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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
LAMBERT'S OFFICE. Oct. u, 1922.

IT, 7, %, 80, a, n, 10, n,
Were the numbers drawn i'll the Delaware and
The drawing Of the Connecticut State Lottery.
No. 10, will DC received oil Tuesday next CAPITAL
$4,000, tickets S5-Sbares in proportion.
NR RICHARD BORUM-Sir Take notice, that siiai!,
Iva on the 10Th Of October next James Bagys tavern
Lunenburg court house. and the 18th Of the month
(octobe) at Col Samuel Je'er's Notoway county
aud on the 18th OF the month"; (OCiober) tavern OF
John T. Mead, in the Of Peiersbur and 10th Of
me same month, (Octobe The Eagle Hotel the city of
Richmond between the hours Of O'Clock in morning and
O'Clock IN the evening" proceed take the dispositions OF
Richard May, James Cbumley James mcfarland Madison
Watha, and others, to be read evidence n sui, now
depending in the superior Of cancery directed by law
ne holden at the capitol the city OF Richmond wherein am
plaintiff, and yourself and ofhs.s defendants
LEW JONES,
'A~F"%lc ~ Sectcuoe-. 800.
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Office 10 O'clock likely Negro Man. named Sampson VINO
Is ae ar SRA" ra, gardener and lnarke'man
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN * co.
GROCERIES, &c.
on THURSDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock A.
cur Auction Store. 800 -
100 Boxes best brown soap
100 reains Wrapping paper
SO NJ. quills
100 realms writing Dapcr
20 hhds. ST. Croix sugar
10 do w. l. moIasses
pipes Cognac brand
3 DO HollnnIs On
30 cashs cheese
30 kegs indino
10 bbs. cor,li.I
30 bags coffee
COCO pounds cotton yarns
80 boxes Spanish ciynis
10 doz. chairs
> bags race ginger
VI mes, shad, inackcrci, &c.
7th ms; D. A. & a., 10y. '"'
Get 10
I,RLGABLE BOOKS aT AUCTION
On MONDAY, the inst a,d o'clock p ), we sta, s,
at our auction r@m The following valuable scarce wo
f.ncyc!uietiia britannia, 20 vols 4tr. boards -
ETirplem,eni 70 do u parts Ito do to March 1924
peAH "Nf' vols Ito bound and gil, with elegant en-
scenery Of the GramPinn Mounai vol tlo, with IL
Bri,isi, Admrals Q vols an!o
Smp!ets WORKS s ,tu Gmn
Ba,,on's Works of s., Pierre, ; DO ia, ;i irp,
tamsay's Universal History 3 do 8r,n
Ganke's geography, do ini,
British Theatre, II ,o l8,,o
Operative Mechanic, , do 9,o
logarth's Works, 2 do emo
WIN great many and valuable works: an
Fe assortment ofmnsc aud vaIions other articles heIonsina -
Books. oct I6 n - =, I,,r =" =" ot'''
s5E OTIS, H.JI,il,)I' * 80,
S.iLE at I,;E DOLh.
THIS MORNING, at II o'clock viii he sold On
lt tho D,cl- ,,E H.,
10 Sacks Liverpool Sal
oct IL O ID g. 70 Arc.s
STOCK IN TRADE.
On EEiI W the 10th inst Mt 10 o'clock will he
sold at the store ofIessrs Jude. s. Meinre their en-
tire STOCK IN Trade, consisting of large and valua-
Die assortment Of Groceries. Nc. Terms at sale
oct IL is % d. g. co hrrts
u The above sale is postponed ON account OF thu,
weather till Tuesday tie Goth inst.
OCT 10 O. D. y %. aucts.
SHOES &. BOOTS.
On MONDAY the 18th inst, at half part 10
o'clock, will be sold at store. 100 pacIuges
Boots and ShheS-suited to The season.
oct i@ is O. D.. 81 co. Aucrs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

