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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

MON HOTEL, CITY OF RICHMOND, VA.--Thr
u Subscribers having taken this spacious and ele-
CANT house, are prepared TO accommodate travellers and
bo'Tdrrs either families or single gentlemen, by the
day, wetk, month OF year, on the most liberal terms
The Union Hotel IS pleasantly situated on h
or M'in Street, little below the Market House
'ufhcieriy near 10 the business part Of the ci.
~; while, at the same time, il s Withdrawn from,
the noise aud hustle incidental 10 more Iublic
containing near 100 rooms, including psrours saloons
sr, all furnished in superior siyls, combining both
Dsafness and elegance
The tables will always he plenufuIiy furnished, with
such varieties as The market and neghboufipg places
all "a, and the bar with the most choice liquors.
The bed rooms aro spacious and airy, and the beds
clean and If good and attentive servants with dispo.
siton the part Of all attached the house TO pleas.
are calculated TO add TO the fore going Recommendations
then will the propretors not Only deserve but hope TO
receive the patronage Of the public. They have good
-'ahes CONVENIENT TO The house, well supplied with pro-
yender and experienced ostlers.
Ihs Geners Sige Office il kept al this house, where
seats ia all the different Stsees may he taken.
VIM. SHIELDS,
Aug. 81. 33-U JOHN ARMISTEAD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19
A PRIZE ESSAY ON MULES.

H p edmond COTTON FACTORY.-The SUI.
~ scrbeTs offr for ssle at their Office near Shockm
Warehouse The following goods made at their Factor,
A Cotton Sheefings
Sd do iMirfings
Stout Cotton Ozn0burgS, 20 inches uide
Hnd general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
Thee goods are believed to be equal in quality to
any male III the United States, and will be sold az low
as goods OF similar quality be purchased 10 the Nor
them Markets.
The highest price will be given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON.
Sept "a. 4O-u
FHNHERE viii be petition to The next General As
a sent bly,, for leave TO erect Mill on AppOmaitox
RIVER, at oodes Bulge IN Chesterfield, the plan OF
Col John HcugbiOD Of Georgia.
SPENCER WOODBRIDGE,
Sept IL 37-n JOHN r. Wake
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

3. w. Corner OF Ju'iana and CallowhilI streets.
Philadelphia. Oct IL Is,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

IHsN 70 ceFIIy INT nave Deen employed by Ri
chad Il Meade, Esq in making drawn Of sore OF
HI Frederick sheep, and in the Performance the same
so many were the subjects in point OF aud appear
ance, though marked by their peculisrs- that tho said
Meade npf cared to tie much at loss VIII ca select
as a model either from the eve from the rams
VIM. n. FAIRFAX
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

The following translation ancient Spanish Poem
which, ,hs Edinburgh Rsviow surpassed
Which we acquainted in the Spanish Language the
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

The GenHemdn's .Neiu Pocket FtIrrier;
Comprising general description of the noble and use.
int amin al N'N~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-10-19

CuNberIand County. Oct. 8. 44-v6w|
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08
FIRM u. North .amsyiean Rsvie,D.
UTILITY OF PRACTICAL sCIENCl


