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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

kSf virtue %! Deed of Trust, executed tc
~ the subscriber, on the IO'h day of June
1871, by William Prosser, and Mary G. his
Whe, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
iienrco County, to secure debt due to Sam'l
NJ. Bockins, of seven thousand seven hundred
dollars, as evidenced by bond bearing intercs,
from the date thereof. shall offer for sale, at
pubic auction, on the premises, for cash, OH
Friday. the sixteenth day of December next, ii
tar, 1t not, the next fair dnv, certain tract o
parcel of land, lying in Curles Neck in the low
er part of Henrico County. adjoining tho lands
OF Col VIM. Allen. and Bowler F. Cooke.
known by the name of B EN-, containing by
survey, Two hundred and ninty acres; Two hun
drcd and sixteen and half acres of araLle
LAM, and of first quality James River land, and
me remaining part swamp land, with comfnr
table dwelling house, aud all other convenient
out houses thereon.
sep 13-ets NATH NELSON, Trustee.
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o. D. g. co. Auc,s.
oiseGT,ECE.

WILL be sold TO the highest bidder, on
" FRIDAY, the eth of October next, ali the
FURNITURE in Central Hotel. in the city or
Richmond, consisting OF beds, bedseads and
irrriIu and variety of articles, such us are
commonly used in house Of that sort; one
H0rFe, Saddle and Bride, snd one fourth of
Colt three years cldlast sprirg, by Arab, now i'm
training al Tree-Hill The terms made known on
he day ut sale. lSlAM PUCkETT,
SPIT 28--ts Adur OF WIN. Ball. decd
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Reed Esa,oDe,,gv Tor S0Ee,


nN Tuesday, tie 18th October next, will be
" offered for sale at pubic auction, on the
premises, at O'Clock, p. NJ, the house and lpi
CT 9th stree, occupi d by the subscfjbcr, attack.
I'd to which. Is n stable and lot, short distance
above And afterwards, on the same day, and
The following days, at tine hour before MENTION
e', will also be offered ut public auction, the
premises, a let, at the south westeru corner o.
l. and Attn streets; two lots, No. 81, and 26, in
DUval's addition; the eastern bali Of n square,
in Rutberfoord's addition, extending from T. 70
ID street. ,mmcdia: ely in rear Of Mr.. Robert
Gwathmey',; and an undivided moeiy of seven
ots, on Campbcl'o Alley, near 18th street, be-
tween D and y streets,J fronting % feet each,
and running sack 40 feet
The terms VIII be, Tor the improved property,
one fourth, and f,r The unimproved, one third
cash, and the balance payable " siz and twelve
months, in equal instalmenis, for which, bonds
with approved security will be required, secured
by deeds Of trust on The property.
WIN. P. SHEPPARD, Ex'r
SO 2S--2awt Is of n. Sheppard, decd
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Coach .VESyA.Ss,o.

AZ DtVS X CARTER K GEORGE CARTER
IA GINS brothcr,) having entered into Co-Par,.
ersnip' VIII continue the above business, under the
L irm OF q. " n. II. Carter, at that extensive and
wen KIN own establishment, formerly owned by Car
tHr' mitchell " Co. nearly opposite Il. Drake's Ea-
s'e tavern IN Broad st. Newark, II. j.; and hav-
ing employed first rate workmcn, at all tho differ
ent branches, aud procured the best OF materials.
,ney intend to devote their time and talents ia tho
construction of all kinds of Coaches e.hd ,ieasuye
Ee'ItossS, which may be ordered from any part of
Sno - states. Having established agencies at n.
fork, Philadelphia, and all the PRINCIPAL cities and
towns OF the Southern States, together with other
locai advantages in their possession, they will DC
enabled 10 furnish work OF good quality and on
as favorable terms any other establishment of
the kind, in this country.
3-6m C. e. p CApTCp
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"A CARD.