Last Chance for Ten Thousand Dollars.
TEVoMoRRow, the drawing of the Maine State Lottery.
No 2, will be received go Numbers, Drawn Ballots.
Prizes 10000 5000 1000, 1900 200. 10 of 1900 &c.
&c &c. Tickets only 81, Quarters 81, for sale
Y. CHURB'S
oct. Oa-c Lucky and PROMPT Pag ORcr.
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ocs - JAS. WINSTON
SUGAR, COFFEE, MOLASSEs. DC.
w + have ON hand, and are now receiving for sale
w very low:
20 Hllds. prime ST. Crox SUGAR
80 d" Porto Rico tcheap) 10
IS do dry New Orleans do
70 do very prime green coffee
$50 bags common ditto
SD do old Lagrira do
40 h!ds. Cuba molasses
10 do prime Trinidad DO
y do do New Otlears do
500 sacks Liverpool blown salt
pipes supr Cog. brandy
do genuine Holland pin
20 bids. good Philad. @hiskev
80 barrels old do do
900 Spanish dry hides
23l sides oak tanned sole leather
$50 do helnlock do do
oct ~ RALSTON 81 PEASANTS.
DRAoWI.NG5 Of The ed, De law q South Carolina
IL, 50, so, Al, ii, 10, -.
THIS DAY!
Apply for chances in the New York LOTTERY the
drawing will be received To-MORaow, (S;undav(
PRIZES.
Prize of $4,000 I Prize of $4,000
% g o o 1900 1900 900 20 DO DO, 90. 500
10 do 100 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets s., Quarters 81 25-For sale at
j.. MICKLES,
oct ~ Next belosy the door ofthe Eagle Hotel.
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Richmond Races, Fall. 1929.

ENtiE Richmond Races the Tree Hill Course
Will commence on the Sd Tuesday, (2Oth of De,
tober) and continue four days, as usual.
FIRST DAy.-A match race for $1,000 side be-
tween two colts Of tried speed and bottom two mile
heats From previous and interesting contest.
much doubt exists as to the superiority Of the enc
over the other, and considerable interest is excited
On the same day, sweepstake for colts aud FLIES
years old, two mile heats entrance S2CC; three sub
scrihcrs, and closed
SECOND DAy.-Proprieto.s purse, $780, two mic
heats. '
On the same day, sysecl,sukc for three years Oh
colts and hiieS, two nile heats entrance SiOo; four
Subscribers, and closed.
THiFp DAs.-'oc,ey Club PURSE. $1,000. io-
Gu!e heats.
FoTHrH DAz.-a'hc annual posty;aEo, $50. three
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Kcarncy, Star,
Wa&ey, r9dHnis, and nHny fine horses in tram
.hg; pronatiy greater nn'nhcT than ever was known
III Virginia at any ono time.
The Proprietor will be prepared % herrtofre, 30
accommodate gentlemen who may desire to STAY at
free Hill during the
Those members of the Club that 2h,,rA be uu,I6e
TO attend The Fall Meeting, viii reGsc f6rwad tir
subscriptions, Us the purses large and the sbsr
Der pound 20 Put them IN. J. VI. SELDEN
The Editors ofthn National iG cllincncer, rrca.-
rio ksbuTg Arena jnciGcncer. Pciersi,nrr. d,,i
Lynchburg firginan. are requested to p,biIsl ~.
above once week uHn til" races. aid send Mr.
accounts 70 l. NJ =
sept IS -ctlt dot -
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Ger. l4.-51 hhds. tobacco; hh6s. stems $40
b5s. flour; go bus. wheat % bbs. whiskey; l28oo
slaves; SEQ feet plank bbl bceswax; - lbs miss
arts 22 boais; II coal boats; 2fi3 bus. coal
Ger. I5.-20 hhds. tobacco; Sol bbs flour; 1902
bus wheat; 30 bus. corn; 500 feet plank; 5000 lbs
hay; tons sand; cord wood % boats coal boats
662 bus. coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
BALrr,IoRE. Ocfnin,

- DALTIMON4l, Oct0ber 10.
THE Mems and tie .Alarkets-Since the promnloa.
tion of the English advices to the 10th September by
the packet ship Birmingham, Wheat has experienced
decline in this market. The sales of good red
ed yesterday from 81 05 TO 81 oS per bushel. We
have to remark that although he supplies were quite
limited, the market not brisk at these ra g.
Sales old Corn were made yesterday at so to 81
cents and Of new ut do 43 cents; sales of Rue az
50 cents, and of Oats at 20 30 cents.
In City Mills -Four we heard OF no frausa cfrn,
yesterday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

7'he state Of tho New York market is thus spoken
Of in the Daily Advertiser of Tuesday,
The intelligence published yesterday from Eng
land, down to the 10th of Sept which had been look
Ell for with great anxiety particularly as related TO
the weather i'll England has had an unfavorable Of,
feet on the Flour market here Yesterday the sellers
wee much more numerous than the buyers; and New
is decline of full 25 cents. But few sales were
made, however and very little disposition to pur-
chase
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICH.MOJyI3.
ARRIVED.