Utility OF PRACTICAL SCIENCE
WY should that which, IN the hands oil
the stu9ious, Is so powerful an instrument, be
so useless in tha hands Of the active and la
boroVs. We know that il is not-and 1t -
demoustreb,s, as a matter Of the plainest in
ference lhsths, wao works not as a senscless
machine, but as an intelligent bandlcraftsnan
who understands the power he wielIs, and
the elements and materials he works upon,
will have a great advantafe m his knowledge
The artisan. with this qualification, Will be
constantly improving his tools and TIE pro-
luctiohs of his skill, and shortening the pro-
cessae Of ha labor. The farm will he certain,
other .hings being equal, TO ne better cult
waited, AID to be u1a6e Eaore productive, by
srirntlGc sgrsulturah.i. He VIII turn the
stock IS well as lac teil OF .lsa farm TO greater
account. with tho knowledge that books Of
science will give kin. How many horses
ha-e eeen ruined by ignoranc 10 ths tarrier
OF the part he operates upon. The foot Of
She hsrss is soEnectsd with the leg by mus
cles and regiments, which answer the pUT Pose
Of fine elastic spring. ssat saves the animal
ircin toe shock, which every step wonld 9th
er,fise 1--WE him. This effect is aided by the
expansion of tbs hoof, and by the descent be-
tween the tHo parts Of II, ci \ soft, muscular
slb,tanes tashHically called the frog. Now,
If tie shos 10 plaseS too far back. or :. form
cd So IS to contract the foot, il will interfere
with ;hls admirable provision OF nature: ard
iyaueHess Will .srses
IN the Dividing Of henses, again scIetnhc f.
principle are Indispensable, and nndsu6tedy |
a thorough understanding Of thslr would sn-
ab.e ths caPeFater TO improve hrs plans, and /
t. facilitate the sxecutiea Of hrs task But +
tli- re j. ose evil that especially calls for |
scientific remedy, and that Is tho evil OF
"smoky houses" There are principles, ii
we are rightly Informed, en which every |
-chipney may BIO constructed, so as certainly |
e. draw smoke; and airy enc may convince |
himself of this by the fact, that Franklin
store is an iavarisbe remedy for smokey |
chimney. And yet, ia nlany places, If not
geHerai!y, ,noIe than half olthe chimneys are
so hss.t TO lniiics this lasting eFli, this cen
tarys calamity, upon whole household,
Tho fuel tfatis expended, either to make 2
stronger draught by increasing the FIRE, or to |
beat rooms with half open dOorF the colds, |
gstsnmatsns, and various diseases induced in |
this way. The irritation, the actsal III tera5er |
Ctcass3ntS. oy suen circumstances, constitute,
all togetha', no small itsrn in the troubles |
and Affections OF domestic liiei And ali thIs |
because ere class OF orr artisan dces DOT un
derssend. IN this particular, the philosophy c; I
fheIr business, !
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MORE IECKNi

Ons ofthethousand Vaccinations ts which
our Lottery Ticket vendors resort, in erde'
to deceive and decoy, is that Of exhibiting IN
giarng characters, the capital prizes, drawn
by fortunate ticket holders, while they oh
serve the most cautious silence respecting the
-thousand-an one disappointed dupes,
who draw the blanks. MoRE LCcEl McRE
LUcK!ll Peter Squash has drawn prize OF
$1,000 in the s. C Lotteryi!-
Sold at Sharp, truly fortunate ofIiee1 All!
be- Mr. Sharp. how many tickets did YOU sell
in that Lottery? About 1000 Whaen-
Bat one capital prize among 5000 tickct'm-
What where the 1899? A few % them were
small prizes, n9t ,Oorth mentioning; The ra
were blauks. Here you sec that the
small prizes and blanks are ~ north men-
tiennc. 1899 peFsons, who bought tickets at
this office, out of 1900, g0t IN return for their
money what was mt Dorta mentioning, and
one single individual get y.hn, never belonged
TO him; and perhaps, what will make hirn
wsrthlsss, dissIpsted iaiar, Il he wore not enc
Boston Fhi!D4hropist
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08
Hn,n ha II1nnle Co...tl pai,iot.

49,, :. -. -. - II
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49, ~ IT,. IT. ssi 49,,
Ma, EDITOR = roLs yoaf aoiS n9sss
'h' ', " En- s"ieA TA" 70 -,
.pee's, sno ifa." your N,'.1h !s<saI Nic"'.
Au .nuneVn 10 'll'i sYHi' "p'o'' i0i 20
sefooh "a your Valua'ts paP''' = "'.h ussnl
hscs's'!y' 20 SUI ss''G' @u'sH2 "1 N."''y
WF'ns hhp,sas.ohs' PFC "'s''e 1'''ohs 5eo,
te"ier9' as " 'n' .ne' "''ei Ahu "eSitn, y
a1s no"iS,ops cSS' p u, VI
:, " Oh MA 8niehs i@ity "'s - osSi''T" u
.hs 'no's hSoSSta, A1 ~ eseI"s 70 ne we Oh
Je't Vi many "a ho 'pl'e ceHio'.s' 10 nus
eseh' aio @o''9 'lei" nc eNi| more
a a, Ni - Asr"'isi'' s"7' ono - no '1.}
2,5t taFy k"' o1i'Sio''l 9'ss "9o'uIi-i ne
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t'e,a.,,,.s ~, "i, 's"' ' 10y teoi
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49, 49, -,i
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

