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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
SPRINGS Stage.

'NNHiS Stage will hereafter run TWICE each we.k n .od
from Flucks. where il connects with the line f,on
Lynehourg to Nashville, &c. aud L~ewisbue. where il will
S"nnsct with Po''ers line Of coaches, which runs to tho
FARE. For each person there will DO charged for a
passage in the stage,
From L~swisbutg to White SULPHUR an
White sulphur To Sweci Springs ao M
Sweet Springs TO Fincastle, % ~
FiDcastle to Flucks, 80
L~ewisburg 10 Union
do. Salt or Sweet suiubu,.
White Sulphur a. Union go
Salt Sulphur To Sweet Springs 20
The stage will alternately run from The swas, So.
by way ofthe W Sulphur to the Sal, snInSu, +. SP.n"ss,
and by the Mill 0op and Union. ""eA'
Each passenger will he allowed 10 take 2oB,. Of hs..
s.ss : OF enaIge, DOT All over that will be charged for
- ms 'a,eo Of . cents per ID. per 100 miles. Tbo.s -
nj b has" ,ns,r names at the places where the s,ste slous.
horses IN Virginia. snn .s oett
Sth month, 24lh. 1900 SHSDWEbb'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
PUBLIC WAREHOUSE-Richmond.

HAV!NG (at the desire Of The Inspectors Of the
"a above Warciousc) taken the situation
OF salesman, ] tender my services 10 the cul,ivators of
tobacco as such; and will pay the strictest atten-
ton to receiving, securing and selling any tobacco
sent to me ar the inspectors.
Punctuaiity and despatch viii N al cases be par
ticG!arly attended to.
foliage, SC. advanced.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

Mn rrftIss Interested viii please take notice, ina, I
have appointed thc Ism day ~ Juno nr~t, IN eonm.rce
'"' accounts d"eFicf ~ the foregoing order Of court, on
"li'' ""Y atp"fiot@, a VI. ihry na requires IA attend
't ny oi'fos IN the rjy, wttn their uccouuis, and ynuehrr.
'edhy f7I examination a"d .cninmest.
hilary BAKER, Comr.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
TO RENT,

AXA TO RENT,
E.!.D The Store now in the occupancy of
Its Messn $. g. T.. P1cassuts. in the centre Of busi
AzEeHk8 ness, on Main street, two doors above the BE
Tavem-posscssion 10 be had on the LIST Of July next. 70
terms, apply 90 RALSTCN e. IEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

She drlcufruis iu Tie nonyr r,erti,,sd .,, o.u,..
no'irr, u'at IN pId1y, the 29'h day of Moy next, be,vcen
tie hou.5 of . otlook N ie muInIng, and 6 o'cIte RI in ,be
alteration. l 'hal proce,d, az tue o1ire of Herbert A. Ci,i.
1"fne' ~ the r'y VI hislronud, To take the depositions NJ
Samuel Carter and others; aad om Tive next day. bc,vr.n
'e houfsofH "'eiocE ~ The morning. aud G o'cInrk IN ,bc
afternoon, shall p'0Ccrt. Ttihc Office ofJohn Wiekb,m. E,o.
y, "s 'iy ol h'chm"'h' 10 take ihr deposition Of said
NickElm. whi~l drpo~iiious arc &, lbs ,,keu -, ia ,.sJ
and read ~ evidence )" the afotcsaid suit.
~ w5t e WIN. MANN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

CoDimis5ioner's Office, RtehUond, an .Noy. 1920.
The parties intrfsstedm the execution n ,me above order
are hereby notified, 1lat have appointed Wrdnessay tbs
29ih day Of Jolly next, 10 commence the eamc a. THIS Office;
~ which time they are hereby required to suend . tearrz
OF the matters in reference, by virtue " the said cfder,
before me, duly prepared with all necessary uorupenp ana
proofs 10 enable mr. 10 preform the same odcr.
THOMAS GREEN, Coomisfoncr
.Nav 1g.T0,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

