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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
second Letting. Of the extension Of TIE Ea-
nnznAn IurnuiLe To Ric Sau2.

Second Letting Of the eItc3aStola of tIe EN-
nn7oha Turnpike TO Big S.tnay.
& invitation To take contracts is now offered to
"a persons disposed to become load or Bridge ma
kers, Tor executing the reGGiEuel u Tie line Of Ii,y,-
EsHe from ChHreSt0n, on hanaioha, IL tie noath Of
Sigg Suaidy Rioerj distance of about girty a,iksS.
The appropriation OF so 900 Dollars Will be dis5ursed
to undeFtalers last the progress OF the worl,
Will authorize IT, All the wor!. upon the Road md
Bridges w.A be required be executed ACCORDING To
the designs, plans, aud Specifications Of the Princn,l
Engineer, anu tor The information OF the bidders thew
W!li be submitted tpI LLGr inspection ut the time OF
letting. -
The location vii! be as near horizontal line as
the inequalities OF the gronnd viii permit but in no
place 10 exceed deg. of ACTIVITY or d.ciiyity The
-aW conteInpates the Road TO be ol,ened sxrv six
feet wide, with carriageway in Inc centre, offpen
u tao feet IN width perfectly graded and thrown I'm
OF conVeXlty forming elevation r the middle ri
ole twenty fourth part of its width, except along
steep hH side Cuttings, Syhel the read will he re-,
CURED to incline Inward TO the HILL without anv con
| veHlty Where the ground approaches a level the
side or H@hamer RoaGs will be required to be well
snnothen' ana al! the small timber grubbed at least
sSI.tef Iect vide on each side Of the carriage Way
10 persons familiar with that description OF labor
required oF the construction ofcarM I'urnpikes the
present iiiie holds Isterng prospects The char
acteF OF the ground over which passes is well adao
TED Tor the easy operation oftbe Plough and Scra
per, and 1t Is believed with TIE exception of short
piece OF Road hear Churicston) very little if any
blasting VIII be required. individuals wishing to
contract Tor erecting the Bridges, or making the
Whole or part OF the Road, are invited to examine
the ine OF location, with the several Bridge site p.e.
Vioas to the first Monday in November next. 70
give every facility of information TO bidders the Su
prrntendeDt will meet them at the mouth of Bio San
Gy, on Friday, the Both OF October, and show the
line eastward as far as the location may extend
At Barboursyille, the seat OF Justice for Cabel
county, Va, the Superintendent will attend ON Mon
day, the second day of November, when and where
sealed proposals VIII be received for the execution
the entire work. and if approved, contracts entered
INTO With the successful bidders. p. SCALES,
10 W3t Superintendent T., X n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
ERy1E EREES.

& IATALoGUEs of Fruit Trees, Vines, &c. now for
~ sale at the Nursery near Burlington, y. J. may
be had, gratis, at COLLIN 81 Co.'S BooxsToKE. Rich
mond, where orders directed to RoBT l. SMlTH, will
be received and forwarded to tire Proprietor without
delay when the trees arrive, they Will be careful
secured ana their arrival made known to the pu-
chaser as soon possible.
The tress will be well secured with meadow moss
around the roots, and the packages covered with
straw and mats or cloth, to secure them
from injury from the weather during transportaton
Among the gentlemen who have been supplied
from the above Nursery, Major Gibbon,& Nicilo-
las Mills, to whom references may he made.
oct Geo 6tIf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
NEW MUSIC


