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CASH ron rEuaaora-

WI wish 90 purchase ONE fFYYN1.
w DRIED NEGROES u sa,h 80.
from ~ to = years Of age. Also. urerbs.
mes OF every description. Apply at Johs
Buckmaster's tavern.
Any letters addressed 20 us II i!,,s plaes
"iii n'eet prompt attention
: {. FRANKLIN.
= p ITGG.
,0ir1t!czi7wn. Na-rh - f.si,
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In0U0S Fan Sscearingen,
ArIossEY Al LAW

WILL prrct,se IN the courts of JcfY.r-
w sou aud E.rk-icy. H,s office is 81
;uaieJ a Few door. below ,hc Virginia ho-
tel 81, pherlstown. March 2i-N
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600 rwillcd RAGS

M = have received another supply
w OF Twilled and Duck Bsgs. A.
reduced prices TIC 'IASr
shephsrdsiown Dee g.
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DIR. J. n. HAYDEN.

ESPEC FULLY informs his friends and
'hr public generally. that lac has remov.
Ell hrs ID ug and PAINT Store from the large
i'aTe To the brick building near hi. resid. nee
m BoiNAr. where he has on hand good as
sur;meut of
Drugs. Medicines, Paints, sc.
a handsome assortment, Of Je~elry, Tor.
toise Shell Combs,
Liquors II every description.
Wines and CordiAls. Fruits and e andes, &c.
And number OF articles Ia s,i, the various
wants OF the people. Also. n supply of tina,
'alusbie instrument. Hull's P.ieat Truss.
March 20. 1881.
y. S-The large frame building for rem,
TOR obe or more years, and several other
houses. Terms accommodating
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TIE UNDERsIGnED.

hfiNG hereiofo's had ~ IN rontempla
- u"n To remove fiom Charlesiown m
Tue -n'nIng Spring and having for som,
"mr declined Masking professional engage.
mrnis' IN eases which would require his =,
.enuon q, period Subsequent TO he tim.
nAeu ,or MS removal, and having lalel, ~
'eteo Tvs determination, deems II proper :.
inform his clients, aud all who NAV deu,.
W. professional services, that dor the pr,
>ehi al Iea>i) he has abandoned the inisn
non oi changing ~, Trsideoee. and that a.,
VII continue ." practise 10 the CHANGER,
cout' and Other courts AZ Winchester A.
wen - IN the courts az Jefferson.
H''Ing some time ago ceased 10 be Oh.
EDITOR OF the "NIrginip Free Press he will
give hi' Undivided attention 10 the bushes.
ms Proirss'"o ne viii usual, be fouBd
al ms oniee, adjoining his dwelling
J. T DAUGuERTY
ChariesioN Va Feb ~
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PIH ANSUA.
Fsi able hsli yesFit ~ sdvsnce; bit Two DO.
'Ass MI - received - payment ~ f,lI Z
ps'd entirely in advance. shOui,l ps.geef q.
sh"Hy defined until The end a ,he ye.
'ss's Dotisa. vii be invariably shs,g,d
- ~ advertisement. presented To- --
ss"'"n' I'll DC confirms, un,d forbidden. ..i
eh-fged sec"fdrtgiy, Uniss@ special d,fet or.
to Ne contrary be gwen.
Az recommendations addressed To- re
L,b'of mtst be poe, pad.
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soper,or screw Locks, Lrg,
and snail, g., 80 Nv
tto ~ N4MyOND
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Wh best pualty dou6ls.srara Twillrd
~ bAGs. just received AID Tor .sl. -
O'I u. G.. W HAMMOND.
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COMPANY ORDERS

1hiE Company under my command vii
81 parade >" Shepherdsiown, on ssturda,
tae 9th of April.
jacob REINiiARr. Captain.
March %, 1851
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FOR RENT.

H>HE SHOP lately in the occupan
Il cy OF VIM. l.. Chipley. as a lin
ucf's shop u ~ in the most central part ot
Vie town. and would be suitable for an oCic,
"r mechanic OF almost any description. Al
pyto DAVID uIINTrn
March q. 1851.
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TWILIED pAcs.

HUMPHREY KtYrs
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MEw STORE.

.TT H.2BLE'S MINIS
'ENiE subscribers respectfully inform the
pubic. that they are receiving hand
some stock of entire
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SL's"t". wEEEIv. AZ
JOHN =. GALLAIIER.
CONDITIONS.


