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ALso,

n The celeb, s,cd C.fMBRfAN TOOTA
ACHE PILLS, which give Immediate ,eLef
wuLout The !Cast njIry TO the Teeth. On ,r'ai
ihs viii Be found one Of the be I remedIc
known Tor this complaint. Prize ID censs u
box
None are genuine unless signed on the
outside printed wrapper. by tie s0fe rr"P'"
tor, z! KIDDER, ,pimeaiafe Successor o
he late DR. -. 7 CONWAY. Fr sale al TIE
,.Ounting Room, over No 80, Court street near
Conee-t Hall, Bos on, and also by his SPECIAL
appointment, by DR. J. WILLIAMS. Warren
or LEMuEL W BRIoGs. Bfst6l d.. a. p.
MooRE. Newpurt NATHAN DvkTEEi fsII
Riv 9.
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/ slltll our small Geld. whilst thy prs'''s and
Shall charm, a. ! drive tho bish, p'oush'hars
along. ttii
When fnish'd the day, by the ERE well regalo,
And tre.t good neshbor 1t eve with our tile
For, j. h,~ho would wish for self only 10 livs'
One blessing Of fe, ihy dear gin, ID to give.
Fen the red breast aud wren shall no, seek us
in vain,
Whilst th.u hast a cru,nb, or Thy CORN grsia;
Not only their songs viii they pour from the
grove,
But yield, by example, sweet lessons love.
Though thy leauiy must fade, yet 'h, youth III
remember, .14faa 5tIC W
Ths, Thy May was my own when thou sbew-
est December
And when ags 10 my head shall his winter inn
pert,
The summer Of Lore shall resi- ls in my hea,t.
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POETRY
: r11l'4ar FoR THE STAR.
ODE TO MORNING. -.

With blusbss spread upon her proPt'ous fhcs,
TO zee the sorceress night hor steps Teracs;
Tis morning comes and fow ers atorn her head,
Wide usvcs Of light along the heavens ore
= spread ;.aa iE y'1
Alert she cheers the dropping flowers.
And words Of mystic sense she showers.
o virgins axe weep now no more,
The sun hir warmth ON thee shall pour
With glowing fondnSss On your foliage play,
Add make your beauties lovel'sr than Tho day.
Yet virgin mild what Soun'ain, mead or tree,
Awskcs not 10 rapture when you they see
For thee. the plcyf lambs frrk on the lawn.
For thee. rocks. trees and shrubs resound with
song.
Forth from thy gates advance the smilng hours,
Wide jocund hope lends her JovIaI powers:
Congemsi wnh the qu'ck ming pulse Of time,
Youth halls thy smiling, pleasing, pri,ae
The hefmi, won, in lovely caves to stay,
Starts f,om his couch at Thy soul cheering roy;
Ills orrsons ascend for ever as,iny nom,
Fair type Of all beyond tie sky-the dawn:
Bright without, r .,e, harmonious without art,
KIDD removal ny source Of glowing natures part
Thee, lot me csrhl in the meadows low
Whers hlwtliorns t!oom where violeis blow
N arcissus-upon The recdy winding brooksi
There pnins with yellow jealousy looks
Upon that beauisous peerless vivid CLAM
High a. cI'ed above. reaccting in the stream.
With Will screening night, let vice retire.
And at Thy chssts approach - our hearts Inspire.
az . f.., -s ,ts s....ef# b.
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TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
GERMS /!

IN DHE ceiebrs,ed ALbIOh CORN PL.4S
~ TER ford. instant iei ef, aud at. the
.an,e TINE dissolv,s aud draws the CUin out BY
he roots, without the least pan
CE. riyicArE.--.' To those afRic'ed With
Corns OH their feet 30 eertIiy, thut have us-
ed the ,.6ibionr Corn Plaster, with complete
.uccess. Before had used one box, il COM
pletely cured q Co n wbich had troubled m tor
N ny years. make tifis public for tho benefit
Of those s,il.c,si si.l that painful complaint.
s4 ret Wm SHAN.
Fashiny. L J. Feb %. ' W7a
Price, 30 cents l. box. ft -.
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DIR. RELIES AROMATIC PILLS.
ib5- FOH EIN6 ABS.

