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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-22

Tho nroudest Aristocracy in Europe. In
France there is no Aristocracy-the peepie
will he represented, and the Government must
ha in accordance with the will of the genuine
representatives of the people
The truth is, that m every country the Wv
eminent must become, as matter oil COURSE
more and more a republic IN substance. ne
publics. i'm the ancient sense, an when th0
whole people deliberated in person on the com
mon concerns, are unsnited to more than SIN
ole cities. But Representation and the fress
have enabled extensive countries to enjoy as
gree of Independence and security, incompau-
Bile with the mob Governments of antiquity
Representation alone would be very lmper-
feet check on the depositaries of power, WIN
out the ipstrumentality of the Press, which en-
abIes everv man to see whether the Represen-
ta,iye does his duty. Imperfect as the Repre-
sentatioa is in England, from the instant the
! Press was allowed to communicate IFS proceed
Iings TO the nation, there has been gradual I'm
r-.S,.or1ear IN me conduct of public men, who
have appealed to the bar of public opinion, and
given such reasons they could muster fol
their conduct A people accustomed to heal
reasons from men in power, will in time be en-
abled to compel men in power to act in such q
manner as is consistent with reason Even il
Russia, the higher ranks are dissatisfied will
the government, and anxious that they should
have more influence; and the fear Of many
persons acquainted with that part of Russia is
lest the masses of-that Empire should be put il
movement before the body of the people SHOULD
be possessed o! sufficient intelligence TO render
Inc movement safe.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-09-22

WHO ARE THE SAvAoEs7 AT Che 4lh OF j,
dinner, in Borrien, Dooly County, George
the following toasts were given
Frelinghuysen of New Jersey-Mav he h
executed by an Indian, and buried by his die
tator, Daniel Webster.
Daniel Webster of Massachusetts--Mav hi
passage to Washington city, to the next Cor
gross, be obstructed by thorns, and should h
arrive, may his food be the Indians dish. an
prepared by an African. '' ~''
The Northern Ladies' - We demur Z,
or the half breeds. 0'oAesS
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
CATHARINE THORAN.
Mobile, Sept. %, 1929.
From the Virginia Literary Museum
MONUMENT TO THE AMERICAN
REVOLUTION.

A copy of the following letter from Gen.
eral Washington, inviting a subscription to
a National Monument, to be executed by
Ceracchi, was lately received from ven
cradle and distinguished member of our
public councils at that time. The scheme
proved abortive, but as it is unknown to
most of the present generation, and is not
without interest, we give 1.-The entire paper
a place in the Museum.
Ceracchi, the intended sculptor, and in
deed the suggester of the work, was an
Italian artist of great promise. He was
the contemporary, and bid fair to be the
rival, OF Canova. Our correspondent, who
knew him well, describes him as s. an en-
thusiastic worsbipper of Liberty and Fame,
and that his wholesoul was bent on securing
the latter, by rearing a Monument to the
former, which he considered as personified
In the American republic"
Finding at last there was no chance oil
thus succeeding in bis grand project, which
was altogether disportionate TO the finances
OF the United States, and perhaps to their
taste tor the fine arts, he was desired TO try
private subscription, and this letter OF
General Washington was in execution Of
that plan. But just as the circular was
about to be despatched, it was put into his
mead that the scheme was intended merely
to get rid OF his opportunities and BEING
OF the genus irritable, he went off in an.
ger and disgust leaving behind him heav,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
TERMS.

NJ THE VIRGINIA ADVOCATE, will be
Published every Friday, at three dollars pei
annum, payable in advance.
UNo subscription will be resolved for less
tna" SIX Months, or DO discontinued, but ut the
discretion of the Editors, until all arrearages
shall have been paid
GTWhoever will procure Ave, and guarantee
the same, will be entitled 10 the sixth GRATIS
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
GJOne square, or less---Three insertions 81
each continuance, % cents-The number of in
sertions must BIO noted on the MS. or advertise
ments will be inserted, and charged accordingly
Clancery orders, not exceeding two squares,
will be published for FIVE Dollars.
GJAll letters to tho Editors must be post paid
Nor they will not be attended to.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
S1ANZAS.

