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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

the superior court Of chanoery for the Ilehmond
district the 9TH day of October 1893: John c. (,oode
PIT against Ihos. Burnet, Chas L. JeiTrirs and Mr.
W. Berry, defts. '
The defendant Chas. L. Jcfries no, having entered
hs appearance and given security according 10 tho act
OF Assembly and the roles Of this court and II anpcar
B oy SATISFACTORY evidence, that he is an inhabi.
tsn of this country: it is ordered that the s,iJ dcfJ
ant do appear here the tenth day Of the next Janu
airy term, md answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that
copy OF ths order be forthwith inserted Nv some news
paper published IN the city If chmond for two months
successfully and posted the front door ct the capt.
toi' the said city. copy. Tes,e.
WM. G..pEyuLyTov.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

NWlRQiNlA:-At rules holden in the clerks Office
~ of the superior court Of chancefy for the Rich
nond district the 5th day Of October 1929: Charles
King PITT. against Henry PITT, Richard Boyd and
Francis Thornton, dts.
The defendants not having entered their appear
ance and given security according the act Of assem-
by and the rules Of this court, and il appearing by
satSactory evidence that they are not inhabitants of
this country II is ordered that the said defendants do
appear here on the tenth day of the next January
term and answer The bill Of the plaintiff: and that
copy OF thus order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in the city Of Richmond. for too
months suecessyey, and posted at the front door Of
The capitol, IN The said city.
1 copy. reste, WV q. Pr~ptyrov. a. r
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

IhUNlA-At rules, holden I'm the clerks 0fice "a
y he superior court Of chanccry for the Richmond
district the 9Th day Of October 1922 Edward par,,y
ana Thomas T. Palmer partners, &c. pltfs; against
henry Ievcring, Morris lowering, and Robert Iever
ing, merchants under ;he frmof Henry Levrrine co
and other defts.
The defendants Henry, Morris and Robert Lcver;,.
not having entered their appearance an, given secr
" according to the act of Assembly and the ,nies IS
tins court and IL appearing, by Satisfactory evIencs
that they not inhabitants Of this couniry (, =; -
dered, That tc said defendants do appear here ON tie
tenth day Of the next January term and ,,s,,,r H.
bill ct the pl"ntihs and that COPY of this orl.s -
forthwith inserted m some newspaper publabcJ ~ H.
CITY OF Richmond, for two months successiyel. -
posse" a' the front door Of the capitol in the said ei
copy. TeGe, WV. G. PtsBL,roN. e. e
Vlh"lNiA--At rules holden IN the clerks ofice IS
q! me superior court Of ehancery for the Riehn,ond
9'srlol, the 9Th day Of October, 800. VIM j. Barks
ae' admr of Frances Tabb, deed pl'f ap,inst Ai,n
James EIls 4 Al y, Pascha Wells, and Frederick ID
Peters. dft's. "
The defendant Paschal Wells not having entered Lie
appearance aud given security according TO the act ~
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court and II sp,
ing, by satisfactory evidence that he is not an ;nb,
TAM 81 THIS country, IS ordered that the said defend
ant do appear here the tentr day Of the uext isn
airy term, and answer the bill of the pIaintiH ,,d ,,
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in soo %
paper published IN the city of Richmond for vo nnn,
successivcb, and posted 1T front door az the ca
'"'' J" NC 71ln cry. copy. Teste, =
NN. G-Pa SbLrroS, t. C.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

4 RHOWN'S BEST CHEWING: TOBACCO
nov For ssle nv ~ e. McNFNIARN.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

NWlRGlNlA.-At rules, holden in the clerks offce
~ OF the superior court Of chancery Cor the Rich.
mond district the 5th day Of October 1929: John v
WILCOX pItt against John =. Boiling, Seignora Dol.
ling, and other DIS.
The defendant Scgniora Boiling not having enter.
cd her appearance and given Security according 10 the
act OF assembly and the rules Of this court and IL an
pearng, oy satisfactory evidence, that she s not an
inhabitant Of this country: is ordered that the si
defendant do appear here on the tenth day OF the
next January term. and answer the bill of the plantF
ana that copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Of R,ohmond
Tor two months suceessvely and posted a, the front
door Of the capitol, ia the said city
copy. Teste, VIZ. q. pr~plg4or. 9.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