10000 Dollars ,Corth of Dry Goods, at sna nnnes
prime cost!
~ & d. KYLE & CO. having determined
w to change their present business, will
this day commence selling their entire stock of drv
goods al and under prime cost. Within the last
five weeks they have received fresh imported faH
goods to an amount exceeding 10000, which,
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as.
sortrnent very desirable. In order to make spec,
dy close, they will offer sach Inducements to coun
Try merchants, cannot fail TO meet entire ap,
probation.
Sc 96-tF
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4 NJC'N'E0NS 3.
xr-- rsrss s,,s,.Ecs So 20.

or, HCERIES. ,.,
On FRIDAY, the eth inst at 10 ocio."'
will be sold at the store, t asso'tnieIl y,
cerics, SC. o. ID. & CO. Aue's'
ADDITIONAL.
100 bags Rio coffee
SO bbis. prime green Cuba do.
so hhds St. Croix sugars
10 dc. Por;o Rico do.
10 do. prime molasses
80 bbls. loaf sugar
90 buskets sweet oil
SO boxes s,afch
90 do. teas
Is do. pine apple cheese
10 casks lamp oil
So boxes soap
SO reams writing paper
so Go. letter do
Wines, rum, brandy and gin.
.diso, IF here in time,
90 casks cheese.
&C 5
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SHOES AND HATS

On WEDNESDAY, the 18th inst. at tho
store, will be sold, 100 packages Shoes, suited
to the season; among them, 80 cases brogans.
also, so cases fur ard wool Hots.
Sale of the shoes will begin at 10 O'Clock,
and hats Ut l 1 O'Clock,
&C 8 o. d. g. co. Auc,s.
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DISSOLUTION

"a ME Co-Partncrship in the Coach, Making Blu
az, ness heretofore existing between the subscri-
bers, under the Firm of Carter. Mitchell &. Co
was dissolved by mutual consent, on tho Goth day
OF July last, and all accounts in relation to the
hrin' arc to be settled by Amos X. Carter
AMOS X. CARTER.
JAMES mitchell
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DIED,

Yesterday morning, in the 72d year of her nge,
mrs. MARY BLAIR, relict of Archibald Blair, decd.
Her funeral will take place this evening. at oclk
from the residence of her son, Beverly Blair, to
which the friends of the family respectfully in
vited. 6
In hing William, on Wednesday, 2Sth ult. O.
of the bilious fever, MISS ApEL1xE WIxrnEE. dauph
ter OF the late Obediah Wnfrce, of Chesterfield in
the 18th year of her age.
Yesterday morning, at his residence on Shockoo
11li' WIN. GAY IN the SD year of his age, after n
severe illness of few days. The deceased has
Tor several years resided in this City and vic nty.
and has ever borne the character of all upright and
honest man.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06
FOR RENT
FOR RENT.
ENTIRELY NEW STOCK OF
E6Esg es2eG Winter. EDs.W fEOOSgs.

FHShE subscribers now very respectfully offer
a to their friends and the PUBLIC, ve,u.
large and general stock of Fall and Winter
DRY GOODS, all of which are of this Falls
purchase, compEising every article in their line,.
each Staple and Fancy, They invite the at
tention Of each wholesale snd retail de alers to
their stock, with the assurance that every arti-
cle will be sold (soithom Gay erception) as Cheap
as the 81 me can be purchased any where else.
COCHRAN, BARNES g. PATERSON.
We shall be receiving goods by each sue
cessiv"-nS"tct during the season,
oct 1--fs G. r. &, p
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A Youth Wanted.

A SITUATION for youth of IL to Is year.
IA DID, may be had, provided the information anG
instruction he may receive be considered an equiv
e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-06

Sn the south side Of the 1slo of Sicily, bearing W.
Az " hity miles distant from Alacata Tho fire
can be seen coming out at night. and in Tho iav
.lme cloud OF smoke. A particular description
OF the recent appearance of this island w,. iptoI
published in French paper. 'N vas i"'''y
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Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.

Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs.
a y EXTENSIVE assortment of linen cambria
IA hanGkerchjefs. from 2s. Sd. each TO large
size and fine quality, and a variety Of purple a.
black hordered bandkerchiefs, suitable fer mour-
ming, with some fancy bordered handkerchief,
Just received from the New York auctions, and
for sale at reduced prices at K. II. JENKINS
fancy store. oct
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DRY GOODS at Austion

- HR1 'CODS III AGctiOY.
On MoNDaf, the 10th lust, at 10 o'clock,
Will be sold, ut Auction Rooms, without
reserve, large aud general assortment of sea-
sonabie DRY GOODS. Terms at sale
&C .. ID. & CO, Aucts,
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Patent Bark Mill

4 HAVE on consignment, Bark Mil of the
a. largest size and oil superior cons, rue ion.
thaving lately sold four of the same kind J
Tor sale. JAS. WINSTON.
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eNbolesale 39rtres Gmrreut
RICHMOND, OCT. 6. ls3I=