BY THE AUTHoR OF " RIcHLIEu"
I've sat and seen one bright wave chase
lis fellow on the strand,
Then fall away, nor leave trace
Upon the printless sand
Though scarce the pebbles felt the shock,
The waves have worn the solid rock
I've sat and heard the autumn wind
Amid the branches play,
So softly mild, so blandly kind,
1t scarcely stirred the spray
Yet soon it bore springs verdent birth,
To wither ON its native earth
I've sat and seen the eve shining sun
Sink from the golden sky,
His long bright race of glory run,
And close his golden eye;
So slow he passed, scarce changed the light,
Aa,d yet he left the world in night.
And % yon sea in human life,
Events, like pillows, roll,
Moment, on moment, strife to strife,
That change us, TO the soul;
And joys, like autumn leaves fall fast
Hope sets-pnd beings light is past.
I've stood on earth's Most daring height,
And seen DAVIS ruler rise,
In his magnifcence of light
TO triumph through tho skies,
And all the darkness Of the world,
Far from bis shining presence hurled.
All, too, that fades upoE the earth,
Too weak to linger here,
Re.blossoms with second birth,
To deck the coming year,
Shall hope, then, mans eternal dover,
Be Trailer than falling flower!
All no! like autumn leaves that die,
That bloom again in spring,
Fresh j"ys shall rise from those gone by,
And purcr incense bring,
and when, like suns, hopc sets in night,
Shall she not beam Irolm worlds more bright
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
From the New York Evening Post.

The following curious advertisement
will amuse our readers. The wife seems
TO have rather the best OF the argument,
and the punning terms in which she has
chosen TO express her, ideas, as well as
the comical nature Of some Of the ideas
themselves, ale very divertiDg.
NoTicE.-Whereas my wife Catharinc
Tboran, has this day left my bed and
board without any Jnsl cause or proyoca-
ton, this is therefore to forbid'any person
barbOring or trusting her on my account.
as will pay 10 debts hereafter of her con-
tracing.
JEDEDIAH THORAN.
Mobile, Sept. %.
To THE PUBLIc.--Having long since
determined TO leave my present husband,
Jedediah Thoran, | this day acted in ac-
cordance to my resolution aud left him as
trust forever, unless Heaven in its wrath
may condemn me 10 his company in ano-
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
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POETRY.
My MOTHERS VOICE.

MI MOlllEh y VOICE.
My mothers voice how often creeps
Its cadence on my lonely hours.
Like healing scent.on wings of sleep,
Or dew on the unconcious flowers,
I might forget her melting prayer,
While pleasures pulses madly fly;
But in the still, unbroken air,
Her gentle tones come stealing by,
And years Of sin and sorrow flee,
And leave nae at my mothers knee.
The book Of nature, and the print
OF beauty on the whispering sea,
Give still tn me some leniamsnt
OF what have been taught 10 be.
Ny heart is harder, aud perhaps
My manliness has drunk up tears,
And there's mildew in the lapse
Of few miserable years
But natures book is even yet,
With all my mothers lessons writ.
have been out at even tide,
/. Beneath a moonlight sky of spring,
When earth was garnished like bride,
\ And night had on her silver wing,
4 w ouuS uHu grass
And wateiy eaping to the light,
And all that make the pulses pass
With wilder aeeltness, throhged the night
When all was beauty, then have l.,
With friends on whom my love is hung,
Like myrrh. on wing of Arssy,
Gazed up where evenings lamp is hung.
And when the beauteous spirit there
Flung over me its golden chain,
My mothers voice came on the air, p.
Like the light dropping of the rain,
And resting on some silver star,
The spirit Of beaded knee,
I've poured the deep and iervent prayer,
That our eternity might be,
: To rise in heaven like stars at night,
And tread living path of light.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16
AIR IN CYMON,

