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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Virginia State Lottery,
For the Benefit of the Dismal Scamp Canal Company,
Chss No Is for 1884.
Will be drawn in Richmond ON Friday, Sept, 2
No Blanks!
HIGHEST PRIZE SIS 600
Whole tickets IS; halves Z So quarters IS
All tickets having only one drawn number entitled
to dollars; and those having none. to each
To be had in variety OF numbers, ut
y. II. WHITES
Lotte,y Office, Royn!she'
GJ Orders from the country specially attended to-
Drawing of the
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Erira Glass 20 Is for 1851
90 25 IA ii AZ Is SO So Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Amounting to the enormous sun OF S35o,92Q!..
Tickets SIC; halves 8; quarters4; Fights 2
Package of whole tickets costs 1872, warranted TO
draw Cess discount) sso
DO Halves 1876 40
DO Quarters 4S ~
DO Eighths % IL
To be had in III, greatest variety Of numbers at
JOHN e. MANDELL'S Office.
~ Orders fram the country for tickets, shares, or
packages thankfully received and promptly executed.
sept eot2lst
Virginia State Lottery,
For the 5eneft OF the Dismal Swamp Canal Company,
Class No. Is for 1881.
Will be drawn il Richmond on Friday, Sept, z
Ill Prizes!
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000
Ticseisf5 90: halves SO; quarters IS.
Every ticket which shall not draw higher prize
aii be entitled T. 50.
Tn Se had in a variety Of numbers at
JOHN c. MANDELL'S
Lottery and Erchange IFce
Drawing ofthe
New York Consolidated Lottery,
Ertre Class No Is for 1881,
e9 e5 A Ia AZ III 50 50 Is g.
Notice.
yU%E iydraulisn Fire Engines have been removed for
i the prese mt to The Coal Warehouse formerly occu
MED by the late WIN. l. Kenmcay. Entrance ut the
Alley
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Tie DOylesiown Democrat OF Tuesday says;
M, Iopham left home Oh Monday week for
s.hooley,s Mountain. At that time he had re-
..i,.J M letter frum Col. Johnson. MIR. Ing
Inn ia, been very i'll with the epidemic fever,
which, we are sorry to say, is desoatins the Dor
ds,s Of the Delaware.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
sicily Madeira Wine.

q PIPES
so q',Mtcr casks
LHndrg fran schr Juno, and for sale by
sept 3 A. G. CAZENrVf. e Co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
'YasreA d ManiAla CorAage

TYSE.ubscrbersh have received sssortn ent Of Tar
L red corIsge, made Of The best Russia hemp; also
some Aana hemp. winch they viii sell on reasonable
terms A. e. CAZENONE Co.
acnt 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Al oss WIN. b. Lewis have the hardIhood,
.nd,ei,,. to say that he 10 satisfied that the
-, -. ,0;ce is ,rrong. when. i'll one loud, uni
P..,I tame it has passed sentence OF eondemna-
';,n n,oo the guilt Of the person OF whom he
-; Does he dare to palliate, in virtuous
.ommunity,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
SuaN ~ Candida

ANDING from schr. Juno, aud for sale by the sub,
~ seribers, lot Of VIM. Jackson's sospand can
dies. 4. C. CAZENOyE e Co.
sent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03
DeNiiOMns,

Den,ii0MMs,
7 aNDISG from The brig isabella, Capt. Hurts, ct
IL ructss sharfs and for sale 6Y the subscribers.
lot of hse gon Demohns, which will be soL cheap If
applied for immediately.
scot A. C. CAZENOVE Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

CopartMer ship.
vIVIE undersigned respectfully inform their friends,
1 and the public generally. that they have associa-
ted the mselyes in business, under the firm Of
KOones & MILAN,
1t the well known stand. lately occupied by aessrS
NJ. johnson Il Co corner OF King and Fairfax SITS.
where the, will keep constantly OH hand, general
assUI' mrnt "f
STAPLE s. FANCY DRY GOODS,
whics they will dispose of on the most accomodat.
rr terms L. A. KO(tNES,
aug 8-eo,f JAS MILAN, Jr.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

