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duy about our old President, from wba, no ,hou,h,

'o"y uoout our oiutrcshtent, from what no thouvht
SIX months ago. And then too, my very proper
'Simon Pure" men can comprehend why so,o II
denounced the Immaculate President when he cuars
relied with Calhoun, as an old dotard and fool arc
ready now to shout for his success They man then
understand how some of those who when (.c,cr,I
jackson had Arbuthnot and Ambristor cx.cutcd
considered it serious an outrage as to deserve
the highest penalties of the law; nav esteemed II
murder; and mar hold the same man up, to the
American people as worthy of all confidence. ms
pure and unsuliicd. They may then comprehend
how 1t happens, that the senior Editor of thu En-
quirer IN 1924, declared the election of Cen Jack
son would DO ga curse to the nation;" that he was
totally unfit from habit, education and tempor To-
manage tho complicated affairs of this nation and
IN less tiGn four years is singing P;eans to this
Course, and urging his election TO the Presidency
of the L. States.
Al these contradictions and Inconsistencies
would be by such information, my kind and good
"Simon Pure at solved and accounted or
as perfect constituencies. The royal patent from
Washington, with the great seal OF the nation.
would be equal to the Popes license, and such hum
Die clodhoppers as |, and may be you too s'Smon,"
would bow in profound reverence and obedience to
IT. Come now. and s'turn over Gaothcr new leafn
and mstruc: the people upon this grave subject and
when you and shall have enquired into the mat
Ter, possibly III may have pas sing notice fro4n
a PLEBEIAN
N. b. With CONSERVATION in his countcnance
one of my neighbors has just called, and holding
the Enquirer IN his hand, pointed to the c..phutic
threat, that the author of the resolutions and The
orator who supported them, ''w3ud not be let oG,m
and seriously asked me, what does this mean; are
cur friends to be hung under the 2nd section, for
daring to i1rtfs or speak against Gen. Jackson?-
indeed continued he, there is Something on;nous
III tls; time has been given to hear from Washing
ton, and no doubt, the Editors have received their
cue.-Can you Messrs. Editors solve the rnvstery7
My consolation is that the General will be satisfied
with hanging these two gentlemen alone, and spare
the rest; for it would be wonderful show te hang
all the meeting ut onSe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-19

A letter from the Colonel of the Petersburg Re
giment to the Governor has been politely handed
us to-day, in which he says, that the account of
Mrs Cousins and family murder is entirely untrue
That no connection among the blacks whatevcr
had taken place in Dinwiddie, and we infer that
The whole story is sheer fabrication.
FROM the gross exaggerations in the statement we
Published from North Carolina, and the utter want
OF truth IN the account received by the Executive
yesterday, from Dinwiddie, we are warned in the
present excited state ofthe public mind, not to give
currency to any of Instruction we NAV
near Our readers are assured that we will publish
the earliest authentic information, and will snare
no pains in procuring it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-19

w ILL be sold, Saturday, the 22d Of DC
" iober IL Xt, if fair. not, the first fair day
Sunday except thereafter, on the premises 10
the highest bidder, the Estate in Nelson County
called Rockfish, whefeon the late Doctor David
X. Patcson resided 1t hes in the fork Of
RockfSh and james River. and contains about
five hundred and sixty acres. Both the low
ground and hign lands are OF most exce!lcnr
quality and susceptible # the highest degree Of
improvement. Thc terms will be one, two, three
and four years credit, secured by bonds and ap.
proved security, and deed Of trust OF the
and,
T@greatjy prefer selling the Estate for cash,
therefore any person disposed in The meantime
10 give cash, VI III apply TO MIR Thomas Taylor
10 Richmond, who Is authorized to sell i, or o.
myself ~ Buckingham, and If sold previous to
the Gay above III Htlou5G due notice wiz he gi-
ven. ! propose seeding on it u e Cd crop OF
what aud IN good imc, f'T which moderate
compensation VII De expected. Possession
ot Christmas. The purchaser may supply iin-
scit s. tn corn. fodder & G. and such stJch Us lie
may d..ige en- TIE place.
tbs Esiat" is w,ii lU1vato BE- very supc-
!iof ono, bat pcsu!1i Z rU5;nssrrs HiedGG fof
themselves. ! STAR merely uvFc them res
Pec''uily, but conGtcuty, so iaoE al it. il VII
DC sbewu by M. Spencer Turner, who lives
adjoining, or by u's.l.
REUBEN phTTE@ON,
Ezccn rr @ Da@iG T. FaGcson. decd
B"chi gham, Angi. -G. l83!. SPIT D.
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So 9gsgS0egU S:2S g9Scg
e'Scs,sgssg E2Ucssins, &cps, 40.

