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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

An unfortunate took place nj Clinton ~, JIiri,,
county, Miss the 9Th 0eu-cn l James iir,, AMI
M Ani"oiY Bndcn, HE hroneriuae. OF tic county d.
warren lHcy wcgc IN a'en nucO ic Char"ctv court mo-
f7ic which 'hry h1d s,atdr1cnIiua, ,, ,.,s ,cI nm
ia ''h M H'" Of NJ burden. 1Irv lad ~ variance.
5 -'n" ''ric and had up0rri into deadly ,a.i fa,
words passed between them ihr gp,.r tIc-r.t- sir,l
frc'u-Y they mci NJ ic head " inc ilbc aud cyu, M,
TOOK p 'f~ic alton, commenced ".l swori canes Gi,i -
hs' which continued aDput fvc miue,. vru col f,-on IN
E'r an 70 ~" iirIccc.yc hrc .'a1-, i the aho
ri pn % the brJ,t, and uni" his rhu, iatqp tir,'
Biz routi into ia head We lived 1 n moment acr HE iii
Our ~, Fho has bcca admitted 10 'l j. was not sco.l~
huF .--i. e.. Corysg
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

FOR THE NNTIVNN 0AlIrTF.
Nr Eti0r,-Ohscryne in the American Nalv h1ycsrr tho
beautiful lines written by the ma',yd Mary
lol wncn under her unucTiCd execution have
vcutnred tn give them English version -ucas II is Inch !,
at our service should you think worthy yor columns
~ Domino Deus! Spc,drj ~ Il,
~ care M .JCsui fbc?4 me-
~ 5Urf cafcHa-i' H,issya poI,o
prsihcro ii
Is'g7ioy'do, enre16l, e ge1uGcr',;'r.
.iiioro, v'Pioro. ~ hbsrds me-
on Lord God! | have trusted in tho.
Oh my dear Jesus, row deliver Nc
la obiuratc CHAINS,
IN misery's pains,
s,5A but iol Thee
l.ln.uisbng, arguishing and on bonded kncr
mrlorc thee adore thec-haye mercy on me!
And allow give your who arc no, &, hspv
70 understand the language OF Ccau,cs the of
your Mexican anti diSpCpjic recent
An honest and regulated life
BE sParTg of physyc-
And avon all agitation from an cauzc
bc moderate IN your dict
Take exercise and amuscirci,--
Allure all anNcfy-
lake occasional trips TO the couui,-:
l.nte sccis:on and much intercourse,
and constant employment.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12
CG'cc n Me.v y. Jommqi OF Coa,n re.

Wednesday, January !
The editors ofthe Boston Patriot ha We favored rs with
the following letter, dated Jan. 1920.
"ENri;' MEN-ln consequence of the new arrange
mont OF the mail, we take ihis way TO nf,~rn yo,,
TINT th" large factory at Scwel No. oftlo Mcrr-
mack Conpany's Establishmcnt3 was, with It's con
tents totally destroyed by fire this morning about
cioci' The company had no insurance, bit some
as high as $500 600, probably $4,000.
Inc report YOU have heard and noticed, of = prcu-
mary embarrassment among TIA" r1anuflcturl, inter
est IN that quarter, is wholly without foundation.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

Gen F.ryd's proposition or errcing Fort at tl,e
north oi iaa Oregon, and :or exploring the territory
~ tia 5tates Oh tho Pacific, has been rejected by
nla'cfiy oi y, ancra full and animated dircusso,.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

DF, Potfcr's bill in the House CT Commons cf Y.
Carolina, ics insti'uting legal proceedings against the
Stnte Banks, for gross violations Of their charters
57s 0eeITjeot"d by the cusing vote o. the Speaker
THUS vo 60. Banks are at first created for public
bonoEt They abuse the confidence Of the public.
oa'sago their charters, and Cypress Tho people
fylcn = sought TO subject them 70 triul, Justice &c
defeated BY the apprehension that nnctng il, wonll
reduce tic public to sii greater distro1s IN TN.
way 6agEs 81 irst he servants 6f thc p.op.c sh,.:
y become their masters. Thcy may sin with lou.
riy for D. 7 only necessary Tor hon TO threaten Tho
country with depreciation in The value or tho cur
rauey which iary say Will be uic eject OF br7g..~
tl,,'l TO c'~s, 10 frighten It into ocquicsccpcc.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-01-12

'Nrvrr, i;'l substantial might
''lt- r"a>S;m'i her aucicmt rishi:
'i'.l wrapp'd in fan.,s; in ram hu.j'd
SuiAs tie isbt.C Of the Nogld."--Gray.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

