that consent, he will oin the tr,,s-
tees in deed to the purchaser it will therefore be-
soid LOT cash CHARLES COPEAND
mar 2 CHARLES J. McMURDO.
the lover story ofthe house is well calculated for
commission business second story is divided into
three rooms aud large close---and the attic story or
garnet s divided into four rooms and closet m
HACK buildings are of brick, and covered with slate.
on account of the badness of the weather to-day.
a one aoove sale is postponed until MONDAY, the
CHARLES COPELAND.
MaI IS-tds CHARLES J. McMITRIA(3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
BY D.4VEWPORI!, ALLEN q. co.
GROCERIES,

On SATURDAY the 2lst instant, at half past 10
O'clock at our Auction Store, an assortment ofGRQ-
CERlES, among which are
10 Pipes Cognac brandy
10 hlds. prime St. Croix sugars
do Antigua rum
pipes gin
20 bbis. country gin
90 boxes sperm candles
10 hhds. molasses
100 reams writing paper
1op do wrapping do
tiercies winter lamp oil
10 bags race ginger
l'cas, soap, snuff
Wines, cider, whiskcy
Shoes &c. &c.
mar 10 D. y. & Co. Aucrs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20

we nave received many communications ON the
SUBJECT OF the conveni-n, aud the choice of members
TO It. In the general, they are puffs of men already
suihcientiy known to the public and we think we
can employ our room better than by giving it UP to
them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-20
BY OTIS, DUNLOP &. co.

On THURSDAY, the Goth instant, at 10
o'clock, will be sold our Store one hundred ppokn
ges shoes, principally suited 10 spring sales
UlaF l6-4t O. ID. 81. co. Auc'ts