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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-05
COMMERCIAL

-ItoSt "NFN Tioui WAS Nll. S1a L..
stores; a few lots of King Street were ga
s. Ilzi and some parcels of Potomac ,,j@. !
The wagon price opened On l!oJ,,,J
5 G8 70 ) l2l. after which il was STEADY ~ SO
throughout the week. with the eActp,;. d
Thursday and Saturday afternoon, when IT,
So 10.
Yesterday it was excessively dull; lie ii
sales we have heard Of were 100 barre. v.|
Street ar ) O6, 60 DAYS credit, addiDr "A
interest; 100 bis. az same price. GG DAYS. 40
interest; and a lot OF Potomac Flour, ci gp,, \
of 100 hr!s, at 5 GO, and the interest 70. Cd,
The wagon price was uniformly 500 Il
Export Cor the week ending SATURDAY, Al
iust.-l597 bbis. coastwise.
Quantity inspected during the same rrt ]
king-street, 1850 bblS. 90 half Nj, |
Potomac, Sl2 " 60 4"
Wharf, Is! "a, "
Total $3.50 e+2 "
GR,1x.-Wc quote Hhfdt s. % orY
GOOD Red: not much coming to mlrkel.
was sold last ~eek at 81 Cts. from vessels; sd
is asked from stores. Uhie Gem vas qi
52i els. from stores; the saline piice We, as
o~uentIv offered and retusrd-6j asked. AqI
90 of piilne VI bite would command GO as ID
the vessel. 1t is very srsrce il iia @sgta 4
in demand.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-05
E.rlrort Of a fener. dalel

G.tfJOtt ~ 80
..LosDoN. A1g %
The duty on Wheat Is no" at E'0' q
ls7d per brI, which | think as 10" a. =
this will throw immense stocks, now CIl" "
upon the market, and present quota'"e'.'
long be maintained. II will be un'"'
from the United States in expectation o, r
low duties. or at more than Sja5 80, b"
LONDON CORN EXCHANGE
We have little To report Of the mar |
The foreign arrivals are very eoH'loaT
those of English moderate. lhsFe
siness doing. that we can only gave Me
minally the same as on M"ndaycr r.
this week, Wheat. foreign, i4.4oV' ha
Oats, foreign. 1880 Ehg''''' ""
HAMBURGH, Aug. 90 sd
F,om the interior our supplies Of '''.'
coming very limited. The best 'i.i
been sold at advanced prices h'fp1
en-: the supply in the market Is nO' .
inclination to speculate IN It mas ''''
HAvRE MARKET--Auors! 9lni%
Commercial affairs in general hH'e
suned the regular course whic0''' ~,rgI
the late political events. We nave "a" .s,1
ery reaspn TO trust that this state Of ta,
be of short duration. The sales Of i@,.-
have been at an advance Of II 4 i
advance has taken place III !"
In iour there i, nothing tn reP1L-.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-05

When Satan grows old he turns hermat,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-05

Governor Gilmer has summoned the LegisIa-
ture Of Georgia to meet on the 18th of October,
two weeks earlier than the time prescribed BY
law, to prevent the further. depredatIous IF the
persons employed in taking The gold from the
Islands OF the state In the occupancy Of the Chero-
keeNo
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-10-05

4 letter from Washington says-'the rumor
that Gen .Jackson will Withdraw himself from be-
fore the people as a candidate. gains ground.
and the general impression is. that the friends IT
the General will decide between Mr.. Van Bu-
rem and Mr.. Calhoun, and thai a portion of them
will 90 over to Mr.. Clay. The first effect of
this decision will be seen in the election ola
public printer. "-Bah Pat.
~S%He
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
RICHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY.

