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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-24

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have no collectors employed, wo must make a more
direct appeal. We shall 90 compelled TO stop Ill
such subscriptions, as one year is in az.
roars. Bitter experience has forced upon us Ire
necessity of Ssch a rule,
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'EEoNGlA-The approaching election for &c
vernon of Georgia, is warmly contested. The cam
didates are George r. Giner, the present Co
vernon, Wilson Lumpkin, at present u member of
Congress, and Thomas Haynes, member of the
state Legislature. The prominent candidates appear
to BIO Mr. Gilmer and Mr.. Lumpkin, the former Of
the "Iroup," and the latter of tho "Clarkc," par
ties. Nusihcation Is denounced by both parties
but as MIR. Lumphiu is understood TO have boon a
warm admirer of Mr.. Calhoun, he has been charged
with being nulliicr, and threatened with tho pub
lcation of lctt0rs to prove it.
In answer to this charge and threat we find the
following in tho Augusta Chronicle of Wednesday
last:
"mr. Lumpkin is no nulliivcr, as We know from
his irco sentiments, now and heretofore expressed
TO ourselves and others. But be it as it NAV we
arc authorized by him, to invite his opponents
one and all to publish any every lcttcr he has ev
er written, on this or any othor suhiect-and also
to say, that lie absolves every with whom he has
over correspondent, from all confidence, secrecy or
dclicacy, which they may feel under on his account
III Withholding any letters other papers of his
and gives them full liberty to publish TO tho utmost
extent"
We confess this challenge by Mr. Inmpkin has
gratlhed us, because 1t liz strong evidence of the
utter abhorronce with which the doctrine Of Multi
hcation is viewed in Georgia. 1t is also pleasing
TO ind politician of Mr.. Lumpkn's standing, 20
conscious OF the rectitude of his course as to in
vito the publication OF any thing and every thing
he has ovor written. In the language of tho Au
gusta paper-we fancy there are few TOO few. pub
lie men, who would dare to tender tho general in
! vitation TO publish. volunteered by him.
Charleston Courier
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

NAvAL.--We understand that the frigste
United States, which has been lying at lhr
brooklyn Navy Yard receiving ship, since
her return from the Pacific Ocean, is undergo
ing extensive repairs, with Wow 10 future ser
v!ce.-Her destination is believed 10 be the Med
i'erranean, to relieve the Constellation. Com
modore Daniel 7. Patterson now a Commissions
er OF the Navy Board 1t is said will be sssin :
cd to the United States, and succeed Compo.
dore BiddIe IN the command Of our squadron in
/ hat quarter.
An intelligent Officer of the Navy who Waited
That noble ship, the Peunsylvonis, at the Ma
Wy Yard at Philadelphia, lev dsye sincc, in
forms us that it was Uncovered recently fbst
she bad settled somewhat on the s;ocks. She
was III consequences further propped up, but il
was npprehrnded that II she settled still more.
there would be no alternative but To launch her
immediately II or armament Which lies along
side OF her consists Of 1876 fory-,yo Founders
She has four tier guns, and would require, when
IN service, crew ofS30O men j. Of Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
@ar6sag u g&asa>
PORT OF RTCH.WO-NII
ENTERED.

