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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
ALGERNON SIDNEY

mr.. lhos' w. White of this city, has Just re-
printed the Nos. Of Algernon Sidney so greatly and
justly admired at the date of their first publication /,
'he fichmond Enquirer-preface ed by vigorous and
Poin1ec introduction, and accompanied by the com
mcntares Of the Editor of the Enquirer on the trans
actions of the Seminole war-as times haze since
gone, much the most amusing of the whole Aper-
non Sidney has been revised and corrected. bv tho
author himself The pamphlet makes about seventy
five pages
These celebrated letters are desirable aceuisi-
ton to every American library. The style is the fl
nest model of elegant simplicity just mean be-
tween the rude vigor of VIM. Goblet, and the ses-
quipedaan ore rotunao, of DR.. Johnson. OF the pub
lie transactions they discuss and their vndicaon of
national and constitutional law, we need not say
word. for they too well remembered as vet to re-
quire it. Our only purpose, is to recommend Mr.
Whites correct and well executed edition, to The
Public.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

WIN. MCRERY, TATIoa.
I'd AS just received very handsome assortment
~ N OF SPRING GOODS, OF the most iaslliona-
bic kind and seperior qualities, consisting Of clotbs
cassimeres, Marseilles and silk vcstng very beaut
iul, and new and superior article for summer COATS
Also, handsome assortment of fancy cravatinp.
stocks handkerchefs, gloves, suspcndcrs, &c. which
he Will sell low for cash.
mp 27-eo,s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

DIED-At Audiey, in Frederick county, Va on the 9Th
inst Mrs Berry CARTER ect of the late Charles Carter ESQ
and niece of tie late Gen George Washington 65,
of her age, long and painful uess greatly al
eva'ed by the kind of her friends and
neighbours
At Bath, England Mrs FORTUNE GIsFoRp wife of Mi, Gift
ford of Great Puleney Square, daughter OF the late VIM Ran
doiph Esq of Bristol and cousin the Hon John Rauop
and to the Hon Thos Jefferson late President u States
EcIE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

NEW YORK, April 23-Ard, schrs Fair PLAY Ireland fin
richmond; Benjamin E; Valentine Miller, do ds Ariadne
Broush,y do Ami,y, Rowland DIS; sloops Milton smiih
do 10 dis; Advance Anir do rs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
lotteries to be received by BIGGER This Week.
Delaware, S. Carolina g. Louisiana Lottery,
Glass No. I.
Drawing TO be received TO-DAY at o'clock.
Capital Prizes, $4,000, 1000, 1000, 500, Of
1000, &c. &c
Tickets 81, Halves 2, Quarters l..
Maine State Lottery, Glass No. II,
Drawing to be received TOMORROW.
In this truly splendid Scheme there are no less than
EIGHrY Prizes of 81 900 each.
Capitals 10 ,000 5000 5000, 1850, so Of 900,
&c. &c.
Tickets Sio-EIalves S5-Quarters 81 so.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 8.
Drawing to be received on Thursday at One o'clock
CaptalsS4O 900, 5000, 5000 5000, 5000, of
1000, sc. &c,
Tickets $io,-Halves 6--Qrs. 5o-Eigbths IS.
Maryland State Lottery, Glass No. q.
TODD MD EpE.WJ
+ Drawing to be received Friday ct One o'clock.
Capital $4,000 Tickc:s So, Halves 80, Qrs. %.
~ Tickets and shares in the usual great variety
in the above splendid schemes at Bigger'S Office,
where the cash will be paid for prizes the moment
the drawings are received
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
MANAGERS OFFICE.

w
Delaware, S. Carolina 81 Louisiana Lottery,
NUMBER l.
The drawing will be received TO DAY.
Capitals, $4,000, 1000, 1000, 500, aHd 5
of 1000 &C. &c.
Tickets Sd Halves 2, Quarters /.
Grand Consoiid ated Lottery, No. 9,
To be drawn TODAY.
Capitals, $4,000 10000, 5000, 5000, 5000, of
1000, Sc. &c.
Tickets $40, Halves 3, Quarters o., Eghihs IL.
apr 81 YATES q MCINTYRE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

EUST PUBLISHED--Tb Letters Of ALGER-
- NON SIDNEY, in defence of Civil Liberty, q
against the encroachnents OF Military Despotism,
written by eminent citizen of Virginia and first
published IN the Enquirer in 18l8-l9 with an intro
duction b te present publisher; for sale at the Book
store of r. d. SANXAY
81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

