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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06

Bhc scientific courses Of the Institution commence
OF the last Monday of October, and with the cHcep.
ton of the Law course, terminate on the 4th Of
July of every year.
The courses necessary for the degree Of Bachelor
Of Arts are as follows:
JUNIOR YEAR
Tho JVnjOr .N0rdi Concentrating Bellies
bctlres, Philosophy of Rhetoric, Logic and Ethics
The Junior H1ihcmaiicqi--cmbracinr Algebra as
far equations uf the second degree plano and solid
Geometry, plano TrIgonomctry, Mcnsur alton and
Surveying
The Cbcmicai-cmbrocinr inorganic and organic
Chemistry, the application Of Chemistry to the arts
Of bleaching, dyerng, farming, mctsllurgy brewing.
distOtluu, the manufacture of glass and porcelain
&c Together with the elements of Botany and
Muorol"gy.
The Junior Poii'icai-Mstophysics from the 22d
Of FEBRUARY, to the end of the session.
SENIOR YEAR.
The Senior Political COvrse--cmbracinp tho Law
of Nature and Nations, Government Of Political
Economy,
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FOR BREMEN
Passage for Liverpool.
NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate o,
"a Themes Duciing, deed. will please present them
before the LIST day of October next as on that
day shall close my administration: and in conform-
~ with the will Of my tcstator have his late slaves
removed out Of this ta'e--and hereby give notice
that oil claims presented after the LIST Of October,
will b. declared from any participation m the effects
OLIVER EADD, Ex'or.
Charles City County, I4lh July, fs30-iav5td
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StlfLl u l. IINN
"HE SUBSCRIBERS have lust

IE>tiE SUBSCRIBERS have Just received an in
l. voice of splendid Brussels aud Kidderminster
Capetng of the best quality, the design of the pat
terms and the arrangement, of the colors entirely
now; they were manufactured order, and expressly
for this market.
On hand. which have mostly been received this
spring. large and we'll selected assortment of Kid
dermlns;er and Ingram Cerpeting of every quality
and color.
! Also, Royal patent Damask, and Imperial Vene-
titan Carpeting. Imperial turftcd Brussels and Will
ton hearth Rugs, part Just received Patent floor Oil
Cloths Piano, table and stand covers figured and
plain halzes, Nankln floor Mating, first chop-be-
heved 20 be the only lot of first chop Mating in this
market.
SACKETT e. SHANNON,
Carpet and floor Clothes Warehouse, No eO6 Mar
ket Street, directly opposite Hanover sieet, BaH-
more. CT aug 5
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For Sale or Rent.

"a Fiat valuable stand for Store 10
EsT1 Louisa county. known Clayton's old
Hiase orc. For terms apply to Capt. P. III.
&4LzA Daniel. near the place, or to
JAMES ROSS.
Fredericksburg. Aug. i, IG30.-2aw4w
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06

WANTED Immediately, overseer at my farm
w near the town Of Manchester in Chesterfield
comfy. No one will be employed unless of good
character and possessed of abilities of the rst order
4 single will bn preferred TO married man.
JAMES LYLE,
Chesterfield County, July s6-ctf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06
For RENT.

"a And possession given the first day of October
$500 next, the Tenement the of 4 and 18Th
lsssi streets nearly opposite the Bell Tavern and now
occupied by James H. Smith, Dry Good Store
Apply to THO'S MASSiE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06
A CATALOGUE
OF the Officers, Studcnts and Scholars of William g.
Mary College, for the Session of i8a9-3o.
BOARD OF VISITORS