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
fine, l00lb. 7a9
good, 5 a6
fair, q "a 5
refused, % a 81
man,jactured-
LIST quail cavendish, lb35a4(
small twist, no. /, IL al3
no. 2, 8 a 10
Flour, city mills, $5E as
conntry, 5a5 I.6
Wheat, red $t05, white 10
Corn, bush So
Coal, best for shipping, l8a2C
inferior, IA a Is
@ofton, 8 a 80
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Rees,cdr, best, i9 a 20
Butter, u a II
Beef, mess, Dbl. 10 so
Bacon, new, IL a l31
Cheese, z as
Candles, tallow, mould, IIal2
sperm. 28a3O
Coffee, w. /. green, l2aI34
Rio, l2a124
Java, white, IL a 1lk
ordinary qualities, IL a ia
tChocotdte,' I, Id a l8
fCopperas, Id. 2Aa3
Fish, behring's, no. i, S54
shad, no. 1, 54a5S
.mackerel, nc. Il, SAY
do. no. 2, 5 a IS
do. no. 3, 81 3 Is
-Fruit--raisins, bunch, box, "a
,muscatel, 2 80
Feathers, live geese, good. 80
Glass, window,Sx 80 feet,
2 rs lOxl2, do. 3
fGunpo,oder, Dupon;'s, 5 so
Rogers 5
Hemp t::ner., ton, 100 a 100
i;.eS, Spin, sun-dried, 16aIS
salted, LA Is
Indigo, Sp'hfiotant, ib125al75
Iron, Swedes, ton, 50 a 95
English, 80
American, 80 a So
Lard, new, 10
Lime, 81 rs
Leather, sole, II
upper ! IS a , IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, IL a Is
Mahogany, St. Dom. II. 12a25
Bay, Ia 10
.5Holasses, gal. N. o. 80 a 81
w. India, generally, 27a29
Meal, bushel, IS
Nails, cut, Id. So
Oil, linseed, gal. 90
tanners, Dbl. I3 a IA!
-sperm.wintcrprsd.g gal. 75a80
do. summer do. 10
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster Of Paris, Ton, 5 10
Pork, prime, Dbl. l24
mess, IA so
Rice, Carolina, (new) 8 80
Sugar, loafI3al7, lump12a13
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6 a 8
st. Croix, do. 3 a 1O1
muscovadoes, s a9
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 2
ground alum, l 20
SaLtpetre, lb. 10a ia
Spirits
dy,cognac, gal.Ia1 374
apple brandy, new, 3Sa4O
peach do. rs a 80
rum, St. Croix&Ant. 6Oa90
do. New England, 81 a 35
gin, Holland, IO5
do. Amrican, SO a 10
Whiskey, 35 a 81
Steel, German, III I2a14
English hlisiered, ii
Amer. do. 54aG
Shot, cwt 6
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NEW CHEESE, &c.
WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING,
eRGh CASKS Cheese
%DSb 80 boxes Chocolate
10 baskets Champagne
20 boxes Muscat Vino
so do. Raisins
80 do. sperm. Candles
80 do. brown Soap,
Which together with Az extensive supply OF eSc-z.
y article in tho grocery lino heretofore received,
'cs offer for sole reasonable terms.
JNO. V. WILCOX, Jr. & CO.
sept. of-.s
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I'll OT!CE.--All persous having ciIpns 9. aiust
4N the estate OF the late Samuel Clay, dec
Of Chesterfield county Will please br.pg rhca,
forward for settlement, nnd Ill persons indebted
to the said estate VII p.c,sc cone forward and
make payment, as 1t is OK wish 20 settle up Che
estate Us sUol as time Will admit.
MACON TRABUE
HENRY NJ CLAY,
sept Io--taw6w& Ex'ors &c = Gay. dec.
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Soap lib SAL
Spices, ginger, ID. 8a9
pimento, Jam. 16 u
nutnegs, l SO Il l 60
mace, ? 80
pepper, l6
Tar, Dbl. l Is
Iu,pentine, SPIT. gel. 40 a 45
Idiloro, good, lib. $ asa
Tea, imp and gunp. fresh,
Id / 25 al so
young hyson, 90a95
lyme, Madeira, gal. 2a3 50
Sicily Madeira, l O5aI ia
Tenneriffe, ALTO
Sherry, ! IS a 2 so
Malaga, 10 a SO
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Seedlings, brn. sd, yd. Halls
A, 1ia14
bleached, A, Is a is
do. 81, IL a 20
!Shirtings, "a, I'd. I 10
brown, 7-8, 9aI2
bleached, II ais
Plaids andstripes, good quail
ity 13 a Is
Denins, IA a 16
Linseys, D a 25
BedtickS, "A, Is a 20
Checks, 81, ala
Saftinetts, good, IA a 80
com. 40 a SO
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, 81
FRElGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, lib. I'D
Do. Flour, As.
Do. Tobacco, hid. 37s6a4O
London, do. do. 1875
Bremen, Rn'terda:n, AM
sterda,n& Antwerp, 45s
Boston, Flour, CSC
coal, Toe
N. York, Flour, % a 80
coal, busheI, &c
wheat, &c
Baltimore, coal, Sc
PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. States Bank, SI27
Farmers Bank, LOG
Bank of Va. log
Manchester & Peters
burg Turnpike, 81 so
BANK NOTES.
U. States and Branches, paI
NEw-HAMFSHIRE.
N, Hampshire Banks, q dis
VERMONT.
Burlington, 6
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks, 2
UNDERSTAND.
Rhode-island Banks, 2
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NETWORK.
New York City Banks, par
Country Banks, 8
NEw-JERSE1.
New-Jerscy Banks, 2
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, 2
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks, 3
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, par
Country Banks, la 2
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Over IS, par; tin der IS, 2
NoRTH-CARoLINA.
State Bank e. Branches, 2
Cape Fear, 2
Newbern, 2
soUTH-CARoLISA.
State Banks, l1aIA,
GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, 2t
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, S
Doubloons, SIS
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