NOTICE.
PASSENGERS going in the fine Schr. ANY
n V1RG GINA, TO New York, will please be on board
TINS aitcrnooon, at Q O'Clock, in the Dock or at
Rockets. at 4 O'Clock. A few more can be talon
by application to the Captain on board, or a,
apS-1th +. CHUBBS Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

Fifty shares ofU. S. Bank Stock were sold at New
York on Thursday, at one hundred and twcnty-scven
dollars and fifty cents.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

We have received Mr.. M'Duffics Report on thc
.. s. Bank, TO which we shall pay early attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

The Letters OF Algernon Sidney,
IN Defence of Civil Liberty, and aosi1st tbo
n Encroachments of Military Despotisn, written
by an eminent citizen of Virginia. and first published
III the Richmond Enquirer in 1868. To which 10
added In an APPENDiE,t the remarks Of Mr.. RrrcH-
as referred to by the author of Aqernon sidney
in page so of the pamphlet. With an INTRO
DUCTION by the present publisher.-Just publish
ed by t. w. WHITE, and for sale at his Printing
Office, opposite the Bell Tavern. an 27It
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

FHSHE subscriber has for hire, good Carriage and
IL a pair of gentle horses, with an experienced
driver Alsoa doubh!e gig and good gig horse, and
n first rate riding horse.
ap a7-6t w. BRACKETT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
@tsrttHey &aIR8.
TNIs DAY.
Bf OT1S, DUNLOP Il co.

BIZ OTIS, DUNLOP 4. co.
| GROCERIES AND SHOES
! On TUESDAY, the 9Th inst. at 10 O'Clock. wi
NC soid at our auction store,
20 Hhds suaurs
~ do molasses
100 bags coffee
100 nests boxes
IS boxes lemons
so do candles
80 do soap
Imperial and young Tyson tia
so boxes chocolate
90 half tierces rice
bbs sweet cider
IL boxes one dozen each bottled ti6
SO kegs white lead, in oil, iFWetherell'sy
lo Or casks sweet Malaga wine
% bbls mackerel
, d n. L. rum
Ana many other .rrrcfes
a ~s@D Ar IL O'CLOCK,
" ~escs shoes, viz: brogans, women's leatber r,,,,
woinchs morocco' welts, womens leather btr,i
pumps, womens heel rove pumps mems and hoy-
Anoes, mems pumps, &c. &c.
DRY GOODS ar .aUC7ToE 1A'c's'
On WEDNESDAY, the 2ath inst - A. u, ,,o,,.o.
VIII be sold at our Auction Rooms, N-~''
l2o Packages of seasonable
DRY GOODS.
comprising general assortment of the mos. ,,n
srable articles, fresh imported ~''' ''s- D''
Terms at sale. o. D. & CO. .Austs.
In the a5ore Sale roiH Be
SO Bales heavy brown sheetings
W wv w 10 shlrtlHgS
ID cases bleached do
4 do sattincus
5 do Irish linens
bales Scotch oznabnrgs
do German do
case Cd cambria
do jaconet cambric
= DO checks, stripes and plaids
bale heavy bear duck
do diapers
do beached dowIas
cases elegant calicees
do patent thread
do sewing cotton
aPG O. D. &; CO. Aacs,
BH DAVENPORT, ALLEN d co.
DRY GOODS.
On FRIDAY, The Goth April at 10 O'CLOCK, Mt our
Auction Store,
80 Bales 81 brown shifting
do do A do sheeting
do do beached do
cases sattinetts
. do calicoes
10 bales oznaburgs
do bed ticks
100 gross buttons
cases rich battiste dresses, sc. &.
apEi u. A. g. Co. Aucts,
PUBLIC AUCTION.
R virtue of power of attorney, sent to the sub-
- scriber by Francis P. Rsddon, esq.,, and his
wife, Ann d. A. Laforest, deposited an tie IT, STATES
Loan Office. will be sold at public auction. 20 thu,
hITrI,n hi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
LAND FOR SALE.