Steamboat Virginia, Ferguson, from Baltimore
~ Norfolk, with passengers. Anchored in Hamp-
ton ROADS, snip Tallyho, SO days from Liverpool.
rassed OH Point of Shoals, ship ut anchor; of
eioose-hili reach, of the New York pack
ets oound down. at Harrson's bar, ship Coral OF
BOSTON, aud sclr. Chariot OF Richmond bound down
Hundreds 3 ships F ~ '
cnr BOLD COMMANDER Scule from New York with snnd6es
10 . HSDou CO, Parker, Davenport, Allen e. co.
r'huiprZs Young from Albany With lumber &c to
Iichenor and Porter ~ ~ W. W
Schs Dandy, Cole from New York with s,,dr.s q, .r,,
q 1ohnso,' alston e. Peasants, ri Bsnirc p C,hubb
Schr ar Play. Tyler, from New York. with salt &c
Schf ranc'S Davis from New York, ballast
H@hr pennsylvania, Atertson, from Ne,y York Ial,s,
SAILED,
schr Virginia. Gator, for Baltimore co,l
Scr ttna'n Denike, for IhilAdclpha ,oaccv and eo,r
s scnr orator. Gator for the Dry Dock Gosport stone
Sehr hleI,taib Carver, 10! Boston, -four
coop sally Amelia, Barrrt, for New York coal
Sloap Trimmer Prince, for New York coal
mond. '"' H"'"s' "o'' ''"h-
OH the Wolf Trae, ship anchor at auci,or in Hamp,on
aS ships hriys, Is scims, cops al anchor ,nde,
i'aimsrts fn'it, u schrs, ! bris and sioop
III hampton Roads brig Columbus Lake from I'm James
last night. ' N> ~" ''" SO"
ne schr arerican Coaster, Lee ashore beiow-wl pr,
tably get off at high water we ''-
PHILADELPHIA, October l3.-Claured schr
Iumberand, Wheaton, Richmond.
NEW YORK, Oct l3.-Clrd, sckr New York
Frambers, Richmond.
Below, Ships Florida, Iinktam, from Liverpool:
i!enrl " Pell, from Havre, Sent LIST.
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zttc1gtet0trU a2H 5DtN.
SATURDAY MORNING., OCT. II, 1879.
TEE CON- yEWTxcN,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER Is.

RfUAf' OtTOBER TO.
After prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Taylur. the Conven.
ton was called To orQer at = O'clock
there being no business before the Convention
on motion Of Mr.. NAYLoR the House adiourneJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