Yet awhile, sweet sleep, deceive mo,
Fold me in thy downy arms;
Let not care awake to gticye me,
Lull it with thy potent charms.
j, turtle, doom'd TO stray,
Quitting young the parents nest,
Find each bird OF prey;
sorrow knows nol where to rest
A lawyers house I've heard it said
Is Lu;Il upon ! foolish head.
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

Inc country papers are grooming under
the load OF Webster's and Haynes speech
es. Some Of them, by dint Of extra exer-
nonS' have already concluded Haynes,
ana are exa!ting in the hope Of finishing
"ebster's be(oye dog days.
Norwich Republican,
Virginia advocate. [volume] (Charlottesville, Va.) 1827-1860, 1830-04-16

drafts on General Washington, Mr.. Jeifer
son &c. for busts he had presented to them
his resources having been exhausted in
the tedious pursuit of his object. The i'll
fated artist was afterwards doomed to the
guillotine as the author or patron, guilty
or suspected, of the L,)ernal machine CON
trived for the destruction of Napoleon.
Thebust of Mr.. Jefferson, still at Monticello,
is the work of this sculptor, and as far as we
can Judge, is well worthy of his high re-
putation. s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

,he oufaas containing this OF the Senate pronounced on
friends Of MIR Clay disdaned offer excupatoy evidence
IT'S e extraordinary that the gentleman has spoken of
upon his trial where this Senate and ubmp. 10 the
oo RUE oil an ex par,e trial. and the witnesses
acco oh ne mas been acquitted by this Senate; and WORSE
ioo,is But word or two upon the subject MAT much dis
u ue senator from Livingstone and seemed haunt the
una sinaiou of Mr. Speaker ALSO that is Mr. Claws eating
ana drinking with his friends and above ALL making dinner
In this way the genteMe, he
over the land and interrupts the general quiet that would
oiherw.s prevail All Gentlemen, iha, ae calnof
aisPots is thus shakens but for Mr. Clay
afro, would fall after patriot and sacrifice succeed ce
ouu up and consolidate the rghu powers assumed
washington and the people would be silent sheep
the Slaughter of the dcvouring wolff Is this what you
IS is what you fcaI If Mr. Clay make true
they will iecoi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
esxARxsaE MA Ws.
PORT OF RICH.WOyYI
ARRIVE


=, Schr Richmond, Hand, from Philadelphia via
Norfolk and City Point.
Schr Zembuca, Mason, 3 days from Baltimore
with sundrcs. to J & Gorde, Lucke & Sizer. j
:. Winston .; Burr g. Co, c NJ Mitchell, Bagwel,
smith q llama, c Goddard, ] B Abbott g. Co.
VIM M Swoope, Ro Johnston g. Son.
Schr Bruins wick, -, from orfolk. with ballast
Sloop Jolly Sailor, from Petersburg, with tobacco.
SAILED,
Schr Susan and Elizabeth Brewer, for Philadel-
phia tobacco.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, for Baltimore, via
City Point and Norfolk with tobacco.
Schr Dlah, Reed, for New York. coal
Sloop Flora Luce, for New Bedford coal.
Schr Dandy. Coles, for New York coal
Schr South American, Wooltord, for Baltimore
coal.
schr Virginia, Gator, for Gosport, stone.
NORFOLK. May &c Sailed, schrs Amanda,
Bede1, for New York; Little William, White for
do; Naomi, Hand, for Philadelphia; Cumberland,
Wheaton, for do; Rising Sun, West, for do; and
Dean Swift, Godfrey, for Richmond, together with
nearly all the outward bound vessels
The Ship Virginia, Morrill,, from Alexandria bound
to City Point, has gone up James River.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

The Rhuocero in Boston: is about feei and half in
length oy Is months DID, add weighs 1000 pounds
He was obtained from the Rajah of Benares
distant from Calcutta. vino parted with him reluctantly
individual who brought him The known natural an
pa'y between this beast and the Elephant
passage There was an Eephaa, board, which SICK
ann Inc was taken from his place of confinement
deckbut as as the Rhnoceros scented him. he
furious and noisy and the Elephant cowed by his
treated his cage stated that the latter is always killed
or by the Rhnoceros whose power irresistible
bolE for attack and defnnce
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
NOTICE.

