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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-29

FD
IN AL u cAfEkRO, Member of Congress, and Mem.
'er oi the late Virginia Convention
'Hagley, near Freder,cksbure.
October 18th, 1880.
SiH-At the moment of my departure from home
nave received your letter, under date of the 9TH
nstaht' on the subject o. the Ointment invented bv
Doctor William Judkins of OHIO. and for some tim, ~
since prepared and disposed of by Won.
regret that the hurry in which must necessarily
Aahe 'n's communication, renders it impossible for
me 10 state, In satisfactory manner the particular
e s on Which have formed the most favor.
ne opn'oh Vi the efhcacous operation of this Oint-
Hent on every species of tuu,or and ulcer as well as
on fresh bounds and Conclusions
oince the date OF short and hasty note addressed
by me TO Mr.. Charles Herstons on this subject T
naYe continued TO use DIR. Judkins Ointment with
invarable success-and it is due to You m saw that
have for several months past obtained and nssd nv
tensiVely, the Ointment prepared by YOU, with the
same inVarable success. You nav literature as
sumo, to the full extent, what have stated to
Mr fierstons In regard to the Ointment prepared by
" n as applicable to that prepared by you must
ADD, that prefer your preparation of this Ointment
because, 1t is better Incorporated or mixed. and much
more iree from dreggy, or extraneous matter than
any hae previously used. In conclusion I repeat
my former opinion and say to you, in the most con-
noent manner. that this Ointment, now prepared by
you, better deserves the confidence of those who
be afflicted by the malades enumerated above than
any remedy heretofore known. | say this, from the
most full and satisfactory trials made by myself with
JudkIns Ointment. And it is for the benefit of the
aHicted poor, who are unable 70 bear the expense
incident to the professional process bv which sncb
diseases are managed that in such strong terms re-
commend the use of this simple, cheap, and certain
cure.
am, Sir.
Very respectfully yours,
JOHN TALIAFERRO
Mr.. Waliam ". Gray,
Ricb,nnd I'm
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ROBERT JOHNSTON 81 SON

A RE now receiving an extensive and general as.
"a sortment OF Hardware, Cutlery, g.. which
they will sell for cash on the usual credit A.
mongst which are--anvils vices, bellows, hammers
screw plates, files and rasps, mill, pit cross cut and
hand saws; bench and moulding planes, chisses
gouges, braces and bits, squares, drawing knives
augers, hatchets, axes, &c locks and latc6es of ali
Kinds, hinges, bolts, wood Screws nails, brads cut
and wrought taeks, sprigs, &c. brass and glass com
mode knobs, paw, socket and bali castors cloak
and curtain pins, curtain bands green cord and tas
sells, bed joints, copper and iron teaketles tea and
coffee potts. coffee mills, bell metal kettles and NOR
tars, stew pans, walters, copper and iron chafinp
dishes, table and tea spoons, candlesticks, lamps
shutters, flat irons, steeyards, plate baskets foot
men, DC. &c. pocket, pen and sportsmen's knives
ivory handle knives and forks, bualoe and buck horn
do In setts bone and wood handles do. in dozens
curriers' cutting 81 hay knives shears and scissors ra
zors, lanccts, &c &C. stoves, castings, STEEL trace
well and halter chains, spades and shovels frying
pans screen wre cotton cards, surveyors compass
es and instruments, thermometers looking glasses
Baltimore window glass of all sizes, and q general
assortment Of polished and plated saddlery bride
reins, &c. &c. oct ll-3tawtf
NJ OTICE.-Au application will be made 10 the
" Legislature Of Virginia, at its next session. for
the passage of act authorisng the payment of the
amount due certificate of Virginia six per cent
stock, No. 1913, issued to John Adams, adm or of
Richard Adams on the 22d March 1903, which Ger
tifcate not having been found amongst the papers of
the said John Adams, presented for payment is
presumed to have been lost.
r. A. DARLINGTON,
Administrator of
oct lG-2aw4t RICHARD ADAMS.
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Valuable Lands for Sale.

