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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
PROPOSALS
fDT Puo|1Mtag by Subscription, IN tie 1o,ea of Poris
mouth, pirstnia, Newspaper, to be entitled. tie
PORTSMOUTH REPUBLICAN,
AND
PLRGLNJ.4 COMMERCIAL G.lZETr7-C.
EY JAMES Z. WEST.

EY JAMES C.. wESv.
~ compliance with the ish of mauy of Nh. mos, we
pectabe citizens of Portsmouth,, vim are .uxiaus f.,
PuDca'"h oil Their oWu' The publisher pre- THU
Prospectus to the patronage aud support of the
Oh fofs'nou'h, Norfolk, and the adjoining Countess
II Is unnecessary, in the present nliphteu.d -a IN
enter ito iaboIed detail of tho value of
In republic founded the vrtue and pen.raI iu,e;
se"'c vi lhe community and which only be supported
ana continued on the basis, their u,ilv must he
p"teh TO every Rejecting mind We shall proceed the.
lore Without further ks specify the COM. ,va in;
" pursue an" us OBJECTS /" which attention i'll
DC CHIEFLY directed. la the first place we wold d;sncr
state h"t the REt uBLlCAN is not intended 10 be parti
~" paier or devoted To any, particular Marty mr. admin;
Haoh iuithe than their measures be, i'm our view
wise aud beneficial, cacua ted 10 uromu. tis
Oh our country We shall aim preserving "A reid inn
pafuay between conflicting parriescareulv excudip,
va .o"'"'eises "i PERSONAL aud acrimonious nature;
ID 'Ne same time, DESTROYS that both sides of tho
question ON Tie merits OF public aud measures may he
eey aud fairly stated, that readers will b. enabled
10 oaw their own conclusions, and form their own oni
ions on cnntrurered points.
Our object ud design is 20 max. rho I,u..
'eh'ce OF Commercial and gene, al inorna medium
oil FACTS, rath.r than political discussions or ab,,,,,
'i'fsi ions Nor viii Agricultural aud Msc.,l,,,ons =;
"'matinn be nesiected-or The Literary and Scientific
news OF the day There is likewise another subsc which
" I"s"se al aasqudte shaie OF our attention, VIZ: In
erna improvement. Whaiever difference of opin,n NAV
NS DIS 10 ie powers o! the General Government in re-
ference to this subject, there be none as l., lin, wis
"''' P','ey o improving To the utmost our natural
a"VanageS, by removing ouciiuus in our yarsmakn,
o"',S an" "aos-hus opening channels fo comnsrce
"o gaining Neatly aud vigorous exercise all the re-
VI our ,'a'e. his COURSE which has been sn hap.
ply begun by the Dismal swamp Canal viii uo ,r.r
eve o"g, become primary object Of Importance with cur
@'atssmen' and ee flesh stimulus to our ,ecayins com
'nerce aud languishing agriculture.
iavins thus briefly umfoldee our intended co, :, -
IA. lbs WIN t'' puoi!c To say how fr they think it WORTHY
OF patronage. ~ - '"!
~ Is our intention to issue first number of
III" Republican in April! provided 100 s,brli, ~
vio"sly proceed. " ie
Cu,iDrrIcHs
III Tue hEPEE!.IiAN will he handsomely printed on
Fe'"ya'' sea" weekly, tuesdays and Eridaysl at 81
per snnun, payable in advance. ~ -
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- NOTlCE.-Thcre is general desire that the
Debate on the Convention question: shall be rescued
from the pershable tormin which it now exists, and
be preserved in more durable shape Fox this end,
and believing that it will be valuable in future time
for purposes Of rolticai and historical reference the
Editors ofthe Wing propose to publish it in Pamphlet,
and they request those who wish one or more copies,
to call at their Office examine the conditions. and
if they like them subscribe to the work. certain
number of subscribers is Indispensable to the under
taking. Feb 60
f@ The LETTER BAG ofhe ship Richmond for ondon
Will he closed al my countugroon evening at
arH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
MARINE NTMygyG.
PORT OF RICHMOND. .M.aRCH 4.
ARRIVED.

