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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

The paltry attempt to connect letter of Mr..
Gays expressive of his opiaion, that the tariff
ought to be modified with the sitting of the recent
southern humbug at Philadelphia, we have hther-
to deemed beneath notice. If such loter
was shewn to any member Of that meeting, it was
n violation of private confidence, as no man would
more scorn the use of such means than Mr.. Clay.
we think 1T more than probable such letter can
20 found IN Philadelphia. we doubt not Mr.. Clay's
correspondents could furnish them all over the uni
=. We told our sapient brother six months ago
MIR. Clay held and expressed such opinions
,'S.a,y,wialt that worthy brother never reads
what we write, we would advise him, the next time
he pretends to quote Mr.. Clay's language TO give
us really what Mr. Clay said, and not his own con-
illusions as to the effect. We aude to Mr.. Claws
speech, we believe at Cincinnati, quoted sometime
since by the Enquirer. BY this means he would
escape the imputation of wfnlly misstating.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

SSylEs AND CApBAoEs.-One of our subscribers
has Sent 10 office u snake measurng fifteen
'mchcs lie was discovered snugly coiled up in u
cabbage which his domestic preparing for the
table In dividing the cabbage with u knife, she
accidentally cut oil his TAIL and he to save his
head ptecPitatcy quit his quarters and took to tho
open plain of the kitchen foor where nc was soon
after the manner Of tho women folk,
with broom.
lie is u formde looking clap for his size, but
hardly fat enough to have made "a rich gravy, even
II 1t had been his fate to have been boiled to death in
the cauldron. Drawn butter is considered, we be-,
love, much more delicate than adder sauce although
some Indian epicures prefer the latter.
Boston Trnnscrint
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
Runaway in Jail.

~ AS committed to the ioi in Henry coun-
w, va. as a runaway on The 2Slh day Of
May last. negro man, vino says he IS free, and
CO lis himself John Logan he is about 80 wears
old feet y inches high, wears his hair long be-
ioTe-has scar across his let eye brow, has a
peculiar stiffness in us walk, occasioned las ne
says ~ a tel trom horse had on when com.
mlItod t"lhh, Il 0de cloth coat, and copperas CO.
Toured vest ard psntaloons. Of domestic cloth
says be was raised by Charles Salad, of Motto.
way ceurty, and IS acquainted in the counties O,
Prince Edward and Amelia. f3rmerly drove n
Wagon for man named Watson III Prince Ed
waro-n's ilYed IN Georgia and Ill the Deighbor-
borhooj Of Camden, with man named i,nTge
with whom lie left his free papers. The owner
OF sam l.dAs Is requested TO come forward, prove
property, pay charges and tslc him away, else
he viii be disposed d! as the law directs
JAMES NJ, SMITH, Tailor
aug. iO-3m OfHenry county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

"c i"''owlng is the letter of Ju llre Summers,
reicrfed TO III the above proceedings
CHARLESTON, l5tl, Oct. 1881.
Maj. JAMES Dream:
DeHr Sri understand you are presiding i'll a
'ice'lhg OF my fellow citizens of kanawha, assem-
D'ca ior the purpose of appointing delegates to the
baltimore Convention, and | have observed in q
ia'e number OF the Banner, shat at similar meet
ms N -" GOD County, was, with two other gentle
men, ceS'@nftcd To that service. Under those cir
cumstances, deem y due to those whose respect
ana kind feelings have given me place in this
nomination, as well As to my couny-nen now met
FOR IKE purpose and who may be disposed to
cur In the b-rkcrsburg nomination, to apprize
theln that, with all proper Difference and ycsDnct
to the opinions and wishes of my follow ci;iztns,
cannot, consistently with my views of duty, n
gage IN the service proposed.
The situation III which ain placed has ever for
med strong inducement TO avoid, as far as practi
cable. any participation in the political party
measures by which my fellow citizens are often
animated, and frequently divided. This course,
by dclicacy wei! Us duty, think
ongh- not to be departed from the present occa-
.:vr.
Bc pleased to communicate these sentiments TO
the meeting over which you preside, with aseuran-
ccs of the high respect which l entertain both for
you and them. l.. SUMMERS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
Fgsssss2oege4s Sye.aaey 6'oySoge.

