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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06
W EDNEsDAY, Dec. 20.
INI ELs<f ARR

A message on Executive business was received from
the President Of the United States, by A. j. Doneson,
Esq his Private Secretary.
THE PRESl DENCY.
Mr. Dickfrson 10 OFF, joint resolution 10
amend the Consi uiiOn. to Emit tn" rvice OF any
individual in the Presidency 10 two terms. Toe booor
able spoke in tot Of voice 40 low 10 enieT
II impossible to hear his remarks d-tincny We
derstood him to cay substance tba, dinx the
existing article Of the Coosi'ui the subject, a
Presi1ent eligible, by re-els ciOu at successive
terms, for life. Usage had hitherto res rcied the PEI
riod of pre- sideniia ervice 20 two terms. Wishing
had refu.ed to bs elected fr third term and his
supple, which had become KIM OF law had been j.
lowed to the present time; but it law weak as
10 render IL liable TO yield to the pressure o. any am
bilious incumbent, who might deife TO continue in Of.
fee. In the Federal Convention, by whom the Consi
tuition had beer framed the pfincipls Of limit.
ing the conlinu OF the PRECEDENT 10 office siu-
gle tern OF year., bad lie Cured on rp"rc than
one occasion, hut IL was ~ often evaded. some had
been in favor Of more tsms than one Others had sup
ported the election of President dUng cool behavior.
These preferred number Of terms 10 = single term,
and had united in The I'D Of the present provision.
The usage ot two terms had be 90 long continued
that he was disposed to ad1p' il pa Of the Con-
sltuliou I, nd been approved Nv popuar opin' on,
and oitt resolution % that eff ct bad some sionS
ago, been almost unanm' us'y sane toned by vote o
the Senate u, however, the Senate should, at hi:
time prefer single term II seven or even of six We tra
he should have objection. lie tn n Submitted the
following oO resolution, prOuising, at the proper time
10 assign his ressous IN it, favor:
R,,oIped by The Senate and House of Rcpres.,,o
tices Of the United suites NJ yfmerica in Congrcs
assembled TIC Jfhrds of both Houses concnrring rbs
the folio wing amendment to The Ccust tuition Of ~,
United SAFE. be ptcPo'ed TO the l. gisaiutes oi IN,
several Sisies, which, when raGh.d by he Lsgi.Ia
tues o. three h Of The Saes, shl lie vsd Of
tptents and purposes, as pa of the Cancellation;
"Ths DO person, who shall have ben elected to 'h'
Office OF Precedent ~ tbs Unt-d STATES e cond Zine
shali sgsin be eligible to that office"
The rssolution Of Mr. Sprsgus, relative 10 draw
bach on ptchiso hsh, sud The fe-olu irn RI Nj weed
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word of oxpldaaon. Citizen (Of the World" IL you
local concerns Of ecrson cast the shadow OF
the motives conduct of the gentleman who moved the resolution
ia a county Neither the gentleman has obsetvedl did no
wish to the further the individual
always opposed to electoral precincts under
circumstances. lie has witnessed njs
effects in dsacting the harmony of by opening
door Tor the most eXrvasant frauds aud mpostoas
alsing of revolving the moral and
uhvrive of the police and good order Of tho community,
thereby defeating the wishes OF majority OF tho
legal He evidenced things
ed their lie looked with the u
nished the Legislature these OF thought
established in Jefferson spirit
impaired this The of Jefson the worthy
delegate among smallest
fine champaign surface and nteected by large
soil snrnnrly ptoIucga wealth. equally
rare,
does tho OF convenient transportation
county. grounds
BILE than could be advanced other tho
state The precedent which would 10 set future
operating thereby multiply precincts viewed tending
hazard, increased degree the aud harmony of the
monweah Supoadtod this when it recoeced that Of
the he established HapoTs
under Federal Jurisdiction, inhabited 500
tho of tho tho principal of whom foreign
the substantial of the dread
this foreign and influence when brought in
THveDtion of their and wishes? How for such
men to he brought over to the support OF aspiring demsgogue
who possibly like themselves attached to them
Ivy residences devoted TO their Ny this
cumbng their ncnntons how 1t for such to DO
made the object of their favour and tho of their conf
precautionary prevent such state OF things and
he efficient Than for to attend at the Cour'
tic OF the vntes VIII be present to scanand e 81 Illegal voes For
these end these aions udted the which
has been published We send this last effort Of
powerful quhHe hHs'not with the most distant
said will influence
urc hoping cordially for the already assigned.
'Curyeps caldrpo."-A CITIZEN.
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nooKs AID sIAII0NNRY.

