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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

admitted by Mr.. Webster the floor of the Senate.
Lot hear his practical doctrines. aud compare
them with those of Mr.. Calhoun. Hero they uro
in his own words
Erfract from the Richmond Enquirer, of Nou. I.
"Thc proprety Of secession ought to be the last
extremity DO thought of; and il rendered noces-
rary by tho extent of their opprcssions the Satos
Race a right 10 Secede." e ''Whcn this system of
abuse, in which the South Meier ca,. acgu;cscc, is
likely to 20 and be fastened permanently on our
nccks, that wo to decide whether we are TO shake
hands with our brethren and part with them; or
whether dre to remain :" hewers of wood and
drawers of water" Let the manufacturers and
politicians Of the east think of these thiugs-for Il
passive submission to such system is not to be
thought OF by an oppressed people"
Now let the reader compare Mr. Ritchic's NULLi-
fIcATIoN with the following:
Extract from the exposition Of the Vice President.
"No ono would more sincerely rejoice than my
self, to the remedy applied from tho quarter
where it could DO most easily and regularly done.
IT is the only way by which those who think that it is
the only quarter from which it can consitutionaly
como can possibly sustain their opinion. To omit
tho application by the General Government, would
compel cvon them to admit the truth of the oppo-
site opinion; or force them to abandon political
system in despair; while on the other hand all their
enlightened and patriotic opponents would rejoice
ut suck evidence of moderation and wisdom on the
part of the General Government, would super
sede resort to what they believe to be the higher
powers of political system, as indicating a
Feunder state of public sentiment than has
heretofore existed in any country, and thus afford
ang the highest possible of the perpetual
eien of our glorious institutions to the latest gene
fations."
1t is truo Mr.. Richie tells us it is only in the last
resort when other peaceablc expcdcnts fail, that
disunion will be resorted to by the South; but it is
only when the OWL arrives at the point that
Mr. Calhoun refers TO the reserved rights of the
States, for the power to suspend the operation of
the unconstitutional (palpably SOY law, and thereby
Int,
between the two theories striking. Where all
BIZ. Rtchie's remedies have failed, and he is ready
to scatter the Union to tho winds, the Vice Pres-
dent proposes suspension of the unconstitutional
law, and thereby gives the friends of the country
last opportunity of effectng compromise and pro-
serving tho Union.
When the theory and practice of the editor of
the Enquirer arc compared with those of the Vice
President, there can be little difficulty in deciding
which are the better calculated to promote the har
mony of the country-which more congenial to
Abe spirit of our institutions-which breathe the
purer spirit Of patriotism vIRGINIENSIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
Green Spring Land for Sale


EsY virtue of the authority vested in me, BY
the viii of William Norris deed, will be
sold 10 tic highest bidder, at the late residence
Uf the said William Morris. in the county Of
Louisa, near tho Green Springs. on the oath
November next, flair, if net the next fair day.
tract OF Land, of about 1900 acres, being
part OF the land on which William Morris resi-
dcd, large portion of which is land Of superior
quality, and would make Il most desirable resi-
dence. The land will be divided to suit purcha
sers. Those disposed 10 purchase, are invited
TO view the land before the day of sale, which
VIII be shown them either by my brother, Joseph
w. Morris, or by Mr.. Baughan, the Ovcrseer,
residing on the place.
at the same time and place, will be sod all
the stock of horses. COWS, sheep and hogs,
plantation utensils, household and kitchen fur
EIture, the crop Of corn, fodder, &c.
On The third Monday in December next, at
Goochlond Court House, | shall sell tn the
highest bidder. tract Of Land lying IN G0ocf~
land county, called $ uthulls, containing 40
acres, adjoining Ike lands of Stephen Woodson
and others.
Terms-The lands wiz lie sold on a credit of
one, two, aud three years, the purchasers giving
pond with approved security, and deed of trust
o" the lana, 20 secure the payments Us they fal!
duc:-For the personal property. credit OF
'welve months will be given for all sums over
$50, the purchaser giving bond with approved
security; fer all sums Of $50 and under, cash
VIII be required
JNO. MORRIS, Ex'or of
William Morris, decd.
u The Charlottesville Advocate is REQUEST
ed to lnsert thm above, once week till day Of
sale, and send the account to tEis Office for col
lectlon. oct 9-Iawtds C.
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a GAEgEs

