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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06
ANTI-JACKSON MEETING IN

Al meeting Of Citizens opposed to tho re- cleo
tion OF Andrew Jackson, to the Presidency of the
oh'ted states, held at the Courthouse, in Peters
burg, on Friday afternoon the 29th Nov. 1921
Robt. Birchet,, Sen. called to the chair, and
J. d. Iowncs, appointed Secretary.
The object of The meeting having been explained
ny the Chairman, on motion made and seconded n
Committee appointed, consisting of J,bez
Smith, Patrick Durkin, Doct. Jas Nav Thon,Ys
"hitwoTth, and Danl. Lyon, TO prepare such pre-
ain5!o aud resolutions as the occasion called for;
who having retired short time, made the following
report, which was unanimously adopted.
The Citizens of Petersburg who are opposed Ia
the reelection ofthe present President Of The Uni
ted States, deem it unnecessary detail the var-
OTIS reasons which impc them To that opposite on:
The previous life of Gen. Jackson and much of his
conduct in Office, have alike DEVELOPED traits of
mind, temper and character, which render him nj
tcr!y unworthy to be the Chief Magistrate of Il free
and enlightened people, SO deeply are we impress,
SGD win the conviction Of this truth, that we sin
cerciy declare our entire Willingness to forero our
strongest predictions, and to unite with rood
inith, IN supporting any CanG late, without regard
to party politics, who may possess clara talents
ana patriotism, TO discharge with propt:cty, tic
important duties of that high Office.
L. Resolved Therefore, that we approve the
OBJECT OF the National Republican Convcntien to
Ire held IN Baltimore OH the ID Monday in Deccm-
Der next.
2 Resolved That it is expedient that the cfti
zens opposed to the reelection of Andrew jackson
IN this Town, be represented in said Convention
and that Judge J. +. May, Allen b. spoomcr and
Robert Boiling, Esqrs. be nominated for that pur-
pose.
3. Resolved, That we heartily concur in tho
nomination of our cstimable fellow cit;zcns Chan
man Johnson and Robert Stanafd, as representa-
tIvcs Tor the State ut large in said Conventions
a. Resolved, That this meeting entcrtains the
highest opinion of the integrity, talents and pa
trlo'lsm of our distinguished fellow citizen Henry
Clay and believe :im cmincntly qualified TO fill the
high Office of President of the United States.
D. Resolved, That the following gcntIcmcn-Rob.
Birchett, Sen. Judge May, Jabcz Smith, p. D,Irkn,
Danl. Lyon, Doct. James May, JAS w Pcgram, J.
ID. Townes, Stephen C. Wells and Alden b. Spoon
er be corresponding Committee to correspond
with other Committees or meetings on the Prcs;drc
ral election.
6. Resolved, Tint the Editors of The Richmond
Wig, and Inicligenoer s. Times, be requested to
publish the foregoing proceedings.
When the meeting adjourned
ROBf. BiRCHETF, Sen. Chairman.
]. D. TowNEs, Secretary.
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VOL. VEH--No. 50
TO Richard V@y;gwyse,

"A 5 you are not residing with I. l. Iolumon-
A wealth, and have no known agent withn
the same, upon whom a notice can be served, vos
Will take notice thot on Tuesday the h:rd dav
OF January next, between the hours # nine ia
me forenoon and sunset Of the same day, at he
'"hingorook Hotel IN the town Of Petersburg.
re will proceed to take the dispositions of SAND
Ell ID. Davies ~ others, to be read as evidence ~
cause depending in the Circuit Superior Cont
OF Law and Chancery for the County of Hen
r'co IN which you are plaintiff, and we are de-
PENDANTS.
IL she taking the said dePostiors should not
De concluded on the day aforesaid thew will bs
continued from day TO day at the same place, and
between the hours aforesaid until completed.
SAMUEL MORDECAI.
JACOB MORDECAI.
HNConONr Z, I8SI. d3-IaWdW
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From the following paragraph in the Baltimore
Patriot, there IS reason to suppose that Mr. Clay
may have been detained ut Frederick Yesterday TO
witness the ceremony ofopenng the Baltimore and
frederick Rail Road. 1t is probable therefore that
- may not arrive IN this city before Saturday or
sunday.
'Mr. Clay had arrived at Whcciing on Saturday
las, on his ."y 10 II aangton, to take his seat in
Inc Senate ofthe H. :. It's probable he will reach
Frederick in season. 20 witness the interesting
nony OF opening - 1faitim0rc ind Ohio fail R0ad
TO that city, which Is TO take place Tomorrow We
hcpo Mr.. Clay viii! Gnd it convenient to take the
Rail Road TO Baltimore, on his way, where lie will
meet most cordial reception from his runs fous
fricnds.n
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BROONFIELD For SALE