BOARD OF VISITORS.
John Page. Esq. Presen, Rector,
The Right Rev. Bishop Moore,
Burwelf Bassett, Esq.
Rober' Saunders, senr, ESQ.
Doctor Alex'r ID. Gait,
John Ii. Seawell, Eco.
Judge William Browne
Robert G. Scott. Esq.
John Tyler, Esq.
Doctor Charles Everett,
Col. John 9. Pryor,
Hugh Nelson. Esq
John ID. Watkins, Esq
Robert Stanard, Esq
James NJ. Garnctt. Esq.
Joseph Prentiss. Esq.
Col Robert McCsndl;sb
William Robins, ESQ.
Judge Abel p. Upshur.
Leonard Henley, Esq Clerk Of the Convocation
FACULTY.
The Rev. Adam Empie, President, and Professor Of
Mora! Philosophy.
Ferdinand S. Campbell Stewart, Professor of Msthc-
matics.
Isues Semple, Professor of Law md Police.
Thomas K. Dew, Professor of Political Law
Dabncv Browne, Proie sor of Humanity.
I. DE L. Pcna, Professor of Modern Lanruaues
William u. Rogers, Professor of Natural Philosophy
and Chemistry.
Major T. Christian, Bursar.
Joseph Gresham, Steward
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06
A Soap Boiler Wanted.

Manwh" understands The Soap and Candle manntacu-
ring perfectly and can come well recommended In
dstfy aud sobreiy none other need apply will find sI-
alton by aRplyngto JAMES SlNTOS,
~ 23-c4t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06
p Chubb's Office.

Drawing of the Cumberland and Oxford Canal
Lottery. No. 49,
9, 40, 20, 10, 81, &c, 55, Sc; 81.
No. 90, 81, SIS, another capital prize sold and
paid at sight.
THIS EFE.NTNGr. at 5 o'clock.
The Dismal Swamp Lottery, No II, will be
drawn
CAPITAL PRIZE. 100000.
GO Numbers and drawn numbers.
Prizes $4,000, $4,000, $4,000. $50; ten prizes
OF $1,000; 10 of 500; 10 of 200; so of 500, and
numerous smaller prizes.
PIckets S4-Halves S2-Quarters 81.
NEXT TUESDAY!
$4,000 and so Prizes Of 81 900
The drawing of the Maine State. No. 90, will be
received on Tuesday next-9 numbers drawn out of
6O--Grand Prizes, 5 5000, 5000, 5000 1880, 30
prizes of 900, 81 of 900, 81 of 100. besides Sos
Cos, Sos Any drawn Humbers is entitled TO s 900,
and LIST and 2nd TO 200.
Tickets So halves 5, quarters so, eigbtls
a5--for sale at the ever lucky CHUBBS.
aug
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&C. &c. &c.
Tickets SI-Ilbves S2-Quaricrs T.
T. Packages or single Tickets. for sale nj tho
Managers Office.
aug YATES e. MCINTYRE, Managers,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-06

M ACkEREL 100 bbls. n. 3. viii be sold 10
IVA II taken from the wharf.--App!y to
aug TT CHAS. PALMER
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CARPETING:

aug 5-d4t W Cit {
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FOR EIGN.
From The Second Edition of The Journal of (,om
ulerce, August 27.
Late and Important from Europe.
ALGIERS CAPTURED.

Our papers arc gus up from the packet ship Cal.
cdonIa and we hasten TO lay before our readers tho
important news which follows mo OTHER NEWS
IS UP FROM THE SHIP Our London dates are to
sive.
The funeral Of His Majesty took place on the 9Th.
we connot now give particulars.
PaTh7ucn. vas 20 10 prorogucd OF tho 23d.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

II French Consul's House
/ Danish Consul's House
] I'll Cassaubah, or Citadel
X New Fort
l. Sittet Akolett, or Fort OLGA
hours
III Tho Dey's Country house
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

to the East of Cape Caxine is the Mers ell Dboban-
me- or Port of Flies A league and quarter fur
Their is the Point Pescads To the South, at the
distance of league. is the Port of Algers. From
Turet;a Chica TO Algiers, the dist unce IN a drcc.
line is four leagues and half: By following this
route. the Castle of the Emperor is met with; on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31
a Dcy's Palace
B Gate of Baba Louch
g Marine Gate
D Babazounc Gate
Z New Gate
+ Port BabaEoune
G Sultan Calasse