pursuance of a Deed OF Trust. dated the 18th
IL January 1898. and recorded in the county court
VI A'nherst executed by David S. Garland and Jane
IL MS wife to Daniel Higginbotham and James
Lyons. Jr, trustees in trust to secure the payment
OF hree thousand and eighty eight dollars and i,c-,
ty cents, with interest thereon from the 10th of
January 1925 to Benjamin w. Leigh and Robert
Stanad to satisfy the said debt and the exuenses OF
The trust-wILL BE sol d, at public auction IN tb,
n,ghest bidder, Tor cash, at the front door of the
agie Hotel IN the city of Richmond en- Friday the
i".h oay OF december next. the following lands in
the SAID Deed of Trust mentioned and conveyed and
more particularly described, viz:
Ohe trac! or parcel of land lying and being in the
Gounty OF Amherst on the north side and ADJOINING
G Cc Hiver and on both sides of Hisginbothams
tby metes and bounds in the SAID Deed of 'rrust a.
scrlbed) made up of the lands purchased of Henry
Holloway and William Lee
One other tract or parcel of land containing sixtv
acres ADJOINING the before mentioned tract and bein,r
,he same land WHICH was sold under decree of Am
herst county court of September term 1906 pro-
nounced In the case Of David S. Garland adn'nr of
BENJAMIN Philips, decd, and guardian of Georqe ID
ph.lps an infant son OF Wian, Philips, decd. com
P,aah', against MARY Philips widow and relict of
william Philips, decd and others, defendants and
being the same land which was convened bv GnhreI
Penn to William Philips, decd b., deed dated tho
Isl May 1888, and duly recorded in the county court
of Amherst
And other tract or parcel of land adoinipo tho
last nentiped tract, containing four hundred acres INV
nctes and bounds in The said Deed of Trust decribedl
ana being the same LAND thai was granted to Aaron
Higginbotham and devised by Jacob Tyree the elder
TO his two sons William and Jacob
The sale will be made by the subscriber. under tho
special power, in the Deed Of Trust expressed and
contained to the trustees either of them to mako
the sale, and only such title is vested bv the said
deed In the trustees, is to be sold and conveyed -
Ahd the sale VIII commence between the hours of
l2 and l O'Clock of the day of sale above aupo;nteJ
| oct 2S-l9t & C. JAMES LYONS innior
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FRUIT TREES.

Henrico County Nursery.
n HAVE for sale at my Nursery, good collection
IL OF Grated and Budded Fruit Trees, consisting of
Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum, Cherry Apricot, Meta
rine, Almond, &c. of the choicest kinds. Hayine
madeit my business select only those that have been
found to succeed best in this climate Cataloaues
may be had gratis, at the Bookstore of Peter Cotton
where any orders that may be left will be punctually
attended to. JOSEpH SsINTOM
GROVE. Oct 29-eo6t
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Valuable Negroes for sale.

WILL be sold to the highest bidder at my resi-
w dence in the County of Cumberland, on the
10th day of November next about twenty likely ne
groes, consisting of men, women and children At
the same time and place, lanyard, with about five
ofland attached to it, will be sold Possession
to be given the 25th of Dece nber next. The terms
wiil'be made known he day of sale.
oct 29-i wise RICHD. B. EGGLESTON
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Mr., William ". Gray,
Ricbnn,,d
Notice to Creditors.

pursuance OF all order OF the Slaunton Chancery
District Court, hereby give notice to the cred-
.ors OF JACOB Kinney Esq late of the county of Au-
gusta, deceased to present their claims AGAINST the
said Kinney, properly authenticated, to me, at nv
oHlce in Staunon, on Tuesday the 4th day of Janua-
ry next,--in order that they may participate in the
distribution of the assets of the said estate.
w. CLARKE, Master Commissioner.
OCT 29-Wiot Stanton Chancery Court
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Fall Fashions.

MI RS. E. LYON respectfully announces TO her
lvl customers and the public generally, the re,
celpt of her Fall Fashions, with variety of Fancy
Articles in the Millinery lnc:-amongst which are
Artificial Flowers, Hair Work, Feathers, Sc sc
~ b. Dyeing, Bleaching and Pressing done in the
neatest manner and at the shortest notice.
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Valuable Land for Sale