AN Tuesday. the 18th day of next month.
w (December If fair, if rot, the next fair
day thereafter. will be sold, at public auction,
on the premises. the Tract Of Land on which
row reside, called Broohfeld, lying on the
Brook Turnpike Road five miles above the
City Of Richmond, Containing by late survey,
595 acres There are about 100 acres of first
low ground; the same quantity of second
low grounds, and the greater part of the
high laDd of vcey good quality, and in a high
state OF cui; lHntiOn. There seeded on the
lad, from l70 t. 80 bushels Of wheat.
the buildings consist of commodious two
story dwelling house, and Gil the necessary out
house; much better than are usually found On
fhFinS ID this part of the country. There is a
best thresog machines | ever saw, which
cost $50. There is a good spring near the
house ard we'll of excellent water in the ward,
This is q most desirable country residence,
and Is sufficiently near the City of Richmond
Tor gentleman residing on j., % attend to bu-
Slness IN that place; II is rot more Than ono
hours rI'e.-Any gentleman wishing to view
the Plantation, before the day Of sale, will be
shewn it by my son john, or myself both Of
whom reside on he premises. TIE terms will
be made known on the day OF salr; and VIII be
accommodating.
AT The same inc and place. will be sold, eft pub.
lie auction, all nv stock of horses, mules cat tr
lamong them four yoke IF good oxen,) bons and
sheeP, plantation utensils crop of corn fodder,
ana hay, and some articles Of household and
kitchen furniture. For an sums under ten dol
lars cash will be r, iuIrcd. For all sums Of
and above ten dollars, a credit of six months
viii be given; the purchaser giving bond with
approved security, or notes, negotiable and pew
able at one Of The Bcnks in Richmond with ara
proved endo:sers. BEN. SHEPPARD,
1O-QayU 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