An arrival at Boston gives us London news TO the
9th August and Paris dates TO the 3D. two DAYS Ia
ter only than before received, but of highly into.
resting character. The French Ministry is dis.
solved. Holland and Belgium have renewed host.
iies and II this continue, general war in Europe
is the probable result The Cholera is spreading,
It's ravages with frightful rapidity Nothing fur
'her from Poland. This news, together with Mr..
haton's reply, necessarily excludes much matter
we had prepared for to-day.
The Chesterfield anti-tarif meeting shall meet
prompt observation-disclosures call ON our courtesy
will not be overlooked
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Fo- THE Wura

One of the EsSimon P,l-.s hos M I,st eoror-eJ
ap his COURAGE 10 the pont Of kinr tbe f,I5
against the "a ntJackson Meetir,r,, rccon,iv boId
in this citv; and in fuH column Of the chosie n,
gurer, has pivcn sample of as much ,nsdiocrity
of intellect, coarseness of manner and STYLE aud
yindctiyc feelinu as usu,v mark s.that bilc tr;be
of, demagegues and noisy politicians who hanU
upon the skirts of society,"" No doubt he thinks
his wit, his tact, and his doggerel quotations are
all apt so true so lust that they cannot fail TO
produce the happy effect ho desires, of demosh-
ing all who dare come under their whitening inlu-
ence. The wonder is, that so much foresight, and
just conception, should have committed the signal
error, OF signing wrong name, to tA+s very ele-
giant and Incompatible production-this surely is
Il Typographical error" and in the list of errata
no doubt this potent champion for the Jackson
cause will nave the nsnomer corrected, and his
real name of''Simon Pure" restored to him. Well
now, good Mr.. Simon Pure, why should you take
such mortal offence, that big kqUyei" should
have taken part in the ,Anti-Jackson meeting?
l have heard Of some OF our Little Lawyers, taking
part IN some other meetings. IL was not surely
because he was a ''Lapyer," that you raised the
hue and cry! Eye, fye, friend "Simon Pure" that
you, VINO the FrginlanS ''reckon,' and the Yam.
KEGS "guess," are ''Laryer" too, mot Big Law
yer" but some most uncharitabiy think, UeTy
"LIttle lawyer should so far forget your
toned Pr9tessed regard for your calling to throw
u reflection on 1t, for party purposes. Some had
thought, the ''Big Lawyers" and all other "Big
Fish," were the very sort Of folks who suited your
taste Bat mems likings in these days change
most unaccountably-thc seasons must have some
influence on them, exactly as we like ce-cream in
July, and bouncing hot plum pudding at Christ
mas. So it is with those who in February, exto
Mr.. Calhoun, and denounce Gen. jackson, and
are found i'll August, abandoning the decliRing for
tunes of the former, and clinging to the rising
Pectations of the ''Hero." Not that you, good
Mr.. Simon, are at all suspected of this hayward
ness. The truth is, you fight under such thick COW
erng, that your old acquaintance find it difficult
to recognize you; and none of them precisely un-
dcrstand, what object your incongruous epistle to
your friends of the Enquirer was intended TO effect
Treating with ateigRcG indifference meeting of
your fellow citizens, and rdiculing their acts, you
appear to design TO vent your spleen on two gentle
men who took part, in the proceedings, and begin
by crlticslng the style of the Preamble and Reso-
lutions. Bless my soul, what pity it is, that the
meeting had not called on you, good Mr.. Simon,
to have drawn up their Proceedings-and how
could the chairman and secretary have been so
rash, as TO give them to the world, until this master
OF criticism had passed on them? NO doubt al
their errors would have been perfectly corrected,
and in his elegant mode, Simon would have re-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-19
Posr OFrrcE DEPARTMENT. !
18th Sept. 1881.

