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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-02

see that he would put his "veto" on Il"
Mobilization and Revolution. folloui,.
extract of letter from gentleman in Ch,,,.,
ton to his friend in Albany states facts with ii.
existence Of which we had before BEEN made NJ,
partially acquainted.
81 send YOU one Of the NaI'ifylng panprs d.
you may understand the state of feeipr h, H., WA
lists here; and the deep aud powerful exci,smsa,
which ID arrayiog one portion Of the commuDi,,
against the other. have previously remarked; =
you that we were on the eve of y Reyolation " '
should have added that the Revolution had a.,
dy commenced has commenced. h.r,n''
it is a common topic OF conversation to wb;rh ~
vernmcnt allegiance is due, whether to the JIss.
ed States or the State of South Carolina T
MULTIPLYING party are strainiDg every nerve 70 NJ"
cure an act from the State Legislature. in oa1 u
sition to the Tariff Law of 1923. If su,t
act should be passed, all the horrors of civil ~,
will be entai!cd on this state. The membs,. "
the Union party are determined to resist eyenm
to blood, the enforcement of this act, and lilo g..
vernon Ut the state has recently expressed lin,
at public dinner, in the following language
Whatever the State Of South Carolina orders,
to do, by the God that made me, that will d.
lie is capable Of carrying his threat into er,,,
ton, and thnsmust there be deadly contes, h.,
tween citizens of the same state. The carries
associations are now forgotten, intimacies and
friendships of years are broken up, and the d..
mon Of civil discard, has already entered iuioh.
miles arraylng son against father and brOth,,
against brother. You do not seem at the Mar,
to understand the extent of excitement which nr.
walls here, and you no doubt will deem the nj.
ture which have drawn to be too highly coIOteJ.
but assure you it is faint representation.
81 attended meeting of the leaders Of d.,
| Union party few nights since, and so lmporn,
was the present crisis regarded to be, tina, her
unanimously resolved, TO lay an assessment d
two per cent on the income Of the members
the party for the purpose Of raising a fund. 70
meet every contingency; at this meeting was a.
sembled some Of our first men for wealth, for a.
| lent and for ,irtne."
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-02
F. M. BOYKIN.
NoRyoLK. Aug. 81.

NORFOLK. Aug. 81.
The U. s. Troops from Fortress Monroe, un-
der the orders of Col. WonrH aud Maj KIRBY,
and the Seamen and Marines of the U. S. ship
Natchez, under command OF Capt. NEWTON, who
marched against the insurgents in Southampton,
returned last evening to their respective stations
in the steam boat Hampton from Smlthheld'-
The Marines and Seamen from the U. ). ship
Warren, having arrived in the morning from Sui
folk.
1t will be seen by the subjoined order OF the
War Department, that the prompt movement Of
Col. House, Commanding at Fortress Monroe,
has been regarded as it deserves to be by his OIL
cial superiors. The fact, indeed, is worthy OF
special notice, that in seven hours after he rece-
ed the Mayors despatch, he had a battalion thu
ty miles on its way to the place 1t was required
to be marched to.-Heraid
(CopY.)
ApJUTaNr GENERALS OFFICE,
Washington, Aug 90, 1851. )
SIR,
Your communication of the gath inst. repol ting
the insurrection of the blacks in Southampton Cy.
and the succor furnished from Fortress Monroe,
in compliance with the call made on you by the
Mayor of the Borough Of Norfolk, has been re-
ceived.
have it in command to express 10 you the en-.
fire satisfaction ofthe President and Secretary OF
War, at the promptitude with which you detach-
ed three companies of Artillery, under the COM
mand of Brevet Lieut., Col. Worth, at the re-
quest of the civil authority, on this lamentable
and unforeseen occasion.
am, Sir. very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) Il. JONES.
'Adj't Gen.
To Col las HnnSe lst Artillery.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-02