PURSUANT to a Decree of the County Count
IL of Hennco, made on the 18th day of March,
1880, IN suit between Rebecca Pearce and Ssui
Hobson, plaintiffs, and Bernard Redford and others,
defts, we the commissioners appointed for that pIr
pose shall proceed, Saturday the 9TH day of the
present month, April, 10 make sale of the Tracts Of
Land which, by the said decree, are directed to he
sold; the same being situate in HeDrco COUNTY and
being lands of which Francis Pearce died possessed
One of the said tracts of land contains two hundred
and 8a acres, thercabouts and is bounded bv tho
land of Thomas e. Kccsee, Charles Childrcy NM
others, about nine miles below the city of Rich
mond. Another Of the said tracts contains nbou,
thirty acres Of land and lies the road leading from
Richmond to Charles City Court- house and is abont
eight miles from the former place. The other trace
contains about twelve acres, and is ADJOINING fha
largest aud first mentioned tract-The sale will ha
made upon credit Of nine months, the purchase,
giving bond With sufficient security for the pavmen
OF the purchase money, and the Commissioners -
tanning the title to the lands until the Same shall H.
directed to be coDveyed.--The sale of tLo ,nbofo
lands will be made the largest tract above ,nsr,
toned, and will take place between tho hours of ~
q NJ: ana r: NJ, OF the day above mentioned by
GEORGE KEESEE, } "
JOSEPH BAILEY. ! Conn,;gv;ono,,
JESSE T. KEESEE,
l. Fhe above sale is postponed, until Saturdez
tGe lst day Of May next on Which day it viii tafa
pace at tic place advertised ond between the sarae
""''S' - To-~ciw4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

TAINTED to Repf,
- a. 'lis IT, " ' ~ o. iri'n''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

A Servant Woman Wanted.
NE acquainted with cooking, washing, house work
W generally For such well recommended for lloa
esty neanes and industry reasonable price will he given
Apply at ms once. ap 27-1t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

u The Louisville Advertiser had better stick to
Its Old trade of Blingsgate. 1t will never cut any
figure at reasoning. 1.-The doctrines of Mr.. Web
ster ut says in asserting that the laws of Conere
are supreme, any thing in the Constitutions or laws
of the States to the contrary notwithstanding 90 to
the subverson of the sovereignty, independence and
laws OF the States" We really did not imagine that
the gross ignorance of the Constitution BETRAYED in
these observations, belonged to any man. who BY I'M
dcrtakng to conduct public press, was prima fcie
entitled to be thought intelligent.
u The Pbiadephio Inquirer singles ont the names
of Tazewel, Tyler & Smith offs. c. for censure, upon
thesuPposition chat they have their faces against
the principle Of rewardDg editors for partizan servi-
ces We surmise that the Inquirer is right in its
guess, and we congratulate these gentlemen upon an
Independence of course, which proves its own dsin-
terestcdness, and from which more honour will ac-
crue than maorities can give. Whatever the Van
Burenites may be Interested in saying-thc course OF
Tazewcll and Tyler, if this be their course, will be
sustained by their political friends in Virginia. We
are unfortunately not Of the number, but we know
enough ofthe public opinion, to assert it without the
fear of contradiction.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
PUBLIC AUCTION

R virtue of power of attorney, sent to the sub
- scriber by Francis P. Reddon, esq.,, and bis
wife, Ann e. A. Laforest, deposited an tie u STATES
Loan O6sce: will be sold at public auction, 20 the
highest bidder, on Monday. the Sd day of Nav
next. at twelve o'clock, if fair, otherwise the first
ai. day thereafter the upper tenement of the block
OF brick buildings street, two of which are new
owned and occupied by Mr.. Wilson Brackatt as tia
Shockoe Hill Tavern. The sale will be made for
cash. ]. A. CHEVAIJJE
ap %, 1890
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27
IcGerson's Corrosnondonc

1.-TWO copies received, w sale ~
a. ar p COLLINS &. %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-27

.sA Tons Swcdes Iron, landing from schr. Pv;
W. Sisters, at the Dock, for sale by
ap SITS r. POLLARD e. SON.
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NOTICE.