The P"Ss PSrss - publ,ssed weekiy.st
TWO DOLLARS d fifty crs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

In connection with the rejection of the Reform
Bill, the London Examiner of the 9th ult. makes
the following statement:
''Wc have taken some pains to obtain informa-
ton to the indications of the state Of the public
mind, in the metropolis, and the country, in the
present crisis. The following "A few of the
facts which have come to our knowledge.
1t is known in the city that considerable pur.
cbases have recently been made of American stock
There is reason also to believe that persons ha We
provided themselves with small amounts of gold
md property easily available in emergencies; but
great caution Is used not to create any alarm and
the purposes are seldom avowcd.
At the clubs, and other places of meeting of the
trading classes in the metropolis, various plans for
Che formation Of National Guard have been the
subject of discussion.
We have been informed that in several districts of
the metropolis the tax CATERERS have been inform
Cd by the inhabitants whom they have called
that the taxes which they have recently collected
would be the last which they would have to re.
ceive, unless She reform bill was carried. The dis
tTiCts to which ailude are not those in which q
determination has been eyinced in reference 10 the
taxes called rates imposed by sclCcloctcd bodies,
10 act upon the constitutional principle that taxa
ton without representation is illopal--namclv
Mary-lc bonnie, st. PanCras and ISliur;n marshes.
We may mention, instance Of the pcaCeabIe
and quiet mode in which these determination will
be carried into effect, that the inhabitants Of ST
Martins parish, without calling any public meet
ing, making any outward demons, fation have
refused % pay their last poor rates 1'he amount
which it was expected to produce is, perhaps
$4,000; and of this amount probably not more than
Gl0O has been collected, and chat it is believed
has been paid by those who bad not been consult.
cd, and who knew nothing Of the dctcrminat ton
OF the other Inhabitants to refuse payment"
In the Lon ION Morning Chronicle Of the 7th,
we find he subiorcd editorial article.
~ the ntl-R;formcrs will not yield % reason,
perhaps The following plain facts may stlrtle them.
we class 'hon under the two heads Of certain and
P~obgbic consequences ola rejection OF Reform
The certain consequences will be-
!. a prolonged agitation ofthz DANGEROUS ones.
ton for at least six or eight months mere.
2. A cons dera5le interruption of important Par
linnentdry bushes for that time.
B. a state ofweskness with regard 10 eur foreign
relations.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

III y meeting is requested of the citizens of
Loudoun to instruct their representatives in tho
General Assembly, as to their wishes in regard to
the monentous questions connected with the CO.
Toured population of Virginia. We insert the call
from-the Leesburg Washingtcnian, and gain take
the liberty to urge upon the members of Assembly,
the great Importance of ascertainng the wishes of
their consttucns:on questions which will assuredly
be forced by the state of the public mind upon
their early deliberation.
The COl0red Population.--I: is suggested in the
Richmond papers, that the people ofthc different
counties in the State ought 10 meet in December
in order to give instructions to the members ofthe
Legislature on this interesting subject. Accord
ingly, the people of Loudoun, one and ALL are res
Pectiully invited to meet at the Court House, in
Leesburg, to take this matter into consideration,
on SATURDAY the I'm Of December. The person
who ventures TO make this call, is of opinion that
the Legislature ought to be asked to relieve the
State gradually, but firmly, of the entire colorcd
population, bond and free, and, in this spirit, he
invites the meeting. The opinions of all-lghts
from all quarters, will be useful.
CITIZEN OF LoUDoUN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
On the 10Th inst. in the Senate of Georgia. Mr..