HAVE received by recent arrivals, and offer
IL tohote'a'e or retait. upon accommodating term
IN extensive aesort,nent of ~ =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

the last arrivals, GRANNlSS, SON g.
20 BROTHERS have rccei7ed
100 Pair superior made caliskin goat.I;iu sealstn
and buclskn boots, at prices To suit purchasers
ioOo pair sen'lcnens boolces, from So 90 to 81 90
1000 DO do hne shoes with wide s. narrow straps
800 DO do do critskiu, goatsllin and seasktn
walking pumps
$50 do do do do do do dancing pumps
500 do do India rubber Shoes
$50 do do morning slippers
ioo DO do DO do with straps
so DO do waterproof mockasins
90 DO DO caliskin over shoes, superior article
WIN an extensive assortment of tray cling trunks
bags, valices, of superior manufacture
90 nests fancy trunks, different colours nat,erns
80 do seaskin and hair trunks
ooo Pair boys sewed. pegged and nailed bootees
low 10 cts
200 do do DO do shoes OF every price
2oO do do dancing pumps some at the low price
Of - cts
1000 pair coarse shocs and bootces suitable for plan
tation use. at low prices
, All OF the above articles viii be sold very
low at the corner of Main and lith leadni-
to Mayo's Bridge. oct "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

Which for cleapness or varety,i is surpassed by
in this market, and to the examination of which
they solicit the attention of purchasers Their stool
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

" lhUNiA-At rules holden I'm the clerks ofice a
y the superior court Of chancery for the Hickman
district the 9Th day Of October 1929: Edward palms
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

Clover seed, glass ware assorted, stoneware
by8, G by 10 g. by 10 window glass, &c. &c
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-11-25

itEiNiA--At rules holden in the clerks office of
v the superior court of chaucery for the Richmond
district the 5th day of October 1929: Robert nab
ney' Ptt AGAINST Walter Suction, surviving partner of
n'msen ana r. o. Shelton decd. late partners under
.ne hrm OF r o. Shelton &; Co. Munford Perks Rob-,
Nelson, and other d, fits ' wv"
the defendants Munford Perks and Rob't Nelson
nor having entered their appearance and given secur.
ny according TO the act of Assembly and the rules Of
ths court aud appearing, by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this counlry it is order
cd that the SAID defendants do appear here on the
tenth day of the next January term and answer ,b
oi OF the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in some newspaper published in the
ClY OF hchnond tor two months successvely, and
posted at the front door the capitol in the said civ
copy. Teste, WV 6. PENnLEroN C. G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

S"SSo-SO0alUU hhGs Porto Rico ye.e sold chefy at Sd
do 81 The market for ~ Orleans much as before.
rfehase-Somc further depression bread
LIE ordinary Southern Flour were al
% aud Il One contract made for parcel
~ AZ So-anda bargain was made for delivery, May I0t
ohaon Stock Exchange "a job" Western Flour was held
Scheaiy 1t S8but lot of 1000 bbs hch was ordered
DC sold, was disposed OF - About 5000 bn Virginia
~ neat were soc half a, l2s cts and the probably at aou
Ina sold at l27 From one to two thousand b IF
nls Kind are all now in aret 5000 bu Northern Rye sold in
az ~ cs' yellow Northern and L. l. white Corn both soj
% " -. 80 -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
Correspondence.


correspondence. LryEaPooL, 10th March.
Since our respects Of the Tth inst. we have to re-
port little more activity in our market Cotton in
particular has met with good and regular demand
last week. the sales @yceed 14O0 bales; the PRINCIPAL
enquiry has been for Upland from 81 Cd for fair to
good quality; during the last two three days an
descriptions.
The accounts ;roul The manufacturing districts
have also been mere encouraging, this has induced
the hade to purchase more free,;- than for some
time past. In the coed qualities OF Louisiana or
in Brazil there is no alteration. There has boen
moro activity also in the Corn market; the demand
for t]at has been good and that for Flour has n1nc
improved fine Philadelphia is held now at BIS a 3ss
present duty Is I'd barrel. Tobacco nothing doing
prices are firmly supported but tue transactions are
unusually limited
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
EFw--I orr, April %.

