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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
coLoNrzArIoN SOCIETY

Ia 'le appendix TO the last annual report Of
tae P.ren, Society, We find the following
eve have alluded in our Report 10
the Dlscouf,es of the Clergy, ON the
Fourth OF July. or on some Sabbath
near TO that day. in behalf of our cause.
aud TO the collections which many
churches and congregations have-maGc
I" ASSIST II. JlGy re not hopc that
these collections sciH Hereafter take UIace
al every congregation Of ercry religious
denomination IA our Lgnd? Wha, Il
glorious Offering would this nation then
annually make Ia the cause Of humani
ty. freedom, and religion! We beg
leave 10 remind our friends throughout
the Cnlun, that the F0ur.h al .Juiy
wW occur. his gear, on The .SelGdafh,
and 10 cntrcat them Oh that ioyful oc
casion TO remember Africa-.Africa.
darker IN ignorance than in the com.
plcxio1 81 her tribes, aud more misera-
blc than AMERICANS are happy"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Temperance Ships.--la Wcstbrook.
Conn. they have oinetccn vessels EN-
plOycd "a the eoasling trade, Of which
lne are nhsigated without liquors. -
The captains Gf them say they End IL
fo answer very we'll. The place con
alss about one thousand inhabitants,
~ WHOM more than three hundrcd &C
'trict members II tic Temperance 20
eictv
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
THE FREE PRESS.
WEDNESDAY,. IuNn 3. 1850

The amount Of stock having been subscrib.
20 authorize the org .ni<ation OF ,he COMPANY,
TO improve the road from fredericktown to
iiArper-ferry. the commissioners have ad-
,eriised a meeting OF tho STOCKHOLDERS. To
take place at Ne~town (rrsp) ON the i9lh
ins' tor the purpose of eleciing officers. &C.
Thi, information 10 highly gratifying to
lions TO carry into effect, the act Of Assem-.
bly,. incorporating company To- construct n
road from smth6eld 10 Iiarpers- Ferry in this
county. u furnishes. too. an additional ia.
duccment to invest money in the stock of this
company. Tho probability that Harpers.
Ferry will. ere long. be the depot cf q cres,
part Of the tr>de Of the Valley Of Virginia.
WAS Of itself sufficient. to give importance to
this undertaking. even If the road should cx.
tend no farther eastward than Harper. Ferry
bn; The certainty Of being met at that place
by our ne'ghbors of Maryland, should induce
Us 60 re6ou5.e our sXer;ions in this enter.
prize. The stockholders os the MARYLAND
road have doubtless subscribed With the rx-
peetA'isn. that We will 10 our par; IN making
the chain Of communication between thu.
country aud Baltimore. Shall they be disap-
pointed The necessity for this road becomes
ever, day more apparent. whil,, the events
every day increase the probability tn, tie
inves,men, viii be profitable.
There are many. very many, deeply inter.
esicd IN this matter. Who have not taken a
single share Of the stock. We eniTcat ,.,cm
AZ least TO shew their appreciation Of The
scheme. By subscriptions OF one share 500
each. u they dc not feel disposed to ~! 4 by
more liberal subscriptions
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Congress- sdjourned on The last day of
May. after session sf SIX months.
We do no, belle, e tia; tho inereaseficne,b
of the sessions IS owing entirely To the ADJ,
tionsl subjects OF legislation. eonsequen, upon
the growing population and extent of the
country. There are other c.usc. for q rrr,,
waste Of time and treasure. which the peopie
may remove IL they choose to do 90. The
io"dnrss for speech making. aud the indo-
iencc aud love Of pleasure vt a majority al
that body. occasion most unnccessary and ~x.
pensive delays in the Transaction OF busi.e,s.
Wearc advocates for liberal pay and ever,
necessary Indulgence to members of Con
gross, and would not complsir ola six months
session. On account Of its length. ;f even this
had been long enough To- finish the business
before 'hem' but when We see. by the pro
ceedings OF the last two weeks, bow much
can be done IN short time; aud when we
look at the long lis, OF unfinished bills which
might have been disposed of-~hcn We see
great number vi individuals Who have iu.,
CLAIMS upon the government, attending ear
after year. sustained by hope anl by hope
alone, We cannot approve the DELAYS, SO e.i.
IDENTITY unnecessary. 10 which claimau,, arr.
subjected, or the pos,ponement of matters o.,
public Concern which. by a little industry.
could have been acted upon finally.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