NorE.-The greater part of the weather ''
month, has been suItry and oppressive, altn',E
not 50 warm, by several degrees, as that o. !"
gust, 1880. Notwithstanding much rain n
fallen. accompanied by an unusually dense aOpa
phere, yet the month has passed oil with D.
degree of health for the season. The yer! "
guIar appearance of the Sun and Moon !" V.
raj DAYS this month. excited general obseH'r'
and wonder. inasmuch as their effect was y
ductive Of gloomy appearance on all Grt'T
The first day that the Sun assumed SILVER,
appearance, and sent forth no ray OF l'gb' ~.
attributed to the peculiar situation OF me ''l.~
phere, as the Moon par.ook OF the same aPr 1,
ance when the Sun had retired: aud dHlin:
three succeeding days, those who PAID al''" ~,
were more confirmed in their first opinion ~,
the Sun and Moon alike, alternately, u''
white, brassy, green and blne. A black 'PV ~
the Sun was visible to the naked eye, thoOsa
is not considered as contributing IN any n. - :.
to the effect produced. 1t is also worm, " ,,n
mark, that as the Sun set each day, 'e';s ;.oIsr
ordinary light arose from the western Oenlp rSn
resembling the light of a great hre' al!eI ,o,r
the Moon became tinctured with the same ,,,r
that the Sun had been previous to his oIs1PF d
ance beneath the horizon. In concluslop, !,
only say, that phenomena like those =, VII M
pearance have endeavOred to descr'O''
before saw or heard OF.
p. S. Dog days end the 4th sePtelOp'''
Thrust 81. 1881.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-02
(Signed)

To Col. Jas House, 1st Artillery.
Commanding Fortress Monroe, Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-02

woa.d have been adapteh-afirmin,, with s,.r
getic gesture, that he was not to be defeated
his plans by such men. He would lie, them y, ~
see that he would put his "veto" on H." -
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-09-02

Average OF this month -
Range of the Thermometer %
Warmest day 81
Coolest day o.
During the month 10 clear days
Statement Of .4ugust, 1850;
Average :,
Range Of the Thermometer y
Warmest day v
Coolest day o.
H.. OF .to,r DAYS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
LAW gCHs0sss,

VIE, subscriber ATTENDS opening next fall a Law
n school, IN the town of Staunton; to be ned
p1nen'y 1t adequate encouragement should be receiv.
me MODE OF instruction will be course of lectures
on" suoy ano frequent examinations IN order 10 devo
e greater part OF his time to the proposed scboel he
nom ITS commencement conGne his practice 10 ,Le
Co.. os appeals at LewsburS and the Federal aud
oiieu" Superior Courts in S,auutor The frs, session
III Osgn on the LIST of October. and connu. ur,I ,bs
~ vi yuiy next following, without intermssion excen
Gihs me terms of the Federal and Circuit Suncr;ps
Gout,s The tuition fee, per session. win be seycny
Ios uoaIs Persons DESTROYS of becomin. pupils vii
ss "un'ea'e the Tact to the subscriber, by letter
as soolrs practicable; and prompt attention. win be ovcn
e inquiries which they may think proper TO make
l. % The school will certainly 60 into ouer,s
tlon on the LIST of October next Pug
ava! - ioSl-wl3t BRiSCOE q. BALDWIN,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11

Athens and Elkhorn Precincts not heard from
Today. we learn verbally that the Clay ticket is
% votes ahead in Athens
FRANKLIN. When the polls closed, last evening.
Eord's lClayl majority Lccompt IJ:cksonl 70.
Crlttenden's majority Sanders AZ.
WooDFoRD. When the polls closed last evening
Alians l(.l majority over Shannon, about 100
Raicy's [C.] majority over Wilmington, about Sc
Bourbon. Marshars [C.l majority at the close
of the polls, about 400 over Coleman
JEssAMINE Last night, at the close of tho polls.
kincad's lC.] majority Adar [J.l13 Cun'
bingham IT, majority over Woodson [C.l 49,
CLARKE. State of tho polls last night Allan.
lCiay candidate for Congressl 755. Shannon ~.
over Jackson, jackson candidate for Senate xvi
was lO0. The Clay candidates for the Ill. of Rep
sesentstives were both ahead.
Scorr. Johnson ~ 367. Ward III 533.l Steven
son III 4l3. Thompson 378 Miller 12s.
AT Harrodsburgh, Mercer county Adair's MAORI
ty last night was about 900.
At Danvillc same county, Kincaidrs majority was
rising 600.
! MONTGOMERY. Last night-Davis, &C. candidate
FOR Congress majority Daniel 237.
From the Lexington, Ky. Reporte, Of dug. 3.
Clay majority the first day in Fayetie, about 300
I'm Bourbon, about the snme-In Woodford AL
ian's majority over Shannon is considerable and the
election of Mr.. Railey is certain to the Legisla
ture In Jessamine kncaids majority over Adair
Will be but little less than 100. Tho contest bet
wesn Cunningham and Woodson in that county for
the Legislature will be very cose the Clay candi-
date it is believed will be electodIn Scott county
the Clay candidate for the Legislature is 76 votes
behind.
The election in this county has been conducted
with ,calmnes and good order. The votes yesler-
day at tho Court House were in favour of the CLAW
Ticket, and ut the close to-day the difference be-
anticipated. The good work of REFORM goes brave
iy on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
HtI!iam y, Mary Co;lege.


