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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

.feesdeaf.--On Wednesday last, as Jsha
L.Wiliams, a respectable merchant Of this
city. was hanging up some smoked beef IN
his store. for which psrpose he had stepped
upoa barrel to reach the hook, his feet slip
ped, and he was left hanging until his clerk
came from the room and took him down -
The hook caught in his coat sleeve below the
elbow. and tore Il open 10 within about two
inches Of his hand, where it entered the
wrist on the inside, among the cords. aud
tore the flesh up to the hand. where il was
sufficient 10 held his weight, andin which POI
.i,ion he was found by his clerk lie is hike
TO recover, though there was much danger
Of loekjaw.-.aib. lee. Jour.
Tze SEED Of Larisess Never check in
dustry in the young, even when il is urpro
iitable, il Il is without bad motives; for in
dustry IS habit, and if you get youth TO cal
culatng the value Of exertion, ven not only
destroy that natural disposition in US to "he
adelng.' bat the growing habits will quickly
e1clsdc the Performance sf ever occurring
and eft important duties. as not worth the
dolsg. which amouat, TO Lasylsss, the "rost
Of an evil"
it'.Rs-The celebrated Hoffman consider
tA htNF - universal NlNAtEtAts ZIG
mendsd il for weakness OF the stomach. oh
strueted liver, fatulence, stese and gravel,
depression and al The inlrmities ef age. An
old French writer describes the Germans as
a melancholy people which disposition he Al
tributes TO the want of this beverage. Fer
mmhus says that "SIne is 20 the human body
what manure is 10 trees" and therefore it is
argued that as a gardener only apples ma
nure when il IS wanted, 30 wine should only
be usad when needed.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

aT-Ve invite attention to the conclusion
Of Mr. Burgess Speech, contained in th.
days Gazette, delivered in Congress on the
Randolph Mission.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

The high flood and breaking up of ice in
the Potomac River, caused part of the long
bridge over the same near Washing ton 90 be
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ylLa 4AzAnppno
MARTINsBURG, MARCH S, 1881.

e1"We are authorised TO announce to the
Voters of Berkeley, Hampshire, Hardy, JEFF
ferson and Morgan, that WILLIAM ARM
STRONG, Esq will be candidate for the
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

other convenient stand which viii be made
known in time. JUBILEE isa beautiful
grey. full sixteen hands high--six years old,
and of The most approved stock; bis sire was
bred ty Col. Heomes, Of the Bowlingreen,
and sired by DEEMED: Jubilce's dam was by
Top Gallant, grand dam By the imported.
| Bedford. The season win commence tina
lash Of March, and end the Goth Of June -
This fine horae viii stand at the reduced Pi'es-
tof eight deisars the season, iivc dollars ina
Heap, asG twelve dollars for insurance
/ GRIFFIN TAYLORs
March 3, 1851 If
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JakH1IsJ TrCHTAFJ0AF*
March 3. IS3i.--4t
NOTlCE Purchasers at the sale OF the
~ personal estate Of Frederick Sip, dee.
are hereby notified that their obligations be-
came due on the 18th day of December, 1880.
Payment 10 therefore earnestly solicited, as
indulgence cannst be given.
FANNY STIP, Ez'rr.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1831-03-03

The Correspondence AT considerable trou.
BE and expense we have been enabled to lay
before our readers to-day, in an Extra. ia
the Gazette, the Correspondence. between
Gen. Andrew Jackson and John e. Calhoun
President and Vice President of the United
States. with Mr.. Crawford's reply TO Mir
Cn1hnrn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
IN THE COURT OF APPEALS.


