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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25
GY GEg

Tg7KANEILERS are respectfully informed that
q the Western Stages to Lynchburg and Salem
&c. leave Richmond Mondays, w cdnosdays d
Fridays, at 4 Il. NJ; arrive at Lynchburg the
next days by . 7. ~. and Salem the third day,
where tho great VALLEY ne 10 !iuntsvilIc Nash
vile, &c. is connected Before reaching Salem.
Mt Fluks' on the Blue Ridge moun;tu this line in
tersccts Cadwcs line which passes Fincassie
Sweet Springs, Salt and White Sulphur Springs &C.
intcrsectng Porter g. Beldcns lire st Lewisburg,
which runs to GuyaDdottc on the Ohio river
The Richmond line returning will leave Salem
on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays AT 4 A. NJ
and Lynchburg on Wednesdays, Fridays and Mon
days at A. M.
The travel will be performed by daylight in sum
roer.
For seats to the West, apply at the bar of the
Union Hotel Richmond.
All Baggage or property, whether belonging to
passengers or other PERSONS the risk of the
pective owners thereof.
4. PATERSON, Proprietor.
RICHMOND g. SALEM.
". B.-Caldwers line runs only twice week
Passengers for the Springs, &c should leave Rich
Dond Wednesdays and fridays.
jay 10 s,f
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stances we must be permitted
lions oil the Richmond Enquirer excite sentiment
except contempt and compassion We ready
iowances for such OF the Editors traced
to The confusion OF mind which con-
quo. ever apt produce; and must be admcd that
nave stronger grounds for such apology than Mir Richie
ne slightest Inspection OF his files for the last years is
enough TO bewilder HIM, and him searching his own
IDENTITY keeny he searched concealed majority
he hnds among the varieties of those files, the
efa ackso To the Presidency deprecated as
curse TO the country, and another hailed as blessing:
ne hnds declarations hat General Jackson Incompetent 80
interpret the plain expression of single law Inv
compliments 10 his sasaci;y TO his acune" in grossly
fienend's plain 'r'ice OF war;; and his 'easy but ener
etic e'se. hut comprehensive Style" Mr. Echie also finds
me same authority transforming the military Chietan of
1874 INTO the Jefferson of 1929 And the landed when
esdent for his straight forward INTEGRITY, voice
which had denounced him when candidate. shifting
fe"oo,as"g qHibdlng, AID equirocd.g" No wonder that
the Richmond Editors "reminiscences of his former
concerning his idol often starte him from his co,rtly
dreams repetition of such shocks must ar less affect
ms understanding, and possibly result his abandoning
'he Editorial Ghair FIR which he asy pa,hecay confess
ed ms disqualification.
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from Tie National .Jourpry.
TIL DfF'tInNn tHnT-Tyl,,


The Richmond Enquirer 81 &c its close afFa,ion 70 tic Tel.
egtapn not only aears formidable rival Of that 'oacal"
~ the work o. scuy AID SANDER but bids fair
distinguished for those qualities has long been for ige
nousucss and ssevie0cy Nothing, however, exceed
tie conpacency OF these prints towards each other The Ee
Tor Of TIC Telegraph, hearing that PgRcLEs great man.
dnbs Mr. Rtche the "lEFEs Of his State" and Nh Richie
retaining as yet too much respect for himself and for the
OF deceucy ~ hcow open an his confederate, pre-
psn5 Tie way tor ~ uY copying from the Telegraph all uf
Hcent authority The nual dalance Of these organs seems
70 EXHAUST their stores 0f bcnevocuce least
portion OF for those whose political differs from their
own" several days Noticing the repeated
ng leeSfap that this Journal is under the control OF E1g
sh tHy fci0', we declared those assertions ftse and
that the Editor Of toe Telegraph Ere0 them TO he fa7 With
tbs De al before IT, the Richmond Enquirer renews with
nodihcatlon, the assertions referred TO-
Hal positive declaration Of been thus received by tho
Enquirer ~ rs turner and better days should rot have
gaed Wnp indifference such manifestation Of a,inion
u' now when IFS MANNERS corrupted 10y the ss "ev
inupicaFn which nave affected its character
laen ron lis high estate 70 ~ the cnpv the pj and the
o o. the Telegraph; when its columns the ducts hroue,
Zen me foul waters Of tia, print diused Virgin
Ncu ny series of majority Uungs tergversations is
as 'S'iA o. al u WHOM it g not the Jest Under scA cFcy
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From The n'in,;g f;,,,,ke nj A. g

