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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

I've Ladies and Gentlemen with board, by the
week, month ryeor Ut her old Stand near the Cap
ltoi Square, next above the Washington Tavern
She would be glad to furnish eight or ten gentlemen
with board who have their rooms elsewhere. Mem
oers OF The Legislature be furnished with rooms
Her fare will be good as the market can afford
anu nef terms moderate oct 8-6td 2aw l2t
HAUTlON!-l understand that Thos. Richard
~ son of the City of Richmond has been endea-
voring to sell Tract of Land lying the county of
Hanover, in which he holds a life estate only:
hold Deed OF Trust upon the Land, acknowledged
IN Henrico, and recorded ia Hanover. To prevent
sale of the Land last Spring, Thos. Richardson OBJ
tanned an Injunction, which has not yet been dspos-
ed OF, but will be, presume, at the meeting of the
Chancery Court next January.
hereby caution the public against buying the
aforesaid Tract OF Land-and invite all those who
are Interested to call at the Chanccry Office, for the
Richmond District, where they may see the whole
ground upon which tins notice and my claim. is pre-
dlcated, especially the dispositions of Hall Nelson
and Pleasant Winston both of the CITY of Richmond
WIN. RICHARDSON
ose Mount Spottsylvania Oct. /.
| In note of Thos. Richardson's, under nv adver-
( tIsement, he speaks OF funds, If he had them
at his disposal his object Divert not invite pub
lie attention to the true merits of the subject in con
troversy, He says he has release IF John G
Williams the trustee has given him one he has done
SO without my authority and shall hold him respon-
sibe for doing it. This is the sort of !oqice wit n
which Il. Richardson has been amusing his creditors
for ten years past.
The next Chancery Court will decide whether
have 'nisapplied" has funds, or whether he has mis-
applied" those obtained for him, at the Farmers
pay debt due 10 Pleasant Winston, of about $500
VIM. RICHARDSON
Rose Mount 9Th August. 1880.
oct l1-2aw 4tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

SUGAR, MOLASSES, COFFEE, &c.
SeEE Hhds first rate 81 Crolx sugar
~ Is do dry Porto Rico do
IS do do New. Orleans do
40 bags fine old white coffee
so do green Rio do
so do do Laguira and Cuba do
90 hhds West India molusses
80 bris best old rye whIskey
100 do No. 3, mackarel
400 sacks Liverpool filed blown salt
ALSO,
New York inspected soal lcather-for sale bv
sept % RALSTON g. PLEASANTS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
THEATRE.

o. No postpone'nent account of the weather.
or Atimissioito the Boxes and Pit IS cen,s-Ga,ery so
cenis--Sde Sips2 5 doors will open at g. and the Per.
lonnance will commence a, O'Clock ~ Nights of Prrior
nance fer the future Monday, Wednesday, Friday Saturday
YIIIS EVENING, Oct. %,
VIII be presented Howard Payne's celebrated Mclo
called
TBERESE:
Or, THE ORPHAN OF GENEVA.
Carwin, Mr.. Thorne,
Lavgne, Coweu
To conclude it'll the Musical Farce called
NO SONG: NO SUPPER;
OR, THE LAWYER IN THE SACK.
Endless, Mr. Cowe,
MlaIgaretta, Mrs CoweL
~ Tickets and Seats be obtained of Mr. ELTON at the
BOX ohce from 10 till 2, and from till o'clock and Mr.
beck's Bende's Eareys, and at the Central Eagle hell
and Union Hotels, and at Il. w. Whites Printing Office
A demands against tine Theatre be for pay
men Tuesday, between the hours of II o'clock
22-lt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
CHUBBS' OPTIC

p. CHUBBS' OFFICE.
The drawing of the Delaware and North Carolina
Lottery, No 2, will he received TODAY.
Capital Prize 10000 Dollars.
60 Numbers and Drawn Ballots.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

Cheese, Soap, <offee, DC.
II ANDING from schooners Richmond Packet and
d Exit
IN Casks superior large cheese
ECO boxes " Mildeberger's' best soap
cases imperial tea, IN Glib canisters
90 boxes gunpowder tea
200 boxes and half boxes bunch rasins
Cd bags Rio coffee
100 lbs nutmegs-for sale by
oct 22-6t DAVENPORT, ALLEN s. Co.
II AMP WICKS.-An assortment received al
- NASHS. or, o. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
Fall Fashions.