Watts sad e.kers VS.. Kinnsy Ss-Usoa an an
peal IRON deeEss pronounced by tas Sunosia,
Court Of casncsry held IN ztsuptos.-The Prssi.
Dent delivered the opinion Of TIE Caur, in this
cause, reversing the decree Of the Casaeel!or
Henry and stbeTs FaxHeter.-upsa en- an.
peal troai Judgment sad order Of tire supsrier
Court of Of Frederick countY.-Judgmsn and
ordss affirmed, and remsnded back.
GaHegs's ezra. va. Attorney CsneraI and otksrs-
Argument continued
Adjourned till tomorrow, o'clock
TUESDAY, Nov. 29th, 1881.
GdItegoS eE"'s. ys. Attorney Cen:raI T. othory.-
Arguments continued.
Adjourned till tomorrow, o'clock
W1nNksDAI, Nov. 3Oth
GGttego's airs y. Attorney General & oiAsrE-
Arguments continued.
Adjourned tall to-tiorTow O'Clock.
TnU-sDAr, Dec. LIST.
GGiiegos sErs. -. Attorney General and ether.-
Arguments concluded by c. Johnson for appeIlees.
Adjourned till Tomorrow l O'Clock.
FRIDAY, Dee. End
Collins vs. JGnney.-Arguod by c. johnson for
appellant, and Benj. F. Niche, for appellee.
Adjourned till tomorrow l O'Clock.
SATURDAY, Dec. 3rd.
Al!e1's errors CGrr.-Upon an appeal from
4 decns pronounced by the Superior Court of
Chanc,ry held in staunton.-Partly argued by c.
Johnsun fer appellant.
Adjourned till Monday next o'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
THE "1NFAMoUs HAMMOND

Thus has Mr. Hammond boon sligmati5cd by the
Jackson Pross for several years, and with warmth
cof vindiotVeness and rancor, proportional to his
worth and abilities, and The injury dreaded by Jack
sonism, from formidable an antagonist.
Mr.. Hammond has recently fallen into a state
of dependency. He saw not tho prospects of
Mr.. Clay in so hattering light as others lie e1-
pressed his classification at the resolution of
holding up his name for the Presidency, in the
absence he thought, Of reasonable probability of
success and deman ded that the support fthe party
should DO transferred to some man who could unite
more strength than Mr.. Clay. In consequence of
those limitations, the "infamous Hammond" has
become decided favorito with his late revicrs
His wise suggestions and timid doubts are seized
upon with evdity, to aid the cause Of tho Hero,
and depress that Of Mr. Clay. They are ostenta-
tiously Paraded as the testimony Of an unwilling
witness, and as the confessions of iudcious and
honest, though despairing partlzan. The 'fnfamous
Hammond" is pattcd on the back, quoted, Aattcred,
caressod-mr. Hammond Charles Hammond, esq.
tho able editor of tire Cincinnati Gazelte-Mr.
Clay's friend, the able Mr. Hammond, &C. &c.
&c. &c.
How the stern intellect Of Mr.. Hammond must
how it does doubt, despise and contemn the
wretchos, who once ready to offer his name and
reputation up, victims to Jacksonism, now from
the same unworthy motives, greedily avail them
selves of that and that reputation TO prop the
sinking cause Of their idol.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

hesolred, That in case the termination of the
proposed road shall be fixed at Parkersburg or any
point on the Ohio contiguous this State we will
uso our utmost efforts to procure the continuation
'a,I roas from opposite that point through the
valley of the Hooking, extending to the Ohio canal
ana National road, and thus form line of commu-
nication from the great western thoroughfare to
the central portion of Virginia. and ultimately to
the Atlantic board
On motion, Resolved, That committee of nin9
citizons be appointed to furnish tho desired nfor
nation in reply TO the communication from Park
ersourg. Henry, Bartlett, Esq. Hen. E. Cunier,
Calvary Morris, Esq. Rev. DR.. r. C. Wilson, Elisha
Hlebard' Esq; Hon. Elijah Hatch, Mr.. JameH
Knight Dan'l Stewart, Esq and A. G.. Brown
Were appointed said committee.
On motion, ResO!rsd, That q Committee of
three be appointed 10 draft and procure signers TO
petition to the next Legislature, for an apprepra
ton OF money in favor of the proposed road through
this country ID. Read, E. Hubbard, aud Joseph
bance, Esqrs. were appointed.
On motion, Resolved, That the proceedings Of
th,' meeting he signed by the Chairman and Sec
retsry' and published in the Western Spectator.
Signed,
CALVARY MORRIS, Chairman.
4 G. BnowN, Secrstdry. Athens, Nov. Il
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
VICE PRESIDENT.