GNOLLINS 81 co. have Just received, great va
" rely OF fashionable Songs and Pieces of Music
for the Piano Forte, which with their previous stock
tenders the assortment very complete. Among those
lately published, are the following new Songs:
~ my ooEer so bright, as sung by Miss Patton, music
by c. E. Horn.
Fly usoay lady BRIL- as sung by Madame Vestris-
.1iice Gray, ballad, sung by Miss Paton music by
Mrs. 2. Willard
22e banners Of blue, National ballad, sung by
MRS: Knight, with accomplishments, music by G.
y. Stansbury
n. happier hoos, sung by Miss Malle:t, poetry by T.
II. Bayy, music by W. Staunton, German air
0 merry roro the bonnie bark, a ballad, sung by
Miss Stephens, music by j. Parry
Ship hoy, ballad, written by Thomas Moore, mu-
sic by 2. K. Moran
IHehorn Of chace, words by P. Farren, Esq the mu-
sic by the late Chas. Gilfert, sung by MFR. Keene
in the Romantic Opera of Der Freischutz
Tie 'uiihnlaA, ballad, sung by Madam Fp-en, mu-
sic by w. Taylor
0 Ito you remember, ballad, sung by Mr.. Pearman
music by j. A. Wade
WAsn you're roaming, sung by Mrs. Knight, music
by G. q. Horn
Here's health to our friends, music by Mr.. Bra.
ham
22e hunters signal horn, Tyrolcse song, sung by
Mrs. Knight, music by a. Lee
Lovers choptet, the words by r. Wadams, music by
w. Kirby.
Also further supply Of the late popular Songs:
Il soldier is tie lad adore
~ my lore march atoay
JVatchnla7.
.Id1StrepS return from tie Wnr
Hey the bonnie breast Knots
Efoaoer girl
Fly atcay pretty mott
GdSeHe
BolivGr'S PeruUian song
Rose of Lucerne, or S,oisS ton cirI
o BrignGL Banks
The rose 10iH cease To G12i0
OH no tce aeUer mention hin,
see them oaatheir toindjgg ray
It0iiigdt deus
The mountain bIdid
IN, II ne stau forget, as sung by Miss Rock, ar
ranged for the harp and piano by NJ. II. Parnell,
Leader of the Richmond Orchestra.
Collins d. 20. have made arrangements with the
principal publishers in the Northern cities to receive
the new music as 1t appears, and will endeavor to
have on hand all the most desirable Sonps. Airs Ron
deaus and Variations. Also few superior violin
and guitar strings.
oct Cts
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~ 'JIA-V I I z m
JOHN PRiDDY,S - usteeS.

EBURSUANT to tile provisions of tic last wiffari
Z testament of the late Augustine Davis, shall Rs
day, tire 3st OF October, 1929 the following valuable
Real Estate, viz: the three story brick house on E. &,
lth streets, at present occupied by Mrs Stanard,
Fhe house adjoining the occupied by Mr. Sam
uel Shepherd, and Eiessrs. Richie q Cook as the
Enquirer ofiioe-he house adjoining thereto occupied
by DR.. Clark, Andthe ground from thence to the cas-
tern boundary Of said Davs's lot, containing feet,
on which stands frame building present occupied
by Mr.. l.. L. Montague.
Also $50 Of land lying in tie county of Hem
rico about seven miles abbve town. plat OF which
may be at any time at the Coffee House--which
divided into three different tracts of l5l5 acres 14a
acres and 92h each, to accommodate purchasers.
The sale Of the whole will take place on that day
the Office of the Enquirer and the will be one
third in cash, third in six months, and the remains
ing third in twelve months from tie day of sale
Bonds and deeds Of trust on the property will he res
quired for the two last payments
oct l. w. ROOTES Executor
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TRUST SALE