A-A Host Oincc, MFuhSDufg, JuIy !, 1871
.4-Miss Nancy Armstrong, Levi Austin.
B-NNm. Boges, George Burns, jr. Cate
Barber, Henry Burdeck
C-Landon Carter, John Clark, Back
Crcek;) James Catlett, VIM G Catlst.
F. John Fberts. Elizabeth Evcrts, Isaac
w. Evans. Nathan Everhart, Henry Ever
hart, Washington Evans.
Mrs. BaFnh9sd Freep. (sidew;) Mrs
Deborah Fryatt, John Fct;cgs
G-Ym Green, Joseph Green, Col. VIM
Gregory.
H-lIerry Haine., George Henry. Robert
Hestinx,, CHRISTOPHER Hil, Mr.. ---- Hi.
George liep>el john Hutson, Moses T.
!.1nter, Miss Nancy ilaziewood, Miss EIyira
Hedges.
K-Pe!or kaedler, Aaron Keesecker, Nj
chaei Htras.
L-David Light, Stephens MIl)
.h--!s.uah Miller, George Miller Michael
Miller. David Mi,i-r john Morris, CsthaFine
Meyers, ('siGow;) john Minis, George MeA-
ser, William M'Donald. =, Rachel Marlatt
Christopher Olineer.
john Parker. Mrs Kitty Parker, Terry
P'Psr, John Parsons, or Sons; Miss Nancy
Pelsgrove. N4n Pi.ger
y Jeremieh Robinson Little &c orgetown.)
o--gohn 6heber, Niehsal Smelser Con
rae Starry, John Si,arf, george ;spra sht
james smail, James Sandlson, Adam Sew.
art or Stewart
T-John Toraer.
W-Miss Maria Wolf, Samuel William
Elizaheth - estcnharer
j'-eha.ies Youn1 Joseph Yontz.
WILLIAM LONG, p NJ
July I 1890.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

No lady Would ever after shtsr ST shop; but
If these delieoejes ere yelled from vulgar gaze
by the French or Italian language, there 10
nothing on my shelves more literally patron
ised By women If rank. No, no, good Sir,
I cannot destroy the plates, but you can
choose whatever else may suit your taste"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

CLARK'S THRASHING MACHINE.
" I'll e Subscriber having purchasedt hc tight
tsr berkeley County, Of ,ending DIR. G.
Ciarke's Patent fhrasliag Machine, viii dis
pose Of stia same 10 any person who may APP
" to him. Ii may be vel 10 observe, that
this Machine, when il operation, vi thrash
twelve coulnnon shcaves Of Wheat PER minute,
and thrash II perfectly clean, requiring emily
the power Of one horse, leaving the straw in
a good condition for use. The chrapness and
simplicity OF lie Machine. make it az object
to every farmer, as she expense Of building a
Machine viii rot cost mere than twenty five
dollars; and have 10 doubt from ita con-
sIaction. is nv.i calculated to hull Clover
SEED Those wishing to peIchase had better
apply soon. PETER RINER.
Juna 10, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

EEiLLS FOR BENT-The subscriber
We vii rent, fer the term of three years
TO good tenant, his hr.R CHANT, PL>dS-
TER aad S,sW NUTS, situate on Tusca-
rora CIe~k, Ole and half miles from Mar
tnsLurg; they are uew 10 good repair, ard
VIII o6 led st fair PRICE
JOSIAH FLAGG.
arRn &c
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08