The coppered shiss EN-
.,JALssY4sa eVOY, AcKEaMAN, master, to load
", Ls - >st Bermuda Hundreds having two
ethirds Of her cprgo engaged and
ready TO go On board, she vii! meet despatch :.
For frcigh: of tobacco, cotton, or flour, apply to.
oct CHARLES PALMER
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Insurance against loss or damage by Fire,
TENHE HOWARD INSURANCE COMPA-
4 NY of New York will insure against loss or
damage by Fire, Buildings, Merchandise, Fur
niture, oud other property.
WILLIAM II. HUBBARD. Agent.
Office at the Counting Room Of Hubbard g.
Gardner, F. street mar IT, Jawtv
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SO ar0ogg II Raaa q .
PORT OF RICHWOND.
ARRIVED.
Schr Richmond, Wilkins, from Norfolk.

ARRIVED.
Schr Richmond, Williams from Norfolk
SAILED,
.Schr Halcyon, for York Town, with bricks
Schr South America, Woolford for Baltimore
with coal.
Schr Revenue, Godfrey, for New York, with coal.
Schr Valentine, Frank, for Norfolk
SIoop Markc, Libby, for Norfolk, with coal
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells, for Bird gton, with
coal.
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-Clrd. scFr Sea Horse,
Price, Richmond.
BOSTON, Oct. 1.-Ard, brig Low ell, Reed,
Richmond
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CRAPS LNVALUABLE oLv1.uE.v7,

GRAY'S INVALUABLE OLN1yuE.NI,
FORMERLY KNOWN AS
DOCTOR JtTDKIMS' OINTMENT.
E'OR the accommodate ton of our customers,
and the publi:, we shall constantly keep a
supply OF this valuable article, the efficacy of
which is established by testimonials of the hi gh-
est character.
WHITING BURWELL g. co.
Directly opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel.
oct 5
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TgEsS NgACTg uNEz, ~

EgE5S NgACEgERGMgG
I'D EsPECTFULLY Informs the Pupiic, that her
q y Seminary wi be re opened the first
Monday IN October, for the reception of Board
"rs and Day Pupils She thankfully aslnowl-
edges her Obligations t. the citizens If Rich
mond for the preference for years gwen to her
school, and DESTROYS to merit It's continuance. she
has spared neither pains nor expense 10 provide
for her pupils eli lent busters, and every other
advantage which can conlrl5uic 20 the acquire
mcmt of SOLID useful, and liberal education.
sept 19-6tc
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q toFFEE.-loo bags Rio coffee; 50 bbs
~ prime green Cuba do.-receiving per
steamboat Virginia. for sn.e by
&C 6-eo4L OTIS, DUNLOP e. CO
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NTrcKLE'S OFFICE
Drawing of the Delaware and North
Carolina Lottery, No 10:
., 10. 81 g 8 Ia 40 10

