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from Philadelphia, New York and Boston, One Hun
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British Dry Goods, in which included their own
importation from England, (via New York; consist
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London cloths
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Plain and fancy white London Marseies cuttings
White and colored ground chintz printed do do
PlaiT buff toilenets
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Farther supplies of Books. Gc.


VV>HE Northern Traveller and Northern Tour.
y with the routes to the Springs, Niagara. and
Quebec, and the Coal Mines of Pennsyl also the
Tour Of New England----Thirty two engravings---
Fourth edition, revised and extended.
Xenophons Expedition of Cyrus with English
notes, prepared for the of schools and colleges
with life of the author; by Charles Dexter Clevc-
land Professor of Languages in Dickinson College.
Maccuock on remittent and intermittent Diseases,
including generically marsh fever ard neuragia;
prsing under the former various anomalies, obscu-
rites, and consequences and under a systematic
view OF the latter. treating of tic douloureux, scinti
Gu headache, ophthana, toothache palsy, aud many
other modes and consequences OF this generic dis.
ease.
Winners Episcopal Manuel, being intended as a
summary explanation ofthe doc. me, discipline and
worship of the Episcopal Church, etc. etc. etc.,
Third edition
Moores life of Lord Byron.
Pelham or the adventures of a gentleman.
P Phse Dsowned, by the same Author.
Lawrie Todd. or the settlers in the woods-by
John Gait, Esq.
Flora's Dictionary-by lady
Register of officers and agents, civil military ond
naval, IN the service of the United States, 1880
Memoirs of the Rev. Matthew Henry, by j. B.
Williams. Esq. =. A.
Aids to reflection, by S. T. Coleridge, with pre-
llminary essay, notes, and illustrations, by james
Marsh
Foscarin, or the partricar of Venice
Life OF the Rev Edward Payron, ID. d. late Rec
tor of the second church IN Portland.
Bickersteihs Christian Hearer. designed to show
the Importance of hearing the word, and TO assist
christians in hearing with profit.
Provincial Letters, containing exposure of the
reasoning and morals of the Jesuits, by Blase as
CAL originally published under the name of Louis De
Montate. translated from the -French-to which is
added, view of the History of the Jesuts, and the
late Bull for the revival of the order in Europe &c
received for sale, by
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Old News for Sale.

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NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER Vols. G, Z,
In for 1890.
Daily do. do. vols. IL, I2, for 1e1I-i2.
Richmond Enquirer, vol Ii for 1917.
Virginia Gazette, vols. 49, o, 90, 81 %, for 1903
4-5-6-7-9-9.
Virginia Patriot, vols /. Q, 8, 4, s, 6, Z, G, for
1910 lilo ~ -Ii-IE-IR-I7
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Musical Cabinet

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CLASSICAL Pocket Library for the German
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CIRCULAR.

WASHING ron, June I, 1880.
Sir:-You will perceive by the accompanying pro-
position, thst offer to act Agents for those who
may own Military Land Warrants the Virginia
State and Continental Establishment, United
States Revolutionary Bounty Warrants; and we re-
quest the favor of enclose this such of your
acquaintance may be interested in those claims,
with such recommendation Of US you may think
40 merit.
With great respect,
Your obedicnt servants,
JOSEPH DUNCAN.
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ALGERNON SIDNEY.

hbUBNINON OIUNE I,
UST PUBLlSHED-The Letters Of Alperron
- Sidney, in defence Of Civil Liberty and srainsi
tho encroachmonts Of Military Despotism, written b,
an eminent citizen Of Virginia, and first published in
the Richmond Enquirer in I8I8-Io. To which orc
added, in an Appendix, The remarks Of Mr.. Richie.
as referred to by the author of "Algornon Sidney
va page 80 OF the pamphlet with an introdsction bv
tho present publisher. For sale by
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RECEIVED Ar NASH'S

MOS "a and IS, Library of Useful Knowledge
~ Do s. Maps adapted TO do.
O continue receive subscribers above M u,ual
Vol 10, English Con, Law Reports
No 3 fsnner.' Series Library Of Useful Knowledge
No. q. (Aptir American Turf REGISTER
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lust received, the following, viz: Cologne water,
- genuine French in bottles Of great variety of
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tended for burning IN sick rooms, which when lighted
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TO GARDENERS.