WE match race of one mile heats, between Dol
~ Dixon and Clair Fisher, Mt Tree Hill course,
mas oeen postponed in consequence of the Charlotte
vile races, from the Goth of Nav to the 5th of June
beng the first Saturday in the northeastern fine
sport may be expected.
b Nothing to be paid at the gate OH that day.
ma 26-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

CoLuaBus (OnIo) May 90.
II Jackson Editor--E2an OF-The Cleavelsnd Herald of
Thursday last, states David g. hlcLan the Editor of the
independent News Leucrone of the papers selected by
Van Buren, premuga,e the laws of the United States by
authority"- of, in order criminal prosecr
ton for forgery Verify the Hon. Secretary has been truly u-
fortunate his seectio~o Printers in this sectn Union,
One of his vores has been black baed by Senate; au
other has absconded in order avoid criminal prosec u,o
of the third it ny only remark, that he is
The Editor of the Ohio Monitor ! y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

9he Ruined South!-The Governor of Georgia, in
letter to Gentleman of Philadelphia, says
I'VE have no such class as the poor. Our lands
are so cheap, and the absolute necessaries of life
so easily obtained, that the number of dependent
poor are scarcely sufficient to give exercise to the
virtue of charity IN individuals. beggar is al
most as are with a Prince Children, in
stead of being an ncumbrance TO the moor Of
our country, are their riches"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
P. CHUBB'S OFFICE.

L. CHU BIB ) UEFICE.
u TODAY at IL o'clock, the Drawing of the
Maryland State Lottery, No. 5, will be received.
Capital prize $40 0oo.-Tickets So, shares in pro-
portion-This Lottery is drawn on the Odd and Even
system therefore two tickets, odd, and one even
must draw one prize, md may draw three. -,
Tomorrow, the drawing of the Rhode
Island Lottery. No. 1, wS be acknowledgement pr
500 of 800, eic---Tickets S4-ior sale at
ma % p (tLITTRR,S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
BIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE.
NEXT LOTTERIES

Maryland State Lottery, Glass No. 5,
Odd and Even system drawing will received by BIGGER
10 pay $1,000 Capital Prize Tickets s5 halves So qua,
Rhode Island State Lottery, Glass No. /, ,
drawing viii he received To Morrow 900 Capital rize
Tickets 81. halves2, quarters
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass No.
., draws in the city of Richmond Tuesday next-s25 600
Capital Prze-Ticke's So, halves So quarters 25-For
sale, as usual, in every variety by THO B. BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
81 as rftnaa &aIFA.
So Af3IS DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP & co.