10000 Doll0rs 'corth IF Dry GooGs, at oaU Updcr
prime cast
az s. d. KYLE & co. having determined
2 y TO change their present business, will
this day commence selling their eutire stock Of dry
gO0dS al and under prime cost. Within the last
five weeks they nave received frcgh imperfect fali
goods to amount exceeding S3O0J0, which,
with their former weekly supplies, renders the as
sortmcnt very desirable. In order TO make a spec
dy close they will offer such Inducements to cOuu-
try merchants, cannot fail u rssat entire APP
probation.
Oft
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
EYE, RoE.Ee&.

FHVH Il subscriber having commenced pruning
d his Vineyard, will have for eale from this
time, until the first of April cuttings from hume
rous selection of the most choice Foreign Grape
Vines, (bo,h for wine and table use Upwards
OF twenty species nf which appear to be- ADM
rably adapted to this soil and climate, are lhri-
wing extremely well, and bid fair 10 become an
exceedingly profitable culture. He will have
for sale few vines with roots OF one years
growth.
The vines or cuttings shall be labelled and
packed IN boxes, in such q manner as TO ensure
their safety. and sent to New Market on the
James River or to Lynchburg, where they may
be forwarded To any part OF This, or the adj DIN
ing States with very httlc expense, and the ut
most care shall be taken 10 have them forwarded
as directed'-He pledges himself when the
selection is left to him to forward none but of
such kinds rs thrive we'll IN his own vineyard
The cuttings he will sell at twenty dollars the
thousand, or three dollars Tie hundred, and the
vines with rcnts at ten dollars the hundred. D-
rcctions for planting. sc. shall be sent with the
vines.
Orders and communications on the subject to
be directed to Tyc River Mills, Post Office Mel
son County, Virginia, where they Will receive
immediate att ntl.n.-A catalogue OF lis vines
may be had on application.
nov 7-law6t II. BUSHNELL.
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LYnchburg 81 New River
RAIL. ROAD COMPANY

DUBi4IC notice is hereby given, that books
the Lynchburg and NV River Rail Road
Compeny VIII be opened at The Merchants
CofI@c-HoUse, in the city OF Richmond, on
Tuesdey, The 18th inst at , O'Clock of that
day, and iha, the same will be kept open for
thirty days thereafter, from IL o'clock to Q
oclocl; of each day.
no 4--36t THE COMMISSIONERS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

IA y wish To purchase ono Lunjrcd Slaves o.
' both sG1es, from twelve to twenty-five Years
Of arc. Any person wishing to dispose Of their
slaves, would do veil 70 give Us p call, o. We
wlli a. at ali tunes. pay the highest market p,icc,
We can at a3t tHaes, re found at our residence.
near the Old Market. end adjoining Seahrnaa's
WarcLo, discrimination addressed to rs.
At thIs place.. will meet prompt attention.
4 G. BALLARD s.. co.
no % IvdGsc
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DISSOLUTION.

FEVHE Co-Partnership in the Coach Making E}u-
Il ness, heretofore existing between the subscr-
bcrs, under the Firm Of Carter, Mitchell * Co.,
dissolved by mutual consent, the 26th day
of July last, and all accounts in relation to the
firm, arc to be settled by Amos X. Carter
AMOS Il. CARTER.
q MES mitchell
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
E'sggssx5Ee Esseyge Eos. ,Sssye.

>s~HN~rSDO E8DaNNeS w FyeNSCs
FMSHE Subscriber rilers ivr sale the Farm
4 whercon he resld - called Western View,
on Mountain Run, CuIpepcr County, within
three miles ofthc Court house, beautiful and
furnishing little village, and thirty three of
ericksburg-conairing six hundred and
three acres Tho buildings Of every description
are good and amply sufficient fer the accrnmo,
da'ion o;a large iami'y.-The house is situated
on an em'ncn nee, and commands beautiful Eastern
and Western prospcc's.-Thc sol! is COED and
IN rinld stale ofimr. rvcment.-'rhe neiglibor
i'ood IS equal to any in Virginia. For sale also,
Tract Of SIX hundred and fifty acres within
TWO miles cf the above, and on the rcd land in
CulpcPer. SAML. SLAUGHTER.
+. 5 For further particulars Inquire of poct.
VI Z. Back, a. = .iinnn Arsenal nov 2l-tf
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AUCTIONS.
Egg Esnressl,O,.s, .gIgem q. Go.

