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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

DIFFERENCES IN LAws-The Pacha Of Egypt
year or two since, decreed that every able bodied
man, twenty one years of age md upwards, should
have ut least two wives. The Law in North Caro-
lima is, that every man who has two wives shall be
hanged. So much for the wisdom of owgiyers!
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Gtarftnss NSras

,CTxyS Day.
By DAVENPORT. NL;;.S & CO,
GROCERIES, &c.
THIS MORNING, Dee. b, ct ha;l rms, -
O'Clock. 1T our Auction s. ore,
100 boxes brown suap
leO do mould carci
20 casks cheese
100 rcanis writing papc,
zoo do wrapping d.,
90 hbls nac:r1c,
10 hhds st Csoi, ss,,gar
90 bags cnff g
Indigo. ginrcr
Hats, cotton yarns
An assorNbent If chairs
8 hhds prime Antigua rum
pipes Holland gin
~ hhds Y. Orleans rum
Wines, Spanish cigars
Shoes
20 hhds molasses &c.
acc ) D. a. 6, 60. Aucts.
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MARINE NEWS
PoRT OF RTC'II.W6.WD
SAILED

SAILED,
Schr Planet, Eldridgc, for Charleston, with -four
and nails.
Schr Francis, Crowell, and Joseph, Hessy, for
Wnreham, (AIass.,) with coal.
Sioop Cherub, Burke, for Norfolk, with coal
Schr. Olive, Woolford, and South America, Wool
ford, for City Point, With -four
CHARLESTON, Nov. 27.-Weut TO sea YESTERDAY ech,
Telegraph, Somers, Norfolk nd Richmond "
SHOCROE HILL T,4TERM
TENHE Subscriber prepared accommodate ech, Members
OF the Legislature, with geneel Board, at a moderate
PTcc.they will please call and examine for themseves
dec 3-5t w. BRACBETT.
THAIPE CARTER, ATTORNEY ar L.4TT.
" respectfully TO tic public, he will attend
the Supco and Inferior Cours Of Amherst Lypchburr
and the Superior Court Of Chanccr, for the Lyncbug Dis
irct His Office is at Amherst Cour, House.
9-3c
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Office Application will be made TO the PR.
~ dent and directors of the Bank of Virginia +
issue to the Executor Of the late Cotborns al
AicCa!l, certificate for Is Shares OF the Stocl 81
ihc said Bank in lieu of the certificate for said stoc
Issued IN G. j Mccall, No. 207! dated esd D.,
1906 and since lost or mislai,i
dec 3-lf
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BIGGER'S OFFICE, Dec. 3 1920

PE7I1E following Nos. were drawn in the Conrcr,;
n cut State Lottery, Extra Glass, No. H.
81, %, 80, 49, Il, 40, 7, 90, II
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THEATRE.
Mrs. Knights 4th Night.

The new Musical Piece Of the TWIN CIBLES
or me 1,nle Corporal, having been received with
qnbounded applause, will be repeated This Evening
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

u Whole tickets IS, halves 2 SO, quartcs .,
For sale at LAMBERT'S Office.
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TO--MORROWI

Grand Consolidated Lottery, 8M Class.
Drawing VIII be received To-morrow at I2 o'clock
GO No. Lottery-9 Drawn Ballots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

IN rehearsal, the helo Drama OF tie FIYlyt;
~ GILMAN, or the Phantom Ship Tins Drama will slIrra
any piece 10" S!end' that has yet been produced in Rich
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03
PuILApEipu1, NI,rvrr NJ,

inILADEiPuIa MAEgEr Nov. c3.
F2oE1 and Hed|-TaeIe has been very little anmat,on in
our Flour market this week and the prices Superne con
tnues steady at IS % Sales of Rye Flour So 6sa No
bbs at 81 25 81 37A S' "
Gran-For what little Wheat comes to market on, oo,a
tons realized but supplies continue quite
Indian Corn has declined; sales having been ofod White
and Yellow Southern al 81 d and of generally out
OF condition. at 81 $40 cts Rye and Oats without variation
Sales Of North River Barley have been made az 81 cts
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SCHEME