VIRGINIA.; At fUirg, Luiisn IT. The clerks Office of An,
superior cont " chaorery f"f tme Richmond di.,,;c,
the 2nd LAY II Frbmaiy, 1899: Isaac VanrlecL, mir
"eain.t Hc0ty D"v''& Go. nd Hsnry W.. Noucure, AM
ichu Rnn'nson, surviving padusrs 81 Mcnsu,e. Robin
son " Piesssnis, ors.
The defendants iIruty Davis & Co, not having entered
tn'r appearance ~d given security according TO The act nj
ass mbiy aud inc rules of this eou,,. and ,,sua..stna n,
satisfactory svId' ne that they are not inhsbi,sn,, o2,hk
conutfy; u IS ordered that the said DEF ndsn ,s do appss
'fm ~" ihe hf't day " t5e reEt Jane term, and answer III,
"ll ~ we pIa,'''fi 800 that = copy " this order he firth
with irfcfeh ~ some ncvtporrI puhIished in IN, e;,v q
N'rlnr"nd Il" tw" mo0u, s'ucccssiyvIy sud posted al III,
f'"r' do"r of'te tsp;tol in the said city.
% Nrry Veste, Nm. G.. pEEpLEro- 6 C..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23

! u Office IN tue Inspectors Counting Room.
NJ. e.. LAKELAND.
y. B.-rhc planters are assured that the best pri-
ces will be obtained from all the buyers, to whom,
as well as the Commission Merchants and Inspectors.
| beg leave 10 refer. NJ. &. l..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-05-23
CorMIsa1osrn,s orr1or-

@. RENDITION. 6. C..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
egS1s 3 Tg0NS5 :s;8e9 q 80

FBNI1lS establishment viii be opened for The rccrn
Il ton OF company on ThTsdcy, the 2od OF Oc-
The advantages Of its locality, She variety and cor
Venient distribution OF its apartments and tue con-
piee and appropriate sy e in which ii has been fur
nlshed and fitted by the Projectors are well known
IN this vicinity Strangers may be interested by tho
information tiat the situation of Tremont House is
central, IN an airy dry, and healthy quarter, ard In
the Immediate neighborhood of the PRINCIPAL places
OF public amusement and Of the business streets o.
tie city.
Among the particular accommodations of the Fs
Enlistment are a Reading Room which viii he srr
piled with all the Journals, Reviews, and 4Iaoazine
published in this country which it is supposed will be-
interesting to the patrons of the Uouse, With many
English, and Partisan periodicals. Suites of rooms
remote the pubic part of the house. intended r
the occupation Of families individuals who NAV
prefer private table and large and elegant drawin
ana dining roon5 for tire entertainment Of Clubs and
parties. ..
Convenient and well lighted BATHING Rooms,
which will be in constant preparation for use by the
public, us well as by the inmates ofthe establishment
are connected.
An ordinary viii be served on Friday, and after
wards every day ut half past 2 o'clock.
The subscriber having taken Lcase of fremont
House, assures his friends and the Public that 10 c
ertion on his part on the part of those under his
control shall be spared to supply the wants and nc
cornmodatc the habits and taste OF Ms patrons. He
pledges himself also that his prices shall in no res
Pcct exceed those of Hotels in other parts Of the L.
states, conducted in similar style
BOSTON, Oct. 10, 1929.
I'D ANDOLPH'S REPORTS, FoI. 9th, OF Gases
p argued and determined in the Court of prcaJ
Of Virginia just published;
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters
Journals Of the Conventions Of 1775-6 and 177R
Journals Of the Senate and House of Dccratcs oe
Virginia from 1776 to 1890, inclusive
! Uenng's Statutes at Large, ard
The New Maps of Virginia,
Al! appropriated to increase the Public Library of
the State, may be had Of the subscriber, ut the CAPT
7 ri Tho rtFr -cfTl scl~,
WIN II. RICHARDSON, OK Council
oct Gil and Libra rau.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