READY MADE CLOTHING, nc.
TOMORROW, Dec. ed, at 10 o'clock, o.
our auction rooms, large lot Of ready MAIDS
clothing, blankets, lion skin, &c, &c.
800 silk velvet, Valencia, cloth and cassinet
vests, some superfine
800 pair cloth, satt;nett, and lustring panta--
looms, some superfine cloth
so shirts
100 round jackets
90 super camiet cloaks, some very fine
pieces lion skin
Green baze
lO-4, Nd, 1874 and 1874 rose blankets
and point blankets
Suspenders, cloak clasps, buttons, etc.
NC ID. A. u Co. Aucts.
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mIEC UnQMs SEE.

az ILL be sod ut public Auc ion, to tie
y highest bidder, Monday the I2ih
day of December next. at Lebanon, the former
residence of Henry y. Christian, decd, OF
Charles City, IT fair, If not. the first fair day
thereafter, the stock OF horses, cattle, sheep
and logs, household ard kitchen furniture.
plantation utensils, and crop of corn, fodder.
oats, peas, &c. belonging to the decodents
estate.
TERMS OF SALE -Far III sums exceed
ing ten dollars, nine months credit viii be given.
with interest from the day OF sale. which will
be RENTED if puuctvally paii and GoT al suns
Of ten dollars and under, cash viii be required
Of the purchasers. An persons having cIalms
against the estate, are desired to present them
for settlement and e,l those indebted arc re
queslcd TO settle tie same.
EDMUND CuRlSTiAN, Evocr,ors
WILLIAM =. WALKFR. ''Neo"'o'S'
1l--1av Ids
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DIED

AT the residence of the Hon. Robert S. Rose,
near Geneva, New York, Captain ALEXANDER
FoNTAINE ROSE, of Stafford county, Virginia.
Virginia has lost in him upright brave and pat
riotlc citizen, prompt to her in the field as
IN less arduous stations; large circle of friends
and relatives, man most highly valued. Capt.
Rose was formerly Captain in the regular service,
and was member of the Convention of Virginia
from the District of the Northern Neck.
The singular mortality among those who were
&, elected to and served that Convention, has
struck all who have reflected upon it. Dr.. Calvin
H. Read, Ellison Currie, John Macrae, Calohill
Mennis, VIM. b. Giles, VIM. II. Fitzhugh, Alfred
Ii. Powell, James Monroe Richard Morris, Samuel
Clayton, Fleming Bates, and Alexander +. Rose,
have all fallen in the space of little than two
years, ~ all except Messrs. Monroe and Giles in the
prime of life. Of these, Messrs. Read and Curric
died before they took their seats. Verify the sur
vivors have some cause for odd feelings.
This morning, HANNAH, wife of Mr.. William
Smyth. The friends of tho family, respectful
ly invited to attend her funeral, Tomorrow after
moon, at half past 2 o'clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
I1O MAS w. GILMFR,
Agent for successors Of Loyal Company