& . OBTU SMITH .spectiull' co az h, publ ,
a, he has purchased from COIinS & 10. th-r "niirr
stack Of BOofs, Stationary, &c IN the city IF R.ch.
mOnd, aud ha. he will cOntiOue in the store OrmeTly
occupied y them. RE hopes that tbs facilities herr
,oiore expr.ienc.d by the friends and customers Of
ne es;ab-hment (which he thinks will not be dimD
ished wIll Induce the TO continue heir fivors The
ent oCk il srgs and well assOrt d, and Ie ia
a tho II ost T. enuOus exerons OF The house will he
.ed to increase s value aud give general s>'isac lion.
Ia, q 7?-6'-W6W
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From the Virginia Advocate.

which took place Wedne sday last exceeding-
ly nma'ed AM vel cen est-d, Through the polite
oil a friend enabled to give the following
result:
At House, Barbour received 906 votes, Of which
backof the polDavis l07 the back Al stan
ardvie Barbour 1914 backDayis 25S 81
Robnson Barbour received 1922 the back
making all Barbour the the polls
i0back 22Mning all for Davis the face Of the polls l0l
Thus Barbour the face of the poll of
But Sheriff the polls when inform
ant and election considered doubtful
returned said Davis will again his
in The
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COMMUNICATED.

The enclosed fhfu list Of marriages. occurring in Cbes
srfs space Of weeks and circle OF iles
urirrstand that several ohors similar designs
Inc paou fgos with tho iry, though hops
the effect Of poencs W Observable that the rans
Blacksmith forged all the gentle letters. COEbbbs
MARRIED BY the Rev Jordan Martin Of Cbeser6ed, on the
Novomher, M John a. Johnson TO Miss Harriet u. H1
By same the 25h Mf Jnos Burnett 20 Miss Jan Ander-
Nv Pad of Docembef M AlDeH Hancoek
Miss Fenny Watkins daughter Of W.. David Wa'ns Of Pow
Nv 18th. VIZ Thomas w Bass 20 miss
Ueurata Valt,s0 the 10Th, MI. WIN. y.
johnson r. ole. daughter Of Mslot " Cole, deed
a. David Moore Miss Sarah Adams
t, 49, same ON the 02od sir Wogison w. Powell Miss Emily
ai.L,os daughter Of Burwsl BankinshpOn the
NJ Assnas Haneoek H. 70 Mrs Eh1absth Simpson BY the
Goofgs W. WaHhdn Of Annsiia, Miss
daughter of Rohd Chsshan. BY
an S o3 jos BROOKS Miss May Jane Elliott, dsJgber
Of Elliott dac'd BY the 3Oth, MI Evd
isoty Ntss Mark " Avs daughter Of NJ Woodfotd Al
deed Oh Of tho oanty Of CHeefhed With Tho eTosptiou Of
f~o
MAVn1ED, fhs' 70 ut, by tsg 1hSoss C. ptsIt9n
-t-, RUBIN Pits rosftbsr, d IyEso.nDot, @ Mo-
MARIA dsnrrs n 1hsDss DoHJns Esf ~ Iasso Bsnk
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COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED.
Court held fcr Washington county 2 osy Of Dscem
her, 1899.
q hn Gem announced The Court the desh Of
M DANIEL SHEFFEY fomcr mtmbe Of The bar Of IN.
dsiuushsd ~ Virgins, and ofered follow
t.oiutipus ~h,cb unrhmovslY adoptsdt wit
Realized, That the Of the Beech anI the Bs and the
oh " thus aud fot the death n
niei Shelly regret tte able Advocate sod the Of 6s
MI soruw, p The Of worth.
token reipettto The dtcesss6s
" h usual badges ~ rncurIfns for thrty dsyh
Bc.,v That the resolutions e spread The minute
cunt the
Westn Vmsns Afru" stanton SnecstOT," " Richmond
sud Cndtutioust WhS"
'" lu'' '''O" ~ JACOB LYNCH C.
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n NOLLINS 81 CO., haviag disposed OF tbe' stock OF
i Books aud Stationary in The city Of Richmond, to
Roh, r. Smith, respectfully requests hose iodebie '
TO to cal AMI se their accounts "i it, him. and
hose having elins to rrssent ih-m for payment
II chnond, ID, cember 81 {. 1890.
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TIE .Nre,p .Ssnator from Pennsulvania.

