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bill was compounded Of Materials the only principle
cohesion among which is common dependence 70,
support no man being SO dull as TO suppose that aoy
single appropriation could have united majority in III
favor ii 1t could have been Independent Of the success
Of the rest.
Every true friend of Internal Improvement. of such
Internal Improvement as accords with the character
OF the naton and is worthy OF government patronage
cannot Tail 10 perceive the destructive tendency OF c
Legislation upon the success Of any well reguste1
tem system which looks solely TO works OF nation.
al Importance never be succ essfuliy undertaken
in the midst of PERSONAL selfish schemes of local inter
est, the squabbes OF mere politicians to draw the pub
lie bounty into their Districts aud the combination.
OF mnori'ies, to carry their schemes, by joint efforts
The expense OF the public good.
IGenerai Jackson shall succeed in putting down this
corrupt system, aud in establishing principle worthy
os great peopie-ss -nc-tioned by tho constitution
tor "gsneFal not ssc,one purpo
he will deserve the "..nmortaI PRAISES" Of all Ia.
friends Of Tree anu pure governments.
The Rockville Free Press Of Wednesday cont aims
some udcious remarks upon the rejection by the Pre-.
sdent OF the appropriation in aid of the road in which
that place is so Immediately interested Without affect
ing to disclam their disappointment in the result: or
their wish that the President had found il consistent
with his sense OF duty to sign the BILL friends there
10 have placed the matter i'm its true light end
unanimously yielded their personal feelings TO their
reverence for the principles OF the Constitution. To
have been made an exception TO any general rule might
have justly excited their recruitment, but when they
perceive that the act which has disappointed them is in
the enforcement Of general salutary constitutional
rule, the justice Of which they admit, con6den,
that no feeling OF resentment will be permitted sway
their actions ss 10 the hopes Of their poii
cal enemies. The Rockville Free Press concludes il.
observations by enforcing the same views, thus:
"We discover that powerful eff;r, i. making by the
opposition party here TO operate the friends of Gen.
Jackson and taking advantage of the feverish excite
me mt Of the moment, they calculate "working mira
cies Let the Jackson party remember that t,eir a
vowed motive OF action is principieior this they have
and for this they will contend, -,tcadily
kecpG, in view the great principles OF the Jsr.onian
school, and watching with vEilant eye the Con-
stution Of the country and liberties If the people, The
ceiling OF moment may have urged Of our party
10 declarations which cooler reflection would neither
be their sentiment, nor their principles. We refer all
such, and every man in the community 10 the able
sase Of tho President published in thi, days paper.
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WANTED TO RENT OR lease

EINoh The ensuing year, and term of years tberea
- TER small FARM in the vicinity of Richmond
(no over 10 miles distant -or the Advertiser would
purchase on tifne. Farm, near some pnbc Road
ana convenient both to Richmond and Peter.bury
would he preferred In purchase price would he
regarded more than fertility Of soiL--An early engage
meht Is DESIRED in order that every Improvement ne
10 ensure comfort or profit may be made during
me present year. Commune atoms NAV be made r.
H. n paulio, E'q, through the Post Office al BLACKS
ana whites Holloway county--PsrsoDs proG,ring
'rhs are requested TO state the number of acres anal
NY oil the Land, nature OF TIE Improvements. prics
'ermt' &c.-No attention will be paid to any commu
hicaton' IN which the two last items are omitted
I'm" u S-wIOis
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u AND FOR sALE.-In,ondIne 4, rem