MAMMOTH Notwithstanding the late Storm avs
the New York Mercantile, Turtle of extraor-
binary dimensions driflcd ashore on the Flats mt
West Farms. and was taken on Friday on tie salt
nieauows of Mr.. Richard l.. Hirst. This turtle was
immediately purchased by Mr. Scudder, proprietor
OF the American Museum, for the sum OF. 500 dol
lars and was brought to the city and safely placed
IN his establishment alive yesterday. It's weight is
Jonrteen hundred md siriy pounds, being some
400 to 5GO pounds heavier than the celebrated tur-
tie taken several years ago in Sandy Hook Bay,
which is still exhibited at the same museum. This
IS literally great curiosity.
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he lately resided, states that he has I,.f, No,
Jersey. Mr.. Jeifers came into New Jersey from
ohio, believe about the wear ISl2-IJo has
,cPentediy been member Of our Legislature.
"' Do" supporter iy the Republican Party
as candidate Tor seat in Congrcss-and was verv
nearly 0rlng taken up two years aro as cand 'd,to
,"r Tue "ihcn OF Governor His zeal and activity
IN tho republican ranks, have drawn down man
% ','o resentment OF our political opponents, who
nave been laboring, for years past TO des,r his
cha ractcr: and it is strangc that thc cb,rro -
made, II we'll founded, had rot been s:,opcr yb,h;,
ca However false the charge may be- il is brourh,
forward IN form imposing, that Mr. J,il;.rs
must immediately answer H. or forfeit the conf
cchce c ms Friends. The gentlemen who addressed
you from Newark, doubt not have been governed
by the most correct motives
nave the honor to be, with profound rcsrcct
your most obedcnt and very humble servant
MAHLON DICKERSON
Een ANDREW JACKSON, Pres. of the u. States.
This copy was sent TO the clerk of our Court of
common tcase ny tho Department of State, with
request mat, II there was any indictment aTainst
Jchers, copy should be forwarded to that Depnrt
ncht. In compliance with this request the cow
was sent, with certificate that letters forfeited
his recognizahce, and that the security had paid
the amount.
IL will be from Senator Dickerson,s letter
mat Jcfcrs had disappeared from N Jersey, early
in August, and that his friends there did not know
where he was. II will be seen that Mr. Dickerson
expressed his opinion that letters ought to sreffe
this barge before he left the United Sfafcsp Tho
rresidcnt was directed to the proper source for oh
tanning correct information. He applied to it, and
was furnished with irrcfrasabe proof that the
charge could not be refuted. Yet not mary weeks
liter this, the President sends letters out oil, his
mission IN a National vessel, and from one of the
most remote ports of the Union !! :, What can
be said in defence of such a scandalous act of IA
voritcism ut ths2 / should be glad TO hear if
any apology be made for it. =
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1--WE find the following in the Charlotte Cou-
ricr Georgia is squaring her principles TO 1T the
creed Of NJ riin Van Buren,. There are others for.
mcrly ultra -a!o Right engaged in the same patri.
otto work
"N"UVcafion NULrIF1Ep by tic Senate n Georg a.
The Resolution int-oduccd Ivy Mr. Ncsbt few
days since, diapprOving Of The sentiments OF Mr..
icing amended, on motion of Mr.. Cleveland, by
adding tho words, 'aUd csgecioiiV N2Se scutircuts1
cogi,Hed "hs irfr addrcss 10 he Pcgyc oCfhe l.. S.
the svbject Qf NuH.fcotioD,' was adopted uuani.
nIous!y,-ycas 81, nays o. tth,s appears that not
mr., Of either party in the State, was willing to
commit himself in favor ofthis ojious doctrine?
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ReSo,red, That James Cabanss S,r,uuoI =. t;r;c
''n and William NJ. Moody be appointed u commit,
zee OF correspondence and vigilance, any two Of
Wno'n may act, with power ill up any vacancies
this meeting.
hF@''reF, That the proceedings of this meeting
&c signed hy the Chairman and Secretary and that
comes thereof be furnished hy them 10 the editors
oi me N'rh'n"nd Enquirer and Wing, Norfolk He
ra and Beacon, and National Journal, with a re-
guest that they publish the same.
THOMAS COLEMAN, Chairman.
j. y. RErrroN, Sec'ry.
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The brig Ch.ru5 Greene, arrived at Boston on
Sunday last from Smyrna, whence she smiled on
the 7th October. Capt G.. states that the cholera
had made its appearance in the Jewish part Of the
city, and that the inhabitants in great alarm.
T. E. Bunker, Esq. of ConstantiuoPc, bearer Of
dispatches from the American Charge des Affairs
at the Turkish Court to our Government, came
passenger in tie Chcrub.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

BALTIMORE, Dec. 3.
SIXTY MILES OFTgE RAILROAD OPEN.
We enjoyed the qualification yesterday of witness
ing the interesting ceremony ofthe formal open
ing IF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to Ere
derrick, and, after dining there, of returning heu:e
last night, having in the interval performed
journey Of one hUndred ami t,ccniy miles,
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'ne public. 1t has been matter of general regret,
th"t The Eagle, so happily located in the centre of
Richmond, was not kept on n scale Of libcrality
worthy OF the City and It's own superior advanta-
ge'' There will ho cause in future, for this re-
gre'' Mr. Bolts is determined to elevate the repu
'"t'on ot the Hotel TO the standard Of it's local eli
giblllty, and architectural s,,pcrori:y.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