Tho Baltimore Banner il enumerating the uamer
of distinguished individuals who have passed in
review for tho Cfico of Vice President, thus men
tions that of an eminent citizen of Virginia.
"There is one, however, whose name we have
not noticed, and whose secusion from public life
has prevented him from being placed conspicuous
ly before the people--we allude to CHAPMAN
JOHNSON, of Virginia, gentleman second to
none Of the Statesmen of the Old Dominion, and
excelled by few in the Union for his exalted worth
and splendid requirements for the dignihed station
to which he is proposed. lie has ever been the
firm and underwriting friend of the incipcs of
oar party and considered the head and front there
EFF in his native State. No one could give more
dignity to the office than Mr.. Johnson, and none
add greater lustre to an administration at the head
of which Mr.. Clay shall have been placed. There
rs moral standing in the man which would cause
his nomination to be hailed with enthusiasm
throughout the country, for retired is his life
and confined as has been bis services to his own
state, his character is not unknown to fame"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

Pursuant to public notice, numerous meeting
Of the citizens Of Athens county, was held at thC
Courthouse, this evening, to take into considcra
ton the subject of communication from Park
ersburg, Virginia in relation to she extension west
ward, through this and other counties in Ohio, fol
the proposed road authorized by the Virginia Lo
gislature. from Winchester to the Ohio river. CAL
VARY MoRR1s, Esq. was appointed Chairman, ant
a. G.. BRowN Secretary.
The objects Off meeting having been concise
" stated from the Chair, the following resolutions
moved by Mr.. Daniel Read, and seconded by the
Rev Dr. r. c. Wilson, in a highly interesting
and appropriate address followed by Hon, r. Gu
uier, E. Iibbard, ESQ. d. Stewart, Esq. and others
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we regard the proposed Turn.
pike Road from Winchester, Va, to some point on
the OHIO river, as a project ofdeeP Importance tc
the interests of tho country and this section OF the
S'~.s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
DELINQUENT LAND LAW.

The People of Nelson have had a meeting, and
instructed their Representative to procure, if pos
sible, repeal or modification Of the law Of the
last session. This subject has met the early stten-
ton of the General Assembly. Yesterday, it wa,
bro. ght before tho House of Representatives by
Mr.. Faulkner, and referred, after discussion, to 9
Select Committee, composed of Mcssrs Faux.
nor, Preston, Williams Of Harrison, Summers
Wilson of Botctourt, Pendleton, Robinson, Basye
McCuo, Persinger, Billingsly and Crockett.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
E5eGgssesdcsy EUe2ssAg, 61ec.
CONGRESS.

CONGRBSS.
Both Houses contained quorums at 10 O'Clock.
Mr.. Smith of Maryland, Vice President, pro- tenn
took the Chair in the Senate. The House of Rep
resentatives called to order by the Clerk. Mr..
Stevenson was re elected Speaker on the first bal
lot, by majority of one vote-Present 1876 MEM
bers-Stevenson 95-Sutherland 81 WicklifTs Is
]. w. Taylor Is. Condict 4. Scattering 6. The
National IntelIgencer states that had there been
second ballot the opposition would have concen-
trated on DR.. Sutherland. Mr.. Clarke was unani-
mously re-appointed Clerk of the House
In the Senate the following new members quail
fed and took their seats-Clay of Kentucky, Man
gum of North Carolina, Marcy OF New York
Prentis of Vermont, Miller Of South Carolina
Hanna of Indiana.
We received but ono copy of the Presidents
Message (frOm the Office Of the National Intolli
gencer,) and have not road it. Comment hereafter
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
GEORGIA.