Act. 9. Iilc western boundary described 1t cur
tailed tie Cherokee country onthe southwest and gave
tn the United States tract of land, in the State
OF Alabama.
Apr. g. The Cherokces relinquish and cede the
land St mentioned; and consideration thereof, the
United States agree to pay $4,000, in 60 days, and
SG,ooU a Year, 4or ten successive years.
AIR. The line to be plainly marked
ART. S The Cherokee nation TO meet the Com
nlssioners of the U. States at Turkey-town, the
23th of the month, "hcrc and then to erpress
Meirapproba,ion, not ofthc articles ofths treaty.
but, If the nation didnot assemble, it would be cons
dercd ''0s tdcit qualifications"
On this treaty would observe, that there sew
eral things in it worthy of special communications viz
the solcitude to avoid future difficulties, the
mon manifest i'll article fourth, (which regard
to breviy prevented my citing arse) to have the
line of territory made plain; and the repeated and
i plict acknowledgment, that the Cherokees to
express their appreciation of the treaty, before it
would be binding. Of course, they we're TO be dealt
with as intelligent aud moral beings, having rights
of their own and capable of Judging in regard 10 the
preservation of those rights.
tmust be presumed, that tile commissioners of the
U. States We're at Turkey-town OIL the 28th of Sep
tcn,bcr the day appointed for the ratiticaton but
whether the CherOlkecs were dilatorv in assembling
or whether strong arguments we're necessary to oh
lam their CONSENT does not appear Six days otter
wards the transaction CLOSED, is proved BY the
following certificate:
"Ratifed at Turkey-town, by the whole Cherokee,
nation In Council assembled. In testimony whereof,
the subscribing Commissioners of the United States
and the undersigned Chiefs and Warriors of the Che
rokee nation have hereto set their hands and seals
this fourth day of October, in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixteen"
/ Signed, ANDREW JACKSON.
ID. MERIwETHE1,, and
nine Cheroker Chiefs, in the presence of the venera
bic Col Nleigs, two Interpreters, and Major Gadsien
OF The United States Army, who subscribed as wit
ncsscs.
The treaty vas rutiiel by President Madison, and
the Senate.
close this number by requesting all our public
men 10 mediate upon the following words Of very
sagaclous king:-Reaooe not the old l1n! marx; ana
enter not into the e'ds the faith eess; that is of the
weak and deienccess; for their Rca,etuer is mighty
l He stall plead Meir cause With thee.
| WILLIAM PENN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
Trust Sale of Land.

Ny virtue Of a deed of trust, executed by J. T..
D Trice to the subscribers dated the 3Oth january
1923, and recorded ir the office of the clerk of Lou-
81 county court, shall. on Tuesday tire 18th day
of October next if if n5, tic first fair day there
after proceed to SELL on the premises, to the highest
bidder the said f. Trices interest in the Tract of
Land lying Fork Creek i'll the county of Louisa,
on which his father, James Trce, decd, lived. The
said Prices interest being lots No. I, 2 d. and TO-
the local situation of which may be by refer
ence to the plat fled in the clerks office bv the
commissioners who divided the estate.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the pur-
chasers upon their giving bonds with approved secu-
rlty and deed OF trust on the land to the pay
ment. JOHN GARTH. g. Tr1is:
JOSIAH LEstKE, Jr. s teass.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
Richmond Races, Fall, 1890

'E'HE Richmond Races over the Tree Hill Course
VIII commence on the Sd Tuesday, t2oth of o.
tober,) and continue four days, as usual. So
BIRsr DAY.-A match race for $1,000 side be-
tween two colts of tried speed and bottom two min
much doubt exists the superiority Of the ent.
over the other and considerable interest IS excited
On the same day, sweepstake for colts and FLIES
years DID, two mile heats, entrance $500; three sl-
scribers, and closed.
SECOND DAY.-Proprtetors purse, s3Un, two ,rhe
heats.
On the same day, sweepstalse for three years old
colts and fllies, two mile heats entrance GiQD foE
subscribers, and closed.
THrRp DAY.-Jockey Club Purse, siGup. fous
mile heats.
EeuRru DAv.-Tise annual pusistake, $3.50, t,reg
mile heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Kearney, Star:
WaXey, Cadmus, and many fine horses are in tralhS
ing. probably greater number than ever was kIru6
in Virginia at any time.
The Proprietor will be prepared, us heretofore. 60
accommodate gentlemen who may desire to stay al
Tree Hill during the races.
Those members of the Club that should be uualif.
to attend the Fall Mcetng, will please forward their
subscriptions, as the purses are large and the subs
DER pound to put them up ]. II. SELDEN,
m Treasurer & Proprietor.
The Editors of the National Intelnencer Brede
rtcksburg Arena, Intelligencer, petersburr, and
Lynchburg Virginian, requested to publish the
above once week Until the races, and send ,h-33p
accounts to J. M
sept I5-c10t dot If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
LAW SCHOOL
Of Tronsulpnnin TLo;Dere.