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inc raclcai American Gardener. exhibiting for
Old Gardener " . -
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II Newspaper for The Ladies.
Proposals tor publishing in the City of Washington,
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat ouarto form
containing eight pages devoted entirely to the dis.
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the Ladies, to be emitted ~
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attention oil those Ladies wanting superb article, will he
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16

look into the papers and circnrs ances OF the case
the localities and particulars of which not yer,
difficult to be fully seen and readily understood.
phe frst striking improperly in this extraordinary
request ls the attempt to prevail the Assembly
dispense with Its 9th rule, requiring Norcr iu such
cases. so essential for the preservation of individual
rights against public oppression well the preser
vaton OF the public welfare and convenience against
individual intrigues and hidden private interests
Inc county remonstrance, gotten up in few
hours and without ony public ussembage ofthe peo-
PIE, though signed by siXty-six citizens (sad to be
respectabe ut once shows the improper Bearings if
not the hidden private designs of all such OK pare if
not netg6ortood and faulty party attempts and man
oe"eres. Even the rights OF orphan children, it APP
Peais whom righteous Legislature their best guar
dian,l are bound protect as well ms many other
valuable citizens, were thus attempted TO be injured
II not entirely destroyed, uunouced and unheurd ON
the subject.
lar and unjust proceedings, what would be the pub
lie inconVenicncies and injuries to the community if
MI The public squares aud grounds appropriated TO
judicial purposes, for the most obvious reason
10 ne given up III that way 10 establish nuisances and
annovanccs III the faces of the courss What the
baneul effects at scattering ucghborhood aud party
contentious and stres in the counties, The Virgil
ma county court system CT Jurisprudence (a,contan
inated o,th pdFty, neih6osoOd ard family strfs and
p1sUdfe Pecsn,ary intrigues, Is unqucstionaby the
best i'll the world. But when county becomes dis
tractcd and divided by such MEANS the domipon,
party becomes the most hideous workers and exer-
clsers of the most petty and contemplate of all ty
annies incorporate such party tyrannies, and give
them the sanction of your laws, and you add author-
tative strength and force to such private intrigues
and personal niquitics.
1e Assembly however very poperIy secuted the rro,os
ton, and is hoped, such attempts will only operate 10 open
me peoples eyes such party designs and ntrigus
future as they and show deIomed features
any of the countless Whetcr any Improvement county
court system, could or ought have attempted
Convention Is questionable Whether their creative
powers On the one hand, in family and nesproo dis,rb-
ion oi such Offices, the effects their creation pop-
tionah very difficult 10 drcie Perhaps hest upon
the whole to rest on the existing mode plan
o the Convention, and trust i'll future heretofore,
ig and correcting improper inirisues influences
usual way.
The writer OF this article, having lived and acted some
public scenes and situations from the
american revolution to the present me and having
est ana welfare o hs country heart hopes he will lie par
doned for this small intrusion the public attention.
and accordingly concludes by subscribing himself
A RrxOI N1I.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16
EpR TIE WtuC.

MR.. CIAY'S SPEECH.
have read with much satisfaction, the speech de-
iivered by Mr. Clay, before the African Colonization
society Of Kentucky. To use an expression OF the
Hero Of "Verte Pcur," in relation to the same
Individual on similar occasion, it is the 'masterly
production of Masters hand" It may be truly
said OF this distinguished Statesman, Tctigit Mill
quod non ornavip." There is so much energy of
sentiment cosuncd in such splendid and captivating
drapcry of language, with manner and delivery so
peculiarly his own, and so obviously the gift of in
spiratlon that there Is no one who hears him, who
will not pronounce him prodigy of the age. View
him at the freslde, in the midst of small convivia
circle, INDUCING in the pleasanries Of social and
unreserved te-a-tete--behold him in Legislative
Council, bringing the mighty powers Of his mind to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16
From The fredericksburg .4rena.


Noble act.-On Tuesday last, Peter Minor ged
eleven years, of Garrit Minor, Esqr. whilst ska
ice, and would unqucstionably have been drowned,
but for the timely assistance rendered by his brother
Andrew Jackson, who witnessing the danger prompt
ly flew to his aid, and with much difficulty succeed
lie had himself twice broken through the ice. 1t
may not be undressing to state that the YOUTH
whose presence of mind and noble perseverance,,
were thus instrumental in saving the life Of a broth
CIR, mad the honor OF receiving years since from
the hands of the usrious individual whose name he
bears, coin bearing the American Eagle, a memo
rial, which he has carefully cherished. He has in
the above act, gwen that he will not DIS
honor the name of Jackson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16
For TIE Wurc

q
In casually listening TO some of the proceedings of
the House of Delegates my attention was Particular
Iy attracted to singular memorial and request Of the
county court of Madison, the 9TH inst prayinr an
act to invest them with the power of disposng of
their old court house, and appropriatng portion of
the public square to such private uses as the said
court might deem proper for diminishing the county
levy.
10 this local matter with which had no inrned-
ate concern, except as 1t involved some general prn
ciples in which as Virginans are all concerned in
commonly my notice was particularly drawn by the
animated opposition which it met with from William
Finks of that couDty-that pure child OF nature, who
never fails to give some "happy hits" as has been
muses. Of the first order; / was thence Induced to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16