Ship Julian, BENZ. Smith master, from Liverpool
with dry goods, crates, hardware, and salt, to g.
w Gillat, Ellis, s. + james & co.., Van Lew.
Werth, jr., w Allison, w Smyth, L Robertson.
Richmond S Brander s. co.., Petersburg, and
salt, to the master
Ship North Star. Benedict, Philadelphia with
sugar, to Gray & Pankoy.
ARRIVED,
Packet Schr Frances, Libby, from N. York, with
sundries to Cotton & Clarke, r. II. Jenkins. M.
Ancker, w. 81 ID. Kyle 81 Co. ]. Boshcr, R. Smith.
j. N. Gordon 81 Co. Luke A. Sizer, ]. Thompson,
Otis, Dunlop 81 Co. Jacob Snton, Workman il Nc
Gruder, p. Cotton, ]. NJ & w. Willis, r. d. SAM
ay, X. Parkinson, Walker s. Booth Jas Williams,
Thomas Lee, VIM. Rowlett, Pulling & Day. John
F. Hillard, p. X. White, NJ. Branch, J. Van Lew
d Co j. r. Triplett, l.. Webb & Co. Davenport,
Allen d Co. Baldwin, Ives & Co. J. McKildoe s.
Co. Hubbard & Gardner, John Sarvay.
SlooP Philadelphia, Wells, from Bridgeton, with
ballast.
Schr. Fairplay, Lee, from N. York, with ballast,
Schr Minerva, Mister, from Baltimore, with sun.
dries, TO J. Winston, j. s. ]. Goode, Anderson
~ Leake, John n. Gordon, l.. Webb 81 Co. John
Garth, Laneestor, Donby & Co. Geo. L. Sampson,
u. l. Burr, >. Coe, and to order.
ochr. Twins, from Cabin Point, with lumber
SAILED.
Schr. Daniel, Prouty, for Boston, with coal
Schr. Packet, Perkins, for Boston, with coal and
tobacco. ~
Il, Schr. Effort, Fordhan, for New York, with
flour, tobacco, &c.
Schr. Eagle, Walworth, for Now York, with
flour. "
Schr. Olynthus, Herd for NJ York, with flour.
Steam Boat John Morris, Mann, for CITY Point
with schr. Effort in tow.
Sloop Miller, Teal, hence at Philadelphia ON
Monday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

CHOLERA MoRnUs.-A medical council had been
recently held at st. Petersburg, which was atten
ded by 40 physicians.-Thirty eight of them decla-
red 1t to be their opinion, that the cholera is con-
taglous, and only two maintained the contrary.
The cholera RACES with increasing violence in
most m, OF tho places it had reached. In Riga, on
the 22nd, there 90 fresh cases. and 80 deaths:
IN Mttan, from the IoIn or nidy Ihe OH jun
lo6 persons were attacked, of whom los died: in
Lemberg, from the 18th to the Odd ult there wore
1890 fresh cases; 3ll had recovered and 600 died
According to the accounts from Berlin, the cholera
had found its way TO Cracowi and in Jassay tMol.
davia) it was raging to fearful e1tent an average
of 100 persona, in population of 10000, were
dying daily.
The cholera had appeared at liver, Jaroslaw,
Nesburcy, Novegorod and in tho government of
WitcPsh. In the government of Minsk, from tho
3lst of March to June l, 226S persons had been
attacked, of whom 1916 had died, and 926 had re-
covered. The disease making frightful raya
ges in Moldavia. The number of persons who
died OF 1t In Jassay, on the 10th, was 95, on the
lith, l25, and on the 18th, 145. Letters from Jas
say of the 18th, say that the disorder was increas
ing, and deaths were 300 daily. The government of
Jassay, advised the inhabitants to retire into the
country and they were flying in all directions.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