We have heretofore stated, that the political
solutions offered in tho Senate Of Georgia, declare
tory of attachment and support of Gen. jackson
for reelection and declaring further, that the Son
ate do not "favor the protensions of Mr.. Calhoun,
either to the Presidency vico Presidency, of the
United States" and have no feeling in common
with the principles of his late Exposition had
passed that body unanimously. No vote in idcnt
of the time, TO have been unexpected.
On the 2jth November, Gov. Lumpkin address
cd the following Message to the Legislature,
which referred TO the Committee the Jddi-
ciary. IS the Missionaries, Worcester and But.
Ter, arc undar sentence OF imprisonment and not
of death, Georgia will notbe able to put end to
this citation by the execution &c the parties, as in
the case Of tho Indian, time ago. We pre-
that the case, of Worcester and Butler is &c
morally known; but as it may not be, will briefly
state it. They were Missionaries in tho Cherokee
Country. Georgia, Wishing to remoDe disafTected
white mon from among the Cherokces, passed an
act requiring all white persons thus situated, to
leave the Cherokee Territory, take the oath OF
fidelity to the State Worcester ami Butler refu-
sing, were imprisoned, and have appealed for relief
TO the Supreme Court Of the L. States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
VOL. Whine. HOO

| W The last mail from Amelia, brought back
our papers which had been sent the mail before to
Goodies Bridge, Chesterfield, Snapsyiile Chester
heid, and Hallsvilie Amelia. Tho mail carrier re-
ports that the Postmasters at two OF these Offices
refused TO open tho mail, and at tho third wa. alb
sent. 1t was only tho last week that we saw pack
ages IN the Post Office also returned from Genito
Powhatan We mention these facts for tho inspec-
ton OF our subscribers, and of the Post Master
General. On the Farmville, and Amelia and
Matthew and TaPpohannoek Routes VIC almoat
despair o. getting papers to their destination,
SIS.
m lHE NsNsrruTIoNAL Wmo is published twice week
Cfuesdays and Fridays,) FIVE dollars per ar-ur
payable in advance.
For adversns-75 asqusre Tor less) for ,c s,,.
inssIon aud so cents for zach continuance The nur,
Der .! Insertions must bc noted on the MS otherwise
the advertisements will DO continued and CHARGED accord
'ngly.
PIeviouo 20 dsGoatuuance of the paper all arresrs
ages fnnst be paid up And ,hcse who may wish TO ci,
continue, sill uotify the Editors 10 that effect at ea,,
twenty days before the period expires for which the.
ssb,erbcd.
Notes Of chsered specie paying Banks of any OF the
states will Do received in payment for subscription
se Wing though Eirgp;s q. States Sank Notes you'd
DO Preferred; ans rcuiHRces DO made through
Poe, Office II the rsk Of the Editors
All ie"srs 10 The Editors must to post paid, they vii
ecrire attention.
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" IRGINiA:--At superior court of chance;
holden at the former Capitol, in tho City o.
hi!anilbntg, tho 2iih January, 1890: Koaert Chriss
re;eI add * Company, Ann knyster Joha II & Jonc,
r. Christian, eN'Ts OF Wm. Douglass deed, ard Fran
e.. Clayton, pits against judith L. Xiii, Ana =
Ill., iaant By Jane. Caranis her guardian sssisns3
and VIM Tyler, ear of Vim. L Hill, decd, dts
On moiinn Of the Plaintiffs, By council James C,bzg
MES is assigned guardian infant defendant to &c
fond bet in ths snit and heTeupop, the same CT;
TINS day, - be heard 81 tie El, and exhJiss
and was argued BY COUNSEL consiteraiiua Eherr,,
the Goth a6jUdgs, order md Decree that ts follow
ing be taken bcie Of the comm z
Bs court: Fusl an account of Wii,r TxIo,Ts ,,oo,.
;ions, executor uf EfG &. fll, deed; in tskirr
which account, the audit returned 10 the ro,n,V enn,,
Charles CITY, copy Of which, is Sled vim the bill il T.,
be taken, prna aCe true, lae ha turcbeTged ard
iashed by the tlfs in taking which accoaGt the Com
missioner Is directed 20 ascertain, THAT portion of tbs
personal Of the said VIM E. ILL., has been appiie
the payment Of debts, which bound his bers Second
account Of the CLAIMS Of The pitts and such othef
Of VIM. r. Hill, may EXHIBIT and prove The
demands be fore the Commissioner. the usual terms
designating IN ss'd sccOuoi, such Of seid ennr brr
me hrrs cf sad Wan = n H. decd ThirA an account
IRE probable snpUel value of the real esa,s Of the ,e
IS ~ L iii, winch ms heir. hold nv devise, or dssce;,
I's situation anu q'snuy: winch said several accor
tie Commissioned desired PzamnP state Hnd set'.r
md - the court yrro', v,h envy matters specially stated
deemed pertinent nv himseIf vhich may require
Ivy The VsItes, TO hc - stated.
l0'b S1PTfHsEs. 1881.
This cSue ce'rs this ray, 10 no further heard,
'he papers fo,wey 'csd sod tho rpot of 'ac mode b..
~. Marshal, pusuau' The decree n tie second Dag
February ssi. ard arG'rc Ivy COUNSEL. on rrnsin,r
ion whereof re Combining the sr;d rspcrl. d."
aairFee order md decree that NE gtme be reAJlrg
0rve.n the rErrs; Hai N" cou:' 18th further adv
uJGor and decree, nH' r. The Commissioners C. .
CONT, Ak" n 'hs u'nr} mode an account Of any fur'
demand, czsisg aZausi the estate of WA. e. tIii
t~r3rjus to TIC qr,rc1prs t,rjed in the said decree
. 5y3nz ulrajej 'Hrir othrr crc6iOG vho have
heretofore CxI,ut'ci iur claims TO the Co7niszri
which account. iis troU'esrutr =, directed TO cxarri
s,ac settle, aui 20 81" crasi Tercu with
specially aic5, ds,mra pertinent ~ himself, or wncr
. way us required ~ tie parties 70 he 50 stated.
/ COPIES, Tc.'c. JAMES CABANiSS, &. G..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