, From the Illinois Gazette Of 4i,g. s.
FrosRFss EFoRM-We have ren rcley furnished ,r,,
Inc following exac, OF letter received N gentleman in This
town by last Sundays mail Il been said uOr LIEN,
Governors who ~as lobby member Washington at March
ADVISED freient jackson of Office every man who
v"ied against h ike he tcoud ,cLp dogs Of his u..n!
house 1hs advise the President willing to follow lite
RAINY IN our State, even III the teeth os Congress
who, wc are told advised a different course >
"We have just received of the following removal. ~
the tresident: % " -
'n Fanda'a CHARLES Prentice, Eesscr the Land Office.
vice benjamin Mills removed against the will of the
ain Springfield john Taylor. Register vice p p Enos re-
mMei; VIM {" May Register, vice Pr. Todd, removed.
appointed. '
lou have idea what has caused in our part of
tie State" ~ "a "
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Co:iMUSCATED.
Departed this life 18th inst at the residences of
DR. Samuel Oldham i'll King George, after short and severe
Ilne4s MI FNJANN Ja.ihs MoHucE CT Ncsuu.eand in
the list year oi his He has lett hcporc his u,tmev
loss an ntscnt mother aud aectionarc sisters and If
The deep regrets which universally aie circle OF his
acquaintance console their afflicted feelings they certainly
have ;nat consolation lie young @. re,iriun mo
desty exemplary habits and morality, urtany of manners
and enigny - soul 4, may truly said the language of
the Scottish Bard, "
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GENIE En- EMS AND LADIES
Boot and Shoe Manufactory.

Opposite The old SNan Tace,n.
's'HE subscriber returns his thanks his friends
and the public, for The liberal encouragement he
has heretofore met with. Having lately employed
first rate workman from the North, is now prepared
to execute orders in the ladies' and misses line, AID
will make in the mos. approved manner, 10 measures
IN fashionable style, any orders which he may be ia
youred with and hopes by strict personal attention
10 business, to receive continuance OF the public
patronage.
On hand, gen;lomen's boots shoes and pumps
boys fine shoes; and an assortment Of negro shoes,
ali of good quality.
July 2l-eol8t cf2t JOHN DURHAM
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TuHw y. .ADAME.

HIJDt-NtSI nj LHWs
IS located in Williamsburg. and offers his profess
sonai services 70 the public. He Will practice
in the Superior Court of Chaucery and Hastings
Court held in that city, and in the Superior AID In
feror Courts Of the counties Of James City, York,
Warwick and Gloucester All communications adj
dressed TO him, post paid, will be punctuqry attend
81 - svg 25-3tc+
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-" "o'd Jcrt GnVS UTfttgS jfc,, r7S
60, AMERICAN OK TRANSMITTED MUSE.
~ PM has hcco issued for Improved No4'fn i'm
! Music which Gcgs from tic lc,c " ~ ,l.,,,i,,T
letters themselves f"r l" dots sJ caracfars nuv Il, ne
semi 'reye and Mwir designated ~ a o. isi ,,c
or letter Of the SIZE OF 'oce roce. ed ret .rTt
a'er Sem q"1af, ant lr'r1i gr1re g. =, r,ta
common or i'a'ic tyre ic,;r. ~
By this system cfco1r.r '1e ic- and ,c~rs , r,. have
70 ne committed to- rFrory at dI.re ypeS !c,t known AT
Sg6 the e1cher merely 'nsrca1 H. ,up in TIC rosn Of
the keys OF the instrument &c. Evr.y er, .,r N ne
Keys can DC marked with letters, alternative Of iy co
to the right and left ~ 100 %
W All FersonS arc t"rcAy warned aesius nhir,n. ,e
a'n az the law VIZ We vigorously c1ioyced 2anst ~
*. !c-c,f " n -, -
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'or all numbers som 5 to 10,
aug Ia-w5tc WORKMAN & McGRUDER.