THEY purify the Blood, quicker IT'S circula
ton, as.i ist The suspended operations Of nature
and are general remedy fof the prevailing com
plants among the iep'alss part o. society The
Phis ore particularly sfhc c'ous in the Greer
sickne,s. paIpituuon OF the Heart, G'ddness
SHIRT Bfesih, Sinking &c the Spniis. Detection
and D.smckpat onto exercise and Society. " ~
risd ladies will Find the p,lls equally uscli.l. ex
ecpt in eases OF pregnacy, tohen they S7sI not
be ken ;neiibsr must lhuy be taken by per
sons Of hectic " cousunpuvO habits. Price
81, so = box.
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From ,he Bos. on Ceu,ine!.


In default ofthe appearance, in our pig
con hole, Of a piece Of modern poetry, zoe re.
print tie joIIo'ring Song, fTcm dn old pa
per ofthe year l795. The name Of the au-
thor IS not giuen. FIT strikes our readens
asJauoroble as Il did rs, they ,ciN find no
reason to be dissatisfied 10Th The selection.
THE SONG OF CONSTANCY.
Now, Joan, we are married. and now 10, M,
say
Though both srs in youth,yet that youth viii
=. decay; ~,
IN our journey through life, my dear Joan.
suppose, fsf
We shaIl of mset brsmblc and Sometimes
rose, aFrft
When cloud on this forehead shah darker
my day. taa
Thy sunshine Of sweetsess must smile il away
And when the dull vspor shall dwell upon thine
To chsre il. tbs labor and triumph be mine.
Let " wish not for eal,h. TO dsvour and con-
sumo,
For lusuy's bot short road to the tomb:
Ls, - Sigh not for grandeur; for trust me, m,
The lsssss o. care. ov. their birth :. /.
ne. .A.s - Z ri'. .s'.ss COW .'a y ''''..'
10 ssss siss. wish ~ b'sssiass, ny ssas nsy
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From The Esser Gazette
TO A LADY.

\ by PARK BENJAMIN.
The star that gilds Livo morning Thy
Smiles s~ec,ly DER thee ndw,
And Aowers around thy pathway lie,
And roses crown thy brow,
Which shade their wealth OF rich perfume
Mid ringlets trembling. like plume f,
And deep witchery .oft and bright,
Isaoaiing in thine eyes Of iigt,.
Thy soul is music mot . tone
,E THAT charms the silver SOC,
When Heaven is bending calm and lone,
And night aus wander free
Though spirit chords iha, unseen thrill,
Can with such magic s~ eeihcss. FIJI
My heart with rnptIic, or unsesl
TIE bliss that only Love can kcl
Holy AMI pure. Thy angel emile
is m'rored ON my drcaDs 5,
As evenings first shrined golden isle
Sleeps on her shn lowed streams,
And or my Thoughts Thy visions floats,
Like ineIod, o' spring bird noles,
Whe" the glad halcy"n gently laves r-.
Her plunge in the brigh, blue waves.
] c'nnot gaze on arght that wears
The beauty Of the skies, t.a .. s
Orr aught that ~ Life's valley shsres su
Tie glow OF Paradise .st. .f
] cannot look upon 4 star, I'd I'll
Or clsud that seems sersph's car, 81,
Or s,y form Of purity,
UImlnglet with dream Of thee
When evenings tears rest beautiful
Upon the roses cheek,
And the mil weary zePhyrs full,
Or soitest cadence speak.
There's one lone bird, that loves to Ains
Ofroldcd nd and opening flower,
Whore silence wcaves her oonlit bower
And thus, to fee, my heats own rose -
~. Ipour my fay Of love, ~
lille Thy sweet memory round ne flows,
And skies are bri, ,ht above D
Hmh countless gone, that seem to bloom
Like heavenly blossoms o'er the gloom.
Wlmcr, in unbreathing stiffness, Night
Has hung. around Days ,hrone Of hgh,
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Eashiny, L J. Feb %.
Prce, 30 cents = box.
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SIVGTyG SCHOOL,
GUARDIAJN'S NOTICE.