| n VIE Lectures in this Institution will com
mencc as usual on The last Monday in DC
tooer. The Faculty are net authorized TO per
init Student TO board out of Colieue, excep
! Oh u c tc'Ttten request of the Parent or Guar
uian-a condition that will not be dispense,
with IN any case. No more is 10 be uaid TO.
BOARD, including lodging, washing, fuel, candies
attendance, &c. than Sl2o, OF which one-hal
Is TO be paid when the Student enters Coupuc
ana the other half al the expiration of half th
ieim.-EXpenses US follows: For Board $40
-Natr!cnl ation Fee S5-F'ces to the Professor
IN the Junior Course $40; in The Senior Cours
sou - hese Fees are to be paid III advance
ne Law Lectures viii be continued to ;Lt
end OF the Tenn; and tie necessary expenses O
me Student, including Board, &c. Fee To IN.
proieSs"r, ard Naturalization Fee, will be SI45.
ihe Grammar School opens October LIST Boar,
Tor 10 months 500, and Tuition Fee SEQ.
july rs II A. EMPlE, President
u! This advertisement is to be published in,
medie'c,y in the Enquirer and Wig, Richmond
tho Old Dominion, Pctersburg-the Observer.
Fayetievile-the Ccutipcl. Newbern-the Star
haleigh-the Herald and Beacon, NcIinlk-th,
Jetiersonian Republican, Lynchburg-the Re
publican, Winchester, and Tie Arena, Ffcd.s-
lckshurg--and about he middle Of Aug us,, Sen
lem6er and o. tober let it be published ono,
N each OF he for gong papers, except the Are
IA and Beacon. Accounts to be sen, TO Major
ndhlund Christian Richmond.
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MEMORANDA.

Consigncss of The sehr Commerce, Doughty,
from PhiladelPhia-B Peyton, c NJ Mitchell, J II
Eustace, A Bargamin, a w Noting, n Charter,
Lancaster DENLY & Co. L Webb s. Co. n Cor
don & Go. Otis, Dunlop & Co, G Raymond, w
Hardy, J II Nash, and w Rowlett.
.4ry'iref at city Paint, brig Pocahontas.
Smith, 45 days from Liverpool, with sail, crates,
&c. 10 Chas. Palmer.
At Warwick, towed up by steamboat Transport,
brig Diamond, Todd, frcm Charleston.
Ship Azalia, Sands, towcd up by steamboat
James Gibbon.
Captain Harrison, of steamboat Transport, re-
ports the following vessels bound UP: Ship Logan,
off Wyanoakc; off WestSvcr, schr Dorchester; oil
City Point, schr Sea Horse; of Bermuda Humid
reds, schr. Only Daughter, aud Rachel & Lydia
at Turkey Islaud, ship Lydia; of Osborne schr
Envoy ofBoston.
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go ae6egg ~ e&as@ >
PORT or RICHMOND.
INFERRED,

ENTERED,
Ship Elizabeth Firth, VIM. A. Breaid from I.iv-
erpoo., in ballast, to J. g. w. Giiiat.
Brig Pocahontas, t. A. Smith, Liverpool, salt,
crates, &c. to G. Palmer.
Brig Brown, Tulmand, New York, ballast, TO
j. Marx & Son.
CLEARED,
Ship Importer, Clarke, for Rio and u market,
flour, by P.J. Chevallie.
ARRIVED,
Schr Washington Packet, Hainy, from Tap
pahnnnock. with corn, to master
S:br William 81 Mary, Longest, from Fred
eTicksburg, with tobacco, TO A Peticous g. Co.
SAILED,
Schr Isaac w Norris, Townsend, for New York,
with coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11