WIZ. be e, offered for sale at uicEmads Tavern,
vember next fair, if not, The fair day thereaf
ter, that valuable tract of land known as Trueheart
lying IN Greenbrler county, on the waters of, Mca-
dow River and Sewel Greek. containing 40 acres.
the greater part of which is bottom Land uncleared
and of the first quality. This land lies about %
miles west from Lewisburg, and 80 from The white
sulphur Springs The turnpike road, from the
mouth of Dunlap's Creek 10 the Salt work on the
Kanawha, passes directly through it. 1t is admra-
bly, adapted for grains and grasses The situation ON
the turnpike will afford ready sale for i,s 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 will be one third
cash, and the remainder in and two years. Or
If those wishing to purchase, much prefer it, one
third cash, and the remainder in one, two aud three
years, with deed of trust in either case 10 secure
the payment. One or all of us will be al f!ravsers
Tavern, laewlsburg,) ten ortweve days before the
SALE and should not object to receiving proposals pr-
vately Letters in the mean time, may be addressed
TO JESSE S. ARMISTEAD
Buckingham CT. House
JOHN Il. TINShEY
GEORGE w. TINSLEY,
oct 5-2aw is C
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Fashionable Fancy Store.

This Morning, Oct. %,
ED OBER'r Fl. JENKINS is OPENING the follow
Ia ing Rich Fancy Goods:
New style belt rlbands for evening dresses, the
most beautiful article to be found
Elegant belt ribands for silks
Extra rich pure white belt ribands
Ladies cravats, new style
Fashionable short gauze scarfs
Rich changeable and foulard figured silks
Best long and short white boss skin gloves
PAINTED barrege scarfs
Fancy Paris kid gloves
New style Palas royal giDghams
Elegant founcing laces
With many other new and fashionable goods, which
with those of arrivals form the most extensive
assortment of rich goods in the ciy-for sale at the
most reduced prices, at JENKINS
Merino Shawl, Linen 90 Fancy Dry Good Store
oct %
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EDUCATION.

TEVHE subscriber will continue bis Grammar School
II the ensuing year, (1831,) in Spottsylvania
The English, Latin and Greek Languages will be
taught.
The school will commence on 18th of January, and
terminate on 10th December following, giving one
months vacation IN the
Tuition for the Ancient Languages will be SIS
For the English Language, IS
Board will be so
For he scholastic year, each boarder finding his own
bed, towels and candles.
Quarterly payment will be required.
The subscribers address is Dabney's Mills, Louisa
county. y, w. WALLER.
Oct l-laf3mc
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Notice to Drover's of Hogs.
vFHE subscriber begs leave to inform them, that
II he has already commenced purchasing and sell
ling Hogs, at his large and commodious Pens on 18th
or Valley Street, where he intends carrying an the
business extensively and respectfully invites all usc
coming to this market to call upon him.
oct 25-tSc JOHN WYSE
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From the Mobile Regis.e. of Oct. ID.

From The Mobile Register Of Oct. ID
VHE COTTON CROP.-We have conversed
VITA several gentlemen during the week who
have recently travelled through most of the coun.
ties this side Of the mountains, and thew all con-
cur in the opinion that the cotton. crop of
South Alabama, notwithstanding the unfavorable
appearances the fore part of the season. will not
tall much short of the preceding years growth
The continued drought retarded the maturing,
both of the stalk and the late bols, but has con
trbuted also to prevent even the appearance of
rot; d. The filling and ripening of all the bos that
budded, have enabled the growers to gather a
much larger quantity than circumstances justif
ed them in expecting, until verv recently. The
crop this year will generally be ready for market
from four to six weeks earlier than usual.
An examination of signal book leaves no doubt
that the ship entering the Irish channel was the
Monengahela We need not say how many hearts
will be ightened by such intelligence the most ser
Gus apprehensions having been entertained for that
ship on account of her passengers officers and crew
u. S. Gazette.
Rogue Caught A fellow calling himself Shell
don, has been arrested at Taunton, and lodged
in Newport gaol, charged with robbng the Mer.
Chants Bank at the latter place, few DAYS since
of $4,000. He is also believed to be the same in
6vldual who at empted' last week, to pass at the
Pawtuxet Bank forged check purporting to be
drawn by Mr. Dnnefnrd of Providence.
FoR TIE WmG
Richmond audience manifested higher prauf
cation than on wednesday night when Mr. HAcKErr made his
m on our boards in the character
Soap IN Jonathan IN England" All the strong points of
the genuine Vermonter were deneaed life There was
nothing IKE notwithstanding give offence to the
oy Illuminating ridicue, disgusting atery
Solomon Soop was the real Simon Pure personied by Mr.
HAcxETp - 80
This genteman's fame had preceded him. and he was wei
coined by respectable and audience; whom he
kept continual roar and whose unequvocal expressions
satisfaction him full during his engagement
MARRIED,
On Wednesday, the II h instant, by the Rev. JAS
NJ. Bagby, Mr.. SAMUEL PEASANTS to Miss EL1z
ABErH S. daughter of Mr.. John R. Chick all of
Hanover
MARRIED, on the 9th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Peat SAMUEL S. SAUNDERS, ESQ. to Miss ELIZA
l.. DERIEUx. all of this city.
DIED,
On Yesterday morning, at 2 o'clock, ALEXANDER
FULTON. son of Philip Mayo. aged two years and Cd
his funeral from the residence of his parents, at
o'clock, this morning.
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North Blenheim for Sale
oct 5-2aw is C