ETNTERTAINMEN subscriber
Ga takes this method OF informing the pub
xrS-A lie that he has opened HOUSE
fssssM OF ENTERT.3lJN.ME.N-i' in me
fs:sksh old stand formerly occupiad BY Csc:
-~s1-sS~ Isamon, deceased in GERRARDS-
TOWN. The house is vol fitted up FOR tho
accommodation and comfort Of all who may
give him call. His Table shall be furnish
ed with the best our country can produss.
AND his Bar wit'i the choicest of liquors, bis
Stabiing in good order, and best OF erovep'
der, OStier, sc.
June II, 1880. ZEBULON BELL.
n. b For information OF Travellers and
Dfovers, would add that it is considerably
the nearest route from Col r. Sherara's 10
iiarpers Ferry, Shepherdstown, Sulphur
Spring, Smithfield, Charlestown, and Fred
sricktown sc.
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q. OflCE-Ai persons who have put
\ : cla;-7s into the haods OF ABRAHAM
MARLATe. dec. - collect. are requested
TO cal. pay he cesg due and lit them viii
bs al home every evening uotil August court:
or he lirst da" o. August court. will attend
1T he Globe Tavern for the purpose of dis
tiibuting papers, aHd reoei7ins payments on
bonded debts aad cock accounts due the es-
tate Of SAID heratt. Ii any persons should
forget 20 comply with this request. they Will
b. put n nina thereof in shors order. perhaps
with costs. Any persons having claims a
setnst said estate BY bond. note, or otherwise,
are requested TO inform ne OF the amouas aad
may be immediate steps taken to psy the
Same. JACOB MYERS, Curator
,fuue % 1890
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LOUIS \. Cooley & Co.

Daily Chronicle OiFice, Philadelphia
Country papers, by inserting the above as
often as they think proper, and sending tleis
papers a9dressedto ''1hs Lsdy's Book, p Phil.
ade'phis, viii be entitled TO receive the work
TO- ono year and the same will be promptly
attended 10.
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IIAGI.NLi.-Es'feey county, to ,cs:
JUNE TERN, 1880.
James Thomson, PftG
AGAINST
Henry WOshabough and William Kros-
sen, De}fs.
IN CIA.NCERY
The defendant, Henry Washabaugh, not
harins entered lis appearance, and given
ssea.ity sccofding to the act Of assembly and
the rules o. tits court, and it appearing TO tho
satisfaction Of the court thot the defendant
Henry Washabaugh is not m inhahitant OF
this c@umenweaith,-H is orfr,ed that he do
appe&; on the 2nd Monday in Sept. next
10 answer the Till Of the complainant, and tina
a cory Of this order be published ia the Mr.
tiushurg Gazette for Two months successiycly
and posted at the door Of the Court House OF
this county. A Copy-Tcate,
JOHN sTRO1HER, C.D.C,
June -, lSSo--3n.
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RffE OF LIND.

MILF UF I.1sNDs
RbY N. authority of trust deed executed
to US BY Bernard Kephart and wife, Of record
in the office Of The Clerk of Berkeley coun-
~, we shall offer for sale, TT public suetlen,
for oAsn, before the court house door in Maj
tinsburg, on Thursday tie 29h9 Jsaynert, a
szEEgn TRACT Of LAND therein con
sS veyed, containing enehundTsd aud
GO eight acres, lyizg on the drains Of
ole. Opequan crsek, On ths west side.
being part OF tire lard conveyed to said
Kephart BY Ges: Spero and wife, by deed
dated April ., 1915, duly recorded.
The subscribers, on the same day, viii Of
fer for sale, as commissioners under q deeTss
OF the county ccuFt in chancsry, the same
ianJ. 70 satisfy the amount aae George 6 zero
by mortgage, prior to his deed of trust gvo-
vidsd tie amount due DC the said aaortse &c
is not paid oa or hs(oss IL. 5th dag of July,
1890 and as tha dover Iutsres 81 is relnQulsh-
ed GA the decd Of tr7s: ard rot IN The merit
gage, q complete tile ear be made to NE
purchaser. The interest sold DC. his deed
mil be the interest of Ksphsr,s heirs, snd
the dover interest Of Mira k>phaFt, subject
" the iGcurobTsnce mentioned
WILLIAM JCN9, 1r.,
j. u. CONRAD. A'""'S'
June q, IS3O.-ts.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-08
700 PRIME TaILL'D B.7GS.