aug I"-W5fc WOKTHNAl q McGR ODER.
IL persons having claims against the Estate of VIM New
burn, late o Powhatan county, the Of Sarah T..
Newburn deceased requested exhibit me- within
twelve months from tine date thereof This notice viii be plea
III bar OF the claims OF all those who neglect this notice
WILL BOILING, Administrator
with the VIII annexed of WIN. Mevburn dec.
and Executor of Sarah r. Hev.buru.
GooChland. 2Oh I32q-yCfc
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eNTrY LOAN OF ss,OOo-In pufs,r,,ce of an M;
~ nance authorsmg Loan for the City Richmond passed
@ o august. IaZ shall sell TO the highes, bidder at Tire
a. the hour OF IL O'clock Loan of So 900 for the sa
1y, eeenaoe the Isl OF January, 1889, and bearing an
,oiowng terms aud condhonsNo bid will he received for
ess sum ah hve hundred dollars, for fractional part
thereof, nor at a lower than par
aug 13-eotds WIN p SHEPPARD r,,u,.,
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Imo"nt " Ps'odufe ana v1lber Of Boats pissed t'otga
through lie Inner Loc1s
AUG u lZa kinds. tobac bls flour 1891 ,s ,ea,
DO boxes manufactured tobacco, IL cords You'd toms
81 boats, IL coal boats, 1892 bus coal.
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SlQ9

The Law student should furnish himself with the
t oH -iuckers Biackstone, and the Revised
Code lie ought also TO bring with him, all the Acts
"a Assembly since 1919, the compilation of the Acts
oil Congress, the sessions Acts since the compilation,
and the Fcdsralist.
Board Is payable ii advance; one half when the
student enters college and the other half when half
the course has terminated.
Students are bound to board in College, unless thew
OBTAIN permission of the Facultyto board elsewhere
W"ch can only be granted upon the written request of
lie parent O. guardian and upon condition that no
more Is paid by them, than by the borders in College
BY order OF the Faculty,
DABNEY BROWN Scc'ry
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o. The drawing of the Delaware & s. Carolina LOTTERY
will be received to-day - O'Clock See Isl rupe of The
Paper for the Lottery advertisements
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1901 's City Mills Flour sold Saturday All So fol
the South American market - "
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Land and Negroes at .4uction.

J =
& ~ pursuance OF n decree of the County Court Of
Henrco, i'll the case of Adams and others. VS.. Car
!hgIoh ana Others, shall, as Commissioner, named
at the Court House of the county of Monroe, on
monday the 2Ist day of September next one Tract
.. Land; oeon@!ng to the estate of 1'abitha Adams
deceased, containing nine hundred and ffiy-eioht
acres; abont two hundred acres under cultivation
ana ON which, there are several comfortable dwell
ill,s houses, win Inc necessary out houses. This
property lies within three miles Of the Sweet Ssprino,
ana Is said to be mountan icnd Of the first quality
PERSONS wishing to view 1t. referred tn Mr. Jacob
premises.
Aud on Monday, the 2oth day OF the same month.
IN ,he town OF Staunton, as Commissioner aforesaid
sinai! sell Il: public auction, five slaves consist i,,r
oil Two men, one woman, and two girls.
Inc slaves Will be sold for ready n.oney-the land
on credit oil oHn and two Years, the purchaser 10
give bonds with approved security, and 4 deed Of
trust upon the property to secure the purchase mo
ney Possession vii! be given on the FIRST day of Jan
uary n'Nt g. NJ. CARRiNGTON, Conun'r
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TRUST SNEf