GROCERIES, &c.
YIN FRIDAY, the Goth inst at 10 oclock, will lie
sold at our store, without reserve
70 hhds sugars, various qualities
ioo bags coffee
2l kegs cut nails
,oO feams wrapping paper
100 boxes soap
100 do sperm and tallow candida
30 5bls gin
10 hhds molasses
100 boxes imperial tea
81 do Tyson do
100 half and or. boxes raisins
90 boxes starch
ID superior fine grit Nova Scotia grndstopea
. groce brown and white bonnet paper
night cabinet, chd's crib
Iiais and banboXes, flower pots
Lot OF books, &c &c.
ma 81 o D. 8 e.. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
az bags prime green. Laguira coffee
20 bbis Malaga wine
second hand patent balance, 1850 wt.
Cider. quilts and ilberts. &c.
VIII be added to sale THIS MORNING
50 boxes sweet oranges
80 do lemons.
ma 20 o D. & Co. Aucis.
Household Furniture at Auction.
IN "a UkDAY The 29th inst, at 10 o'clock,
WI be sold, at the Boarding Establishment of Mrs.
Walthul over the store of heSsrs Grann;ss Son &,
Brothers, most the furniture of said establishment
consisting in part of 5 elegant paror curtains en-
trey new and made in the most fashionable STYLE
CoTICe one SIN cen day clock, FIRST
tune piece, elegant ornaments, one very convenient
wardrobe, an excellent refrigerator feather beds
ana mattresses, new chairs and tables tenders sho
vel and topgs, PAIR of mantle lamps globe passagc
lamps toilet glasses and tables, china and glassware
and some plate, &c &c. Terms cash.
0. d. g. Go. Aucts.
u The house is for rent privately-to ono who
wishes to rent, this would be good opportunity to
procure furniture o. D. 81 Co
Valuable Stock of DRY GOODS aud
HARD W.ARE at auction.
RY virtue of Deed in Trust executed to the IN.
- dersigned by Alexander Eaeyy, will be sold at
the Store occupied by him. Market Bridge, on We'd
nesduy, the end of Juse next. at 10 o'clock under
the management of Otis, Dunlop 8 Go. his entire
stock of Dry Goods, amounting as is supposed, to
upwards of 100000, and comprising almost every ar
tice IN the Dry Good line, and principally adapted To
the present season The goods were nearly all pnr-
chased this spring and particularly selected for this
market andare well worth the me rchnnts
suitable for the country trade
Terms, under S 90 cash over 800, and months
credit for approved negotiable notes
P.V DANIEL.
G. BACCHUS, Ass'gheeS
Also, on the same day, IL o'clock at the store Of
SAID Levy, will be sold, by Otis, Dunlop g. Co. Me-
gro w oman, and her three children, for cash.
P. " DANIEL, ,
ma 10 g. H. BACCHUs, Assisnens
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

We saw some unbleached cotton few days since
divide, which bought for 81 cent per yard-the
same goods prior to the protection of domestic
uiactures, sold for from 90 10 25 cents.
Baltimore Chronicle
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28

On the llt inst off the capes of Delaware Jackson
Boy, native of North Carolina fell from the
sehr Perseverance capt Everly from this port bound
Philadelphia, and was drowned; every made TO
save him hui in van he sunk before reach him
The vessel was struck with flaw of wind the iine and
was go ng the of seven miles per hour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
PRINTING.
SAMUEL SHEPHERD & co.

(Cross street merit beio,o tie Eagle HofeI,)
ID RESPECTFULLY inform the Public that they
L. are now better prepared to execute work than
they have ever heretofore been Besides having
many new Founts of elegant Type Book and Job =
in fact, their Office is almost entirely Dew) they
have recently introduced the Compostioa Roller, for
applying the Ink 70 the Type, which is one among the
greatest improvements yet made in the art of Print
thing heretofore Observation-Disclosures execution is beau
tiful.
Their hands are inferior to none; ana their rnateri
ais being Of the best kind, they can with confidence
propisc which they do, to execute all work of every
description, which may be conGded to them, with
accuracy (which is oflhe first Importance neatness
and Dispatch and on the most accommodating terms
They return their thanks to their Frlerds and tho
Public for past fayors, with promise to exert them
selves, if possible, than heretofore, TO merit
their preference.
They keep on hand general assortment of Blanks
on coed PAPER. ma lG--3tifc*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
"straws shoro ,eAich ,cay the wind Jlops."


