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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
LIST OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the Fist Office, Alexandria, D. C. on I'll
LIST of DECEMBER, 1881.
or Persons calling for letters in the following lis
will please say THEY ARE ADVERTISED, or they may M
get them.
Thomas Alexander C w Andrews
Mrs Elizabeth Ashford
Thos Derrick Mrs Mary Berry
| Thos Beiry3 Capt Bell, USN
John Ball
William Crump John Garfield
James Coon Mrs Mary Cole
Nrs Elizabeth Carter Chs Darlington
James Carrigan
VIM Dawes James Dixon
Andrew Delphe VIM Drury-2
] p Dulany Mrs Sarah Dudley
John u DE Butts
MN Edmonds
F
Capt Henry Fairfax Patrick Foy
Miss Grovermsn X Griffith
John Gibbs JIG Gray
John Gemeny John Critic
Fl
Elizabeth IIantzman Capt Samuel Hilton
Miss Ellen Hudson jeremiah Hubbard
- Mary Agnes Hamersly John Houlton
Lawrence p Till
Daniel Johnston Lawson Jones
Hugh jenkins Benin jefferson
l.
Alexander hammond Patterson Lysles
VIM II Loudon
nj
john Miles, VIM Minor
Mary Morgan Geo Mclaughlin
Edward Montrose Eusenia hSntenon
Allan AcRae-2 Meade
Jacob Morgsn-2 John McCrary
VIM Pomery Francis Parsons
lanes Patterson
r
James Russell Ruffuer
S
Mrs Nj Anu Stevenson Miss Elizabeth Summers
Sergt Ma jor Stewart - Sarah. Scott
Rich'd b Storke Mrs Eliz ,beth Ann Stevens
\ Simpson VIM Stanley
Miss Mary Stevenson Sidney w Swift
7
Michael Trapdore Simon Tate q
Gusts Taylor Denis Tarlbot
Capt n 3 vennaro Miss Rosy Vinson
w
Jonathan Ward Robt Windsor-3
Robt p Ware James Wood
James G Williams Jacob A Windsor
Y
Ignatius r Young
DANL. BRYAN, p. NJ.
Alexandria, December 1, 1873 st
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
Tavern for Rent.

ssg.ga The PUBLIC HOUSE at King George
Sss., Cout House uould be rented to good zen.
.sey an for one to FIVE ears. II is the only ono
Ss..f at the place, is spacious and in good r, pair,
having attached to il grazing lots and stabing for -
or 50 horses The furni ure now in the house. which
is OF the requisite quality and abundance would be
sold to TIE tenant on very accomu odating terms Pos
session may be had LIST January or sooner desired
Apply to DOCTOR B. johnson, King George e H.
Va or to GEO. JOHNSON &NEp
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06

JoMn a Fcucara,
Lphoisferer and lNatfrass Manufacturer,
,SlES DERS his respectful s;know .dsen'enisto the
L public in gen raj for the very liberal encourage
nent he has received, aud informs them that lie has
IN hanI general assortment OF
New live geese feather beds
hest c,ned hair mattresses
Spanshsmoss do
Cotton do
Cat tail do
Straw do
Sofas, easy chairs, &c &c.
New We geese feathers and Spanish moss sold by
soc large or small quantities
an If mich csn be warranted of the very best pa
liz, and will DC disposed OF on reasonable terms for
cash.
apprentices Wanted.
yw,n, ,wo annrenices 10 the UphoIs,er and Ma
rass making business =. tNoNhMn
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
CASH Tor Negroes

"E wish to purchase one hundred and Fifty likeIy
w Negroes, of both sexes from II 10 Is wears Of
age field hsudS; also mechanics Of every description.
Persons wishing to sell would do well to give us
CALL as we are determined to give higher price for
slaves than any purchasers who are or may hereafter
be IN this market, and no certificates required.
Any communications promptly attended, to. We can
at all tmesb found at oIrresidence vest end Duke.
street, Alexandria, ID c. ars) .si>
nov 10 FRANKLIN & ARMFIRID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
Servants for Wire.

4 MAN and his wife, of good characters theformer
\ 6rst rate dining room servsnt-,he latter a good
cook 1t would be preferred to hire them toge her. or
they may be had separately Also, several Boys and
Girls Applyto BENZ. l. fhNDAL'"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-12-06
lOuse Il store to Nen,.