VIE Subscriber having mole land than h. has
n hands 10 cultivate to advantage Offers at prj-
sute saie tnis valuable estate, containing by recent
survey, nine hundred and seven acres, OF which IL
bout i've hundred are cleared and the balance in
woods-the improvements extensive and valua-
Die, and the soil is admirably adapted to the culture
OF TOBACCO, wheat and clover--it has also the rare
combination OF other advantages, in being situated
within the Immediate neighbourhood of the Universi
w. In very healthy climate, convenient to navira
tion and last though least surrounded by society
INFERIOR to none IN the State. The terms Of sale
VIII be accommodating and liberal credit afforded
the purchaser by bis giving bonds with good security,
ana deed OF trust on the land to.secure the paw
ments lfmore desirable, this estate will be divided
inIo TWO equal parts Persons who may be disposed
TO purchase, will apply to the subscriber residing ON
the premises
EDWARD o GOODWIN,
OCT Zo-ZaWtf North BienheiD
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'bNHE subscribers viii continue TO keep on hand a
supply of John Deakyne's improved Freedom
and Barshare Ploughs, which they will sell at the
lowest rates. The poughs made by Mr.. d. have
cast iron mould boards, with wrought sbeers pointed
with steel JNO. v. WILCOX, Jr. 81 co.
oct I9-2awfsc
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Copartnership.
THE Subscribers having entered int1

THE Subscribers having entered into
partnership, trading under the firm of Nowand
d Smith, Diapers and Taors, opposite the Bell Ia
the pupc in general, tlut they have on hand large
and general assortment of Goods, consisting of Blue
Black Brown Olive, and Medley Color'd Cloths and
Cass,meres' together with an assortment of vesting
winch they will make up in the most fashionable style
and OH the lowest terms. Those furnishing their
own cloth, have it made up in the most fashion
able manner. ROWLAND Il SMITH
n b. A constant supply kept of Fancy Articles,
of the latest fashions, such as cravats stocks pocket
handkerchief, gloves, suspenders oct 25-eo9t
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WILLIAM g. MARY COLLEGE.

FHNHE Visitors and Governors Of this Institution
having filled to form quorum on the goth, they
are hereby informed that those who did attend on
that day, thought Thursday, the 18th of November,
day which would probably suit the convenience of
a majority They are therefore requested TO assem-
bic on that day, in their Convocaton-IIall for the
purpose of eIectiUg Professor of Mathematics o
supply the vacancy occssoned bv the resignation Of
Professor Stewart It is hoped that the necessity
for this meeting will command due attention TO this
notice
To remove any doubt which may exist respecting
the Mathematical Lecture during the ensuing session
this opportunity is taken, inform The pu5ic that
in any event, some provision will be made 20 e,isnre
the delivery Of the usual course
JOHN PAGE, Rector.
Williamsburg, Oct. 81, lG30. Ate
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NEW YORK LINE.
Dancing Academy


A OGUSTE TATlN will open an Institution for
"A Dancing in the above establishment en- We'd
nesday, the goth inst, in which he will teach his
Pupils the most fashionable Dances now practised in
The Northern Cities, that have lately come ont from
Paris Terms, $40 per quarter, and instruction
three times a week.
D2ys C. Tuition Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
days. From to P NJ. for young ladies' and from 7
to 10 IN the evening, for young gentlemen.
Auguste latin will also attend any boarding
school or private family, az suitable hours.
There IS now class Of young gentlemen being
made up for evening tuition, in which few yacan,
cies exist.
oct 19--tf
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Valuable Property for Sale.