GUdRDI.H.N'S y VOl1CE.
"HE subscriber hereby gives pub
IL lie notice that he has been appoint
ed by the Hon. Court Of Probate Of the
town Of Warren, Guardian Of William
Bo,ren, Charles p. Boren, Rebecca Bow-
en-, and Mary Bo,een, children ofthe late
Mr.. Henry Bowen, Of Warren, .deceas-
ed, Minors, under the age of ID years
and has given bonds according to law
He hereby calls upon al persons having
demands against said William, Charles
P. Rebecca, and Ma y, to exhibit th'
same to him within six months from the
date hereof, and those indebted to make
immediate payment. r -
HENRfH. LUTHER, Gsard;aa
Aug. 20.
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s5 8fh Water Street,
EH AVING replenished his stock Of
q n Groceries, now offers for sale an
extensive assortment, which have been
selected with particular care, and are Of
fercd low for Cash or approved crea-
it. Those supplying families would find
it to their interest to call. Among them
are Superior quality Y. H. Tea ap'
Do do II. s. dql.. 4c , hfa@s g
Loaf Sugar. White and brown do
Coffee. Molasses 1aiH'e ~
Cask Raisihs. Box do. ~ ssj
Almonds. Rice. Saleratus
ebJ Spices Of all kinds t.
Soap. Oil. Candles -'...' .s'
Choice Spirits consisting of
Old Jamaica Rum. St Croix do
Coenac Brandy. Holland Gin q
American Gin Sisson's N Z Rum
WINES.
S. Madeira Wine. Lisbon do
7.t Malaga ditto. ~
Annis Cordial. Essences, &c! 1li
Provisions, N. Y. Pilot Bread, Pork,
Butter, n ew Mackeref. aft
Oct. 2. ~ ear
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01
LIEUTENANT WEBB.

q. IstEU TEN AMI WI BB-
This gentleman, the Editor of the New
York Courier & Enquirer, has published a
full expose of those transactions connect
ed with his history whilst in the Army, which
led Duff Green to prefer the charge of his
having Quilted the Army in disgrace. Hav-
ing at different times made some allusion to
this charge and the controversy between
Green and Webb, we felt it incumbent upon
us to read Webb's defence, as we now feel
1t equally incumbent upon us to say, that in
our opinion, he has very fully and complete
/. ly repealed the charge. The defence is too
long TO be republished by us.
Having defended himself, Mr.. Webb pro-
ceeds to review the origin Of the dispute
between Green and himself, and makes
some revelations touching political manoeu-
svres at Washington, which coming from an
Editor, who either has, or is surmised on
plausible grounds, to have the confidential
ear of Mr.. Van Buren,, may be esteemed
not injurious. He says
/ pleased that he duff Green) has attempted
to'assign my reasons for calling upon him 10 come
out for the reelection Of Gen. JACKSON and disa-
vow that bir Calhoun was candidate for the Pre-
sldency. am pleased, because thus called upon to
assign reasons why that article written, ] will
give history of some transactions at Washing. on
which late events in the Senate of the United States
render necessary shosld be known to the Republi
can party
arrived in the city of Washington on the 9Th of
March much surprised that the nominations of the
President should remain so long in the Senate with
out being acted upon, and endeayoued to ascert ain
ihe cause After few days Of enquiries, and oh
sservaion, came to the irresistible conclusion that
Dun 9: cen and soma indiscreci friends Of Mr. CAL
1selI] od determined that General Jackson should
yctfFc qs The expiration of his present term and be
Succeeded ID the Presidential Chair by the Vice Pres
idsnt 10 consequence Of this discrimination it was
necessary 70 know the political predictions Of every
inds sdas nsninatedto office, and for that purpose il
&c otnined 70 suspend acting upon the notnina-
tons ltwas also necessary to prodaee an i'm
preston That Gen JAcssoE would consent 10 serve
another term, and to talk Of SIR Calhoun as his succes
sor With view Of organizing party. For this pur-
pose il urged to Mr. Cslbouns friends that having
already served terms Vice President, the peo-
~pie would not consent to elect him. that therefore
it absolutely necessary for him toake the fieid
retire 70 private life. The difficulty, rather the
impossbility of forcing General Jackson to decline
reelection, made them desperate, and believing the
chances IN favor Of Mr.. Cslhouns reelection Vice
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SACRED HARMONY