STEAM Boar NIouNrAINErR,
at Wheeting, May 20, 1880
MIR. EditorThe cabin passengers board Mountain
Ger have requested transmit you Tor publications. the
enclosed. Your ob't servant, w T p
On board the Mouraineer her passage from
wheeling the 18th OF May twas take the sense
of the Cabin passengers it'll regard the President the
volt WAS Ill
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
a copy. Testc, WIN. G. BAPTIST, ID. c.
ChickahominY Land Cor Sale

4 WISH TO sell my Farm 10 he county Of Uenrlco,
u called Woodstock, containing by survey, 500
acresit is situated on the n9in road, leading from
Richmond to the Piping Tree and about FIVE mics
from Richmond. and immediately tie waters Of
tho ChlckahomiDy--ab olc third Of is meadow
land of The best quality, the rest Of he LAID is verv
Tricky timbnred Application may be made to me
on the premises and the land will be shown 10 anv
person disposed TO purchase. by Mr. Vaughan the
oyerscer, or myself JOSEPH SELDEN
ma 10--faw Gtc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
IMPROVED DURHAM
SHORT HORNED CATTI1

MIR POWElS stock of high bred SHORT HORNS. con
Iva ssing OF sixty males and females or bred
by him will be offered for sale at Poweon pha depha
on Wednesday the 10Th day of June 10 O'clock These
animals have never been offered for SALE would they be
soo II me owner were not about 10 leave America
time, WILLIAM HIGHS
N CHhNcERY--In Louisa County Court, May
10th, 1880:
Arthur Clayton, = Phf
against
Pendleton Harwood, Aaron C. White, executor of VIII
liam White. deed, and Aaron C. White, executor of
Catherine White, decd, dts
The defendant Pendieton Harwood not having enter.
ed his appearance and given security according to law
and the rules OF this court and appearing TO the
satisfaction OF the court that he an inabitan of
this State, on the motion ofthe plaintiff by his counsel
is ordered that the said deen do appear here
bill of the painti3; and that copy of this order be
forthwith inserted in the Richmond WING for two
months successvey, and posted the front door of
the Courthouse of this county some court day.
copy Teste,
36-law8w* JOHN HUNTER. c. Il. C.
MA AS committed to the jail of &c ochland county
W on the 3lst of January last, negro boy who
calls himself TOM, about i8 years DID, about 5 feet
or 3 inches high; had on when committed, suit of
white yarn domestic. and says he belongs to hIessrs
Dawson q Roach of Frederick burg, who purchased
him of Mr.. Powell ofFauquier county, that he ran
away about June July last The owner or owners
of said slave are requested to come forward prove
their property, pay expences and take him away
ROBF. G.. MACON Jailor for
VIM Boiling, Sheriff of Goochland.
an is2-faW3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
FORTY DOLLARS REWARD
WINES, BRANDY, &c.

WINES, BRANDY, &c.
ETNEST old SeTca Tal and London particular Malei.
III half pipes quarters and half quarter casks received
direct from Murdoch, Yuillc g. Go
Champagne, Chateau LATTE, ard Aledoc Care Of superior
quality
French Madeira and Fontgpac do
pipes'very fjnc Cognsc Brandy--For sale, by
ma lots If GINS. PALNER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
MARSHAL'S SALE.

MARSHAL'S SALE
EpY virtue of decree of the Superior Court Of
ED Chancery for the Richmond district: in ca,ss,
therein depending between Edmund Walls, plte
against William II. Foushee AID James Rawlings,
eAor OF w lillian Foushee sen, decd, dfts.-I shall
proceed to sell for cash. on he premises in the coun
ty of Warwick, on the 5th day of June next, at
public 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 viii be sufficient satisfy th said decrce
and expenses of sale.
CHA. L. WINGEIE.D,
NJ. S. c.. C.
ma 10 tics d NAV I'D Iayn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-28
FOURTH OF IuLY

CHARLESTON, May 90.
The ship Elizabeth, capt Calender, arrived a, This mort
yesterday from Liverpool.
She sailed early the morning of the I'd April. and have
Liverpool paper OF that date which day later than pre-
vIousiy received, but it contains nothing of interest