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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-17

TUESDAY last that tho Acadia Decent from Dublin was
ashore on Cieen Island, about quarter of mie 70 the
total wreck. The Acadia had nearly 300 p,sse,,.rs -
board the greater par, Chelsea peusonerss The whole
WIN me exception of two, who died fiom fatigue and
c"iu were ON Green Island I'm, a very distressed state
'nd neatly destitute of provisions. The brig struck az
orc oclCck last Wednesday morning in rather fnssy wcs
'et me ms w"h the RISING tide. Cap, Decent camo
up To Guehec Yesterday cor ASSISTANCE "A lao. cbY h,a
been chartered and dispatched to Green island with pro
VISIONS. NC. 1t inund too small Lrinr up The who,c
OF the passengers, number of the men viii he landed
the opposite shore and the ienaindcr with the xoneu
and children. embark on boari the :chaoner
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soon after this dose of ipssI. was discharged from
the party-stoncch, Van Buren, forced Gen. Jackson
TO cause himself TO he rcnominatcd-and do they
remember how charningly Mr.. M'Duflc's rcsolu-
luton was quictcdl
; liSy nave forgotten these th'ngs-or are now
professions, it is proper that they should now and
then have a Jog i'll the NOODLE. Perhaps, however
the ono term Of serrcc proposed by Prcsidcm, Jack
scu signi:icd Il perpetual term.
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S&I 1t

The manufacture OF salt from sea water, was
first rcsortcd to, by the inhabitants Of Cape Cod
during our revolutionary strugglcs-thc peninsula
situation almost Isolated, and accessible to the
enemy by water, Mt all points, rendered it very dif
ficuIt TO obtain salt even at cxor5tant price for
the common uses OF li;o--thc scarcity Of fuel for
boiling, with other obstacles, induced the expert
ment by vaporition-having tested the practical
billy, few salt works were erected and some
improvements made upon the construction The
investments were however Of triling magnitude.
until the General Government in order to enconr
age the fisheries, imposed duty on imported for
cign salt, and our State Government by statute
exempted salt works from taxation. In full conf
dcnce of the protection Of our GOVERNMENTS, the
hard earnings of the Cape Cod sailors, ware in.
vested in salt works, and there is now capital Of
5l4OO,OO0 invested in that manufacture, produ-
cling upon an average 100000 bushels Of salt an
nually, i'll the county Of .Barnstablc. Br,t the
manufacturers within few years, bago had to
encounter many discouraginr obstacles to their
pursuts-the continual fear of repeal of the for
e!@n duty, tho great failure in our fisheries. for
want OF foreign market, the imposition of n tax
on salt works, &c has nearly paralyzcd the arm of
the manufacturer. H.
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University Of .Igu,.eyy1g,,d.

IA ME MEDICAL LECTURES in this Institu-
a tor will commence on the last Monday in
October:
Theory and Practice of NIedicns-NATIIANI-
Ell POTTER, NJ. ID.
Matcria Mcdica--SAMUEL BAKER, MD.
Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren-RICHARD w. HALL, NJ. ID.
Institues-of Physick-MAXWELL McDOW-
ELL, NJ. ID.
Surgcry-NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ. d.
Anatomy-THOS. II. WRIGHT, M. ID.
@Chemlstry-JULtUS T. DUCATEL, A. M
NATHANIEL POTTER, Doun.
Baltimore, Aug. 10, 1881 wI3t
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= assssGr, Cu6Pe, Sac, sc.

;siss@a', GuIPe, &uEs, sc.