~ RS. CHRISTIANNA G.. BURKE resn,. >tfi,llo
L'a announces her intention to omen in tbs CITY
on the first day Of Oc,ober next Seminary for the
admission Of Young Ladies BoardeFs and day scho-
lars
IL IS 'cmpiated TO offer institution combining
the most solid requirements. with the most popular
btu fashionable accomplishments Without lsyine
Cl'' !" any extraordinary qualifications for dischar
Slng ,he orduope and highly responsible duties which
VII ncNo!Ve on ner Principal. Mrs Il feel. cent
u'"t mat an cariy attention to the subject of Iuea
to' ard an experience Of mnny years in ITS details
10 ne assistance at so many able teachers. win
enable her To afford advantages equal TO any IN this
'tat+ and not interior to those any Northern Inst
tuition.
Mrs. Burke will receive daily assistance from Mr.
nulhe a. al h"uF not interfering with the duties Of
his own Seminary Mr. Macully Teacher OF uoibs
E7Gt'es IA Tie Richmond Seminars will also Sive daiIv
instruction IN the branches cied with as dener,
| mcnt.
Mr. Stephen Bernard, native Of France win
teach the m0dern anguauns
most approved masters. - o
Doarders VIII receive that parental ats1ijau rvbcI
|hiisi It avoids undue restraint will insist % he full
hlcEt OF al moral and religious duties { nd epio,n n
strict regard Tor those obscrvaRces best calculated 20
insure an easy and becoming department.
The following table exhibits moro exters;r.
course 81 studies than generally offered for the CO.
ucailon Of females. They IRE submitted IN detsiI on
account OF ne belief, that many parents xii consider
thein Essential 10 complete EDUCATION:
OrthogroPlr Arithmetic.
W ;fSteg' housekeeping,
" riting, Algebra,
English Grammar, C.-9metrr
b Dp2Sln %g'ur2I Philosophy,
D"ies l4ettFeS, Chemistry,
Ep's'oiary 9iy!e, The Cock, Latin, French
Ancient ana Aodern lis ItalIan and Spanish Lam
tory guGges,
! Geography, with The use Vocal and ips,,rr,a,.-I
] OF Globes and Maps Music,
( Ne. 'L..,'Iy' Drawing and Painting,
So'AraI history. Dancing,
l. me richmond Female Seminary will be opened
1 IN the house on 18th street once occupied hv the
!ale Mr' Irtdrrck Pieasau;s-ccntral, spacious, ele
waited and retired location in the cItv can bator
afford the necessary accommodation.
Board Tor Tie scholastic year OF / 0 months sooo
Tuition IN ei the English branches IN
Extra charges regulated by those of other scaooi
Application IN person or by letter, will receive
prompt attention. m, s5f,ct
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
FAIL FA5ZLO cIS.
TT n SEsGs =

50 AYMOND 81 BROTHERS big leave to not ify
&c their friends and the public thai in addition to
heir present stock, hey are frequently rccr,vinr
large supplies OF BATS. OF almost every description
--oInrng which LIST aud I'd quaiIiy beavers: LIST
ADD ~ DO. casters; i;aiI heayrrs a very neat aud
cheap article; LIST, Cd and 81 qua!ity rOrams; yonh-'
and chilircn's hats; wool hats &c
They have, IN addition their stock of Hats. a
handsome assortment OF CAPS; consisting OF gcT.
u'men.s English and American sea otter; d.. tur
and hair seal; chlldrens do. do.
Country Merchants are respectfully informed, that
they can be supplied at the shortest notice and Oh
the most favorable terms, and hat no pains will be
spared 10 FIJI their orders the ncatesl manner.
n. L. Good Flour at the market prices Will oil
ways he rectiVed on account. sep 28-ents
Ma A. committed To tile jail Charles Guy Coun,y as a
w rIna~Hy, on the l6n Of July last negro man slave
named enley, Of dark brown complex about 81 YEAR OF
eelr or inches high, inps very much his GAIT Fsuv
y one OF the slaves allotted Mrs iuu Cnl,n wife Of
John COsin, part OF her dover in the Vim Lhi
foot, decd and lays he has bought hs said John
Iosn The tact0f this naways having been committed 10
JAIL has been reported TO the court he has valued aud
the court by their order of the 18Th Of last month directed
sale Of m TO he made forthwith tie time aud place
thereof had been advertised required By virtue of
tn ORDER shall sell the sad runaway. Court House of
Ihare: City County the third Thursday IN October next
Icing The &isi Of the Tont aud day for said COUNTY
sep l1-w@wf WN. TYLER, ShT
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
Eiack Lace Teils end Lace Goods.