AND FOR sALE.-Intondlng 10 remove 10 no
West, otler for sale the tract OF land on which
reside, (caled Woodve) containing 1863 l-2 acres lying
IN the county OF Hanover, the branch read of the
niechanlcksville Turnpike, leading from Richmond 10
Tappahannock, IL miles from Richmond and from 10
to 10 miles from Hanover, King William, and New
Kent Court-houscs. The improvements are very good
the dwelling house is new and amply sufficient Tor the
accommodation OF agentce family, with oil the neces-
sary outhouses; and young and lourshng apple and
peach orchard selected by myself from one OF the best
nurseries in Virginia. and is perfectly healthy well.
watered situa,ion--This land is i'm one compact body
although originally in two tracts and may again be so d.
vded, and thus suit two purchasers; about
oil the tract which the houses stand being one half
oil the f6S H. is cleared and regularly cultivated sue
ccssiuiy in corn, wheat oats, cotton Sc; nearly the
whole oil the other half is heavily timbered than
any land in this part of the country on which have
nearly prepared all the timbers for the cree
uon oil mill, and there is but mill of the Kind
In THIS section o! country, and that z or miles Off
AS regards terms, am willing to take part or the
whole in young negroes four thin cash one fifh
ON credit of twelve months, and the balance in two
hree and four years, carrying interest from the date
In either case, will put the land at price which
am confident will not be Objectionable. AS amr.
solved to remove. expect to make some sacrifice
VIM. STARKE
june o. 9-w6ws
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WILLIAM s. MARY COLLEGE,

WILLIAM & MARY COLLEGE.
WE summer Examination of the Glasses in this
-h institution VIII commence on Monday the 2stb
INST, ana terminate on Saturday the Sd of july Pa
rnes Guardians and all others Interested in the Int
on, are invited TO be present
=, ORDER OF THE EXAMINATIONS
.honady the 2Sth fnSt.-School of Ancient Iancua
-ihe examination in this department will continue
during the week, in the afternoon)
,, nesady me z9h:-Moral Philosophy, School of
Modern Languages italian and Spanish5
Weanesddy the 30h.-Senior Political Class, Cbem-
,r,, do.
1"WSady Juiy the 1st.-Metaphysical Glass. Sc
Nor Mathematical do 'e
\, FRIDAY The 2nd-Philosophca Glass, School of
Modern Languages, French) -
saturday the 3rd.-Junior Mathematical Class
III, W.. Z. De La PENA, Sec'ry
The Visitors of the College of William s. MARY arc
neTeDy nohhed that their annual meeting will be held
at their Council Chamber, on Monday the 9Th of INV
attend. RIO M,CAN NM SIff n. W
June 4. ioee'oi
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TURNPIKE ROAD.