The next tesson 6f tiampdcn Sydney College
viii commence Oh the lst November. The OK
penses, for 4ees to Professors, board. room-rent,
and servants ATTENDANCE, FIR the winter session
OF SIX mouths amount to $40 75-for the sum-
mcr session OF four months. S57 25.
The !@cully and the subjects taught are as
foilows:--
|. Chemistry Natural Philosophy, Mem, al and
Moral Philosophy, b JONATHAN P. Cusu-
iNS, President and Professor.
g Mathematics by ,R4E@R McVIccAR, Pro-
ftssor.
B. Ancient and Medcrn Languages, by L..
lllLi.IpAY, Professor.
H. Rhetoric, History, &C., by Rev. GEORGE
EATON.
The aDnua! meeting Of the Trustees, i'll
take place on - ZStn and 2ath ef September.
The new wing OF ths college eGlce VIII be
completed FOR the reception of Students. by the
LIST November. WIN. s. MORTON,
sep 8-w0t Scc'y of the Board of Trustees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

FATAL DUEL.-A letter from Augusta, Ga
states that duel Lad Just taken place between
John Z. lamar, late President oftho Macon Bank,
and Or. Wcodson, physician of Macon. The
parties agreed to fight at Augusta, but were pre-
vented by the benevolent interference of the Au-
gusta Nu'i-DuelIing Society. The meeting, in
consequence, took place at fort Mitchell Wood
son was killed. The difficulty was ola domestic
character. BGtf. Pct.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
CnAnLEsroN. Oct. 90.

ChARLEsroN, Oct. 30.
Tho new and beautiful Steam Packet William
Seabrook, Captain Dubois, came up yesterday in
tine style, in the short run of 70 hours from New
York. letter had been received from the Can
Jam by me mornings mail, in which nc said-"If
the weather is fair next week look out for me from
the Telegraph, at 10 o'clock on "Wednesday morn
ing, the 18TH inst, and think can shew you tho
signal OF the Nm. Scabrook, off the bar"-And
w. ). was to be seen from Chords Observatory
approaching the Bar.
Tins new and elegant Boat is 100 feot along;
%o3 ieet beam; feet inches depth of hold, and
measures 227 tons. Her Engine, 65 horse power.
with heavy copper boilers. Her cabin Is spacious
having ~ births-can accommodate so persons
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