4. two story dwelling House on Fair
Sc fax between Queen and Primo, S. stree is, ,th
MAJ store and good dry cellar under the whole.
as.1.s To good tenant the rent will b, made low.
Possession may be had the 9Th day Of the present
month sam B. LARMOUR, s. Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
T5'UnSyEUNRiN University.
MEDICAL DEPARTMEN T-

TENHE Lectures in this Institution will COM
n mence rs usual, on he LIST Monday in No.
veInber, and continue, without intermission, until
the f6, Saturday in March. The courses and
terms, are Os folows,.viz
Anatomy. s15I By BeTj w. Dudley, NJ. D.
surgery Is week
Instntf es Of Medicine and Clinical practice.
SIS. BY Charles Caldwell, NJ d. daily.
Theory and Practice IF Medicine, s'5 By
John Esten Cooke, NJ d. daily.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women and
ChIldrrn,Sl5. BY WIN. II. Richardson.
N. D, duly.
Mstera Medica and Medical Botany, SIS. Dy
Charles w. Short, ". D. daily
Chemistry and Pharmacy. Sl5. by Lunsford
2. Yanje, NJ. D. and 81. Hubert Eaton
g. NJ daily.
Large accesslons are making 10 the Medca
Library and Chemical apparatus. which Will be
IN readiness by the commencement Of the Scs
sion. BY order Of the Faculty,
g. w. SHORT, NJ. D. De47.
Leziug ton, Ky. Aug. /, lS3i. IS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
BRHSTGE ESTATE.
Ezs the county of Eos-. EE1Egty:,s

81 " pursuance of the power vested in the Presi
81 dent and Directors of the Literary Fund, by
an act of the General Assembly passed 25th Febru.
airy last, authorisng the sale of the Bristoe tract
OF land, in the county of Prince William, propos.
ais VIII be received by the said President and Di-
rectors tor the whole any portion of the said
tract, until the 10th day of October next,
The annexed extracts from the law will gf1cw
the conditions required of the purchasers
Persons offering proposals will consult thel, CIV
convenience in fixing the nstalments of the pur
chase money.
The Bristoe tract contains by survey 6494 acres
the greater part of which is under leases which will
expire in tho year 1S49, and which are subject to
an annual rent of about $4,000 pounds of tobacco
BY order of the President and Directors of the
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr Cd Aud'r
3D. Be it further enacted, Thatit shall be the
duty of the said President and Directors to require
OF the purchaser or purchasers of the said tract,
bonds with sufficient personal security, payable to
the said PRESIDENT and Directors, together witha
deed or deeds of trust the estate sold, to So
cure the payment of the purchase money and inter
est; which bonds so taken, shall bear interest from
the dates thereof. And all persons who shall fail
to pay into the treasury annually, within six months
after the Same shall become due, the interest which
may accrue on their said bonds, shall forfeit all
claim to the credit givon their purchases, and
the principal shall thereupon become due and bo
recoverable by the said President and Director g,
with all interest in arrear, by motion to the Gsrs.
raj Court, ten days notice of the time of making
such motion, or the payment thereof enforced by
proceeding the deed deeds Of trust aforesaid,
at the discretion of the said President and Direct
orB.
Sd. Bo it further enacted, That all persons be.
coming purchasers Of land under the provisions
of this act shall have the privilege Of paying the
amount of the purchase money at any time.
| 4th. This act shall be in force from the pas
sing thereof.
| may ~ Paw ids
bThe Editors 6fths National IntelIigencer and
OF the Alexandria Phsni1, Eill publish this adver
tiSemeut twice week until 10th Oct. next, and
Sold their bills TO tho ID Auditors office for pay
ment-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
~acSege .NR&m8.
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ENTERED.