Mr.. Coleman, the representative in Congress. from
The Bourbon district and jealous advocate Of the
Maysvil'e and Lexington Turnpike, SAYS in letter
the editor Of the Western Citizen, that 'he Sth
cept MKinley. went en- m,sse against us; the North
and especially N. England, generally for u.s."
Mr. Letcher says, in a letter to gentlemen in Mason
that "the country is much indebted TO Mr. Webster end
to New England generally, for the success of thi, im
portant measure"
OF the bill, the vote Is Yeas 10 % Nays. Mr..
Marks and Mr. NaudAin who voted against Mr.. For
syth's motion, absent when The final vot. was IA
ken. Mr. CLAYTON who was absent when 'hc vote was
taken on Mr.. Forsyths motion, voted with the mi ORR
ty the passage Of the bill The is in both in stances
are The same: The following are the Yeas and Nay~
fEAS-MessTs Barton, Benton, Burn.t. Clayton,
Chambers, Chase. FrenV huysen, Holmes, Hendricks,
Johnson, Kane, Knight, Livingston, Mckinley. Noble
Robbins, Rowan, Ruggles SEYMOUR, Silsbee Smith of
Nd, Sprague, Webster and Wiley-2i
NAYS -Messrs. Adams, Bib, Brown, Dickerson,
Dudley, Ellis, Foot Forsyth, Grundy, Hayn.. Iredell,
King Sanford Smith OF s. c., Tfoup, Tyler, White and
Wooibury-lS.
Mr.. Coleman states that Mr.. Rowan spoke in favour
OF the bill.
When intelligence of the passage Of the bill reached
Maysville, IL gave rice 10 much exuation. The first
proceeding, however was expressive OF the feelings OF
the citizens towards Mr. Senator Bbb FOR violating in.
srscions and voting against the bill They prepared
Coffin, formed funeral procession OF two three
hundred persona, and inferred wi great solemuity
and profound silence, in the middle OF the Turnpike
Afterwards they Illuminated the town and had mcr-
ry Jioo cut
At Millersburgh understand the Senator'S efigy
was suspended while and then inferred, the Jackson
men taking the lead in the business. All rejecting
persons must cc?demn such proceedings.
Lexington Reporter CYay)
Mr.. Clay gaining strength.-Mr. s. S. Southworth
editor Of the Providence r. L. Literary Subsern, COM
muncates TO his readers the following interesting
teliigence, in his paper of May 7h:
only Cara Sposa, on Wednesday morning last, in
troduced TO my acquaintance, and fostering care cou.
pie of boys, two real Clayes to the back bore who are
now in the full tide OF successful operation"
He adds
sMy boys well, and promise TO do WELL and If they
live, hope TO them become the champion of the
American System, and adopt sentiment that was ut.
tered by Henry Baldwin in the year 1917, the time
he out the friend Of National Industry, which
was,
Encourage national industry and infant manyac-
lures"
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y Chancory--A,a court heki for Mecklenburg conn
~, at tho courthouse thereof on the 18th day OF
May 1880:
Alexander Gillispo, Pitt.
against
Nathaniel Hester, and Sophia his wife, Ann Magda-
line Gilispie, Harper Gillispe, Thomas A Gillispie
Hugh W. Glispe, William Gillispic and Martha Giiis
pie infant children of Thomas A. Gllispie Jam es NJ
Baker, and Henrietta his wife, - Maloney and
Stella his wife, Harvey Gillispie, Martin Gli,pie Ann
NJ Gillispie, Henry Gispic, and Richard II. Walker
sheriff and administrator dc bons non with the will an.
nexed, OF Martin Gilspie, deceased, Dcfs.
The Defendants Nathaniel Hester. and Sophia bis
wife, Ann Magdaline Gillspe, Hugh w. GiIlispie,
James Nj. Baker, and Henrietta his wife, - Malo.
ncy. and Stella his wife, Harvey Gspie Martin en-.
spie, Ann NJ Gilspie, and Henry Gillispie not hav.
ing entered their appearance according the act of Az
sembiy and the rules OF this court and it appearing to
the satisfaction OF the that they not inhabitants
oil this States On motion of the plaintiff by his attor.
ney; it is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here ON the first day OF August next and enter
hcir appearance and answer the plaintiffs BILL and that
copy OF this order he inserted in one of the news.pa
pers printed in the town of Petersburg or city of Rich
mond, for eight weeks successfully, and posted at tn
front door OF the courthouse of said county
a copy. Teste,
JOHN C. BAPTIST, DC.
..
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81 NoCHRAN'S portable improved Jpheat Thyeshino
" Nachines,-From the increased demand. and ne
numerous orders which have been received for The
above, D. Cochran has been induced to empov an a,i
honai number OF workmen, which will enable him IN
supply any orders that may be given him. or directed n
ms agent in Richmond, with greater dispatch than
heretofore Applications to the Subscriber win ha
promptly attended tn mo oIaV ''
Richmond, May goth, 1890
The above Machines are in use byA. p Miller. in
Prince Edward; Jos. G. CabeI Nelsoa; b. Blake Tan.
panannock d. Dsjerneu, Caroline; C. Hinton, Fan
oil The country, TO whom he respectfully refer for infor
NATION S. COCHRAN
way 20. O-wSt New Market Haoover
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT..
June A.

MrOTICE IS tyCprn,, .UIH on, Is3U J
OF the Six per cent. Stock created in pursuance
OF an Act OF Congress passed on the 3D. day of March
1912 mat the Certificates OF the said Stock amount
thousand fue bundled and ffy sic dollars and sercn
teei, cents, will be paid the first day of july newt
10 The proprieors thereof their legal representatives
" o"ey, uuiy cons'ituted, on the presentation and
surrender OF the said Certificates at the Treasury ~
al me Loan ofice, where the same may stand credited
otice Is further given, that no transfer of the Ger
uhcates oil said Stock from the book, of the Treasury
or any Loan Office, will be allowed after the firs Jav
OF June next. ~ ~ ""9
Ana ALSO that the interes. on all tho Certificates o1
L., ~ .0eN, VIII cease and determine the 30,h
"'S Vi June EeAt. s. ID INGHAM
,. Secretary of the Ireasuru
up" 10 ll6-wlIstJiv
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II not from much experience. This isI conceive on
Interesting the agreulturisi and II my crude
remarks shall illicit discussion from the more experience
ed, they may prove not altogether useless.
Being stranger TO the operation of free white la
bour in agriculture, have limited my observations 10
culture hy slave labour alone, hut differences may be
deduced from analogy, by those familiar with the en-.
ployment OF free white .ahour.
Respectfully, Sc
JOHN DICKINSON.
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VALUABLE MILLS TO LEASE