Alta numerous and respectable meeting of the citizens
OF Amelia county, holden at the Court House. Thurs
day. the 2Jlh of August 1881, for the pupose of taking
confederation the prop.ie'y of appointing Delegates
the An,i-rarif Convention, IN assemble in Philadel
rha on tho 3OIh Of September next:
Edward Eggics,Ou called 10 tie Chair, and VIM.
L. Booker appointed Secretary.
John w Baker, Esq. rose, aud after explaining the
object contemplated by the meetings submitted the follow
Ing resolutions. which unanimously adopted
/. Resolved, That, regarding as We do the Federal
Government be but OF the States and pos
OF such powers only have been clearly granted
the Constitution, constrained declare that
Congress, in cnacng the existing Tariff Laws hav
transcribed its legitimate authority.
Resolved, That the exercise of such power. hJ Con-
sre.s relation this subject, s the dsn gerous
claimed under the anor of Constitutional right,
If such peversinn o: tina charter from which tho
derive oil their powers, he allowed in this instance a,,u
mary constructions of other clauses may be INDUCED,
leading TuirouE and nsious encroaohments upon the
rights Of the States.
Fe,ol-ed, That this existing Tariff sws are no, only
un' sn'ntiona but highly oppressive, partial and unjust
in 'hrir pei alton
4. Resolved. That the most prompt and eIicacous
should he speedily concerted for tic abolition
for satisfactory modification Of this odious system
n re.rctoua system, whose pcnciou. effects
tain ani t!cy extended, whilst henchi- hes;
ecnaned TO single, and comparatively TO small branch
Of industry.
Resolved. This, the Convention be held in Phila-
iesha, in order 10 ss"sr:a'n aud sn'boy public scst
msn', ani IN empny in the manner best dsp;ed
'uu''onay 10 repeal tho existing 1sr;n entirs
arrrohsIiou.
8. Resolved, That be appointed Delegates "a
represent tie county Of Amelia in said Convsn,on and
that they many Of them may attend, author
i,ed 10 express tho vn,e OF this county.
On rotor, Resolved, This. ho blank contained in the
SIKH retaliation he filed with the following names
wit: Wan. :. Archer h.nj Nrn'n W. Lssh. Jno Baker
Thomas L Giles, Richard Booker, and Jno r. Leigh.
Resolved, That The foregoing proceedings he sgned br
the Chairman and Secretary, and copy thereof trans
r'';sd The Editors Of the Richmond Enquirer and
Constitutional Nhs for publication
EDWARD EGGLESTsN, CHARM
WV l. Sci
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

DREADFUL SHrF wREcK.-The Halifax Journal.
received at Boston, gives the following particulars
of melancholy event, which took place at Cane
Kay, on the coast of Sowfoundlund, on the 10Th
July, as heretofore briefly noticed in this paper:
The skip Lady Sherbrookc, 81 tons burthen.
henry CANDLES, master, owned at Newcastle, from
Londonderry, bospd to Quebec, with 2s5 passen-
gers, and II crew of Is persons, sailed on the 4lb
June from Iondonderry-nothing occurred until
tho night OF the 39th July, when, at 10 O'Clock,
one OF the seamen called out from the forcastle
that there were rocks the lee bew, Instantly
all was confusion on board those below rushed on
dcck-an attempt was made to tack the ship, the
Wlnd was SO light, and the ground swell so great,
IL iaiied-tie ship backed the rocks, and in less
than ten minutes was completely broken up.
scene oil the most narrowing description then took
place Three hundred human being were strug.
Slng Tor existence. The boats, filed with REQ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

From Honteuideo.-A letter from this place of
the 2Oth juno, represents that the -four market had
undergone very unfavorable change, and sales
had been suspended. The principal bakers had
supplies on hand for two months, and owing to the
numerous shipments from Bueaos Ayres, had rem
dered the price, which had boon at S17, noarly
nomlnal.-ho sales of American -four, but other
articles of American pr duce in fair demand.
The scarcity of money was increasing every
day.
The advices from Buenos Ayres represent Flour
dull. Wines and Spirits had grown scarce, and
deaTer. Exports low, but sales of imports could
not be forced.-Bdlt CAron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
DIED.

On Tuesday night the 90th ult In the Gath
year of his age, Mr. JAhKs MARQUIS, af,er an Hines.
of three weeks.
At Summsrh in the County of Chesterfield,
on thursday morning, 25th uh., of u violent bill
louS Inhammstory fever, sfthirteen DAYS duration.
MIR. RoSERrsoN TusPIr, in the 29th wear of hir
age, leaving numerous relatives and friends TO be-
moan his untimely death. But few Young men
were moro generally beloved than the deceased.
He became a believer IN the Lord Jesus Christ, q
short time before his Illness and died perfectly
resigned, firmly relying the merits of crucfsd
Redecmer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
PERPETUAL MOTION.
" an tDan1snSs Advantage or gain IN PORE,


