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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
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jun 10

OfFEk for sale the property which hold at
IA Louisa Court House. Its peculiar situation is
suc'' as wen as MS unusual advantages, that a de-
scrip,icn of them would make an Sdyeriscn,cn,
100 long. Tho buildings of wood, and would
require small advance to improve them, say from
one thousand to fifteen hundred dollars to make
them sufficient for all the advantages which pertain
to the property. The land is of ordinary quality
out IN high state Of improvement. The tract
contains 1921 acres. The whole of that which il
cleared is III very no tit it likewise contains that
which rs not common to such establishments a
snpcrabundance of farm timber and fire wood
should the seasons be congcnial, the hay crop,
winch viii be swarthcr this year. is worth not less
IMAM ono thousand dollars, and can be sold directly
at home. The land Ike other land which requires
cultivation and Improvement, and To be taken care
OF, IL adapted to any crop which belongs TO our
climate IN Observation-Disclosures 3G4 dcgrccs--and the
soIi Is susceptible by the application Of those means
which easily and readily TO be had if there
were capitalists to purchase. The place, though
called Louisa Court House, is deemed Il village
and by many individuals it is thought could be
made much lurger if the owner of the land would
lay 1t off in lots. The cost to the purchasers i'm
copartncrshp, was originally twenty-five thousand
dollars, in the year 1917 ~. The expenditures
ana subsequent improvements have been very con-
siderable, at all events TO make the this pc
Rod equal to thirty thousand dollars for the whole
and the profits which annually arise at this dull
period, as well as the very many bad of latel crop
years. has paid more than per centum; and If
the purchaser should think that it were TO his in
terest, after examining the peculiar advantages
which The property has, would bring an interest
ot more than l23 per ceutum. The subscriber in
the absence of those means which are necessary
to avail himself of all the advantages which are
necessary, is induced TO offer it for sale 1T is stu
ated on the main road leading from Richmond
north and northwest about 80 miles from Rich
mond, and on the stage road called the I.oui-
sa and Orange line, and is on the direction to
charlottesville districts from that place in the pre-
sent road 81 miles, hut the more direct route is by
the ureen Springs, the waters of which were for
merly much res"rted to, and he'd in high repute.-
They, however, are the property of DIR. James NJ
MOTIFS and not now res"rtcd to as public water
ing place.
1t is presumed that the place offered for sale is
generally known in Virginia, ifnot in other States,
ana the subscriber confidently and in good faith
recommends 1t as an exceedingly valuable and
hcalthtul situation. Reference to the subscriber
Tor further particulars either hv letter or in person.
must be Louisa Court House, Va.
lune 7-tf jOIN NJ PRICE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

Our thyM will hardly begin grinding ill late
IN July. Their flour being for Foreign markets, i,
rs no object for them TO begin till they have suf
cieht stock OF wheat To supply whole cargo nj
ohce' and to keep without letting the stones re,
cold.
Some Of the Country Millcrs will commence
gr"aihg earlier. and AZ they will have the home
'"'Aet TO themselves, IL will be to their advantage
70 get 'heir Hour to market early possible.
Farmers will bear in mind, that in consequence
"' the law restricting Mcrs TO the use of one
'r"""' our City NIiers will not purchase inferior
""ea' AZ any price. Las, season there was not a
"so oar'e' OF fine flour made at the Gallcgo Mills
anu VIII not be again long as that law remains
in force.
country Miilers, TOO, should be informed that
the Richmond Inspector intends 10 nut tho stand.
"'u vi country Flour up to City Mills ms il
wiz aunt OF. The law of the session before last
restricting Millers to- brand, has had the effect
oil restricting the City MiIers to The purchase of
only the tp-top Wheat. while of course a rrea,er
proportion OF inferior than before the passayc Of
''''' law has been ground in the country The con-
sequence mas been, to make greater difference in
inc quality and price of City Mills and Country
rlour than heretofore. Last season. not a barrel
OF Oaiiego Flour sold for less than Sc and all
bought from the storc--whic, at the same time.
country flour sold as low as 81 375-thc greatest
"'rerehce ever known. Why do not the Farmers
urge the repeal OF II law so injurious to thcrp,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
ID ED,