vEEO DOCTOR ROBERT Ii. ROSE-ss,a.
z AS you are not an lnhabtant of the STATE
ct Virginia, and have agent therein, In45wn
to me, you are hereby notified, that bv virtue
OF commission, issued for that PURPOSE ! shall
proceed, OH Tuesday, the 9Th day OF Dcccmber
neNt' between the hours OF nire O'Clock in the
Herbert A. Claiborne, in the city It Richronnd
to take The deposition of Thomas Underwood
to lie read as evidence de bone esg G, in the tr;ni
OF SUIT row depending in the Circuit Superior
Court OF Law and Chnnccry, Cor Henrico Coun-
~, wherein am plaintiff, and you are defend
ant: and if ftrn any cause, the said donosi,;or
snail rot be taken on thar day, | shall adjourn
The taking thereof, for three DAYS, unless il is
sooner taken. Your ohe'dt servt
SAMUEL. ]. WINSTON,
Richmond, Cd Nov. 1881. nov 7-oow ~
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a resolution has been submitted in the y. Caro-.
lima House Of Commons, to instruct tho Senators
Of that State in Congress, to oppose the extension
Of the charter Of tho Bank of the United States,
and bill for establishing a State Bank, the char
tcrs OF the old state Banks being about expiring.
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go EB.gE YEW ,gO.V,ES-

a - yen are not an inrsbitant of this State
"a you are hereby notified that we shall pro-
cerd 20 tckr III" derosl!I,~,s of o. Henry Tibbs,
ana Robert Gordon ~ the Office OF John Shore,
N"'ary !Th'Ic, on the twenty seventh day of
december next ensuing, between sunrise and
Sunsei. to be read IN a suit depending in
The Circuit Superior Court of Law & Chancery
ut the Court Of Henrico, IN which we are Plan
,,Ts' aad you arc d. f.ndlnt along with Jam IS
Robertson and " illim Sw arm
JAMES DREW McCAW
WILLIAM REED McCAW
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''iC"""U'' ~ NOV. 1851. nov 7-2aW o.
j nE OAKRIDGE FEMALE scnnnI

i He oAKRIDGE FEMALE SCHOOL
WI he continued ~ ,, The ensuing geaa olrder
TIC instruction - Miss II. Jones. whose svs,o,n
OF teaching is mighty approved tf The Scbonr
vii en- on ihe i5;h Jannar', next. and 60
or Tic 18th December folio ygjur, aliovinr cnt
m"nIhe vacation during ssbmer. Tn tb;
school. the usual course Of instruction is 49,
59cd' i'r aii"Td'ng the best Female Eng lisb
H"GcaIoa' including the Rudments of ('bcn,,s'
'Ty, Natural Philosophy and Rbetor;c ME-,
!. VIII also teach plan Needle Work. Tn 90
Twelve 6oordcrs Wit be taken at Ooksidro f,r
"h"se board, tujIoO, &C. 500 will be cl,sTyood 10
payable baf yeoEy. It is desifsbL,s fhat -
81 'hc ooatders furnish 'kcir own bed and f''a-
"g-n such cases. s. vii be Jcdr. ctcd,
Bowling Gr7on, Nov. ts51 ~ A Al ~
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GEN PonThF-Wo arc happy to he able TO an
hounce' ny letters from Kentucky, that our disin-
g'iishcd fellow citizen, Gen. Peter r. p.r;er WINS
so far recovered from his recent dangerous fitness,
as to write TO his friends the 10Th of the present
month. He feels confident of being able TO reach
Baltimore so as to attend the National Convention,
n. Y Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

The god Of February next, will complete CEN
tury since the birth Of Washington. The Massa-
chusolts Historical Society, mindful of the inter
est'ng considerations associated with this occasion,
have requested one of their number, Hon. Francis
&. Gray, TO deliver discourse before the Society
. that dnV.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

MAYsv!Ll.E, Ky. Nov. %.
Col. r. NJ. Johnson, of Kentucky, and Gov.
BRANCH of Nerth Caroiina date Secretary the
Nhvy,) arrived in Maysvie last evening, and de-
parted this morning for Washington.
Mn. CLAY is expected here today.
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SOUTH L.ANnINC

= o @.yH VIZ no prescntol to the next Je
ro,,d.. M So, faylng tho passage Of la,y,to
Tnrnr., ,n ,.'',n ol % = land R ing between the
IN the ,no,. s"o The pldo River, as is incIu6sd
inc, fn,. OF t!lc Town Plate Of 5! u'h Land
aw- as 81 by ,b9 Principle EuaiGser a-c
ed oY me. RICHARD Brow Is
/ South LANDING Caac.. Ciy. Va. Oct 25lh 1851
aCy l6-4tc
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THE EAGLE TAVERN.