- WAIMrS PARACEA.-Just received by the subscri-
no9s .''' Il G. SeNEXA1A
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a melancholy accident occurred in New York on
Friday last Tho scsffnldiDg OF The public well
constructing i'll thirteenth street, suddenly gave way
and six men who were at work upon il were prscipi-
tated to the bottom; where there five six feet
depth of water. Three CT the men, Oliver IoInp-
kins. james Miner and George Stewart, were taken
"a fourth named Fregaskin, had leg broken, the
other TWO escaped wi!houtinjury
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FAYprrE (sIssouri.l Nov. 7.


-7rfcGk from Santa Fee.-From fifteen to tweniy
Of! our citizens, consisting principally of those who
lett here IN May last have just reached their homes
in good health and spirits, having realized an averag
profit on their investments OF about 100 per cent -.
The aggregate amount oftlieir returns understand
is computed at $40, 900.
Accompanying the Traders are several Spanish
families oithe class who expelled from the Mex
lean Republic by edict of the Government, ut
the comm nccment OF hostli'ies with Old Spain and
who have chosen refuge and a home amongst
These were escorted by body Of Mexican troops to
the boundary line between their government ond
ours, where Major RrEY's command was stationed,
snd thus the protection Off military escort was afor-
ded through the whole extent Of country from Santa
Pc to our frontier.
am panied to add that Mr.. SAMUEL Cn.Ie LAM
N.Y.. merchant of franklin, and late of Harrison
county. Ky. lost his life in this adventure in n rem.
contTc with tho Indians, some distance in advance Of
Che main company. Tvs Spanards and ono OF Ma
jor Rcys men are also reported to have been cut off
by the Indians.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-12-03

SnakiDg.-The Macdonough Geo. Jacksonian tells
the following story:-A young lady of our county,
few days ego, seeing Ground Squirrel 20 into the
ran her hand in to catch it, when she was Severely
bitten; chang you, you have bu me, but will have
you any how. she sad and again pokcd in her hand,
but instead of'he squirrel. sho pulled out large
Rattle Snake, having IL rattlcs-her hand and arm
swellcd prOdiginusY in few hours after
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Dfl5Nsfs+ o
EX ECUTIVE REPORT
IN relation TO The Treasnru- Ohce.

IN COUNCIL, January6, 1929.
The Governor laid before the Board, a resolu.
tion OF the House OF Delegates of the "a inst in
the following words
Resolved, by the House Of Delegates, that the
Governor aud Council OF this Commonwealth ne
requested TO lay before this House detailed re
port, showing the manner in which the accounts
OF the Treasurer aud Auditor have been examined
and settled quarterly by that department. since the
LIST OF January 1923, stating whether or not, the
money, in the Treasury Office, was ever ascer-
tanned by an actual count, and il go, at what time.
aud specifying when they discovered any defalca-
non Oh tie part OF the lac Treasurer, aud in what
manner, and at what time, that discovery was
made.
GEORGE w. MUNFORD. e. II. n.
In considering the foregoing resolution, and will,
view, Of responding thereto, the Council have
adopted the following advice, which thew resuert
lively request may be Communicated TO the
House OF Delegates. The Council have yentured
70 presume. that the above resolution of the House
OF Delegates was designed merely as means Of
asccri"WiDg how tar the laws vesting the TX.
ecuiye with any controul over the official trans
acuoh5 oi ipe treasurer, may or may not have
Dcen carried INTO execution; and cannot prone riy
be interpreted as designed to enquire. whether the
Executive have, beyond the terms and royisions
Of the statutes, volunteered any Interference on
their part, with either OF the public Cnpctonarics
named in the resolution. This conclusion of tbc
Council IS mentioned explanatory of their course
IN limiting their response 10 the terms of The act
Assembly, and by the authority with which III,
Executive are clothed by law, rather than extend
i"c u 10 Inc broad language Of the resolution is II
Tor u cannot escape attention, hat the acts of As
seHhly neither frqgire noT authorize The Execg
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CR(pPLE-6y san.