Yhe Cape Of Sid el Ferruch, Turetta Chica
advances into the sea, and forms either side bay
fhe teet remains at anchor on the West. At
league and quarter to the Northeast of this Cape
Is the point of Sid Malif league further is Cape
Caxine Ras acoonater,] which is the point the fur
thest from the North At three quarters of a league
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

s Castle Of 4 Guns
Y Mers ell Dhabune, or St.
Des Mouchcs
U Ras Accommodate. Cax-
ines -
V Side Hallif AIarabout
w Cattle Wharf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

n Ell Ovadi
Q Englishman's Fort
p Bhelish Consul's House
q United States Consul's
House
r Point Pcscado, or Cape
Caxin
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

the right and on the LEFT the signal post of tho AL
miraity. placed on the summit of Mount Boui,rc,h
which is at an elevation of SO metres above the con
IL probable that these two important points will be-
come the object OF the operations of our urmy.
tFrench Paper
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

4 Light-house-78 guns
b Mole-hcad
G Port
D Dey's Palace
u Citadel-5i guns
Il Kellahoi
G Emperor's Fort-Go guns
III Fort BabsZon-58 guns
/ Fort Akoleit-3i guns
q Fraves
b Bah Alowut
Bah Axdrt
d Bah Azo0ls
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

y Torrettn Chica, or Sid Fer
UGH, where the French Ian
ded
Y Roman Road
u Road to loretta Chica
] Batteries--2 Harbor > Mole
4Pier-s Dey's garden.
J left the SIGNAL post or t,,o A.,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

e bazaar
+ Aqueduct
8 Magazine
b Star Fort, in ruias
Z % Guns
L % Guns
! 8 Mortars
m III Guns
n G Mortars
0 90 Guns
p 6 Guns
Q 9 Guns
r S Gums
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-31

=, IIyEHPooL Ccrros MsnKEr, Saturday, July H.
me import this week az bags the are very
excessive reaching "a 300 bags including 1000 Americans and
lJgo bIa2 taken epecvaton further advance Qenc.
rally o I'D To Al ID vz4G0 Sea Island 3aI5id 32e slain
e1 do at 7da0d, $500 6Sdd71d 1880 Orleans a,
6sdd8Ad; I0.250 Aabsmas and Mobiles al Gada7ad soso
Pemams at 8da9d 2400 Bahia and Maceos Al 7IdoaId,
1880 Maranhams 7Ida9Id 100 Demeraas a, adosd AZ
Surinams Cd; 40 Barbados ID; $50 bahamas. g =,
Cdal0d $50 Common w lndias 5ada6ad; oao Egvn,ia.s
9!siosd' GO sursi', islaj1d; and 20 BonC cd Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

TIME late session of this institution was closed bv
Il a public examination of the pupils, which was
attended by several intelligent and learned gentlemen
Who favorcdthe trustees with their assistance. A
thorough scrutiny was made into the progress ofthe
Students and the resultwas highly gratifying to the
whole audience, and reflects much credit upon the
ability industry and fidelity of the professor
Another session will commence on the first of Nav
next. The trustees have the pleasure. to aonounce
that the Rev i. Boydcn will be associated with the
Rev IosSh Smith, the professor at the last and SOW
eral preceding sessions. Mr. Boyden has been cleo.
ted by the board, Professor of Sciences, and Mr..
Smith will hereafter coninc his attention to the elias.
Jscal department. It is hoped that the usefulness ~
this institution will be greatly ended by the sery
ces of Mr. Boyden, who is known TO be highly est-
mable man, and an accomplished scholar. ..
TERMS. OF TUITION.
for.the Languages and higher branches Of Sci
cnccs, per session, $40
For reading penmanship, grammar and gcogra-
ply, per session, 10
The French Language will be taught, for which
there will be some additional charge.
~ Good boarding may be had in respectable pr
vate families on the most reasonable terms.
Staun!on, April 9th, 1880. src
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