IA RS. Z. LYON respectfully announces to her
LVA customers and the public generally, the re
Articles in the Millinery 1ine:-amonpsi which are.
Artificial Flowers, Hair Work, Feotbers, &C &c.
N. b. Dyeing. Bleaching and Pressing donefn the
noateat manner and at the shortest notice
oct 13-eoGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

Winter Pressed Oil and Candles.
z Hhds J Best New London winter pressed oil;
- tierces[ pressed last winter.
81 boxes New London sperm understanding for
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP & Co.
oct 22-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
CAPITALS:

Whole tickets s.. halves 2 so, quarters / %.
u Orders from the country promptly attended &
~ Tickets for sale at this office.
ct % YATES a. Mcintyre. Man ayers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COLLEGE.

VIE winter session at Hampden Sydney College
Il viii commence on the Is. of November next and
close on the 28thof pri The expenses Of the ses-
sion, including Board. Tuition, Room rent, servants
hire, &c. reduced to $40 75.-The summer ses
will open the list of June next and close on
the 25th of September. Board ard other expenses
named above, S53 % for the session. oct l6-5tc
MR. H. BRAMHAM informs those who are af.
~ fcted with Dyspepsia or Indigestion, that he is
prepared to administer the newly discovered remedy
for that disease, in all cases to which is applicable
Ills address is Charlottesville, Va.
NEW YORK, Oct 5th 1890.
do hereby certify that have communicated to
DR.. Horace Bramharn of Charlottesville, Va my the
DRY Of Dyspepsia Indigestion, and have fully in
sruced him in my method OF treatment, and consider
him well qualified to manage any that may be
presented to him.
O VI . AC-I, {. Irrr1II .,-r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
Goshen Cheese.

4 a Casks Goshen chez receiving. for sale by
It OTIS. DUNLOP s, Co.
oct 22-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22
Dancing Academy

oct Io-9awit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-22

Tickets $5-HaIves 2 50-Quarters Is.
For sale at E MICKLE'S
oct % Next below the door of The Eagle Hotel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
ITEMS.

Col Napirr's History of the Peninsular War
is dedicated To the Duke ot Wellington. IN Il
single sentence, almost unique for its teTseness
on such an occason, AS well AS for the force OF
the Just compliment which il conveys II is as
follows =" Ihis history dedicate TO your
Grace because have served long enough IN
der your command 10 feel why The soldiers OF
the Tenth Legion were attached TO Cnsar."
II is singular fact that the inquest on III.
late celebrated Mr.. lierney, i, the fifth enquiry
which has been held TO investigate the sndden
and melancholy deaths Of Brush statesmen
Need we call to m,nd the names Of PerCiVaI
Whltbread, Komilly aud Castereagh Mr..
P0nsonby, too, had barely ESCAPED an inquest
for he survived Il few hours the stroke OF apo
plexy which felled him from his seat in Inc
House Of Commons. There is no similar re
cord Of numiliatng fate IN any other country
in The Universe.
A. NJ. Jones, of Phtsbnrg, Pa. princps
cleik of a respectable house IN that CITY, lately
committed suicide, Under circumstances which
excited unusual surprise, a he was doing vel
ia life, wa, much respected and was not known
To be sub ect to byPOchondrla. He went 10 his
house at 10 o'clock IA me evening, accompa
ued by n gentleman, whu noticed nothing un
usual ~ h, demtanor. lie entered his psrlor
seated himself by table, drew o,ft pistol from
lis pocket, aud blew uui his brains.
A solution of suphaie Of copper N French
brandy. and applied AS wash once day, Is
said to be perfect remedy for baldness,
A Boston dealer in Patent Medicines adyer-
tises a Panacea, by which he saws the lives Of
lO, 900 cilildfen per snnum will be saved. A
letter by way Of certificate, Is appended, the
writer Of which says he knows The above asSer-
lion TO be true. a. he has tested The same IN has
olon Jdmily'
The Philadelphia Gazette says, all the in
mater of Tire hew Penilen,ary, except ghtee,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