WISH 10 lease out for term of years nv Mills in
e. Loui+a, on the South-Anna River-Tbis nronor,v
consists OF Manufacturing Mill with two pair OF Bur-
stones, two pair ct Corn Stones, a Saw Mill store
house. comfortable Dwelling House. and all ne
OUT honsef-lho local situation of this Mill its beir
10 popnloas and fertile neighborhood twenty nilsss
distant from any Manufacturing Mill within fourteen
miles OF James River and the large custom il bas al
m"ys haT' Vhe Tolls amounting TO from $500 10 $1,000
per year)-makes il desirable and valuable prone,tv
Any per'on wishing TO engage in the Milling or Mey
camille business in the Country. is invited to call
June 4 S-W1w CHARLES DAPNEU
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June 4. s-wsw. r. F. GRAVES. D. c.


NJ COMBINATION AND A FREE TRADE
ENhkI RE and Locking Giasses-ruo.
ga BARROW, y Co. importers, SO Water Street N
noIk,-oier Tor sale 1000 Packages E,rtbenwa,s
Glass China, and Looking Glasses coppri,ng The mos,
complete assortment ever offered in this msrk., ,nd
wh'ch VIII be rePacked to the Country Merchant =, an.
lowest prices In consequence of having refused :.
JON me comolndtion Tor regulating the prices of Croe
kerry, IN this City, we have been made the subi,c,. ~
most inoieian ptrsecution the object of which il
no'h'ne ess than our entire ruin and erplson from,
We "oae our characters have been a.saied as men AZ
integrity and fair dealing, credit as house of res
ponsoiy mpeached and every endeavor mad. 10 mi.
~ ana 70 crown the whole importation. thron,h
'hereeuiar channels have been all stopped lin con.s
quence OF threats thrown 10 the Manufsotu,.r. l.;
hgand) go That We have been obliged TO employ Ayen.
III Liverpool 10 make our purcha.es in ,uch manner
m our names would not appear in the transactionaI
me iac'es attendant upon obtaining credit for our i'm
orauons are denied to us, and nothing but cash in
Liverpool VIII obtain for ne eded supplies Of var.
are suffering these bsrdships in the cause NJ m.
de'chah anu Consumer OF this description of goods re
ess 'han our own, and 10 them as cur LAST resort o.,
come 'of ana and a''isance long az we are ensb,d
70 sustain ourselves asanu than forty mem VII.
nave combined TO bring about ruin i'm hi. uphe ARD
o. manner, we will continue sell cur goods Free and
huePehsch' al our own raes)Or Cash or oppyoped ei
dcceptonces only.
TH0S. J. BARROW, & co.
90 WATER-STREEr, above Old-sIip. N. York.
er". % 0-w6w
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