Departed this life the 9Th Jan at his residence
IN the County of Bedford, after short illness, Mr.
DAVID CRENsHAw, in the 10th year of bis are.
Departed this life at his residence near Tavlor's
HILL Hanover county, the 3lst of January sud
denly, HENRY r. WINsroS, in the 48th wear cf his
age. lie was kind husband, an atfcctionate father
good ner hnr and honest man
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16
aS6rttest@tsU COS t16m>


W The Virginia Bank bill yesterday passed the
senate i've dleseatient. An attempt to lay it on
the table, failed l6 to c. An amendment was made,
we learn, requiring weekly Gnstcad of monthly
exhibits before the Directory of the transactions of
the Officers in the purchase of Bills of Exchange.
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ADVERTISEMENT

ADVERTISEMENT.
FnNliE foregoing work is now put to press and will
a be published las fast prepared and subscrip-
tons will warranty in the pamphlet FORM as promised
in the prospectus. In the progress of which publ
cations, subscriptions authorized to be taken al
post Offices willing to receive them-for which trou
ble copy of each pamphlet will be presented to the
holders of such subscription lists, as said pamphlet
comes ont. The extent of the whole work not vet
being ascertalned, 1T is impossible to fix the entire
price at this time. 1t will not, however, exceed
4 half cent page to subscribers; who will be at
liberty after the first pamphlet Containing the pros
Tcctus and introduction With the two first discourses)
10 withdraw and decline taking the residue if so
disposed.
The second edition of the prospectus and introduce
ton to- this work IS out, with continuation of
pTclninarie which will contain some Of the nanou-
Of the Church alluded to- during the sitting of
the Convention. feb f6-it
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TO CLERKS.

a Young Man. well qualified to discharge the du-
IN ties Of County and Superior Court Clork, is
deslrous of situation. Letters addressed to A. B..
Bowling Green, Caroline county, will be attended to-.
FEB l5--.w4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16

a EDLEY will stand tie ensuing Spring at INV
L VEL stable, in the county of Chesterfield. bsin
tue same place he made his last season within oni
nile OF Moody's Tavern, l8 from PETERSBURG. and
Y from Richmond and is now ready to serve Innrrz
az 80 the leap $50 the season, payable the 9Th Tu
~ next, when 1t VIII eXpirc-S5O to ensure a mar
payable as sosn as she is known 70 bc III foal, and
one dollar to the groom
,neaIey1s handsome grey, C years old TITS surir~
full l6 hands higl-for form STRENGTH. bcs',(E,,
peafance, performance and blood, admired and m.
Pr9ved.-He has made but one season, when lie
had Ia mares besides my own. Mr. John d l[ir
tys mare Coquette was, however, nut 70 him he
lo o he made season, and produced very prom.
sing grey hiey, which is the only orc of his rrt
llat mas yet appeared; 500 in cash was ofi I'd Cor
at 4 months old, and $1,000 askcd-and ssp6d;tionH
al evidence Of the value Of his family, sold last fail
inc nan OF TWO FLIES by Sir Charles out Of Ejedev's
u9' od Iteahty, one four and tho other two vo3rs
DID, ior $500 in money. Ny oyorsccr Mr. BSn~h
my son George, and Arthur Taylor, all residn ~
absence. " 7, THfIH vs. W my
Chesterfield, Feb. $500
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16

MARRlED-ln King 81 Queen county, OH the
2Sth December, at Mai Thomas +. Spencer's ny the
Rev. John Bird, Mr.. RoBERr T. Srunps late Of this
city to Miss JANE w. daughter of George u. Chap
man, decd.
Her life as lovely as her face,
Each duty markd with evry grace;
Her native sense improved by reading,
Her native sweetness by good breeding"
True loves the gift which God has given,
10 man alone beneath the Heaven,
II is the sweet sympathy,
The silver link, the sken tie,
Which heart to heart, and mind 20 mind,
In body and in soul can bind"
MARRIED-On Thursday evening, 18th inst. by
the Hey. MIR. Iioerner, hir. John McCARTIY, tc
Mss ELIZABETH HURLEY OMAHER, ali of this city
On Thursday evening, the It'll inst, by the Rev
mr. Voolfolk. MIR SIMON GouI DING to III is I.usry
H., daughter of Dir Samuel Redd, all of Caroline
county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16

u The Legislature will probably adjourn on Sa
turday or Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16

w n. BAKER having sold his interest IN Tie Wing
to b. Abbott, the firm OF Plcasants, Abbott g. Co.
is this day dissolved.
The Wing will iii future be published by
PLEASANTS 81 ABBOTT.
February 18th 102O
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16
BIZ q Nnliue .NUlericn7l.