fhe Comnttees.---At 10 o'clock Yesterday the de
oite before the Leg slative Committees on the reso
in1ios Tor declaring white Population the proper ba
ais Vi representation III the House of Delegates wa
resumed Mr.. Cook, of Frederick, addressed the
COMMITTEE very ably. i'll fivor Of she resolution Ii,
was followed by Judge Green, on the other side who
speaking IN low voice. and the or ,,yd into rc,nnu
near approach tn him, were so uufcrnate os M,
To hear Mr. Chapman Johnson, followed in su,,or,
OF the resolution, in all argument of transcenda,,
power establishing forever, the fame or 4 urea,
Statesman, as his legal reputation is already on the
highest pinnacle. When MIR. johnson c.uc.,ded
the vote WAS taken 10 the surpriz, of manv who ev
pected more protracted debate. It stood as follows.
For the Reso uton-Wm. Anderson. Chapman
johnson, Andrew Beirne, JAMES MANSON, Charles
fehton Mercer, John r. Cooke Philip G.. Pendirton
John B. George, Hen ey Chapman, Lewis Summers
Philip Doddridge, Pm, CafnpLcii LOT Dedford.) and
James Peasants-l3.
Against t-Benj. Watkins Lri,h, WIN. Fl. BROAD
max, John Tyler, John Y. Mason, John Randolph
John Roane, John w. Green, Littleton Waller 1aze-
well, Gesrge To,rnes, Join TuIiafciro, YMos. u.
.Joynes.
we ltal'cisc the Eancs Of those whose opinions
were esteemed doubtful before. Antecedcnt to th.
Joynes, were enumerated among the friends of the
measure, OF basing representation upon white popu-
iatlon Mr. Campbell of Bedford ariouu its foes: there
has been some reckoning without hosts ON eli her
side. The opinions of the i!lustrious Madison ,.ere
innttFr OF conecture for by consent all were agreed
TO exempt INN, from the thorough scrutiny, which
was instituted last spring, into the opinions of those
VINO proposed themselves, were proposed by 9th
ers, as suitable repositories Of the great trust of
amending the Constitution.
The Committee having thus established white ron-
ualon as The basis Of representation in the House of
delegates, proceeded to consider the resolution
declaring the proper basis of representation for the
Senate and the vote was taken without discussion
On this resolution, MIR. Madison voted with the for
mer minority, that is, against the resolution and This
producing tie the resolution fell of coursc-atier
which the Committee adjourned.
In the Executive Committee. resolution offered
by Dir. Nrylor of Hampshire, was adopted, 10 to 0.
1.-TWO absent,) foy choosing sheriGS by The people,
In the Judiciary Committee, it has been settled.
later contrary decisioH that the county courts
shall be made constitutional courts and not subjected
to the controul of the ordinary legislature
We understand further, that the principle of the
Judges holding Office during good behaviour has been
recognized. The modes of election of Justices OF
Peace and Judges, increased responsibility &C. not
yet concerted.
In the Committee on the Ball, of Rights resp
luton offered by Mr.. STUART of Patrick, declaring
it inexpedicnt to amepa the ELL of Rights, vas
adopted.
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BTGGERS PRIZE OFFICE.
10000. and 90 of 81 00O

FHNHE drawing of the New York Lottery, Extra No H. will
n be received TOMORROW, at the opening Of the mail
Those who wish tickets shares in this splendid scheme
are respectfully requested TO cali send their orders during this
day or the evening, TO the PTize-seing Office Of
oct III THO. II. BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

TIE Basis Of Represeatatiou.-Fhe vote OF the
Legislative Committee on yesterday, in favour of
founding Representation in the House of Delegates
on white population, displaying more strength than
the friends OF the principle had counted or and the
previous certainty, that 48 members least OF the
Convention were its steHdast and unchangcalle
friends, leave DOUBT the fate of that a,les-
ton, hitherto considered highly critical and uncer-
tam There is now moral certainty that reprcsen-
thtion in the popular branch of tie Legislature if
not in the Senate, will be apporiioncd upon the free
tohite poputntion of the State.
The solcituac Of Mr.. Madison, casually behaved
to separate the question othc basis of representation
IN the House oil Delegates, from the same question
as It regarded the Senate, and his subsequent vote
in favor of the principle for one House and against
it for the other clearly Indicate to our minds his in
tcntion ofatempting to effect compromise between
the two divisions Of the State by yielding white pop-
ulrion nthe House Of Delegates, to the wishes of
the West, and calming the fears of the East real or
imaginary, by giving property more influence in the
choice Of the Senate. We may be mistaken in
this conjecture, but we feel every assurance
that it is we'll founded. How far SUCCESS will
attend his benevolent and patriotic Intentions
how far the West viii concede it's CLAIMS be-
eved by it to be sanctioned by the Interchangeable
principles of justice and republcanism, or the East
will remit fears, appearing to it, REASONABLE and well
founded-wo say, whether the side or the other
will concede any thing which either esteems so rea-
sonable, it were premature and presumptuous to
hazard opinion. Already is heard, loose and idle
talk about dividing the Statc-Before tie Convention
is we'll seated in the saddle-before its views
certained-before 1t is known that any thing
will be done that side the other, will not sub
NIT to-beiore the wise and experienced heads Of
that body, have had opportunity of healing divis
ions and reconciling conflicting interests! What is
meant by such remarks' Is it the expression Of fear
or Of opinions i mere iaw--or is i neEqc.3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