~ EFw--IorE, April q.
CA cargo Of Porto Rico consisting of 81 s and 11E0
bags sold At ja1il for cSporaiion Small u7rres
from The same island Of various qualities sold at i2jaI4
cts Oi - Domingo 1872 hays prime, sold at y cts CASH
there is rather demand for this kind than there was Ts
trade were sum bed with Brazil at ~ cts
CoHoHIhe sales scarcely extend 1000 bales they are rs
follows, v!UPand, 30 AZ 9a9 II cts and 500 al 34a1O
38 chiefly good taken by manufacturers Alabama 2Go at 70
aIO IL 40 at IL and small parcel Of inferior at H. and
80 NeW Orleans At II ID cts.
foL9ssesnere was fsllmt of demand and in pri-
ces 800 hhdy New Orleans, sold III at - c cyro
OF Havana also, az decline
O-A quantity OF Whale into market and The price fl
to y cts for hds which 2O00D gals were sold for bhs
81 cts Is dem5adcd Ljnsced declined little s,cs ,ycrs
made by the regular dealers 86 cts
ce5 10 600 ties were sold chiefly for exploration Ga3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

F.yhe.--kor Assembly A. Saunders. !Gr;
Stranger inteads contesting Tie election of AIs Crock
cit.
Seots.--For Asselnbly--Hira,n Kilgore.* els; A.
io%ander nj. Gray,* I52LatayctLe McMun, l39;
Albert, "a. ~ -'@
.4mefia--No opposition to Archer for Congress-
House OF Delegates, Booker and Je,erno Opposition
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
1esrtaGss salts
TIERS BAY
BIZ OTIS, DUNLOp &, G

By OTIS, DUNLOP g. CO
GROCERIES, &c
tJn FRIDAY the 2ith inst at 10 o'clnck ,,e wiz
sell at our auction and commission store an assc7,
nent OF Groceries, Sc. .. .. & CO. Aucts.
april 90 %
ADDITIONAL.
VIII De adle6to our sale THIS MORNING
AZ i1hds ST Croix and n. Orleans sugars
so bags green coffee
packages superior stone ware
90 boxes mould candle;
do sperm DO
- do soap
bbls pea nuts
81 reains wrapping paper
chests Irvine
bags pepper
90 boxes chocolate
box cloves
10 bbs beer
II boxes hysun tea, - lbs each
Gunpowdcr and Imperial do
10 kegs indigo, rum, brandy, gin
10 kegs Goshen butter.
And many other articles.
april p o. D. &. 90. Arct,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
COMMUNICATED.
To the Cisisepr Of R;,b,,o,,a


In ealing upon the public for sympathy ana aid it
necessary and proper that the object in whose be-
nan the appeal saddressed should be- in all respects
worthy of public sympathy and patronage. No ap.
peal thus presented to the consideration of the citi
izens of Richmond, has been made, that we know
Of without ecitng the fruits of practical beuevo.
leuce such an appeal Is now made in behalf of
young teliew-citzen, whose loss by the fire on the
night OF the Gth, is believed to be the most distress
lng that has occurred in our city for many years.
ne distressed individual was poor but such was his
integrity and industry that his credit enabled him to
eengage to considerable amount, in the Bacon trade
Nearly al! was lost by this fire. remnant was ved,
But still his loss is great. 1t has been in lined de-
gree repaired by the liberaty OF u few individuals
VINO Know him well; and is hoped and believed, to
tie only necessary that his situation and character
should be generally known to his fellow citizens,
when he will be restored to his former industry and
usefulness. N-N
We iorbuar to partcu!arise the female connexions
dependent mainly on his exertions. Persons dispo-
sed to alleviate distress, and patronise merit, NAV
imd an opportunity of indulsing this the highest
earthly enjoyment of the benevolent aeart, by call
ing on Mr.. Wm L. Micou.
SEVERAL, CITIZENS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
ElNECUTOR'S S.4TE