ean read and wIite. Something more Than
hook learning IS aecessnry to make good cui
| zens.
The government have ean,ed lately In lie
erected NJ West Point spacious Hotel iar the
1 accommodation ofsirangers visiting thai inter.
esiing establishment.
The Hon Samuel I. Carson. of the II Of Il
| rom north Carolina, has lately written TO hii
friends, that there is evefy reason TO hope thai
Nm Assayers Office will be established IN the
Gold region OF thnt State. IN case the petition
FOR the establishment ofe Mint does not sue.
coed
newly commissioned Magistrate sent the
following nnte Ia n bookseller +" SW. pleas
sen nae all IN an Of The Legislator, that Hong 10
9usss Of Pses. as Iare non run"
The Hon. John Tod, one of the Judges Of
the Supreme Court ot fennsy lvania. aud for
merly conspIcnous member OF Congress from
that State, died a few weeks ugo
Al The lasl term Of the Fanquier tva) Couo-
" Court. there we're Htg gentlemen al the bar
IN attendance, and ID suits rrlnrund--makine
an average of Two add a half salis TO each law
yer.
We understand (savs the Boston Ganeite)
that cu,iom house bond was yesterday paid
j.
porting houses, Of Slo1,6g2 81.
The sultan is ahou, 10 introduce the Italian
Opera into Consianlinople
MI. Sione has written another Tragedy. On.
titled The Archives OF Palermo said to be
oil much hgler.1ank in "A literary point al
view than the prize play Meiamora The
scene is laid III ltaiy-time, middle oil tho 18th
century.
person near Piqua, Ohio, raised las, sea.
son u head OF cabbage, which, when cut, filed
three ten gallon kettles. Another h. ad inca sur.
ed feet across
young man by the name Of Slaughter, In
! Arson county. N G.. Indicted Tor the murder oi
hN Hepiathcr the Rev. Mr. Taylor, has been
discharged, the legHl term ol the couit having
expired NJ II o'clock, Saturday night, and the
| Jury charged with the case, not having agreed
The Ne" Haven Comm Register gives thr
| following cpse of remarkable fecundity -
Mr. Joseph Iuulc of West Haven, owns n Cow
which has produced five Calves within the lnsi
! eleven months, VIZ two on the 10Th of April
| ls2V, aud three on thu Isl OF March 1890
his COW has produced nine calves at five
bilhs.
Among the new publications announced H.
the London pspers, isa Review Of Captain
Han Travels, by an American
Nv an arrival from RIO de Janpiro, we lear,
that Emanuel J. West ESQ. lately appom,cd
Charge d'AlIairs 10 Peru, banded u, Rio ON Feb
9th, IN bad health, aud died on the 18th
Nicholas li'dgrlcy, Esq. Chancellor of III,
state OF Delaware. died suddenly nj Geore,
town. IN llai State, On thu la ,nsi IN the -,
year Of his age.
An Anli Lottery Society In, been formed il
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.


Ne,C Keni-Gen. J. L Iisrvie 100, Bevcrley
L. Browne 81.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
Buckinghnm- Charles Yancey 30, Samuel
p. Christian 30s, John /. Bocock 23i, -
Patterson 10.
Campbell William NJ. Rives, Odin G. CLAW :
without opposition.
Frdnktn-Chas Powell. John NJ Holland.
Frederick-Jas VI Mason, VIM. VI. Nood.-
Nilsson Messrs. Newman and Smith.
Ncw kent-James ID. iIalyburion. Scnton
w. Crump.'
Not IN The taa Legislature.
THE AMENDED CONSTITUTION.
l1J' Very lew Of the returns below are com
piete. We shall keep the Table standing, and
correct it as fast as we receive additional re.
turns
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
COMMUNICATION-For TIC p,,gmon.
RoArMRlGullS pL.nnGu


Tins very useful plough, invented by Cit
zen Of Soalh Carolinn, aud bearing his name,
has been recently introduced INTO the county oil
Campbell, and bids fair 10 suprIScdc the Dngon
aud Gary. II is used, unfortunately, ~
break up aud hllow, or 10 cultivate a growing
crop. aud - cal ulated for one or two horses,
is phn Is SO supple that common smllh can
make II from description. lts length is twenty
inches width, five ieei for oue horse aud eir
for two ho,ses; with pont at each end No
ihat when one is worn out the other may be
used II is continued curve from top 20 bot
ton, AT an auglcof forly five degrees, PRESENT.
ing the image OF n half moon with n slight
tGisi, 10 enable II 10 throw of the dirt One
plough being both plough aud moudbOnrd, J
fastened 10 the brake by an eye IN the middle OF
the rear, two inches deep and four inches vide
and is attached 10 the frame of common sho
vel plough. Il should he thicker near The c1n.
tire than toward the ends.
Its advantages over the Cary and Dnpon
consist in being more simple cheaper, more
manageable IN billy, rocky or stumpy ground
less liable to become clogged or ohOkrd with
dirt grass or weeds, (from which il cleans H.
sclf) pulverIzes the ground more, and leaves
the roots Of the grass nearer naked, in conse
queuce of its rolling tho earth over, &c &c.
For this valuable addition 10 the most impor-
iani implement Of agriculture, the citizens OF
Campbell are indebted TO Mr. Lewis ID. Pom
dexter but the value of this acquisition will
be appreciated by those only who give il a
TRIAL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