Six members of The Pennsylvania Legi.la ure ad-
dressed letter TO Judge WiIkas the I6 ult.--
They had piedged Themselves Tor his attachment The
principles Of the Administrator and they c, II
upon him to give his opinions, b-cau4e Lhey had
doub, about his " firm adherence to the DemorraGc
party and the disiin guished individual head
tor the pnrpose OF di-spAing a-ns. and dovht in
the minds 81 others TO this application Mir w.
plies that they had done fght in making he assertions
which they had done ; that in the OF 1928
he hal expressed sentiments upon he subject, winch
he still entertained.
"whh reference" ,,y' he, to those question: in which
involved the safety policy, Pns
y'vNnsn', vtiOn 10 the OF
industry and internal vsneuts, be disposed futr tsu
hat, principle ir, sh4ii he
with him; sni, discover dGerenee OF
the extent which tina principle shall he carried
Sufficient TO- Withdrawing support from lmntr'
under which Jren exhibited
much Of dHthdt is calculated TO dU as HONOR AFRO
0ndfO PERPErUArE the blessings g our free institt
fiOnS at home 4"
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MISTAKE coyrected-Mr. Miner, late Representative
in Congress from the District of Chester, SC, puts forth
the following paragraph in the "Yage Record of
which he is the worthy Editor:
"Whie copying from tha Enquirer, take letter from
pondcn Of that paper think by Speaker hope
evidence health
running wild federal notions. under Of
rights, he gentleman of talents noble bearing, and
spirt-and personally wish him all happiness"
Here follows the extract OF letter from Washington,
Of the 18Th December, beginning with these words:
"You an-tarites Or in other words free trade adyo-
of 90 TO 49, against the resolution tor reducing the duty
on sugars MIR. Miner is mistaken in the authorize
is no, Mr.. S.-bu member of Congress, north 9f Ma
and DickSOn's Line
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

Wan ~ EuRofE.--We have letter from Puiy.
NJ tire 29tn Nov. from fesp-cis'l, quarie W. ch
fsrs 10 he military srtouEetn@ns tu III SuttouUfing
eourtr, and 10 Frsuce the fesri.s csion o. be
B.Isfn Congress 80 OF aHde he BoYe 81 n i.seu--
md to the eri ieai condition Of ihe Docly Of LNsm-
bonrg fuong Ssns Of The Tune HE wrr~r sa}s.
ihs "otss to be A. hsn oh'tb 20 o ~.idr
tbs desuoies 81 Elfoce" We rave nn's f,f fpf
,oef particulars.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

a meeting wss held a, the City Hocl in New York,
Tuesday evening, for he purpose OF considering he
propre Il addressing memorial 10 Congress, in be
halt OF james Monroe, late PRESIDENT Of the United
Sate and to a pr such further measures, in support OF
his appeal 20 the ,vernmrnt ff an Adjustment OF hIs
claims, may be deemed advisable. The meyor OF
the city presided assisted by Philip Hone and Thomas
Hrr,el Esqures. memorial and resolutions on the
subject were unar inously adopted.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

a. We hve Ttea much 4 The dspoled E!se~
tionI before The Lssissurebeeause thu principles
ted will r6ct for 10 the element OF the kgh @
Suffrage tire New Constitution We shall hasten
the Der latss issb discussion Of the Cup
Elec II In, been pfottqeisi beyond al calculation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