EiGch Lace Feils Gud Lace Goods.
GAaA Black Lace Wells of rich and new patterns.
ASO some OF them ChantIily worked. from to
$40. Ladies' wishing elegant aud choau wells have
uIr oppor unity Of selecting from this extensive as
sortmcnt-Also, ioo'rng laces, of al widths prices
and qua!ty wide end rich bubbinet trimming laces
Tor ccp>; horl.G' and hpuncIng; PLAIN wide lace:
thread cdgings ard lnser,ings and rich thread lace
the real blonde trimming lace ell the fashionable col
lars, caps, peerines. iurcilns. manlctts SC &c
comprising every variety OF Lace Goods, at the most
reduced prices-tor safe b. the yard or piece single
or dozen, at K. H. JENKINS
oct Fancy Dry Good q Irish Linen Store.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

OCT CAAS. PALMER.
HENRY o. MIDDLETON, of FREDERICKSBURG
80 Va, has undertaken to restore lands in Va to
the original owners thet have been sold for the direct
tax OF the Upited States, and State tax. Also thai
%hich has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of
virginia, for the non yueut of taxes
lie viii undertake for pur;!on of the land rcco-
Vered; but If preferred by tho ProPrietors will take
stipulated or contingent compensation to be paid
alter the performance arrangements.
PERSONS wishing HE services. had better communi.
cate carly with hrm ut Fredericksburg. Va. lpcst
pad as he expects 10 out for the West this tall
lie continues to receive e~rucies to investigate
2r' identify Western lands nv actual survey: 10 rent
tease ort pay the taxes, make sales. and rrRdcr
mcut hereof
The continued extensive range Of riding which his
engogem nts require WesD of The Allegheny noun
taIns, affords the opportunity transact other bust
rally.
The settlement and bonding Of debts. collecting.
negotiation, md all other business will receive prompt
personal HUonr"n. As this advertisement solIcrrs
beyond his personal acquaintance, he ncrs reference
10 The following gentlemen:
Corporation Of Ere3erIcksburg. "a.
John Nclcuic john S WeIlfo-d
@ii.tm }: Roberts, Fsyc,te Johnston,
RIeUrn Thomas. Archibald Har,
William a. Knox
Spo'eyis7nj1 Coa7fy. ia.
George. Hamilton William Bernard
Samuel a Sorrow, C"ipcpsr County ia.
.4i5cmurie CGuuEy. pa
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers, Hugh Nelson.
Robert Rives, Nelson County, Va
David Briggs. Richmond City. Va
Thomas .. Taylor, Powhatan County, Va.
\ w. Dandrdg.. Henry County VA
Abraham Staples. Patrick Court houscsNs.
Ballard Smh. Girccnbrer County, Va.
Joseph F. DanEoriirld Lrwisburg. Va.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk OF GTccnbrier County Va.
tmet Justice George Robertson Nv.
Hon. Robert p. Lctchor. Nv.
Mark Richards, Philadcrphl
CCurg" Hcbb, Baltimore
Sllas Wood, New Yurk
Doctor Thomas Scmmcs Alexandria. d. G..
t"z'krah Miller, Georgetown. y. C.
sep 20--gaw o.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
j tMES WHIST m.
COMMISSION MERCHANT.

tuqrt.i Bridse.(
Sd A. on hand, and daily expects. the following
Il articles. which hr will sci. on the most reason.
oblc terms, lv;hnui the addition Of yroGt:l
100 Marauhan, Spanish hides, lheavy)
1000 lbs Of oak tanned soal sud harness leather
G,OOo lbs of assorted cotton yarns
1900 lbs. of washed and unwashed wool
100 sacks OF Liverpool salt, at So
20 barrels and 10 boxes loaf sugar Ijc 70 cOc
% whole and half pieces cotton bagging
90 dOz. wire meal sicvcs
200 barrels of nett nnd gross feb
10 do Of family roe
- do OF sad
II hhds. Of hest New O-leans uio.asscs
81 barrels OF sweet Malaga VINE
20 do of cordial
25 do Of Newark vinegar
10 do # do cider
30 boxes of tSiiow candles and syop
10 bundles of printing paper
Wrapping and letter do
Wrhb's sega bed cords, sash cord
Leading lines lead pencils
Beef tongues, &c. &c.
And daily crgsrirG,
10000 lbs Kicks family bacor
1000 lbs. If lard
20 barrels large Northern apples
Chars, sCttees, &c. &c.
sept p
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