18th Sept. 1881.
Sri have duly received your letter of the 9Th
instant
Your report of missent packages by mall Won
was required to make by my particular directions
communicated through George Breathtt, Esq. the
special agent Of the Department, in June last The
same directions were given to several other Post
masters on the route of Mr.. Brcathtt's examina-
ton IN Virginia. The promptnsss with which YOU
have performed the duty thusoenioined ON Won. is
worthy of communication. 1t evinccs laudable
fidelity and zeal for the interests of the Department
and the Public. That it should be considered by
any one, as 1 informed it is by some of the
fostnasters, cause for censure or attack is TO
me, matter of surprise and regret. / trust not
wlhStanding this, you will persevere in reporting
all irregularities of the mail falling under your OBJ
scrvaion, and especially the cases of missent pack
ages. Much complaint is made that score from
various sources against the operations of the mail
in Virginia The fault is not attributable so much
to the offices mailing the packets as to those which
make the separation of mails ut points where routes
dverge.
In your future reports be pleased to state the of
fees to which the Pac!Sets addressed. Your
omission heretofore of this particular is satsfacto
rily accounted for. The paper enclosed to you in
the letter Of the Assistant Postmaster General is
required for our files. Its return TO the Depart
meat, is therefore requested.
am, respectfully, your obt serv't,
w. t. BARRY.
To David Z. Newton, ESQ. p. NJ. Flies, Virginia.
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Patent Eaoos, essl CEoshs.

w A1hf.k " BOOTH, agents tor the
a.. manuiactufers, are ready to furnish pcteat
A L oil cloths OF superior quality, TO fit any
noplh or cn':y without seam. On hand, good
Ior, t''cu' 81 oil Cloth suitable fox carriage ma
D Nm, w; " oAcr tor sale large assortment of
MEX HANCtNGS with cyesy descriDtion Of
borders 10 match. Feather beds aud matt russcs.
woFsten damask, embossed and watcred morecus
0. every shade OF colour, sill, fruges, curtain
o."";Ieh's' pain and tSu,cd hair cloths of eve
- "tt'h' AMI III TACT every article usually fonud
III Fuper Hangings aud Upholstery ioblish-
'hPh,; ali OF wh;cl are offered on nccooimoda-
ting terms. go, . '',,';r
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DIED.

In Stanton, Of pulmonary consumption, on the
9th inst, Mr. BENJAMIN BLAZE, merchant of Tappa-
hammock, aged SO. This gentlemen had for u long
time previous to his dissolution, bore with patience
and resignation lingering disease and some of the
most affecting dispensatoas of providencc in all
of winch sufferings he stedfastIy relied on the
wise disroser of all things, comfort which never
forsook him.
Honest and industrious, with sound dscrimina-
ting mind and firm temper, he from poor
orphan TO great responsibility, independence and
standing.
On Wednesday last, the 18th inst. at the Warm
Springs, in Bath county, Va. Mr. BENJAMIN STErs-
on, native of Massachusetts, and for the last ir-
ty years a citizen of Richmond
Yesterday, ut o'clock, a. NJ Mr.. JsuwsoN N.
BREAKETT in the goth year Of his age, Ia native OF
the State of Maine.
In the City ofNew York, on the 18th inst. Mr.
WILLIAM CowAN of this City, aged 80 years-Mr.
Cowan was native of Shippingsbury, Cumberland
county, Pennsylvania, but has been u resident OF
this city about thirty years, and has ever been
Justly esteemed of our most valued citizens
He was an affectionate husband, kind parent, and
an honest m.n.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-19
EgIGgEEgONEo MILLS
For SAFE
sept I9-2aw3t