~ 1foHSytO UttU CAtOBTStY.
FENHE Trustees have the satisfaction to acquaint
"A the public, that they have appointed the Hon.
JOHN BOYLE, Professor of Law in the above in
stltutioI and that he has accepted the appointment
The school will BE opened the first Monday in
December next, ana continue until the middle Of A.
Pril ensuing The price of the ticket of admission is
twenty-ti five dollars. 1t has been fixed ut that low
rate, principally, on account of some expense which
students may have to incur in providing themselves
with elementary Books. II being desirable that the
members of the Glass should study the same book at
the same time, an arrangement has been made with a
bookseller IN Lexington, to import number of Co
pies for their accommodation. rs they are standard
works, no loss will be sustained by the Students IN
the purchase ofthem.
The method ofiHstructon is confided to the dscrc-
ton OF Judge Boyle, who will pursue that which is
deemed best under the general direction of the Board
OF Trustees. His cminence profound iurist, his
great moral Worth and the high responsibility of his
character are so well known, to supercedc the ne.
cessity of saying any thing in his conmendation.
Lexington, XIV. Sent. G.-71-3tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
MISS MACKENZIE'S
SEMINARY

WILL be re-opened on the LIST October, for the
reception Of boarders and day pupils. She
returns her grateful thanks TO the public for the pre-.
ference given to her establishment. and rests her
hopes of its continued prosperity on the Improvement
eyinced by her pupils.
1T is Miss Mackenzie's ambition that Richmond to
whose inhabitants she ewes much, may, in the means
of cducation equal any city in the United States.
To attain this end, she has cheerfuy contributed.
and will continue TO do so, by securing the aid of
the most efficient masters, all the advantages that can
be derived from free access to well chosen libra
ry, and the use of extensive chemical and philo
sophlcal apparatus with whatever else she can pro-
cure, TO facilitate the improvement of the rising
generation, and render literature and science attrac
tive. With view to further this object, Miss
Mackenzie is now at New York.
aug 60 awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

DIED, on the 2od inst. "IIavelers Rest" King &.
Queen county, PHIIp GarEwoop, Esqn the death this
society has lost valuable member, his wife aec-
tomato husband and the pOr generous friend aud
Mr. Gatewood was remarkable for purity moals, ubay
and hospitality in his house Though he not
member OF any Christian Church. he warm friend of the
religion otJesus, which W is hecvcd controlled his life, and
his death
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
PLANFEsRg HOTMr,-

FSHIS Establishment on Shockoe Hill, well known
Z as the property of the late Mark Richards, is
again 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 patrunize
him. 1t Is, therefore, unnecessary to rprapituiatc
the many preparations made for that purpose; let i,
suffice to say, that his accommodations su be rood
and his CHARGES very moderate.
WM. GRAVES
~ few Horses tahen Of Livery at low rate.
oct 1-eo3t wet c w &
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
& R

are respectfully informed ths,
the western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem,
&c. leave Richmond on Mondays, w ednesdays q
Fridays, at a. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by P: NJ, and Salem the third day.
where the great Valley line to Huntsville, Nash,
Vile, &c. is connected. Before reaching Salem,
at Ftuks' on the Blue Ridge mountain, this line in
1ersects Caidwelrs line, which passca Fincastle,
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs &c
intersecting Porter g. Beldens line &. Lewisburg,
which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio river.
The Richmond line in returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 4 a. NJ.
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon.
days at a. NJ.
The travel will be performed by daylight, in SUM-
mer.
For seats to the West, apply at the bar of The
Union Hotel, Richmond. 'N
All Baggage or property, whether belonging, To-
passengers or other PERSONS at the risk of the res
pective owners thereof.
A. PATTEsoN, Proprietor.
RICHMOND 81 SALEM
N B.-CaldweiFs line only twice n week.
Passengers for the Springs, &C. should leave Rich
mond Wednesdays and Fridays
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
LOUISA RACES.