n the 25I day Of February nesi at Cumberland Court
VI wli sell at public auction, horse CRIPPLE thsse
snt tn. fret TO be made the first DAY Of Jsu.sy
1880 the others the first day az January the
succeeding years, Gay 1884,, say Wherever Cripr. h-s
stood, he known be OF the finest fosi g.',e.
the State; aud perhaps not saying too much 10 ss.er t
he show greater proportion Of 6re colt. than sny ,f.
thin tncwl.iye; indeed far competent to
would h,vs covered may mere be, for the want OF pops
steniion watch his enti ely unable
the .uheot. Cripple bsso,en BY The esl.bat-d hore
Hos Buck his dsm by the we'll knovn hci's Cuv1or She
was the IA ct ptuccy to:-rsJ Cripple
hne blod hay with black sS,, snd but for the diocsn
his shoulder st year old (which AZ c,ed h;s .re
horse of mott perfect iorm be whn rtsak ably
fosee'ei. According TO former C,vpe wori
spPssr 10 have b,.n nine old last ,prug bot hs
isvsd he will be only nine spring. bow apprav
ed s.euy for each pay vii he reruirrd OF tn.
RANDOLPH HARRISON.
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Me OF Land, Negroes. &C.

49,. su,,. H"t.' ~ eS'0eS' y ... -
" SHALL oOer tor ssie at The late fesdt ync SabS
~ decd IN the Ccnny Of Hanover Friday the Soh q
this month far, othsrss the TAI, day Their
credit OF ors two and three several small tracts
lsud adjoining the tract which said deed Is.ie lis
other tact called Lheras-, containing about 2ss acres
Tie ndriok TsTern this tract wei mbeed snd
ed superior TO any land the neshhohood bud. with PEI.
'ona security and deed, Of Ta will be required to
purchase money.
AT the time and place. .h. offer for sale upon
OF sax months, ten fifteen likely young nsgos
ing of men, boys and girls ur part of the
wall be IeqoieJ Also all the crops fine parcel If
plantation utensils, esrisse and barnes, suky aud harness.
valuable still household and kitchen Gu will Re hirsd
out at the time several belonging the estate
JOS. STAKKE, adm,
With the will Arne,cJ,
7-c.v.t.
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MILF

NEEAVlNG sold plantation which now reside; vii
49, he sod without az my dwelling house, pnw-
hs,an County, Deep Greek bridge all the
horses, .Iy oks of oxep meh cows, and shout
stock Of eu, sfty eight he.d OF sheer, between forty
hy head OF hogs, two cart. IN good order, eight
pioushs Of both sizes hundred and twenty barrels r
from five osi1 hunhe husL ei, OF os. I'm the .tra
wheat fan, and from stesn hund ed 2Ooib bnrun a.o
house hold and kitchen furniture Ts inns, for al nds-
hive dollars each FIVE dollar. and twelve months credit,
the purchaser h. nd with approved security; the above
sale will he Thu'.asv the 22d met January Should thu
day ne very bad will be continued from TO day, until
completed. PETER SrRATTOS
o. The will he sold in lot. &C barrels each
oats ~ within 10 yards Of Sayissble water P.S
Jan
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OBITUARY.