SsI4sz7 ~, xav,-<se "a TRAVELLERS are respect.
@iIsSS, z3{{kI ~ fully informed dat the
e1ystgsts s 80 - Western Stages to IyncLbnrv
--9saszf'ss zRzsfS &c. leave Richmond ,y.ry Mon
Day wednesday and Friday at o'clock A. NJ, and arr
rive at LynehbufB tie second day by 5 P M .nd =,
Salem the third day by p. NJ. where The Valley NJ all
line TO Iiuht'ville Nashville, &c. lie connected Re,
turning eave Salem on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sc.
igidays al A. NJ, aud leave Lynchhutg Wednc,Isvs
Fridays and Mondays, al A M-Tfis a,rsnrrwsnt
WIN give me passengers sufficient tin, 10, eel A
nlShI Al Fluke's on the Blue Ridge Mc,r hin tbis
Ins IS connected every trip 10y CdidweiTs line rlisb
pass 1 rincasls ana the Sweet Springs, connecting
S S'.n rof!eI ana beIden's line at The White Sulphur
SPllngs, winch runs TO Guyapdoi,e on IA. Ohio Rivsr
a, rare from Richmond 10 Guyandoue $50 miles.
20 '1-lo salem, $50 miles, $l2--To Lynchburg'
IEO miles, IS DO The way fare is also reduced on the
Lynchburg line. " ''
Hotel Richmond. ~ " "o O"'on
s'Al baggage or property, whether belonging IN
PASSENGER or sent by the STAGE the risk Of the own
"' "e'eO a. PATTERSON
Proprietor Richmond and Salem Rou,es
o""e f' S-w12t"
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NOTICE.

H0 MUS iON-DENTIsT Respectfully informs
n TIE ladies' and gentlemen OF Virginia that he
intends starting on professional tour on or about tbs
ON day OF July, and will visit Fredercksburg Char
iOuesVllIr and Staunion, in which places he will re-
nam levy days-he will visit the White Sulnbnr
warm and Sweet Springs, and return by The wav If
hynchburg lie gives this early notice that his friends
may nave an opportunity TO call on him previous TO bi
temporary absence from Richmond and TO spprise those
more remote Of his intention of visiting The ahovs
VIZ "0o'e pa
NJ d. He expects 10 he absent from Richmond abo.,
two months Juno .,,c 'Oe'
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q gONAWAYS.-Two 'laves, Ned and John. he .
- ID longing TO the estate Of the late Mrs Hannah
Nenp, aosen'ed themselves irem Richmond about the
ns OF January last, and have since been heard Of
Ned mas been employed for some years as a Hack dbl
yer Snd O,tler, and John asa house servant Thev
are generally known by The citizens Of Ricbmond and
It's vicinity, and reward Of Forty Dollars will he naiJ
Tor their appreh onsion and delivery 10 Messrs J. s
Cosby Of ihis city, or 10 myself at Fredericksbur
ing the said slaves j. CHEW Eg,or ~ ~
June q S-w2wF H. ReDiD dec'd
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GRANVILLE MALE ACADEMY The Trustees
M OF this Institution wish to employ Teacher, TO
take charge Of the School, from the beginning Of the
ensuing session, which will on the Isl Mon
day in July next Persons making application for the
situation must be able 10 furnish satisfactory testimon-
ais OF their sobrety, and good moral character and Of
their qualifications to give instruction in all those
branches OF Education usually taught in Acade
Any information ia regard TO The School, may be had
on application BY order Of the Board,
JAMES LANIER, Ssc'ry
June II. IO-w3tz
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AMILL be sold Monday, the fifth day Of July
w next, being Henrco County Court before The
door OF said Courthouse, III Acres Of LAND lying in
the said County Of Hsurico. being the Land allotted 10
Estate, and ddoins the Springfield Coal-P PIT Tract Of
Land, aud Others; alec my undivided interest in the
Mill adjoining, being ne.sx,h part--Tenns Tor The
Land One hall the purchase money TO be paid the
10Th December nextthe other half on the Goth Dec
1881 to he secured by bond aud approved security and
lien on The Land; or The title Withheld, until the first
PAYMENT Is made. For my interest in the MIL terms
vii be made known The dsy Of Sale.
June II. 10-w4r MARY BURTON.
NJOrlCE.--An persons having any clainns agaIn.I
10 Ibe Estie Of Jeremiah Minier dec. Of Powhstan,
are requ'std TO render hem for setlemenf-and those
indebted, are required to make speedy pivmont.
JOSIAH COSBY, Aduor
June L. S-W4w" of J, Minier, dec.
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HRENJAMlN II. MAGRUDER, ATTORNEY A.
ED Law, having lately removed 10 Scottsville. Al
bemare County, will in future attend the Courts of Fin,
wanna Albemarle, and Buckingham, and The Superior
May. 12a-wsn
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% ing removed 70 Wiimng ton in the County If Fi,
yanha wii IN inlure, attend thc Su; cfor aud County
Cout,s o. Henico Gcociard and Fuvsnna Counties.
p,, we superior Courts Of Chancsry for he Richmond
'"'e" may d I23-w6w
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DENMARK.