|en'isnsn:-A' this dircoVcry j, ~ pubiir aIvar-
,sSe, because IT affords dininuon or tSp.n,r. ., IN
us IncTee1e OF power, which produces yrnnre,GI
'''n ~ power, with rGuE expense IN its movement,
Shn "r calculated 70 oreise any kind Of fnerlrer,
.""' requires power velocity, conpacncss and ss =
shah siace ~ only required Tor it's nccups
eae c"n'irefatrns, ought not IN induce sye5y R5,
8" '@ntn' 70 cory e7' ron he ofsr, for Putli5 adyan
ege mss invaluable discovery
ne inventors and rropIetors Of the above Sis-ovs-v
TWO 81 Which ere of this city ard one Of New (i,,-.
Hmher' County, Va, all NJ which Subscribers 10 a. =,
rio""s explanation a the dis tyrry, 90 follows T..
'Fs'y' The iWo crank shafts laud on lie end RI - ;i~t
n'H' ~ TIC perpendicular piston which ro;-,s q,
Wv c'nrt oi sdtu piston, ar apart raid p. hang,
hc'wesn IN the crn1rc) sakrd two svel ip;rp v
NJ s"lo.lr size for the pove CT vaujed which ,iy , .
Irvc' wheel siakrd upon The said screw piston Lar,,.
'''weel and operating said crank shafts esared oH T,bt
am 'ri ne sad piston may tie from 3 feet to % Ce
w iec'h. and threaded screw from 10 f.r,
IN length, and from 10 "a inches IN diameter and s
yea on 10 said piston of he way down from the to,
1911 INC eFsl wheel OIL said piston is sIakrd If the 80
- rom the sewer end. which drive, the t,yo -
sHats 20 the right and left thereof: ~ The % -
Shd p'eiou screw may be attached ia ar-e ,yboe ~,
FeSh OF from y pounds 10 10 tons, as The mower ,,
n' wanted tiere "Fe two pjirnau filters " Ech Mo mt
hc scFew on the Ts;a7, and maintains IL from, s;r liz
sac iiiman lHers operated by the two cr,,I s -,
we b'I zon'a shaiS, when ark is Ut the e,o, ::
o""' ny MS operation the screw piston Is rn3in,,;c4
nom sinking. and tho Top ends Of the ,i,foo,
P'us li'He ~ The right OF left (as the scrcvv ma, t
maGr) ~ order TO sustain motion-said screry ,;S,,
"ofHs ~ two holes, the top and the otbars, H..
oo',ni' Sufficiently loose enable said piofon n 80;
n' 'dlt 81 an WcIi in - operation. And when In ,,,
'"i, ors "uHrwise, our claims saii Cor nerps-o., e.
We ~ # pewsE ever sBhersiascre oye,,,eE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
We arc indebted to the Richmond Enquirer of
Tuesday. for the following Information:


Tuesday. for the following information:
"a CABINET COUNCIL.
Tho good effects of the Change of Cabinet are
beginning to develops themselves. There was no
harmony in the last Cabinet-the members were in
such state of repulsion, that they could not be
brought together to consult public measures
The SC .ie is now shifted. The present Cabinet
the ablcst that has been formed since the admins
tration of Mr.. Jefferson-now regularly hold Cab
net Councils as in the days of yore. We doom this
information SO Interesting to tho public, that w
lose no time in laying it before them. Things will
thus go ON as they wero in the days of Washing ton
and Jefferson"
1t is now conceded that tho reason why Cabinet
councils werc not held by tho President, during
tho first two years and quarter of his Admiuistra
ton, was because they could not be held The
President, we told dare not bring his
people together. And yot during the whole of that
period, we were assured by this very Richmond
Enquirer, that the last the most splendid Cab-
net that ever existed-that all the perfect
and homogeneous harmony-while at the same
time the President himself was glorfed because he
had abolished the old royal mode of having cabinet
councils! How beautiful is consistency!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
PRoyIpENcK. Ann OF