ESllE subscriber has Oh hand, aud offers fer
b sale. at low prices,
so hhds cheap N. q. sugars
10 do prime s.. Cr"rx 90
200 bags Rio green coffee
80 do cd Java do
10 bids w /. and ~ o molasses
iUCo sacks l. v rpoo filed raj,
30 do ground alum do
$50 casks cut nails
@oOo lbs county iron and plough plates
% chests imperial aud gunpowdpr teas
20 boxes and 10 bbls Philadelphia starch
40 b0ls loaf and lump sugars
10 boxes do double refined do
10 kegs salt petrc
loo bills Stark Armistead's gin
IS do mackcrcl, No. too
so casks genuine Malaga vine
10 do ). Madeira do
so boxes BUNCH raisins
bales soft shell almonds
90 boxes prime cheese
90 boxes soap
40 kegs Dils crackers
SO nests " ocd boxes
20 doz leading lines and Sed cords
100 rea"ls writing and wrapping paper
40 boxes window glass
IS do taii"w and sperm candles
800 los country tanned soal leather
i5oo los N.-Iinia cotton yarns.
hl'n-Spcrm and tanners oil, indigo. mad
der, c'ppcras, alum, alspice, PEPPER, ground
ana race ginger with variety of other goods
country merchants end dealers will please
call and examine for the mselvcs
JOSHUA ]. FRY,
Next door to Otis, Dunlop & Co.
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EeONa ESTaG:
NEW MARKET RACES.

For The Sweepstakes the FIRST day, the Jollo,c-
ing horses stdrtcG.
Mr.. Johnson entered the celebrated Clifford by
Charics.
Mr.. Harrison, Mr.. Towncs' Eclipse colt
Mossrs. boswell and White, Pamunkcy, another
Eclipse colt.
The race was won by Pamunlloy, at 3 heats,
with grca. ease.
For TIE Proprictar's Purse, 2d day, the folIoring
horScs started:
Mr.. Jofnson's Virginia Taylor.
Mr.. hinges | G..
MIR. Moody's Irifc.
Mr.. Unrr;son's Sir Frctful
MIR. WAITS Sally Harwell.
Dir. Doswcli's Sally Hornet.
The purse by Sally Hornet at 3
heats, with ease.
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NEW YORK MARKETS. Ocr p Up NJ

Nc mcIcinrncy OF the weather on Monday aud Tues
r"y mas prevented any business Of Consequence The
Colonial Produce Market is certainly sarkeI fgoo T. ~
were od yesterday at IL cents deliverable af r 1st jan
Wnch certainly cent los er thar the nr.ces Of l,s'
c, IuD .. non'nGo we hear are now Offering at Y
ccnis' which price shcws a similar ,rdicrio,
IhP'e " no charge IN Inc Coiun Market holders ar
par as anxious to realize since the recent oCto -, .,
@ c. P%I ye ierddy as they we're brfe. IN Flour
ana Gram Ihe'e is no change - Copy e. linn
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AROW ARE, CUTLERY, &c.--In !.
q & bout two weeks, in the house lately occun;
ed by Mann S. Valentine as Dry Goods Store.
viii be opened large and general assortment of
Hardware and Cutlery. which Will be sold on as
reasonable terms as at any other establishment
in the city.
SPIT l9-ctf MANN S. VALENTINE.
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As soon as II was known that Tho WRECK had ia
ken place, tho lifc-bo0t and the pot-boat put off
from Trwyndc Point. The first carried off eight
persons, and the other six. The remainder they
picked up. Tho following are tho names of the
persons saved:
Mrs. Payne, of Grccnwater, Stafford, husband
fnund;) Mrs. Mary Whitaker, OF Bury; Mr.. Wilson,
NarSdcn court, Manchester. (wi!o drowned, not
found;) Mr. Hammond, Shipoarvcr, Liverpool, (wc
drowned not fouud3 Mr.. James CoNhcId Size lane
Londou; Mr.. Mutual, Bury; Mr.. T'nnc, merchant,
Liverpool; Mr.. Duckworth, Shuttlcworth, near Bu.
ry wife drowned, not found;) MIR. Maricn OF
Sandal, near Wakefield; NJ. Owen Morris, seaman,
LIVERPOOL; Mr.. Broadcast Sheffield, (his two daugh-
tcrs lost;) William Jones, Liverpool, pilot no. 4
Mr.. Radland, musician; William Jones, fireman.
William Hughes and son, Evan Evans, OF the
crew; air Edward Jones, Bangor; Mr.. James Mar
tin shoemaker, Cable street, Liverpool; Mr. Law
renee Ducworth, of Edcnicld Bury wife lost )
The LleOeityn left Bcaumaris yesterday Il,
twelve O'Clock, at which time 3S bodies were found
along the coast between Conway and Abcr.