EE1E have received 100 prime twilld Bags
w OF a strong and heavy twill, and good
sizes, 10 whiah we would invite the atteniiol
of all who may want the article COED & cheap
T. G. LANE s co.
Cheapsids. Shepherdstown, July l.
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r IST OF LETTERS remaining in tn
f-A Post Office, Martinsburg, July !, 1885.
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cess E----y, lady Gi--t, Lady l----e,
and otaers, and srust you viii conduct your
self sUsas ,ben so "a 20 beeSms woman
Of ton. Ihis will be uHattaihabie II you mann
tain any sennsx'ou with your mother, Lady
r., With vaom it would be inpossibls
far lhem 10 associate"
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CLARK's IHRASTING MAC HINE-

May 81, i830-tf.
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a-Miss Nancy Armstrong, Levi Austin.
B-NVm. Boges, George Burns, il. Cato
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
Fifty DOLLARS REV ARD. :
LOST.

SupPosEa to have been n,islnin or stolen, be-
~ tween this and Washington city, a box fiom en-
TO "a inches in length and about i2 in width IN,
box contains sundry Lottery and Prize tickets. ali or
which were cancelled. and be of no use TO anv
one bur the subscribers. The said box waa sent ~,
Mr.. Porter's line of stages, addressed to Messrs
atcs Mcintyre, Washington city. cure of Mr..
S'ndey Porter, Fredericksburg, on tho Sd of Mar. h
last d was traced to Fredericksburg, since which il
has no, been heard Of ANY information that will lead
to lis discovery, will be thankfully received, ard ali
the expenses that may be incurred, in DELIVERING
the said box to Messrs. Yates g. MCINTYRE, WASH
inston city, to Mr. Sindey Porter. Fredericksburg,
or to che subscribers at Richmond will be paid.
YATES g. MCINTYRE.
u. The Political Arena, Fredericksburg, and
I'hcnx Gazette, Alexandria, will please insert this
tour times, snd forward their accounts to Yates
d Mcintyre, Richmond mn 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08

ed by considerable majority if the me mbers had re.
ceived any prcmontion as to the stand the President
would take upon the Maysville Road Bill The dc.
cison was carefully concealed lest should entanper
the passage of the Indian bill; and in mean time al
the machinery of party put in the motion to in.
duce the friends of the to subserve the
views of the Executive.
The health OF the President is represent ed to be
good--hetter than ut the commencement of the SEES
SION His memory is said to be greatly impaired and
he Is therefore subjected to much aience in
receiving the usual civites which are shown him by
persons visiting Washington
Now, that we are in the gossip line, we will re-
mark, that Mr.. Broadhead, the Navy Agent at Bos.
ton had very narrow escape. Two of the members
who would have voted against him, withdrew for
Few minutes, and in the mean time the nomination
was taken up and confirmed by majority of one
fL.' nomination Of Mr. MaxccY presented with
In live minutes after the bill establishing the office had
passed Indeed it was believed that the Presidents
Secretary had it in his pocket when he announced to
the Senate that the President had signed the BILL He
retired pro forlna and immediately returned with the
nomination, which was confirmed immediately and
unanimously.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
N OTICE.

IN y i z T..
AN Friday, the ] 18th instant, the Steamboat 20.
~ IOMAC will resume her former route from
Washington and Alexandria TO Norfolk, City Pon,
and Richmond.
Leaving Washington Friday at s, and Alcxan
"Fia at O'Clock, aficrnoon, and arrive at Norfolk
on Saturday afternoon.
Lave Norfolk on Sunday morning at o'clock
and arrive at Richmond in the evening
Leave Richmond on Tuesday morning at O'Clock
arrive at Norfolk the same evening
Leave Norfolk on Wednesday uorninr Mt o o,c,oc,,
arrive at Alexandria and Washington on Thur. da y
morning. ~ WAT"rF,ES AEON,
T. S:-The Letter Box ofihe Potomac will be left
at the Post Office every Monday till o'clock
ic 4-iiI2I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
No Combination and a Free 7fade.
Eartlienwarc and I.ookinc Glasses