On the 18th inst. in the Senate of Georgia Mr.
Nesbit offered the following resolutions:
The Legislature of the State of Georgia confide
in the firmncss ability and integrity of the dstiu-
guished head of the Federal administrations They
believe that his administration is based upon the
great and fundamental principles of State sove
reignty, uncttered industry, economy in tho dis
burscment of the public money, equal federal leojS
lation, and a rigid exaction of respect and equal
privileges with the most favored nations" from
foreign States. The reel lection of that DISTINGUISHED
statesman and venerable patriot, they hold to be
necessary 20 prevent the re-chartcripg of the Bank
Of the U. States, to preserve the Constitution of
the Union from infraction, tho States from CONSOLE
dation, and the South from pecuniary bankruptcy
and political prescription. In his Indian policy ho
has organised the just rights of Georgia has CO.
operated with us in endeavors to remove the
Indians within our limits West of the Mississippi
and has contributed the aid of his name ind talents
to relieve tho State from the embarrassments
which have grown ont of the agitating and much
az tated Cherokee land question.
Ihcrctore reSolred, by both branches Of the
Legislature, that Andrew Jackson be, ard he IS
hereby, nominated a candidate for the Presidency
OF the United States at the next election, and that
he be, and is hereby, respectfully recommended to
the states ofthe confederacy, the citizen best
qualified for the duties and solemn responsibilities
Of that high trust.
Many of the public presses throughout the
CnHcd Hthcs opposed to tho administration
of President Jackson, hayc laboTcd 10 in
duce a belief that portion Of the people Of
Georgia are willing to make common cause
with the Vice President, and thereby contribute 10
tho defeat of General Jackson. Recent events in
this State have been hailed in some of our sister
States, proof the triumph Of the honorable John
c. Calhoun, and his principles, over the Pres-
dent his friends and his principles. The great
body Of the people Of this State, have no feeling
in common with the pretcnsions, or with many Of
the principles Of Mr.. Calhoun. They were I'M
eqlvocay opposed to the claims which his friends
have set up FOR him TO the Presidency, arrayed as
t~cy against the rghtfl claims of General Jack
som No mau can he the friend Of Jackson, who
directly, or Indirectly, gives aid coun'enance TO
the most industrious, the most bitter and most ta-
entcd Of his opposers
| Therefore be it resolred by both branches
/ If the Legislature, That they will. in no
event favor the pretensions Of Mr.. Calhoun,
either to the Presidency or the Vice Prcsidcn-
/ cy Of the United States, and that his Excel
lency the Governor be, and he p hereby, respect
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
ssOOEt and Dob koriEltEfRg done
nd tEac SEsaig spfaicc.
Public Sale Of Valuable PROPERTY.

fuDhC Sale or Valuable Property.
4 Shall offer at Public Auction, TO he highest
d. bidder, on Thursday the 29ih Dec. next if
far, If not, the next far day therca tor,
A VALUABLE FARM
Situated ia the county # Fauqu;cr, about TWEEN
~ mil S n of Fredericksburg, adjoining he
lands of William *. G ,rd.,n, Coleman Wi
iiams, late James Whealcy's.) ard s. F. Chap
man, and formerly the residence fife late Cant
Linshcld Sharpe. 1t lies within three miles and
nalf of two Merchant Mills, nnL the Kappa
hnnnock River. TAe neghhourhood is excel
lent and remarkable for liz h, athiu'ness Tile
Farm c"nt0ns between F.v, aud SIX Hundred
Acres, viii an ample proportion of excellent
VoOdllnd There are un the premises, large,
Convenient and elegant twc-sory wooden Dwell
Ing House, constructed in modern style, with
al other buildings to SUIT. The yard IL tasirt:l'-
~ Pifni' with Cruamer tai 'frecs, aud the Gar
II with Shrubs 81 Flowers, and the Fl Ids, with
V, iall. Orchard. There : a Grs:-M IL on an
excel ut stream, within the Farm, which nigh,
b. made, wth Il small expense, for domestic
purposes, as valuable any other, not on Il rive
III The county. There are Twenty Acres nf
trst-ratc Meadow Land, near TO the house. amd
adjoining the mill The Farm IS finely watercG
aud Springs are convenient to the house, with u
we'll # excellent water in the yard.
There VIA be added to the sale, three valu-
able SEEN ANTS-a man of middle ag, Il
first rate carriage diver, house and field ser
icEt seiGpstreSs, weaver and chamber maid-lhe
lhuG Is valuable and wcii-disprsrd ser, ant
somewhat advanc ID IN g, good rough car
penter.-Thrre will also be-. offered for sale
Isomc valuable Household and Kitchen Fnrni.
fare.
Tcrm9.-For the Land, one-lGlf will belle
n"nded IN cash the bsla nee twelve month>;
bond and personal Gurty wlll be required,
bearing interest from the date, but the iterfst
tn t2 :.'tnt tod fthr principal be punc,ualg paid
with deed of trust upon the premises, 20 SECURE
The last payment For the negroes cash vii!
be- required. IN" other properly W II he sold
Oh Oh credit of twelve months, for good bonds
l0d security, boring interest from he date, but
The interest viii be given up if the principal is
punc'uaIiy paid Al. purchases OF So and Under
carh wall be required, am! in every case where
the terms Of lhls sale sha! nol be complied wi,h,
the property vii be Immediately rrsod at the
risk of the first purchaser. The Administrator
reSerV's 10 himself the right 80 make the FIRST
bid for Tie Land. JOHN. p. KELLEY.
Admir- de bonis non viii tin VIII annexed
Fauqnler county, Nov. -, 1881.
nov 20--p,i,
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.S0TsEs ESSeaaisessfa Esgegfe
FOR SALE

