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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-02
RIcnmoxn, February l9. 1850.

NIcHMoNn, February 19, 1880.
gentlemen: received few days since with the
most grateful emotions, the polite invitation to partake
of dinner at La Vallee tavern, in the county of
Goochland, on the Oath inst. which you have been
pleased to tender me in behalf of portion of my fell
low-citizens of that county.
The appreciation OF constituents next to the consc-
onsness OF deserving it, is the consoling reward
for faithful public services which the representative
can receive, and the most appropriate which the
stituent confer. AS testimonial then of your a-
prevail OF my course, and humble and inefficient though
yell intended exertons. in the of reform whilst
your representative in the late convention, place
the kindness and Partially towards me that dictated
it, but more especially for your firm adherence and
mistaken devotion to the great cause of free govern
men, and the unalienable and indefeasble rights of
man, Through evil and through good report through
out the prOtracted and obstinate struggle that has
Just terminated, permit to tender to you and
through you, to those whom you represent, my pro.
foundest acknowledgements.
would gladly have accepted your invitation, Blu,
that my attendance is rendered highly announcement,
might say mpractcable, by prior engagements that
cannot disregard and by circumstances beyond nv
troll am compelled therefore decline it, and do
SO with regret much diminished by a consciousness
on my part, that am altogether undeserying Of being
made the honored object of such occasions
in proposing it, you have Tar transcribed the measure
of my deserts
With feelings Of the most sincere respect and high
regard tor those in whose behalf you have acted on
this occasion, and for yourselves individually,
remain, your most humble,
And obedient servant,
LUCAS p. THOMPSON
Messrs. Andrew Kean, Nicholas NJ. Vaughan, j. b.
Ferguson, Robert w. Peasants, Francis q. Deane,
Charles F. Pope.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-02

IL The subscription to the projected rail way be-
tween Lexington and Louisville, KY amounted on
the 18th Feb to .oOo-S3Oo, 900 only being ne
ccssary to vest corporate rights. The largest and
safest capitalists ofthe State, have largely embark
ed in the enterprise. Several of them, land among
the number, Mr.. WickTife,) to the amount of $40 g.
$3.50 One million is the sum required, aud
there seems no difficulty in raisingit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-02

l1vhvF<O<e Tecc<tces BoJ8
- him soho gdce.
During tho late debate in the General Asscmbl,
Of Kentucky on the resolutions relsting to federal
powers. and responsive s. Carolins, it may be re-
rnembered by the reader that high encomiun vas
introduced through them, upon the characters and
services Of Mr.. Clay, which the friends of General
Jackson unsuccessfully attempted to expunge Mr..
Tibbatts jackson member of the lower House. re.
sisted the attempt, and thus expressed himself:
se bfug his mind that the subject nor
did he could be matter of any Importance TO sen
paragraph retained stricken OUT by voting TO retain it,
he did concevs that he pledged himself in favor
mnstTa,on; nor deserving standard Of General Jackson
under which a had acted in the late political controversy
legislative upon Mr. Clay unnecessary unjust en-
tirely called for"
although disappearing of the of Mr. Clay in the late
election Mr. Adams and believing that ON that oc
10 be an honest and honorable man. and friend 10 his
that he had believed in the existence of any baan
that the State Of Kentucky had be proud of of e
reputation of M Clay of talents and paot-ha
neni Statesmen as sncred moi TO be attacked lightly or dov
ed on slight That gentlemen this when
State small of displayed grca, anxiety
were much concerned upon the subectthat his opinion
treasury of the State but dros with the
reputation of her citizens He regretted to find that when the
character Of of the foremost of the land issue
gentlemen should suffer themselves TO be led by party
feeling, and unnecessarily give injurious stab his reputa
he regretted he had before sad the
of clause in this preamble having direct reference Mr.
Clay but nasnch had been introduced (even admitting
have been ndcreetly done by the friends of Mr. Clay
SO far his could have influence there should
He could moi and wud by legislative of his nct
the arduous e4erion and har of years service
of his crnny-he would offer legislative that
gencmanhe would on this floor, in relation this subject
begoverned by the principles which should govern
conduct towards Mr. Clay of doors If believed
Clay guilty OF as politician he would recognize
him. associate with him as gentleman in private life He
was proud to associate with Mr. Clay SUCH believed
conclusion. he wished tdisney he ,ras no
CLAY but that although opposed Mr. Clay the late
him privately and publicly honour genean and negri
ty politician"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-02
Disma! Swamp Canal Lottery, Class /, for 1880.
To be drawn Wednesday, the 10Th of this mo.h (bach)
n =. .sf PRIZES. - 60