GAZE at Martinique The schooner Virginia
Ann, TAYLOR, at Baltimore. in twenty days from
81. Peues, Martinique, reports that violent
hurricane vas experienced there on the 18th oil
August, which blew all the vessels from their
mornings, except two French ships. Great ia
m,,e w,s dane to houses, lumber, boats, &c. A
full laden lighter and crew were missing. supPo'
ssd 10 be lost. 1t was said that great damage
had been suffered at Port Royal.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Sugars, Coffee, &c.
~ HHDs. superior Porto Rico sugars
L 10 bags do do green coffee
50 bags st. Domingo do
Chests young hyson tea
125 resms wrapping paper, part very large.
; pipes Holland gin (eut:tied to debenture,)
ofhme quality
8 Casks fresh rice
5kcgs plug tobacco, los to the h.
IS Dbis old Swhi'tey.
Just received and for sale by
aug 30-diw COuAGAN e WIHrTLE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Philadelphia Erchaags.-The whole of the
stock, amounting TO two hundred thousand dol
iar. has been subscribed, in Philadelphia, foe the
purpose Of erecting an Exchange in that city
The site fixed upon for the building. Is the block
OF triangle between Dock, Walnut, and Third
streets.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

Prince TalIeyrand, by authority ofhis govern
m.ut, has proposed to the British Government
that copy Of every work published in England
shall be sent to Paris, to be deposited in tie Ma
tOual Library, for the public use, and that, in
return, copy Of every work published in France
shall be semitic England, and deposited for the
public hse IN the British Museum.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

In Stephen simpsou's last letter, he says that
General Jackson told him, ii he could do nothing
.,,,s, ror him, he would take him to the Hermit
,,s and keep hin there. Here, sayshe' =" The
-, ,,a, pushed in his eye" 10 note to this
sim0son says-"A lady of Washington, to whom
-. .,.,do,e was related, remarked, that 1t was
,.r,c,,r;.,;e of General Jackson. whenever
-. ;o,,,ded TO deceive, he she'd tears"
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

ria, h,,r the grace aud blush o! modesty;
c,;, yirtue hypocrite; make marriage vows
4. sse IS dicers' oa'hs"f
~, SHINE, where is thy blush! lie knows
-. ,v body kuows--,he true facts OF the case
.,,, !. madness aud folly to deny them.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

sept l-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

90 Toms " English I"on,
CONSISTING Of round, ,qnsre, and fat bsrs Of va
" rious sizes, amongst which is some best Cabs Irbn
lust ece,ved per ship shensnd, sh from Liverpool.
Ind in Store,
DIT Tons of Swedish and English Iron, we'll
assorted, for sale by PiIlNEAS JANNEY.
who hes for sale, Old Fort and Madeira Wine, in
pipes, hhds. and quarter casks Of superior quaty.
mo 30 er7t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-03

schr. Reaper, Smith, hence at Boston 9th.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
APpietons Late Patent Improved
Washing Machine.

tHIS valuable improvement is worthy of every
u housekeePer's attention; for it saves about
three-fourths of both time and Iabour and with
every description of clothes, without injury to
them The process is simply by swinging the ma
chime half way over, and by the clothes falling
from one end to the other ceanses them The in
side of the machine is laid with rollers to avoid
friction.
The subscriber has lately obtained a patent for
said machine; and the patent rights for counties
or states Will be sold to purchasers low, SO as to
give purchasers a chance to double their money!
Also machines ready made for sale, at Mr.. Bbber's
CarPenter's shop, opposite the Governors, Rich
mond, Va, price ten dollars.
JAMES APPLETON.
The certificates below will give satisfactory
proof of its utility more fully:
We have had in use Appleton's Patent Washing
Machine, and do not hesitate say that it is pre-
ferable to any that we have seen or used wo
man can wash as much in one day with the ma
chine as she could in three by hand, and ONLY half
clothes better than hand washing, without injury
to them. We have also used Rsrne's Pateni
Steam Washing Machine, called Peg Machine; but
give Appleton's the preference. 1t washes cleaner
and faster-therefore we recommend Appleton,s
Machine to the public in general.
R0Br POORE.
LUCY HIGGINBOTHAM
ELIZABETH McKIM
We have in use Appleton's Patent Washing Ma
chine It is simple in its construction that it
may be used by any unskilful hand, and we do re-
ommend 1t as great saving of time and labor
A. ROBINSON, ESQ.,
EDMUND ANDERSON
June 25, 1881. 3te
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