New York Lottery-Drawing to be
received Saturday.-Capitals:- 900, IO, 1000,
5000, 3.160, 10 of 1000, &c-.Tickets IS. halves
SO, quarters 25.
For sale ut Il NTfHRrH,S
oct 6 Next below the door of the Eanle Hotel
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17
INTERESTING FROM N. CAROLINA.

The Legislature Of N. Carolina, adjourned with
out day on Saturday, tho 9th January.
The political action OF the Legislature Of ". Car.
ol1a was of unnsral interest, and We may add. If
oTninous import. On Thursday preceding the adj
tournament, the Senate nsgntived by decided vote.
resolution nominating Gen. Jackson fore election.
The following he proceeding:
Mr.. Hinton, Of Beaufort, presented the following
resolutions: 's
ResoIUcd by the Senate and House oC Common, nj
The State n North C,rokinu, That this Legislature
entirely concur with. and hereby give n hearty re-
Spouse TO the sentiment expressed in the pre-
ambic OF the communication made tn tbz Gene
raj Assembly Ivy the Legislature of thu Siate of
.h!abama-Tbal the 'riJence which the citizens of
the state ~ Nof,h Carolina roposed in the wisdom
and patriotism Of Andrew Jackson, induced them to
yield to him they almost undivided support for the
Presidency OF the United States; and that his admin.
stratnn has been such as to justify their high cxpec
tations of that course Of policy which will most adj
vance tho interests and rebound to the glory Of our
common country.
Resoisrd6Uiter, That it is believed by this General
Assembly. that they you'd perform 40 acceptable
service to thor con'iinoni' By recommending him to
tic people Of The United Sstcs r,r recollection M the
expiration u his rrescu' term ~ 6fico
Resoieei Purifier, Tint 10" Governor or Ibis State
toG-mt one copy - thcsc resolutions 10 President
Jackson, AM on" cnpy 20 each Of Senators md
RrpfCsfuatvc5 ~ Cocgrcss, and C..py tu ihr Go.
ysrnors of the scycroi ln'c, H. be l,y ucio laid b,-
fore tho Legislature Of il'" rosp,c'iy" : nlrs
Thee resolutions having been read, Mr. Martin
moved hit ~" further cnI5idt ration thereof b.. p,ss
Porcd until ~" tLigd Monday in November n,x,i
which was Dol agreed to--yeas 10, uavs &c
! Ysqe- Mrs-rs Brden. Brewer, Cald veil Of TrcI.U
4 Crump, Davcnpou, Dick, Dickinron. Gavin. Gnar.r
Jones, NJ Kay Martin Mcnrcs, Mclc!,or, Murclri5on
RAY Soby Simmons. Wilder
/ .|tys--Mssets Askcw, Bcasley Boddie Cowucr
Dobson Giiun. Hall, Harris, Hawkins Hill TTin,o,
Of B Hinton Of W., llokc, Howell, Jonnings. Kerr
Lindsay. NJ Entire, M'Farand. M'Ncill Marshall
Matthews, Miller. Montgomery, MoseIy. Move. Prr
kline Romsey, SpBigbl, Sherard Skinner. Sucod
Vanh,ok, Walton, Ward, WEIGH, Williams or r.
Wilson
On motion OF Mr.. MBay, ordered that t,c rosolu
tons be comnitled 10 q select oommt'cr: with IN
siructiona 10 report Uc,con coon as convenient
The Speaker appoin' cd Mcssrs. fiaton Of beaufort
MKoy, SpsiVht, M"arcs ard Martin, TO form roll
c7nmi'."e brtc- havity rc'i'cd md considered tht
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MICKLE'S OFFICE.

