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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
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FHTiiE subscriber wishes to sell his Mills in
y the city of Richmond. The Mjll-hou>e is
8O ieet long and 30 feet WIDE four stores hirh.
wlta SIX pair of Burr NJ ii Stones, and al.
me machinery necessary fer manufacturing
Flour. The lot on which the mills arc situated
contains about p acres Of ground on which
there ere also lacga Lumber house. Ccgyer's
shop, end Millcr's house.
Ehe constant and ample supply of water from
the James River canal, on which the property
IS situated, the Convenience of rcceivjnr SVLeaf
from both boats and Wagons. and the peculiar
advantages attending this kind of property IN
the city Of Richmond, in const oucnca of the
extraordinary demand for Richmond Civ NIL
Flour IN the South American markets, render
ihs one OF The mos eligible situations Gor mar
nfaclurIng dJur to be found in yrrInia. Pos
session given on The LIST IT June next
lie also wishes to dispose uf four Brick Tcnc
ments on 9Th street, near the residence OF DE-.
WATSON, and five tene:hents on CRY stree,
In his absence the property VII b. sheyn and
terms made known to any person u..hing o.
purchase, by bis son Richard II Cunningham.
y liberal credit VIII BE- gltcu.
Ed. CUNNINGHAM.
Goochlard Sept !, 1881.
~ The Baltimore Patriot will irscr, the above nr
far as relates to tine Mil twice week. srx times and
send Their biA TO this Office for collection
sept 10 2awf2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
DRYDEN & HUNT.
NEERCETAMM TATr,Ows

NO. 3, Sharp Street, BALTIMORE,
2 p RESPECTFULLY inform their customers in
~ - particular, and friends in general, that
tthey have RECEIVED their fall fashions, and Sc
lecied IRON the late arrivals in the cities of
Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York, verv
general assortment of goods suitable to their
business such as super blue, black and mulber-
~ cioths. In great varieties of shade (of Lon.
don and French manufactured and a very GENE
raj assortment of best super cassimeres dwarf
GUS shadef, and the fashionable check; with a
general assortment of vestngs, of silks, watered
and plain. &c &c.
ID. " H. avail themselves Of the present
opportunity to return their thanks to their
Town ana country friends in general, for the verv
liberal encouragement they have received since
they have been associated in business, ard hope
by strict Gttention TO business, and their mode
rate charges, to merit Continuance of their
favor. no, "a a.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
Ruuc,ys i'm Jail

~ AS committed 10 The i.:. IN Henry couu-
' ' ~, Va. as runaway on she egih day Of
May last. negro man. who says he is free. ,n.
calls bimsef John Logan: he Is aLoa, 80 wears
Old . feet y inches heh, wca1, his hair lrug be-
IoTc-bas scar across his left eve brow, has
peculiar stiffness In his walk occ1sloaos las be-
-ays) By n iall froma horse had ON uirr com
mitca To iaII.a blue cloth coat, and cu1peras &C.
Toured vest ard pautaloous. Of trmrst,a c.p;b--
says he was ro,s,d by Charlie Salad. Of Motto
way couI IT, md is acquainted in be counties O..
Prince Edward and Amelia. formerly drove O.
Wagon for man naUed Watson, ~ Prince III.
ward-bas bed IN Georgia, and iu zinc naighaot.
Dorh"od OF Camden. with a E,au uomrd Burve
with whom ha left his free papers. The owTs,
OF said SLAVE is raqIsstcd 10 come forward. prove
property, pay charges and lake hm away, els,
he wi. be disposcd OF a. The law directs
JAMES NJ. SMTJ Jall,r
aug. 10 --3m GTft.u5y r3un.s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
ACC0EE9gDHsAT6ON SYA&E
sRaGH aSO Wight T5-egs,eEESpso-