NrRciL MAxcY. Of Maryland, was
nominated by the President 81 the L.
states. o0 Saturday the 2gih last. 10
tie Office 81 SOIicitor Of the Treasury.
which has just been created snd the
nomination was confirmed without op-
position. - MAJ. Int.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

ffe.-We learn that the Calico
printing department Of j. A. Buchan-
ans Warren Factory, about II mile,
from Baltimore, with some contiguous
buildings aud aqoantity of goods, IS ere
DESTROYED by fire last night June Cd.
Here Is Insurance 10 considerable 4 .
mount on the property, but it l. ex
peeted not sufficient TO cover The los.
WHICH We have heard ,ariously es,ima.
ted 1t !roal 80 10 $4,000 dollars.
baltimore Patriot.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Al recent sittingofthe Charsleston
Court OF Sessions, Deidrirh oakland,
Tor gaming ,cih negroes, was fined two
thousand dollars and sentcnccd To
twelve month"; imprisonment. Ed.
ward Smith, for circulating Walkers
seditioas pamphlet. was fined one
thousand dollar, and also sentenced Ia
twelve months Imprisonment. John
=" t!son. convicted of petit and grand
larceny, was sentenced to receive thir.
~ iaahes III the pubic market place.
and to be branded with The letter L.
IN the Drawn of the left thumb. Thi,
sentence was pct in execution by the
Sheriff himself.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
PLOUGH LOST
HHss.@

TUT person that borrowed my sHOVTI
PLOUGH. ~ili be - good - 10 return
20 ne. wisb g. use ~ DsaF sgsD fss
Fi,gRh. ANDugW Woufi-
'hu'fs'own 'snc r. Ie''.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

0gire = is Tteabeat, and OLio Co4si q,
NsshtssIuS, May -, 1850.
OtiCL e. hereby gisen. ihst ar install
mcoi - too dollars shd CITY csn,s 1ef
thsre ,be'ng iie i0'h hssislsnen,l o. steTv
'hsre 81 sie,A ~ tl.e Chesapeake aud Ohio
Usual Coapsny, y quifed 60 he pad on The
'hird Day 81 August neAf. AID further SIM
OF twS dnilsrs aod Lry cents Der share. t5e.
TX tie lsia insisimentl ou 'hr third ~ 81
september neat Nh.eh iist situc nts fnost ba
Paid 10 she credit 81 she CLcsapcske End ohio
tsnai COMPANY. 90 the Csshirf. ~ 0tfsf 9Th,
oer ~ C.i.er " ths ioiioe .ss banks, 80.
The Hra"ch q ihe Esnk q the Untea s,ats.
~ Washington.
hc Hank q w.slinst =, Washington.
lie Patriotic Bspk. N.
Tie Hsns 81 the Metropolis, do
Tie f-nnefsand .ieolanio.' Sank. ., Ceorgs
tom.
tH- B-sk 81 Aissso,fia. 81 Al, xan,ifis.
Tie H~nk ~ PDiUinsc, .Io
ifr Fsfmefs' Bank ct kisksGas,s. 10
DC Aechai.es' B.lk 81 AI~x.n.lf,s. do
l"e hAEeTsi"~n Hsr1, .u iisgefsto,gn. ~
And toe hraarh 81 tac Nzlley B4nk. s.,
isarirsi0pn. ~
by 1sees 81 lac Zee tcnt snd Directors,
JOH. 4. iNGLE, Cf-re
Ce. Z O..s Caaa! Can.
JCuc p 7-ta3f1s
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
DOCTOR
BANGING.