ENTERED,
Ship Anscreon, Lenox, Liverpool. salt and
crates, to- Maxwell Trokes and Cha's Palmer.
Ship Henry luke, Bliss, Liverpool, salt, to
A. w. Noting.
Brig Belvideta, F. ctcher, Amsterdam, ballast,
to a w. Nol;iEg.
Brig Splendid, Theobald, Philadelphia, bal
lset, to Cha's Palmer
CLEARED,
Ship Azelia, nds, Rio and market, -four,
by P. J. Cheva!r.
Brig Achilles, Cox, London, tobacco, by l..
Ludlam.
ARRIVED,
Brig Splendid, Thoebald, from Philadelphia
vi h ballast.
Sehr Planter, Baldwin, four dsys from New
York, with an assorted cargo, To Dsvepport, Al
len d Co. Lancaster, DENLY q Gu. Cotton *
Clarke, ID Weller, Anderson s. Leak. Wortt5fn
g. MeGruder, L Webb g. Co. Bohennan
Hubbard g. Gardner, e NJ Mitchell JIM w
Willis. A w NoIling, Thompson. o is, Dun
Top & Co. Poe & Brothers, Wa1'lrun d Hem
~, G Meilm. McKIldoe, w &; G Crane, n
Milk, r IeSmtb
Schr Hiram Dcnke, from Philadelphia
with sundres, 10 r A Rust, Haxnll 4 Co. P
Cotton, r &, T Gwsrkmey, and Sarvoy.
Schr Chesapeake, Spicer. from NV York.
With sundrIes, 10 Davenport, Allen 81 Co. N
Et.aiton. r Whitfield. a Sweeney w T. d
Kyle q Co. NJ H"ns, Hefh. NJ ~ w Wi =
lis, o is. Dunlop 81 Co w Allison. Raymond
& Brothers. l. Webb e. Co. l. II Bancroft, 6
Hendree. B PeytoD, G L Brown Smith.
Boslicr, D Weler. J Tyler, Thompson. E
Willis. II Jenkins, Robert G Saun
ders. G NJ hi cbelr J n Gordon. r Ps orc s. p
Paryon. Brck, l. ncaster, Denby g. 60. L A
Rust, ID Burr, and 10 order.
Sloop Fame, Winslow, from Nantucket. via
Norfolk. with an sssoTied cargo In Ralston g.
Pleassnts, r g. T Gwsthney, N Cary and 10
Master
Schr Virginia, Gator, from Philadelphia via
Chrsapeake and Delaware Canal, with sUudries,
10 w &, G Crime. Anderson & Leske, c God
daFd, J HnlloweIl, LsncssteT, Denby a. Co. y
Daws' + Reed, Williams, D Franklin. and
J Myers.
Seamboa, Potomac, Hubbsll, from Washing
Ton and Alexandra via Norfolk. Pssssd a.
BuErsB's Bay ship James Chopper, Gary, bound
down; az ditto. ship Henry Tuke, Bfiss, boens
up at Brandon. ship Apaereon, Lenox from
Liverpool. bouDd up, at City Point, brig Beiyi-
Sera. Fletcher, Of Alexan6ris.
Sshr Caroline Marion, IIollingshed from Bsl.
tno.e SO City PejsL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22

1 " Goochland County Court, 9th May, 1881. .
a Mathew w. Weber, pit. ogdiost John Aior1
isUn, and VILLAIN Ford, Jr., sdm'or of Alex
ADDER Morrison and William Morrison, deed,
def.s lis CuANcERY.
The bill of he plaintiff being read and fled,
and the defendant John MORRISON TO having en-
tered his appearance and gwen security scCord-
ing TO the act Of Assembly aud the rules Of this
court and It appearing To The satIsioc ron of the
court that he is not inhahiant OF this common
wealth: on the motion # the plaintiff, by hs
counsel. il is ordered that the said defendant,
John Morrison, do appear here, at oT brfore Sep
TENDER court neRt, AID anew er the bill Of the
pisIntid; and that copy Of this order be forth
with inserted IN some public acwsyapcr, prin.-
I'd IN he city Of Richmond, fcr eight week.
succe, syelys and also pose ed at he front door 20
the Cur, House Of this county And IL is fur
ner ord red that The defendant, Wi lam Ford
Jr. adn, or aforesaid, DO pay sway, secrete
nr otherwise dispose e any money, goods, or
fleets, 70 hls hands or possession, or under his
control, belonging 10 the other defendant, John
Morrison, until the fprher order Of this court
and sobpona awarded accordingly
A copy. Teste,
80 NAB. w. MILLER, y. 6 .. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
LAW SCHOOL:

FENHE subscriber intends opening, fall, a Law
Il School, in the town of StaunIon; be continued
permanently, " adequate encouragement should
ed The mode Of instruction will he of lectures
and study, and frequent examinations In order devote
the greater part of his time the proposed school, he
WILL from its ommencement, conne his practice TO the
Circuit Superior Courts in Stauntor The FIRST session
will begin the LIST Of October and continue until the
LIST Of July following, without inrermisspn excpp,
during the of the Federal and Circuit Superios
Courts The tuition fee, per session. will he seventy
five dollars Persons DESTROYS Of becoming pupils will
please communicate the fact TO the subscribers by letter
practicable and promp, attention will be- given
30 the inquiries which they think proper 10 make
2. s. The school will certainly 90 into opera
ton on the LIST of October ndxt.
Nav 3, I83l-wl3t BRISCOE G. BALDWIN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
STAGES.

EHHE Western Routc, running on the south
side OF James RIVER TO- L yntbburg, leave.
Richmond every Monday, Wednesday. and Fri
osy ct 5 o'elt ck. A. III and srrlve- at Lynch
Durg The next day to dinner; II m thence he
line continues (eonducIed by WIN. SMITH direct
10 the White Sulphur Spring, whore Porer ana
BeldsB's line to Guyandotte is ut rsected: a
branch from the lipS above Lynchburg drops
in the Tennessee route q: Saicm, Va. A,
Rnins's Tavern IN Cumb, Tond COUNTY, the Rici,-
mond Route iuteTsects tie Southern Inc fron,
fredericksburg, by Csrersvii,e to Georgia
which passes Hamden Sidney CoHcgr. III,
best Troy CoGches and good Teams are Oh the
me, with skilfui, sober, and ottentlvs Drivers.
The travel performed throughout to the Springs
BY day light. Fare from Rtchmon5 to the
White solPhvF Springs, SO 90. For seats
apply 81 ths bar Of the Union Hotel, Richmond
Al baggage, whether belonging 10 passengers
OF cent ~ the stage a. the risk Of the owners
thereoG A. PATERSON,
ProphetoT, Riehssons end Lynchburg.
- ~ gCEfg
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22

and resolutions sxPtsssve Of tho Sisws and objects
of the meeting, who reported the following, which
were unanimously adopted.
Whereas II is the right of tho people of these
United States, peaceably to assemble at any time
when they may deem it proper, for the purpose of
considering and demonstrating against any measures
OF the General Government, which, in their opin
ion may vitality and most injuriously affect their
best interests; and whereas they consider the law
commonly called tho tariff law, a measure of this
character, therefore,
Resolved, That they will willingly cooperate
Win 'ne, .ehow-c,tizens about to assemble, in the
city OIL rhiiadelphia, for the purpose of procuring
such modification of the aforesaid law, as will
reduce It to a.measure of revenue, instead of ono
which fosters ono class of the community. at the
expense tf all the rest
Resolved, That they consider sucha proceeding
on the part of their Government, as an unjustifia.
Die violation of the right, which each citizen pos
sesses' OF pursuing his interest, in his own
way provided he abstains from iniurng attempt
ing to injure, the interests of others.
Resolved, That in the expression of these senti.
ments, they utterly disovow any wish or design to
aggravate tho existing causes of discomfort, which
mo southern people conscientiously believe thew
have IN regard TO the present commercial polcv of
our country, having nothing else in view than
the redress OF an intolerable grievances that they
consider tho doctrine OF notification, and the con-
sequences to which it must inevitably lead as one
oil tho greatest evils, with which our country has
ever been threatened, since the achievement of
our glorious revolution; and, that they especially
o'o~ "h ucsigh Oh aiulng, by tins course, either
directly or indirectly, any or either of the parties
now contending for the choice of q President of
the United States.
Resolved, That their sole object is relief con.
additionally obtained, from the intoerable oppres
sion of the present tariff law; and that with view
to obtain this, in the best practicable manner they
hereby appoint the following gentlemen
to represent them in the Conven.
tion at Philadelphia, appointed meet on the Goth
day of September next.
. On motion, the blank in the laet preceding re.o.
luton was illsd by inserting the names of the fol-
lowing gentlemen appointed by the Chairman:
Upshaw, and Thomas Gresham
On motion, Doctor Austin Brockenbrough, the
Chairman, was chosen by the Meeting. also, rs a
delegate to the Convention TO be held in Philadel.
phia, on the Both September next.
On motion, resolved, That the proceedings OF
this meeting be signed by the Chairman and Secre.
tary; and that they be transmitted to the Editors
OF the Richmond Enquirer, with the request to
them, and the Editors of any other public news
paper, favourable to the objects of this meeting,
TO publish the same.
AUSTIN BROCKENBROUGH, Chr'n.
JAMES ROY Mrcou, JR Sec'ry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22