SUGAR, HOLASSES, COFFEE. So.
6P6A iims a,s, rate S. CroUx sugar
~ ~ oH dry Toto RICO do
l@ dn DIV New Orleans Il,
20 @s-s Crs oh wnl.r coffee
20 tp green Rio do
80 d. d, L,curl aud Cuba d,
.5 bids Wrs' lujio molascs
20 hr.s best old rs" wriskry
100 do No. ., mackarcl
100 sacks Liverpool flied blown sal.
ALSO,
EH" bc5E ln"9cctcd snal ieai,..--fn7 sale by
s''. ~ ENlSTOV s. PLEASANTS.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
Superior Madeira Wine.

Superior Madeira Wine.
NJ offer for sale just received di-ect from Ma
w deiEa, va Norfolk, per ship la Fayett., an in
voice OF superior MADEIRA w me. in nall pipes guar
ter casks and half garter cc>k2 probably equal 10
any eyer rfered IN this market and wei worth the
attention OF dealers in the article
oct lit OTIS DTrNInP g 70
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
BY PLEASANTS ~ ABBOTT.

lEENiS- Surs,RtrrIoS the D,iLy Rio,suNu NuIU 90
year. and for shoHer period the Of So pay
able In advance
AnvrnIsiNG For square Of rs lines or less, -
scrnn 80 cents; sI three insertions II, aud
every succeeding insertion So
iMCc week NTst week 81 %; every src"cim. week 81
lwIce week, first insertion - cents, every Succeeding
settor 60 cents.
one week, first insertion - every succeeding in.
rrtOn 80
All advertisements also nc CoSsr.TvrIoy,L
VINO.
Transient advertisers must pay in advance
I!~ number of insertions must be- noted the MS,
viii he Inserted until ordered bo stopped and charged
cordngly.
ANNUAL Advertisers charged 30 dJ'iis Tor two squares,
and III that proportion for advert OF greater length;
except Autonccrs and Lottery dealers who charged 500
Ue3- The CONSTITUTIONAL WIG - published twice
week, Tuesdays and Frdaysl hyc dnars'pc annun,
"ayGSc IN advance.
ddrrtiSiny7j cents square, less, IN ic FIRST in
f'Ttor, aud so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

CtELECT PRACTICAL THEOLOGY of the
~ Seventeenth Century, comprising the best prac-
iIcol works the great English D.yncs. and other
congenial authors OF thatage. Collected and arraug
ed with biographical sketches and occasional notcs
by Jcma Marsh, President OF the University Of Yer
mont five volumes Volume first us' publish
ed, con aiming 1.-The bcsseGncss ofthe righ'cou nd
tn" vanity Of nan os mortal" by the Rev. John
Howe, and "DisCourscs on tho four last hines by
Dr. WIN Bates. Received for sale, By
sept COLLINS ~ co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
NEW BOOKS.

TEyIfE Sabbath School Herald, vol. l.
n Token of Regard. presented 10 the Elm w God
School, by James NJ. Garoctt.
Introduction TO the Acgjenical Reader; compris-
ing great variety cfcos NJ and obstructive pieces
by Harod
Acodemcai Reader by J. J. Haired
National Spelling Book, b. Emerson
National Reader, by Plerpont.
Introduction t" Nationa! Reader. by Pierpout
Plutarchs Lives, ia volume, cheap
1.-THE above School Books come very highly re-
Commended to Teachers.
Just published and for sale by
sep25 :. II. NASH
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02
The Christian Almanac.