We neglected the other day to notice an attempt
now foot in Petersburg to abolish the Sunday
--ornlng markets. The following pungont article
ON the Inteigencer has recalled the fact to our
remembrance
L If this attempt succeed in Petersburg we shall
-, have 10, combat it at our own doors. There is no
r. end to the expedonts of misguided zealots con-
introl and govern private conduct and the public po
itlIce. The monster is hydra headed How long
has it been since the home mission frowned
down By indignant community We have
restless body of men who continually go
Ting about doing good they think it, with
scheme for this and project for that pious OBJ
4 ject. Now we have been taught to believe that
! the best mode of doing good is to stay at home and
mind ones own business, and that there is a great
deal of truth IN an old maxim, that where each one
takes care of himself, the Lord will take care of
us ali. Certainly it is the duty of all to resist in
terference with liberty of conscience and the free
'lom of action, and let those who do not choose to
20 to market on Sunday, stay away We know
he penalty of our thus speaking, for we have here
tofore experienced it, but are determined not to
ODE gagged as get. We shall not PC out of our way
10 seek opposition, but shall be fearless in exposing
all such attempts at home to govern the community.
[coMmUNIcArED.
CAUIlON-SUNDA4- MARK Els.
Z The Citizens of Petersburg are advised TO be on
Z their guard against certain suspicious parsonage
now lurking about town, under the assumed appel
lation of Public Security Esq; but whose real
name is plain Mr.. ANTI Liberty Of Conscience and
Freedom Of Opinion. 1t is sufficient to saw per-
haps that the designs of this insdious individual
are nimics to rights and privileges as free citi-
zens of a free govornment-hjs object being no.
less than TO abolish Sunday Morning Markets;
thereby dcpriving the working class as we'll as ma
ny other members of the community, of an oppor-
reunity to provide the necessaries of life for their
families that day. Mr.. Hnt- Liberty-of Con-
science and Frecdom-of Opinion alias Anti-Sunday-
Markets, is believed to be a yougcr brother Of tie
late Arthur ANT1-SUNDAY- NJ All Of Cnrringc Dripe
Esq. who, during his lie, attempted to cut figure
at several public places in this country, but who
for his unblushing Impudence and dangerous de-
] signs driven disgraccd from goou soce.
ty, and ended by violence his miserable existence
Tbs younger scion, with less OF the audecity in
his actions, has of the hyPocrilo in his heart
than his departed relative; and will no doubt seize
with ayidity recent event, having no CON
nsction with The subject, to make prosclytcs to his
project.
Let the pubic, enlightened public, be on ihoiT
guard against this intruder. Let the Common
Hall, on whose fIrmncss and independence every
reliance is placed, be on their guard Let every
plain, honest-raiudod man unite in discountenan.
cling project the design Of which is dangerous 10
our political SAFETY and freedom Of action
NO HUMBUG.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
ESHeesMesdnv lg2Ucms,sg, 0cs. 96.

The late NetoS.-As not improbable, the YER
bal information communicated to Capt Fisher of
the Tally-EIo the eve of his sailing, turns out
unfounded. Poland remains as the last news left
her Warsaw belcagured, but with bold 'front.'
Quiet seems to have been restored in the City. We
have selected from the Batmo ore papers every item
of any interest furnished by the Lady Adams
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

Amid our multIfarlous avocations we mad nearly
omitted to give due notice to the last New Novel,
from tho prolific press of the Messrs Harpers Of
New York. Philip Augustus, is worthy Oft the re-
putation of its author, and Mr.. James has been
ranked by some alongside of the Magician of the
North, Sir Walter Scott. We do not however
agree with the author, that it is the best thing he
has written. we should be disposed to give the
preference to Richlieu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

"Stia confusion in the Camp,n saws tho En-.
Iuirer of this morning, meaning in the >Slay party
Ave presume the learned Editor uses this term in
contradistinction to the noisy confusion which has
oxistca SO long at Washington in 4. .Jacksons
ks
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

FIRES IN the country-We informed, that on
Sunday night, the 23d inst, the dwelling house of
Richard Adams, Esq. of Woodstock, Henrico
County, was totally consumed by fire, together
with all his furniture, books, papers, &c. Mr.
Adams, with his family, absent, having been
in this city for the last six weeks. No insurance.
On the same night, in the county of Hanover
VIM. D. Taylor, Esq. fTuylorsvie, had his Barn
burnt-it contained large quantity of wheat
plantation utensils, his carriage, &c.-his loss is
said to be considerable.
IriE conjsctured in both cases, to be tho dabo-
lical work Of incendiarics
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
Ea9Frevs5sy Of .YEes,.,yys,wey.

TE7FE MEDICAL. LECTURES in this Institv
"a ton viii commence on tho last Monday in
October:
Theory and Practice Of Medic.ns-NATHAN
Ell POTTER, NJ. D.
Motcria Icdlca-SA 1IUEB BAKER, MD
Obstetrics, and the Diseases of Women and Chill
dren-RICIIARD w. HAIL, NJ. >.
Institutes OF Physick-MAXWELL Mellow
ELL, n. D.
Surgcry--NATHAN r. SMITH, NJ. D.
Anatomy-THOS. II. WRIGHT. NJ. d.
Chomis:ry-JULUS T. DUCATEL, A. NJ
NATHANIEL POTTER, Dean
Baltimore, Aug. 10, 1881. ul2.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
E0G. VEH--NO. IS

of New York, burnt at The Hercules was
commanded by S. Il. Jones, and sailed from New.
y ork for New-Orcans on tho llth ult. with
cargo of lime, and the 9Th day out, in lat IS IT.
long o9 4S, was discovered 10 be completely ON
hro; fortunately she was fallen in with by the Bro
men brig mentioned above which took off the crew
and passengers. They on board the brig
eleven DAVIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