At his residence, on The 10Th ult., in the Conn
ty of Goocband, i'll the 50th year of his ape
JOHN RoYsTER. Honorable, benevolent, and Hu.
name; he was universally esteemed and beloved nv
all who knew him. His transactions with the
world were distinguished by the most exalted
sense of honour, and the most inhcxibe interritv
In ms death, society has lost useful member
and ms acqualntances, an invaluable friend,
On Saturday morning the 2nd inst, at Febccca
Furnace, the residence of Mr.. William Ross, in
Butetourt county, Mr.. SLAs HAYS, late resident of
Richmond, Virginia.
On the 18th inst. at Mount Vernon ions A =,
WASHINGTON, Esq., proprietor of that cslute
"ANoTHgR REvoLUruxARY PArRtor Cow"
On Wednesday, the 18Th instant, at his Residence
near Fncastc. Bot, at an advanced age Col
HENRY BOWER, soldier of the Revolution and
for many years clerk of the Court Of Bototourt
county His remains were inferred with the usual
military honors, on Thursday, and were attended
to the grave by very large Concourse of the
friends and relatives of the deceased.
II is with no less regret for the loss to our com,
munity of so valuable member than of sympathy
for the anguish which the event has inflicted In y
! family already depressed by many sorrows that
we announce the death Of Frederick MYERS Esq.
Merchant of this Borough he departed this life ~,
Saturday night last, at the residence of his father
| NJ oscs Myers, Esq. in the 35th year of his n,,c
He was born and reared in conlnunitv and The
universal sentiment OF regret with which his death
has inspired it, is the best evidence Of his worth ne
character, and the blameless tenor Of his life
Norfolk Herald
From the AIe1en1ri5 GoTone nj yestesdav
! We have painful duty to perform, in snnoup.
cling the DEATH by accidental drowning, of the Hon
| G. G.. JOHNSON, Member Of the House of Ropro.
sentat1ves from Virginia.
! MIR. JOHNSON spent the evning in this town on
Sunday, and intended to return to Washington in
the steamboat Sydney, which arrives here at about
| 9 O'clock.
| The night dark and rainy, and Mr.. Jogxson
Innst have, in walking along the wharvos accident
ally faIlon in. Ills body was found yesterday even.
ing, SINCERE sorEo~ vas expressed by our citizens
~ sb;s unfortunate ard melancholy occurrence
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

ESf virtue of two Deeds oc Trust, executed by
IN " Joseph Is. Glenn, to the Subscriber, for pur
day of December, lS29, tho other bearing date on
the 5Uth day OF September, 1890, both of which
said Deeds are of record in Goochland county
court, VIII be sold, for cash, n. the residence Of
the said Joseph Is. Glenn, in the upper end OF
Goochland county, on the Three. Chopt Road on
the Goth day of July, 1882 If fair if not the next
lair day thereafter, SUNDAYS excepted; one Tract of
Land, containing ninety acres, it being the same
Ir" t ON which tire said Glenn now resides one
Negro Girl, all said Glcnn's stock of Horses
Lows, Sheep, and Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Tools and Utensils, and all
ms stock OF GOODS on hand or so much thereof
as WIN be sufficient to satisfy the of money
called tor by the said two Deeds of Trust.-Such
'i'e VIII only be conveyed. is vested in tho Sub
scroer by the said two Deeds of Trust.
80 GARRETT NJ. QUARLES,
Jun 10 clOt ,r,s,,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
THE BORDER WAR.

fac following extact is made froma letter 10 an
OFFICER of this pluce, dated Fort Crawford
Prairie ds Chen, Sd June, 1899.
III wars rumored here at time that the Win.
nebago 1ndiuns had joined the Sacs and Foxes. BIN,
they have since joined Gen. Dodgc's party. to fight
against them There are two expresses now here
one from Gen. Dodge, for two hundred horses
the other from Gen. Atkinson (Col, Hamilton and
ADD for the Sioux and Mcnomonics, who are dailv
expected here, and will be speedily despatched All
frarie des Chiens are under arms; some families
from the mining country have taken shelter in this
fort ~
1.-The dead bodies of the two young ladies suppos
cd be taken prisoners, have been found with eve
ry appearance of having been brutally avshed &c.
blacksmith and his party, employed in burning
Goa! near the portage Of the Wisconsin river In
been ked."--Naf Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
Sale of Valuable Property.

n pursuance of Il decree OF the United States
"a Court Fifth Circuit, and Eastern District of
Virginia. pronounced on the 23d day OF May, 1852
IN the case OF Joshua Washington, and Thomas
Pihker;on, and Daniel Bell, surviving assignecs Of
Donald and Burton, pitts, and James Brown and
Daniel Cali, dcfdts.
The undersigned, Marshal the said Court viii
proceed to sell at IL O'clock, the promises to
the highest bidder, public auction for ready
money, on Tuesday, the tenth day of July next
tho lot or piece of Ground lying and being in the
City of Richmond, stuat. on the south side of tho
VAIN Street, between the tenement occupied bv
Samuel Coo, and the tenement occupied by John
D. Sydnor, and nearly opposite Lewis Webb s, Co.
june 2l-2awtds Edmund CIJPJSTJAN
Marshal u. States, Eastern District of va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
OFFICIAL.