+ virtue If decd OF trust executed 20 the sub
serIoers by Jeiieison Il. Tree, bearing date tl.
ISL January 1898 and OF record in the office Of The
e'h o! itenrico county court, shall, for purts.-
o III SAID deed mentioned, offer for sale at pubic
auction, at the residence Of said Tree on Tuesdav
we 10Th instant, at II clock, all the household n,c
Nrtchen furniture belonging said Price Il schedule
Oh winch Is annexed to the nccdalso three likely ne
SToes' to WIZ Lonctta, A ggy and Henry.
Ie'm'S.-Sx months creoit for sums above $50
payments being satisfactorily secured; for all sums
unGer that, cash will BIZ required
JOHN GARTH, g. Trus.
aug 3w2t cost JOSIAH IEAKE H. te.r
~ B.-'rhe above sale will be CONDUCTED by DA-
ALLEN d Go. .u,s o.
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3SSbLDiilii Fox SA54Ej.-!urslaut 10 4 deere, :,
- ""er OF the court of ciianccry for district of Fr,i
rckshrs the undersigned commissioner, appointed nv the
cou I' me special purpose viii sell the highest bidder .,
pIolc AUCTION al Hanover house the fourth lIed,
gay ~ august that being court day estate caI
Voui'ii, on Iamukcy the county of Hanover 80.
tween and miles aiovc Hanover Town and ,a.
ABOUT n'snsei miles from Richmond, following tcns
casii' ana credit OF one ard two years on the hs
lance payable in equal annual instruments 10 be seemed w
ooo WIN sood security, and deed o: the premises
MS estate contains about hu:slnd acres arr "
portion OF which very valuable grcnt II has &c.,
been considered of the tracts of land in Tho o
Inc Improvements consist oi good harms and two brc
ohccS which with repair, might &c made co,c,r,,s,
hd6'aons The principal building has been burnt, Lu, ,,
walls are Standing, Of good Workmanship, and might be apa
Our on lie land has been Cor the present wear nv @
receiver appointed ly the of chencerv but vii
be gwen the purchaser the first day Of January WA
The tenant tire iaud VIII 50 oh;car as t sIrev !, ~
any person who may WISH view -
juiv 2l--I2t LSUREN(F. R4TTAyIv f,,,-.
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RI OTiCit.--AiRs. NELSON continues her
- Boarding Establishment adjoining the Wash
ing Tavern, within Gtty yards oitc Capitol Square
She will he prcparcd TO accommodate, in the best
manner: nm,:oer ri Tie Members of iil, Convention
and Legislature. with their families, if reGuired-
Good stahs"s and carriage houses we'll supplied with
pfoVehdeT ana careful liuSii ers. a,lo 2 clSt
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Law silicnt may attend ether lectures, but
IL he @ttenG the la" lectures only, ms expcn-
ses Viii be, for board, lodging, washnp. fuel can
dies, attendance of servants, &c. from the last
Monday III October, when the course commences.
to the beginning of the last week in April, when
it must close, q
Naturalization or Library fee, which will en;itle
the student to the free use of the Law I,ibyarv
consisting of Il collection OF well selected hooks
suited to his course Of study. in addition 10 tbs.
ge c al Library,
Fee To the Professor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-25

WI -. SAMUEL g. ADAMS, opposite
the Eagle Hotel, has recently added TO her
boarding Establishment, and will be prepared to &C.
coinHodi.te severa! Members of the Convention and
approaching Legislature with board and !od,riur.-
tanilles visiting this place, will find her rooms airy
aud c. ortahe, and every effort render satisfac-
ton to those who call ON her, will be made
o.
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WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGE,