The Anti Masons of Schenectady have lately put
the following gentlemen in nomination for Coro-
ers Myndert Van (aysiing, WILDER S. Deuel.,
James CaIr, md HdrftaHus Van SLy.E. We pro-
phecy that there will be few suicides that region
The ensuing year. What goose must any man be,
body must come under the supervision of dch an in
quest! 1t would be worse than night attack Of
regiment ofPoics commanded by Col. Ztzlumpfkus-
usl.tsAi. Camden Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
From. the Washington Globe If oct. %.
1,ME PIP ESID1-N,InS HEAIuLI

The friends the President will be gratiicd 10
learn that he has recovered entirely from the at
tack Of fayCr with which nc was visited Prcvi-
ouS!y 20 his illness, hc Suffered occasionally with
head ache. The treatment for the epidemic seems
TO have renovated his health in every respect, and
is now more perfect than it has been Tor several
years.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

The q. s. Gazette says, that letter has been re-
ccigcd which mentions, that Hr. Clay will certain
ly he elected to the Senate of the U. States, and
by majority OF about twoHty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR sALE.-

a VALUABLE ESTATE FOR SALE
~ The subscriber ofi'rs for sale his estate in
the county Of Frederick, called Win Hail.
1t is compact farm OF six hundred acre.; large
portion Oft The cleared laud is in clover and the
whole N n good state OF cul vation. laid off
handsomely into small fields, surrounded by the
best fencing, partly If stone. The improve
ments large dwelling house, containing
gyzzA seven rooms, and all necessary out
fs-sssTssA houses. There is perhaps not q moro
s5ssRH9 pleasant situation in Virginia for n
&9ESaaEfsssssA family residence, tLan White hall,
and the hralthiness Of its situa ion has almost
become proverbial, there having been but one
case of fall fever for the last twenty years.
Should this farm not be disposed of at private
sale before the 2Ist day Of NoUem6or, it will be
offered on thuC dav at auction on The premises,
and if sold, tho stock, consisting Of hortes,
steers, cattle and hogs, bout fur hundred bar
res Of corn, wagons, carts and farming impTe-
ments, will be sold. IN the meantime, sbsut
200 acres Of the land will bc seeded in wheat
and rye The terms Of payment for the land
will DC made known on application to The sub
scTibcr. residing IN Winchester, and both of the
real and personal property on tire day Of sale.
JNO. w. PAGE.
Winchester, Sept. go, 1881 SPIT 3O-wte
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

SrEGIE FINDING ITS LEVEL, says the Albany Dali
ly Advertiser That is against sir millions of dol
lars exported, there has been 1000 sovereigns i'm
ported and all by one house too. We suppose 1000
soveroigns must sound larger than flee thousand
dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
g. e. GRESWOG

o.Tss"gf2Cy az -AIGsSE,
Y7ST iIti1 III future, in addition to the courts
w he now attends, attend the Superior
and Inferior Courts of Richmond County, and
the Superior Courts Of King William, Mat
thews, and Gloucester Counties.
MoNTAouE's, Essex County, Sep. D. 1881
EeD IL M6tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

Fwc At SgA-The ship William Badger,
Thompson, arrived at Portsmouth, n. H., on the
1871 inst Capt. r., when in lat. As 3, long. A.
;oi in with tle Bremen brig Arion, Goeyken from
Havana or Bremen, and took from on board the
- main ana passengers OF the brig hercules,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

TO ii merchant in Boston ramarks-.' 1t Is said
the French Ambassador has ltf the Russian
Court; however, you will probably know more OF
the situation Of TIE Continent than can. 1T
looks suualy.''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