o. Bishop Alexander Campbell, will
preach next Sabbath, at I O'Clock, A. Nj. at the
Meeting House of the first Bnptist Church. ,vbcro
arrangements will be made to accommodate u very
large number OF hearers; the part of the House. usu
ally occupied by people Of colour, will on that occ
slon DC appropriated to such gentlemen as may wish
" l.uL nc Ioernlon. oct i6
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From the IJdrerIiu, (N'ctU HAMPSHIRE POST Oct =
REFORM! REFORM!!
Moro of the R{essinrs of Rpform 80

More ot the Blessings of Reform I! -
Ira WOODMAN, of the ''friends' that
Jackson has ntely rewarded" by appointing him
Postmaster of Bethlehem in this county was last
week, apprehendod for STEALING StoNsY f-onp the
s7anlg :! and is snugly locked up in the gao in
|thie village comes of that Reform which
Jecksm deemed il his "d.ay" to introduce. An ex-
perIenced and faithful Observation-Disclosures whom
slot word could be said save that he was can
Adams maB"--was 1bout1 weeks ago, removed from
Office to afford opportunity to steward" this hOnest
fellow, 1.-THE that couldn't read his own Commits
eOD) for his ''huTraing" exploits and to pay him for
his 'wear and tear of conscience" in supporting
jackson.
What thanks this community owe Gen. Jackson
Tor hrs thorough sweeping work, in removing COM
Fefern md fruitful Postmasters, and thus making il
SJfe to transmit money through the mails! !!
Dentb Of Coz. Lincoln, Of .Nnine.-We learn
from the Gardiner Chronicle, that Hon. ESocH LIN-
colin, Governor Of Maine, died at Augusta on the
9Th inst The disease is not mentioned but it must
have been of violent kind, for the same paper that
announces his DEATH contains account Of his ad-
dress, then just pronounced, the occasion CT an
examination Of Coney Academy at Augusta. Gov.
Lincoln was the of the late Levi Lincoln, of
Worcester, Attorney General Of the u. s., and 1t.
Governor of this State, and brother of pre-
sent Chief Magistrate. He was n sound republican,
good citizen, true patriot and fine scholar. Al
his DEATH he yet young man, IN the prime o.
Gfe.-I Boston Pdtri0t.
RTEW MUSIC for the Piano and Guitar. Also
l% Instruction Books for the Piano, Guitar, Violin
Flute, Fageolet aud Claronet, for sale at the Book
and Sts,o1ery Store IT r. D. SANXAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

we deeply lament, that what is considered decorum
though we are at a loss to know WHY it should be
''ueeofons-prevented the reporting and laying be-
'ofe tue pubic, the speeches made i'm committee, and
particularly those Of yesterday from Messrs. Cook
anu Johnson, which had been profoundly revolved.
| WE speak what we think, when say, that if the
assembled people Of Virginia could have heard those
speeches' that'whch is now question among them
wooid nave been SO no longer The opponents Of the
oasis OF White population, offered but one argument
win thousand phases 10 be snre-but the
same argument at last-naneiy, that if the slave
"oios part OF the community did not retain the pow
were liable to have their slave property laid
uhoer unjust md unequal burthens Their fears whe
tiier well or Ill founded to overthrow that eoua,
ty among the citizens of thc.sane coununity which
Is the corner stone Of Repuhca nsm and thew are IN
nave more power than,thc sams number Of men i'm
oo'hcr part OF the commonwealth because they
more wealth IN The shape of slaves! l. il more rea
so'aoe'' that the Propretors of slaves shoud be
exposed TO the Possitfc injustice (tor 1T amounts
10 no more) OF having that property uncanally
our!hehec-or Is it more reasonable that they
should incur tins hazard, rather than that whole
cisssrs OF freeen in other parts oftle commonwealth
should go nrcPresented, that they may protect them
serves One evil Is contingea;le other is certain G.
immediate. lffree white population is declared the Ia
SIS all citizens 81 Virginia put upon footinp ofe
qhailty' though at some future day, and if middle
and western Virginia disposed to rob and de,spol
slaves Way be taxed disproporsionally-f white Dop
hiaton Is notthc basis three slaves and two wb;,.
mon III the east, wei q, rs mach as Gyc white men in
the west wealth (or aristoc,acyl G. not numbers rule
tue State, and thousands are DISTINGUISHED in ono
quarter that possible injury may not he done in
another! People of Eirginia is. not this the opcs
'ion! And are You prepared give up RepuJhcani.u
Inc naXims thar one free man is equal to anothe.
and that the maturity, and ..lc majority only. shall
govern?
Es This is the last day ofAs Fdi,,-Every rr-,,i
hcation awaits the visitor--tbe conten NATION of
beautiful objects of art,a gay and busting SCENE
rosy cheeks and bright eyes.
Later ners al hand.--The Steamboat VIRGINIA
which arrived last night from Norfolk, passed in
Hampton Roads, the ship Tally IIo in &c DAYS from
Liverpool. She brings news about five DAYS LATER
than the Birmingham. which we hope to get in time
to present TO our readers on Monday morning.
L. S.-Ne have seen gentleman who came mas
senger in the Tally IIo, and learn from him that she
stalled on tie 18Th. The Weather was wet at the time.
OF sailing and had been for day or two: but 10 ,ays
previous fine weather had enabled the farmers TO ot
the crop IN, which was considered an average cae-
There was news from the seat, of war
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17
Gnnun,ercfaI Rerorn.