There still remains to be filled up melancholy
catalogue of morality. Tho exact number of per
sons on board has not been ascertuincd, and never
can. Nincty,ninc took tickets at the packet Office
but many entered the vessel without paying al
the office, IL is computed with every appearance oil
probability, that the passengers must have exceeded
| 100 Among them were Mr.. and Mrs Foster, from
london; they had been stopping for some time at
! the Rev. Mr.. Stewards hero, aud departed on
| Wednesday, They took with them their servants
carriage and little dog. The dog only has been
saved. Tho Rev. Mr. Owen is supposed to have
bccn passenger. He a Fellow Of Jesus Col
lcgo, Oxford, and had just been appointed head
master of iiuth;n School. 1t is also supposed that
| Nr. Jonc; and Mr. Faullcs board. They
were the masters of Bangor School.
| We regret to find that among those who perish
cd were Mrs. Egcrton Leigh and family. Mr.. Leigh
was drowned about twelve months since at Ban
gor. The Earl of Bcrby's housckccpor and her ia
mily also persisted
| As might be expected, the melancholy in,clli
gcncc has been exaggerated by reports of person.
being lost who were happily elsewhere. 1t was
stated that Mr.. Goldsmith and his family, from
London, were on board but, VIC arc happy 10 saw
that they were met on Thursday, in Wales, L;y Mr.
VIM Rathbonc. The Same authority enables tc
relieve the friends of Captain Colquit report la
wing prevailed that he was passenger. Mr. Ratli-
bone saw him on Thursday, Il: Baaumaris at which
time he purposcd visiting tho Isle of Man. Mr.
Rathbonc left Beaumars at IL o'clock on tho NOR
ming of tho catastrophe.
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Ea'SssssySCNze5N Ea.lverSity.
IsIDDZCAE DERARTMEWT.

31EDZCAE DERARTITEMT.
+ ME Lectures in TINS Institution will com,
mence as usual, OH the LIST Monday in No,
vember, and continue, without ntermisson, until
the LIST Saturday in March. The courses and
terms, as fellows, viz:
SIS ny will viii lecture M DSdls y.. M D.
surgery 10 week. '"''e' 'a'A
Institutes Of Medicine and Clinical practice.
SIS BY Charles Caldwell, III. D. daily.
Theory and Practice of Medicine, SIS. By
oh., J1hn Este 5 Cooke. NJ. d. daily:
Children, SIS. BY VIM. II. Richardson,
NJ. d. daily.
Mnteria Medica and Medical Botany, SIS. By
Chemistry and Pharmacy. SIS Bv Lunsford
r Yandeil, NJ. p. aud II. Huber, Eaton,
A. NJ daily.
Large aceessions are making to the Medical
Library and Chcmicalop apparatus, which will be
in readiness by the commencement of the Sea-
Ion. by order of the FecuIty,
c. w, SHORT, NJ. D. Dean.
l-NHiIls toh' ny. Aug. /, 1881. SIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-24
From the Pennsylvania Nhic.
TO WILLIAM WRIT, ESQ.

Sra citizen who stands prc-ominentlv and
largely IN tho public eye, and ranks high in he
estimation OF the community, owes 1t 10 bis rcpu-
taton, aud to the world, to commit no political
dcrclIcuon, or party aposacy, without aGducino
sufficient reason for the change. Up to the verv
moment OF your nomination you stood committed
to the world, and 10 your friends as a National
KspUJticGn, who had aVOwed your determination
TO sustain Mir. Clay for the Presidency on rrounGs
OF principle and expedicnCv, Identical with the
interest, the honor, and the safety Of tho Repbljc:
and so deeply were you devoted to this excellent
aud patriotic Statesman, that you did not hesitate
cpony and emThatICally to avow, that you deemed
his election essential to p5cscrrc The Uaiog and res
cue the Constitution from disruption. What had
occurred, Sir, in the brief period of few hours
TO change your sentiments, and anuul your priu-
cipIcs? Nothing certainly which could affect the
character of Mr. Clay-Impar his p1triotism-sr,b-
stract from his genius invalidatc his PRINCIPLES
Why then should you abandon cause made sacred
by protracied prosecutions and consccraLcd ly eve
~ consideration of freedom Of honor, aud Of true
gloryl But can YOU, Sir. good citizon forsakc
cause 50 haliowcd, and which has penetrated
nothing to forfeit your confidence and csiccgn-
without sacrifice of honor, and the total ruin Of
your patriotismi What plea shall be entered in
your Justification. The more hbryfy to cIauro or,r,
the puJlic Sqjcfy. Nothing can abrogate yorr obi.