II we wero struck with astonishmont ,yb.n trs
oi our former Presidents wore summoned before Tn,
Inone OF impotence on the Fourth Of Juiy-the
day which their glory had hallowed how mucb mu,,
our surprise be heightened when another xv;nys his
hight TO eternity on the same day. 1t seems indeed
'S tnis day had been consecrated by him who
SeaIs the destinies of nations.
ohi;py impressed, therefore, with sense of our
Gsohs 10 thoso who, under the guidance of
'tea'en, obtained for US the blessings we enjoy
VIC cannot withhold tho testimony of our cordial
esteem and deep generation for tho memory of this
patriot ''' whose deccase causes VirgnIa-snd a
"hole nation tn mourn.
l. keso we'd. the efrs, That some eahy day
e SCI apart for a funeral procession and pubic
'n"nr ing III honor ofthc deceased.
Ne>"lveh. That fellow citizens Of
'ichmond, Msnclir.ter and heir VIC mites ana
TIE V"'u ter companies Of this city, be invited
n",le IN the procession.
D. Resolved, That the cit xens of Richmond
We requested to cIosc thoir doors and suspend
business during the ceremonies of The day.
n solved. Fha, - he rcques' I'd to de-
',er r." er'l O"a'on on hi. solemn oc"nsi H.
D. Resolved, That Committee of IL DO appoint.
W 20 prescribe the necessary orders and arrange
lhents' and be invested with power to appoint a
cay ior the procession, and select another orator
the occasion, in tho orator cd should
aeeine or be unable to deliver the grafton desired,
oh motion of Col. James p. Preston tho blank
In the 4th resolution was filled with the name of
ROBERT SrANARp.
Inc Chairman then proceeded in compliance
WIN the last resolution. to appoint the Committee
S arrangements, which motions severally made
ny MI John II. Peasants, Col. Preston, and Gen
Harvie, was increased 10 twenty three az follows.
to wit
John Marshall, ]. p. Preston, P ". Daniel, JAS
1l6oon, }: b. Harvie. A. Stevenson, VIM Brock.
enbrough, p. N. Nicholas, Ro. Greenhow. John G.
w iiiams, 6. w. Munford, r. Harrison, IT.. J. d.
richardson, Joseph Tate, Richard Anderson, John
Brockenbrough. Charles Ellis. John Allan, John
rutherford, VIM. Lambert, Ro. Pollard. B.W.
Leigh and John Robertson
And then the meeting adjourned
JOSEPH TATE, Chairman.
JOHN RuTHERFooRp, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
From the National Intelligencer.
TO THE PUBLIC.


Mr.. Barry, in his late publication in the Globe,
makes Promne ut article of the charge, Indebted
ness to the Office Which he presideS. In this he
attempts to exculPate himself and inculpate me-
During the Investigation it was proven that my ori-
gina charge was true. That was contained in the
following words
"Charge 1st That he is indebted to tho Gov
eminent.
"Specifcatiou. In the year 1918, John Fowler
then Postmaster at Lexington, kentucky, was in
debted to the General Post Office. His suTeties were
applied to-thoy begged indulgence proposed to
paw part Of the balance then due-that a new
bond should be given, and the old one should he
cancelled This was done. The new bond was
joint and several.
civilian r. Barry, now Postmaster General,
was Of the surctics in the new bond. Mr..
Fowler fell in arrears to a greater amount than
ten thousand dollars, which was the amount Of the
new bond. These suretics had been repeatedly
called upon and at last suit was Instituted against
them, and among, them, against Mr.. Barry All
this viii appear by the books Of the Department,
and by letters there filed. BY the former it will
appear that Mr. Barry is indebted to the United
States to the amount Of ten thousand dollars.
"Remarks.
at is said that the money paid by Mr.. Fowler
sfer she new bond was given, was applied to the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
@artraE &r9aaH.
FUHT or IfII 7fyUfI-,n