Whole Tickets s., halves2 SO, quarters o..
which the holder of package Of 90 whole (Which
Stud obliged to draw $50 and may get $4,000 For tick
els call at the Managers Oce where sold within
few days, $4,000, 1000 and Of 400. : =: :
mar p YATES g. NI.TNTyRE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-02

Ten Ballots dra5un out of Si1w!
CAPITAL PRIzE $4,000.
sWNokkoW at the opening Of the Northern Mail, the
some of my customers
co Nos.--10 Drawn Ballots
PRIZES.
s sf S's 1900 /, Of Of $3.50 1850
OF 1000 10 of 1000
&c. &c. &c.
Tickets s., halves so, quarters 25-For sale
at r. ChUBBS Office. where No. %, o. 49, the Capital
Prize oil in the former class of this Lottery was sold and
paid at sight MARI
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To Lucas P. Thompson, ESQ.

10 LUCAS I. THOMPSON, ESQ.
Sir: On behalf of numerous body Of our fellow.
citizens. of Goochand county, DESTROYS of estfyng to
you their unqualified appreciation of the firmness and
consistency with which you sustained the cause OF.
form in the late convention: We, the undersigned,
committee appointed for that purpose respectfully re-
quest you to participate in dinner. to be givenfor
the occasion. at La vallee tavern in the county of
Goochland ron the oath inst Your compliance with the
above request will confer favor ON
Yours, Sc.
ANDREW KEAN,
NICHOLAS H. VAUGHAN.
j. B. FERGUSON,
ROBERT w. PLEASANTs
FRANCIS b. DEANE,
CHARLES f. POPE.
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attrffoat $ aIr8.
THx8 DAX.
BY OPIS, DUNLOP & CO.

BY O44S,l DUNLOP s. CO.
SALE AT THE DOCK.
On MONDAY next, the LIST of March, will be sold
at the Dock, at II o'clock
Soo bags Java coffee just imported and represented
to be OF superior quality
loO bags Rio coffee, excellent quality
"a boxes sperm candles
7teirces lamp oil, winter stunned and warranted
> good quality
"a bags Pimento
81 barrels gin, Campbells brand.
Terms Mt sale. o. ID. 81 CO. Aucts.
he above sale was postponed, on account of the
weather. till this morning, when it will positively take
place at Ludlam's wharf o. ID. {. Co
mar 9
DRf GOODS 1T AUCTION:
On WEDNESDAY, the Cd March, at 10 O'Clock
VIII be sold at our auction rooms, 100 packages &c
Dry floods, adapted to the Spring, comprising q ec-
neral assortment of desirable articles.
Terms at sale.
ico22 0. D.. & CO. Aucts
In our sale on WEDNESDAY,, the Sd March.
Will be- 40 bales brown Sheetings and Shrtines
10 cnses Plaids and Stripes
10 bales Scotch Oznaburgs
cnses Irish Linen
do. Linen Pocket Handkerchief
l do. Silk Goods
do. Cotton Hose
! do Lawns
do. Damask Satteens
49,, do. GA Cambria
do. l-4 do
3 do. Calicoes
L do Grnduriils.
mar -. .g-e,---zg o. D. 81 CO. Aucts
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10 Southern and South Western
7RAVELLERS.