Schr Planter Baldwin, from New Y ork, S days, with
sGhdries Mitchell, Winston, Davenport, Allen G.
Co, Workman & NGruder, Peyton, w & d Kyle e.
Co p Sullivan Otis Dunlap s Co HKildoc,J AI'Far-
land, Lancaster u Denby,J Gorden, Anderson, Garth
" Go. G Holt, r & Co. Thompson, ] II Nash G a
Warwick, Nelson, Il J Smith, J Parker, M'Donald,
Rennie, Grannss, Son e. Brothers, Hall 6 Moore
JAMES IL Co. Cnen 6; Brothers, III Weaver, B Hill
Hard, to order and apples
Schr Piutarci, Shorter, from Baltimore ) days via
Fortress Monroe, with sundrirs to d Tinberlake, A..
Perlcolns d. ca e. G Crane. Priplelt Il Johnson,
Cunningham, and j II Blan,ire
Soop Washington Packet HINES, from Frederick sbug,
witt corn, to w hiicou and r Myers.
Sloop Excel, from Great Egg Harhour, With ballast.
SAILED,
Srhr. Roanoke, Barr, for Norfolk, with -four and pig
lion
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

NTIRGIHIA At rulcs, holden in the clerks Office Of Essex
county, the Sd day Of November, 1926: Elizabeth
Ludlow, William Garnet, guardian Of Mary Elizabeth, ani
Richard John Ludlow plaintiffs, against Mary, Elizabeth aud
Richard John Ludlow infants Of Richard Ludlow dec James
NJ Gactt, assigned guardian ad tcm defcud toe said in
lanS and Richard Ludlow, detndauts-IH CH,ScEpY.
The defendant Richard Ludlow, having entered his az
pcarauce and given security according the assembly,
and the rules Of this court, and appearing by satisfactory e-
dence that he not naban Of this State: tc,c,rc on
the motion Of the pant is ordered that said defendant
Richard Ludlow, do appear before the Justices Of the county
court of Essex, the third Monday in JANUARY next and an
their bill and that copy of this order he forthwith inserted
in newspaper Of extensive circulation published in This
Commonwealth, for tVo months successfully and that another
copy be posted the front door court house Of this ro
a copy. 1estc, ZACH. U. CBGTTENDEN, u. &.
W Wit
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driser for the Company the hplidah, acceplln OF
any part given to himself with respectful saaln bv
raising his trunk three times above his head in tho
manner OF the oriental obeisance, and often did he
express his thanks bya murmuring noise. When a
bough INSTRUCTED the houdah, he twisted his trunk
around it, and though of considerable magnitude
broke 1t off with case, and often gathered a leafy
branch either to keep off the lies, or as fan TO ao.
tate around him, by waving it with his trunk; he &C.
morally paid visit to the tent door during breakfast
procure sugar candy and fruit and to be cheered
by the enoomlulns and caresses he deservedly met
with no spaniel could be more nnocently PLAYFUL or
tonder of those who noticed him. than this docie ami
NAL who on particular occasions appeared conscious
OF his exaltation above the brute creation.
Forbes OiieIiai .WCinoiaS,
d. Krnnicott, soon Of his great
work. the Hebrew Bible, travelling Oxford in the
stage The happened To I'M
upon his erudite abor One person inquired 'what sue
they were likely to have!" "Not much' replied
second-"udeed, what you expect from the OF
cobbler:" 81 beg your pardon,' observed Keunicott
mildly, the small establishment aud confusion of the
geutle,uen,-"my father always reckoned a good
shoemaker-I never heard that be cg6Jied his wosk."
1Ye following beautiful lines are on a monument Of Spr,o
Children by Chanuy:
If chcrubs sumbcr, snch is their repose,
SO motionless, 50 beautiful they lie;
While DER their forms, u sotten'd splendor govs,
And round thei couch, celestial breezcs sigh
Aud such the of Eve in Eden's bower,
Her white bower beamiis in the moonlight ray,
Iii 4 she rcclincd as some night-cloSing fowef
To rise more radiant at the break of day.
And such our sleep in happy childhood ere
Thought, like "a giant from the rest, awohe
10 bind the bounding heart, and fasten there
His iron letters and his heavy yoke.
Thus as gazod that fair fashioned child
Breathing the homage OF the heart alonc;
In dreams ofearly Dessedics5 begml'd,
a silent captive at the sleepsrs ,hrouc;
Young mothers came, coniessing with a kiss
The babe, the image Of their first born love-
Or wept for ons 'niore beautiful than this
Goue from its cradle TO its rest above.
BIithc children stoppd their laugh; they would vol loIse
The gentle baby from lis siuhbcr deep;
While lofty eyes, and high unbelime biows,
Lolgd for the silence of that deamless sleep.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