MTAS committed to The jill in Henry coun-
" tY, Va as rpuawGy OF The 23th day 81
May last, negro man, who says he is fec, end
calls himself Sohn Logan: he i about 30 ycar-
old, feet u inches blgh, wears his hair l"rg 10
iorc--has scar across his If eye brow, has a
peculiar stiffness in Ids waia, occ9slcned (as he
says) by fell from horsc--had 90 whrt. COM
nittcd 90 jail. blue cloth coat, ond corpcras CO
Toured vest ard ptntaloors. Of domestic cloth
says be aos raised by Charles Salad, Of Motto
way cogrty, and is acquainted IN III, counties Of
Prince Edward and Amelia formerly drove o.
Wagon for man named Watson, IN Prince Ed
ward-bas 'ivrd in Georgia, and in the n, 1hbor-
boThood Of Camden, with man named Burcc
with whom be left his free papers. The owner
Of said slave is requested 10 come forward prove
property, pay charges and TAKE him away, else
~ will be disposed Of az the law directs
JAMES NJ. SMITH, Tailor
aug. 1C-5m O1Hcnry county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
TO TIE PUBLIC

Inils Wing of Monday last, Mr.Iohn NJ. Bolts
s;,as again tecmed it necessary to present himself
before you, aud 10 doing so has again endoavored
40 sustain his previous allegation rs to myself, by
two certificates; which renders It necessary should
Gpain trespass upon your Indulgence.
That never made The remark imputed TO nc by
Mr. Bota has been fully proved By the certificates
heretofore exhibited by me TO the public; and
Messrs. Tinsley, Thomasson and Harlow who
were also present at Gentry at the tno' nave iur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
JAMES WINSTON.
Who as erctuSiUlly engaged IN the
COnMIMEHSSIOnJ RUSTMHss-

CO LAA EssSlUN BUSIMM SS,
AH AS on hand, and offers for sale, best Smith
- field bacon, prime pork, No. cargo beef
nett and gross behring's, No. mackerel ST.
Croix and N. o. sugar in hhds and barrels, re-
fined sugar at ID 70 8 cents, West India and n
o. molasses In hhds and bbls, honey in tierces, a
large assortment Of iron, J inch to inch square
coffee, soap, vinegar, cordial best soal leather,
lamp, salad, and sweet oil, porter bottles, Fid-
Ter 81 Taylors beer, aspice, Claref, Champaign,
Madeira, and Malaga wine in or. casks and bot
ties, Wehb's, Walkers, and Doramgos segars,
selves assorted, and any kind of wove wire
ordered, tar, lard, two we'll finished northern
gigs, family -four, 10 and % inch shingles, oak
and flooring plank, chairs, 65 bales of cotton
1000 bushels of sound corn, &c. &c.
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g "A. L III
Ornithological Biography.

nRNlTHOLOGiCAL Biography, or an
~ account of the habits of the Birds in the
United States of America, accompanied by de
scriptions IF the objects represented in the work
entitled The Birds of America, and nterspersed
with delneGtions of American Scenery and
Manners, by John James Audubon, F.. r. s. S.
l., & E. &c. &c. Just published, and for sale by
aug JNO. H. NASH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11

p = EDICbL DEPARTMENTAL Lee
Iva lures w3il COMMENCE with the s. ssiou on
th" Io'1 OF Scpiernbcr, and be eEula:ly cuHjin-
ucd tI the - Of Jolly flIownc:-a course
more than twice as long at any Medical Col
l.gc IN The Union.
The arrangement Of subjects is os fellows:
PHYsoLoGy, PATHoLoGr, Ousrgrarcs. and
MEDicAL JUE1sPEUpENcE.-EO DUN
GLESON, VI. D.
CH%MfsrnY WATrErA Mrpict ami PuARMA-
cY John =. EMMETT, NJ. d.
~ tTo2iy and SCrcEuy. with D1ssrcr1oNs-
THOS. Johnson, " u.
The Anatomical Museum is already in q con-
du'on 10 ciacjGatc lie Lectures Oh Anatomy and
Ph>sinlngy; and IS daily receiving additions
whilst The Surgical apparatus IS Ut least cqua
60 any IN the Union.
One full course Of Lectures in the Mcd+
cal Department Is considered blythe authofite.
Of the University of Pennsylvania as cquiyaleH
10 a course IT that Institution.
(EJ- The came papers are requested to publish ,hi
notice aug 1--W4t
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AUOA'HeAlNS,
Egg 0a5S, Esu,eFos, 8. GO.