DIED On the 18th nst at tie residence of her father
Joseph Montgomery of Nelson Mrs AlMrRA AGGIy-
son, eonso Of JosephC Mgginson, Esq l6 year o.
her age Possessed of superior order of intellect and
chee and benevolent disposition she had secured the
friendship and esteem of numerous acquaintance
whom not present On the melancholy here announced.
exchanged the cares aud anguish Of this world for
m e Kingdom not made with hands eternal in the Heavens
devoted husband and resting little daughters tose,!
or with lace number Of near relations with all whom She
vas nian'cs'!y avorie) remain deplnc her loss
YESTERDAY IN ie 10Th year Of ,er age. Mrs Ers1 Do
stTT, at The house Of her law, hIr WI Crane The
friends OF his fan'I and those of Mr. George Steel aud
MISS Mary Dorset and Mrs Eau respectfully nvte
Attend the funeral this morning o'cock without further
invitation over the store of W. &. e Crane
Departed this life yesterday morning. occrk Mrs L,ty
DAY, in the G7i yea IF her age Tie friends and acoaut-
ances nf Mrs Day, and those Of her family requested to
attend her funeral this morning 10 o'clock late res
tieDce on Shockoe Hill
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
/ TEACHERS WANTED

M RS. WILEY being under the necessity of
IsA leaving Salisbury, by the LIST of May, the cit
dy to take charge of the female seminary here Or
It would be preferable, if a Gentleman and his Lady
could be engaged, to take charge of Male and Fe
male School, The Female School numbers at this
time, 40 pupils and Male Scool of about that num-
Der, could doubtless be readily obtained were COM
petent Instructor to undertake it.
would be requisite that the Lady who would I'M
dertake the charge Off the Female School, should be
competent TO give instruction in every department of
useful and polite Education; and that the Gentle
man SHOULD Lady and her husba nd undertale) should
be qualified to teach all branches from the rudimepts
OF the English, to the Classicks. -
Salisbury Is pleasantly located in the Western and
most desirable, part of North Carolina; with a salu
brious climate, and highly cultivated surrounding
country provisions are abundant and cheap enabling
a lamy to live as cheap any where in the state.
Application for further inforlnation to be made in
writing, or otherwise, TO DR.. S. L. Feyrand.
Salisbury, ~. c.. March 90 1880. - w9f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
RICHMOND RACES.

hVER the Tree-hIll Course will commence on
~ the 18th Tuesday in this month, and continue
four days.
1st day-Two Sweepstakes for wears old colts and
flies
LIST Stake, J. NJ. seden enters the produce Of br.
mare Try. by Sir Charles.
FJohn Minge, produce of Bet Bounce, by Sir Ar
chy.
John NJ. Bolts, the produce of Wild Cat, by Sir
Charles.
j. Harrison, produce of Kate, by Arab.
Vm. wynn: the produce of Thos. Graves Bedford
mare, by Sir rcry.
Richard Samson, the produce Of his grey mare by
Sir Charles.
I'd Race-1st day-A post swcepstake for 8 years
old colts and FLIES.
Subscribers.-Isham Puckett, B Moody, las NJ
Se.dcn, Richard Adams, jas. J. Harrison, Thomas
Watson.
Cd days Rncc--Proprietor's Purse, mile heats,
$780, On this day match will be run Of mile
heats for $500 aside, between AIR. Garth's mare, BY
Sir William, and Mr. Doswe!rs horse, by Sir Charles
when the mare the winner.
Sd days race-Jockey Club Purse, mile heats
for $1,000.
4.h day--annual post-s.akc, 3 mile heats for $3.50
On this day will be swecpstuke for 9 years old
colts and tes, mile heatse ntrance $780, half for
felt subscribers and closed.
Observation-Disclosures Davis enters sister to Sally
Hornet.
G. NJ: Guy enters S. E, the property of YIN. II.
Roane, by Sir Charles
]. NJ Selden enters b. f. by Sir Charles, out Of a
Director mare.
VIM r, Johnson enters b. f. by Sir ArcIIy, OIL, OF
Coguette.
The subscriber confidently expects fine sport, and
will be prepared to entertain as heretofore.
ap 7-6t J. nj. SEIDEN
In this Race the Proprietor does erec, Than to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