BRINE st; Crois sugars, large hhds
New Orleans, do
Green coffee Inolasses
Fine JaIaicl and ANTIGUA Rim.
y. England, do
Ohio whiskey, northern e;A,
Holland gin. cognac BRANDY.
ILoIlaston lime. window giuss;
Gunt o"der salt
Cotton yarns, No to IL.
Young hyson and gunpowder teas,
sole leather, cut nails.
Candies, winter lamp a..
Pepper, snuff
Paper Of various descriltioiis
American cigars indigo.
Albany and Hartford ale,
EoF sale,by DAVENPORT, ALLEN & CO.
ma ut ~ O'O'
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vERGIMIA. SOUVENIR.
WARD ELECTION.

TENITE election of Common Councilmen, in The So
n vcral Wards, VII be held on the 1st JHcd-
nesdny in I4prI ncri viz; In Jefferson Ward No. /,
at Armstrong; tavern-In Madison Ward No. 9,
at the Eagle Hotel; and in Monroe Ward No 3, at
the Shockoc Hill Tavern. Polls will open in each
Ward at ten o'clock, A. NJ "Thc free holders Of
lots within the said city whether improved not and
whether such frcoholdcrs reside therein or not, and
the housckcopers and inhabitants oftc said city, who
shall have resided therein at any time for the space
Of three months, without the intcrnission of one IL
months, and possess in their own right within the
same movable and imnoveablc property to the va
lue ofone hundred pounds" are entitled to vote.
w. ". WREN. Scrc't e Il.
Mich 4 -oGf
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Il boIsadIs aorlrsa Gurre,tt.
RjchmOni, .Gr1'ch S, 1929.


STAPLE ARTICLES.
EOtacco, teat--
good to fine, l00lb. SO a lie
middliDg, 4 50a6
common, 4 Il 5
refused, ) 81 Il i
p'aaiyactuyei-
LIST quail. cavcndisll, Ii. s. Il Il
small twist, no. l, llal3
no. SAN
fSo1r, ciy' nIiils,7 -
canaJ,I
Uheat, bush. 30 q / 10
Core, bush. 45 Il 10
Coal, best ior shipping, IL u u
interior, II u 10
Cotton, . a 81
v.ulloUs OTHER AirICE;.s.
IiuN, ID. 8
BrimSioae, roll, 10. a3A
BceSicar, best, y u %
Eaties', - a 10
Bey,, mess, Dbl. loA all
Bncon, new, g. q =
Cheese, 5 Il 10
Candies, tilllow, maud, 1Qi i Il
sperm. % 4 80
C9Eee, w. /. green, ID Il IA
Java, white, IT. "a II
ordinary qualities, II
Chocolate, no. I, 10 ala
Cop- ,as, Id. ) Il 81
Fisii, hcrrimgs, no. 1, 3 so
shad, no. /, q a = 20
mackGrel, no. l, : so a6
do. no. ,, 5 % ) 40
do. 10. ), 4 25
Es'uit, ra;sius, bunch, box, i
muscatel, 3 a ; 10
Fathers. live secsp, good, 3oa3a
Glass, window, Sxl0, 30 feet,
= = 10 l0xl2, do. )
Gunpo.c,ley, Dupomt's, ) so 4 6
Ren,9, American, ton, l30 Il l4O
Hides, Spin, sun-dricd, II d Is
saited, Ia Is
Indigo, Spin fiotnt, lb.1 1872 %
Iron, Swcdcs, ton, les
English, 80 a so
American, 30 u SO
Lard, new, GAa1
Line, 100
-Leuthei', sole, - "A -
upper / IS Il , Is
Luylbe,', clear, 1000 It. III
understandable, IL IL IS
lIlthogany, St. Dom. It. Is Il 70
Bay, 10 alp
Jiolasses, gal. n. O. so a -
W. India, generally, IS "a 50
Medt, busiypl, -
Nails, cut, III. II a8
OIL, liiIsecd, gal. ?oa15
tannCrs', bbi. Is all
sperni. winter prsd. gul SO ass
do. summer GO. 65 u 70
C1tS, DuSn. %
Plaster IF Pa,ir, ton, 50
Pork, prime, biIl. IL It II 90
HESS. II IL III 60
Rice, Carolina, (ncw) ~ scarce.
Sugar, loaf 1890, lump l5al5
n. o. brown, loo los. 8 a9
ST. Croix, DO. 10 ala
musrovadoes, g u 10
SAT-, sach, Liv. flied, gs Il -
ground alum 2 II 2 IS
!Salpeh'e, ID. 10 Il Il
Sp'rjts--
brandy, cogp;Ic, egl. ! IUa / 81
apple brandy, - a ;}8
pEach do. 80 u 100
rum, ST. Croix &; AM. 60 9l
do. New England, asa 81
GIN, Holland, l a i IL
do. American, 50 a 81
whiskey, ga %
Steel, German, Id. II a 16
Ehg. blistc1rd, o Z 9
Amer. do. Gas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06
COMMERCIAL 2serorb,