Vg0HE Methodist Hsnponisi containing c,es, ,;, &c
tune collected from the best authors ADAPTED 10 a. ,bs
VARIOUS metres IN the Methodist Hymn Book and desircd for
use OF The Methodist Episcopal Church IN tic United Ss,c
20 ncn Is added choice selection Of anthems and pieces
NC Boston Handel and aydu Society collection Of CI,
osc being selection of the most approved psalm and
Nynnn tuucs, DC &c,-5ust received by
%%" CGL4dNS g. Co.
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FIFTY DOLLARS REV ARD.
LOST.

"a UPPOSED to have been mislain or stoIon, be-
~ tween this and Washington city, box from 90
to "a inches in length and about l2 in width The
box contains sundry Lottery and Prize tickets. all Of
winch were cancelled. and be of no use to eny
one bnt the subscribers The said box was sent by
Mr.. Porter's line of stages, addressed to Messrs:
I ates d. Mcintyre, Washington city. cure of AR.
SSndey Porter, Fredericksburg, on the Sd of May,h
isst O. was traced to Fredericksburg since which il
mas not been heard Of Any information that will lead
to ITS discovery, will be thankfully received and nil
the expenses that may be incurred in deliver;nn
the said box to Messrs. Yates g. MCINTYRE, Wash,
ington city, to Mr. Sindey Porter. Fredericksburo.
or to the subscribers at Richmond will no mid ~
YATES e. MCINTYRE
~ The Political Arena, Fredericksburg, and
Phenix Gazette, Alexandra, will please insert this
four times, and forward their accounts to Yates
81 Mcintyre, Richmond mn 81
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#R $3.50
STAGES-STAGES

TRAVELLERS are respectfully informed, that
n the Western Stages to Lynchburg, will
1 Esu Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday, at o'clock, A, M. arrive at Lynchburg the
"a day, by P u and at Salem the Sd day, by P.
NJ where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, Nash
VIE, &C. is connected. Returning, leave Salem
luesoayS' thursdays, and Saturdays, at 5 A NJ.
and leave Lynchburg Wednesdays, FRIDAYS. md
Me'fda s. at a. M. This arrangement will give
the passengers sufficient time for rest Mt night AT
ftukes, on The Blue Ridge Mountain, this line is con
nected every trip by Cadwells line, which passes
Fincastle and the Sweet SPRINGS. connecfipc Portev
" beIdins liue at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs TO 0usndotte, on the Ohio River Fare from
, richmond to Gu'andotte, $50 miles, SIS 75-to Sa-
rr' nIes, Ito Lyncbburgh, 100 miles SO So
PoT seats to the West, apply at the bar Of The
uhIon Hotel, Richmond All baggage or property,
wnether belonging TO passengers or sent by the stare
al the risk of the owners thereof
june l-iaw i2tc A. PATTERSON Proprietor
Richmond and Salem
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

Y virtue of decree of the Superior Court o,
- Chancery for the Richmond district in causn
therein aeprndpg between Edmund Walls, pifRr
agaiatt w lillian II. Foushee and James RawJ;nru
ex'"r of William Foushee, sen decd, dfts-I shah
proceed to sell for cash, II. premises in tire coun
tY OF Warwick, on the 5th day of June next, at
pubic auction the tract of land in the bill mentioned
being three hundred and fourteen acres, and one
quarter OF an acre called Rich Neck; or so much
thereof as will be sufficient satisfy the said decree
and expenses of sale.
CHA. b. WINGFIELD
81 8. C. c. w. d.,
ma IDS May Sd, 1880.
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PENSACOLA, MAY Is.