G-J' The Baltimore Republican which complained
of the election of Mr. Waggaman by the Louisi-
ana Legislature, the score that the Legislature
was Jackson, and Judge Waggaman Anti-Jackson,
warmly indicates the vote of Robert c. Nicholas
Jackson member of that body, who voted agains.
his party. The defence is, that Col Nicholas con
stuents Anti-Jackson. We hope the Rc7ub
can will chnri:ably extend it TO others though they
may not happen to be Of kin TO IFS founder.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
Sszgesy, CUgoe, &sgsg, sc.


HTHE subscriber has on hand, and offers 70
< eolc, st low prices,
tn hhds cheap n. O. sugars
~ do prime s.. Creix do
2Ho hsgs Rio green Coffee
80 do Old Java do
~ bids ~ |. and n. O. rnolasscs
1000 cscks L'va rpo,l filed salt
50 do grou'd alan do
iS0 ceoss cut nails
5ooe lbs country Iron end plough rlrtes
SO chests imperial ami qlr sawd~T tras
~ botes md ~ bh.s PtiiadsP ia slsrcb
AZ oois l'nt and lump sugars
III boxes DO double refi.,i do
10 kegs salt pc;re
100 b5ls Stark Arr,iatend's gin
Is do mackeIei, No 10 d
40 casks genuine halaga wine
10 do bi4ieira do
81 boxes bunch falsins
bai"s s,f SHELL almonds
80 h"Eca prime cheese
2n boxes soap
10 kegs iiiis crackers
SO Deais good boHts
rs dog leading lines ard bed cor5x
lao reso'a writing and wrapping p9pe1
40 boxes window glass
2S do ta1uw mud sperm candles
o''1 H. country tanned sonl leather
1890 lbs Virgins csiIoN warns.
hisn-Sprrn and tanners oil. indigo, nas L.
GER, c"pp~'ss, r'.,.., 5!Is.."-. r-p"er. srounj
ahd race gang cr. with variety Of otE6r good.
Country mcrchaEia n?i dealers viii pleas
coil and examine toT thrn'acigea.
JC3IiUA j. Fry,
NcxtaooT to otiS. Dunlop s. Co.
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Ebe Constitutional agsf,ta,
Hsses3esy EUeassiss Pee. 6.