Ep virtue of a deed of trust. executed bv James
aS Underwood to the subscribers, on the 22d day
OF September, 1925 and duly recorded in the clerks
office of Hanover county, purposes therein mem
toned, we shall proceed to sell, public auction, for
ready money, 70 he highest bidder, on Wednesday,
Oct. 25th, 1890 at Hanover court house, one Tract
adjoining w. Woudaou's and others; also, the fol
lowing slaves, Viz: Deyy, Washington, james, Isa.:,
Armistead Polly and Lefty; So much of the abov
mentioned property, will be sufficient to satisfy
said Decd and other expenses attending the sume.
The title to the above property is believed indspua
bic, but the subscribers, acting trustees Will cQu
vey only SUCH title as is vested iii them.
Oct. 5--Saw7t JOHN TYLER, )m
JOHN pR[DDY trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS.
III NELSON has just received and offers for sale.
Is, at unusually low prices, an extensive stock of
, SI.aPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
embracing large and general variety suited to the
lart of -
6 Gue, black and fancy cOlorod clo,hs easslmeres
10 do sattinetts
Blue and brown do
Valencia and swansdown yesrints
Nose, tuiie and point blankets
Sfeen booking and floor cloth luile$
fine and supertne white flannels
ked, green, yellow and black do
Black and blue black Italian lrstrn2s
India satin ana satin !evantina
biacA anu blue-back SIo de Nap
Fancy cooured - do ~ assuHea
Do do Gro do Indies
Black senchews and sarsnetss
Alerlno and Cashmere long strawls
10 do handkerchrcf3
; In:pet' russian and cashmere square do
Ihibet and worsted burege hdkfs
Barege, gauze and Gro De Nap do
Slerino cloths and circassa,s, aH cDt0urs
u. 7-a and IA Irish linens
8, 4 and 81 do stee,inrs
Long lawns and linen canibrics
Linen cambria hdkfs
Ga and 104 tamaslt
Russia blrds-cye and 81 diapers
B;uek Mankn and Canton grapes
Black and white italian Grapes
Black and coloured palmyrenos
Plain black and cooured bombaZetts
Figured do do and raryipa4,.
Black English hombazines
tartan and Circassian plads and cambieis
Biuck, olive aud drab bang-up cords
fiaIn book, null and Swiss musl;ns
Figured do do do
"A aud ca cotton ean.brics
Plain and checked jaconets
xiaid ana fancy London prints
lotion, worsted and silk hosiery
Oak and @orsted brads, assorted
saioveS - every variety
Sp!talicit! aud bandanna hdkfs
l..';2t'an bandanna and Madras do
Figured, satin and Gro de Nap bonnet ribbons
Gauze, cap, do do
Common, fine and superiine belt do
Black and coloured guard do
large supply of brown, bieacheI and Dla;d do
nestlcs' apron and furniture checks, bed tickinus
British oznaburgs, and coarse wooliens for nero
'lotnins. And constantly on hand,
Cotton oznaburgs from the Richmond Factory
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
VALUABLE BOOKS, &c.
WATERTON g. Van Zandt's Statistics Of the

VALUABLE BOOKS, &c.
WATERTON g. Van Zandt's Statistics of the
w United States
I4eyberts do do
); Says Political Economy
Raymonds do
diplomacy ofthe U. States, by II. LYMAN ir
Proceedings of the Virginia Conventions OF 177s
and 1776
Secret Proceedings and Debates of the Federal
Convention
Debates and other Proceedings of the Virginia
Convention on the Federal Constitution
Virginia Debates on the Alien and Sedition Laws
Constitutional Chart, by J. III. Garrett
American State Papers
Do. Speeches
Constitution of the U. States, and of;he different
States
Laws of the U. States
Niles Weekly Register
Paines Political Writings
Brsteds Resources OF the u. States
Do. do do Great Rrita.u
Hazards State Papers
Pitkin's Statistics
Elegant Maps of Virginia, ON rollers and portable
Do do ofthe U. States, do do
Do do OF Europe and n. & S. America
Do ALIASES, for sale at the Book and Station
Try Store OF r. D. SANXAY-
oct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

u For the satisfaction of the public, We are inda-
ceI TO publish the following:
RfcuAIoNp, Sept. aoth, 1922
We have examined the Rich;nQnd Theatre, since
the late alterations made by the present Managers,
ana are OF oplInon that the interior Of the building
has lost Of its former strength and auproye 81
the facilities given To the audience, both Of seeing
am more direct aspect ;-oIn the Pitt.
WILSON BRYAN,
Oct 1t OTIS MANSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

1914 AkSHAL'Si 3AlsE.-in PURSUANCE OF d decree Of a
~ Superior court o cianceIy, holden at Stasnol PIC.
nonnced on the lih day of July, 1929, in a 1saiu
depending wieren the administrator with Ike will annexed OF
and heir al Ia" OF Richard &y,i.or defendant he soa at
pubic auct icr cash. before e door of the Wayne Tavern
following Tract OF Land 10 wit: the county Hanisq $3.50
acres oil the waters e Horn Creek drain Leading creek
1000 drain Tigers Valley 800 acres 6etwe
Suars an" rdens Min creek, branch OF Hughes river in
the county oil Randolph 1900 the Ganley rye
l59 mere on the waters of Gauey river 1000 branc
OF FIX RIVER a acres ON CruGo OF t river aud
1000 acres on Rock Camp creek: Augt
$500 acres 90 the North river, branch Shenandoah abnt
ID or lb miles north west cfS,auaton, 20 on Cs
nut Ridge and Mill creek, branch OF ia COwiasture yc
For more particular description line mentioned lands
reference may be had Tie title papers fe The cause
oct6--Sic GEORGE f,Sk RIDGE nj & Oh,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
HAMpDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.