L-kECUI OtiS SHE.
Sc virtue o. tie iastw and testament Of Joseph GalIegu
49, uecu, l. surviving and Testament
ai expose to sale at public auction, premises
LOTS, VIZ:
No SOL Immediately apYe the bridge crossing canal
leading to the Public WaehOuse The passing directly
through this Lot leaves each side piece gtound that has
eyer Deen considered very valuable
no ay1, tie Of and streets Opposite Mr. ATyp.
tobacco t4Ctoy On this Lot is large iranio building
And on Friday list May next, l. 0ciock on the peI,Isey
Eo' 3crsS GroEaf ON tie Deep Run Turnpike Road, iinG
aaG IL font Of Beeg.c House. and nearly opposite Jcd.e
E,-UEeiougth o. Ce purchase money VIII be reauied5r
cash: tire balance payable months the puctasar
living bonds with approved security bearing interest from i
Gay OI sale, and deed al the property 10 scc,e
pay UeUt f' -
The sale WI. he Conducted by Thomas Taylar
ap2i-Iot ExecutoI Of Jos Cn I .-r ny as
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
SEVERAL CITIZENS.
E.o,n lie .Na,.fa,l. Il..,...,a

From Ike Norfolk Herald.
1t should be peculiarly encouraging to the people
OF Norfolk and the surrounding country to hear of the
Lively interest winch is felt throughout the Roanoke
Country, in the success of our canal The planters
there are ready to go with US, heart nnd hand, in all
things calculated to facilitate the intercourse and as
the spirit OF enterprise has been awakened anonr Us
me assurance OF their corporation will undoubtedly
stimulate IT to renewed exertiors and finally crown
OUT iahors and our hopes with abundant success
The following is extract ofa letter rom veal
thy planter CT Pitsy!vania to Col Iior, the Senator
Of this district
"Prospects at our Roanoke Town Dany;e are n,,o,; =;
every respect except the lack Of funds Ii could get si
cient amount OF Capital should give your ;oroucand Town
an immense quantity of produce during the present year Sew
e:n hundred hdS OF Tobacco have already sold at Dan
v!e and many hume red will be Purchased there DARN,
the present season, all down the Roanoke and mass tro
your handsome and valuable Canal My last years clon Of
fioUf, eSIiec' IS now gong down the river"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

insaani and Branch are Tor u general and lndis-
erminate sweep; might be inferred from the grade
OF their intellect and the small ccgree in which
their minds have been liberazed and enlarged by
cultivation They are wholly resigned to Duff and
The Washington Central Committee. The influence
Of this last body is great in the Cabinet They FIX
Upon those worthy of prescription, and they NOM
nate their successors. Gen. Van Ness and Duff
Green, are its animating Spirits. Considering that
citizens OF the District disfranchscd by tho con-
stuton-tlat its trainers thought them too liable to
DC swayed By their connection with the Government,
70 be entrusted with :he Elective Franchise, the con
duct of this central unta deserves special reproba
'ion They have taken the President into their keep
ing, and if perchance, he makes an appointment with
out their appreciation, he has been known in more than
one instance to change it to accommodate them! The
President himself is sufficiently inclined to proscrip
ton, the vindctive party having persuaded him that it
was the Wish and the expectation of the nation. He
is completely in their hands, and as tame and without
q will of his in the cabinet as he was violent
and headstroag at the head of an army. How in
deed can itIbe otherwise? Without learning of any
Kind, without experience, without common share
OF local knowledge and that of the prominent men of
the country, he has been at once lifted from the
Tranquility aud the Incidence of Southern farm,
to range of duties the vast intricate and COIN
pick, upon which the welfare of millions denenGs -
Necessity compeS him to throw himself into the arms
or favoritcs He is as helpless as prince in swad-
ding clothes placed at the lad OF great kingdom
he knows nothing about il, and never can know anv
thing for he is too old to learn and his habits Of re-
signing himself TO his ease too long established
and deeply seated, to be exchanged for latorious
applications and the united application of the body and
innd, at three score years OF age lie bustes about
affects TO DO a great deal, but in fact does no
thing except to affx his signature to ins,ru-
montS. Alaezcl could fashion an automaton
which would play the part almost as well. How
true this is, is obvious from the Unique rded and rd
cuous boast of of his admirers who ilsrlted the
nation and the President himself by the intelligence
that he actually ''read his own letters" No man is
better satisfied Of his ncopetency to his duties than
the President himself--none more wonders at the
blindness OF the great national phrenzy that placed
him at the helm--none is mortified, for his igno
rance is constantly made apparent--noe is more
unhappy, for bis habits derdnged his liberty an
initiated and his peace destroyed. Poor man! if lie
had window in his bosom, what scene of corrodino
ca would be exhibited. Yet no doubt he would
el prefer dying in harness to retiring again to the
SHADES of the Aermitag e for human nature cnaurcs
every thing more contentedy than o0scugity and ne
eject.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
GREEN COp.NEP