GROCERIES.
4 By FRiDAY, tho i2th inst at 10 o'clock,
~ VIII be sold at the store, a general assort.
aeat Of GROCERIES. "''0'''
- , o. d. 81 CO. Aucts.
ADDITIONAL.
~ Ihds Porto Rico sugars, good quality
20 do New Orleans do
so bbls loaf sugar
so boxes cheese
leo do soap
90 realms wrapping paper
10 bbls lamp oil
30 bags green coffee
Gunpowder and imperial teas
10 hhds Molasses
20 boxes starch
~ DO stout brogans
20 baskets sweet oil
Cl4ret wine in boxes
10 cases hats
~ q casks wine, end other articles
s y. d. s. Co. Aucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
Esagl,SsFyEEe EEWfS.

EUST received, and now opening, cases
81 ladies' and misses Dunstable Bonnets, of
various shapes, and some of very superior quail
ty.--Also, yellow and black Navarno Hats, for
sale at much less than former prices. at
r. Ii, JENKINS
au IT Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Musical instruments, &c.
SPANISH Guitars, violins, clarionots, flutes,
- flies
Receptions for all the above instruments
Piano, guitar and violin strings
Clarionet reeds and mouth pieces
Violin bows, bridges, pegs, finger boards and
aprons.
For sale cheap, by JNO. H. NASH.
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DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.

DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
= hN MONDAY, the 22d inst. at oak will
OG sold at our auc'un rooms, large and.
general assortment OF desirable DRY GOODS
among them are
bale superGue cloths
case satinct
do 8 : book muslin
do calicoes
10 bales brown shectinrs
do do sNir,ings
do cotton oznahurgs
cases bleached sbs,inos
tale Russia sheetna
dc. ticiIenburgs
case table damasls
? do birdscye diaper
bale red flannel:
H.so paFcci II goods purchased at Mr.. Va
lent'ne's sale, Which he purchaser has tn;icd -
'akG' and the same Will be sold ON his account
Terms at Sale. O. ID 70 20 a''n
aug 3-tds Nhu1's-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
WILLIAM HICKMAN,
PHILIP CALICO. aud
STAG - 50

ENlIE Western Route, running on the south
4 side of James River to Lynohburg, leaves
Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day,nt oclo OK, a. NJ, and arrives at LYNCH
burg the next day to dinner from thence the
line continues conducted by VIM. Smith, direct
to the White Sulphur Spring, where Porter and
Belden's line to Guyandotte is intersected: n
branch $Tom the line above LynchburQ drops
in the Tennessee route a: Salem, va. At.
Rane's Tavern IN Cumberland county, the Rich
mohd Route ntersecs the Southern line from
fredericksburg, by Gainesville to Georpia.
which passes Hamden Sidney College The
best Troy Coaches and good Teams sre on the
live, with skiliui, sober, and attentive drivers
The travel performed throughout to the Springs
by day light. Fare from Richmond to the
White Sulphur Spnngs, $40 90. For seats,
apply at the bar Of the Union Hotel, Richmond.
All baggage, whether belonging to passengers,
sent by the stage at the risk of the owners
thereof 4. PATERSON.
Proprietor, Richmond and Lynchburc.
iy 27- 2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
Manchester Property For Sale