vfVHE examination of the students commenced
on the 18th inst and closed on the 22d.
Ine annual commencement was ON the 23d inst
at which time, the degree of A. B. was coferred ON
the following young gentlemen: Vim. Il. Almond
Nathan j. Barnett P. E. Bishop, James H. Coke, G.
w. Dame Landon e. Garland, John F.. Holt, Dion
=. Pharr, Samuel Il. Price, Benjamin nj. Smith,
iAeonidas l.. Smith, and Samuel Thornton; and the
degree of a. NJ. on VIM. C. Cook, George f. Dab
n ney' WIN. a; Daniel Andrew Hart, James Newman,
Theode.ick Pryor, Nicholas Read, r. Read. White
field Read, Bsn p. Walker, John Watt, alumni of
the institution, and a. Works, graduate of Hamil
ton College.
The following the order of exercises:
Element al Hmpdsa Sydney College, September,
23d 1929.
ORDER OF EXERCISES,
PRAYER
Sacred Music.
l. Grafton in Lutn,-De imInortutute auimp
Campbell
g English oratiOn-The influence of Popular O.
Norfolk. ''
g. English Oration,--The influence of the Imap
nation on Human Character and Happiness,-SaI-
tel a. Thornton, Cumberland
d. English Observation-Disclosures resnonsibIe
TOR the Influence OF their opinions,-p. E. Bishop
Prince Edward
.Nusic.
3. oraslon IN Greek,-George W.. Dame, Ro-
chester, N. II.
G. English Oration.-The Influence of Elevated
Conceptions of Human Excellence, on Moral and In
tsliectuai lmprovement,-Samuel !. Price, Prince
Edward
-. English Oration,-Efects of Solitude Leon
;1as L. Smith ,-Petersburg.
8. English Oraton,-The necessity of elevatiug
The standard Of Female Education as means of pen
efal Experimentation G. PiIsrr, ALecklenblrg
y. G.
.Nusic
0. English Oratian,-1he .tluence of Moral Cul-
i!patioa ON Intellectual ImprovemcI,t.-NatIan J.
Barnett Albenarle.
10. English Oraton,Thc importance and the
best means of eflectng the Moral and intellectual!
Improvement oftl.e People, -Jurtes Fl. Coke, Ches-
terrified.
-; rhe Philosophical ogution.-B Zen; amin N.
Smith, Powha,an.
Music.
1e. Masters Grafton. -TAeodericis Pryor, Din.
widdie
10. Masters Ofation,-George L: Dabney, Camp
hell.
Il. DEGREEs Conferred.
is. English Oration,-The true glory md happi-
ness of people, with the Valedictory Addresses
Landon G. Garland, Nelson.
IEuSif.
PRAYER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
BROAD-ROCK RACES.

FEfIIE RACES over the Broad-Rock Course viI
u commence as usual, on the first Tuesday in Oc-
tober, and continue three days.
First Day, Post Sweepsteke for three years old
last spring, two mile heats, entrance $780, half forfeit,
TO close fret September, Subscribers, Richard Ad-
ans, J. M. Selden, William 4. Johnson, and Isham
Pickett.
Second Day, the Projectors Purse, 5000, two mile
heats, entrance SIS.
Third Days Race, the Joeky Cab Purse, for $500,
three mile heats, entrance $50. From the number
ofhorsss IN training, good sport may be expected.
ISHAM PUCKETT,
sept 1f-tr Proprietor
or yoBPRINTING eHseaed a. TIC wig oBca
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
Stock Of Groceries, dc.

nj .HECjyg.N.
YEfiE subscriber being about decline his present rs ;nss
- WI. sell al ac;on without reserve, ON MONDAY, the
18th inst AT 10 O'clock is of Groceries Croce.Ip
ana Glass Ware Asn, 1900 pair Slices of good quality an
elegant Siebard tiGZ Rush Chairs W rpg hal.
ID gold and silver Watches sets Pa,en Ralances
Terms II sale. Nm s-urr
o. Sale By DAVENPORT, ALLEN {; CO Ancls.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
~ co,aclade a6ui. tie Imaginable Fiace of liz
SPOILED CHILD.