ELOUR.-The price ct Flour has been declining
daily for time, uatl it has got down to dol
lars in this market, and dull at that; purchasers
Holding back under the impression that it will fall still
fuwer.--Our own impression is that it has not yet
rtachcd its minimum, unless, which seems improba-
hle, the contest between the Euysians and Turks
snail involve the other great European powers in
war.
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1asee60ss 81 sSr0.
BY D.4VENpORT .gLLE,W &, co

BY DaVE.NPORT, .9LLE.N &, co.
GROCERIES.
On MONDAY, the 9th instant, at halt pas. 10
O'CLOCK, will be sold,at our auction store,
10 Hhds moasses
DO st. Croix sugars, first quality
do New Orleans do.
do Antigua rum
ia do New England do
40 bbls whskey
90 do country .u
ii bids fine Jamaica run,
pipes cognac brandy
3 do Holland gin
100 renns cap paper
30 boxes cigars
10 terces winter oil
90 bags pepper
10 do race ginger
20 boxes gunpowder tea
SO do sperm candles Sc g..
- luNi ~ ID. A. e. Co. Aucfs
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AUCTION.
sell IL front of our office, A' VIC WIZ
SO Bags coffee
10 hhds sugar
10 hhds whiskey
pipes pure French brandy
puncheons line Julaaica run,
bags pepper
80 boxes chocolate
10 Or casks currant Wine
~ boxes and kegs man. tobacco good euaIq
sale ny Messrs. Orrs, DuNLor g. Co.
il1f KING q RICHARDSON.
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DANIEL WELLER

DANIEL WELLER
Opposite the Union Hotel, Offers far Sdls,
ES00 Boxes Tin Plate l-3 cross
$500 lbs iron Wire from Ne. g to IS
1000 lbs Russia sheet iron
5000 lbs double and single rolled English iron.
lie Will also keep constantly hand, general as
sortment Of Tin Ware also Noodles Patent Portable
Ovens for baking charcoal furnaces. The above
articles will be sold low us they cpn be bought in
this market. 4m C. Dec
-4'tnuat -peeti"g Of tie Bible Society Of "a.
ESOl.VED, That the sixteenth anniversary
"a meeting OF the Bible Society OF Virginia be
held i'll Trinity Church. in this city, On tile inst Tues
day 9th in April next, at the hour of 10 oclocl A.
NJ and that the Recording Secretary give public
notice of the same, and invite Auxiliary ptieties 10
send delegates to said meeting.
EIt'Uet from minutes Of Cd Etb., 1929
JAMES GRAY, Recording Secretary
Bible Societies throughout the State will confer
favor by communicating such information as they
may deem useful and Auxiliary Societies are oayc-
uar requested to make up and forward tAcs reports
10 the Key Stephen Taylor, corresponding secretary,
on or betore the first Tuesday IN March next.
Feb 6 JAMES GRAY, Rccng Secry.
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NE7 NJ. CONAN has received, and o,g GftT5 = wei;
w selected and general assortment ladies' and ernccs
gold and silver patent lever and verge Watches eight day an
mantle Clocks and TmGpieces: diamond pearl Paste lei,
and fancy Jewely; silver, plated, and Britannia IYat
eye[Gmt caendar and other Pencils; fountain silver and
picks, RazOrs Scissors Penkuiycs Thermometers perr,s-
SION and flint Pocket Pistols, percussion Caps SpyGlascs
surveyors and poke; COmpJssG, Plating INSTRUMENTS mi
mature frames and pokct books; card cases purrs
and purse clasps pocket and shell conb gold JET steel and
silk chairs seals and KEYS key rings military goods: watch.
makers tools and materials with great variety Of other ar;
cle all Of which he enabled to sell below former prices
NB-Watches and clocks, and mathematical instruments,
Carefully repaired and adjusted.
Orders for any article in his line ruucaty Attended TO-
de2-eots
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a CIR, p,