0-The Petersburg Intelligence Lvuchb,ru yroini,p and
Raleigh N @ Register, viii please the above one time
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
ZanesviLIe. Innc 26

Tho rains during the last and present
week, have raised Inc Nuskmgum higher
than Do has been at any period this season,
or 0r The last two years Great damage
mus. be- done ON .he low lands n ,he yi-
entity of the water courses as all the small
streams have also risen. There has been
some severe thunder and lightning, but we
have not heard of material damage having
been done The Academy 90 the north
part Of he Town, was struck by lightning
on Sunday last, and some bricks knocked
Tom he gable and chimney and two of the
window frames shivered Co pieces -Bep
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30


Tls first Steam Boat Voyage The
Portland Courier of tuesday. publishes
Robert Futon's Letter 10 Joel Barlow, o..
Philadelphia, written 22nd August, 1907
. g7Gg am account of his FIRST trip by steam
Up .be Hudson It has often been printed
% the papers, bot &c will bear frequent re-
petition. The following are extracts from
,-s letter.
'uy Dear Sir-My steamboat voyage
aA.bany and back has turned ont rather
more favorable than had calculated The
distance from New York 90 Albany is
40 miles, ran i up In % hours, and
Gown n 30 hours. The latter IS Just five
niles oabour Ihad O. light breeze against
'ae whole way going and coming. SO
-a' mo- use was made 0I ms sails; and the
elage has been performed wholly by the
power OF .hc steam engine. I overlook
many s.oops and schooucrs beating 20 wind
Flra. and passed thcm as If they had been
a.mc11r
The power Of Prope'Iiug boats by steam
I, 3" fully proved The morning ] le1
we" York, there was not perhaps thirty
persons n ihe city who believed that the
would ever move ono mile an hour.
De o. Die least utility And while we
putting or from lie wharf which was
o'-ed with spectators. Il heard a oum-
o. sarcastic remarks. this is the way,
~ SNOW, in which ir1oaut men compii-
"aa, ,hci eln philosophers andipro-
having employed much umo and mon
and zeal Do accomplishing Ibis work.
gives me, as it win you. great pleasure
zee q so fully answer my expectations
nA give quick and cheap CONVEYANCE
'caandzs on the Mississi1Di. Mis-.
and other great rivers. which are
lYmg open their treasures fo tbe ON.
t'.-5 o,our couU,ryne0. Andarl7rob
~. prospect Of personal emolament has
s- some lnducemcatto me. vet I feel I'M.
~ .t,. more pleasure ia reflection with Won
,, .sr immense advantage that ,ny cora.
a' derive from tbe Invention.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30

The Georgia Journal, published at Mil
IedgeyIlle, The seat Of Government, con-
laius q proclamation of Governor Gilmer,
announcing that by an act of the Legisla-
turo passed In December last, the laws OF
Georgia took effect upon the Cherokees on
the list instant. The proclamation recites
the statute, the five first sections Of which
we omit as they provide for annexing the
Indian lands TO several counties. Tile
others, with the proclamation we have
deemed q best to insert, with all their stat
u,ory ycrbiagei and we pray our readers
90 read them.
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TERMS.

Tor fuil coarre Of instruction, as above men
toned, y 90 payable in advance, or on the re-
ccipt of the FIRST three numbers. oftho periodical.
Ah Po-.nasters are respectfully solicited 70 aei
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Postmaster procure lut one Subscriber. he wiIl be
entitled ~ gratuitous copy Of the published sys-
iem--ii ionr subscribers, 70 flll course Of ~
strlcifon, or s. - from the money collected; and
in lie proportion for greater or ICES number OF
subscribers thar Is 10 sav. commission OF ~ 9er
cent Tor bis services. Those who WISH ior more
uII explanation, or 20 see a specimcl Of the page
type &c. TO be used, may no doubt be graiIiie.d
bv calling on Pogtmaster-. who have been general
Is supplied with az Introduction % The system n
b0vc referred 20; and also with great variety OF
testimonials from thos, who have learned tbe at.
The issuing Of numbers viii commence early %
JUS, from md after which. olch new applicant
wil be supplied b., be ti,nc of subscribing, with
perfect SCI from ,.... besnur-.
1.-THE nG.l,i..r "a soy N.wspapcr or public
Journ1i, who VIII eve iin- Prospectus consPicl-
Gus Insertion. ant firwsTl a copy Of the paper
containing b. shall receive regular series oi the
contemplated lectures without other charge.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30