Gil. ARRIVED,
Schr Love, from Norfolk.
x;,,' 'tHsnoost Potomac. Hubbel, from Washing ton
WIN freight and passengers.
SAILED.
Schr Ceres, Courtney, for Norfolk.
S ehr Chestei fold. Beaston, for New York. coal.
with coal; '' '0f we" h0rK'
Se cnr Star' Somers for New York, with coal
s| ' 1h'iadeiphia, RAnott, for New York, with
lei '' S Bchnond. Chapman, for Norfolk.
WIN S, freight and Passengers.
.,,nde;. ooat Comet, Young, for Petersburg, with
S cnf Hunter, -; fer Boston, with coal.
Seh ri9tarch, Shenton, for Baltimore, coal. &c.
SSh aurora, Hooper, for Baltimore, coal, &c.
5e IN, hornet, Pitts. for New York, with f,our
~ CLEARED
ohiP commodore Preble, Blanchard, master. for
. SN' anu market with -four, by Geo. L. Samp-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

vNHE RACES will commence at I.bs,,x ON
IL Tuesday. the 18th day Of September. and
continue days, free for any horse, mare or gel.
dng-ahe first day. 2 mile heats, for S3OO-en.
trance Si5-tho End day three mile heats for the
balance OF the Jockey Club Purse-say $500
entrance S25-third day two milo heats, for the
proprietors' Purse-entrance SIO-Fourth Dsy a
Swoeptake Race is expected-entrance S252I
mile and rePeat-A hrst rate Saddle will be run for
on u inc evening OF zach Days Race. The Cash
will be put up at the usual discount-the rules of
tho Now Market Course to govsrn-The Tract
will bs IN fine order-6rst rate stables and litter
provided gratis, as heretofore, by the Proprotors;
and every comfort provided for those who bring
horses rom = dstance; and they are particula,lv
invited WILLIAM TERRY,
7. n. OLIVER,
Proprietors.
oeoio1o Sourt-house, Va. jy ii laf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
AGCz 4 , y e.
TRUST SagE

virtue Ut Deed ct 'r.ust. ox,cuted to
Tue subscriber, by Mr. Wm. l Morris.
'fd 2ist Aug"at. 1882. and recorded In the Hus-
''hgs Lar, oi ths city, VII be sid on Thur
gay next IT, II h mt. =, 70 o'ciuek. A. M.
IL Inc residcrce e said Morris, opuos,te the LIS
~ ~ol t'tirn ChnoI, ("eH Il thc Cap,tcIl all
,',. morris Household end hi, chen ru,ni-
v,,,,. w nv inner hahd.4"'e, and of :he usual
'"'te'y'j Thcoe valuable Slaves. ON. vounr
,, ana Two young wernen-all accustomed to
.ouSe ""tS--"r so much of said property a.
H'! of h'ctssafyt answer the purposes of tho
II :r'said deed Terms, cash
y @-'u' " fNDilAM ROBERTSON,
Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
Dryden s. HUNT.
Mercha,A Tailors, OF BALrIMonE.

Ilercha,h 1aiiors, OF BALTIMORE,
kSPECTFULi-Y inform tnsi friends and
q " tie public tat they have selected from tho
laie arrivals, very general assortment ofGoods
snI'abi@ for gen ! m MS welr. which thev arc
lr , red to maze up Ia orde, ii the neatest stvh.
and on the most accommodating terms-v,z: su-
per cloth coats, Of any lnur rom 20 to e5 dol
lirs-?an;s aud Fcs's "n equally pleasing terms.
Anh Tor the uccOmmoIa Of such of nv
friends as do moi visit the city, tFnv NAV exoact
10 see me at Laacas or Court-Housc. on the
2oth day 81 JGnP, al The sIltiug of Tie Lew
Court, where ! stal b. prepared to exhibit n
card OF patterns Of general variety of goods,
rom which gentlemen may sci ct and give or
ders,} and to IKE measures tor such as NAV feel
disposed to iavcr us with their custom ANY ar
ticIe of dress which may be ordered, shall meet
"rh immediate attention., and forwarded on ac.
cordng to direction.
JOHN n. HUNT,
or the firm If Dryden & Hunt,
iu 1o-iiU4'c No. Sharar ST Baltimore.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