This splendid Hotel, of the most spacious
and complete in its arrangements in the world it
will be seen, has been taken by Alex. J.. Bolts,
ESQ, gentleman so well and favorably known TO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-06

to the Executive 90 Virginia his resignation of the
appointment of Principal Engineer of the State
Hih. Viz.
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EjA e wish To hire for the ensung year. i
w number OF NEGROES, chiefly boys and
females, without incumbrance, to work in our
Cotton Factory-n part of them are wanted
'mmcdatlv
CUNNINGHAM & ANDERSON,
2n--1awtfr
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.e'1i'g&s ESSes59, esaas Estate

SVtiE Subs crber offer: at private SAFE, also,
~ NORTH Benhcun Estate. the former rrsr
dencc of c late Col James tiontoc,9 in the
County Of A Ibemare.-This Lsta,c, conta rs
nine hundred and seven acres, By a recent sur
v"y. aud will be divided, Of dcs,rcd) into two
div sinns, 10 suit purchasers, with at least one
hundred and fifty acres OF wood land, attached
10 eac4 G!Vss. on, e:l6 T..i improvements ca CHI.
Tie !mprov mcnts On the Estate, arc extensive
and valuable, and the land wei! adapted TO the
culture Of wheel, tobacco, and corn, and might
be improved to almost any extent, by he clover
ANA plaster system, to winch, it is admirably
adantrd-,he soil is Of rch red loam, such as
dI t.nguishes our best mountain lands, aud lies
well for cmii1v alton, and Its local advanta yes OF
ciiihtte, a or, society, navigation, &c. render
It Interior TO TO Estate, in the inme date neigh
oourhood II Charlottesville, and the University.
Should the above Very valuable Estate, not be
previously disposed OF, ri.atrly, and Of which
due noilce Will be given, Il viii be offered, on
he premises, at public sale. to the highest bid.
Ger, on The 5th day of December next, or
rcilt OF one tv O, and three years: satisfactory
scc"rit", and deed III trust on the land Will be
required, TO srcIre the payments; AID should
th@ above sale Of the land, be effected The crops
OF corn: dde-, &c. with The stock Of all kinds
together with Tie plantation utensils, viii be
sold, on credit or twelve months on ali sums
~ ten do!lIrs ard upwards, and urjer that
amnunt, cash - In the ei ent Of selling his Es-
iatz, the sale of The other Estate, Will not tai
place, as in the sale of the one, the subscriber
can make such arrangements, as VI i, discharge
The amoumt required on he cthcr, " here he WI:
move 10 reside. or or bt fore the first day OF
janIaty next, whoa possession Will be given.
Persons disposed 10 purchase either the Whole.
or half the Estate, will rect their letters to
the subscriber, residing the premises, or ear.
visit bin IN person
EDWARD O. GOODWIN.
NORTH BLEHHEiM, Sept. 90, 1891
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Saturday Eecsss.ag. Gee. q.
CONGRESS AND THE SPEAKER