FH1I1E Louisa Races will commence at Louisa cn,rt.
n house, on Thursday. the LIST of October Firs,
dayss race mile heats for years DID, six entries f.
closed One hundred bushels OF merchantable vifeak
entrance, half forfeit*
William Morris, IL. o. b. g.
Maj. Bickerton Winston, b. S.
Elijah Hutchinson black f. By Caro1biab.
Robert G. Willis. b. e.
John Graves, 8. f.
Dr. James III. Morris, s. g, by Alfred.
I'd. days race, two mile heats, ono hundred doats
IN cash. with the addition of such subscription as may
be subsequently, made.t
Sd. days race proprietor's purse, made up of tie
first und second days entries and gate money This
will be handsome purse, to be run the best In
mile heats JNO. NJ. PRICE.
1t is confidently expected that the first davis race
will be exceedingly interesting each runner intending
to be DIT the goal, and all having high expectations Of
winning
fhis purse is INCREASING. and it is believed the
day OF the race will be one considerable magnitude.
aug % 8tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
EARTIENIKARE, CHLN.q &, GL.4SS.

IENHb subscriber has received by the .4Hncreon,
n sVndison and James CToPper, from Liverpool,
his fall supply of Edrkeno0re and Chino and bv re-
GLASSWARE; the whole comprising the best assortment
of goods, in the above line ever offered for sale in
Richmond. Country merchants and others want
ing supplies are respectfully invited to call and exa-
nine The qualities and prices previous to purchasing
elsewhere.
STOWE-JP.9RE,
OF excellent quality, which vii be packed to order at
factory priceE WIN. SMTTH,
sep g codt.f Make: Bridge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
JOHN n. GORDON.

GROCER and C0DaD.isSi0n .Merchunt,
OFFERS to his friends and the public generally
" well selected assortment of GROCERIES,
at wholesale and retail, all except ardent spirits.
Special attention will be paid to any produce consign-
ed to him, aob The exception Gboue made and receive
and forward goods to persons in the upper country
On the usual terms. sent AT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
BROAD-ROCK RACES.

RNHE RACES over the Broad-Rock Course viii
Il commence as usual, on the first Tuesday in Or,
tober, and continue three DAYS.
First Day, Post Sweepstake for three years old
last spring. two mile heats entrance $780, half forfeit
to close first September Subscribers, Richard adj
ums, J. Fl. Seldom William R. johnson, and Islnm
Pickett.
Second Day. the Projectors Purse, $500, two mile
heats, entra nee Sl5.
Third Day g Race, the Jocky Club Purse, for s5Hp.
three mile heats, entrance $50 From the number
al horsss In training, good sport may be expected
ISHAM PUCKETT.
sept 1-tr Proprienov
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

pleiing tissue of nonsense. 1t confirms my former
idea, and the contents of the Richmond Enquirer,
relative to the disposition shewn by Virginia servants
in Kentucky and at Lynchburg, add to my conviction
that Virginia must be anxious to get rid of some of
them and, of course, equally DESTROYS to find other
and more printable markets.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
NEW YORK MARKGT-sept. 26

NEW YORK NIARKET-Sept 26.
Flour is still shade lower Common Southern stands
S5i, and Western S5aA Prime Western Wheat sells
lU6 cts Rye IS down again IS Hops exciting
attention, consequence crop England. Nsckerel
IN good demand last weeks prices. Ashes
shade hgher-.IoMy. Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
o. NOTICEi

To THE EDIroRs OF THE WING.
0enilenaen:-I request that you will discontinue
the notice, announcing my intention to petition the
ensuing Legislature for Divorce. decline the in
tended measure-willing still to bear the nnortiica-
ton OF my present stuation rather than to excite On
unpleasant commotion, and witness (cven in s1na
degree) the conflict of prejudice with reason and iu-
tlce' a. BROADDUS.
sept 25-1ay2fifc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

" We find it necessary to give notice.
to our distant Subscribers in arrears, that
unless they remit us payment by mail post,
paid, we shall be under the disagreeable
necessity OF stopping their papers. And
particularly of those residing out of The
State and in distant parts of it we must re-
quIre strict adherence to our terms of pay
ment in advance. Phe difficulty Of calling
on them in any other way than this, We
hope will be our excuse.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