''IiE public are respectfully informed.
a That Hauc'ns ScheOl viii open al Mr.
f.dInouds. un Monday morning the al.
'nst T.. { DREEDlN.
june Q. is3O-3t
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

by an article in the p.ladelpbia Bulletin,
nsPpears there arc si.cty .fve female convict.
IN the Walnut Street PRISON in that city! In
The Virginia pebi'en,iary. a, richmond. 10
which sii the eonvicts in the State arc sent,
We believe there is not now one female.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
H'I' SVNt'ehtii, Respectfully Yours,
MARIA II. SCHULTZ.

We had no personal knowledge of
The citizen whose death is announced
IN such hlial terms IN the above letter.
W lat !, spoken Uf as our "attcu,ivc
friendship" was. therefore, nolhin.
more thanathat civility with which We
endeavur 10 treat the world in general,
when we come IN contact with it
MI SCHULTZ was undoubtedly learn
ed and able man. Although we could
not concur 18th him in his religious no
uons, and 10 still protest against them,
we owe lin this last duty TO say ,hat
we believe that they were honestly en-
tertalned, and that he was As far from
being an Atheist as the dc,outcst
Christian amongst s.-EDiroRs.l
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

We learn HAT MIR. RASDoLrm, the
new Minister to Russia, has recon
msnded MIR. joins RANDoLpn CLAY, OF
PhliadeiphIa.as Secretary of Legation:
and as II Is tic practice Of the Exeeu
1--WE, we believe. TO consult The wishes
OF our Foreign Ministers. IN the selcc-
ton OF the Secretaries Of Legation, we
presume Mr.. Clay will receive the ap.
po.btment. MAJ. Laf.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

10 &e Editors cffhe Tef. Ls:eLfgencer
GENTLrMEN: Tits with deem ,!i,tres,
l INFORM YOU that my reverend Fathee,
Z. SCHULTZ. departed this life Oh the
S'h day al This month, steady in the
religious views lac had long cherished,
anu alter severe illness of - DAYS.
In regard 10 that attentive friendship
which you have always seemed 70 bes-
tow upon my deceased parent, per
form this duty towards you.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

boston IS about 10 be cra,ified by the
sight OF the iirst living rbinoceros, ur
unicorn, ever brought into this country.
IL has rccently arrived from Calcutta.
is 10 months old, 4 feet 5 inches in
height. little more than : feet in
length. and weighs upward. of 1000 lbs.
Its only distinct organ Of touch is The
upper LAP, which Is very Gexible. Tie
under lIp Is like that Of an OK. but the
upper more like that Of horse; and he
uscs 1t as that animal does to gather
up nay from The rack. OF grass from
the ground, but with this superior nd
vantage. that the rInBoceros has the
power Of extending this lip, six or So.
ven inches IN length from the nose.
aud then drawing II 10 a point. With
the lip thus extended, tie animal has
tic power Of grasping a stick, or any
smail Substance. and will hold !; cx.
'remely fast. The horn Is brownish.
very bard and solid throughout. and
when iuIl grown sometimes measures
three feet M length. aud eighteen in.
ohcs IN circumference al tic base.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
June 0, 1880.

.FEi' MODE OF DRIPPING.
SliiE holder OF Five Tickets or Share. viii
- DC certain OF Obtaining a, less, Tvs
PnIzIr, and may draw SEVEN!!
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERY.
30. q. FoR 1880,
10 be drawn IN Baltimore, on Ucd,les.
day tie 50M June.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS

oI47 prizes amounting TO 5000 Doll,
Only 3 90 tickets IN the scheme-Thc pr
yes all pa, able ia CASH, which as usna! Il
Couts's oYFicI, eau DC had the n,on!e..ii.s,
arc drawn
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Gen. I'm. +. Broa lnar is a can.
didate TO represent the county Of Din
wnddis IN tho next General Assembly
Of Virginia.
Bey0Htn ~. Leigh, Esq. is a can.
dida,c 60 represent the county of lien
rleo in the next Legislature Of Virginia.
The New York Daily Advertiser
states that "Mr. McLANg, our Minis.
ter at '.ondon. has written private let
tiers TO bis friends, stating that 40 adj
vances had been made IN tho negoiia
ton respecting tho Colonial Trade, but
that the matter stood as IL did two
years ago. There Is very lutte proba-
b'liiy OF any thing being done that will
be Important TO lac Interests of this
county"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09
.NODE OF DR.IUI\-C