Among tho mui;.a6ous subjects which viii DE-
uaaj me attention of lHo aext Congress we hope
that The Choctaw academy, at the Blue Springs.
superintendent by Col. R.cilafd Vi. Johnson, mem
ter Of Congress, sc. at aa expense Of TWENTY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

,hc district friendly to the cause bo requested to
Ana then the meeting adjourned.
JAS. Dream, Chm.
L. RrFFNER, Sccy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

Ono.-Thc S;tubonyillc Herald of tbo 1g;h in.
slant. goys, that from returns rece,od, If IS bciicy
en- that tho Democratic National Republicans viii
.lvo an increased mainLlY IN tho LcgislntuE..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

The -runtrymcn Of chat distinguished fon Of
Erin, Counsellor Sampson, residing IN Philadelphia
gave hiin public dinner at Congress Hall, in chat
city, yesterday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

Dr.. Phys!c has resignea tAa 2rofeseo~ship o.
A-a,omy in the University Of Pcn7s7' -,.is.- We
understand that Or. Horncr will occupy t.e chair
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27

nc following is the letter of Ju lgo Summons
referred to IN the above proceedings:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-27
COURT OF APPEALS

ocToBER 10th, 1S3l.-'rhe Court of Appeals
met pursuant u adjourament of the last term.
ana after calling ever its docket and setting u
the next day -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30

Mheh ne lndltes his catastrophical spiste to the
l ster Ingham, saying thug: 'o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
ANOTHER LETTER FROM THE .HOxop An, T,
JACK DOWNING. -

,VW LIe IoTttnUd Courier.
r. "AsnrNGToS Cry, May 3Oth 1891
10 me Fortt1nd Courier If it erer gcts there a,oa,
p ~ "le state Of Maine, to be cent to Uncle Jos5a
DEAR UNcGE JOSH, O''' '"'e an" speed.
o mere at last to this great city where they MAKE
ana I'm determined not to leave it till oct GO
Ut such great city after all as Now York fbonj
Hy 40 great deal more business here than fhev d.
tL, oiN cont mean vessel business and trade f,r
e o no end to that i'll New York but in makin5 ~
t eucn Inc and they say It's the most profit HE
ouSl''e's IN the country If man can get held IS =
Re.y gooo once, he can get rich enough in three ~
81, 1nu not to havo to work very hard neither
you "hat uncle, If make out to nv mind bor T
s,ei Ioo pack again one ofthesc days in rather o,s-
,,,iy man "hat came on don't have to foot Il So;
- " s'al YOU and guess poor cousin Sally wont 6s
" SUI nght 10 mend my coat and darn nv sfocL
~ uiSec me coming dressed up like > Iav,vnr
YIN a nne carriage and three or four horsssI ~
~ ISIS ore chaps m Portland that used to 1augb ~
- l ao1 peng Governor, may Srscze at me itbc
nom Keep o't Of my way III ride right over ,e,
''8" P'''iy SUI tnae coming on hcrs-If. = fo. 80;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30
,,,, From the United States Gaz,t,e
TIE HON. LOUIS MLANE.