Ine Contention The d47ae,sem, On Saturday
the Convention again resolved itself into Committee
ot the Whole, Air. Powell in the Chair, the question
on the amendment of Judge Green, still pending.
NIr Sianard resumed The floor and concluded vcr;
spiepdd argument about o'clock.
lie was succeeded by Mr.. Randolph, who spoke
ior nearly two hours. When he had concluded, the
question was put by the Chair, when the tenrs re-
ported the vote TO be a., 47-and Mr.. Powell thc
Ghaifaan) voting in the aesatire, Judge Green's
amendment was rejected. The vote indicates the
absence Of one member, which however was not the
:'ct, every man being at his post II Is underst ood
that the tcLers accidentally omitted to count Mr.
stuart of Patrick, who voted in the negative and
whose votc being counted, the result stands ID for
'noge Green's proposition, to 80 against it---he re-
suit we predicted few days asa
g'he ayes md nccs arc never taken in Coum:ttcc
81 the Whole, but it may be gratifying to The pub
iic to know now each MEMBER voted, we insert item
tIan' personal knowledge.
IIor the Observation-Disclosures. Ioues, Leigh fof
Chesterfied) Taylor Enthusiastically Giles Broad
INK, Brongoole, Alexander, Gpode, Marshall, Tyler
Nicholas Clopton, Mason, Frezvant, Cluiho.nc Ur
quhart, Randolph, Leigh (of Halifax) Logan, yena-
bic, Madison, Barbour lot Orangcl fioLaday, Sta
nard Roane, Taylor (of Carolne,) Morris, Ghrnett
Barbour (of Culpeper,l Scott ETacrae Green, Fazc-
well, Prentss, Grigsby, Loyal, Nouns, Towncs,
Martin Rose, Neac, Taliatcrro, Bates, Joynes, Bay
~, Perrin and Upshur-i7.
Against it-Iessrs. ANDERSON, Cofinan, Harrison,
Williamson, Baldwin, johnson, Mccoy, Moore,
Reirno, Smith, Miller, Baxter, Monroe, Mercer Eitz-
hugh, Henderson, Cooke, Powell epic, Grirgs,
Naylor, Donelson, Boyd Pendloton, George Nc
MILAN, Camp bell (of Washington,) Ryars, Cloyd
Chapman, Matthews, Oglesby, Duncan, L4aidley,
Summers, See, Doddridge, Morgan, Campbell (of
BFooke,) Wilson, Campbell (of Bedlord,) Clayton,
Saunders, Cabel, Stuart, Peasants Gordon, Thomp
sbn aud hIassie-d9.
Yhe proposition for adopting the compc:ad basis
of population and taxation for the House of Dele
gates being thus rejected, and the basis of white po-
pulation sustained, NIr. Scott Of Fauquer moved to
amend the resolution reported from the Legislative
Committee, by fixing taxation the exclusive ba-
sis of representation in the Senate; but before
question taken, the Committee rose at the in.
stance of Mr.. Leigh, of Chesterfield, and motion
of Mr.. Powell, the Convention adjourned, after
sion OF more than five hours.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
Vuiuabic LIND, for Sale.

FEVTIE Subscriber proposes to sell the tract Of
n Land on which he has lately resided, lying in
the county Of King & Queen, and known by the
name Of MordiDgton 1t is situated Immediately
On the stage road leading from Richmond to Tappa-
hammock, and contains by late survey, $50 acres
The fertility Of the soil is not surpassed by any for
est land of the Tide Water country and the couve-
niences afforded in large and ccmmodious dwelling
House with all the necessary out-houses in good
repair; young thriving and extensive Orchard, Of
the choisest and most select fruit trees, present
inducements TO the capitalist WHO is inclined to vest
his funds in property Of this kind.
Tile terms are suited 20 the times.
nov 12-w5t 70. 3. SEhIPLE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

SIG oBEkT BURTON, .fLo,2scy at LaTc, res),-c.5
"a fully announces to the public, that lie has ra-
Ken an oif.'c immediately above the Post Office ard
adjoining Mira Southgate's Store, where he NAV be-
generally found. oct 15-wfv,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