CONGiESS AND THE SPEAKER.
The first session of the 23d Congress, opens on
Monday, and it may Justly be said, that the public
interest in anticipation, surpasses all former exam
pie. The Tariff, Internal improvements, the Bank
the Surplus Revenue the Presidency the expected
collisions of parties, combine render this session
of Congress of surprising importance to the imme
date welfare, perhaps the destinics OF the Union
On The hand, it is afcctution TO deny, that an
unfortunate issue TO of the questions row
pending, Diight immediately overthrow public tran
quility-on the other, the patriot is checred l,v
CLEANS of sunshine from various quarters, and Gil
couraged to hope, not only that the issue will be
fortunate, but that successful close of the labors
which Congress has before it, may consolidate the
Union and proIong its existence. Erery thing de-
ponds upon this session of Congress.
The Members of Congress themselves, cvince an
unusual punctuality in their attendance. One hun
drcd were in Washington, several days ago, and
others were constantly arriving. The election
of Speaker Is supposed to have some influence
in producing so full attendance. Mr.. Ste
venson's friends seem confident of his re-c!ec-
ton; but from other quarters, there are indi-
cations OF a determined opposition. The gentle
man who it is said will be taken up by the opposi-
ton, is DR.. Sutherland of Philadelphia. The
Jackson Tariff papers III Pennsylvania, loudly de-
nand The union OF the two virtues, Jacksonisrn and
Tarifism, in the Speaker, and DR.. Sutherland is
fortunate enough to possess the compound. 1t is
matter of very little public consequence, who is
elected Cen Root of n. York, is brought for
ward by the Tariff, Jackson, Van Buren, side. The
Pennsylvania Inquirer, says:
1.-THE SPEAKERS CHAIR
'The friends of the President throughout the
country have, it would secm lullcd themselves into
false security with regard TO the ncxt Speaker of
the House of Representatives, larg:, ma ioritv of
the members of the House. they know, are favora.
bic to the reelection of Gen. Jackson-Mr. Ste
vnnson, Of Virginia, the last Speaker is also so ia
voyabc; and taking these two facts together they
argue that Mr. Stevenson must be re-ccctcd. WHY
should he not be, asks the Richmond Enuuircr2 He
is true and competent, has discharged the duties of
the station well and with magnanimity-why
should he be prescribed? For no good reason, per-
! maps, and yet there ere many tisaI will operate
! aEsiust his reelection Mr. Stevenson is opposed
to the tariffs opposed to the U. States Banks
not friendly TO Mr.. Calhoun-s not friendly to Mr.
| Wits not friendly to Mr.. Clay. Take the re.
personalities efthcse several interests of the House
of Representatives combine these representatives.,
! and you have the probable opposition to the re-
/ election Of Mr.. Stevenson. Looking ut the ques-
ton in this point Of view, therefore, that reelection
is quite Il doubtful matter; and singular as if may
seem, DIR. Sutherland, Of Pennsylvania IL to be the
! antagonist candidate"
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3 virtue OF Deed of Trust, executed TO
EC tie subscriber, on the 10th day of June,
1884, Ivy Wii.lum Prosser, and Mary G. Lis
VIDE, and duly recorded in the Clerks Office of
i'nrico Cou0ty, TO secure dLht due to Sam'l.
". hockl"s, nt s,vop thousand seven hundred
dollars, as evidenced by bond bearing interest
irnn the date thereof, shall offer for sale, ut
pubic auction, on the premises, for cash, ON
Friday, the sixteenth day Of December next. if
tar not, the next fair day, certain tract, o
parcel of land. lying in Curies Neck, in the low
er part OF ticnrico Couuty, adjoining he lands
ct Col VIM. Alien, and Bowler F. Cockr:-
known by the name Of Bremo; cont aiming BY
survey, TWO hundred and ninty acres; two hun
drcd and sixteen and kali acres of arabic
'an', and Of frs, quality james River land, and
The remaining part swamp land, Wi! III comfor-
table dwelling house, and all olher conven ens
out houses thereon.
sep 13-cts NATH. NELSON, Trustee.
"a OTICE.-I shall present Il petition to the
i General Assembly of the State of Virginia,
at its approaching session, in December next, to
pass law divorcing from my husband, Bania.
min keliam, who sometimes calls himself Benia.
min King. ANN KELIAM
nov 3-2aw st
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1831-06-22

Rail Road Company, passed to BIS engrossed in
concurrence
Bill In dditio to an act giving further rem.
'edIes IN equity, was read Sd time, and on mo-
ton OF MIR" Kendallof Boston, indefinitely post
poned.
The Report of the committee on elections on
the case OF the Phillipston election, declaring
that Abel White, the member returned, is en-.
titled TO seat in this House, was accented.