cations TO sustain Mr.. Clay, and through him his
friends lOUr cOuntTV lis institutions and lis ,rcIC,r
but a Superior obligation, winch shall be based
upon the established fact, that your Leaving Mr.
Clay was essential TO the safety Of the Republic
And what crime, Sir, has Mr.. Clay committed
since the f,st doy Of the assembling Of the Ant
Masonic Convention, TO justify your present atti.
tudc, which implies both onmity and opposition
Instead Of Perpctrating any crime sir, he has risen
higher and higher ~ tho esteem OF the people each
revolving sun His only crime, was entire and
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f,,r loss devotion 10 his country-reckless of all
consequences to hmsclf-never changing ms prih-
cipcs with the varying hues al the tunes, mo freaks
of factions the humors of tho populacc, or the cap
rio, ofInanknd; but troading straight path with
firm stcr he ever moved und0un;cd to ms ooJcct'
and if Inc was doomed TO fall IN performing
ms du!y-its rigid performance was his cheering
cons,lation In these chungerul aud CT, Ticious
times Sir, Il man like Henry clay, receives daily
recession to his weight of character, N virtue ot
his inexibility of principle, and his rigdity OF nur-
pose. Would TO God, Siv, that we had more Hen
nv Claws in tic present crisis. Would to Cod that
his friends would initiate his principles, and tread
in his paths.-Ycs, Sir; permit me to repeat, that
YOU owe n prior and paramount obligation 10 the
National Republican party. You had been n"n-
mated as the Vice President, by that parity on
had accepted OF that nomination by your silence
by your tacit acqucscencc in the use of your name;
| and bv your active personal cooperation III IT'S
| movements. son what ground then, Sir, can you
so suddenly shift off all the heavy rcspons yo"
have contracted to that party!-f on Will not pre-
tend TO affirm, that Mr.. Clay would not rgdly en-
/ force the supren,ocy Of the lars! You will not
pretend to insinuatc, that MIR. Clay would cherish
secret oathS, and indtiondt obhgd'o"S that you
,llsdain to harbor!-Y GU will not do him the inJus-
| ticc to ascr &c TO him conpvanco i'll Masonic n'ur
crs or desire to screen the Cul Prit from justice
! In what particular, Sir, would Henry Clay har-
! nor sentiment unbcconiing an honorable man,
Gerogatory to patriot, or disgraciul to cltHcn!
Sir-well YOU know, that he is not The man TO cher
ISL enc thought, which could justly array against
him the voice of any party which had for its object,
! the good of the country and the supremacy OF the
! Laws. Aud yet, PERHAPS undesgncdly, but indu-
bitably by plain and direct impc0tion--you do
make such charge against him, when you claim s'-
per;orify Of patroiis in virtue of near light, and
aspire TO superiority Of Tirtc, in consideration OF
Il nomination by your recently adopted party. In
every respect, your attitude is as nvidious, it
threatens to prove fatal. It casts over every other
party the aspersion of abetting and perpetrCting
! murieri-Rctcct, moment, upon peril
Gus position. Y ou stand on the verge of glory, or
vibrate on the brink of Excuse mc-tse
crisis is fearful, tho issue is dreadful-Tou hold
tho fate of your country in your hands, She looks
towards You with eye of pity, and implo-es you
with hand of suppcaton-Lsten to her-yleld
10 her petition, ana yet from impending des
olation, your bleeding and suffering country.
CATO.