With unutsTahIe emotion announce - readers
the exit Of our highly respected and most worthy fellow si
zen, 5:rander D. Kelly, Esq lie departed th. life yts,er
day morning, after long aud eIhsung
(lie was a member Of the last II. of Delega,e.)
lFaGqGsr Gas.
The death Of Mrs. Jackson has, under the pc
culiar circumstances OF the case, excited large
share OF the public synpa.hies. Never has any
male in this country, been assaied with greater
injustice, or more successfully defended. She
died, IT is true, at the very moment when her hus-
band was about 10 ascend 10 the highest office in
The gift Of a free Paorle-but she was so fortunate
a. TO live TO see the ungenerUus ISLANDERS against
herself and her husband put down by the over
wheiinng voice OF an Indignant people.
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pURTIC SALE.

way virtue Of snndry execution, 10 the sheriff n Dnwd-
- die county diseeted, BY me levied 'hsl e5pOse tc
sale, NJ ,ntay the 18th ins Dinwdds courthouse U
beng court dsy) the RACE MARE, nsned
SALLK II OP r.
Ai,o = moisty Of the onetsned
n n II NJ T. T H..
Lately the pr Ferty Of Richard p. ling Terms, s..f
M. PEGRAM, 10 :. ~
ta.-'rc Ws,s'rs Shes = ~ Diowiddie
So ~, - .!s
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MARsHAL'S SALE

I'm pursuance % decree Of The Superior Court. Of
- eey Ter the Richmond District pronounced on The 9Th
day Of Marh 1873, tie u Hardr1,n v, Hsrdnsp
sha' on NE lm day ~ February next, Tor sale the
hshe' bidder al public section, Tor cash on the pfsmes
ihe tract Of Land Of FIVE huudf ed the county
10 gb4m IN the hill mentioned.
J GUERRANT, NJ. c. c. II. ID.
or one efhis Deputies.
Jsn
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and manifested a Willingness AID readiness
1t all times TO impart any Information connected
,cih ms. Department. or tIe state " the public
JuHis end they conclude then report with this
strony assurance: "the remarkable accuracy appear
INK throughout the accounts, together with the
general result of their examination, warrant the
committee in reporting il as their OPTIONS That all
rs tceH.' Such is the report - committee pos
seSsing the broad powers. above mentioned: and
honestly made 10 doubt: yet the factwa that. The
Treasurer then and for time had been, de
inqueni by more than $4,000. The great and
d!d belong to the committees OF the Executive, and
that they too, have been imposed UPON, cannot il
Is thought be matter Of surpris,
With regard TO the remaining tories embraced
in the resolution OF the House of Delegates, viz:
the time at which the defaca'ion OF the late Urea
surer was discovered, ana the manner of its devel
opement; II ~ replied, that by all the executive
body, save tyo,no suspicion of any official miscop
ductin the Treasurer, existed until the catastro-
phe OF his violent death called such suspicious into
existence. Ii appears that shortly previous to
that catastrophe, The Committee for the immediate
quarterly examination had obtained information
which induced suspicion that something amiss
in The Treasury Department
The extent OF that information and the manner
OF its requirement, have been disclosed ny separate
statements from the members Of that Committee.
WIN. III. RICHARDSON, c. c.
eve have no room for the Reports Of Messrs
Campbell and Pendleton-they shall appear in
next. As also the Report OF the Joint Committee
OF two Houses, which was yesterday submitted
to the Legisa.ure.)
s1'sn ba,.st, by letter, addressed to of
hi t'enJ., nn0Gnc h determination be candidate
for Congre,, at tn; ensuing Election in the Yo;k District
Weesre, that pure and worthy preventative
should determine At This time retire The walk Of private
IFS
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f'HE General Meeting of the Mutual ASSURANCE
- Society against Fire on buildings of the State
OF Virginia, will be held at the Sccreiary's O.ice
in the City of Richmond, on Monday the 9th dag
OF February next, at 2 O'clock.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Principal dgen! III Il. Society.
Jan 10 It'd
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DEATH OF Mrs. JACKSON