- PROVIDENCE, Aug. 81
The package containing 5000 dollars which was
lost by the driver of the accommodation stage from
this town to Taunton on Friday of last week, was
picked up the road by Mr.. Benjamin Full,
Ter, of Attloborough respectable citizen aged
Su 1t was directed to the Cashier of the Taunton
BANK. Mr.. Fuller sent the package to the Bank
oy ms son, and the stage proprietor, Mr.. Smith,
sent the old man the two hundred dollars offered
as reward, and gave the boy City dollars for his
honesty and trouble.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

We call the attention of the pub,ic n tho Pro.
psctus Ola Botanical work, which Mcssrs D. e. C..
Landreth are about TO undertake. Their plan O.
serves all encouragement, and they possess raro ia
cllitics " materials Tor its due accomplishments In
Europe, Botanical magazines are found extensively
useful and obtain liberal patronage. The Messrs
Landreth may therefore anticipate success in ovory
rosnect.--Nat. Gss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
y. Com.

The Connersville, IndIana) Clarion of the goth
ult says, that Col. Boon, Gen. Carr, ard General
McCarty, all Jackson, are elected TO Congress-
The National Republicans have elected their gov
vernon, lieutenant governor, and majority in both
branches of the legislature. The majority in the
State against Gen Jackson is supposed to be about
Ten thousand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

captain, mate Q reamon, and 81 passengers
chung 10 part of the wreak, were fortunatelv
cast by tho waves on some cliffs. AT IL O'Clock
next day they were discovered by fishermen,
who went TO their relief, and conveyed them 70
lass Harbor, from whence they were brought 10
this port IN tho schr Pomona, Capt. Munroe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

yos woro, tho etl!er DAY, whom you nsd. .Iftho
Sovereigns of Europe knew their trsc interests,
they would unite in compelling the Autocrat TO
do Justice TO tho Polos." But, whether they will
or Will not unto in favor of this brave, noble and
glorious, people, feel morally convinced from this
moment, that Poland is saved.
Your obedent servant,
q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

COunter}eits.--Wo are informed that counterfcit
ten dollar notes on the farmers Bank of Maryland,
wcrc offered at Brokers Office yesterday They
are of letter G. dated 9th October, 1895, and are
said to DO SO well executed to require the most
critical examination 10 discover that they are
rious,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

MFRS. JAMES NJ. JOHNSTON hn. t.ken
ItA the House l'tely occupied by the Rev.
Leonidas Polk, healthy and central situation.
and will receive, as boar1ers, young ladies' who
moy wish either ts attend the schools, or receive
private instruction. Every attention will be
paid to their comfort, and Piano Porte will be
kept for their accommodation. sen 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

Mr. Sorton'a Publishing my letter to han o?the 81
last II furnished him 10 use AS he pleas
Cd But have some objection to urge against his
Withholding two thirds ofmy statement of ''f,cts,"
and laying before the public only those parts which
best suited his dcsign:--and having retained II copy
ofmy letter Will publish it in full, putting those
parts in Italics which Mr. n has SO generously and
conveniently omitted, to which ask tho particular
attention Of tho reader
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
10 TIE Eprrons OF TILE WIN.

OeDtlemcn: on reading your paper Of the 9th
inst pefceIyed thu celebrated newspaper scribe.
Ht. David b. Newton s az an, "fho' rslHetaafig.,
1r 'Srs Ihs FAsns- Lz5 10 earthly sSjs s;iep 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
MARRIED.,

In New York, on Tuesday, 23d ult by tho
New. Archibald Maclay, Mr.. LEWIS l.. Barns. of
Richmond, Virgins, to Miss RosALIn VIDAL, dauch.
tor OF the late Paul Vidal merchant, of New
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
ITO Waiter sBesees.