UlRGlNlA:-At rules holden clerks OtiIGt of
PowhaIan county couu, from the Sd .e.8tj, G7y
of October Inclusive IA the year 1881, Henry ~. Lock
cit, pf, against Thones her, lae Sheriff owhalan
county, and as such adnor of Joseph Wooison decd,
Jesse Noodson, Sam; ell Woodson, Thomas Woudsom
Hughes Woodsou, AID Hughes Owen, and Salah his
wife, dfts-iN CHANcERY
TINS day came the plaintiff by Jno. w. Nash, Esq
his Attorney, and tie defendants Saml. Woodson,
Thomas Enodson. aud Hughes Woodson, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
the of Assembly aad line rules Of this court aud
appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this commemorative: tie motion
plaintiff, ny his said Attorney, ordered that the
said Samuel WoOdson. Thomas Woodson and Hughes
WoodsOn do appear here the third Wednesday in
January, 1882, and the bill of ghs plaintiff and
give security fer performing such decree the
may make herein: and that copy Of this order he
forthwith inserted in newspaper published the
city of Richmond for months s,iccessivcy, and that
another copy be losted front door of court
house Of this county, for two successive court Jays.
4 copy. Tese, X. Il. GRAVES D. c.
89-iawSt2
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- a.
SrArLE ARTICLES.
TobuccO, leaf
fine, l0Olb. as
good, 3 at
fair, i u ,
refused, y Il 81
c,anm Jactured-
LIST qualcavsndish, lb2Ja Il
smalltwist, no. /, Ilal3
40. 3alO
Flour, city mills, $50 as
county, 4 874n5
Wheat, re;i 81 Z, white I Il
Corn, bush, 80 a 81
Cool, best for shipping, iaa2C
inferior, IL Il 10
Cotton, 8 d 81
VARIOUS OTTER ARTICLES.
BceStcdT, best, 10 4 ~
Butter, l2al7
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 50
Bacon, 7la10
Cheese, 7aS
Ca'uiies, ,allow, mould, I3l
sperm. 30
Co8ee, w. /. green, 12aI34
Rio, I2AaI3
Java, white, u! Il ISL
ordinary qualities, III
Chocolate, no. !, 10 Il 10
CoPperaS, Id. d as
Fish, behring's, no. /, S5I
shad, no. J., 5Aa53
mackerei, no. /, 5 10
do. 10. 2, D
do. 10. 3, 81
Fru't--raisins, bunch, box, SO
muscatel, 2 25
Feathers, live geese, good, 33
Glass, window ,sxl0, SO feet,
2 Is 10x12, do. 3
Ganpo,0der, Dupont's, 5 50
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer, ton, 100 a 40
Hides, Sp'h, sm-dricd, I6als
sailed, Rails
iadgo, Sp'hilotant, lbl2saI75
iron, Swedes, ton, so u 95
English, 50
American, 80 a SIS
Lard, II
Lime, 81 IS
Leather, soal, 25a3o
upper l IS Il 2 IS
Lumber, clear, 1900 #. 30
merchantable, II a Is
mahogany, ST. Dom. #. I0aI7
Bay, 8 a 10
MoLasseS, gal. N. o. 90 a 80
w. India, generally, 27a32
Meai, bushel, 65
Nails, cut, Id. 6!
Oil, linseed, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. l3 a Ill
sperm.winterprsd.gal.S
do. summer do. 75aS5
Oats, bush. 35a37
Plaster cfParis, ton, 5 as
Pork, prime, bbl. l24
mess, IA 40
Rice, Carolina, Sa4i
Sugar, loafl3al7, lumpI2a13
N. o. brown, 100 his. 5 a 7
St. Croix, do. 7aS
muscovadoes, 5 al
Salt, sack, Liv. filed, 2
ground alum, l 20
!SdItpetre, lb. 1Oai1A
Spirits
brandy, cognac,g al.IiaI3
apple brandy, new, 3SaIO
peach do. 10 a 80
rum, st. Croix&Ant. 60a90
do. New England, 81 a 80
gin, Holland, IO5a112
do. Amrican, 38 a 40
Whiskey, 30 4 81
Steel, German, III I2a14
English hlistercd, Il
Amer. do. 54a6
Slot. Id z
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

An Alabama paper complains of the great deartli
cof young ladies in that State, owing 10 the rapid
succession with which marriages take place in that
Stato.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02
Philadelphia, November, 1881.
Passage from Norfolk to Baltimore