Literpo0i, saturday, Feb. 81
G0tl0H There has continued an active de-
mand for Cotton throughout the whole of the
week, and a further improvement OF l-Sd TO
Ia per h. has taken place in the prices OF Bow
cd and MaTanbsm. and about l-sd per 10 in
m osi other description.
Our market for Tobacco has remained dull
throughout the week, bat without any altera-
ton in prices.
liverpool Cotton Market, March 4.
The sales Of the week are 1900 bags the
market very firm at Just weeks prices. The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

ATOrICE.--W, ~ be Sold a. public shle, Oh
y the 3olh day oithc present. month Apr,
a. the late residence of Judith Chiffon, der
about 800 barrels Of Corn, lBrya 4nhni,iy OF
Peach aud Apple Brandy. nod many other af
iieles OF property Of perishable nature. Terms
of sale--Twelve months eredI, Tor all sums .
five dollars and upwards, the purchaser giving
bonds with approved security. All sums uode.
Il We dollars cash
RICHD. PERKINS, Curator.
April ID ids
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
NOTICE,

NfOHMAIlON II wanted of SPOTS
u WOOD HUGHES who left his place oil
residence, some time IN January last without
any knowo cause. lie ayonil about seven.
teen years OF age, we'll grown aud Cannot he
sad To possess altogether good sensr- lie wRs
seen in LyncObuig, the day he len home. s'"ce
which nothing has brcn heard Of bin. Any
information ol him will be thankfully received.
JE3SE BECK.
April rs 81
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RE lie

hE LEW
OF the Lynchburg Markets,
Corrected Jor the Tirgiuidn BY
THOMAS A. HoLcoMBL aud RICHARD IYnEE,
Commission Merchants
AUCTION SALES.
Extreme prices Of passed Iohac-
co, from 50 Is to 90
inferior To common, . Is 10 4 90
Common To good ! O0fo 90
Good TO fine, q OOio 90
strips, 3 20 10 4 90
Refused, zoo to2 80
General sales of PASSED tobacco, - 30 TO 90
do do retus d 90 10 20
Inspected the past week 81 bhds. OF passed
tobacco II hhds. ofreiused- total 342
inc Tobacco Is in demand at from sc 70
So. Two hhds. were sold the pnst week at
81 50 by the planter. which we've afterwards
sold Tor manufacturing tobacco at $50. We
notice no material change Ia ANY of the quali-
Ties. Accounts from England 10 the SIN Of
March, nothing encouraging. The duty ques-
lion as regards strips, wds still unsettled.
Flour 80 80 10 3 So
Wheat % to gu
Corn 70
Nbiskey 20 81
Hemp. 1000 4 30
Bacon 8
II w hare in store and for sale 'eDerat lots
ef supsri0r Ea0,ity Flour.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

iar. IN. South Carolina, where he nov hyes
it IS Prudeol 10 be on the other side a 4
whip should lie placed ia the bands Of every
honest man 10 lash such raseals make through
The world -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15


Dinner 10 Nr. NeWtOn.- A dinner was given
10 Mr.. Newton, in Norfolk, on the 9th inst by
his political friends. About one hundred and
sixty gentlemen SET down. Tue following toast
having been given:
Our GuFsr-rhe Congressional Represen-
tative, who is RErUEEEu TO MS CpssIlIG-
EMS. after thirty years OF unaba'ed confidence
CORRUPTED neither by temptation nor ano!
li.n.
Mr.. Newton rose, and addressed the compa.
nv at some length, We regret that we have
moi room this morning tor his remarks.
We select the following from the number OF
toasts drank on the occasion:
Fir pres,-A BLESSING, If used by the PEo.
rLE 10 check the corruption oil Governmental
C,.R.r when snhsid zed from the public lreaSn-
~ TO enslave them.
DIartgrs "a The cnuSc Of FREEpoM or Orls-
r5N They may rest IN nope Of glorious re
sure ci ION.
B, Moses Myers Esq The mcmorv of those
who hled aud died to establish HIS FREE
REPUBLIC. a.,
Bs Matthias Jones, OF Naosemond. Old
u;ckorv now the den Of owls aud aJdefs,
nIins the kendals oflhe land--may II be ieIifd
INV the masters of the soil. and placed quietly
benea,h the Ctay OF kentucky
By Henry Woods, Vice Presidency The
late President OF the United States, joins 9Uis-
cy ADAMS impartial history will do justice
Ia his virtues, and acknowledge the s"ildHy "
spIendor OF his talents
By James Carr, OF Norfolk county. The
i. Jackson and reform party - two yeats a."
the peope paid eighty thousand dollars 10 hear
mir pro,nises OF retsenChment;' this year
thew have paid thirty thousand more 10 hear The
reason why they have mol coupled wiki their
Rv Mai Myers-The inquisItion in des-
,o,ic Governments, an nstrument OF torture ;
in IN. las, Republic only get an engine OF pro-
sc,;n,oa and dist, .nchisement, for the cons'I-
,ntinnal exercise Of political opinion.
Rv E.linit Whitehe I'd Of Nansem ond-Hen-
re- Clay the incorruplibe pa'fioI, the peoples
friend. NO. :. a.. d.,
Bv S Hartshorn. The Star in the West
Henry Clay-,he competent and accomplished
Statesman. rNc.u, .,,,
Henry Cha, like the lion' has strength Is DIS
coyerablr in the s,rd,asem' OF us aa'ersafIes'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15