The Nationals at Washington agree that the Nation
al Convention cannot be held during the PRESENT Ses
sion If COngreSsIt is suggested TO postpone il to
other time and place. We propose, with due submits
sion, that il put of al GT9cas RdeHdas But from q
hint in the N lutoligencer. ii is evident that the
rangeDent is TO be left to the machinery ~ Caucus.
ait hardly be doubted Says this Oracle Of the Op
positon) that before the rise of Congress- deter
nindtion ,ciH be formed upon this subject. by these
tcho concur in the main o6jeet and by them colnmuni-
Gated for HE information OF their friends throughout the
Union. For ourselves, perfectly willing in Ibis
mere matter of form, abide by what shall be thought
for the best, by the Majority OF tho National Repub
iieaus."-" TEL him to got ----( ays PoPc)------
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

The Congressional Election in New Jersey has GER
tainly gone in favor OF the Oppositon-M ajority not
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-06

DIED. in WAlpoe New Hampshire the 9 Il Inst STEPHEN
BRADLEY vrmery for Senstcr ~ the United
from h' State e Vermont aud father ot VIM C. Bradley
ate Rcr escnt,tive ~ Cnugre tie IaEer State.
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RIGGER'S OFFICE,

Tickets $40 90, Haltes 90; Q1dTie = 90.
II OrJers meet The no pr NIT auen'i5n rom
THO b. BIGGER. Re. mould Va.
Jan 6, 1891 10
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.Hemoriais are aloat in Pennsylvania, for obtaining
the repeoi of the law OF the lat session which empow
cred the President Ia tho Cherokee nation TO
some region beyond the Mississippi One OF these s
addressed to both Houses OF Congress- the other to
both branches OF the Legislature Of Pcnnsylvania CALI
ing upon them instruct their Seniors, &c. II a. said,
that these Memorials have numerous signatures
On NI.nday l.s the Prcsid,n 81 the u. $. laiI be
70 Cong,e,s The Cor ssponl toucling H. ilish
Wet l1da Trad-.lt Il - ange dot SAiurdsy the
y. VI urn8l II Comm rec CONNIE need pull cato.
oi the letters which parsed between NJ NJ ius and
the RI Aberde,n n. VII Id they obtain I. T.
copy Tney have not yet apb sr.d IN M Bri't.h
Afn. firsn prints The sus gesien h. N,u.nb
Journal, that e WIS Mr.. NJ Lone who f,rni,r,d he
Duplicate Of hi C1rresp ndence ia a. the Csb a~i
Of Cen JaCktou IN. al be inoliprd ~ utted'ns
be dedy hs pubhcation) 10 no d,0st ~ flse ~ Il
l. iilberd to MIR. McJ.ue. n IrObfbls IN The
copy YVES .urret tiIouyy b Al sI & W5h ~ 90 OF
London,
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House sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting G''d

~. e a.. "a. y, 70 69gsrtl'smei,',
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-16
EDUCATION.