Eooerno''s Message.-This Document will be
P'rused with deep interest, by all classes and espe.
eially by tho Politician. The intrcpidity and indie
Psndcnco which characterize it, are the known at
tributes Of the Author. We subscribe not TO all
which he advances, but can still admire the
qualities which are SO in these shufling times,
and SO worthy of respect at all times
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
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VALu ABLE IA Nti; TCR SALE
8 AM disposed to cell u,y M,u and Pertr-
q tion on Cars creek, ia ne county OF Rock-
Gridge, lying on the highway from Covinpton
ani Bath 10 Lexington, d!s;ant about SIX miles
from The latter, ard two miles f-om the Nort!,
io!k Of James River, @i:ri, is navigablo t.,
i+ynehburE This Farm contains upwards OF
four hundred a":cs-a large portion of which is
81 excellent quality, ana has sufficient quaint
~ of meade w-ai CT which IS wa,cred. Tic
im9rsvc::a@:s ara a good country farm house
a." -'i necessary ont tous1a---a new barn of the
rs: order, and 400 acres of cleared land
which taay be divided INTO ten fields go as to
have running weEer in ehCA; valuable Mcr-
chant hill, otP!y built, with two pair Of stones
the house Ia three stories high, and large G.
n"ush to contain 10 Gee huraals OF wheat
The situation o. this fatm, Independent of it's
fertility, ADDS greatly - It's value. 1t is in the
nI&hhofhood ofthgra Ieanuirciories of iron, Of
Lexington, the College Of Washing af.
fo.ds sn excellent etaDd fur country store.
gentleman dcs,tors Of residing 10 Lexington m
account of ms cid.!ran. could with convenience
attend to, aHi drew all HE supplies from this
;arGI. The a.Hi which has good custom and
which, with good lnaoa cement, siie mer retain,
ia situated neGF the lozc end Of tie ,ract, ana
nIay be separated t5am il without iuConv eaienc..
am wiling 20 Sell them scpnrste. The trrn,a
Of sale will be made convenient 10 purchases
A. STUART.
Stouutnu -(Cy To o.-c,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09
EyECUTJvE DEPARTMENT.,
MiNedeepMLe, Nor. %, 1881.

To The Senate, md House of Representatives..
I submit to the General Assembly, for its con-
sideration, copies Of two communications received
yesterday, purPorting TO be signed by Henry Bald
win, ESQ. Of the Justices Of the Supreme Court
Of the United States, and TO be citations TO the
State Of Georgia, to appear in the Supreme Court,
on the second Monday in January next, to show
cause before that tribunal, why two several judg-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

In Stafford County, at tho residence Of her bro
thcr, (Gcn. George NJ. Cooke,) on Tuesday, the
29,h Of November, in tho 3Gih year of her age.
Miss MARM COOKE. daughter Of the late Col. John
Cooke. Her health had 5een for several years held
by precarous tenure, but for the last SIX months
che had fingered under tho painful influences Of FL
confirmed disease OF the Ijycr-ior many years sh~
was commandment Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, modest and uuosfent 1tious Christian
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

On the 10th ult. by tho Rev. MIR. Ha;chcu,
Lawrence TRANr, Esq to Miss FANNY s. daughter
Of Mr.. Baylor Hill, all Of King william County.
On the Let Of December, by the Rev. VIM. Hill.
Mr. JAMES JOHNSON, to Miss ELizAsETn HAYES, ali
of King William County.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-09

u Tho Political Aroma reminds US that in emu
mersting the de ceased members of Convention, We
omitted the name Of Eugenius M Wilson Of Mo-
nongalia to which we add that of Judge VIM. A
G. Dadc-14
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z CRAVING of the Union Canal I.otltofy
u y No. "a
81 10 25 81 As 20 II 81 70 2G.