NASHVILLE, Dec. 23.-We are called on this
morning TO announce an event OF the most awful
and melancholy nature. In the midst OF prepar-
atoms for iestvity and mrth, the knell of death is
heard, and on the very day when il was arranged
and expected that our town should be scene OF
general rejoicing, we are suddenly checked in cur
career and are called 10 array ourselves in gar
ments of soennlty and woe. Mrs. Rachael Jack
son, wife o! General Andrew Jackson, President
Elect ofthe United States, deed last night at the
Hermitage in this vicinity.
The intelligence OF this awful and unlo)kC a. for
event haas created shock in community a.
most unparalleled. 1t was known, a few days
since, that Mrs. Jackson was violently attacked
by disease, which however, was supposed to have
been checked to afford prospect of immedi-
ate restoration 10 health This day being the ami
versary Of an interesting and important event i'll the
last war, appropriately selected 10 testify
the respect and affection of his fellow citizens and
neighbors 10 the man, who soon TO leave his
sweet domestic retirement, to assume the respon-
sibiiities and discharge the important duties oil
Chief NJ agi>trate Of the nation. I he prcp1ra-
tons already made. The table was We'll
nigh spread, at which all was expected TO be hi
lariIy and JOY; and citizen, had sailed forth
the happy morning with spirits light aud buoyan',
and countenances glowing with animation aud
hope-whcn suddenly the scene is changed,
cong atulations converted Into expressions
of confidence, tears are substituted for smiles,
and sincere and general mourning psrvades
community, where, but moment before, uni
versal happiness and public rejaici. prev allied.
But We Lave neither time nor a. present 10
indulge in further reflections on this nelancho
occurrence. Lctus submit " it'll resignation and
Ortitude TO the DEGREES, however affecting, Of a
just and mercifu, tho mysterious and inscrutable
Providence. IBunner.
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or NV 0RIEANS

FOX NEW ORLEANS.
Fl The line sehr. ABIADNE, Capt. Petty, wiz
,J1H5EN sail for New ORLEANS about the 18Th n.i.
SSAtS slaves, and Will b. ht-d especially for their az
commodsop. She is and sub,tantsi vessel, with
experienced captain in the business. Forty City ps.rh
addition 10 thoe engaged be Accommodated.
person wishing such eoDyryerce, will make early apples
ton to Mr. Heniy King, ct the ISsie II Tel, orio
VIM. ROWLETT.
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DIED J. At his residence che count, nf jane, city On
the l4 Inst James Stsurns ths 84h year his ase,
he he'd long beens member Of the Methodist Cbur h. and
manifested IN striking degree, eban resignation bone y
Of heart. ,
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ZACH. U. C.lITTENDEN,
ADTnR AT IAIr

ATTORNEY At LAW
addition to the NJ E...1 MIdlseI end 1t
~ superior and quarterly court, the County Rhmou
viii regularly susnd The i1r GJ
Fredeck.burg District All bushes. him
professional soiy .hall receive . sricie attention.
Rt,iirn.e, Tappshann.ek.
Jan 10. 77-wSy~
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COHENys' OFFICE .

Report q. the drawing Of the 4th Sub Scheme
THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY, No 6.
1928
No. 1899 the Capital plEe Of $40 COG
S3i9 Capital Of 5000
1864 Capital of 1000
1882 p ne Of f,vuC
5s99-I2ll2 Pores Of 500
4702-5ii9- Iosoi.IISJj-I44 SEQ Pi:Lss eE 100
G.5I 1887
7iei 1851 tPIiZes Of so
s'42 1856
1924 1910
40 Pnzes Of $4,000 Of 10 and 1000 pfes Of SIS esh
II The IUo First DTGtrn Numbers from the wheel @.
dTerent DENOMINATIONS, 1902 snd 1850 the etmnat-
being and O-Asireabi .rhems therefots
all tickets ending with either entitled TO e Dol,
lars each, and addition 10 whatever pise they nsy havs
drawn BESIDES.
The drawing Of the State Lottery for 1923 :. now
completed TIE plumbers entitled the pf,xe. -Four Dol
lars EACH all those ending with s. Tno.e ending
b either or 0, entitled to Frs Dollars eoch and IN
addition to whatever any Of thtIo may have besi.
The for'unste holders OF the prize, respectfully rrqe
ed to present their tickets fOT payment, early may suit
tneiT convenience
J. l. COHEN, Jr. s. BROTRERS,
Baltimore.
I.
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"THE FREE TRADE ADVOCATE"