ihe numbers wall be Put INTO one wheel -
usual snd IA 'he other 81 be put the piixrs
aO"1e the denomination 81 i've dollar; tie.
drawing to progress in the usual m.nner.-
he J6Oo prizes u FIVE doll.fs will lie award.
ed TO the tickets having The terminating Il.
gure corresponding With either Of tie term.
mating hEurCs oI tic tGO first drawn nun,beis
~ Inherent formations from 10 ; in-ln.
'''e' s"d to the ticket, With t.fminstir,. g.
CURE corresponding ~i,h either 81 the 10
hf-' dr-"n Indifferent Examinations from { ~
y inclusive by tbs mode of drawing. the
holder OF I've tickets e1dIog with ,ie figure.
] y" inclusive. or 6 10 y ,nclusive, ~I.l "a.
c. ton Of attaining az iGH 1'.yg Press a,,.!
MAJ dSa.r .ferca5
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

T'oretiing.-A gentleman lcf, Cam.
bridge, On the Chesapeake Bay, 100
miles below Baltimore, a, half past g
O'Clock on "Wednesday morning, and
arrived IN Philadelphia at half past 5
ON Thursday. having travelled 90
miles IA twenty-five hours aud hall.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

a writer 10 the Frederick Citizen
'4'es The amount ~ tolls received a.
be $4,000. "
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

'fprop''' "A present. from lady of ,hi,
pace u sspecimen of most delicioo, !, li,,
"''sy' reminds Us Of 40 article on tie er.f
P'gs ci th's paper, in relation 70 The "Cul
'.'e 'nd Management of lees" u ID. hoped.
''' ey ~ a'ieni'0n 70 tie suggestion. there
made MT OILY the Iaiy IN queai,.. bu, ~
''Ler'. may rep sweet snd fieh reward
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-06-09

Economy II fhe Fdir.-The Sunbu.
ry Pa Beacon says" We must
congratulate tie fathers and husband,
~ ihis part ct tie country on account
OF a laudable spirit Of economy that
seems To- be per,adiug the female sex.
Formerly, parasoIs aud tetiouies we're
considered indispcnsables, but,-and
TO their praise be u said,--tlic ladies
Of 1bis age have proved Ghcy can b.
done without. by making l,sil Lonnfis
and SHARES large cnuSgh 20 ans ~ e. don.
Die purposes, yiz: bopnels for parasuls,
aud sleeves for bags"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-19

unerr Corps Of the city, turner, ou in f
Pad inc iSs and solemn tribute rss<ct 10 that ,os
ao'. sno deeply iamened citizen aud gallant soldier
"ah esssed ia hget degree tie esteem and conf
OF ai who knew him. and may gratifying to his
o, ,I to he informed of H. you order
VI he procession which attended his remains ,o.les ray.
ORDER OF PROCESSION
- Advanced Guard.
richmond L. I. Buos-Capt. Muntord.
Light Arlery-Capt Rutherford
Iaeh Company with its Band of Music.
Light DsAgoons-Capt. Harrison.
4 CORPSE.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES officers Of the Blues as Pail Bearers
each side : ~.
Friends of deceased.
Members OF the late Convention.
governor and Members Of the Executive Council. 4
speaker, aud both Houses If the General Assembly.
Citizens.
friends Of the late Capt Nacrae tender their
acknowledgements to the volunteer Companies Rich.
monn' Tor their prompude turning out TO pay the last ,b
te 70 ms feniains. as hroher soldier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-19
Fon TIE WntG-