EMtE9s -| The subscriber is induced
p from the repeated and fiatter-
49, gs-TS- 80 ing invitation given him, to
run an accommodation four
9orSo coach from charlottesville to Louisa Court
House so as to intersect his present line rlnninp
from Richmond to Orange Court House; by which
connexlon q direct line of four horse Post Coach.
es will be made to Richmond twice week from
Charlottesville, all day travelling. The distance
from charlottesville to Richmond is about eighty
four miles by this line.
Leave Charlottesville Sundays and "Wednesday va
at5 O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Richmond on
Mondays and Thursdays, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ
Leave Richmond on Wednesdays and SUNDAYS
at o'clock, A. NJ and arrive at Charlottesville
on Mondays and Thursdays by noon
Stage fare through SIS; intermediate distances
Z cents per mile. Baggage at the risk OF
the owners. The public are assured, that
none other than the best horses and dri-
vers' of unquesionablo capacity will be
permitted in his service--My stage Office at this
time in Richmond, is kept at the Washington Hotel
Alter the first day of October, my office will be re
moved t" the bell tavern JOHN ID PRICE.
oc S-19t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
BOOTS .g.NEa &EHnNS
LMsy5eS' EDvcSs-e FEegk5ssg,,

M II. GILL, respectfully informs her
I'VE. friends, and the citizens generally,
tnat she has established herself on Gov
trnor street, five doors above the Post
once IN the house over Bnflrd 81 Porters
ware Room, where she is prepared to execute
orders in LADIES' RESS-MAKING. in the
best manner, and according to he latest and
most approved patterns. She will use eycrv
effort to give satisfaction to those WHO NAV "a
vor her with their patronage oc 7-w6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
IN CHANCERY-ln Amelia County Court

N CHANCERI-ln Amelia County Cont.
a September 22d, 1881: Tilgbman +. Jetei
admir-. Of Elizabeth Hannah, decd and hc,r
OF his late wife Sally .Iater. Sally Thurston.
WIN E. Ellington, IN right of his wife. Nancy
former widow and admX Of Joseph Motley. Jr
decd Joel b. Motley, john G. Motley, George
r Motley, Nathaniel NJ. Motley, William t.
Eanes, in right Of his wife Mary W. formerly
Mary w. Motley, IN then proper persons and
Beisey Ann Motley, an infant VINO sues by VIM
II. Eanes, her guardian I'd item, which said
Joel, John, George, Nathaniel Mary and Bcfsv
are children OF said Joseph Motley, deed. and
whichsaid Sally Tbufslon and Jotcph Motley,
dec were Children C JIG! Motiev, srnr deed.
against CumpftS.
Alexander 3. WalthaIl, admir- de bonis non
OF Joel Motley, sr decd. and also admir- of Pas
chal Motley, decd. Nathaniel NJ. Metlev. sr.
Thomas Motley, Paschal Motley, - Brom-
well and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Motley,
- Hight and Martha his wife, formerly Nit
ley, Sylvia Motley, WIDOW of John Motley, decd,
IN their proper persons, and Mary Morley, IN.
Motley, and Games Motley, infants by Thomas
w. Webster guodian ad Item, which said Tho
mas, Paschal, Elizabeth, Martha, Mary, Wilt
am d James, children Of John Motley, dec ;
and which said John and also the said Paschal
Motley, deed, and the said Nathaniel NJ Motlev
sr were children of tho said Joel Motley. sr
decd. JeGenG,,1ts
This day came the compliments by their a
torhcy, ana Ged theIr O!t against the def n
danis land on their motion. 'Ih mas w, Webster
IS appointed special guardian 10 the infant de-
f;ndans, William, Mary and James Motley
and he defendants Nathaniel NJ. Motley, senr.
Thomss Motley Paschal Motley, - Brum-
well, and Ei"pbrth his wire, - Hight and
Martha bis WIFE SYLVIA Motley, William Mot
ley, Mary Motley, and james Motley, not hav
ing entered the T appearance and given security
according TO The Ect of Assembly, and The rules
Of this Court. and 1t appearing to ,ho satrsuc.
b ton ot t..e Court, that they are not nhabians
/ Of this Commonwealth J. Is ordered, that the
sold defendants do appear here on the fourth
/ Thursday ~ December Drxt and answer the
bill Of the compliments. and that a copy Of tbr,
order &c forthwith inserted in some newspaper
/ Published IL the Cry Of Richmond, for two
! months sucecssvcly, and iostcd at The front
! door Of he Courthouse of th,s county.
! 4 Copy Tcs'e
/ 81 JOHN u. LEIGH, c. Acc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
Ta!ua5l1 Rsal Estate fo,. Sale