The amount secured to be p,id fer spoa'ions in the
late treaty with Denmark is not short OF 5000 OoO and
this example we satisfied will not he lost on France;
and when France TO do justice, Naples and
other powers will follow 1t is fact that may be
thy OF no'ice, that the charge Of sweep
ing reform brought against the President by the oppo
ton, he has removed no foreign agent who was en-.
gagged in a negotiation Thus Mr.. Wheaton and Mr..
Tudor, both Adams men, not removed in conse.
quence OF their having made progress in finally
cessful negotiation at Denmark aud Rio RIO.
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TANHE Co-parinership existing under the firm or
a James Sims, & Co, in the County of Louisa was
on the st day OF last month dissolved by mutual CON
sent except for the purpose Of settling The business Of
sald hfm' JAMES SIMS
HEIEKIAH SIMS
"""e o. 0-w2wF
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I" MucnYnY nnMNlNs vNsuNa."
CRIMlNAL CODE OF FASHION,

poetic essay Mr. CompbePs Magazine, entitled "Ensish
fmnors, Satire Sketches" supplies with tho following
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Communicated for tho Washington Chroniclo)
EI.NAIl ENEE AIr \ AIIIDE

'hO white clover grows spontaneously with u.s. and is vo
mon.
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
IN SENATH-Fkn. d.

q,be Senate have passed the bill 10 prevent
destruction of ysters in certain rivers Of the CO
uonwealth.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-08
FRESH GOODS.

ENllE Subscribers have received by the last arri-
IL walls from New York, the following articles,
which have been purchased ON the most favorable
terms.
Blue, steel, and light Oxford MKT cloths
Red and whto fannels-a complete assortment
Prints-a great variety
Merino and cashmere scarts, white, scarlet aud
crimson
Extra large shell tuc8 combs.
These articles addition to a very extensive
and commenting assortment Of DRY GOODS adapt
ed to the b. s. q. JAMES g. CO.
dec Market Square.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-08

TERMS.-SuBscRirrtos the DAuy RcHnoxp Vine sc
year and for shorter period, the rate Of so year. pay
dhIe in advance. lfs
Ap For square Of 10 lines or less one in
seon rs insertions 81 three Insertions 81 IL; and
eyryy succeeding Insertion 33l
Thrice week first week 81 25; succeeding
Twice week, first Insertion rs every succeeding u-
scffon 50
once week. FIRST insertion rs cents; every sccrrdng
erfpn SO
All advertisements also inserted IN tp CoSSrrurIos.
ytus.
Iransient advertisers pay in advance
me number OF insertions must DC noted the GS they
vii be inserted until ordered be sopped and cHarsed
ounilngy.
Aunual Advertisers charged 40 dollars for sluarcs
anu m that proportion for advertisements greater lengh
except AuC,onecs and Lottery dealers who charged 500
OF The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is pubshed twice
weak Tuesays and Fridays) at FIVE dollars onnum
payable advance.
For Adcertisig75 cents square, or le Cor the is ID
srrtinn. and so cents for each continuance.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-02-08

WHlSKEY 10 bids. and 90 barrels Wbiske..
w now landing and for sale by
lac % LEWIS WEBB & co.
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BOOKS.

BOOKS.
ENoB sale by ARIEL WORKS, opposite the Ea-
II gle Hotcl,
SCOTS Family Bible, vol. Stereotype ediiicn)
Horne tho Scriptures
JusePhus, complete, in one vol.
Paysons Sermons
Hebrew Bibles
SIuart's Commentary on tie Hebrews
Lectures on the Evidences of Christianitv Lr Da
ME. " ilson
aids to Reflection in the formation Of a mario
character, by =. Il. Coeridge
Life Of the Rev. John Summerfeld.
IAN