ARRIVAL OF THE u s. SHIP FALNdUTH.
The u. ship Falmouth bearing the pendant Of j. D. Ell
lott, Commander in Chief Of the United States Naval
forces operating IN the West Indies Gulf Mexico
rived this place Sunday morning last, after passage
five days from Havana We have been able learn
there Havana the Of the sailing of
Falmouth The Peacock arrived Havana 3Oh of
April in 72 hours from this place The officers
the Falmouth and Peacock all well.
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81 tttftDts &aIRN.
THIS DAY.
BY OTIS. DUNLOP 81 CO.

BY oTIs. DuNLoP & CO.
GROI ERIES.
on TUESDAY next, at ten o'clock, will be sold
ut our Auction Store,
= P hs1s ,;,.. Madeira vino, ..Jno. oliyera
10 Or casks Co.'s "brand."
20 hhds. ST. Croix and Porto Rico suanrs
SO bags coffee, with a general assortment of
~, ., Groceries. 0. d. s. co. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
~ Bbls lamp oil
10 hhds molasscs
June o. D. & CO. Aucrs.
Valuable Stock Of DRY GOODS md
HARD WIRE ut auction.
RY virtue of Deed in Trust executed tn the nm.
~ dersigned by Alexander Hevy will be sold a,
the Store occupied by him, Market Bridge on Wed
nesdoy' the end OF Juse next, at 10 O'clock under
the management of Otis, Dunlop g. Co hi. entisa
stock of Dry Goods, amounting as is snppo.ed ="
upwards OF $50 900, and comprising almost every ar
ce In the Dry Good line, and principally adapted IN
the present season. The goods were nearly all por
chased this spring, and particularly selected for ths
ana are well worth the attention ofmerchants
Also a large assortment of Hard Ware and Cutlery
suitable for the country trade
ierms under > 90 cash. over 900. 4 and months
circuit, for approved negotiable notes.
r. v. DANIEL. 80.
g. BACCHUS, Ass'gnees
Also, on the same day, 12 O'clock at the store oe
sand Levy, will be Sold by Otis, Dunlop o Co. Ne.
gro Woman, and her three children, for cash.
male G. H. B BAccnus, Aasisnesr
u The above stock of Goods is removed 10 onr
auction Rooms where the sale will take pluce ON
Weahasday the "a June, at 10 o'clock, above sta
TED. The negroes will be sold at our Office on We'd
nesday, the Cd June, at 10 o'clock instead of at fa
store of A. Levy.
ma 20 o d. & CO. Aucfs
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NIRGINIA:Ai y court of appeals hell a. the co,;
tot, IN the city of Richmond, on SATURDAY. -.
rnary 21,h, 1880; William Edmonds plaintiff, aesinss
Inc FrsnA!n Bank OF Alexandra, defendant: the
Plaintiff against the same, defendan-Upon ,ur;ts 81
judgments of the superior court of law
OF Fairfax county,
me writs OF scirefacias heretofore awarded In re
nistrator de bonis with the will annexed or ,hs
pa'nuii; not being returned executed; and it appear.
nS' TO the satisfaction Of the court that the defendants
motion of the said William Bell, by counsel :, i,
ordered that the said defendants do appear here ON
the hrst Monday III June next, show cause If anv
"ey can why the SAID suits shall not be, and stand
revived, in the name of tho said William "a, w.
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded in TO hna,
judgments; and that copy of this order be forb
inserted IN some newspaper published in this CITY and
continued tor two months successfully, and anofhcr
copy thereof posted at the front door ofthe cap IN
the said city. ~ ."
20 copy. Teste, T. ALIEN =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