~ A crowded audience was gsatiiicd by hearing
Mr. Randolph on Saturday; o pleasure which we
enjoyed with great satisfaction. 1t is impossible
f6r any person to hear him without delight which
no other speaker can give You may dislike his per-
spn, and abhof every particular sentiment he utters,
6rt you cannot withhold admiration from tho excel
ence of his oratory, fail TO drink up every word
he says. His admirers say, gas such man,
and we vereiy believe il; nay, doubt if time will
ever produce such another for it is difficult to be-
leve that the pecuaritcs of person and mind which
unite IN him, and make him what he is, not much
greater than, but so different from other men, ma
ture in her most sportivc mood, will assemble
together in another.
We never heard Mr.. Randolph to SO much ndvan-
tage, or were made sensible of his imposing, cap
tivatng and brilliant style Of eloquence on this oc-
cas0n. In the spirit Of the victorious general, who
awards high concentrations 10 the skill and ability
Of his defeated antagonist, by way of enhancing his
own, ne himself we have heard, dissatisfied with
the effort. Not 50 the numerous auditors,
We wish we could speak commendingy Of the
spirit ofMr Randolphs speech, as of its monner.-
If this last enhancing, the former in as great
adegree infommatory and disorganzing. Hc openly
rtdiculed Numbers affGrdng the true criterion in
the distribution and exercise of political power AID
declared that the basis of free white population nc
thcr could would be submitted to. 1T short, his
speech was nothing more nor less han declaration
of war, directly leading to that result, if other
men, as fortunately is not the case, were like
him, really in prctcEcc, ready TO brave any
extremity, rather than abate iot title OF
fhcir demands lie did all he could, 10 put
TO fight the concediDg and hormoni2ng spirit which
was beginning moro and more to prevail and which
IL had been the object of every other, sudousy 20
nourish and promote. The majority was nothing in
bis eyes. He regarded not what majority of the
people of Virginia wished demanded. His sLnves
must be protected. This could only be done by
keeping the Legislative power Of the State in tho
hands Of those who now possessed It; and few or ma
ny, majority a minority, too thirds Of the State
OF fifth part only, the split Of Mr.. Randolphs ar
gument was, that now and forever, they, the minority
must keep the power, TO ward off any possibe nju-
ry to slave property. He would never submit
70 "King numbers" Those who held a particular
species of property alone entitled to ony cor
eidcration. Let Mr. StaBard in his war against Che
argument Of cpithets vindcote himself and the mas.
Of his party he most ably did, from having 1criteC
tho opprobrum Of aristocracy for their particular
sgnons; appeal 10 every mans good sense, if the
I5otrnc Of Mr. Randolph, if the open and contemp
DIS discard al Of numbers, as entitled TO influence
p1bi.can Corcgnmlrt, Is not an unfuElng of th'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
Richmond Nail Manufactorv-

E7OR sale on very reasonable terms from 500 to
4 2,OCO kegs of cut nails AMI brads OF yarjnns
from Sd to 4Od, in kegs from l0oibs. to Q05ibs.-
warranted to be made from Swedish Iron and notfror
Pig or Bloom Iron, as is Customary in the Nortl,.g
States:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
TEN DOLLARS REWARD.

ENOR Negro Woman Sucly, that bought near
r. four years ago, Of Mr.. Richard Gregory, Of
Chesterfield County, Virginia: she is about 40 years
Of age, dark skin spare made thin visaro; she mas
husband named Peter Nelson, blacksmith, who now
works with Mr.. Richard Taylor, Of Manchester, who
Ihave 10 doubt persuaded her off, and has her nov
concealed somewhere: she has a daughter belonging
TO Mr. George Cox, of Chesterfield County, and
think it probable, she is in that neighbourhood.
will give the above reward, and al necessary cxpcn
ces, if delivered to me, in Richmond Shockoe Hi!
This may a caution. apainst any person har
boring or employing, said woman fiir peril Of tbs
law. IRA C0NTES.
- 2T-srs.t-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
FroR TIE WH1a.
q NOppING, a NODDLNc1 a Nnn1