FESHE subscriber wishes to sell his Mills in
Il the city Of Richmond. The Mlii-h.use is
80 feet long and 80 f,ct vide four stories hiuh.
with SIX pair Of Eurr n Il s5toncg, and all
the machinery necessary for uianufac uring
Flour The lot on lic!! The mills are situated
contains aaa"t = acres az ground, on which
there are also large Lumber house, Cooper :
shop, and Ai.lrrs house.
The constant ana ample supply OF water from
the James River canal, on which the property
IS situated, the convenience IS receiving Wheat
ffom both boats and wagons, and The peculiar
advantages attending this kind of property in
i-e city Of Richmond, in consequence of the
extraordinary demand for Richmond City Ell!
Flour III the South American markets, render
this one Of the most eligible situations tor man,
nfac,urlng Fur 10 be found in Virginia. Pos
session given Oh the fst of June ncX;.
lie also wishes t. dispose OF foar Brick T'sne.
n1eats on 7th street, near lie residence o.! DT.
WATSON, aud FIVE teneinent5 on Curry street.
in his absence the property Will be shewn, and
terms made known 30 any person wishing TO
purchase, by his san Richard II. Cunningham.
4 liberal credit will BE- given.
ED. CUNNINGHAM.
Goochand, Sept. !, 1881.
X The Baltimore Patriot will insert the above $50
far relates the hIIl) twice a week SIX times, and
send their I'll! TO THIS Office for collection.
sept TO- 2aTf2t
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RsSeSEssGSyrS ee6.N Gtsssgososg.


:" men, together with his stock previously on
mana, constitutes one of the most general and
city. Al '''''
Having imported, directly from the factories
~ England, the greatest potion OF his goods.
ie Is enabled ana disposed To oatr them at ;hc
very lowest prices
C9~Htfy .herch6s!S are invited to call and ey-
anime MS stock, and are assured that he will
'u'nlsh Them with goods at as low p. ices and on
d: reasonable terms, as they can procure articles
q s'hH'iar quality IN any market IN the Union.
Anoog the goods hand, are-- best and cora-
mon B!acksmI'i!'s bellows; mouse hole aud com-
mon anvs; best steel face vices; slcdge and hand
hammers; files CT every kind; knot, stock morticc
pad, chest, cupboard and all other kinds Of locks;
Ii, ILL, butt, table aud hook and eve hinges; car
pchit's', isine,s and cabinet makers tools, Of
every variety; Collins u Co.'S and CtEer s,Iperior
Wo"d axes haud, pit, cross cut, mill and other
saws patent straw knives; common and best
Ja9and traces aud haI,ers; An.cs and otbe,
SpaaeS aed siiove.s; patent hay forks and hay
Knives; coIntletc assortment Of castings; Ger
man. shear, and cest steel; sheet iron. and ison
wire; splendid assortment OF CatiCsv and Fan
cy Coos comprising great varI,tr OF table
anu dessert knives and forks. with buck, stag.
ouila!oe and ivory hgudles, III single aud complete
sets; pen and pocket hujycs; razGTs aug scissors:
beams, lancCts, &c. &c; ladies' handsome ia
panned dressing boxes; elegant double border
tea trays and waters; planished dish covers:
Plate" arners; brass ana wire Tenders; brass, pol
lshed steel, snc brass head Ere irons; hra.s and
irons &c. &c. &c.
ALSO,
A superb assortment OF single and double bar
rel hint aud percussion Jotrilng Pie,es, some
Eery eiegaut;-sinslc aud double she, belts;
p"wder TASKS, game bags best hartford FFF
Ennp"wdcrln cannisters; English bridIo leathers
ISc NC sept 7-GaWtw
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PUCKETT.
ET'AGST'TG g.

|AHIE Western Route, running on the SOUTH
q side OF Ju'rcs River TO [ ynchburg, leaves
Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and.E'ri-
day, at o'ci, Ok. q. ii , aud orri; e. at Lynch
burg the next day to dinuer; from thence the
line continue Conducted by WIN. Smith direct
go the VIM. Sulphur Sprug, where Porter and
Bcldtn's l.s0 20 Guyando.ta IS iatereectod: g
branch from the Inc above J.ynchburr drops
~ The Tennessee route a: Salem, Va. At
Kau-'s Tavern in CumI' r'aud county, thc X ich.
mond Jtou'c iutersec's the Southern y. from
fredericksburg, ny Carcrevi,a to Gccrg.a.
WHICH passes Ilamdcn Sidney College The
best Troy Coaoles and good Teams arc OH the
lnc, with sk.i!''i, so5cr, and attentive drivers.
The travel performed throughout TO the Springs
By day light. Fare IRON I,icbmond to the
Whitc auf-nr Springs. $40 90. For seats.
apply 1t tbc bar OF thc Union Hotel, Richmond.
All baggage; whether belonging 10 passengers
or sent By TIE stage at the iisk OF the owners
thereof a. PATTERSON,
Proprietor, X chmond and LyuchJurg.
is 27-2artf
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ssc&eg- q geas@~
POieT or RICAMONU.
ARRIVED