MANAGERS OFFICE.
Dismal Swamp Lottery, No. 6.
WIN be drawn at before O'Clock p. m. at the Ea-
gle Hotel, THIS AFTERNOON.
1 do 5000 10 1000
do $500 is esoo
l do 1900 is rsoo
do 1000 &c s sooo
Besides $500, 400, 800, 200, 100, &c. &c
Whole Tickets s., Halves so, Quarters q
Delaware, S. Carolina, g. Louisiana Lot.
terry, No. 4.
only.
Prize Of $4,000 is $4,000
do 4,780 is 478O
do 1000 is 1000
Tickets S., halves so, quarters ] e5
The drawing of this Lottery will be received
on To Morrow, but in consequence of a set of vii
lains who are leagued together for the purpose Of
carrying expresses from one part of the Union to
another cont aiming the drawing of the different Lot
teries-No Tickets viii be sold at this Office ON the
day that the drawing is received.
u Tickets for sale at this Office Orders for tick
els promptly attended to. Address YATES e. Nc
INTYRE, Richmond. ~ Where was sold a rew
days since, !, L. 81, the great capital of $40 600
8, 35, so, capital Of 500
'!iead Quarters" 1880.
june YATES g. McINTYRE
"A YOUTH of 10 l6, is wanted at the Who
= once as IN Apprentice, to learn the Printing
business IL Is necessary that he have gsod En-
ellsh education and be of moral character and nd
trious halIts. -. ''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

Political Rctcards md The following ssTra
OF Befgadoe from the New York Courrier Flats Uus
SHOWS nov the SDdis Military Cleitan punished his pcrso
Swedish peasant spoke contemporary Of the KING say
ng-'l donare fig for BeTnadotte" TIE peasant was
rested and under ancient law Of the kingdom condemned
TO death The King Immediately Pardoned the peasant and
ordered the law 70 he repealed Bert" said the King TO
Judge 81 do ike be ipsulted therefore cannot let
ts man of. without punishment you will therefore please
70 50 70 his house and say him in my "Since you
nont care hs o BerHaioitt &eTuaJoe don't care 6z for
= ~
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Extract of a Letter from Washington, dated

SATURDAY, ZJIb NJ Az.
sour closing scene is truly ridiculous High expec-
tations are to he disseminated through the country
the subject of the West india Trade the old story
1f the Mountain and the Mouse, depend upon it, But
is to have effect Again the rejection Of the en-
lucky Road Bill by the President is of kindred cha
racter. The South is be propiiiaed--whie the West
and North are to have corresponding benefits"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

6- At some cost and trouble, we have is
sued an Extra, to enable us to present th
important matter which we lay before tn
country reader.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

New YonK, May 90
Races.-The Northern horse Sir Lowell won the
great match race yesterday, beating the Southern
mare Arietta-she was dIstanced the second heat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

Three Days Later from Liverpool.
BY the packet ship Napoleon. Capt Smith, at New
York, the Editors of the Journal Commerce have
received London papers to April Gath, and Liverpool
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
Drawing Connecticut State Lottery, Class No 6:
II 80 SO S II 80 81 81 10
No. l3 Ia 81 capital pIaze, sold and paid at sight
by BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

TO-DAY OUR OWN LOTTERY.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Class NJ
6, draws at the Eagle Hotel, THIS AFTERNOON
at quarter before 5 o'clock.
Splendid Capitals: Se5,ooo, 5000, $500, 1905
and of 900.
Tickets So, halves so, quarters 25,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01

81 The readers of the Daily Wing will
ind some miscellaneous articles on the Isl
page of to-day's paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-01
EErECrs or EXERCISE.

Such is the rage for riding the rail road cars
Baltimore, that the of $50 900 offered to tn
managers for the avals sf the receipts during the pre-
sent season They refused to "farm out" the con
Germ those terms.