Union Canal Lottery. drawing viii BE- rec lived
Tom PRIZES! 8 90 600. 10000. 600
1000 1000 5000. 1000 q or 1000. G If 500. 10 Of
Halves 5o--Quaricr-1 p.
II GRIND Consolidated Lottery. Grawirr viii 10
received on Thursday. -PRIZES III 600, 10 600
COMO 600 $500 10 Of 1000 10 NJ 500 10 Of 100.
10 Of 200. Tickets S. halves 30. quarters I %.
or sair at ". MfCKLES.
jan ~ Next below the door Of tho Eaclo Hotel.
~ ANTBD-A wet nurse wIthon, incp1noro rco.
or at oil events, with not more than ono child
For such one, coming wen recommended liberal
o'lc' wal be gwen, taking into conEideraion lie
Inc she will be wanted r)T; for N,-ihor rsr,.li.',
en1nfTo o. this oTza
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VW p0Sifi0efy close THIS WEEK
THE SPLENDID
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL
Oil Paintings.

AMES WARRELL feels no hesitation in assuring
~ his former friends and patrons that in this coee
ton viii be found many original productions Of tic
OLD masters, which hc feels confident will be consider
ed as y'eng With any exhibition yet offered in any
part Of the Union l., ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17
RerBsaacsrD GastDa ss.
MONDAY MORNING.. JANUARY -. ias5.

THE hAlLS.-No mail has been received irom TIC
You'd Fredericksburg since Thursday. What has mol,
happened before in the years TIA, have fol-
lowed business ia this city, three northern mails are
now due in fact in all that time. are confident the
number OF times in which the mail failed. did not C.
quail the failures since the middle Of December last
hichmoud however, is not alone in her suffering from
ih's grievance. From all quarters of the country 10
and out of Virginia, the complaints loud and iuces.
SAINT, and the popularity acquire by the General Pos,
Office under the administration of Judge Mclean has
certainly been lost by the neglect Of or the fatality
which attends his successor.
That he winter has been particularly unravorabe TO
the transportation of the mall and the roads bad all
most beyond precedent, is no doubt ;nle yet there
were bad roads, heavy rains aud deep SHOWS in Mr.
McLean's time. Making liberal allowance FOR these
drawbacks, still conclude THAI there is some
relaxation in the energy, sad falling OF in the
administration of the concerns OF the Department.
Formerly nobody ever dreamed that the mail would
fail to come at the appointed time and surprise was
expressed iii, fifteen minutes behind the point;
ed moment-now it is looked for before i, seen
The Inconvenience felt by the public is serious to Say
nothing ofihe provoking disappointment.
ihc gentleman who is Postmaster General, IS 20,
1t for the place. He is good talter. and nigh,
Jgurc on the floor Of Congress His constitutional
temperament and habits arc at war wih the narnro
Of The duties he has assumed To MISUNDERSTANDING
no high grade of Gicn; Lut sound Judgment. ipces-
sent v.gIlorcr and nsecn'inc crcrry-an iron frame
labo'!ouS days ard watclf'l highs. In 'hc nap,i
tuGo Of Maj R0rrys qualifications is the true source
of those lnunmersblc inischarces, which well nirb
nmnun; TO d!sorganzion. The nation is made to
pay severely for the ueros gratitude to those TO
whom he considered himself indebted for bis cleo
tcn. Fills gratitude (which is we'll enough ncrhaps.
if the Public had not to pay through the nose for its
aud not his qualifications. led to Mr..
Barry's pre'crmcnt. lio never possessed a single
taientneiber the industry. the business habits the
kind Of intelligence The vigor and energy of char
acer, necessary to administer Office composed of
an inffn,y "f details. 10 deal with contractors.
ThessNarc facts not 20 be questioned, and having
displayed lis gratitude, Gen. Jackson ought now
TO put man at The head oe the Post Office. ft
cmi alto 70 conduct st.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17

u 1t is ceroinly With pain That We give place
To the communication Of Vrrgininn. Yc have so
frequently stated the rules which govern us, that
we need not gay, tia, according to those rules. we
have 30 discretion over Tue prerent case. II is also
certain, that he subject has been much cuuvassed-
that many look upon lie Reporter to the Court OF
Appeals, as an Office within the meaning of the
Constituton-aud this Being the case, we arc will.
ing TO consider ourselves rs aGording the distin
guishcd Member from Ucprico an opportunity Of
showing the contrary, and ;hlt tho Constitution is
not violated through his ns:rumentalisy. We are
apPrsed that Rr Logh does not so consider it, and
that he maturely weighed the qucsion before he be-
caue candidate.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-01-17

FI-ihe claims of the supernumerary officers having
excited much attention of late the reply to the Audi
tors Report will be read with interest