A S you not On inhabitant Of this State
IA you are hereby notified that we shall proceed
% take the DISPOSITIONS Of Robcr, Henry Tebbs
and others, at the Office of John Shore, Notary
Public, on the third day of October next ensr-
ing, between sunrise and sunset, to be read in a
suit now depending in the Circuit Superior Court
Ct Law and ChNncery ri the Court IF Henrico,
m which we ore plaintiffs and yon are defendant,
along with Jsmos Eobettson and William Swami.
JAMES DREW MeCAW.
WILLIAM REED McCAW.
sen i-2awGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01
EDWIN NJ. BLACK,
WILLARD WAKEFIELD.
49,. NERsEI, stsIDDt.pTy.G

p 6 We have painting. and specification lodged IN
IN. pa,ep, Office 81 United States, and the patent will
c issued III four or days. To satisfy the curious and
cuterpsinc they had bsier call a, the "Whg office" and
examine partial drawing in order 20 show the principle
Tat SuDscRiBIKs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

W. address the ahsve 70 you, gensn'sn, i sos IL.
your newspaper columns aud do believe WI lie worthy
If publc pslusal aud patronage. And further csah
;is rernsrent evidence invented by the inventors in
June last 1881. Respectfully,
EDWIN NJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

RICHMOND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ! 1917,
WHEAT-103 los cents,
COUNTRY FLOUR-sales TO-DAY Mt S5IeI
TOBACCO-Cungs, SCI a So.
other refused, Al
Common pasz0d. 35a41
Middling, Az 81
Good and fine 6 10
Fine manufacturing Hds. soil q. higher rates nc,
eording to quality.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

Attention, Rifemen!
~ NERCiSES and manguvres Of Light In
Ell fantry and RjAenen, for tho use oftbe mill
TIA If the United States, published by the De.
paT'meDt cf War, under the authority of an act
Of Congress of the cd Harcb. 1879, and for
sale by ]. II. NASH.
sent 1-fs
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TOMORROW

TOMORROW!
Virginia State Lottery-Drawing will
take place TOMORROW afternoon, al 4 oclocL
at the Eagle Hotel.
ALL PRIZES!
CAPITALs!-915,000,$ $4,000, Sc, 900, &c. &c.
Tickets sS5-EIalves So 50-Quarters 81 az.
For sale at e. NIICKLE,8
SEPT Next below the door of the EAGLE Hof.I
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

pEN-CUTTERS "A few Pen Cutters, for
Il sale by J. ii. NASH.
sept LIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-01

eReDEAEA Sacks Liverpool Salt, now
landing, for sele low, If taken
from the wharf. JOSHUA j. FRY.
sep
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-16
-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS
REWJPn

n authorised to offer a reward of 5000 each, "a;
utv VIZ Cro"c m. ana delivery to me, or to my dep-
ana GnHr1es Hh"ety, who were out upon bail, and
-" "a,E oT%he lnciT recogElznnces, by n failure to appenr
d. '"G circuit Court of the United States NJ, ProL
mono upon n charge of forging the declarations and
liner documents Tor obtaining the pay of certain sol
dirrS OF the Revolution; and against whom ,rnn b b
We're found by the Grand Jury, ut the last term Of
! am informed that the above mentioned Ierov rc-.
u"n was a resident, from his birth, of Bedford count.
,,r rio'n 20 TO 90 years of age, and about S feet 8 or 8
,"c'leS III height stout heavy built, full face. short noel
iafgc round head, black hair. and heavy bIacL bonr5
,h an o,'o o. informed that Charles Whitley was, for tho
c G,i ."', ~ or % years, a resident ofsaid county ofBed-
,"''' Is rom 10 to - years ofagc, nearly SIX fec, in
nel@n,' slender aud straight built, thin visagc, lieh,
pg manners. JOHN Peer AM
of the u :, for the f District NJ Va
Jan. C, 1891. -
} he editors ofthc Richmond Wing and Lpncbbn,a
' nGII.an W"' please insert the foregoing for ,yo
inoiINS' (unIcSs sooner c~ountermandcd) and fotyn,J
''cir accounts to me for payment.
- PEiTRAM, Marshal T. u. or Y,