HTOR Virginia. for tho year Of orr Lord and Sa-
b viour Jesus ChrIst, l%S I-ca'custed for the me-
ridIan of Richmond.
Go yc INTO all tho world and preach The Gospel TO
every crraturc.'
lust published, for sale by
SEPT COLLINS s co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

SHAVING Comforts.
a.hdmn 70 The Warranted old England Razor and IN,
" nNA"a'e sgcd NfE7f strap TIC subscriber has isa e
c''eo variety OF superior shaving washing sosg &c
s,n5 '"e asoImt aae the Enoent Naples corpoind nd
Guuhc scented shaving soap, Cosmetic Tablet Castle 9rooJ
Rose and Soda washing soap Cologne and Florida water
s'V'@ 3 p SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

g U5T received, a supply OF primo Winter
Strained Lamp OIL Tor sa'e ty
" T.. g.. HoNGNNpN
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-10-02

aug div crr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19

of their United States Senators, upon the smoakine
c:nbess of that fallen for exercising nde-
pendent opinion which ought to lm'nor al,ze him,
have gone to work upon their own MEANS and no
doubt will construct road upon better plan, and
less expense, than they would have done with the
aid of the United States treasure, and its train of
scientific engineers The public prints mention MANY
instances ofnernal improvements that are progress
ing IN the State of Massachusetts and in various 9th
et places upon private or company resources forget
full, no doubt, that any other aid ought be looked
for.
Gen. jackson elected to restore the consti,u
ton to its original purity. This declared to be
the object by all his supporters And could any man
have done more towards that desirable object i'm the
same spaceof time, than he hass He has had but
mnment to operate in. Would it b. better to al
low him fair opportunity to exercise his Official con
troll overt acts of Congress, before proceed
Interior measures The whole union are constantly
looking to- and under the influence of presidential &C
ton And it has prodigious controlling influence
over public opinion and justly the strong and
decisive course he has assumed be followed up, and
we know OF no instance when he has once decided,
upon full deiberution. wherein he has reraced his
steps, there not much hope for in future if we
are TO draw any conclusion from the past? Can he
be responsible for the safety reformation of the
government, II the rens snatched from his hands
the moment he has commenced the restorat on of
the constitution for winch he elected? The
streanl instead OF gleam or glance of light, which
flows from his promp' and firm control the val
Gus bills for internal Improvement, with such an as
semhlage of other facts, and such rational train of
deductions as necessarily follow from them sa sfy me
asa citizen of South Carolina. deeply interested in
her prosperity, both as state, and component
part of the Union that ought not to despair of the
republic if we only exercise due temperance in
controlling its energies.
But there are many of highly respectable and
distinguished politicians, among them not few of
my intimate private, and political friends who think
| 1t would be- dangerous to delay. They say we hold
the power ofcontrolling the general government and
OF restoring the constitution our own hands,
and why should we bear this oppression any long
er! And hey point to the doctrine of nulhfica-
tIon,' which they say, is not the Carolina doc
trine originally but adopted here from tie
resolutions of Mr.. Madison and Mr. jefferson of
1898; upon which was based the opposition of the
Virginia and kentucky legislatures to the Alien and
Sediton laws Olcrs recommend the call of n con-
vention bv the legislature of the State to delbera
on and decide what it is best opursue TO arrest
these systems of tn tariff and internal Improvement
| 10 be Continued.l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
A Situation Wanted.

"A Young man. who is gradu t. and has had con-
siderable experience in 'eaching. wishes to OBJ
tam good public private school The most salts
factory testimonials of character can be glven and
also OF ability to instruct in the various branches of
oIassica and English education, usually taught in
our colleges. Reference may be made to Col Ber.
nard Pey'on of Richmond City, or the Rev. DR.. Sem
pie OF fredericksburg Va. Letters addressed to /.
70 SomervIlle, Fauquier County, will receive atten-
ton. NOV, 10 - ,.r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
Valuable Land for Sale.