Old Point. VIA
Schr Chowaa, -, from Norfolk, with to-
bncco.
Schr Telegraph, Smith. from New York, with
baIas,. VIZ"
Schr Columbus, folly, from New York vim
Norfolk, with ballast.
y eamboat Norfolk. Sutton, from Balti more
with snndries to J ii Nash L Norris, b Pevton.
An Hips, Reeves & Qrubhs, lancaster, Den
oy & Co L Bigger, ] Poe & Co L Duhain.
W. Allison, NJ HoiiIns, Richie & Cock, II w
w w nite Z NJ Mitchell, Arsel. J Lyons. T K
BLAIR, Allen, jr. Davenport, Alien g. Co. Z
knight J Winston, f g. A Woodbridge
SlooP Union, Crowen, from Philadelphia vim
canal, with sundi,s t. N Gordon s. Co. P
White, B Peyton, Ii Nash. r ID Sanxay, Ian.
caster, Denbv g. Co. l. Webb & Co, Otis, Dun
lop g. Co. Wadsworth q Williams, Cook g.
Rya B ,gwell & Smi h. w Nekeryis. nj liar
die. IA Clark. Levy, Johnson & Sydn.r. r r
Eurkhart. l. Sampson, Wortham & McGiu
der, ard To o, der.
Schr Lady Stephens, Hammond, from Rap
pahannocS. Nth corn.
Arrived on Saturday evening: schr Chariot,
Smith, from New Y'rk, with sundres to mer-
SAILED.
Schr Star. Somers, for Wareham, with coal.
Schr Clinton, Stevenf, t; New Bedford, witt,
coal.
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk.
with freight and passengers
Schr Virginia, Price, for Alexand ia, with coal
Schr, Gleaner, -, for the Rapp ,hannock
Schr George Wythe. Hammo nds, ior Frede-
ricksburg, with coal
Schr Hector, Travis, for Baltimore, with coal.
SlooP Miller, -, fer Philadelphie, with coal
and tobacco,
Inc schr James Fisher, Sumers, hence Ell
New York last Thursday. Also, schr. Nancy
Throgms rtcn
The ship John Welles, Curtis. cleared at Phi
ladelphia last Friday for this port
NORFOLK. Aug. 9o.-In Hampton Roads
ship Henry luke, Blias Liv, rpooI, 18th June
WI h salt, bound up James R,v.r
The brig Index has gone up james River.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
WASHINGTON TAVERN.
FOR RENT OR LEASE

T6NHE Subscriber wishes to rent for the ensu
n ing year, or lease for a term Of years, com.
mencIng the lst oil November next. at which
Tune the term OF the present occupant will ex-
tire, the stnRd we'll known as the Washington
Tavern, in the town of Lynchburg. Any person
disposed to rent it obtain with Il if dcsira bic,
House suitable for family fine Tavern is
extensive and cOnmodicus, and mas attached to
it large and convenient Stable and other ne.
cessary buildings.
For terms, apply 10 Mr.. Thomas billiard OF
Lynehburg, or to the subscriber, residng in
Campbell county. HENRY MOORwAN.
AZ 1870
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
VIRGINIA EGnCTrcws.

BATH.-McCoy 200 majority over strbling.-
Augusta, the last county, votes to-day, to which
Mccoy goes 1897 ahead, and will be elected by a
largo majority. eve learn from the District that
politics have had little to do with the election.)
II. OF Observation-Disclosures Cameron*-no
opposition.
SIMULTANEOUSLY a friend in Suffolk wo
indebted for the following result of the election
IN Southampton county-Polls kept open three
days, and the election warmly contested
For CoNeEEss: Mason $50. Eppes l52.-Mason,s
majority 404
srArE SENATE: Rives gil. Rufin 229, Atkin-
son 141.
II. DELEGATES Jer. Cobb 365. BENZ Griffin
356.-Cobb's majority .. Norfolk Beacon
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M. Ball* elected to,
II. of Delegates.
DINWIDDIE.-No opposition to Alexander for
Congress. Gen. Brodnax elected 10y u majority of
l66 over Jno. L. Scott.
y Nelr Members.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
From the N. Y. Con,mereia, Adr.rt;s..