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nufacturers, whom Mr.. McDuliic so courtcously
branded as pirates and robbers-No. 1T is from
Il citizen of the cxtrcme South 1t comes from n
practical man, who '.spcaks of what he knows and
feels, and affords the most complete proof of the
blessings bestowed on the mass of tho nation by
the protecting system. He unappenlab'y confirms
what has been stated times without number, that
protection lowers prices, produces regularity of
supply, and improves quality-that he procurcs
some of the most important articles, most COM
plctcIy protected, aud against the protection of
which the most violent clamor was raised, 90, 30,
10, and oven 30 per cont. lower than formerly
And the same observation would apply equally TO
the articles he has not enumerated This tcstirno.
ny Wutcrloo's the cuckoo note, often echoed
OF ''taxng the many for the benefit Of the few
for two thirds G.! our career Il nation, rendered
tributaries to the anufacturers Of Europe. iand
so fur rs it is allowed 10 operate, is calculated to
Ipcrpctuato that tributary stute) whom, unless on
the approach of starvation, not allowed to
furnish with barrel OF flour
The magnitude of the error which ascribcs tho
reduction i'll the price of cotton goods, to tho fall
in the price of the material, is too garing-
and the deductions from it too important in the
production of the disaffccion to the South, not &c
Justify me in devoting some more attention to this
particular point. l invoke the attention of the
a|cr To the following Wow of the subject.
have now before me the Philadelphia Price Cur
rent FOR Sept g, 1923, and find that tho price o
Tennessee and Georgia cotton was l0a1 | cents pei
III. j have also the Price Current of this day
Nov.l2, 1881, in which it appears, that GcorgiJ
| and Tennessee cotton is al Sal0 cents being Il re
dueton in eight years of only about Isl per cent
annex the prices of some domestic articles a
! both pcrols
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have denounced to the Police several thousands oC
persons who have been Jealous in the national
cause. Since. the Sth inst. the day on which it
resumed it's functions, the Police has been con-
siantly employed III making arrests; and in the
first two days of tlo Restoration, upwards of 1000
PERSONS OF all ages and classes were thrown into
prison, and confined with Tic worst OF indicators.
S.nco that period, $50, men, shut up'in ono oil
the courts oEthc prison We've fired upon for nearly
tw" hours ~ succession under prctcncc of rcvol,
Of the nalciacOrs, THOUGH not less than four Fl fins
were coniiHcd on suspicion of political Offences.
they will esteem themselves fortunate if they are
not all seat to Siberia. Poland has sunk into tl,S
tomb Another letter OF the same date says, that
it appears that there is still administrative Pc
lish COMMITTEES organised at Czenstochon, for tho
Palatinae OF Kulish
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FOH EEGN.
From the Bnitimore American IF Yesterday.
VERY LATE FRRM EUROPE.


REJECTION OF THE REFORM BILL. BY
THE HOUSE or LORDS--SU sRENDER OF
THE REMAINDER or THE POLISH ARMY
-ESTABLlSll MENU OE 4 RUSSIAN PRO
VISIONAL GONERNMEET IN POLAND
REJECTION OF THE HEREDITARY PEER
AGE IN FRANCE.
The packet ship Sullv, at Now York from TIa-
vrc brings Paris papers To tho l2th and Havru the
18th October, both inclusive. Our correspondents
OF tho New York Courier and Mercantile Advert
have transmitted us proof slips, from which VIC
mako tho highly interesting extracts which lollow:
Tho most important in orTotiou is tho am
nounccmcut that the Reform Bill was rejected.
sans ceren,onc, III the British House OF Lords at
half past O'Clock on tho morning Of tho Stl oi
October, by majority OF ~. Galgnanjs Paris
Messenger of the 10Th Oct. thus announces the
event. ''The interesting Strumglc in the Br;t;S!.