MI EDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at NV
. IL stable IN the county of Chesterfield, being
the same place lie made his last season. within one
i;.4e OF Moody's Tavern, 10 from Petersburg, and
= 15ona alehmond and is now ready serve mares
at $50 the leap, $50 the season. payable the 18th In
ly next, when it will expire-s5ot to ensure n norc
payable as soon as she is known to be in foal, and
one dollar to the groom.
ynedleyis handsome grey, years old this Sprne
full l6 hands highfor form, strength, beauty ao,
pearance, performance and blood, admired and an
proVed.-He has made but one season. when he
mad Ia mares besides my Mr.. John Kir-
bbys mare Coquette was, however, put to him be-
tore he made & season, and produced very pro1ni-
sing grey filley, which is the only one of his ge
that has yet appeared $500 in cash was offered fo it
at months old, and $1,000 asked--and as additiont
al evidence ofthe value of his family, sold last fail
TIE hall OF two lies by Sir Charles ont of Medey's
DAM Old Reality, one four and the other two wears
Old, for $500 in money. My overseer Mr. Baupl,
my son George, and Arthur Taylor, ali residing near
the stable, will attend particularly to all orders in nv
absence w r JOHNSON
NnesterHcld, FEB. c2m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
The Brook Tavern is for Sale

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the pre-
W misses. on Saturday, the first day of MAY next.
the Brook Tavern, with ninety Acres of Land at
iached thereto Thispropefy is situated at the head
OF the Brook Turnpike, immediately at the junction
universally been acknowledged to be one ofthe most
healthy situations in the lower country and is also an
admirable situation for Public House. to which pnr
pose it has generally been applied. Those persons
wishing to purchase, are requested to call aud view
the property, previous to the day of sale reason
able price will be allowed for young negroes in part
pay for the above property Possession to be rven
on the first day of October next.
The FERNS will be as follows: one fourth of the
purchase moneyt he paid on the first day of Sente-
Der next one seventh the remainder on the first day
OF January next, and the balance in six annual paw
ments' JAS. +. HAWKINS.
mar 2A-tdsc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Tork-For Senator. Brown SO, Harvie IL Delegates
Sb ed I07 Griffin G3 For the Constitution a. against il III
Jfog}ok Couny--For Delegates, J. w. Nurdadgt1s9 J.
Thompson 49, s. w Harper "a For the Constitution 209
against il ~,
Russell For the Constitution so, against it $50.
The Wheeling Compiler reports the in Les county at
some 10 IL for adopting the Constitution, and from 500
for rejecting it.
Louisd.-ExIactof a letter.
''I4oO1sA CoUaT-Horss, April Ia
"Ihe polls for members Of Assembly Monday as stand
lnus Tor ms coun,yNchoas Pendexters 262, Cbas Y
hinbrough 2@3 Oliver Cross I42, Peter NJ Daniel Isl VIM.
r. ioyieT S9 And O'Clock this evening. The poll for
amended constitution tlus--For the amended constitution
about $50, and against 30"
on Shenandoah I'm partF or the Constitution Gls against il
DdTdy--f or The Constitution about 100 against II Iz5
PfsytUdnta - A letter dated DASviLE Api IL sas Hoo
Yesterday we had warm and animated election the votes
this place stood thussen Il. W S. Cabel Ig1 WIN IVsor
1lS, Capt Vincent Wi'chef 1903, William Swanson d For
the constitution 247 against On Monday the election
for this county cosesat The Court House and II il rene,I
thought than Gen G. aud Capt. Wcher will be eeotedn
Brkeley Us far as heard from, for the Constitution 90
oganst il 1870.
Z" No! = 'bs last legisstrrA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
w. & ID. KYLE & Co.

HAV now the pleasure of informing their
IL friends in the country, that their Spring assert
ment Of DRY GOODSis almost complete. By
recent arrivals very large supplies have been receiv-
cd, to which viii be added by each successive packct
throughout the season. such new and fashionable art
cies as may be offered in the Northern markets They
respectfully invite the attention of wholesale custom
crs to their present stock, and beg to assure them,
that they are not only well prepared but resolved to
offer Goods on such terms cannot fail to please
&c Mansion-house. e3d March, 1890. etc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