a gsAEsy1.
The Ladies ard Gentlemen of Richmond and its
vicinity, are most respectfully informed that Hiss
GEoRGE and her sister Mrs. Cur, have arrived and
will have the honor of giving two Concerts of vocal
and instrumental music, at Mr.. Xaupi's assembly
rooTn Tuesday March the 10th, aud Thursday the
l2th, the particulars Of which, with list of songs,
advertisement. Upon this occasion several amateurs
and professional gentlemen have in the handonest
narner kindly offered their assistance.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Ohm ii. BLAMIRE grateful for past favours.
~ now offers for sale, at his Drug and Apothecn1y
Store directly opposite the door Of the Eagle Hotel
his regular supply oftresh Garden Seeds which he of
ters lower than usual and which he confidently recon-
ends to lbs friends, customers and the public anon"
them-wblch are too numerous to mention-yz; =
Superior early Washington weeks peas
True do Charleston
Large dwarf marrowtat
White kidney or bunch snap beans
Fine early york cabbage
Go do Cautiower
do do Battersa
10 do Purple cape broco
Green curlcd and green globe SAVOY,
and all other kinds
White and red solid celery
Imperial ice and brown Dutch lettuce
Sceflet shit top and white turnip radisies
Early golden Sioux corn, [ripen il CO days.
Large red tomato
Purple egg plant
Salsata or oyster plant
NaSturtium
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T rules held in the clerks Office of the court of the United
In States for the 9Th circuit aud district of virginia in
the month of FEB 1925 James Thompson Richard Nut,
and John G. Hcrndon executors Of Eppaphrodis TmbGaAc
vving parners of William Cunningham q Co, de,s;i C.,a
Gerry.
The defendants not having entered fc appearance AMI
given security according rulc of the court aud appearin
by satisfactory evidence, that they inhabitants the
state OF the motion of the plaintiffs, by their
sell is ordered tina; the said defendants appear before the a
court at the city of Richmond the first day Of the next term
ann answer inc nts bill and tla acopy Of this rule be forth
mond for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted font door
Of the capitol i'll the said CITY.
d 4 cory g,esic RI JEFFFIEt; Cl-
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FRESH GOODS.

FRESH GOODS,
H walls,
Blue black and cold gros de Naples
Ratiste and Italian nets
Lace capes, pelirenes and collars
fashionable caicoes and printed callbrics
Plaid and striped gnghams
CaInbric laconet and Swiss muslins
Niesm and silk cravats assorted
Gloves and belt ribhands do
Superior silk umbrellas
Black blue ard steel mkt cloths
w lth variety of other seasunabie gouils, which
are offered at low prices for cash.
1eO ID HALL. NELSON
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virtue Oh u Deed Of Trust rom Thomas pnI
ing and Sarah his wife, dated the 18th dav nf
November, 1928, and Of record in the county Gus
el !iehilco and county court Of Mecklenhnrg We
sha!i on the irst day OF April next, proceed to Sen ~
public auction, before the Union tIotel in th,J nt
OF Richmond the following property viz: One lot IF
iand lying III the county Of Henrico near the cv If
HichInond containing one half acre, and bounded -,
part by the intersection of q and 32d streets. a1l
one other lot i'll the city OF Richmond contn,n;ne,
forty five feet on Poplar street; also one othc, It
parcel otland, at Marion Hill, containing four acT
also one other lot or parcel Of laud, i'll the county ~
licnrlco adjoining the lands of John New aud otT TO-
containing lonr acres, with its improvements consr
mg OF dwelling house, &c; also one other lot ~
tie city OF Richmond, On the corner of + and eotn
streets confirming tortyiour feet front And on tb
-ot4 DAY u pf44 next II no: previously disposed Of
ut private sale, we shall proceed to Sell at nmbI;
auction at Aiec,enburg Courthouse iii beino conrt
day. the t9loWiEg tract oilapd, lying in the comfy
! oil AIecAenburg, containing 500 acres more, or 10
being the tract Of land conveyed by PETE iL
to Richard liozewood Gnd join Buckr ell a,5 by,
them 10 Thomas Pulling. "-~ ~
.ORRlN WILLIAMS,
JOHN y. LANCASTER, Ifu;sees.
n E---ilI persons having claims AGAINST ,Tbo,n,,
ful!ing are requested TO bring them iorvord an,
sign u release within SIX months from the 17th 80
of November, 1873, or they Will be cebarred Ram "a
privileges OF tie above decd OF trust E
! .. WILLIAMS,
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Circulating Library.