~ RICHMOND, June 18th, 1892
The President and Directors If the James Rirer
Company.
me commissioners appointed to receive sub.
scrptions to The James River and Kanawha Com
parry IN the the City of Richmond, respectfully
report,
=, That books were opened for that purpose, on
Monday, the 2lst day of May last, and were con.
iinucd open until Tuesday, the 18th day of the
present moth, (June,) when they closed. At
the end of the last mentioned day. the number Of
shares subscribed amounted To ten thousand and
twenty four.
BY order of the Commissioners
(Signed) j. MARSHALL Ch,irno,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
I.SECg.12c .IG|1,rr,

s. az: "N. y SCOTT has been appointed by
the Executive, Vaccine Agent for the State
OF Va AS directed by law, nc is prepared to fur
nish, "wishout Esc or reward" genuine Vaccine
virus To all persons within the State desirous of
obtaining t.--Pcrsonol applications at his Onicc
on Main Street, nearly opposite the State Banks.
ed to--Dircctlons for Vaccination " an occom,,ny
each parcel of matter distributed. ma All
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
Herald Office, NORFOLK, }

- ~, 'UHe 1T, D T. VI.
MnTrARf MOVEMENT Orders were received AT
Fortress Monroe Saturday from the War De-
partment' requiring five companies of ARTILLERY to
ne despatched rom that post Immediately to the de-
fence of the North Western frontier aoainst tho
ravages of the hostile Indians. We understand
these troops will embark on board the Steamboat
Columbus on Wednesday aftcroun, and proceed OIL
to New York. and thence via the Lakes to their
destinations
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

WHEAT.-One Of tho largest and finest crops
on James River, amounting to full 10000 bushels,
was contracted for yesterday by one Of our City
Millers at 81 25, TO be delivered fast it DO
got out, good portion Of it in July. This sale
may be considered as establishing tho opening price
IN this market. a small or inferior crop would not
command so high price.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

''' eN'-N A~' s iO-eOOt
a L Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chan
M Gerry, held for Albcmarie County, the 2lst of
October 1881, James Tompkins and Sarah his wife
late Sarah Minor, Plaintias; against Alexander
Garrett, Executor of Dabney Minor deceased AL
bert e. Quarles and Mary his WIFE, late Mary Mi
nor, II. W. Reinhart and Catharine his wife late
Catharlne Minor, William Minor by John Minor
ms Guardian, Mildred Minor by John III. Eustace
her Guardian, and Lucy Jane Minor by Martha /
Minor her Guardian, Dctcndants-IS CuANcERy
ms cause came on this day O be heard on the
Dill. answers, and exhibits, aud on argument of
counsel, whcrcupon it rs adiudgcd ordered and
dccrccd by the court, that the defender, Alcxander
Jarrett, Executor of Dsbncy Minor deceased do
proceed to advertise tho property both real and
personal, mentioned in the bill, answers &c he
longing To the estate of Dabney Minor deceased,
anu unoiSPoscu OIL IN such newspapers as he ma V
deem best calculated to give public notice thereof
ana 10 sell the same at public sale for the best
price 'nat can be procured for the same-scllinu
t"c ianuS OF SAID estate, AT such time as he NAV
oecm best, between and the first lav of Son
'ehoer next, either in entire tracts or smaller par
ceis as M be best for the interest of said aeat-,s
On credi. OF one, two, and three wears lakinu
aoih Tue Purchasers, bon IS with approved secuI i.
", ana o-ed OF trust the lands ,cxcept the
western or Indiana lands) to secure the pa yment
oil the purchase money,-that the negroes and
other personal property be sold soon as possible
either altogether Tor credit, partly for cash and
partly on credit, as may he dcemcd,by said Garrett
,os' conducive to the interest of said eslate-and
shona the WHOLE or any part of said personal pro-
perry be sold on credit, the same not to exceed
Twelve months, taking bonds with unexceptionable
security from the purchasers--and that the said
Alexander Garrett, do make particular and special
report to this court of his actngs and dongs touch
ing the same, preparatory TO decree. The Carr's
Brook lands will be sold subject TO the rent of Tin,
ensuing year, (l632.) Teste,
June ll-ctds ALEXR GARRETT {, q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