a ME Subscriber utiGr-, at private sale, slso
H North Dicnh@im Estate. (thc former resi-
G"ncc of Z late Col. James Monrue0 il the
County OF Acknowledging Estate, contain.
nihe hundred and sever acres, by recrut sur
vey. and wall be divided, Ct icsired) into two
d'V sl"ni, TO *uit purchasers, with at least one
hundtcd and fifty acres of wood land. attached!
10 each ,iSis on, and vii h improvements on each
! Re improvements on the Estate, arc cxtensiv
ana valuable ana the land wei! sdsrtad TO the
culture OF Wheat, tobacco, and corn and mIph
% improved to niinust any extent by he clover
ani plaster system, tn which. 1t Is admirably
.d"Ptcd-'hc soil is IF rch rcd loan such a.
distinguishes our best noun! in iand. AID les
well Tor cul Walton. and its local ADVANTAGES ui
c'lih"lc' Wa or, society. navigation. &c. render
IL In crI0r TO 10 Estate, III the Immediate neigh
bourhood of Charlottesville, and the University.
Hhould the above very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed OF, privately. aud If which
due no:ice Will be given, 1T will be offered, on
he premises, al public sale. to the highest til
der, on tie f5'n day of December next, or II
credit "f one, IL o, ana three ycars: satisactor,
security, and n deed in trust on the land WIFI Re
required, to secure Tie paymenis; and shout
The above sale Of the land bc effected, thc CROPS
Of corn. fodder, tGc., w!lh the stock Ct all kinds
together with the plantation utensils, will be
sold, on credit OF twelve months on all sum.
or ten dollars ana upwatds, and umJer liza:
amount, cash In the el emf OF selling this Es-
iat-, the salc of Tie u,bFr Estate, will not take
place, rs III he sale OF Inc one, the subscr, her
can make such arrangements, as will dsciiarcr
he amount required on he ether, here he VIII
remove 10 esidc, on or before The first day of
January next, when possession Will be piycn.
Persons disposed IT, purchase either the Whole.
or halt the Els ate, viii d rect Their letters I,
the subscriber, residing the premises, or cal
visit i'm in person
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
NoRTH BLENnEIm, Scpt. go, 1881
i-2aW
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ENOR sale. on the p.emhcs, to the highest
IL bidder, on Thursday, the twenty-ninth

IL bidder, on Thursday, the twenty-ninth
day OF December next, the estate called Rock
hSh, whereon David K. Psttcsou - /. r.zi dcd
In Nelson comDty-And also at the same time
and place, thirty five Negroes. belonging To The
SAID dec ID m, ana most OF them very likely,
together with the stock of horses hogs, catt'r
"'antaton utensils, and corn, fodder, &c. on
tn" csia'c.
This estate contains about five hundred and
'lT'y acres and los in the fork of Rocklish
anu james rive A good crop Of wheat has
b'"n seeded on it, and possession will DO given
Immediately -but having been repeatedly adver-
';seh II sal and lylrg "n the public road, no
"t er description Is deemed necessary mt this
'!me, than merely 10 rema K, that both the low
grounds and highland have been generally cs-
t"emrd first rat.
The terms will lie. f r the land, 4 credit o!
"ne, two, three. and four years from Christ ma :
next, wih decd If ir"st nn ii, und satislac
tory person security FIR the several sstalmnn. s
rs rhcy fill due: aud the negroes. part Of tn. m
cash, and the Others, together with the
sleek and other articles, on credit until Christ
mss, eighteen hundred and th,r:y-twn, with
bond aud approved security. for sums exceeding
ten drllars, hut for that, and all sums under,
cash will be CURED.
Fki~ sale VIII take place, il bidders attend,
sad will be continued frum day to day until
finished. REUBEN b. PATTERSON,
Ex'or Of David Il Pattcson, dec
no 23-2awiJs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS

MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2ist, 1881.
hetso vs. Black burn.-uPon an appeal from a
decree pronounced by the Superior Court ofChan-
Gerry held in Staunion.-Argucd by c. Johnson
for appellant, and Il. w. Leigh for appellee.
Waits and oihers VS.. Kinney, ,Gc-Upon an ap-
peal from a decree pronounced by the Superior
Court Of Chanccry held in Stauuton-Argued by
r. Stanard for appellant and G. johnson for appel
lee.
Adjourned till tomorrow, II o'clock.
TUESDAY, Nov. 22nd, 1881.
GnlcCo's IRIS vs.. attorney Gcn. De Seer, LINN
bert anil 0thcrS.-Upon an appeal from a decree
pronounced by the Superior Court of Chancery
held in RchmOnd-Pdruy argued by Il. StaHard,
Esq.
Adjourned till tomorrow, 1 O'Clock.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 23rd
Wallace, ,Sc. w. Doid q 2tbcrs.--Upon an appeal
from decree pronounced by the Superior Court
of Chanccry held IN Staunton.-'rnc President de
livcrcd The opinion of the Court in this cause afr-
ming The decree with costs.
CIHiiegOS crrS. IUOrHcy General md others
Arguments continued.
Adjourned till tomorrow ! O'Clock.
TnrrsnAy, Nov. 9th.
G0Icgo's czJs. vs., attorney General and others
Arguments continued.
Adjourned till tomorrow o'clock.
Fa1DAY, Nov. 25th.
V0iB1rrigh aud others VS.. UDPsf.-Upon n
writ Of supcrsedcas TO a Judgment of Inc Superior
Court Of Law Of Dinwijdc county. Error con-
tossed by defendants counsel, Judgment reversed,
iury's verdict and all the proceedings subsequent
10 the writ set aside and the cause rcnanded to be
. further proceeded in.
G0LicgO's cJr'S. vs.. attorney General y others
Arguments continued.
/ Adjourned till tomorrow ] o'clock.
SATURDAY, Nov both.
GaUcgo's err's. VS.. attorney General s. others
! Arguments continued.
Adjourned till Monday ncxt1 oclosk.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

The Globe continues to rail at Mr. Clay, g. those
who elected him to the Senate of the United
States. How decent in the official paper to treat
thus member of that tody, and the majority of
the Legislature of a great State! The Globe
should remember DR.. Franklin's story of the New
England captain, who showed him the sproutinp
onions, with the angry remark, that the moro he
cursed them the more they grew.-Nat. Gag
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

Hanover County Cour, October 27,h 1885, EGwa I'd
Sydnor, pitt, against Thomas Williams and Geo,ge
l. Els, dfs.-IN CHANcERY
The defendant 3cCrge T. Ellis, rsving crtercd his
appearance aud given security according the act
Assembly aud the rules Of this court, aud appearing
the satisfaction Of tie court, that he inhaldnt
of this ealtn ordered that the said elrud
ant do appear here the lst day of December court
next and answer the bill OF Tie plaintiff aud that copy
OF this order be forthwith inserted in newspaper
Published the cry of Richmond. for two months
sutcessiycly and That another cory he posted tine
front door OF the court house of This county.
cory. Tese, VIM 7. H. POLLARD, D. ~. c.
80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29

We pronounce the whole of tho Philadelphia
Gazette's account of Gen. Jackson's healthy con-
diton, "erect Jorm," &c. to be entirely false A
more rank piece calculation and mcndacity never
before presttutcd an American pen. We say this
not because wish Gen. Jackson to he afflicted
with disease-God Forbid We wish him health,
long life, and honor; but zee KIN 10 his body to be
as decrcpd his mind; and the ,1hoLe nam totally
unfit for the station he fls--from the mere decay
OF his faculties, physical as we'll as mental.-Penn.
Whig.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-29
IMPORTANT FROM MADAwAsKA

Tie PRISONERS At HOME AGAIN-The Portland
Courier says, informatipr has been received
in town, that the American prisoners confined at
Fredericton discharged on the Sth inst.
having been pardoned by his Exccllencv, Sir Ar.
chibad Campbell, Lieut.. Governor, &c. in conse-
quence of recommendation to that effect from
the British Minister at Washington.