g II. NASHS Circulating Library has bceu III
sure to state that i'll opposition TO the opinion Of sy.
RAJ persons who have tried it, that it has met his most
lie has continued to increase the number Of rr,
issued IRON the press, together with number Of cid
valuable standard works. - 0i'
q few more persons can be received as sutscri1crs
when the number will be limited 81 - - 40
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ST. CROIX SUGARS, OIL, O.

ST. CROIX SUGARS, OIL, DC.
Landing from .5chr. Erit
Is Hbhds. new crop St. Crox sugars, prime qaIlit,
IL tierces best winter pressed 81
l. barrels New Ark cider
: terces pint bottles porter for sale bv
feb 2l-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. g.
TT Eyy DRY GOODS STOEE.-J.4NES H. ~. !:
IERhas taken the store formerly III the occupau.r al
AiesSrs Crfnniss, Son & Brothers. immediately opposite III,
Hall " Moores) amt has hand general isGstlne, Of
staple and fancy Dry Goods among which are
Cloths, cassmeIes and saincis, fine and coarse
Red, white, green and yellow nannels
Silk and striped Valencia vesiings
SrransdOwn and harseiics do
Irish and German linens, lawns and curbiics
CaiIcna assorted, embracing great variety
aIcy, striped and plaid gngI,aas
Plain and figured bontazettS, various co0rs
Al To 81 jaconci and book muslil,s
hlul, India and Swiss do.
Swiss and black Italian silk cr.ivas
Canton and Mandarin grapes; Italian do.
Black Italian ustrin5, senChCwS and sarslrtS
4 large assortment OF silk, cotton and WOODEN hO,jt@
Fashionable bonnet and belt ribbons
Flag Bandanua and cotton handhercre!s
Gloves aud combs ofevery description
Linen and cotton tckpg furniture and apron cigEhs
l.inseys and kerscys suitable for servants clotin
Brown aud hlcachcd don'cstics diapers, &c.
CarPeiing hCartirrugs umbrellas DC &C.
Which with variety Of other articles, hc fsdcspus to SOL
ow for cash. No, J-ts
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CfJP4,NEOTS DISE4SES

Practical Synopsis of Cu'arcnus Diseases from the
IA celebrated authors and particularly FROM documents a
orded by the clinical of DIR Bett Cazcnave
Schede, NJ D's Translated from the FRENCH with Notes
icA5 r's' ni'iisteJ and Coz ss'. ~ =. u NASH
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FOX RENP.

FOR RENT.
1.-TWO large stables, calculated to hold 10 to I )
n horses, with sheds, also earriage-housc; they
are convenient, being not moro than 400 yards above
the Eagle Hotel, on main street (eraharns lott with
spring of puro water, within 30 feet. As am not
using them, viii take moderate rent.
mar SGT BENZ. w. ATOSS.
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IH$a1E Subscriber Intending to ciose bis business
a as soon as possible Will sell his stock of DRY
SOODS at the most redaced prices. He invites his
friends and the public generally to call and Judge
ior themselves Z. REFINE,
mar 5-2aWSt Next door to Jude e. Meures
ShOckoe Hill
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06

/ 49,. BEL s many other handsonr capitals.
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-" Legislature having repealed The Jaw prohi;tnr , cal
"I iotiaa cAe!s, the public respectfully informed la, -
/ uljcg the Eagle Hotel! " " -'''''"esiS OD'&tJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-03-06


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"Fe-"yai' seni @eeky, (fuesdays Fridays at 81
geI sutu'n, payable in advance.