CEhILL-.f LU[t.NLH.
''f. Subscriber wishes settle himself permanently lie
= Gonu. and To enable him do with
himself ne IS anxious to ss t above named poperty tie
P', 81 rs present residence tie has IN
et noticed some o. tue LEGAL advantages OF Green Corner: hs
WI; not repeat them here The properly consists LOIS
ano extends tom II 20 street, and Wi! sold entire or j..
m@.e''s /! Is no. disHosed o private SALE "a q;
se he greatly pr,iGS twill be Cfcted public sale, ON the;
premises, a. II O'clock, Thursday, 7l day o. IeXt
month, ana the tc.Ins vii! tAcn te mace known
1n3-G5t IlAI!ES COPELAND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
LONDON COZ EXCEANciE--nrnrci -.

LONDON CORN EXCEANCiE--ATarch ~.
There is a good supply Of Oats this week, hut a
moderate quantity Of every other description Of rrao
he duty on Foreign Wheat hc.ng already 6s al per
quarter and likely to advance materially The iacio
demand more money for Wheat but the sales not
beng extensive to-day, very little improvement can
DC rcportc' on the terms OF Monday. In oil other
Grain there IS no alteration III value. Aggregate
Ayera re-Whoat lis 1Od.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

~ Tie 28h day OF lay ac4 shan Offer on the premises a
- public sale, NY MILLS and Deep tie BERKELEY
Lh>oI or land IL parcels puTchasGrs. The NILS
~ le A';dS Of man OF capital they Of ,tir!st h
htNN5 machinery 10: manufacturing wheat pal. vi Rur
"a" MIL capable OF saving OO000 feet timber during
seasons 10 is attached South Carolina Cotton tiin equal
probably amy Virginia. together with Cotton Press TIC
us GousS OF every variety OF SOIL OF em extremely
we" "a'@a 10 Coz and cotton small portion has been
improved hY na which very convenient 10 them but the
greater part better suited 10 the gw Of wheat and clover;
limits the a intended scd very good estate NAV be
,'o on james RIVER aoliing excellent situation bulls
"!'4 tcatlin Eew of the River and City this p-
peiiy Is drought That good Fishery may hadThe terms
OF sac VIII he one fourth in so days and the balance three
annual silnets; tine purchase money be paid the Bank
NE l. States in Richmond he Mills will delivered ifrnc-
"d.Si al'e1 the SAFE Tie plantation called N Cu3Iicr 30,
O:i- I'U expiration Vi -'e p.lsc!, year.
ELM. HARRISON.
4,
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Aunter Of Boats and amount a I,odu2e passed dom.
Es0Ugh tie Lo,ccr [ocG:a.
APBrL 22.--52 hhds tobacco, . do stems 1Qa hrls
-four $500 feet plank Ii Upland boats, coal boats,
3i62 bus. coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
10 PRINTERS.