II Doors to be opened at o'clock, and performance
commence precisely at ?.
az 4 fey season tickets foc sale; enquire at the
Box Office Of the Theatre
II" y rigid police Is employed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
r,.,, THIS EVENING, OCTOBER G,
"'E Dc presented the Fashionable Comedy Of Tie
WONDER,
a WOIAN KEEPS A SECRET.

AFTER THE c9aLDv,
cQic S5ns;--i'ile good CID days Of Adam and Eye,
- " Mr.. Farrell.
Goai n''gN rose IN ci'aFaster, &C. Herbert, il.
Nii's "''~ to'HiF ELah y. Dickson
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

The anniversary OF the Literary and Plilosophi-
Cal Society was held on the cath; on the same day,
were held the anniversaries of the two Literary So
ciees the P!iilanthropc and Union, on which occa-
sion, orations degered by their respective rep
reslntativeS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

ID ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, Vol. 9th of Cases
IA argued and determined in the Court Of Appeals
Of Virginia; just published
Complete sets of the Virginia Reporters
Journals Of the Conventions of 1775-6 and t773
Journals of the Senate and House Of Delegates Of
Virginia from 1916 to 1890, inclusive
TIenDg's Statutes at Large, aud
The New Maps Of Virginia,
AL appropriated to increase the Public Library Of
tie State may be had Of the subscriber, at the Capt.
toll il the city Of Richmond upon the lowest terms.
WIN. II. RICHARDSON, Cik Counc.l
OF G--fc lad LibTss..u.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

H4R.NONY HILL SEMINARY
TENHE Subscriber hereby announces, that OH Mon
Il day the 18th instant, lie will open the above
institution and continue it until Mrs. Turner is able
to resume its charge. In this school will be laugh;
al! the solid and ornamental branches that are neces-
sary to complete female education 1t is desirable
that the pupils may punctuay attend on the day
specified above. Terms and place as heretofore
oct Scott J. II. TURNER.
LII persons having claims against the Estate of VIM New
Dutn, lac OF Po'vhaian county
Neburn deceased requested 10 exhibit them me- within
twelve months from the date thereof This notice will be plead
III bar OF the claims of all neglect this notice
WILL. BOILING, Administrator
with the VIII annexed of VIM MewJmn, dec
and Executor Of Sarah H. Mewburn
G0ochland 10Th August, 1829-ye6tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

FkNEAS.-Gunpowder imperial. and young Tyson
teas IN chests, half chests, 10 and pound boxes,
of goodq quality, for sale, at New York prices Apply
20 OTIS, DUNLOP e. Co.
oct 6-~-coet
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go sace6Dsg - NapHs
TTTs BAG,
Bf OTIS, DyrNInp G. IN

q
~ AUCTION OF LEATHER
win - next The Gthihstan, at o O'Clock
,ooo Soia ut our auction store, without reserve,
ZOO sides sole leather, various qua,i.:c,
ioo do russell DO o.
500 wax calf skin,
r., ~ SIDES bag Leather, for saddors
SUG.q52S. |A's'&'
n Tx Xxi. os Sadsa to oa' safe uis morning,
W. D. d. s. Co. Arcrs.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS
.41' .4UCJYON:
On MONDAY, the 18th inst. rt 10 O'clock T7p
De sold at our Auction Rooms, without reserve tb,
ehtlre stock OF House, declining business compr;-
sing large and general assortment of Seasenabl.
Articles, principally imported direct to this place
among them are large quantity of superfne and
leaiun cloths ana Cassiineres, Lalnbs Wool Hose,
ana han Hose, Cotton Hose, and half Hose Ladies'
,Worsted Hose, Toillinet Vestings, Cambrics, Mus
Inns, Dornestics, figured and plain Book Muslins q
quantity OF SIX goods Sewing sk Thread Cotton
Grape Robes and Shawls, &C. Sc.
90 Bales German oznaburga
do sail Ouch
so do domestic sheetings and shifting.
do roe blankets
10 do Scotch oznaburrs
20 do Dorchester bed tick
3 cases superfne blue cloths
Terms at sale. o. D. & co. Auets,
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
GROCERIES,, &c
On THURSDAY, the 3i. inst ~ ~ O'Clock Will ae
alcl.p!! soIe,. S' ' ~ 49, ~
IL hlds w. India Sugars
3 do N. ORGANS DO
DO Antigua Rum
80 bags Coffee
10 rus Wrapping Pa,er
pj1 do Writing do
1000 pounds Cotton Yarns, assorted
80 s. s sasts prime Cheese
iiefces Lamp Oil
10 kegs Spanish Indigo
% boxes Window Glass
80 dog Chars, asso ted Qualities
100 boxes brown Soap
100 do Windsor tlo
- kegs Cordial, ofchoice quality jus, fron New
oh containing TO IL gallons each Consisting of ntec
Green" Donhe Peppermiut,' LEMON" .Isle of Nlan'
'Perteci Love" "a nniseed," &c. &c y S.
Also snndry oher aitclcs.
octo D. A.. & CO Auc,s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
w. & J. G.. CRANE,
OFFER FOR SALE,