s9AsA Sacks liverpool salt
OOO $50 casks cut nais. assorted sizes
10 tons country iron
10 hhds prime st. Croix sugars
100 Gags green and Java coffee
10 boxes and 20 bbls loaf sugar
Is do best bunch raisins
so do window glass 8xIO and 1Ox1z
80 reams writing and wrapping paper
100 lbs. Virginia cotton yarn
50 doz leading lines
100 bbls. cut and roe behring's
90 bbls mountain whlSkey
pipes and 10 or. casks S. NJ, wine
20 bbIs. sweet Malaga dito-wlrh va.
riety OF other articles, JUST received and fos
al" by JOSHUA J. FRY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
New Apothecary Store.

WHITING BURWELL & CO., having
Nv purchased the Stock of the late John III
Bnmlre, and having made large additions, res
"ecIfuly inform The friends Of the Old Concern.
aud the public generally. that they will continue
'hr hnsin' IS at the same Stand, immediately
opposite the door of the Eagle Hotel.) Having
made arrangements with extensive Houses 10
the North, they will be enabled. from time to
time, TO present their rus, omcrs with the fresh
est Drugs and Medicines and they pledge them
sey+s. that every article sold. Will be grnuine
" Particular attention will be- given to orders
from The country, or prescriptions by physical Ms
the latter of which, can be put up any hour ofthe
night. 10 q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
He1priCO GFgebe Land FOl. Spye.

I N pursuance of the Act of the General As
y semby entitled ian act concerning the Glebe
Lands and Churches, within this Common
wealth. VIII be sold Fridsy, the 22nG day 9.
July next, it far, ifSoi thr fret fair day there
after. at public auction, upon the premises. ~
the highest bidder upon Il credit # twelve
months, The Giebe Land lying and berg on
James River, in he county # Bcnr;co odjr in
ing The tract IF land o. Mr., Pleasant Akin, call
I'd Verinn. containing, according 10 survey
msdc on The goth OF June 1923, ono hundred and
slxfy,'hTee acres, three roods and uinetcen poles,
Bond vi good security and deed Of trust
upon the land. will be required Of the purchaser
Charles Z Abraham, Edmund Rodd
John l., Bowice, Robert Peasants,
Spotswood Bradley, N"uton Hill,
Thomas s. Dicken, WIN. ~ Johnston.
James Barker, Jordan p Campden
John NJ Bous. John Fisher.
Ovcrsrers Of tho poor Of Hrnrico County
10 -2owc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

mesSTS. Misunderstanding my eye accidentally
upon an old newspaper of yours, l was struck with
an interesting paragraph over the signature of "a
Friend o Internal Improvement" Tin which the wri
ter IN describing the Ches erfied Rail Road speaks
with raPtures of" cycloid, figure entirely new
In this country, which has been considered by some
OF our Oldest engineers not at all adapted to Rail
Roads; yet 1t has been adopted by one of the Young
est engineers in this coun ry and found to answer
extremely well Since your correspondent Messrs
Editors, is a Friend to Internal Improvement will
he condescend for the benefit of the public to tell us
something more OF this mysterious and wonderful
curve; lately imported; its origin, character mode
OF construction, and in what consists it's happy
adaptation to the Rail Roads; likewise how it con.
trived to creep into this ignorant country. Would
troversy among Engineers on this most sublime
subject. This Messrs. Editors is particularly desi-
rabe, the only suggestion we have ever been
favored with, is i'll the following lucid and in
telligibie extract from N. Woods treatIse on Rail
Roads published in 1926.
81 The plane should not be made with regular
F." and uniform descent, but such, by making the
- descent more rapid at the top will give addi-
tlonal preponderance of gravity at the commence
90 ment, and then to diminish that descent on the
Z" remaining parts of the plane in such ratio that
4" the d'm1nution Of prepOnderence ,oW abstract as
g much grduitatnig force By diminishing the ac
" ceLerdtiue tendency 'oW compensate for the in
" creasing uelocy Of the carriages by the accelera
" ting force Of gravity, that the t,oo uDW coun-
- terdct each other, and thus produce uniform We
" locity in the carriages the plane. The line of
" descent to perform these conditions is rather diff
g cult to determine, but will approach somewhat
- near to that curve called CYCLOID."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