AhSeOoT TIC IOtn, 1917.
EfiE College will open as usua!-The Gramma
School on the first day, and the other Schools OF
the last Monday in October
hi0rai course: The Rev. Adam Empic Protessor-
beiieS Lettres, Rhetoric. Logic and Moral Pbilo
SSopny. Text books-Blairs Lectures, Hedges
Law Course: JUDGE JI, a@elp R.ur,s proc,o
Law and Police Text book-I'uckcr.s Black
stone
Political Course: Thomas r. Dew, PROBES. Drills.
tory Metaphysics, Natural and National Law. Ga.
vernment aud Political ECONOMY. Text books
uyt!ei Aiements, Brown abridged by Hedge.
Sattel, Lock, Rousseau, and Smiths Wealth of
Nations. " Va
Chemical and Philosophical Course WIN d. Rorcrs
Pro'essor.-Chcmstry Mincralogy jloauv and
Natural Philosophy, with It's application TO the
Mechanic Arts. Text books-Weaster's Cb.m;s-
Try, hogerss Introduction, and Cavallo's Natural
Philosophy. "
Mathamalcal Course: Ferdinand S Cambeil. Pro
fes:or.--Geoinetry, Algebra, Plane aud Spherical
irigononetry, Surveying, Mcnsnration Comic
SECTIONS, Fiuxions and Astronomy. Text bont.
-iiItton's Mathematics, Fint's Surycyinr Vim
ces Conc Sections, and Fluxions and Gregorv's
Astronomy,
school of Humanity: ID. Browne, Professor,
sireek and Latin languages Geography. A,,cicn,
and Modern. and the usual branches of finclis., H.
struction.
Modern Languages: c. de La Pena, Professor
The French, Spanish and Italian Lsnr,auas
The expenses of pupil in The Grammar
School 70 session of ten months board wash
ING. LODGING, fuel, &c &c, s,oo
Zee Tor Tuition, 90
,,, SEQ
lhose Of n Student in Session, Cor board,
washing, ioiging, fuel, candies and attendance
OF servants. NC. 500
Fees to three Professors. $50 each. so
Naturalization or Library fee :,
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MsarG6msa - UagR.
TEyTSs - AZ

BANK STOCK ar .4CC7NON
WILL be sold on Tuesday next. at the Cogie
" House, 10 Shares OF SIor! of the Bank OF Vir-
sna, ana i3 Shares of Stock i the Farmers Ram;s
OF Virginia, belonging to the estate of the late Ed
Di,ton and sold By order OIL his exec-tofs for cash
sue at IL O'Clock. JAS. Ii. I.YNCn.
81
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Sale Of i,a';@ o., Pan1pnhcy Riper.
eF virtue of deed in trrst executed to the sub
~ scriber by Philip w. Claiborne. and Annette y
dc Tie, on the &th day Of February, 182e. end ad
maf"n to record in the county court Of New Ken.
'n the l0h dsy OF hir i32& for tie purpose Of ga
curing the payment otcertaiu sums OF money thcre,
mentioned :" francis Foster, shall proceed on FRI
day The ee'e hth day OF September next to sell f.,
the highest hl,'r for ready money, on the premises
tile tract oi land, Nv sad deed conveyed situate in
the county Of New Kent on Pamun:ey River, cot
tanning ny recent survey, 592 and half acres; ,he
and VII be cold, SUBJECT to the payment Of coo or
the ISL january, $780, 1000 on the LIST JANUARY ia3f
1000 on tho lst January, 1882; 1000 on he r.: Jan
uary 1888 and 43O on tie LIST day uf ia rurrv IgSi
This IS perhaps the most valuable estate of It's $40
Oh ne Pamunkey the soil Oft fine quality in cxcelrn
cchdition' and we'll adapted 10 the culture OF corr
wheat oats and cotton, the improvements convca;cri
y suited To th7 size o the farm valuable fishery -.
iachcd, and situated IL very desirable u.,plhnr-
mood The title IS believed {" bn clear Of all nfrc.
ton but selling as trustee. sc suhscrbcy oi,I cnl,,
only such title sc vested IN him hy dc decd sffc-
said. JOIIE y EfGtTHH
aug 12-fOtc
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Cotton a arm!