w. & J. G. CRANE,
OFFER FOR SALE,
AVWV Spanish hides. various qualities
5000 sides soal leather of all grades and qualities from
the very best to the moStineTor, by whole sale or
Part Of side
2JOO lbs and fine shoe thread
500 sides and black upper leather
so doZ. calf skins and seal skins
Boot morocco, lining, and binding skins
Horse and grain upper leather
BoOt-trees and lasts boot cord and webbing
Black vaulish and shOemakers tools Of all kinds
Hog skins fair calf SKINS and buck skins
Harness. bride and skrtng leather
Bag, chaiso aud lining hides
Morocco skins, white and common sheep skins
Saddle trees, hsh skins, horse collars
Ssddery stirfups, bits, &c Of very superior quality
Coach lace, sig handles and bands &c.
Tanners oil, curriers' tools, wool
900 pr Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond Slaughter hides, and County b5es Of all
kinds bUsS; act s.5
SPsIs ~a8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

Wishing to close the Admin
lstration of the late Joseph Kmbrough as soon
as possible, have made Mr.. 4. Dill my agent TO
settle the accounts Of the estate. Those indebted
viii pay to him, and those that have claims against
the estate, will call on him also.
SUSANNAH KIMBROUGH,
oct 6-eo6b Administrators.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
A LITERARY CURIOSITY,

FENllE New Magma Char,a or Historical Record of
n Il the Debates and Proceedings in both Houses of
farhament on the settlement of the Catholic Claims
in 1929, with great quantity of other mali tn
ing an impartial history of the Catholic Question on
single and entire sheet Of paper presenting sur
lace OF nearly forty-ons square feet, can be seen
subscriber, which Will in future be Illuminated 81
night. oct 6 r. u SbWvSy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

Contingent expenses: Washing, about :6 CO.
1'uel Ss--Candles, S, 50.--As there are but few
Inducements for spending money, $40 Re as poke,
money, Is sum amply sufficient t0r all proper and
Necessary purposes
Those who wish to examine the course of Instruc
ton, Laws, &c. of the Institution. are referred to
the Enquirer OF May last, in whsh they were pub
iahed. WILLIAM NJ PAGE
Sept Colt Clerk OF the Faculty
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r. w. WHITE.
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,

BOOK AND JOB PRINTER,
Opposite The Bell Iarern,
:" AS recently printed and published, and offers
= K for sale, the following works:
Unconstitutional Charts, or Comparative Views of
Legislative, Executive and Judiciary Departments,
in the Constitutions of all the States in the Union,
including that OF the United States, with an Appen-
James NJ. Garnett.
EDGE I'LL, or the Family of the Fitzroyals-
Il Novel, III vos.--By VirginiaD.
Lectures on Various Topcks of Morals, Man
nerS Conduct, and Intellectual Improvcmcnt.--B
James NJ Garneii.
The 18th edition Of Garnet's Lectures OH Female
Education,--to which is added the Gossips Manual
Also, Wares Farrier. oct 6-eo3t
- AN away from the subscriber on the 9TH OF
Ia December, 1923, an indented apprenticeship,
named Christopher Columbus Slater, who was duly
bound to me on the 3ti day of December, 1927, by
William Davis and Richard Tyree, two of the over
of the poor, for the corporation of Lynchburg
This is, therefore, to forewarn all persons from en-
ploying or harboring said apprentice, as am deter
mined to put the law in force against all such.
will give twenty cents reward for the delivery of the
said apprentice to me in Lynchburg, but will not pay
any charges. SAM. SCHOOLFIELD. =
Lynchburg, Sept. %, 1929. rs 81