RIRGINIA, To WIT AT Rules bold m
Y the Clerks Oficc ofuHe Superior Court
ChanceD, holden at ClarlsbuFg, for the an Di'-
trct, on the FIRST MONDAY ia June l9dt
John Cibs,n Plaintiff
Against
TTfVian Cbau6ers, DJsndaHt
The delsndan, not having entered his appear
1nce and given security according 70 the act Of
8lse,nbly 5nd the rules ofths court and II appear
ip, 80 sstisfactOry evidence lint be II not an in
b,2;t5nt of tbfs CommonU salih. u j. ordered
Mat me said defendant do spear here on the FIRST
5,y of tho next term, and answer the bil Of the
ol3ntiG and that Copy q thus order be forthwith
Inserted in some public Newspaper, published IN
The town Of Wheeling f1r two months successive
y. and posted ai the front doo7 ofthe Court House
n the ssid town of Clarksburg
a COPY-TESTE.
JOHN L. sEHON, C. c.
June o.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
ONE OF MANY

on Saturday last che President, with
BIS am.y, passed through this place on
teI way 20 the Hermitage Information
having been received from passengers Iu
Thursdays stage thatthe President would
reach tbs place the next day, "a consider
aoe number of our citizens, of both part
es rode out on Friday morning, met him
several miles east Of this place, and escor-
led mm 90 tIe house VI Mr. Steem0d, two
niles rom town. where he spent the ro-
n-nder of ,ho day, and the night. Du-
ing lls soIourn there, O passage was en-
ugsd for HIM on board the steam boat Con
t1a, aud on Saturday morning be won't d.
.y 90 ,he boat, making no stop boz town.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
L....--,.-. i -.

frsv- ADrsrEoNG 81 GREEsi
The first Legislature under the new
Constitution wiI. boo carrying INTO deiu,
r, organic law of our State Government
lave the most important duties % perform
second only ,o those of the Tate Conven-
hon. The people owe DC, Therefore, to
nse'vss and their pos,srity, 70 selectas
1,r Representatives, men who w'l ln-
ass into the laws the doctrines Of our Blu
Of Rights, and who, from their intimate
.c1ua,1anco with our republican lnsu'u-
ions. and practical knowledge Oimanklnd
e best calculated as o means 20 effect
ts lmD0r,autrcslH Permit ua then, as
usof many, 90 nominate 90 th5 voters OF
s district, as our Senator, d. JOHN
c CAMPBELL, of Brooke county
r1 who emiuentIy possesses all the quail
fcaa51s requisite to enable him 20 iI
h1t appointment with credit t0 bInselfan
advantage 90 the community.
ONE 0E MANY
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THH AMERICAN RHPERToRY,

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The object of this work will be 70 furnish in
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convenience TO the reader especially for future re-
ference the contents Of each page will be denoted
by appropriate words in the margin--to which
marginal words, general index will be framed
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Book thus furnishing 10 each reader an nfallible
key 10 the whole or any particular part which be
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costing 10 the asprlnt after knowledge, a method,
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Eusf--To select from the great mass OF human
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Sfc0Hd TO CJndatSl q as far as It's practical
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The scaniy limits Of prospectus forbid the al.
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
AYLER COUNTYCOCRT-Juuste- term 1s3O.
Sauiuei n. Fii-iHgi
rf ~,
Sqmucl CaLitrcN md !"
Riciard Aasr0E

This dag came the Plaintiff iR person and tie
Defendant Samuel Caldwell, not having entered
his Appearance and given security according 10
law, and the rules q this Court, and II appearing
% tie Court by satisfactory evidence, inat sad
Caldwell Is NOT a. inhsbiint u this Comma.
wealth. on motion cf the Plsinf,, Il Is ordered.
That sud Caldwell DO appear here on the first day
Of the next September Term Of this Coun, and
answer the compliments Bilisnd that = Copy 81
this order Be forthwith inserted m some Newspaper
published mthe town ofWhcelinz, for two months
Eiccessvely and posted n the front door ofths
Court hoase Of tbs county, for . like period.
A COPY-TESTE.
A. 8. BIRCKHEhD, c. T. 9. G.
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Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
w. A. WARD.
DENTIST,

rs under the necessity of apo!ogising 10 his
y friends IN Wheeling, for leaving the place
unexpectedly. He will return in about Two
weeks, and vl.l then complete his engagements
with those who have requested his professional
services.
June 30, 1880
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1830-06-30
MARRIED.

On Sunday last 10y the Rev. 7. j. Hh60t Mr..
BENJAMIN l.. TURNBUtI, olSteubenville, Ohio, 20
Miss SoPHA LEWIS, Of this place