w ILL be offered for sale. at Hickmans tavern.
near the premises, on Tuesday. the esd of No
vemoer next if fair if not, the next fair day thereaf
tcr thst valuable truct of land, known Truehearts
lying IN Greenbrier county, on the waters of Mea-
dow River and Sewell Creek. containing l140 acres,
the greater part of which is bottom land uncleared
and OF the first quality. This land lies about 90
miles west from Lewisburg, and 80 from the White
Sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth of Dunlap's Creek TO the Salt work on the
Kanawha passes directly through it. 1t is admira-
bly, adapted for grans and grasses The situation ON
the turnpike will afford ready sale for us produce
and render it an excellent stand for tavern.
The land will be sold in body or in convenient
lots to suit purchasers. The terms viii be one third
cash, and the remainder in one and two years. Or
~ nose wishing to purchase, much prefer it. one
thrd cash, and the remainder in one, two and three
years with deed of trust in either case to secure
the payment One or all of us will be at Frayser's
Tavern l,ewlsburg,) ten or twelve DAYS before the
sae and should not OBJECT to receiving proposals pri
vatey. Letters in the mean time, may he addressed
TO JESSE S. ARMISTEAD,
Buckingham CT. House.
JOHN B. T1NSLEY
GEORGE w. TINsLEY, *
npf &c o,, fr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
NOTICE-

MRS. NELSON is prepared TO accommodate
I'VE Ladies and Gentlemen with board, by the
week month or year, at her old Stand near the Cap
itoi Square, next above the Washington Tavern.
one would be glad to furnish eight or ten gentlemen
with board. who have their rooms else,vbeIe Mem-
hers Of the Legislature be furnished with rooms
Her fare will be as good the market can afford
end her terms moderate. oct esd 9svv fas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

NtiE subscriber has for sale, at his farm 4emiles
above Richmond, the trees years old any rea-
sonabie quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now ap-
preaching in which they may be ransplanted, he is
desr9us OF receiving orders from many persons as
may be of the article; and as he is we'll sats.
ned that the silk culture must be of the most pro.
htabie branches the agrculluris can turn his atten
ton to- he hopes to De the of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold on
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise de]iy
cradle in Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof T w SNTTE
B;-~orders may be left at Scott & Smnh's, E
5, rect, Richmond oct lo.utf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
TRUST SALE

RY virtue of a deed of trust, executed to the
HS subscriber, by Willy Roy. bearing date the
l7th day of August, 1899, and duly recorded in the
Clerks office of the counties of King William and
HenrIco shall proceed to sell to the highest bidder,
tor cash, at Public Auction, before the door of the
Bell Tavern. in the city of Richmond, Driday the
10Th day of December next f fair, if not, then the
first fair day thereafter. Sunday excepted) likely
young negro man, named Ben, in the said deed men,
toned.
Selling as trustee, shall convey such title only as
is vested in me. G. G GRISWOLB.
nov 9-iaw4tc* Trustee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
Notice to Droyer's of HOES.

Notice to Drover's of Hogs.
IENHE subscriber begs leave to inform them, that
II ne has already commenced purchasing and sell
ling Hogs at his large and commodious Pens on 18th
or Valley Street. where he intends carrying ON the
business extensively and respectfully invites all those
coming to this market to call upon him.
oct 25-tsc JOHN WYSN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-19
To Professors and Teachers.

'g'HE Visitors and Governors of WI liam & Maru
College, will proceed on Thursday the BIB -
November, to elect Professor of Mathematics
The emouments of the situation in the hands of the
late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred to two
thousand dollars Professor in this Inst;tnt;o,;,
the facility which it affords prosecute literary pur
sults-and in every other point of view in which it
ca or ought to be regarded by the lover of Ltera-
ture and ScIence-possesses advantages superior to
those presented by similar suatius1 in any other
University in the Union Letters addressed to the
UNDERSIGNED, post paid will be presented to tine
Board OF Visitors, and receive due attention.
JOHN PAGE,
Rector of William ce Mary Collere.
Williamsburg, Va. Oct. 81. 1880.
N. The papers which have published the adyer-
tsement ITO Professors and Teachers" will please
continue the same until he 10th November with this
addition, VIZ: all communications to the Rector must
be post paid oct as-gfc