FHSHE Steamboats, COLUMBUS & POCAHQN-
q TAS, will leave Norfolk (alternately,) twice
a week only until further notice say every Mon
day and Thursday, at O'Clock, i. NJ commencing
on Monday, 28lh inst Passage and fare from that
date 81. Returning, will leave Baltimore every
Monday and Friday, at o'clock, 4. NJ.
JAMES FERGUSON, Agent
Baltimore Nov. 26-St
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h'chmond, Eov @t--wGt
The Fredcricks-huil Female Seminary
81 IoNDUcrEn by MISS BOGGS, will be co:l-
tlnucd The ensuing year. II III be opened
on INC 18th January, and Will close on the 18th
OF December, with cation OF one month from
the 18th June to the 5th of July. The pupils
WI! be lnstructcdin UT;hogiaphy, Reading W ri
ting, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geogra
phy, with the use OF the Globes, and the ru,ll-
mcntS OF Astronomy. Th, price Of hoard and
tuition vii be $50, ono half payable in advance
ana the balance al the cnd of the year, without
any deduction on account Of absence from school
Each pupil will bring with her Il pair Of blon-
krts, pair OF sheets, colorcd cotton counter
pane, and fnur towels, oil ma ked, or if il is
preferred, they will be furnished by ne for an
additional charge Of So. Such young ladies', as
remain IN my family during vacation, will be
charged at the raic OF $40 per month. There
are lew vacancies yet to be filed. Letters
addressed 10 IRE should be directed 10 Ionu
Creek Post Office, Louisa.
FREDK. HARRIS.
Frcdericks hall. Nov 2-wGtc~,
8 Wish to empl"y Goverucss to reside in
& my Emily-besides The usual branches OF
education, She must be well qualified to teach
The French language end music.-Lctters di-
rccted to Goocii.and Couct-horsc, Va, will be
attended TO- WILL: BOILING.
nov J-wI,c
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THAlRS-A few dozen fancy Chairs, plain
~ and cane bottom, for sale.
nov - JAS WINSTON
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.


T OSEPH Gill respectfully informs his
- friends and TIC public generally, that he
positc Hubbard & GardDcr's, where he Will
keep on band general assortment Of
ES % DT'& eBgE.z9 SEgOES, =.
Of northern manufacture, Of good quality and
suited to hc season, which lie Will c3icr for sale
~ mpde:o!e prices
He vi also be prepared to manufacture
the above named articles; he VIII keep good
w"rkmen, and use good materials, and he
pledges himself 10 use every effort to give
satisfaction to those who may favor him with
their patronage
Also, assortment Of TRUNKS, which
will be sold low. nov 22
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

6 BARK MILL Another Bark Mill Of
- superior Construction-I having sold five of
same knd) for sale. JAS WINSTON.
10 25
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WoULE'S SH0T.-A full supply of Youle's
Il Patent Shut-For sale by
nov OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.
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TQbACGU Just o!''.ntd, a keg OF Chew
L ing Tobacco, unusually fine, for sale, at
retail, by INO y. EUSTACE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-02

: CHEAP WHITE SATINyS.--At r. II. Jen-
- kins' will be found white satins, of good
quality and at very reduced prices. no 29-ts
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EEMRe .yg.ssnc..a.u gs.ccs.

TkfilE subscriber has several thousand White
"A Mulberry Trees, for salc--Pricc, viz:
For so o: under, 10 cents each
For 100 8 do
For 1900 6 do
J. w. SMITH
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London Mustard, DC.
"a E7Nes London mustard, J III. bottles
~ Fresh imperial and gunpowder tea
Family -four, whole and hall barrels
10 kegs iiqYrr cclou,inr
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9TH Doles1te 33rtee9 GWrretyf
RICHMOND, DEC. /, 1881.