VENHE co-partnershp heretofore existing under
n the firm of Charles Holt, Jr. 81 Co, was dis
solved on The ist of January, 1880. Those indebI
cd VIII please make payment to Chas. Holt Jr and
those having claims against tho late firm. 1rosnnt
them to him for settlement.
G.. HOLT, Jr.
m L. G.. GUNNER
Inc subscribers having associated themselves II,
business under the firm Of Holt & Ross, and havina
purchased he stock of The late firm of C. Holt IL
q Co., respectfully invite the friends of thai con.
Germ ana the public generally, TO favour them with
their custom. They have now on hand, a rood
assortment OF China, Glass and Earthonwsrs. g.
selected expressly for this market, which thew arc
dispose to sell on favorable terms Country mer-
tnals ana no, otneTs VIII probably find it to their advan
CiIAS. HOLT Jr.
nr ~ ANDREW ROSS.
IN. u; Tho subscribers have made such arrange
plete. u ~ " ~ Com
feb a+~!, " ~
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LIQUORS &. WINES.

LIQUORS s.. WINES.
FHNHE subscriber informs his friends and the pub
II lie, particularly those who do not belong to any
Pdr!ieulai Society, that he has hand choice as
sortment of old Liquors and Wines, which he will
sell very low, by the gallon, demijohn cask; among
which are the following
Old Champagne Brandy
Do. Cognac do.
DO. Jamaica Rum
Do. Antigua do. s
Holland Gin, ..Swan brand" 20
Old Whskey %
Do. Peach Brandy IS
Do. Apple Jack do.
Do. MADEIRA Wine
Do. Sicily do. do. CO
Do. Muscat do. iS
Dry Malaga do and
Old Irish Whiskey.
feb e7-l2uf WM. j. CLARKE
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ROGERS OFFICE, March 2.

nRANlNG of The New York Lottery, Extra CLASH
9, 81, 90, 81, 10. 80, So, 81, TO- "a.
No. 0, 90, Sd, the Grand Capital of 100000 /
81, 81, SO, do a, 100
Neither of which was sold by BIGGERBnt whole Ticket
No 81 with several other Capitals, actually sold
and paid at sight by BIGGER. - 90 -,
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LNDTGESTTOW-oa, SOUR STOMACH,

t4h
SIS acknowledged by medical writer's to be a COM.
~ plant OF stubborn kind, at all times very difficult
oil cure This i' sufficiently illustrated in The dsap-
poinment OF those, who unfortunately suffer unter t
as hey, Tor the most part find, that after having tried
many things, TO little purpose thew are al las,
oogeu 10 use ior perhaps, the remainder of life, such
articles as can at best but paate the disease,
Under such circumstances, any medicine capab,e of
removing the complaint must surely be an article high
~ deserving the attention OF those who are afflicted
WIN II such medicine is DR.. .feddes 4ntidvsDeD.
TIC, or Stomach Pills, the success of which has
yet been equalied for the Dyspepsia in lie
complicated terms, such as loss of appe,ite nausea or
sickness at stomach and eiimes vomiting; belchn
up oil water, which is sometimes tasteless hut
commonly sour; gnawing pain in the stomach: heart.
ourh or what is called sour stomach; cosveness pale
ness OF the counenance; angour; lownes of spirits
papitaons of the heart vertigo gddiness: and dis
turbed sleep The number of these symptoms varies
10 derent pAients with some, being felt only in part
whe Others have even additional ones, equally li
greeabe, such pains in the head and hrea,
nauence, wind in the stomach and bowels. en,aci,
'oh' or wasting OF the whole body, with great weak
ness, particularly OF the legs. Whoever applies III
pills in the above diseases, according 10 the irecions
WIN never be disappointed, they have never once
oeen known TO tail in producing radical and perIna-
neht cure The use OF single box, will convince the
most unbelieving of their efficacy. Thew will most
eiectualiy remove all of the stomach NOT
merely by neuiralzng the acid but by correcting that
morbid state OF the secreons which give rise 10 IT, and
at the same time will restore the debiated organ,
OF digestion, that tone and vgor, which il absoIT,eIv
necessary TO the well-being OF the animal economy
ms medicine is the Invention of a physician yvbr
has applied his study and practice, for a number Of
years, TO this distressing disease; and tis therefore
me result OF much experience. Induced by the duty
ne owes 10 society," the Proprietor has adopted bi.
node OF circulation, in order to give il greater range
oil publicity, and that it may become more extensively
use,ui man II could possibly be- it confined with
IN me private practice OF any individual whatever
The great success Of these pills. in the cure of ,ho.e
distressing symptoms attending Dyspepsia or Indges
,on' nave Induced many persons, without any know
edge oil The materials made OF in this celebrated
remedy, to offer to the public cure for Dyspepsia
various articles under the name of Pills Tinctures &
IN recommending which, they have adopted the yer,
cine The public are therefore, requested TO observe
mat none are genuine, unless the directo accomna
hying each box, has the signature of George Smith
For sale by JAMES McKii DOE
june ~ l5-w1w Richmond Va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