AND THE BRITISH WEST INDr. TRApp
49,, No. VII.
At the last contest for the choice ne , Pc,
LII, , Oh our commerce with the British colonial
Poi'S became tavorite theme of electioneer,, IT,
~. Inc enemies of Mr.. Adams and Mr. C.I,SS -,
son WIN unmeasurcd oboquy for hauinp last G,s i
was Said) the West India trade "6 ''O' las IL
,sti "I phrase more freely used in party vitupe
words " "'''oh meaning to the
ne unqualified nature Of the invectivo and ,h 49,:
- I1 III winch the charge often repeated m;gIt
- - iou Stranger to believe, that Mr. Adans bsJ
te Ohlted states IN the quiet unrestricted enio,,
iiehI OF some lucrative branch of commerco 81 JJ
nense advantages of which he contriyed - oc III,
pied folly. ~ "'ai'ghty or unoxam-
Stany tnings werc uttered during the warmth r A.
~ :, WhIch nave been tacy Withdrawn or abando
go; us violence subsided but this particular sccn
eat'o on mad been sanctioned by high aptbori,, $50.
inc trends of General Jackson and 90, e4Iong
49, as Glo not at all understand it, there vas tborf
i .io u'nculy IN Keeping up the dclusion and fstr
excite. ' ~ hdo contributed to
~ Vas point Of policy, in the new administration
W l ,n'Ne inc most Of such an opportupitv '''
The instructions prepared for Mr. Mel. =. ,I
n buren, are accordingly calculated manifest; e.
oo'u on the mind of the new President ii -
ce parry OF General Jackson throughout the co,nt ~
~ - eyes the document destined of conr.o
70 De Iald by the newspapers '0u'''
u was obvious that both Mr. Van B,,,.r ,5 ~. ".
p haa' IN the first place, part 70 act toward, m.
S0i"eht. IheH adherence to his fortunes bsd 49,
siuy' ana they could scarcely expect him n b.i;o
p we ulbinterested. It was well known that Wr W.,
Dseh az least Milling TO receive the same an
fcceived from Gen. Jackson And Mr. N,T 80, no"
sons success. Ivy u Oen' Jack
ne "nce'Iy of sush conversion - in
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BIeHt god OF War,
lieutenant General tn tba II

,.--great god of War,
Lieutenant General to the Earl of Mar
ne ndltes his catastrophca spstle to the min.
/ Ster lngham, saying thug: ~
land nothing more be said by me.
till face to face we meetm--
OF suDimlty OF expression; and desperation of mr.
pose what example more awful can be U1oted7 Is -
INTO the middle of next week." the pbraseoog
nave oeen accounted vulgar and undignfed flow han
piiy 100 does this deadly resolution 10 remain tacr
ira Juror bTe1is est! For poetical elegance we no f
Du ono to the abovecited Eonian coupIetand
that may be found in the writings of tho renonsd f.
~ iio'Fi'eo fu-
,, hoe'er these boots shall dare displace
oiust meet Bornbastes, face to face!'
Ne" York Euening Journal.
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w hN iED.-For the remainder of the year.
-, gir OF from IL to rs years Of age toletsbl0
Sepaoie well disposed aud h6ncst-no p6rticuIs1 am.
IIncatton necessary, she would be put TO i fer
or comes lc Service. Enquire az tirs GTse = ''
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FOR LIVERPOOL.
VhT CITY PoINT,)

- UT OITF FoINT,)
45SEN The fine copper fastened and nsvy1, 80.
ryESRkxssS\ Psred Ship TALLY-HO, r. FIsyr1J up
4ZllS mander, to sail about goth july c ION com
49, someiy accommodate several Cabin Pni
sengers If early application be made to tho C.nt; as
board, to JOHN A. wHf c,TTY@PtSin, on
Who offer for sale, board the shin I'll IT.
SOOO sacks very best SALT large size and nny-S,
-, m
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PASSION AND POETRY

Love Is not the only provocative to poesy-men of a.
rhyme in rage and measure metre in t5e nd Usel
inns franc OF mind appeared to be the late SecTetar
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FOR E.VT.

UEt EE E.TT,
~ Sue. me enement at the corner of G and 4,b
~ ,;" formerly occupied by Col Lambsrt.
Nss5E5 winch Is now undergoing a thoron1b -
Ten,t ,, par andwi be ready for the reception ola
oarS i.n zen or twelve daysattached 70 H. are
Jun 29-dtf Ky ~ Io,1,, ....--
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Labourers Wanted

a Wish to hire thirty ablc-bodicd Isbor,o.a r -,
- use OF the Richmond Dock COMPANY E tOr tno
Tor the subscriber at the Dock Office Car 49,
Jun GEO. BOOKEP
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30

is understood that Judge WHITE has not accented
the War Department. The duties are now nerf,,n.G
~ Doctor KsDoLrN late Chief Clork-I6.