4
The first No. OF this paper opens with a
long and, think, luminous article, " On the
Principles IF Free IrGde'' 1t attempts tn esta-
bli,h these three propositions 80 ls That legisla-
tive interference IN favor OF any particular pursuit
Ol industry, ssarly forces capita. and labour
from one occupation 10 another IDLY. That this
neL0 direction given TO capital and labor, being an
art ifciut one, must needs he less productive Of
national wealth than the Otd direction, which was
the natural ONE and of course that the res,ri> tive
policy is not that which wise statesman would
pursue, who had in view, not the fdvouring Of a
particular class oil people, but the common benc lit
of the whole community; 3diy. that only is the
productive power OF the whole community dnn-
.hed by this forced direction Of capital and labor
but the very operation of it is inseparably connect
ed with an act OF injustice, by which a tax il levi
ed upon one portion OF The people, for the benefit
of another portion lie proposes to examine in
his future numbers the objections which may be
urged to his propositions; and among the rest, The
popular assertion, that ihe effect OF the tariff Oh
cotton goods has been to lower their prices to one
half Of what it was before the high duties were
laid, aud thai as regards the approximations Of a
great rise, consequent upon the tariff of 1925
they have not been realized except in few in
stances. THE Ist No. is a taterin1 specimen OF
the fine talents and enlarged views ofthe writer
The N. Y. Morning Courier states, that che
needs no eulosy from Us, the hand of master
is visible in each stroke of his pen; his facts are
Stubborn his reasoning close, perspicuous and for
chile, and his conclusions irresistible" The sub
scription price for the paper, weekly vo. of I6
pages, is Ss3,5O-or 3, if paid i'll Philade phia.-An
enlightened friend at Washington thus speaks Of
the Author and his work:
"jpdshtngtOH, jan. i, 1s2o.-MF. Condy Ra-
cnet OF Philadelphia, has lately established a
Free Trade Advocate Tor the purpose of spread
ing through the Union liberal principles of go
yernment, in opposition to the narrow, oppressive
and exploded doctrines OF certain poiiticians--a-
mong these, Of course, do not mean MIR. Madi-
son The consumers in every State have been
siunbering, and it is our own fault. Had we ten
years ago established weekly paper to put down
the trash OF --- and --, we should ne yer
have been saddled with such laws as those bfIS24
and 1928"
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besides 500, 60, 80, &c.
VHoIes 20-HGiues 10 O,layt,rs O. Eighfhs . 80
Addfe'' }orr def' Yates M'lrtyre, lposf paidj
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The COnCcntiOn.--We have devoted most of
our space to the proceedings OF the Legislature
we have TO sea-room left for ourselves Its a
SUBJECT OF regret, that any heat should have APP
Peared IN the Debates on the Convention any
signs OF menace, OF sectional differences, or per-
sonaI luminosity.
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N1I a. Iii, a c. EsEg g.
DKEJ(rEt

,Ian.l l..
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NEW YORK CONSOLIDATED, NO. Is.
To be dra'cn the 10th Jaduayy, 1929.
2 NUMBER LoTTERY-6 DRAWN BALLOT.
III G. II lest PRIZE
FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-02-27
White Oak Timber.

AM authorized to sell small tract of Land in the
Il county Of Westmoreland, containing about
THIRTY EIGHT ACRES,
lying in what is commonly called and known by the
name Of the White Oak Swamp, within one and q
quarter miles Of Nattox Creek, where it is navigabe
for large vessels, and it is believed less than ito Of
the Potomac River
Mas About three-fourihs Of this Land is
oEe covered with heavy growth Of White and
E@ Red Oak Timber, the balance having few
ak years since been cultivated, is thin land and
valuable from its elevated situation, affording good
site or which to erect houses for aborers
Terms, which will be moderate, Cash
Gf If more desirable to the purchaser, the land
would be reserved, but partial disposition of the
timber will be made GEO WHITE. Auct.
feb 26