Important Information TO the Afflicted.
RR. j. H. BENSON respectfully informs Tho
Public, that he will be at the White Sulphur
Springs IN August, where he will attend principal
iy to curing all cases Of Dyspepsia or Indircstou
Ills experience and great success in the treatment
OF that distressing disease, (with which many Of
lne human family are sntferIng,) warrants him in
offering TO cure every Of Dyspepsia within
the AID of medicine. DIR. BENSON'S invaluable
! Anti-Dyspeptic Medicines are only prepared bv
himself, and are perfectly free from mercury they
can be administered at all seasons, without the
least danger or inconvenience to the most delicate
constitution. The remote causes of DvSpepsi,
are generally mental eXcitcments either of grief
or Pleasurc-inten:c study-immoderato use OF si-
mulcnts OF every kind. The proximate causes are
loss oil power III the nervous system-a want OF
bile, or gastric juce--so debiitatinp the stomach
as to render 1T incapable of acting upon tho food
introduced INTO 1t. Symptoms of the Disease ex-
isting are, loss Of appetitc--a sense of choaking
and uneasiness in the throat--frcqucnt nausea
eart-burn-tlatulency- in the stomach
when empty-and frequent pain after rneals--occa
sional pain in the sde--grcat costveness-habii-
ual chillness-languor-lOw Of sprits-pupi.
tations, and disturbed sleep.
u Mr.. James Mckildoc, Richmond, Va,
and Mcssrs. j. II. & e.. f.. Royal, Lynchburg Va,
are the only Agents for the sale of; DR. Benson,
Invaluable Anti Dyspcptic Pills. and Tooth. Achn
Drops DIR. BIS celebrated Tooth Acl.a Drops
are the only Vegetable Specific warranted perfect,
Iy free from acid, most all Other anteccdent and
subsequent Tooth-Ache Specifics are based mon
those strong acids, which so destructive TO the
Teeth. INN ISc5t
ri O1lCE.-lntending to visit some OF the wa
"a terng places i'll Virginia, for my health, |
have determined to bring all my transactions, *
wen private rs In my fducary character, t5a speedy
and final adjustment / mus. therefore request all
those indebted to me in either capacity TO make i'm
mediate payment-and those having caiurs against
me- are requested TO present them properly autIien
ticatcd, as am ready to discharge them.
THOMAS X. BIRNES.
ma I-wlOc Richmond County
"a OTfCE.-The subscribers, trustees for tho
V creditors of Mcsgrs. BEtT & &igPPSRp, have
appointed Jain NaYshaU Sheppard our agent, 10
collect all debts due TO the said firm Of Belt Il.
Sheppard. To which said agent, It is earnestly re-
quesed, that all persons indebted by bond, note or
open account, will make immediate payment. John
Marshall ShepPdrd may generally be fouad nj the
store IF T.. =. j. S. Jaems &. ca.
BEN. SHEPPARD.
JOHN n. GORDON,
FLEMING JAMES,
J. SHEPPARD JAMES
may 30--2aw12t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

1t is proposed, in one of the papers, that the
''whole hog" Jackson Van Buren, men shall carry
Hickory sticks, and the Barbour men Orange canes,
as badge of their respective crceds.
Lynchbug Firginisn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
RICHMOND MARKETS I'm

,,,,,,, n, IO4ID NIAhNfII =, june IT.
WnEAI-Sales for early delivery at Sl.25.
COUNTRY FLOUR--IIeavy at S575
TOBACCO.-Common Refused, SO 7Oo3: hotter
Qualities of refused, sS3a4 and AZ common passed.
$5 25a4; middling do. 4a5; good and fine, SAG.
COTTON-9a95.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
TD THE PUBLIC.