DESCRIPTION OF a COUNTRY FAIR IS.
Gentlemen: Perhaps the following description Of
country fair, may serve to of your
ders snlidt thecostont round of political discussions
with which the papers have been flied for the last
ten weeks
SINE time since, the ladies OF benevolent socie-
~ In the upper part of Hanover, seeing how well
Fairs had taken in towns, determined try the
Experiment IN III" country 1t was thought bv al to
d. hazardous experiment, and many were tie pro-
pieciss That h would result in lie modification of the
Fir Experimental Is & in the bankruptcy of tine Soci-
ETY. Bot the ladies nothing d0upted by these evil
representations, set to work with that spirit and
en busiasm which has always characterized the sex,
When they have benevolen. purpose in view, and in
the short space of three months had every thing IN
state OF readiness; aud on Thursday the 10hinst,
IL O'Clock, the doors opened, and this first epe
riment OF a country fair begun. ono of the
croakers, but never again viii pretend 10 be pro-
Pet for IN shor time after had entered Fhe ROOM
was satfsfiedt that they in tle ul tide Of
cesSful experiment. Ihave been present at several
OF the fairs an our towns, aud certainly never
at one, IN which nprc taste displayed in dscora
ting the room, and in the arrangement Of the as,
and the articles of erchandse--indced were not
afTad Of beiDg suspected of partaty, and too4nuch
country feeling, should sayI re5cr saw any equal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-19
Fon THE WaIG.

To The BLENDERS ot tie Legislature
e'entiemen:-As the subject Of an
appropriation Hampden Sidney ollese n nav
nor be Improper To state facts rcsec,n. ina, n.t
tees and appeal TO all the body and to tn.
history OF the institution ITSELF which known 10 any of
you ior the correctness OF my statements
l. Hanpien Sduey College not, been represent,
e, u ssc.atan institution, This position proved by the
wen Known TACT that bgots Of every denomination oppose
because does not assume lch character great prn-
epe Of Christianity are taught in they should
~ college Invested of the pecuaTes of party
reat pains have iaten by many with hose ayor,,.
cenrs the success OF this institution surprised TO couc
to impress the public with the idea connected with the
Cnon Theological Seminary Aud success attended
taken 70 be the Preden, College ard This too by men
VINO ought TO be well acquainted with the condition
College located eaco other; they had any
more eonncxlon than either has With the University
institution IN our country free from
than hampden Sidney College In ii, all rjoy
lrhas educated moro young for the State the
zen years ana degrees in that ;me than all the
number Of students has been three
| one hundred aud thirty forty.
Its Of thorough and well calculated
To discipline and strengthen the mind The object is not
much mind the ideas of Others as 10 exce +,
to cton This be obvious every person no hal wit
.he extreme I'sor with which their examinations
conducted Many Of its graduates are only among
most useful c'tisens, but literary standing highly
honorable the State
This College has beeo supported wholly by miivd
aa noeray The State hs added almost nothing TO sre
rous efforts to them for useful and
In order TO provide the necessary buildings
connoosto Si4,4OO raised by subscriptions 1920
Within the last fotr months than have been
for the same purpose condition thai, the
shall be increased to $4,000 In addition this, funds
prcssn5y needed TO increase the library enlarge the chem
ca and philosophical apparatus and to place the support
tuition fees
The standing in society held by the subscribers
just mntoned sews III what estimation the College is held
where best known; and the fact that they belong differ
eni religious denominations proves hiatt, is regarded
them as sectaran institution The Of the sutscrip
uon az THIS time OF Pecuuary anests the deep
,eres, that Eel, IN IT'S prosperity And have adi
tonal proof Of this interest the petitions which
1 addressed TO your body its behalf
Froi tins statement appears, that by appropriation
to the funds oil Hampton Sidney College, you Will
'e literary fund on INSTITUTION which excrDg
Influence on the mora! and literary vrsipaia
You VIII not tqaander institution which mas
nothing Tor her support and whose the publ
eei 40 eresand that will bes,ow inslitu
ton which has been enriched by youi beneac,ions
a Citizen IF Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-19
ott0 1D1Nt0,
TUESDAY, MORNING, JAN. TO- Is3o- :
FoR THE WHiG.
TO THE GENERAL A SSENRI W.