10 The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG is published twice
geek, CFuesdays and Friays) FIVE dollars per ar
bum, yabe ip advance.
II For advertising-75 square Cor fe) for H.
hrsi insertion and 90 cents for each continuance.
number Of insertions be noted tho MS
'hey win be continued and charged accordingly.
10 All letters to the Editors be i'd ~ Rev
wllTeceive attention.
u Notes Of chartered specie paving Banks Of any rs
the States viii be received in payment subscrp;nn "a,
the Wings though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
be preferred; and remittances can be made thro,eh i
Post Office at the risk Of the Editors.
IL Previous 10 dscoptnuance of the paper n n ar
Tearages must he paid up And those who MAY wish TO
discontinue, viii nifty the Editors that effect at as,
thirty days before the period expires which they sub
scribPd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

VIRGIyAt rules holden in the clerks office of the superior
ofchancery for the Richmond district the Sd day of
August 1879 Robert TuTnbul ex'or of David Robertson
decd, pit against Charles Robertson Robertson Alley
amber NJ Robertson, Pcyon Medu his wife formerly
Jane Robertson Mary nnes George Robertson Mary 70
hertson Charles c. KlcIndue admT Of Cornelius C. TSvor
decd, and Donald Mckenzie, dts
The defendants Alexander NJ Robertson, Mary lines and
Mary Robertson having entered their appearance and
security according the assembly and the rules his
court and appearing, by satisfactory evidence tina, they are
not inhabitants Of this country is ordered that the said deen
Giants do appear here the FIRST day of the
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff, and that copy this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the city
Richmond for two months successfully and posted the front
door OF the capitol, in tire said city.
70 A COPY Teste VIZ q Ptvnrtrn~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

VTGiNAAt rules holden in the clerks Office of Tire superior
court OF chaDcery for the Richmond district the Sd ay OF
August, 1920 Edward Palmer and Thomas T. Palmer mer
chants and partners trading under the firm of g. T. e. Pain
residents and merchants and partners trading under the firm OF
N!ilar g. Finley, Myer Myers and l.. r. Mister, dts
The defendants Alexander Miar and Thomas Finley and
L. H. Mister not having entered their appearance aud given
security according TO the act of ASSEMBLY the rules OF this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants OF this couniT ordered that the said deen
das do appear here the first day the next January term
ami answer the bill of the plaintiffs and copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond for two months successfully and posted a, the on,
door of the Capitol in the said city.
70 copy Teste, WIN. G. PrypIrroy &C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
Fifteen Dollars Reward.

an the 7th day of September, one of my ser
~ wants, named WASHINGTON, ebsconded
from my Factory and has since been absent. I
bought him from the Executor of John Graham,
decd, and think MIR. Graham purchased him from
one OF the Messrs. Swans County Powhatan;1
where he may perhaps be now lurking. He Is about
10 years of age, black, and stout built will give
the above reward and reasonable expenses, if taken
IN the country.-Ten dollars if taken in town.
DAVID BARCLAY.
- Masters of vessels and others are cautioned
against harboring carrying off said negro as shall
certainly prosecute any who shall be detected in
doing so with the utmost rigor Of the law.
oct cost n n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02
CHANGPAoNU BRAMnv

ENIIb subscrber has just received, in addition to
h his general stock, supply Of fine old Cham
payne Brandy which he offers for sale on moderate
terms. sept o. eo3t WINTER y. RI.AIR
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

q UIN GARTH respectfully informs bis
friends and the public, that he intends to cont
nue. the sale OF Groceries, and will also transact hsi-
ness ON Commission. He has rented the large fire
proof Ware .house for many years occupied by the
late ilrn of Moncurc Robinson and Pleasants, part
OF which Is at present occupied by Mr. Brooks
sept il-d6t 2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

V1RGINtAAt rules holden in the clerks the superior
court of chancery for the Richmond district the Sd day of
august 1929 Asa Cadocs pit against Peter Ron John
Truly, aid John S. Nash, dts.
The defendants Peter Rison and John S. Nash not having
entered their appearance and given SECURITY according to nm,
act OF assembly and the rules OF this and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants OF this
try II is ordered that the sud appear on
the first day of the next January and the bill of tire
PLAINTIFF and that copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the City of Richmond for two
months successfully and posted the front door of ue
in the said city
IS copy. Tes.e, W. G. PExnlE-oScc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-02

NOTlCE.-Mns. NELSON continues her
boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ngton Tavern, within City yards ofthe Capitol Square
She Will be prepared to accommodate in the best
manner: number of the Members of the Con vention
and Legislature, with their families, if requred.-
Good stables and carriage houses well supplied with
ProVenner and careful Holsters. aug cl6t