AZ is extremely painful to every man OF sensi
a bili,y to be obliged to appear before the public,
for the purpose of rcpeling the attacks of an un
princiPcd sanderer. But however painful it may
be, due respect the public, and especially to-
the opinions of acquaintances and friends, some.
times renders 1t necessary. This is my only apology
Tor noticing, in this manner, gross insnuation
made against my integrity and honor, in the Rich
mond Wing, of the llth instant, by a--(but
will not give him the designation to which his cha
racter and conduct entile him)--by one ALFRED Ell
nANk He has the unbushing effrontery TO charge
mo with borro,cing Watch from him. and refu-
sing to return ii! The charge IS fuise; and he
knotos IT is false. How unuttcraby despicable, them
Is the mcanness which could induce BIN publicly
prefer suc't charge against me,
ihe JGcfs, in reference to the Watch, arc simply
thcse:-This-ALfred Eubank--was indebted TO
me IN n sum OF money which he could pay,
and offered, aud insisted, that 1 should take the
watch alluded to. in payment of the debt. 1 took
!" declaring to him, however, that he might re.
ceive 1t back whenever he would pay inc the money
uuc' or give me security for its payment. After.
wards, indeed, he demanded the restoration of the
Ma'ch' without paying or securing the payment of
inc debt did refuse, and still refuse, to return
It. This statement sproved by the annexed certi-
icate.
Alfred Enbdnk snys, he "thought me a GENTLE.
MAN at the time" What ought his acquantances
no~ 10 think of him? But let me moi "press a fall
Hg man too far"iet his o,cn csnscience sf,Dg him,
Jc l9-dlm ROBERT w. GOOCH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
WATCH STOLEN.
one MxaaGs,'oG Ee0ESxa.S Rpsr1s,<y

VA ILL be paid for the return of a Gold lie.
W pine Watch, stolen from the lodgings of
the late Zen. Hunt, in this city, marked "Godc.
mdr 81 NO. LUZ" Seal. a white Corncian, gold
IMAM HORACE EVERETT,
House of Representatives of u. S.
Washington, June l2. 10 IS-eo6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22
LAYTON G.. DJCKJNS

We the undersigned, certify that the statement
above made is, within knowledge, substantially
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

LAYTON c. DICKINSON,
JNO. H. HICKMAN.
believe the above to be true-I was we'll
acquainted with the circumstance, and know the
debt to be just, and of his giving the watch to r..
W. Gooch for the debt, with the privilege of re-
decming it. JOHN p MOODY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-22

9ACKSON'5 PRACTICE OF MEDICINE
e. received by 7 ~ YEEy
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-19

he has pursued ON the present occasion, The
literary merits of this paper as Condensed and
powerful composition. high a. they are become
minor topics Of appreciation, when compared with
its moral excellence. The distinguished author
"f the Report, rising in this instance. as he had
often done before. superior TO sectional or per,
sonal interests. has not only shown IN 1t the m'nd
off sagacious statesman who looks g before and
after" but the devotion Of patriot to whom pub
lie faith and public honor the dearest objects
of his heart; and who goes for his whole country,
and for every part OF his country. It's paper
for history anG for posterity.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-19

Published, daily, for the Town. end thrice week for
the Country, on Fairfax street, between King and
Prince streets, nearly opposite the Post Office Daily
paper SO; Country paper IS per annum. All adver'
tisem-nts appear in both papers
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-19
Post Office,
Teas and Naisins.

lust received, from New York, supply o. TIC"
'F Teas aud fresh tsisins. For sale by
spr S-eolm ". BARTLEuAH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-09

were temperate. But the diarrhea being ne
elected. in very few hours his system became
SO Frustrated that reaction could never be erect
ed. When it happens that a man is suddenly
attacked with the most violent and distressing
spasms throughout the whole body, it were need
less to urge the early employment OF active re-
NEEDLES. All are convinced that such case ad-
mitsof no delay. In the following instance
spasms were among the very first indications OF
the disease. The man had been on shore until
late hour in the afternoon, and returned on
board the ship to which | was attached, IN
state of apparent health. Suddenly, he was at
tackled with symptoms Of the disease; but the de-
rangrmeut Of the digestive system was soon
merged in the most violent spasms under when
had ever seen person suffer. bled him
until these subsidized. and applied cups to his head
to relieve local ongestion-snbsequenti ad.
ministered, freely, opiates and stimulants; and
by observing great caution in diet his stomach
SOON regained its usual tone.
Although many of the symptoms now detailed
are of everyday occurrence of no danger, yield
inc to the simplest treatment. let again be i'm
pressed, that their occurrence during the preva.
ience of the Indian Cholera, should be regarded
az the probabe commencement OF its attack; and.
if neglected, will become IN very short time so
ag eravated and unmanageabe, as first to stretch
their victim on the rack, and soon consign him
In q premature grave.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-09
For NaltiW,0Te.

EOI DhAtANtpfO'
ssS The sclr. L0OK-OUT
M0 rart. Spedlen. vii take freight at low rate
nav M 8. aEssERSMlTH.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-06-09

See by tie papers. presume, the official
Is of tile. Cholera in Paris. 1t seems very