DATE Or LATEST EUROPEAN ApvIcEs.
From Liverpool Sent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

A"iount 2 Produce and number nj Boats puSsed doon
Through The Lo1De,. Locks
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Letters from Augusta that is fully ascertaued
that the present Upland crop will he short one The stock Of
old Cotton LIST inst l01 bales against 4342 same period
last year Receipt Cotton 1890 against 7649 bales same
period last year New crop selling (rof 81 cen and
arriving very s,oviy.-Bat inner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

court OF ctance,y for the Richmond district, tie 1Oh da
of March, 1899 Edward lamcr and Thomas r; iaincf
partners under tie firm e t. e. T. f. Palmer is apa;r
Henry Leverng Morris ievarns aud Robert eyeng paftne
ander Cusman and John Andrew merchant, and pnre,,
tadns under tic firm Of Cu,nan Andrew OTIS DUNLOP
& Go. DIS. ''
The defendants Henry evcrirs, Morris cycr and Rne;;
Leverng not having entered their appearance given fcu
ruy according TO the of assembly aud rules This c0ur:
and II appearing by satisfactory evidence tat tr are MOI
inhabitants OF this country; is ordered that the enid defendants
60 appear here on the fret day Of tie next term and answer tie
o OF tie plaintiffs and that copy Of this order 4 rhwii,
inserted IN some uewsraper Published crv OF Richmond
capitol, in the said civ
6l copy. Jes'C, Tu G. IF~pt5ToS. r e..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-17

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.
4 OS'r, on Shockoe HILL on the evening of the
"a 18th instant, my Pocket Book, containing from
ID to SO dollars. together with note on Harriet ia.
cobs for 81 dollars for the rent of rouse. One of
the notes was for dollars on the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Alexandria, the rest United
States and Virginia Currency. Also, INV Free Paners
and receipts from different persons not now recolect
cd; will give reward of $40 to any person who
VIII return the pocket book its contents TO me- or
leave it at this office.
oct I7-2t WIN pOINDExrpE-p
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G' This is the last day ofAs Fair-Every cra.i
hcation awaits the sistof--the contemplation of
beautiful objects of art,a gay and busting scene,
rosy cheeks and bright eyes.
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" Z N
, FIRST RATE G.dRDEJgER
ch SAlUKOAf the 18th inst. will sell, in front Of o.
oee at 10 O'clock likely Negro Man. named Sampson vi
Is urs rate gardener and inArkeran.
oct n-St a. < Z, 6, f., -.
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iocLs, Isl oct 1929.

The last crop than foil but according 10 &C
from the interior Of States the present one viii
fall considerably short
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The Savannah Georgian of the 9Th inst contains Table
shelving the exports of Cotton om the of Georgia and
South Carolina, during the years 1923 aud 1929 ending on the
list October From this table make the gene
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ri Se?;crpoe- 1929.