M school will be continued the ensuing wear
- my CO urse OF instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages English Gramma
Ehghsh Composition, Geography, with the use of
M! MAPS and Globes Mathis mates and Arithmetic.
ne school will commence Morday The e.th : s
January 1881 and tvs....ais h.ftne' 10Th dav of No
cemoer following. There will be n vacation of four
weeks commencing on the 10th day of June The
charge for board tuition, washing lodging and fuel
VIII be one hundred and ten dollars payable one halt
on the LIST day of Jure, 1891 and the other half IN
the LIST of December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental. and
as mIch care and Kindness will be extended to boys
conhded to my instruction, as to my children
My residence is remote from the haunts of vico
and immortality, and remarkably healthy. tits situa
tea IN the county OF Lo'sa, SO miles from Richmond.
and the like distance from Fredericksburg. The
stage from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville passes bv
my residence. and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within short distance of it.
Letters to me should be directed 10 Gardeners -
Roads, Louisa" WIN. NELSON Jun,r
nov 9--Inftf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-16
INSURANCE AGAINST FIpE

INSURANCE AGAINST FIRE.
'NNHE subscriber, as Agent for the Farme,s FL.
Insurance and Loan Company of New Yo,S
WI insure houses, merchandise, furniture, &c. DC.
sgainst fire. on the usual terms -
Jan l9-lawl0t JOHN X TRIPLEnT.
OTlCE.-A vacancy having occurred in t6e
= female department. Of the Richmond Laneaetri-
an school by the death of the late teacher, Miss
neoeeca >; Bennett, it becomes necessary that the
ocard OF Trustees appoint q suitable person ~ zoe
cessor 10 tins end, all who may be disposed to an
ply, are required to send IN their applications accom-
panied 5y satisfactory testimonials rs to QUALIFICATION
70 the Secretary ofthe Board. on or before the 3d
nday IN February next. The salary is S40o per
ann,iln, payable quarterly 70
by restitution of the Board Of Trustees
Jan 6-1sw 81 JOHN s. MYERS se'cy.
NOIiCE-APpcation will be made to the Pre-
sideht and Directors of The Bank Of Virginia.
the duplicate of certificate for twelve shar, +,
capital stock of the Bank of Virginia in the namo
isoo, which has been lost or misI4id
THO: COCK.
Executor of
GEORGE RUFFiE.
Prince George County. 9th Dec, 1850.
3-Iaw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-16
NOTICE.

VI. DLAMIRE takes this method Of informing
- his customers and the public of his daily expcc-
iaton from Philadelphia of supply of Fresh Garden
Seeds, embracing every useful article for Kitchen
Garden--and can, he believes. with confidence, re-
commend them genuine
n. b. j. III. II. feels thankful TO his friends and
Tho public for their liberal patronage during the past
scas1rn drc Z
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-16
Books at so per cent. below Cost.

,n, D"ohs dt oU per cent. below Cost
VIE subscriber having an oyrncnovx stool If
Books on hand. and being particularly des,rous
OF reducing 1t to mere Ero~ is determined IN
ecu al unprecedented low prices; portion of il he
WI. dispose OF at %, ~ and 90 per cent below cost
lon 50 II. SANXAY.
oiiCE'-The Copsrtne rship heretofore c.ist;ng
under The firm OF John Poe {. Co.. was dis. oil we'd
on inc Isl January. Those having claims against m.
is alone authorized to receive the same and s.,,,i
the affairs OF the late concern. JOHN POE
ChSWEL.L POE
m all it's branches, and emitted
SO as to ensure entire satisfaction to their friends and
Su:'oners' JOHN POE & co.
y ! 80
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-16
To Gentlemen.

IT.
DATENT IMPROVED STOCKS, &c. &c
ii. JENKINS Is now opening (receivcd by the
Exit from York; additional supply of Stocks,
OF much richer fabric than any yet offered
Also-Gentlemen's Silk Pocket Handkerchiefs. Of
every description; black Italian Silk and Jacouet
Cravats; lambs-wool worsed. angola and silk Hose
and half Hose; best black and wasir=ieathcr Gloves.
&c GIc.-tor sale at the most reduced prices at r.
II. JENKINS Merino Shawl, Linen and Fancy Dry
Goods Store fob q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-16