Packet schr Commerce, Weeks, from Philadel-
phia, via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal with an
assorted cargo, TO L Webb & Co, Davenport, Alien
N 90, + Haxoll Il Co, b Poyton, NJ Johnson, }
n Gordon, ID Crenshaw, Lancaster DENLY y
Go. Cochran, Barnes Il Patteson II Nelson, d
Franklin, McCabe p X White A Philips J
Thompson L A Rust, j II Nash, n Scratton, II Z
Blair, Hubbard ~ Gardner, Holt 81 Ross, L Reg
noult, NJ Mitchell, Il Johnston IS Son, i DAVIS,
and TO order
Packet schr Planter, Baldwin, from New York,
with an assorted cargo, to Anderson *, Leake G. L,
ti'nn' L Lee, Davenport, Allen 81 Go, \ Myers,
lancaster DENLY " Go, Workman Il McGruder,
Tompkins y Fisher, y L billiard, OTIS, Dunlop s.
90, Stratton, IL Jenkins, J Garth, d Peyton
IL Nelson * Co, Bagwcll, Smith S, Hannah G L
Sampson, } Williams, Belt & Sheppard, Holt 81
Ross Hall & Moore McKildoo 81 Co, Cotton A
Clarke, Perkins x Harris. b s. z Knapp, X
White, Gordon, J Chevallic, L. Webb * Co.
M johnson, w Durwcll & Co, Laughton & fiur-
ger, Cannon, Hubbard II Gardner, Scott 6:
~ W Alien Hardy & Watkins, 4 Sweoay
+ LSthroop' Wordsworth 81 Williams, C NJ Mitch
ell, Raymond & Brothers, Ellis, ] o Law, Bald
win, Ives s. Co, + 4 L james 81 Co.
Steamboat Maryland Jenkins, from PETERSBURG
WI, win sundrles, TO X e Williamson, Lakeland *
FISHER, " orti1am x McGruder, and Steamboat Po-
tomac.
salt, to Palmer
Scnr Horizon, Inrersoll. from Now yorl MEL,
ballast, ~ Win
Steamboat Potomac, Hubble, from WASHINGTON.
via Norfolk, with freight and passengers.
Schr Thomas, -, from York River with
wheat, to w Clarke
schr Caroline Marion, HolIiagshccd, from Balt,
more, via Norfolk ana Ecricrscurr
SAILED,
Schr William kcmble, Chatten, for New York,
with coal.
sIoop Philadelphia, Wcl=, for Bridgcton with
Steamboat Richmond, Chapman, for Norfolk.
with freight and passengers.
NORFOLK, Sept. IC.-'rhe brig Index, Hooper.
bound to Flushing, came down james River yes
to-day and went TO sea-
NEW YORK, Sept, 16.-Arrd. schrs Rebecca
q Eliza, Rogers, and Henrietta, Schcnck, with
flour, sails, rigging, &c. from schr. Eagle, from
Rlchmoad, ashore at Absecom-vcssel entirely lost
Grid schr. Effort, Bell for Richmond.
Sailed schrs Chariot, Richmond.
Richmond
BOSTON, Sept, l5-Ar7. ship Georgia, Smith,
liverpool 9th Aug.-4th inst. lat 49,, long GO, saw
brig, supposed the Emily, from Liverpool for
Virginia. Schrs Envoy, Reed, Richmond; Angola,
Fullerton, Petersburg; Meridian, Orcutt, Norfolk;
Fleet, Smith, do.
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MESS nxACEg,EHg5zEE