MOTTO
For all the weak advocates Of any cause.
~ tee1te props are frinn supports, we kno10,
But t1cah friend is the most potent foe.
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PR H3STCRAFT IN DISCUS p

I'm u series of Dscourses,
.ItOHJ1L, PIiILOSOPHICy4L, and THEOLOGTCAL
Dedicated to the Right Rev. Bishop &&**s, truly
pious, benevolent, and meek Divine
BIZ q .Natire .4Dtericnn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-16

UNAWASS. --lYas committed 10 the ia1 Of y,,t--
,yo U Couny, nlaTyand on the 18th inst as ,macocs
S S g ben 81 sCILER Charles about s 10 ' iGc es
na1ced III, y" VI z. years OF age, made good co-
s s s,o about w. e't ches gh aoa Fl o. Is
anon, b; mai III win down Iooknr pcrcevabic rarts
ouoit lln ne sad negroes had on yie, co.,i,,ri
h ro"nnshou,s panidloon and Of daIE rn
add y i ~ nun blue cloth with veIyrt Iii.
p " ulaR cassne paniaioous with sun,rr ,I
Jn Iv .o.ns ben had with him old blue FOO ",'
neeyoee en-, ,t p.S99ns, aud some other cloh,,g
~ G on the canal said town end sor
are requested r., as oIohers The owners Of said r
and take them s ,c toward prove poperty p,v cj5,s
10 law fuPISr,., y. 10y VII oe 'is iIrIcd accord.
jan 14-3tc NV WV lO1rER, ar Sheriff
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-12-14
BP virtue Of writ Of vend. srponas, 10
me directed Tiil be e.rp0sed 10
PLJHLfE SMILE

AT the house of Archibald Gordon, Glas-
gov, in Pencader hundred, on Saturday, the
18th o. December, inst. OF two O'Clock. y.
Nj. All he following described anJs aud
tenements, situate in The Hundred OF penen-
der md County OF New Castle, to wit, ]
No. I, A 10; Of ground in the village Of Glss-
gov, bounded by lands oil DR.. Samuel II.
Black, and David MuTey, dec'd. by lie
lund leading from Newark 10 Summit Bridge,
with large and commoiious two story
brick dwelling house and store house, With
convenient out.bliidlngs, suitable for iner.
camille business. thereon erected, containing
10 scres Of highly improved land, be The same
more or less. No. ,, lot Of ground in the
village aforesaid, bounded by the New Chs
tie and Frenchiown turnpike rond, by lands
OF William Gooch and the heirs Of John
Hyatt, dec. wlihihree two story brick bouses
and good shops, suitable for mechanics,
thercun erected. No. 3. a farm, siluSle
within two miles nj tho village aforesaid, aud
within one mile Of the Newcastle aud French
Tow. rail road, bounded by mud, of Nathan
Boulder Jesse Boulden wv illlain Black, with
a good log iIouse thei con erected, containing
80 bcreS Of land, one half of which is wond-
land. No. 4, a housn and LOT of ground in
BelitnWn, situate on the New Castle and
Frenchtown tUrnpikel Seized and taken in
Execution as The properly Of Levi Boulden,
and to be sold BY
WILLIAM HER D.lf.gJS,, Tale Sh,f.
kew Castle, i9eg. 5. io1gg, ~ n.
N. B Thu above described property M
I. is adsaalsgeously situated for .neFesnl.e
husinsss, and hiss been long established aa
such. being within SO vards of the New
Castle and Frenchlown turnpike and about
600 yds. from the Rail Road. The tire,
hou,rs and lots described in No. :, muy 81
sold separate or together as may scs! eui
PURCHASERS.
Delaware gazette and American watchman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1828-1837, 1830-12-14
office.

ENHEREAS Manean Bull OF Sussex county
w in the state OF delaware, did give mt
hts note or due bill on or about the 18th Ui
November 1926 for eighty-one dollars, and III.
the 9th april 1897 pad me eighty one dollars
in full for the same. And whereas, have lost
or mislaii said note or due bill, a6d have nei-
tier assigned or passed the same "a. any one,
aud, do not know where il IS, do hereby,
forbid all person or persons, from receiving OF
holding the same, as il has been paid unto me
by the said MRnaen Bull, and that have not,
nor do ever expect to receive, any other
satisfaction for the same, or, that any body else
will under me. ANY person having found the
said note or due bill will Obhge by handing il
10 me.
Jacob ID. button.
snaseS Cnnn,N. Nov. "a. lA2O--lawSNla msSm