WIN give the highest ma rket price, for 4 or 600
bushels iiaX-seed. j. III. EUSTACE.
E>ilE subscriber wishing to dispose of his Real
Estate in Cabell county, offers the following pro.
perty tor sale, to wit: one Farm Guyandote river
about eight miles above its mouth, containing 2li
acres, eNceilenty watered, $50 of which is bottom
land under good fence and now in cultivation. ANY
person who wishes to raise tobacco and would want
fsrm IN tins county, would do we'll to purchase,
have raised several crops on the same and shpped
them to Philadelphia where they have rated as as
any tobacco from any part of the Union. That is to
say-hey have netted after paying all expenses from
5 to dollars per 100 lbs and from that So and T.
will also sell the Brick House and Lot at this time
occupied by Joseph Garder in the town of Barbours.
vile; besides Farm House and Lot in the same place,
be had on accommodating terms, by applying to the
subscriber. ABSALOM HOLDESBY
ian 27-2awSt
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THE LADx's BOOK.

FpHE above work is presented to the pub!is, and
moro particularly To the hdieS, for their patron
aye. II may with the strictes propriety be cassed
among the first periodicals of the day; It embraces
wide field Of entertainment every department of
literature and usefulness, and IS truly the LdiyS
Book.
CONDITIONS.
The work will be issued in numbers on the first Of
cvory month, comprising fhy-slx large octave pages,
printed fine super royal paper stitched IN coourcd
covers Every number wall contain piece Of mu-
cuts, illustrative of of the contents, and every
three months coOured plate Of the latest fashions
The subscription price three dollars per annum.
payablc in advance: 25 per cent semi annually will be
added to oil subscriptions that remain unpaid at the
expiration OF year.
Embellishments IN the January number-Phila-
dephiu fashions, handsomely coioured, the cabinet
council, two subjects of embroidery, calico print
works at Combyvc, a Spanish dance, Cadets mon
umcnt West Point, two popular English songs set
TO music, two French medals
Subscriptions received at the Book, Stationery and
Fancy Store Of II. ID SANNAY.
ian %
,INHE FAMILY TEMPERANCE MEETING.
4 or an illustration Of the nature, symptoms, and
danger Of Independently the author of sabbath
School Teachers Visits" just published, for sale by
doc 80 COLLINS g. Co.
Winter Oil, Candles, DC.
40 Casks New London winter pressed oil, fresh
10 made
60 boxes sperm candles
so do Lees soap, landing from Schr. FAR
fold, for sale by OTIS, DUNLOP d. co.
ian I9--4t
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WHITE SisJE BERRY ,rR EEs

VIZ subscriber mas for sale, at his farm. miles
above Richmond, the trees years old. nDv rn,
sonabie quantity OF the genuine Morus Alba or white
haHan Mulberry Trees; and rs the season is now an
P'oacning IN which they may be transplaned, he il
may De IN want OF the article; and he is well ga :,
eed that the SILK culture must be ofthe most pro
htaoe branches the agrcuiurist can turn his alton
ton To- ne hopes to be- tine of their extensive
oistriou,ion through the State. They will be sold ON
reasonable terms, by the hundred or othorwse del;y
thereof. w So S,u"ee
B;Eorders may be lcft at Scott g. Smiths. T.
street, Richmond. oc, Ioan.s
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. 81 hs' hftrioS 10 Ie D,itY KCtMoxn Wan TO
Wy ouioers Sh, year, and for shorter period NJ the
mail $40 year. ~ ~ -
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Twice week, FIRST insertion rs cents ey,rv s.ring io
cation so cents. 10y "
Once week. first insertion IS cents ,verv ~,
b;1ion 80 cents. ~ '' % "
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ianscnt advertisers must pay advance.
ne number OF insertions be noted the Ms
ccTdingly
Annual Advertisers charged so dollars two squares
oso m ha proportion for advertisements of greater
S Apctioneer and Lottery dealers, charged SiOO
u Ths CONSTITUTIONAL WING is published twice
week, (luesdays and Frdays At five dollars per annum
cents square, less. for Gre, in
ssftion. and 80 cents for each continuance.