DEC. /, 1881.
Soup Id SAL
Specs, ginger, ID. Sag
| prmento, Jam. Is "a
rutmegs, ! so u l 20
mace, 9 so
| pepper, 16
Tar, Dbl. l IS
Iarrentine, SPIT. gal. 40 Il 45
Ia!toic, good, ID. 10 a I0A
lea, imp and gunp. fresh,
lib l 25al 50
| young Tyson, IOOa1o5
Uline, Madeira, gal. 2a3 50
Sicily Madeira, l O5al liz
Temerille, IallO
Sherry, | 75 Il , so
Malaga, 10 a 80
DOMESTIC GOODS.
.Shee!ings, bm, -4,yd.I4al6
IL, llali
bleachcd, A, I6 a Is
do. 81, - 4 %
!Shirfings, 81, yd. 7alO
brown, 7-8, 9al2
bleachcd, II ais
P!dids andsiripes, good quail
ity, - ais
DcntnS, II n 10
LinSeyS, p a %
BsdtichS, "A, Is a 20
Checks, 3-l, 9a12
SaftinettS, good, al a so
com. 40 a So
Cotton Yarn, no. 10, 2
FRElGHTS.
Liverpool, Cotton, lib. I'D
Do. Flour, 3sGda4s.
Do. Tobacco, hid. 35s
london, do. do. 40
Bremen, Rotterdam, Am
steTdam& Antwerp, SOS
Boston, Flour, So. Soc
coal, IOc
N. York, Flour, 25 a so
coal, bushcl, 7c
wheat, 7c
Baltimore, coal, Sc
PRICE OF STOCKS.
U. States Bank, 1927
Farmers Bank, LOG
Bank of Va. LOG
Manchester e. Peters.
burg Turnpike,
BANK NOTES.
U. States and Branches, par
NEW -HAMPsHIRE.
N, Hampshire Banks, % dis
VERMONT.
Burlington, 6
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston Banks, par
Country Banks, 2
RHopE-lsLAND.
Rhode Island Banks, 9
CONNECTICUT.
Connecticut Banks, 2
NEw-YoRK.
New-York City Banks, par
Country Banks, $
NEw-JERsEY.
New-J ersey Banks, 9
PENNSYLVANIA.
Philadelphia Banks, par
Banks near Philadelphia, 2
DELAWARE.
Delaware Banks, 2
MARYLAND.
Baltimore Banks, par
Country Banks, la >
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Over SIS, par; vi der S., 2
NoRrH-cARoLINA.
State Bank &, Branches, 2
Cape Fear, 2
Ncwbem, 2
soUTH-CARoLIHA.
State Banks, IL
GEORGIA.
Savannah and Augusta, 8
LOUISIANA.
New Orleans, 3
pnubloons, Sl5l
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10 firkins batter, suitaj'a (or table use-for
sale by J. V. WILCOX, Jr. & co.
n
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HATS

HATS.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9TH INST nj II o'clock,
VIII be sold at the store, cases fur Hats, &c
cases wool do. containing mems and boys black,
do VIII t., and mems round crown.
- O. u. g. co. Aucts.
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Dramatic Family Library.

Dramatic Family Library.
nj OS and5 Family Library, Dramatic Sc
u ries being he plays Of Ford.
Classical Library, being tie translation Of the
oratons Of Demosthenes, by Leiand--Tcceived
by J. II. NASH nov %
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Aa r. FORD has returned from the North, at
~ his the store OF w. BurwelE
u Co., directly opposite the iiaglo Hotel.
nov 25- eo3t
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AZ HIrE'S TOOTH-ACHE DROPS-An
: , eitectual remedy, Just receiycd, by
no - JNO. III. EUSTACE.
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NgeeaLkng oG.tEne Loyal CossagssE aY,

A Meeting Of the successors OF tie Loyal
"a Company, will be held at the capitol, in
Richmond, or Tuesday, the 9th of Decem-
Der next 1t is important that those inter
es,ed should be pune uol in their attendance,
as it is expected. that partial dividend will be
made among the men bcrs, ard business of
much conscq ucnce TO :he company transacted.
The usual day of meeting tthc Cd Monday of
DecemberJ has teen anticipated. because it is
important that the Company should convene
as soon as possible after the meeting of the
Legislature. 1t is advisable Also that those
claiming shares or parts of shares III the compa-
ny, should bring with them, or send by thelr
proxies, the best proof they can produce CT their
title by inheritance, devise or transfer f.om Tie
original shareholders.
THOMAS w. GILMER,
Agent for successors Of Loyal Company.
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Sugar, Wine, Cordial, DC.

IN Store and ReceiUiRg,
sPN Bhds St. CrciX, n. Orleans and Porto
I'D ~ Rico sngai; 10 quarter casks Mnrseiles
Madeira wine; 10 baskets of genuine Annccde
cnfdal. from Bordeaux. as lnGgd as spring wa
,er--a superior article, 10. sale.
nov % j WINSTON.
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GROCERIES,
On TUESDAY,, the 9th inst. at half past 10
O'Clock, Will be sold at the Store, an assortment
Of Groceries, &c,
do o. ID. & CO. Aucts.
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