COTTON T9RN!! COTTON T4R.T!!!!
n order TO meet the exgcncy OF the present times
ID and competition on fair groundAiso, TO enable
Country Merchants and others, to purchase cor,
row YARNS, rs cheap in Fi1giaja lis other parts
Of the Union have concluded 10 sell my Cotton
Yarns by the quantity of $50 pounds and upwards
IN assortnlents OF equal quantities from No. 10 10
at 81 cents per pound, with ADVANCE OF three cents
per No up to No. go. Il is not necessary TO say
any thing about the quality Of these Yarns, rs they
are So generally We'll known aud allowed by ali who
have used them to be superior o,y IL, HE Jaion
Orders left oriorwarded to Mr.. Wm,. Clark, ir. Pc
tcrsburg, to Mr. William Wallace, Mr.. John W.
and Mr.. WIN. j. Clarke, Richmond, or 10 myself at
! the Factory, wiil be promptly attended to.
am also prepared 20 furnish Cotton Yarns dyed
u any colour suitable for stripping checks ginghams
Mt prices to suit the times Good white seed cotton
will be taken il exchange for Gotten yarns, or gnned
Tor the customary toll, viii be purchased at the
FACTORY, ana the hAshsse price givcn. have w 90
! Carding Machine in operation at the Factory vii!
new aeit OF cards all complete, w!ick warrant ,c
card wool rolls III manner superior TO wat an,
other ever did, does, i'll this section of country
rice tor cardng, 10 cents pound, or IL 2 cent:
ii Ind the grease. The arrangement is so n:adr
with this machine, that wool can be cardcd as well
III winter as in summer.
JOSEPH HAYWOOD.
PoichGtga Cotton Ract1y-y
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DATE OF LATEST EUROPEAN ADyicrs.
rom II3vre, Iri,
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NOI'IClt

NfRS. MARY TOMPHINS continues her Board
ing i;ouse, in that large und airy Brick Building
on &. Street, very coEiiguaes to the Capitol where
s!le VIII be prepared 10 accommodate ten or fifteen
members Of the Convention, and approaching Lcgis
Iature. auo l;-w2t
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&C. Sec LIST page Daily Taper.
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90 fLCN OLJN3DURGS .fyND I3i1NS
's'iE subscribers, as Agents for tine Petersburg
Manufacturing Company, have III store "A supply
Of heavy Cotton Oznaburgs, intended particularly for
negro shrtngs; and Cotton Yarns OF all numbers
from 3 to 20, which they offer by Wholesale Il: the
Factory prices, viz:
For all Numbers .znnn Z To Ia
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COTTON OZM4BURGS !, X,4H.N.S.
IESHE Subscribers agents for the Amelia Facto-
n ~, have IN store Il supply OF heavy ozuabures
intended particularly fox negro shiTtings, and cotton
yarns assorted, which offer for sale at i inctorv
prices. WORKMAN s. MGRUDER
10 w4t
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Go,antecrtaI assrnru.

"a war ncr heart death ne'er made cnld.n
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a HANDSOME HORSE four wears old
IA of fine pedigree may be bought low n, Recrs,s
avery Stable, il Immediate application be made
aur 95-2t* ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1829-05-26

news. You will not send nor deliver printed
sheets ar bills OF any other character, as supple
ments or as extra newspapers. There has also
been want OF sufficient care in rating letters
Many double, some triple, and even quadruple
.e'tefs ace rated az single II a letter encloses
bank note, il is double; if it encloses three bank
notes, 1t is quadruple, and should be rated accord
ingiy. IL may sometimes be difficult TO determine
the proper rate but if the letter has the appear
ancc Of being double, you viii, be careful to mark
IL as such and ii the person receiving Ii shall ques-
uon Its correctness, he open il in the presence
OF the Postmaster or his assistant. The want of
proper attention 10 these several points, has been
nightly injurious 10 the Department. Each case
may seem a little matter, scarcely worthy Of re.
gard; but II should be remembered that the whole
revenue OF the Department is made up Of these
niue items and 1t is their combination that gives
me ana energy TO the whole machine. II is at all
times the duty of the Postnasters to adhere strict.
iy to both the letter and spirit of the law, and es.
pecialiy at this crisis, when the current engage.
ments OF the Department already entered into
greatly exceed the amount ofits ordinary revenue.
w. T. BARRY.