q NODDlNG! A NODDINC! A NoDDJNG!
Messrs. Editors-For twcrty years have been an
occasional spectator Oft the deliberations ofour Gene
raj Assembly, and other public bodies in Richmond
and the strict modcsty and decor that al al times
marked those bodies collectively, and each individual
member, not only was my admiration, but the theme
ofeulogy and applause from every STRANGER A IA
shon has IN with the Convention which address
ses itself to my feelings, departure from the an
Gent modest dignity of the public manners of Virgil
MIA, tho trich of Cprtan few oft1n members
OF sg0ifyng their appreciation of what spe aker saws
by nodding their heads. When Mr. Randolph v:ne
on his legs, felt some apprehension that ono or two
OF his special admirers all who did hear o. shall hear
That extraordinary man, must tc his general admit
rers) would bring that very nrnoyintf complaint
crck lis that the way to spell it) in the neck. Their
headS were IN perpetual motion, ard reminded me of
my faYorlte amusement when boy, of sec saw
w hat, McSsrs Editors, Is Dcrnf by this new fashion?
Is 1t an involuntary manifestation of admir- alton and
delight? It cannot be that, because it was observed
on Friday when Mr.. Stanard was delivering his able
Speech That certain of these nodders not ONLY never
nodded except when Mr.. Randolph nodded but that
they rewarded the speaker with precisely the same
numbero OF mods that gentleman, neither one more
nor one esS Is 1t for the condescending purpose Of
ettng the enlightened audience in the lobby and cal
lery Know, when particularly good thing is said2-
This is really too kind and condescendur. Is it that
the nodders admire MIR. Randolph so much, that they
must needs copy his defects as we'll as his eXceen.
cies? am told, know not how CORRECTLY that he
Is the first inventor of the fashion; but would remind
the imtators of the cutting sarcasm Of Dean Swift
on somewhat similar occasion. Is IT that the nod
ding gentleman wish to encourage the speaker, TO
pat bin on the back, and animate him to hit harder
and harder Or is to let BIr. Randolph and ali the
world Know, hoW much they do admire that rcntlc-
man? If this last be their reason, think this labor
OF ncdding the head might be dispensed With as alto
| gether O tcork ofsupcreroration.
Nhaisoever be the motive, can say that the habit
is considered by the lobby and gallery in very bad
taste, and not very flatering to them, who are vain
enough to think themselves competent to know when
good thing is said, without having the information
Nodded TO them True, Messrs. Editors, every mans
head is biz own and he has right to nod it when and
where he wil bus submit it to you lift is respectful
to others, and lift would not be well for the nod
: ders 10 "reform the habit altogether" SWIFT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

Commotioa ~ Oe N1yaii {2iS,;ic;--g!,a rs.sil,na
ton OF General Taylor and its CAUSES, seen, TO have
pFoduoed strong sensation in he Norf0lk District
Ihe flame first catching III Norfolk Borough, Inns
spread to the associate counties in the District LII
s-uctons are being forwarded from different points,
% the Delegation, to vote for white population
The following is copy Of Instructions forwarded
from Nansenlond
10 LrrTLErov WALLrR TAzEwrt1 JasgrH Psyr-, GgoRss
LeyAlL, and Hpen b GaIoDY DeiGas Of tie CoaS1n.aa
Of rUgraiH.
We the subscribers. residents OF county Of Nareeuond
have recently heard of the Instruct ions which lave ee cyc
IN various parts of this District and few Of this cnnty
10 Inc three ct you first named and Robert Tavor ta
your colleague To vote for the of the resolution Of
we legislative Committee apportion representation
IN the House o! Delegates with regard bite population and
taxation continued At unusually large assenbiage of the
aopa OF county, their rhousc at their quarterly
term OF his month"; November, 1922 subject has enaanei
their public attention: Aud the subscribers instruct and
require you to vote against appointment the combined
ratio population and taxation and support The oy,na
resolution as reported by the Legislative Conttee to appc
lion according 10 white population Of us signed the
instruction above alluded to- unadvscdy now recall il so
Tar as we were concerned. Ec think il proper 20 exrrass r
entire arpobaton of the opinions of Robert Taylo our late
"e'Gae in RELATION TO that subject and entire
OF s conduct as our delcsa'e and request that this PAPER
may ba laid before the Convention ~ r.
Signed by EGftai-o7ae Ciii=ens-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17
ALSO.