IN,
L CHOW Cifzens:-Yo u have now been in sess;op
- days. and each day costs your constt uents
more than twelve hundred dollars A, the com
mencenicnt, you determined, as the new (s5vo.n
meht was so soon TO get into motion not 70 laoIate
upon the general laws, and you have not tIs VEN
eseh called upon by the nemperance Of the {,h,ef
haa nor ny the vanity of any of your own
oody' TO discuss and resolve upon questions of fed
EN- jurisdiction. These favorable circnms,ances
INDUCED general expectation, that your present
tsh wo"id 'ea very short one, and that yon would
nave me pleasure of returning your constituents
by the middle of January ut tar.hast ln.,ena s
lhs the opinion now prevails, that the lan1tb of tho
ptese: session will be little ii at oil curiuiled and
that you Will leave the Treasury i'm its rsYl
first of Nnrch. "as' "'
-. AS one or the People, respectfully ask how YOU
WIZ De ahie TO accaunt to your employers for this
unexpected and waStcful consumption of time md
treasure? What have you hitherto dnno what r.
you stlil to do, that possibly Justify session nf
Har three mouths Duration, aud an absorption of
n,ne'y Thousand dollars Petitions there are for
election Precincts-for revolutionary pensions and
ommutatiop pay-and for release from fines and
pfhuities-but Is 1t possible that YOU can face
your constituents, and tell them, that it took YOU
more than two months to do what YOU know
could be well done in two weeks mud tIn.
Ssoooo OF their money wasted in the consider,
ton OF -qt,stons which, nIne times ont of ,e,r !, =,
perfectly immaterinl to the public at large and to
o,her1 ~ Wy vi INC
make no apology for the freedom of this address
1t Is my right to make it, ns it is yours to adopt or
REJECT lis circumstances. One thing however is
certan-that known as il is, how little business there
is OF the 'eHst inortanc before yoyou cannot sit
m ici longer. without subirctng yourselves to the
mpn'atlnn of being at least much under the iuf1,,-
ence ~ the f'ur dollars day, of he public od
Whether this imputation be well or III fonnde,I !;
not very important. 1t will be cast upon YOU aud if
is f YOU to determine, whether you ell avoid il bv
a speedy retreat, encounter by an unreasonable
protraction OF your session.
Very resply,
Fcow-cizens,
YOUNG HICKORY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-19
BY DAVENPORT. ALLEN s. ca,
.aECYIO.N.

B1 DAVENPORT. ALLEN & ca.
.aECIIOJN.
On THURSDAY, the 2Ist inst. at half mast 10
O'Clock, at our auction store,
100 boxes best mould caodles
200 do. brown soap
10 hhds molasses
30 bbis mackere
II bhds. ST. Croix sugar
100 rms. writing paper
100 do wrapping do
20 casks Goshen cheese
10 bags pepper
do pimento
100 settle casters
10 clocks
500 pair coarse shoes
Halt pint tumblers-chairs
So casks nails, assorted sizes
80 bags coffee
Antigua rum, wLiskey
Wines, t2c. &c
JAMIE D. A. & CO. Aucts.
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~ WtttUts ~ :1trA4
s. THIS Day.
by OTIS, DsNLOp g.

BY OTIS, Ds.NLOP s. CO...
SALE at THE DOCK.
THIS MORNING, the 18th inst at half pas, 10
%eieck, VIII be sold on board schr. Exit, Capt.
Howell, lying in tho Dork,
700 bags prime green Havana Coffee, of the new
crop
40 half boxes X 10 aud 10 x IL Window
Glars
so boxes Lees Soap
Is do. pine apple Cheese
g tierces winter pressed Lamp Oil.
jan ~ ID & CO. Ancts.
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION
OnTFURSDAY next the inst al 10 O'clock will In
az our Aucuon Store, general assortment of Dry Goods.
wnoot reserve To close consgnnens Also an invoice or
lrsh linens, damask diaper and linen cambria
amounting to about 5000 Also bales sco,ch o.
naooIss bale red fanne bale point blankets. 20 baiN q
woolen socks. "'e '"'""e" =" "os'
Terms sae n n g. - &c.,.
ian Is W ~ 10 SN Aucs'