b VIE snbscriber offers, at private sale. n.
""fch E3tatc, containing AYe hgnd.sd
qnd eighty-fvo acres of tie v-ry b James
hlVer Jahd, aud iuferiCr 10 10 estate OF It's size
Oh the fiver, % fur - his observation has OK.
tended About one Ghird Of The estate is IN
woods, and the balance open land. The ;;n-
provemenls consist Of c0n.fortaJlc dwelling
mouse, Kitchen, smoke house, &c. SIDES a very
spacious grancry, several large dorb,r tobacco
OSi"S' cf'OOS, negro quarters, &c. Sho;.id the
aoc'S 'cGy valuable estate not be sold privately
oV'",e 'hc 4th day Of January next (NVedncs-
"'y,; W'ii on that day BE offered al public sale
III "'S"eS' bidder, ona credit NJ one. two.
an" ,"'te years, aid soon as the land is dis
poseu o. the stock OF all kinds, plantation
u'ens'is. &C. Will be sold, together with the
.i'ES vi corn, fodder, oats, Sc. on a credit of
we've months for all sums Of ten dollars and
UPWARDS, under that amount cash Persons
WISHING TO purchase, will be shewn the land by
"y "an1ger Mr.. Lcwellyn, residing on the es
tate' or they can apply To the subscrib, for INV
information which may be desired concrrn;,,,
me premises. The purchaser viii he r.nnires
~ give satisfactory security, with deed IN trust
VII tue iand, 10 secure the PAYMENT II thp
s'"'e i'ne and place, will DE nired Tor The eusu
n,S year between twenty and thirty very yaln-
,o'c young negroes, belonging to the estate of
N'po'c"n - AlaGrudcr. The above sale and
"iring Will be contEueo ffom day to dav t,ll the
whole Is completed
- EDWARD o, GOODWIN.
n. - There will be at least two hundred
an" my bushels OF wheat seeded this fall On
The estate. "
~ The Editors OF the Enquirer and Who
ana Char lttcsve Advocate, will please puh-
i'sh the above r'otice twice Il week III their pa
pelS' th me day of sale, and forward their
mCut. Il ~ &
oct 3-eawtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
E2aesNkp &chnna

IVA no. ANNA MEAD'S School for the in
t. struc'lon OF young ladies' in the higher
branches of education, To include d,.o,,;,o nj,
De re-ope"ed on MONDAY. the Sd OF Oe;ober r.
AZ her rooms, in the rear IF the residence of he
me mr. S' Stetson, corner Of III and I4th
streets Mrs. NJ. proposes to Limit her number
OF pupils to fifteen. BY devotiug her whole time
20 20, 80 SIhah number, she hopes to be able to
moral culture, which would moi he in hor no,,,a-
II her school was larger. For particulars. app-
cation may be made to her at the DWELLING nt
hef brother, the Rev. VIM. ]. Armstrong.
Sc cows
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
kK.RK2 ID E49FE9 II

D OBERT JOHNSTON & SON, at the
I-S, sign Of tie Cross Cut Saw, have received
their usual supply Of Hardware Cutlery, SAD
dlery, &c &c. amongst which are. con prte
sets Of Glacksmtbs', Carpenters and Shoe Ma
kers' Tools, likewise Cabinet VI kors Tools. and
mounting Of every dcscrip; n. They have also
every article necessary for house keeping
Tenders, Andirons. Shovcls, longs and pokcrs
Copper and Ion Coal Scuttles. Plntc-8nskefs
banthcrns, Ivory. Ebony. Huhalo aud Book
Handle Knives ana Forks, III sets or by the
d. zen, Surveyors Compasscs AID Instruments
Thermomotcrs, Spirit Levels, Looking Glasses
&c. &C.
Baltimore WinIow Glass, Of all sizes, deljv-
cred here. at factory pricoe &C 1O-no #
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
.V0ssis ESSesassc6as. Estate