At meeting of the Citizens and Volunteers of
Richmond, assembled at the Capitol, on Saturday
evening, the 9th inst. to take into consideration
suitable measures for paying funeral honors to the
memory of James Monroe, late President o the
United States, motion of Gen. Hdrvie, Joseph
Tate, the Mayor, called to the Chair, and John
Rutherford aPPoin ed Secretary.
Capt. Geo. W. Munford, after submitting a few
PREDATORY remarks, proposed the following preamble
and resolutions, which unanimously adopted
The Citizens and Volunteers of Richmond hav-
ing received the mouTnful intelligence of the
death of James Monroe, their veneratod fellow cit.
izen deem it public duty to give utterance to the
sad feelings which penetrate this whole community
IT, as citizens, our symPathies have been excited
and feelings aroused by the decease Of neighbors
and friends, how much more deep mus be
row, when this nation has been bereavsd Of one of
its warmest friends,--one of it's most Toyered pa
triarchs.
If virtu and IT oral excellence in private life
if integrity and al in me pubic service b
worthy { admiration, how much caus" haze
To- adm &c hem whrR combined IN the charart r
nf him wh'n We now l,meni:- Will "
could not withhold or appIaus" fr'm the ndrvld-
nal who should faithfully discharge the duties OF
slng'e flee, hnw can We fail ~ hestow ou, en-
c1mi"ms upon m who hat fTl d W th 6de'itv 81
mot every ofie within the o f Of a r. pe1p
who has passed through the severe ordeal n
| l'b nv Of 'ech-lihcrty of the pr .ss-liber
~ freproach, and remained unsca>hed and unsul
| ned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11

nt RANDOLPH ofrs his services 10 Il, e
.'haotants OF the city of Richmond rs a
pra TONER Of medicine, surgery md ob.,'.;c.
and by strict attention he hopes to share DOR,
ION OF tn" public patronage His Office is mex,
u"or 10 ar Watkinn's Book Store, on E or Main
street Richmond. July IIth, 1881,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
Stock Of Groceries nj 9,,ct;o,

vic subscriber intending to rcmove TO tho coun
- - Icy Tor his health, viii sell, at Public Aue
io", On CESDAf, tho 18th of July next, his en-
. c,H groceries, consisting of the usual vari.
tue above stock viii he offered privately until
nc udS Vi saie' DANIEL BOATRIGHT +
l.. Ia . 10 commence at O'clock and will be ad.
conducted by OrIs, DuNLor a. Co.
je2I .,s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-07-11
JOHN e! QU1RLES

EsPEcTFULLr info MS the Customers of the
~ lat" Fl NJ of John T. Quarles g. Co ami
e public generally, that nv has purchased nj
f. d J. s. Jamos their interest in the stock of
goods, belonging to thut concern,
10 his friends, who have literally patron
,zed him while 'ransactine The business of tn.
late firm, he returns his grateful ackpowIedu
ments, aud sti ciisH continuance pfthcir patron.
age. Those WIN have not deal' with him. h,
invites la call and examine his stock, which ia
good for the seaFon; and will, in few weeks.
be rrePlenIShed with every description of fall
goods.
His prices will DO low, for cash, or to punc-
tual customers, ON the usual credit
Louisa Court,House. June 18th, 1891.
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- tD--In Lynchburg the 23d June last
Frederick Kuhn, aged Al years. A man whose kind.
ness of heart and friendly disposition endeare him
to many acquaintances