" The disorgan,zlng English Jatobin.
'""S topper, has rep,le! 10 tina, portion Of
'ir' "ebster's late speech winch inflicted upon
vac 'or'ner merted csstigatiou for mis- efforts
mug ABOUT dissolutrn of the Union of the
a'e'' lie talks aboai" TIE OF the South, "
nc IA" any share in their glories, or any
'"'e Tor their iuterests-he, an Enslisi,4nan by
'''"' and atufbulent, disors anizing factioni st
Wy "here' tie defends with earne stness
use Oh ms phrase, that +" il is time to cal
-, ne The value Of the Union" and repeats it,.
ut man ought to know that its value ,cas
,"cula'ei before the Union was formed and
'''g'' SO visible in every quarter of the
anu 'anglh' 10 the very touch, precludes
al necessity for such calculation By the
"0e' " not Seem strange that the sincerity
"ones'y of such man should I've confded
W the An'i-rariiftes, when they recollecr
NC Is tle author of the ables, argument in
.''f OF the policy aud eons,iu,ionality Of
protecting Manufactures that ever apneared in
-. 'f''fy Bnt he then lived in PennsyIva-
'' maj sue Of The question acus poPu'
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t5Y NIatQG GOODS

~ PART.
Eoelish. French and India Ginghams
Fouafd Cambrics and Calicoes
Fancy Dress Shawl and Scari3
do Ladies CrasaB
do Elegant Embroidered GIovr4
do do Carved Top Tortoise 1om.n.
some entirely new styles
Plain Tuck aud Site do very cheap
Plain aud figured Leghorns
Open Straw, Ladies, Misses aud Infant5' Col
tage Bonneis and HAS
White. black and bud Nava,ino Bonneis.
handsome aud very fashionable article
at 81 each
We are now receiving aud opening. direct
from New York. our supply OF Sp,iog and
Summer Goods, which we ASK the favor OF onr
friends aud customers to examine assuring
them thai our assortment will be- comprised of
the most fashionable and desirable Goods and
promise that prices shall be lower hun herelu
fore known m this market.
l.. ~ X. b. NOKVELL.
April 8 w2wif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-04-15

Our Public Men al Washington. The Wash
'"gton City Spectator has more than once al.
luded, III no very cqulvocal terms, to The indis
crelions and wees of who h some Of the mem.
befs OF Congress are repuled TO be frequently
guilty. We find, IN that paper of the 81 inst
an article. having direct reference to IS sub
Ject After putting 1t 10 the consciences OF
members, whether they can longer pass around
the intoxicating bowl or mingis with the
reckless aud prOfane al the gambling board
or deiile the sanclily Of their Office in the
haunt' Of hneutousne il closes with the
following jud cous reflections, which we hope
may not have been entirely without their inlen-
dcd effect
I've would not throw out an unfortunate
Censure or snsplclou-th are men in the DO
dy 10 which We alludo of purity of Gfe that
Amny Gcarlcssly challenge the slrIctest scrutiny
But We have too much reason for believing III Il
there are those whose conduct is deplorabIY at
variance with their professions, aud at war
with those virtues upon which The purity and
DC ace of society arc based. These men seem
10 have lett the mantle of their correct habits
AT home, and 10 have dlvested themselves OF
that deep sense OF responsibility, which the
presence of pIeiy and domestic affection seldom
ia to impari We cannot con, eve Of more
Infamous breach oftIust than that man is gull
" OF, who indS in the ignorant crcdulity OF
his absent friends release from the Wholesome
restraints ofmoraIiy. j is species Of decep.
ton aud tIeachery more 70 be rcprobatcd than
even tina, open prohlgacy which Is much more
callous 10 shanle,