EsPEcrFULLY informs the Public, tina, her
AS Seminary will be re-opencd OH the first
Monday IN October, for the reception of Board
rrs and Day Pupils. She lhankfu!!y acknowl-
edges hcr cb igations t. tic cit sens of Rich.
mond for toe pref,'eEce for years given to her
sciool, and DESTROYS 10 merit Us Continuance. she
has spared neither pains nor expense to provide
Tor her pupils efficient II ,steTs aud cvery other
advantage which can contribute TO the acquire
'nent of s"!!d: useful, and liberal EDUCATION.
sept l9-6.c
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TO TIE EDIToas THE CONSTITUTIONAL WING.
gentlemen: Having discovered my humble name
annexed to the list of those composing the Anti
Jackson Committee, which was done entirely with
out my knowledge or consent, l respectfully re-
quest those who may have placed there to rescind
the by erasing it iherefrom, / do not pretend
to have any thing to do with political matters-the
candidates all stand in the relation TO me- and
L equally respect each
am, gentlemen, yours,
j. F. SPALDING
Indisposit;on prevented me from sending this in
sooner. b. F. s.
Richmond, Sept. 10, 1881.
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The Editor of the Genius of Liberty has been
led into an error, probably to any influence our
remarks may have had in the appointment of the
son of DR.. Blunt midshiPman, We have seen
1t stated (in the Globe believe, that it was up
on the recommendation of Com: Elliott. If our
remarks suggested the application to Com. Elliot,
it is much credit as we can claim
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4IU't Ut IJ'itItNoFt I-HfIfOf;
"GENERAL NAT."-NYe are requested to state that
there circumstances cOsec,cu with the ca Sc Of
the negro recently committed to Baltimore jail in
dUcing the suspicion that o had any concern in the
Southampton affair. On the contrary, was simple
case OF commitment undo! charge of horse stealing and
the al edged cur has been renewed III regular course
10 tie District OF Columbia, where the was Commit
Ell, take his trial
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a LSO.
TREE-HTLL RACES

WILL commence the first Tuesday in Oc-
" lober next.
fi"sr DAy--a swcePstake--two mile heats
entrance S2G0-Aalf ior!uit--8 Subscribers:
/. Jas J. Harrison enters produce Of Polly Cobs,
by Arab.
,. otwuy Hare cutters produce eff John 3. :
miss maze Flirii.lr, by Archie.
}. JAS. NJ Selden enters produce Of lis Dlrec.
sof mare, ~ Charles.
!. JOHN D. kesby enters produce of CoqRette.
D WIN. R. johnson enters PfoAucc Of Reality
by Charles
g, Wm. WynHe enters produce Of Isabella, by
Archie
!. Jno. Minge enters produce of Bet Bounce
By Archie.
s. Geo D. Garrison enters Atalanta, by Archie.
SECOND DAr--ProprictoE's Pulse S3oo--two
mile heats.
THIRD DAr-Jockey Club Purse 81 1000
four mile heats.
FOURTH DAY-An interesting race s expect
ed to be n.adc for this day.
BY TIE PROPRIETOR.
Accommodation as usual at the Tree Hell
House, on t"c f,ii. sept l2--20t
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The handbiil VIC publish from the Raleigh Star
Once, which reached hero Saturday night. con-
hrms The account We published on Saturday as an
extract from the Petersburg way bill.
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The Governor Of Kentucky has called meeting
OF the Legislature for the first Monday in Noveln
Der. The object avowed is the propricty of full
representation in the Senate of the u S. at the
next meeting of Congress.
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ApCT!@N SALE or GROCERIES.

GA WEDNESDAY .cx,, he 2Ist inst. COM
ihe"ehg NJ lo c.ula, sra. ss,! at our Office.
= C!o5c coIs.c in4nts--
II hhds S., cr"ir and Porto Rico sugar.
large hkas. -
10 bsgs Cuba co.to
60 Go Java d.
10 bask"t. >si4a %
30 boxes brown soap
o. do mould candlss
10 Do manufactured tobacco
hstes cosks
lo cases Bordeaux clsrct
60 gold Sherry ,y,ue
pipe PORT do
or. C.sks L-h,r d.
p CT. do 2arsuilies co
10 b6is b,rneats
5 bags pepper
pipe ! - r.
heif Ups %" !" 1"CE
Is hhds Baltimore whsSer, DC. &c.
eept 10 /. -. 4 Co Aucta.