YRNIIOS. j. BARROW 81 CO. Importers SO Wafer.
IL street, NETWORK. offer Tor sale 900 packsges car.cn.
ware. glass; china and looking glasses comprising the mos,
comp ee offered in this marker. and which vii,
he repacked the country merchant the prices I'm
consequence OF having refused to JONI tie combination
a,ns the prices Of crockery i'll this CITY, been made
the subjects of mioeant persecution, object OF
which nothing less than entire and expulsion f;,>
the trade characters have been assaed
and fair dealing, credit house of responsibility i'm
peachcd and endeavor made TO ruin the
whole nortaons ,ough the regular channels have been
all stopped Sin consequence of threats thrown to the man
uf,cures in Ensand) that we have been obliged employ
agents IN Liverpool make purchases such manner
tina, would appear in the trsnsac,on-all the
facilities attendant upon obtaining credit for importation.
denyed and nothing but cash in Liverpool viii Obtain
for needed supplies of wae.We suffering these
ar'shPs the of the merchant and this
of goods less than own them as UNI,
last for aid and asssance; lon. as we are
enabled sustain ourselves than forty men, who
have combined To bring about this unleard of
ner will continue sell goods free idepen
dent for cash approved city ncctponces
on,a. ie S-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
WILLIAM d. MARY COLLEGE.

THE Summer Examination Of the Glasses in this
institution will commence Monday the 2Sth
'st. and terminate on Saturday. the Sd of July. Pa
rents Guardians and all 9th. rs interested in tho In
s'iulon, are invited 20 be present.
ORDER OF THE EXAMINATION.
Monday the 28th inst School of Ancient I.apcua
gee-(ahe examination in this department will conti-
nue. during the week. in the afternoon j
Tuesday the 2otb.,,Moral Philosophy, School OF
Modern Languages, italian and Spanish.)
wednesday the 3oth.-Senior Political Glass, Che
mical DC.
Thursday July the ST metaphysical Glass, Sc
Nor Mathematical do.
Friday the 2nd.-Pl,osopllical Glass, School OF
Modern Languages. French
Saturday the Sd Junior Mathematical Glass,
c. De La PENA, Scc'ry.
The Visitors Of The College Of William & Nary are
Hereby notified that their annual meeting will be
held at their Council Chamber, Monday the 5tb of
July neZi, at which time they most earnestly invi-
ted to attend. RO. MCANDLISII, Rector.
le 5-w3t C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
From The ~. Y journal or C,n,y,e,c, Inn, .

From The W. Y. Journal Of Commerce, June g.
FRoM WAsBINGroS 1T is stated to us by in, elli-
gent gentlemen of both Houses of Congress, with
whom we have conversed during their stay this ci v
Mat the signs of the times Washington portend
thing but peace and tranquility to our present ruling
pswers We are credibly Informed that the dissatis
iaetion with the administration ainong the Western
members was loud and violeni and that Of the ten
Jackson members who came to the federal city from
Oh,, eight have returned with determination never
to be again found fighting in such ranks
In relation to the Indian bill we have the best au
9rity for saying. thstte bill would have beer reject
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-08
Amount of Produce and Number of Boats passed
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Amount of Produce and Number of Boats passed
down through the Lower Locks.
JrNE 3-273 hhds Of tobacco, hid STEMS 80 kegs
tobacco 1872 barrels ofour ticrce tobacco GOD W.T.
barrels whiskey tons of bar 80 metal Ion
ofhemp, box Of books 100 weight 200 keg poles
plank tons of sand Sc boa,s14 boats 300I bushels
coal.
JUE 42o5 hhds Of tobacco barrels Geur bushels
wheat 1872 bushels Of shorts II bales of hemp 500 feet
plank, 10 cords of bark sand 100 lbs of butter 80
boats-6 coal boats 1889 bushels Of coal
JusE n hhds of tobacco "a barrels of -four a
iro 81 tons of hemp OF metal $500 staves 600
poles; Is boats--l4 coal boats 324o bushels ofcoal
JUNE $50 hhd of tobacco hid Of STEMS barrels
Hour eree tobacco 800 weight, $50 Planks IL boats coal
boats, 752 bushels OF coal.