VaIuabIe Property Tor Sale.
FENHE Subscriber empowered by Elliott Cresson of PhiIa.
n dcPha 10 sell valuable HOUSE Lot in the Town Of
Pattonsburg, Boeour county The house of bck 81 Nv,
"a feet and not entirely finished, in modern sIyi
and OF the very best materials and workmanship IL is t
TED on an emnence overlooking the river and commands no.
ole prospect The lot contains nearly acres Few sit
atoms IN the Valley be found eligible for profso
al man merchant.
The price isl5OOFive hundred Cash the residue in four
equal ANIMAL payments, without ntercsTe purchaser gI
nS zen on the property uuqueouabe personal secrJl
feTsons wishing further information will please address
VIM NJ. BTACKFORD
aug. 31--1aHgS Fyeisy,ckeJ,r, NJ.
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HAMPDEN SYDNEY COTIEGE =

'nE winter session at Hampden Sydney College
Will commence on the Is. of November next. and
close on the 23th of April The expenses of the ses
sisn. including Board. Tuition, Room rent. servants
hire, &c. are reduced to $40 75.-rhe summer SEES
sion will open on the LIST of June next and close on
the 25th OF September. Board and other expenses.
named abov., S53 25 for the session. oct I6-5tc
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To Professors and Teachers.

'hE Visitors and Governors of William a. Mary
~ college, will proceed on Thursday. the 18th OF
November, to elect Professor of Mathematics
ne emoiuments OF the situation in the hands of the
late Professor, varied from fifteen hundred to two
thousand dollars Professor in this Institution-iu
the facility which it affords prosecute literary pur
suits-and in every other point of view in which it
can or ought to be regarded by the lover of Ltera-
nose presented by similar situation in any other
University in the Union. Letters addressed to the
nnnaeIslgned, post paid, will be presented to the
ooafd OF Visitors, and receive due attention.
JOHN PAGE,
w. Rector of William d Mary COLLEGE.
Williamsburg, Va. Oct. 81, 1880
~. The papers which have published the adver-
continue the same until he 10th November with sbs
be post paid NO, es eto
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ssGstDes SsaIFw.

BIZ OTIS. DT.NLOP g. co.
,GROCERIES and GLASS WARE
On hlDA the 2sth instant, at 10 O'clock will
besold at our store-the same Iandinu 10 dov-
% hhds Porto Rico sugars
lamp glasses
Gooiets salts, nopr es, pitchers, crue.s sugars.
Decantors dishes, plates, wines. TOYS. creams
&C &C. o ID. & CO. Aucts
:. ADDITIONAL.
WIN he added to our sale This Morning,
boxes white Brazil sugar
Sicily. Madeira and other wines
6 pipe brandy
bids. rum
SO calf skins. O. D. g. 90 Auct,
oct S9-1t
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AR II BRAMHAM informs those who are af
81 tlicted with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, that he is
prepared to admnistep the newly discovered remedy
nor that disease in all cases TO which it applicable
His address is Charlottesville, Va.
NEW York. Oct. 5th, 1880.
do hereby certify that haye commandment TO
Dr. Horace Bramham of Charlottesville, Va. my the
DRY of Dyspepsia Indigestion, and have fully in
sructed him in my method of treatment and consider
him well qualified to manage any case that may be
presented to him.
oct I9-6tc TALMADGE SUTHERLAND.
Commission Business, Norfolk, Va.
gENHE subscriber having located himself at this
public, his services for the transaction of general
commission business His Office is near the Public
Ware House and next door to Mr.. John B. Row
oct 26-eof3t JOHN NJ, ARMJSTEAD
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JUDK2Ns OINTMENT.

VIE attention of the reader is particularly pv;.
~ ea 60 the following letter from the Hon. JOHN
~ Ii ar EkkO, Member of Congress, and Mem
oer OF the late Virginia Convention.
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MARRIED.,
DIED,

On Yesterday morning, at 2 o'clock, ALEX NDsR
PULToa. son of Philip Mayo. aged two years and Cd
his funeral, from the residence of his parents at 10
o'clock, this morning.
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MANAGERS OFFICE.

u New York Consolidated Lottery, Extra Glass
No 80, drawing to be received To- Morrow, at
o'clock. 49,
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BIGCHR'S PRIZE OFFICE.

Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class No. I6, draws this
a'efhoon at half past o'clock, at the Enge Hotel
SPIENRID SCHEME