E VIE Subscriber offers, at private sale. also.
Nofth Blenhelm Estate. 1.-THE former resi-
dence OF t e late Col. games MCnroe1 in the
C"unty OF marle.-This Estate, contains
nine hundred and seven acres, by recent sur
Vey, and Will be divided, Of dcslred) into two
DIVISIONS, TO suit purchasers with at least one
hundred aud nifty acres of wood land attached
10 each DIVISION, and with improvements on each.
he improvements on the. Estate are extensive
ana valuable, and the land well ada pted to the
culture al wheat, tobacco, and corn, and might
oe improved to almost any extent BY he clover
ana plaster system, to wh,ah, it Is admirably
"u"Pteu-thr sol! Is q ch red loan such rs
distinguishes our best mountain lands, AID lies
Wen Tor cultivation, and its local advantages of
climate, wafer, society, navigation &c. ronder
II interior to 10 Estate, IN the immediate he I'll
bourhood OF Charlottesville, ard the IJuivpr43iy
Should the above very valuable Estate. not be
previously disposed OF, privately, and of winch.
u,ie notice VIII be given, it VIII be offered on
me Pfelllses, 1t pubic sale. to the highest bid
der, on The 5th day of December next, or
credit Of one, " o, and three years: satisfactory
security, and deed IN trust on the land. will be
required, to secure The PAYMENTS and Should
the above sale Of the land, be effected the crops
oil corn fodder, &c, with The stucl; Of all kinds
toStthcr VIII The plantation utensils, will be
sod, on credit or twelve months on all sums
OF ten dollars and upwards, and under tina,
amount, cash In the tI enl OF selling this Els
rate, The sale OF the other Estate, Will not a Ike
pace, as IN the sale of The one, the subscriber
can make such arrangements, as will discharge
the amount required on he other, W here ne Will
remove to reside, on or before The first day of
January next, when possession Will be rivcn
Persons disposed to purchase either the whole,
or halt the Estate, VIII d rect their letters IT,
the subscriber, residing on the premises, or can
visit him in person
EDWARD o. GOODWIN.
NoRTr BLENnEIM, Sept. 90, 1881
&C 4-2aw Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
SgeVassD 0eyg aeegegsA:ey
PLEASURE EXCURSION.

PLEASURE EXCURSION
n Vie Ladies and Gentlemen Of Richmond and
n Petersburg, are respectfully Informed that the
Steamboat SANDUSKY, will make pleasure trim
to Old Point Comfort, Norfolk and Gosport NAVY
ard, on Friday next, the 2lst inst leaving Rich
mond at 3 a NJ. and returning the following day
Every cXcrtIon will be made render it a pleasant
excursion. a first Band Will be procured
A. CARPENTER, Captain.
N. g. Tickets for the excursion, leaving Rich
mond, and returning with the Boat, So. Passcn-
gers to and fro at tue usual fare Tickets to be had
on board the Scat, at the Eagle and Union Ho
tells, Richmond; Powclls and French's Hotels Pc
tcrshurg. oc lS-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