1t is incompatible with self respect to engage
In controversy with those who have no character
to osc and 1T is needless to contradict what nobody
believes. Nevertheless, in regard to paragraph
Published in this paper last evening, respecting the
motive OF MIR. Van Buren,, in taking his passage
IN the packet, instead of the frgate, we were not
only correct, but might have made the expression
stronger. The destination of the ship, so far ms
the minister was concerned, was not changed; tho
President urged Mr. Van Buren, go in the frigate,
after he had changed his purpose; Mr.. Van B. ex-
pressed his regret that he had changed his pur-
pose; and distinctly avowed that he had done SO az
matter of policy, in consequence of the clamor
of the presses and the people, the score of the
expense OF the frigate Such, the public is solemn
ly assured, are the facts of the casc-facs of very
little moment of themselves but which an impu.
dent contradiction has induced US to repeat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
s0 TAEedF'Lf Sk PsshGEs.
FREE TRADE.
kS1s's'se,ssUas'e, LoDKiasg Glasses,
SC.
THOMAS -. BARROW &, ca.
Importers,
So Water-Strcet, Ncw-YorL.

OFFER for Gale, the lsrges, and most com
- Piele assortment of Ea,thenwd,s, Glass
Shtnd, PIdin and Gtt, Looking Giasses, &c
which the New York market will afford, com.
pr'sihg every style ind variety of the newest
patterns. They return their most cordial
thanks TO their friends The Southern States
Tor their support IN the persecution now carry.
ing on against them; for their refusal to ioin a
combination IN fixing one tariff of prices for
CrocSery; throughout the trade. 1t is mainly
attributable to the influence Of our Souiher
friends, hat we have been enabled to survive
thus FIR, in his most trying suatio exposed
to the combined risefce and capital of the
whole trade, endea3bffhg to effect our ruin md
expulsion from busiiie65 We pledge our, elves
10 our friends To give them every salts fic,iun in
our power as regards the qraluy of our goods
the excellence of our packers, end the lowness
~ our prices for Cash City Acce p, anccs; and
IN return, solicit from, them 4 continuance of
'heir patronage, and particularly request those
VINO have influence with their friends to exert 4
IN our behalf, as we trust the cause is one they
are all interested in. and much benefit will acc ue
10 us from their friendly acts in this way Il ha,
oeen said, the Coub nation was ok Il M. As
u regards rice, this /, true, and all we think
friends or foes. Will allow that we have tffet ted
'hiS charge; but We do assure orr fiends, that
at no period since we commenced our system a
unshacklcd prices, were we in greater want If
assistance than at Inc present me rneni This
eo'hoiDa'lon q men are leaving no means unrrI-
"a lot ehcc Ing our ruin. that they may rev We
9he ola system: our credit and charact are as
sailed IN every shape. cur importatiDns ,vay!aiG
and stopped in every instance VIII, re thr,tat- are
snfbcIeLti 10 in,iuldaie the manu- acturers fron,
supplying us:-ln hnc, no. yeXaiion or trJub e
winch the malice of men could devise has beer,
neglrc:e IN this struggle to subdue US w,
once more cali upon every friend of q, free trade
10 come up 10 cur support and pledge our
lberalily.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-22
Ussirersity or V.irgt,,to:

VIhNrNIS q GUARDIANS int ending to
u send Students to this Institution, the next
session, are hereby informed, it will be more
s2reeab bic to the subscriber, that the sums inten
ded for the expenses of their sons or wards:
should be deposi ed in the Bank OF Virginia, to
tne credit of The Pa'ron of the Students Of the
University Of Virginia." and the Bank Officers
certificate Of such deposit, forwarded to me,
than to receive the cash iiseif-Checks frcm
otner Banks. on either of the Banks Of the CT
of Richmond, would be preferred to Bs nix Notes.
A. s. BROCKENBROUGu, P. 8. u ".
nu 92-e2t