4 pursuance of the las, will and ,es,ar,,.
FL OF John Mu ichiP, late of Chesterfield cour,,
shall offer FOR sale, on the premises. at pnhSSn.
Auction, on Thursday, the LIST dav of Senten,
her next, weather permitting, or the fr.t fair
day thercoftcr) all The real property in the town
OF Manchester. belonging to the estate of the
sal ! John Murchie, consisting of tie following.
~: lot, or square, with the buildings snneI.
ainng TO 1t, long known as the Manchester
Tobacco Ware Houses, one other house and lot
ON the Main Street, adjoining the property of Col
+. L. Smith-aso, tenement on Main Streer
now IN the occupancy Of Mr.. Alex. Grant, havinG
a large b:lck dwelling house, with nine rooms =
good frame kitchcn,sn house, stable carrioge
house and a garden-also, another tenement on
the Alaln Street adjoining the last mentioned. at
present occupied by Mr.. Arc'd Freelapd; on this
lot Is house that has been used some wears as n
tobacco factory. with screws, presses, and other
fixtures be!ongingto it, which may be sold seq
Parate, with Efficiency IF ground to suit Dur
chaserS-Possesslen may be given the frsr do,
JanuGry next-Terms, one fourth on The Ist oF
Jaruagy, the balance III three equal insts lments
payable in SIX, twelve, and eighteen months
Bonds with good security, and a deed Of trust
on the property, VIII be required.
RIO. d. MURCHIE,
EX'oI Of Jchn Murchie, dec.
- O,y- g. e. r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

LOUlSA.-Second day, at the Court House,
four o'clock, P. NJ. FoR CoyGaEss: Patton 299'
Dade 165.
At Jackson's, [sunset Patton IDS, Dade 40.
Both candidates were even at Mechanicksville on
the commencement of the second day.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11
,F6p PHYSICIANS.

THyIIE subscriber, intending to remove 60 the
ID western part Of tic STATE, offers FOR sac
the Tract Of Lond formerly he property Of DR..
T.. II. Mosby, and lately the place of residence
of Dr. Thos. Mcaux The farm contains about
2o5 acres of land, and every building necessary
for comfort and convenience, with well Of
excellent water, all, with few exceptions, III
GOOD repair. The nelghbnrhood is a good one
and on the whole, desirable location for q
Physician. Pcrsons desiring TO purchase, and
wishing further information. are requisite ed "a
sdirectijieir letters to Smiths X Roads, Powha-
tan. GEO. w. lINSbBE-
aug 1-2awtfc
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" 5-2aW6w c tbs 4

NV III Ue avld at public auction, on the pre
W misses, on Tuesday, the 9Th of this pre-
il fair, otherwise the first fair dag thereafter 10
lots parcels Of land near Bacon Quarter
Branch, situated on the Brook Road. immedi
ately opposite to John Mosby, Esq. Upon one
Of the lots there is micrahle two story brick
house tlc' &c; p Ian OF The whole property
and NAY be seen on application TO Thos Tay-
loc, Esq. at the Bank Of Va. who will conduct
the sale.
The terms will be, one third in cash, the ba-
lance IN Two equal payments, at and ~ months
Notes with approved endorscrs, and deed of
trust on the property to secure the Greet paw
ments.
WILLIAM HICKMAN,
PHILIP CALICO, aud
GEORGE ROSS
?. S.-The property Will be sold ultorether.
or divided, may best suit purchasers
aue$-at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11

Monday was bad day for the elections. We
have not heard from Caroline or Stafford but pre-
sumo no votes were taken that day, and that the
polls will consequently be kept open for three days
Fredericksburg Herald
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BROGANS

BROGANS.
va FRIDAY. the l2th inst. at half past 10
ei CO. WIZ DE sold at the store, ten cases stout,
heavy brogans. O. d. s, Co Auc,s
aug
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11

Ri OTTCE.-All persons having CLAIMS against
LIZ the estate of Nath' Bowc, DECD arc re-
questcd to present them by the LIST Noycmbe r
next, duly authenticated; eud they are hereby
notified, hat unless they do so tins notice vii
be pleaded in bar against them. Those persons
indebted to the said estate, must make ifnmedi-
ale payment. NATiIL BOWIE.
aug 2-w3t EX'or Of Nathl B,wr doc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11

NEW E'AnG7BZ FLOUR.
N-TEW family Flour III half barrels
II I,ondcn and Philadelphia Porter
Bacon Hams for family use
Rec HerriDgs and Pine Apple Cheese.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-11

kENTUCKY.-Iwo give other partial incomplete
returns. We shall hear something decisive by
sunday. MIR. Borrion's appeal, reached the central
part OF kentucky, the Cd day of the election
BSERVER-EXTRA,