- HOCC0 SPRINGS, Wdrren, NJ Con the
~ lst day oil June next, the houses at SHOCCO
SPRLNGS, nine miles south OF Warrentop and
six cen miles north o Lewsburg, will be opened for
the reception OF Nisitors.-The great advantages of
this watering place in most of Dyspepsia i'm other
diseases aud debility, have been so often tested by
those who have attended, that TO such il il only
saty to say that all the buildings are in excellent
pair and condition The acconmoda tions in every re-.
spect shall be such my best efforts can effect for
comfort and convenience to all who may visit the lace
10 those who have not visited Shocco, il may he ne
eessary to say, that the buildings sufficiently nu
merous and conveniently arranged for the aecommoda
ton OF large assemblsge. The private apartments
the public halls are abunian,y spacious to receive all
who may desi'e company, and where music and dane.
ing can be enjoyed by such "a delight in it.
Arrangements will be made TO have divine worsbp
performed at the Springs the Sabbath day. whe re
such visitess as may choose, can attend preaching
without convenience.
In addition to the valuable medicinal qualities of the
shocco waters they located in most he atbv mar,
OF the country, surrounded by polished society where
the invalid can be restored to health in an
circle. %
The best servants have been provided; the bar will
be found TO contain the choicest liquors and no pans
VIII be spared TO render the time OF visitors perfectly
comfortable.
My terms for board SC. will be one dollar per day
Tor each grown person-children and servants hall
price, Tor hoses $40 per month, or 90 cents per
ANN JOHNSON.
There ,UiH be BALL s. PARTY furnished n,
Shocco Springs, the evenings OF the 9th aud 9TH OF
July. The music provided for the occasion will not
be Inferior to any that was heard in North Ca.
rolina. Naval i-wSw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

TENo the Revolutionary Officers (,heir heirs or as
M .lgns) 10 the Virginia State Line and Navy:
Inc Undersigned respectfully tenders his services az
agent Tor the above class OF officers who are entitled to
military Land boun,es under the late act of Com
gress.
~ required that every officer or other person en-.
tlted to bring his case within the provisions Of this &C
mus procure from the Executive OF Va. certificate
that such officer is entitled under some Law of This
STATE passed anterior to 7S1and required that the
oighai warrant be surrendered, il lost an official
copy thereof with the affidavit of the party endorsed
'hereon, that the original hath been lost or mislad
ana not sold or transferred TO the knowledge or
0ehei oil the party so surrendering.-The public
lands in the states of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois are
designated Tor the location Of all the unsatsied Militia
260,0 600 acres
Inc undersigned proposes 10 undertake to procure
me necessary evidence to establish the title of the Of
cer as required by the Act of Congress and TO locate
her warrants on the best land aud to the best advan
age; Tor this purpose he will leave Richmond the latter
part of the summer.
Communications will receive Immediate attention
June %@' l3-wt JOHN RI. PRICE
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PUBLIC NOTICE