NE RS. SHEFFEY, intends To cnen a Sem
I'VE mary for the education Of Young Ladies
N her Own house, in Stauntol. The FIRST sessi-
on wiz commence on the i;rst day of Nrvea. Der
and continue five months. Al the branches
usually taught IN the best Schools will be ?,tepd
ed to In her Seminary. She has engaged teach.
era OF great experience and well-tCsted ability
IN every department of learning. 1t is believ-
ed that her School will combine as many advan
tages as any Female institution in the State
Her residence Is peculiarly favorable for the
purposes CT school; it is re;no KATY elevated
and healthy, sufficiently remote from the no;s:
and hustle OF town, and has an extensive and
beautiful lawn, we'll adorted for tie I:i-gosc of
recreation and exercise.
In offering her services 20 her friends and TIE
public, IN this Important aud responsible employ
ineni, Mrs. SHEFFEY pledges herself TO watch
with maternal Tenderness and vigilance, the de
pertinent of those committed 70 her Care and TO
pursue giih diligence every measure calculated
to promote their morBl as well as intellectual I'M
provemCnt.
She viii receive 10 or - Young Ladies into
her family as boardcrs. Board can also be had
on good terms in some ofthe most respectab,e
families in town. For further particulars ea-
gnire of Mrs. Sheffty Ill. j. Warrington
Smith.
Stanton, Va. Sept. 25, 1881 spt 23-c9t
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Economy IN Dress, or 2o per cent savsd
ROBIH. aSyg gENg,
,E'AEEA6hEs &c

Opposite M old Market, Main Street, Richmond.
EGS leave respectfully to return lis
G1 sincere thanks to the ladies' and gentlemen
OF Richmond, Manchester. and their vicinuies.
tor the very liberal encouragement he has met
with since his c"mnencen.eGt in business, and
assures them that netting shall be wanting on
his part to merit continuance of their s;igDoyt.
X. l.. soIicIts ! from the public gene
rally, as Ii!ey will ff,o is prices full % per
cent lower than any dttes establishment: in
Richmond, whilst his cut 24d W., s. aanstip is
second to none in the State!
X. Fl. would also solicit cal from The Mil
itary Gentlemen Of the city and. country, %
Xamine his style of makin:: unitorm...ats.
X. ii particularly sr.cils the attention Of the
ladies' to an inspection IL his Riding laolts,
as beng something very superior =.
Country merchants supplied on the shortest
nottce-say u suit OF clothes made complete in
ten hours. sent 25--aoIlt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
COMMUNICATIONS.

HNiiE Steam Boat GENERAL Jackson n SUI
n perior bui. Bot, copper fastened and
cope ca with a splendid iotc pressure engine
and first rate Jci'er Will o. fit ed out IN
lie very hes manner, and wdl draw less than
+ fect wa7er, Is intended a IA regular Steam
Faeket TO oly between Norfolk and Richmond,
ana on tar calculation viii 60 through ~ to
10 hours; size viii be on the line by the 18th to
2Oih October. q. WEEKS.
" The Richmond and Petersburg papers
will please insert the above communications
oct T.. w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

a uEL ID: RAWLlNS havlng located
~ hmselfin Norfolk for the lurpose of ran
acting Commission Business, offers his seryi.
ces to those iEat may think proper to conide the
mana cement OF any business to his care. He
has taken the house lately occupied by Mr.. Jno.
Is. Roy, next door to MI John NJ Armistead's
on Vile Water street oct IO-2aw6ls
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Loan Of 1hrty.fre Thousand Dollars.
D pursuance of Ordinance of the City of
s. Richmond passed 18th Sept. 1881, shall. offer
for sale at the Merchants Coffee House, 10 the
highest bidder on Monday, 9th October next at
u o'clock Ihrty:fre Thousand Dollars of City
Stock, bearing an interest of FIVE per cent. paya
bic quarterly at the Chamberlain's Office. ard re-
deemabe on the LIST of January, 1850 No portion
ct the Stock will be sold for less than par II or any
Did received tor smaller SUN than five hundred
dollars or ! fractional part of that sum
WIN. ?. SHEPPARD, ChansIericia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
NOTICE

~ MA Quarter master oi the Sth brigade, " NJ
RI will be IN Jerusulern or Thursday, 9th inst
Tor the purpose OF taking in the certificates iyen
10y nun TO different individuals for provisions, SC
furnished the troops stationed at that nInco dnr;n,
the late disturbances in Southampton The hold,
erS oil sand certificates, therefore, desired to
present them at that time for payment
FRANCES L. RI"ES, q. NJ. sth b. v. NJ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
.Ee.ssesfe Yeacsse,: VyI,,,ce1

rs VIE subscriber, residing in the county Of
III henrico, wishes 20 employ, for the easu
ing year, Female Teacher, and to reside il
her family. Satisfactory testimonials. to SHOW
the qualifications of the applicants to teach
accurately reading, writing, arithmetic, peonra-
ply, and the use and application Of globes and
maps will he required. For further particulars
enquire of MessIs. Workman u McGrudpr IL
the city Of Richmond
MARY q. c. SHEPPARD.
oct i7-2,w1 4, lawtfc
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WILLIAM ALLEN
NIERCEgANT TRTL OR