10 PRINTERS.
TsTiN Printing Establishment Of the "WESTERE
4 NihGiNiAN' is offered for sne. Il is located at
Gharcstowu' kcmavha county, I'd on the grca nc Of
communication through Virginia East to West, The
nearest competing establishment IL the State about one
hundred miles distant; and the whole neghhnrir- coun-
Try is believed to e rapidly improving in intelligence
numbers, and in wealth.
For terms and other nform1sian, address the suhscr-
Der (post PAID Kenawha G.. II. Virginia.
April lst~l829. MASON CAMpBELL.
~ The publication Of inc Western Virginian eil he
continued as heretofore, should sale q the c abis
nc Effected
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24
GLASGOW MARKET March n

l. 7.
We hive an improved demand for all kinds of Grain
and prices again looking up.
LONDON CORN EXCuANGE.-Narc o.
There firmncss in this market at the lat
part ofast week, and the fresh supplies this morn
ing being scanty advanced prices were confidently
as well as the town buyers and an advance of ts =
2s per qr. was generally obtained. Matinr BarIey
was scarce and brought Is more than if did last wec
Oats were IN brisk demand at tie former prices,
with a tendency 10 fine fresh Corn to advance
Beans and Peas arc still dull ofsale Flour declined
spcr sack.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

s+NRESiI supplies o., The Protestant; Cas.iIiar;
= PeIham, the Dsowned; Mrs. Virginia Curv's
letters; Tales OF Grandfather, tsecond seriGs
i.'e III india; debers Travels ia India; - chster
hianua Of Chemistry &c.
Fernant!cas, Newman's ami Cubi's Spanish Die
lionGTy; great variety Of school books, Creal La
Kin, French 2nd Englisg
Globes: mathematical Instruments tIc~nomc tiers;
fpy gasses; surveyors coIposses; claims and levels:
apeGtacles i<l;o!d, silver and steel mounting,
~ general assortment @. Stationary and blan. books
at the book store of
anri 70 WIN Il I.IrrZ. L.-LlN VI .sll.-z-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

Ca motion. Resolved, lhat the thanks OF Tins n.e,,, c
deIed to the chairman and secretary.
The meeting then adj oumed.
BESJ ANDERSON, Sec'y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

q. S BGHs Sock al Ser YORK. ,ga.H 20, Ie2s q 1875
t1Tctange OIL Lo'l2!OH, 1854 n iOGs.
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WANTED,

WANTED,
A GOOD Carpenter Whcclwfigl,t, Eoa;mon
- and 10 or 90 Pit Hands, for the balance Of this
yc7r. For such re can come well recommended, we
viii give liberal price. Apply on the Basin 70
april Is cost NELSON CARY s. Co
n. ,nn 1,p.Nrr,.i 1870 :. ~, wiz, IL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-04-24

Sales g JbJacco at ,4ucio,s at Jaln,oks Jayeioae
i.s .i!ane'sesisr, AprI %, 1920.
i>1S4e3-- hiii. NJ So Is; al &: l 2. 5 co. ! 1t
p 1t II .1n al - rs; at 70: at;y 80. ! 81
%; at o. l.. 80; at Z 70.
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MARTNE Rywwg.
PORT or RFCH.MOwD.

SAILED,
and wheat. 'N'' -'N'
Sloop Eliza Allen, Smith, for New Yor,;, -four.
Schr. Specie, Bush, for Norfolk, flour
BALTIMORE, April 22.--Arrived Schr. Minerva
Mister } days from Richmond.
sclr Mary Ellen, Smith, days from Richmond
PORTLAND, April i7.--Arr;Yed, brig I!sIey, from
Richmond, via Salem. O'
New YoaE', april 20.--Ar.iyed, Scoops Active
rett, dal $ from do.
'Schr Armada, Bedcll,-4 40 hours from the canes.
u The Letter Bag Of the EMILY, Capt. Con
FREY, Tor Cor, wa be taken fioIn INV Office on S.
tnrday evening next, 18th inst.
april 24-2t JAMES II. BROWN