49, 49,. zszs.<p vHNRdA,YyELiLEERs are respect
w We tn''y SIM, informed that the
ss,sssaSs &c. leave Richmond eyery Mon.
DAY, Wednesday and Friday at o'clock a. NJ. and ar.
rive at Lynchburg the second day by p. NJ and q,
salem The third day by p. NJ. where the Valley AZ all
Ine to Huntsville, Nashville, &c. is connected Re-
turdAys at a. NJ. and leave Lynchburg Wednesdsvs
Fridays and Mondays, at A. M-This arrangement
WIN give The passengers sufficient time for rest al
night AT Fluke's on the Blue Ridge Mountain this
Ine Is connected every trip by Caldwels line which
passes FIhcas'le and the Sweet Springs conneciing
win Porter and Belden's line at the White Sulnbu1
Springs, which runs to Guyandotte on the Ohio River
Fare from Richmond to Guyandoue $50 miles
80 30 Salem, $50 miles, $i2-To Lynchburg
1zO miles, 50 90. The way fare is also reduced on tie
Lynchburg line. '" vac
For seats to the West apply at the Bar of tie Union
Hotel Richmond. ~
IAN baggage or property whether belonging 10
passengers or sent by the STAGE at the rick of the own
ers thereof A pATTERcoN
Proprietor Richmond and Salem Routes
june - S-wI2t-
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HAHIo AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE

Il hHlo AND KENTUCKY LAND FOR SALE
~ ny virtue OF two deeds of Trust executed to us
by the late Patrick Hendren Ed bearing date nm the
23i day OF April, in the year 1919 aud first duly re
corded in the County Court of Charles City, we shall
on fniay 2Sd July, proceed to sell, TO the high
esq bidder, Tor cash, to satisfy the object of the
sa'u Deeds the f1'o~ing property, TO wit Twelve
hundred acres OF land, in tie county Of Onion,
S'dte OF kentucky, Except one hundred acres part
'hrreoi as reserved in the deed) certain tract or
parcel OF land, in The county OF Clermont State OF
ONO, lying on the waters OF Glove Greek, branch
oil he tue Miami The title TO the said lands is beIiev-
ed to be good, but we act as trustees we shall con-
Vey only such title as is vested in Those wishing
70 purchase may by reference the deeds now in the
once oil Charles City, trace the tide. The deeds will
De shownon the day OF sale The sale will take place be-
tween The hours OF III s o'clock, at the front door OF
ne Bell Tavern in the city of Richmond.
JOHN u. CHRISTIAN
JOHN III. CHRISTIAN 'Fus'eeS
June 10. I22Lwto2Iy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09
INVITE MARSH FOR sALE.-T6c Subscriber