Opposite tfsc a.. States kPaisg:.
IA ANING just returned FROM the NurihcrIr
Ne Cities, with bis FALL. GOODS, compr.
sing general assortment Of Cloths. CGsimeres
and Vestings- also, variety of Fancy Articles,
Tor gentlemen's wear, viz: CtGvats S ocks.
Gloves, Suspenders. Hosiery, Pocket HandIcr-
chiefs, SnIit Eosoms, Shir; Collars, &c, &c.
respectfully invites lie attention nf his patrons
and the public, to call, and examine them.
sep 23-d2t eC1w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
NOTICE..

Sc RS NELSON'S Boarding Establishment be-
1fA ing completed, by the addition OF large and
airy building, she is prepared to ACCOMMODATE rem
tiemen and their families, or gentlemen ladies',
with board, by tho week, month or any longer
period Visitors TO the City will find the situation
pleasant und healthy; within hundred yards OF
the Capitol Square, and commanding most beau
tiu prospect: excellent beds, and the best fare the
market Will afford a number of the members of
the ensuing Legislature can be accommodated.
oct 6--cSt law5w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
6Iosarn aFHlrE.Sn,o.

q MOS r. CARTER s. GEORGE CARTEL
Ia. ms hrothcr,( having entered into Co-Pa1
ncrshiP will continue tho above business. under =
Firm OF G. q A. r. Carter, at that extensive n,
well kn '"n establishment, formerly owned bv c.
ter, Mitchell g Go. nearly opposite n. brakes +
gle tavern in Broad st. Newark, y j.; and h,
ing en?ioycd first rate workmen, at all the diff
ent branches, and procured the best Of mater,
they intend to devote their time and talents TO
construction Of all kinds of CoGc5es end Dlcas,
Cl'ylG"rS, which may be ordered from any mari
TIE Z .stltes Having cstabh-hod agencies at
ofN' Ih..adcIphia, and all the principal cities
towns Of the Southern States, together viii -,
local advantages in their possession, they will
enabled 90 furnish work Of as good quality and
a. tayorab.c terms any other establishment
tGc kind, in this country.
oc 3--Gin c. & p C,&D-r1,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
NO YEgE-

Il StE snbsc rlLers having located themselves
x III this place, for the purpose of transactina
= Commission business IN country produce, beg
leave to tender their services TO their friends and
the public generally.
They will also Uttand 10 the receiving and
forw ardlng goods.
spt23-2awYt READ g. MACMURnO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
" ANOTHER MAMMOTH LOTTERY! IN
ALI Prizes and mO BLANKS!

NAJ EW YORK CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY.
q Class No. IL, will be drawn in the City of
New Yorl. on Wednesday, the 10th day of No
vember, "l83l.-66 No. Lottery-8 Drawn Ballots.
Every Ticket in this Class will he Prize. Those
Tickets having of the drawn numbers will be
entitled to SS4-those having one drawn number are
entitled as usual to $40. This is a fine schsrno
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
"A GAB2 Ep.
10000 Dollars north of Dry Goods, ut an

10000 Dollars north of Dry Goods, at qnc unaer
prime cost -! ;
SJA q D. KYLE q co. having determined
Nv to change their present business, will
thS gay commence selling their entire stock of dry
goods at and under prime cost Within the last
five weeks they have received fresh imported fri
goods to an amount exceeding 100000, which,
with their former weekly supplies renders the as.
sortrncnt very desirable. In order TO make spec
dy close they Will offer such inducements to coun-
try merchants as cannot fail to meet entire ap.
probation.
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