~ The CONSTITUTIONAL WING is pUbIished iy5Ice 4
week, Cruesdays and Fridays five dollars per an
mum, payable in advance.
1 For advertisng-76 cents square Tor Iess) Tor the
fret insertions and 90 for each COMMUNICATIVE
number OF insertions must be noted the MS otherwise
they win be continued and charged accordingly
" All letters to the Editors be postpaid they
win receive attention.
. " No'eSol chartered specie paying Banks OF any Of
the States will be received in to
INC wing though Virginia U. States Bank Notes would
nc Pfeerred and reittances can made through thu
cost Office at the risk Of the Editors
u Previous discoutinushce Of the paper, all
reaTages must be paid up. Aud those who may wish
discontinue viii notify the Editors to that effect ess.
hiy days before the period ezpresfor which they sub
scribsl
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
HIDES. LEATHER. &c.

SSA Heavy Bucnos Ayres Hides
ScV 400 do Brazil and w. India do
Richmond slaughter hides & calfskns
1900 sides soal leather Of all qualities at whole.
sale or part Of Il side
SO doZ. wax calfskins
100 sides wax and russet upper leather
Seal skins and boot morocco
Lining and binding skins
1000 lbs coarse and fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord--lasts, boot-trccs, &c. &C.
1000 lbs harness leather
1900 do skirtng do
100 sides bride do
I3oSskins, shecpslins, saddle trees
Bag, chaise, and lining hides
t:irth and strainngwebb horse collars,
Harness mounting, bittts, stirrup irons, &c
Buttaloe, leopard, bear and hair seal skins
Morocco skins of all kinds
Coach lace, tassals, fringe, SC.
Plated gig handles, bands and moulding
Tanners oil. slrocmakers and curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes. For sale by
w. 81 ]. C. CRANE.
H. 3. Country hides bought and sold.
II w ayyif
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
MONSIEUR TONSOM

~ LID SAND the ensuing season al Tree Hill, Rich
"iohu, va. HIS season 10 Commence Ist February
ann terminate LIST July next He will be let 50
OF az dollars within the Mares can be insured a, *
collars Lars one doiarto the groom in every
Every desirable arrangement has for the accom-
notation OF mares semitic this horse. They win he pasd
well fed with grain required al % cents per ay and
stalled in all bad weather r. ''
One OF the subscribers viii give a,,en
ton TO Mares in order they may returned their own
ers IN good condition We be responsible for accidents
or escapes but viii every exertion TO prevent both,
Monsieur Ionson beautiful ba fifteen hands three inches
gh with black legs, main and tail He is finely propoIiio
ed exhibiting beauty and power throughout his form His
blood appearance and performance equal if not superor
10 any morse on tile continent Ills colts likely, and
heh esimation THOMAS WATSON.
-, ~ ABNER ROBINSON.
Tree Hill, Jan. %. I21-car,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23
SPRING GOODS.

VIE subscribers are receiving their Spring Sup
n ply of Earthen1oafe, China and Glass Ymnoe-
dlately from Liverpool, which, with their former
Stock, comprises large and extensive assortment1
particular attention has been paid to the selection of
goods suitable to country and city trade We espe-
caiiy invite the attention of those who usually DIR
are as low as in any city in the United States
ap I7-deoQt csi) HOLT g. ROSS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

AARRlED--In this city, on Monday even.g last,
by Rev A. Converse, the Rev FRANcis BARrIErY
late of Brunswick Co. Va. to Miss MARGARET
BoorII, daughter Of the late David Booth of Long,
Meadow, (Mass.l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

Extract Of letter dated, NV Onrr,ys March DE-
he crop of sugar is ascer,aucd 600 hs
!ite than half last years crop: which gives by cal
C'stlon half TINS quantity moasses "a, 00D hIs which
Oooo are Consumed here leaving 1900 for expnr,aon-
Eleven thousand hogsileads have already sIrped
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-23

L%'raet of letter dared Bonpr,rx. March To- 1880
have now TO apprse of the daily increasing rise in the
prices of Wines and radies attrit,e to the damage done
to vineyards by the late COLD Aasnac Brandy has
Gradually risen from l8't TO 240f, aud tic Wine
has been still more considerable.