"HiTE MARSH FOR SALE.-Thc Subscriber
Wv is authorised by the heirs and distributes OF
Mary NJ r. G. Rootcs, decd 10 make sale of that valu
able estate in the county of Gloucester and state of Vr
GINA, called WHITE MARSH, supposed TO contain
about two thousand 1909 of which are first rate
Low Grounds and the Hills of the best suaity in that
section OF country. minute description of this Estate
Is unnecessary as is certain that persons disposed TO
purchase will examine it particularly: they are invited
TO do so, and Mr. A. Smith the Manager, residing ON
the premises, is instructed 10 show any gentleman who
desires it, every part of the Estate. will only add
that these Lands lay between Ware and Severn Rivers
and extending to BOTH aiordng navigation TO vessels OF
large burthen, and furnishing fish and oysters of the
best quality, and in great abundance. The improve
ments consist of large brick Dwelling House. with
ouI rooms on floor, nearly new, and finished in the
best style; all necessary out houses, some of them
oricS, AMI most OF them new. The Low Grounds Law
IN one compact body, Immediately in front of the house
without single break, and every part be seen from
the dwelling at single glance of the eve; they are fine
" calculated for the production of Barley, Wheat In
dian Corn, Cotton, &c. in fact, this Estate is generally
acknowledged by all who have it, to be the best
oil the same extent, and of the handsomest i'm Vr-
ginia.
The time of payment will be made TO suit the pur
chaser and the necessary number of hands TO cultivate
the Estate, together with the stock of every kind farm
ing utensils Sc will be sold with il, if required
May III. l-wu JOHN TABB
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G tOCHRAN'S portable Improved Wheat IhJeshing
~ Mdchtnes' From The increased demand and the
numerous orders which have been received for the
above, s. Cochran has been induced to employ an add
'lohal number OF workmen which will enable him 10
supply any orders that may he given him, directed TO
ms agent IN Richmond, with greater dispatch than
heretofore Applications to the Subscriber will be
promptly attended to JNO O'LAY
Richmond, May 20 h. 1880.
The above Machines are in use by a. p Miller in
Prince Edwards JOS G. Cabe Melon; b. Blake, Tan
2ahannock; ID. Drjerneu, Caroline; c. Hinton, Eau.
quer-and many other gentlemen, in different &c lions
oil The country to whom he respectfully refer for infos-
nation s. COCHRAN,
May 2S. 6-wst New Market. Hanovsr
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Fl AND FOR SALE.-Intendne to ronovo . a..
AA west offer for sale the tract of land IN ,vh;ch
resides Called Woodvie) containing l6s I2 Ivi
M ue county OF Hanover the branch road of ,,es
~ echanicksyile Turnpike, leading from Richmond -,
laPPahanhock' IL miles from Richmond, and from 10
10 10 miles from Hanover, King william. and New
Kent Courthouses. The improvements aro ~, WV
me dwelling house is new and amply sufficient os ,J
accommodation OF gentee family, with all tbe nsces
sSy ou.-nouses; and young and ourislng apple and
oren"r9 selected by myself from ono of the besi
nurseries IN virginia, aud is perfectly beaIbv we'll
waereI sItuaion-This land is in one compact boJv
aWnough originally in two tracts and NAV again he en- n
Vueu' ana thus suit two purchasers; about three ti
oi he tract on which the houses stand being ON hsI,
oi me io5 IL, is cleared and regularly cultivated %
Lei ~ ~ corn, wheat oats, cotton, &C., nearly the
"noie OF me other half is more heavily iimbereG ~,
any and in this part of the country on which man man
nearly prepared all the tinbers necessary for The &C.
o saw mil, and there is but one mill of fbe tind
a ''s seGuon oil country and that, or miles off
~ icgaros terms am willing TO take a part or the
"'Oic IN young negroes ouc-our thin cash ono GJ
on cFedil oil twelve months, and the balance in ,
nee ana louF years, carrying interest from be da,c
IN ei'her case, will put the land at price Which
am confident VIII not be Objectionable As am 90
so'yod 70 remove, expect to make some sacrifice
'-"O" VIM. STARKE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-07-09

H N EN- DING 10 move TO the West, offer for sale
a the tract of land on which reside (calIed Ds,;
coa containing 800 lying in the lower end of the
county OF Louisa, on Southanna river; the dwelling
ouse Is ABOUT liz miles above VIM. Shelton's Mil,
and Tour below Col. Charles Dabney's This land ia in
one very contact body, and well watered bounded for
about OF mile by tbe river, ard having hand
Dne niue creek running through the middle OF it,
the river and creek both aIording good bottom lands
IL extends wiin about $50 yards OF the Old Mountain
roan' ana hes more than ample supply of timbered
snd Of good quality for Tobacco will sell this yaIua.
Die tract privately before the 22j of September next if
not on MAT day will offer il for sale at public auc-
uon, as am determined to move-Terms will be-
maze 10 such as wish TO purchase 1 deem il
unnecessary TO give further description of the
and as 1t is we'll known in the neighbourho,d.
ana persons living at distance will view the
lana before buying: the dwelling house Is in good re-
par' and has two comfortable rooms below, and two
above, and all necessary out-honses.
JOSEPH SHELTON, Jr.
'""e co. l1-w4w"