Spikes from 70 inches. cinch nails OF different
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and hhds nail rods
and are prepared to execute with Dispatch any Or
dcr5 III this line and request merchants and -hefs
who deal in nails &c. to apply, if thcy want full as
sorimcnt. u. IIhXALI, e. co.
pct 1O--2ayyff
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

yHAS4iASSE LEWIS, ii Tie of 10Th AMI il
FL Streets uaay opposite Bank of Va is nrepared ~
accommodate seTel AiereFs of the Convention and Lcg
iaTe Win B1at and Lo'. ling. Families visiting tnis MAC,
viii nd his Rooms cDmoahle, and every eid:t t. rsnfr
satisfaction 10 those who call hhn, III be made
3-2avsLt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

standard of Aristocracy, and if the contest has not
now assumed new characteristic. To the truth OF
AIR Stanard's reasoning upon principles of govern
ment-to the necessity and the fact of their being
modified and controulcd iu their march by antagonist
principles, yield ourselves, arc principle excepted
that is, that in Republic, the majority must and
should ruc This is the principle warred against
thus is it which makes Republic, this isit which if
we yield, VIC may continue 10 have mild, Just and
paternal government, but it will be u ln!snoncr and
an'ockery, to call it Republican, GoyernInent
The attack Of Mr.. Randolph upon Chapman John
son, ofntded the moral seusc Of every man OF good
iee'ng 10 impnte to lin, unworthy motives; to
charge him with supporting the Resolution cf tho
Legislative Committee, because his property was OF,
the west OF the mountains; to accuse him OF foresce
me- hat the sceptrc about to depart fror, the
East and Of stationng himself whore le i!.ght clutch
II III It's iranSt to compare OF such modes, and
majestic eHccllence of character, TO mercenarv who
sold his sword to whomsoever paid him best, was
50 rno'strons o outrage upon The truth md taegs
hiiG3, al 20 Inspire deep regret even alrong many
who loved and admired the assailant most. It was
not less un5nsfable that it was aitogcthcr ,lnpro-
voked, and 'aoSi uniusthla because it is .rarf;sl
that noi the present but the past, inspired the cut
rage
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

u Communications viii receive the earliest atten
ton. We have no room for any thing which can
bear delay, until we have finished the Debate On the
Resolution of the Legislative Committee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

-, Il: "e%t session ofny School will commence on
Thursday, the 9Th of November; the 11oio nd e.
mac depari'nens 10 be kept hereafter separate and
uistinct. II addition to photography, readiur pen
,GansNP, LnGlish grammar, arithmetic, geography.
iiNiprv, Scripture, composition, eiocut;on philos6-
2hy chemistry astronomy, gcoIuotrv I'D pyCclieal
surveying TIE services Of young lady well ui,a-
iird 10 teach the ornamental branches Of female cd
partmcpt.
Inc success of the subscriber has induced him Ia
proiief to the public enlarged and liberia,
course OF instruction than his school has heretofore
presented Parents and others Interested NAV cy-
pect the most unreuitting attention to the ,poral.
in2nners and literary advancement of the pupils
WARNER NJ. YATES.
STAUHToN, Oct &c, 1899 Inw3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

va sNiIj2.-he subscriber wishes purchase two o,
w mee thorough bred MARES of fine size EIGHT nine or
zen years Old OF known speed aud bottom. The object
purchaser IS 10 breed from cn ,ercfore full rcriu,ior of
each face Tun 10y each Mare, rchc won or LOST viii he 81
fih ~ @ as the Lowest price tai viii be rakrn cas
Any I&tsnn having 7;h stock for sale, rcasr address the
sillcri (Pcsi Pah,) ali ChaIlos:o-, jefferson county Va
To w'ich lrGnp attention wi. he given, by
OCT Slime IOtiV Sii1N1Ovc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

n T.!o Legislature Of Georgia met OH the I'd in
stant and Gov. Forsyth has been chosen Senator Of
the u States, place of DIr. Berien without oppo-
Fi:ioa Mr. G.iEac- installed Governor on the ga
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-11-17

EryouD IN ouy repor Of ITr. Iegs Speech IN paper
Of the IN inst In the 9th paragraph, 4ih column instead
of "n pursuit Of wild understandable liberty, and disguised
with yea government TIC people have wTested the control q
properly a:6 Tick own farls T7a5 ~igu!1~ Govcr.cui