House of Peers terminated as VIC were Yesterday
enabled, in brief circular to announce To readers
in Paris and its vicinity, in the rejection of the
Reform Bill, by majority of FonrT ONE, 4 rclc.
graph Despatch acquanting Government with this
important event, reached tho Foreign Office ycstcr
day morning and at late hour last night We re-.
c - d by Extraordinary Express from our London
Correspondent abstract of the proceedings in the
Lords down to half past O'Clock on Saturday
morning, when the division took place. Lords
Wynford Eldon, Lyndhurst, Frncrdcn, the Arch
bishop of Canterbury, the Duhc of Gloucester ant
Lords Hardwood and Barham opposed the Bill
which was supported by the Lord Chancellor, Lore
Holland, tho Duke of Sussex, and Lord Has
tngs. Earl Grey replied al great length and in
conclusion declared that he had considered he hnc
only done his duty in proposing n measure that lac
deemed essential TO the tranquility of the country
Tho rejection of the Bill would disscmuat
discomfort and dissatisfaction; but lie woult
not abandon the king long there wa
any chance or hope of his being useful to tin
Sovereign and the country. (Immonsc cheering.
The Bar was then cleared for a division, wkcl
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proper for 90 to Do Tie same by heirs; FIRST 5prtaep.
ng or excluding those productions ,clch they bring
mere IN eomPet"'o" nth oar oTn Of The kind,
selecting next such manufactures as rc take 6ro,,
them an greatest quantity and ,ohck al the same timo
IRE could the soonest furnish TO ourselves or obtain
from other countries; imposing on them duties,
hghler at hrst 6"t hcHrier and heovicr aftcrparas
as other channels IF supply open. Such dutie. Ina.
wing tue effect ofindircct encouragement TO do,nes
tic manufactures of the kind, may induce tho
manufacturer to come himself into these States,
where cheaper subsistence, equal laws, and vent
OF his wares, free o duty may ensure him tho high
est profits from his skill! and industry
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening, 22d inst. by tho Rev John
Kerr ut the residence of Mr.. John Bailey, (Rich
mond Hil,) Mr.. LEWIS GiLtMoR, of this city, to
Mrs DEMARls TAYLOR, of Goochland County
On Tuesday Evening, the 22d instant, at the re
sidence of Mrs. Martha Patteson, in Chesterfield,
by the Kew Philip Courtney, Mr.. Wm. w. WErsE-
GER, to MISS SARAH A. daughter of Mrs. Martha and
the late Jas. A. Pattcson
Where beauty and virtue unto
To form the object of love,
Nothing earthly shall share my delight
The rivals must come from above
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VIRGINIA. At rules noIdrm IN the clerks Office Of
Pow haIdn county cour, from the Sd q the Sin day
of Ocober iCcg.iyP, III the 1881 Henry w. Lock-
EFT, p, against Thomas Mhsr, late Sheriff of
county and such adn'o oi Joseph Wondson, decd,
Jesse Wnohson, Samuel Wondsou, Thomas WoodSon,
Hughes Wondson and Hughes Owen, and Sarah his
wiir. dhs--IN CHANcERY
This day came the plaintiff by Jno. w. Nash, Esq
his Attorney, and the defendants Saml. Woodson,
Thomas Woodson and hughes WOodson, not having
entered their appea and gwen security according
the of Assembly aaH the rules Of this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they not
nha5ian's of this CnmmnTwea the motion Of the
plaintiff, by his said Attorney, ordered, that tbs
said SAMUEL WoGGsCu, Thomas Woodson and Hughes
Woadson, do apPrar here the third Wednesday in
January, 1882, aud Iie ifi Of i!s plaintiff and
give security for pertaining suCiT decree the court
may make herln: aud that copy Of this OrdCr hs
frihwi'h inserted newspaper published IN tho
city Of Richmond fur months sucCe5svey, and that
another copy he POSTED The front door Of the court
house of TN county, for Two successive coWpt Jays.
copy. Tesle, Il. F. GRAVES, ID. G..
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ri OIlCE.-The subscriber having returned
In to Richmo q, intends 10 Garry on business,
as usual, at his former stand. few doors above
the Union Hotel, and hopes TO meet from
generous public, liberal cncourag cement, az he will
devote the whole nt his time to the business; no
pledges himself 10 use every excrtion in his pow
or, TO give satisfaction to those who may favor
him with their custom, in rcp9iring and polish
ing shell combs.
n. Bile will, at all times, give a fir price
for old shell combs. ]. II. PETTUS.
no G-ontf