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Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-29
Co1tnsssIosgR's OFFICE,
Chax1eafo.sa Rl.1rk R7lk Iaal

ChsYieat0ssn, Msych e1tk, te9e.
THE parties Interested il the sbove-men-
TONED suit, ere hereby notified. that have
appointed WRpHEsnAY TaE SECOND DAT or
MAy NEXT, 10 attend Of my Office aforesaid.
81 o'clock, A. N. TO commerce The taking
or evidence, to sseertsia "ths vslue ef the
several tracts Of lsed stated in the proceed
Ings (of this suit) 10 have been sold BY Jesse
Moore, IT the time they were % sold. the
prices at which they weSs sold, sad the va
lus Of the ssId lspds 81 the pFese nj lime, sx.
elusive OF any permanent Improvements
made ihereoH since The sales sforessid:"--
When end where ihsy sre requested TO 81.
tend, With aDJ evidence they may think pro
per TO produce, PelstinE &c the same
n WORTHlNGTON, Csas'r
Oflhs CIR. Sup. CT III. e ca for JeE Co.
March 90, 1881
TIE psrties Interested 10 the shove. meB.
tened sult, ere hereby notified, that I have
sppoinisd MoEDAT THE S0Tn oV APRsL aExT,
20 ee@uaenes sny survey which may be 70.
CURED By snJ or either Of the parties, -
greeeblS 10 the shove decree; end that
will eoaiinas the sane from Ssy 70 day. or
~ adJoors@ent frUD tine 10 time; untii
completed.
JAMES ~. BRowN.
Msreh -, 1854. survsyoF Jsk Co.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-29

eSOS Prizes. $4,000
To Be dFsvn 90 The A, ., G, giss.
I'sEsi'' t+-HifSs', % o. Qs~tsys. 81 %
Fo' sale 10 the greatest variety u aumbssa
zoe subscriber, vho hes cod more Cepi.
tss thao aay ether Ages IL Virgihia, asd
where No, ie.99s prize q GOO, No %. re
pre- q eloo, beside manY ~ 500 zoo. 900.
80, and 100 dollars, were soid 10 the third
elsss ~ oedefs for real lscky numbesa.
spplyio Wh. CLEVELAND.
March ~, Ia51.
Timothy Seed for Sale.
A 'PlE 10 vYu,.m c..,.,.,a
March -. 1854.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-29
DANIEL LEE, c. c.
coxxussIoxEa's ovrics,

ChTtfaern, sHareh xoRs, 1857.
THE parties to the above mentioned suit
arc hereby notified that shall attend at my Of
fce on Thursday the ID day Of May next, At
O'Clock, A. NJ. for the purpose Of bringing
10 final close the accounts between them,
ordered BY the Court to be scttlcd-when
and where they arc requested to attend and
exhibit any additional vouchers, evidence or
papers deemed necessary TO the adjustment
OF their accounts.
r. w0RTHINGroN, Csm$
Of ne CIR Sup. C. .fL. e ca. JSr IsE Co.
March -, 1852.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-29

A LARGE asssgtnsat 81 Bssts q Shess
~ for tale, "a Fsdseod prices APgly -
wiA CisvsHad.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-29
VIRGINIA. TO Wit:

VIRGINIA. TO WIT:
In the circuit superior court Of Law and chan
cherry, for the county Of Jefsrson, March i6, 1882
James b. Wager, adminiatrstor de 6ozis non Of
John Wager, jr. deceased, (vho was adminis-
traitor Of John W sger, sen. decessed,)
PLAINTIFF
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1832-03-29

Cbarlestowo. March rs, 1859.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
TREE sfSi;5,.'

." "oee' entertainments and one that has causrd
much interest, betting and excitement
a FoOI RACE has. been made, to run ovor
- the irce-Hhl Course, ON Saturday, the Sih
Wy oi Dccember next, between Mr. Henry Perritt,
=, "eofS,., and MIR. Philip McCarp. OF Halifax
ne PROPRIETOR, to add to the amusenonts ofthe
aay' wii' 10 procure Horse Race, in addition,
hshg up an elegant SADDLE and Birdie, to
90 run Tor, mile hoats, free for any Saddle Horse.
Course-$5 entrance, and horses to be entered
WIN inc Proprietor, by IL O'Clock on the day of
' .'s Nace'-ih Proprietor is requested to state,
, .'a. a number Of gentlemen on the morning of
''' uay, with some large and fine packs of hounds,
propose TO take Fox Members of The I.e
s"s.uIe' strangers aud citizens. who may delight
IA inns pas'ime. gro reque. ted 10 participate Due
notice VIII DO given previous to the day of tho re-
spective hours of running
81 r. rv. p.o.,,.r,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
SWAN TAVERN.

EHE subscriber retn ms his hanks 20 Ives friends
IL aud tho Public generally, and would inform
them that lie is nov located at that long establish
ed stand, the SWAN TAVERN, on IL street,
Shockoe Hill, ,wtinm FIVE minutes walk of the
Capitol and the Public Offices, Banks, Ware.
Houses. Churches and Post Office, &c, This
house is undergoing thorough re pair, and will be
completed this week. His S;abling, large and
coIHptodious, and not surpassed by any in this
place. Carriage Shelters. Large yard-abund-
ant supply of pure Waller, from the City Water
Works His Rooms surpassed by but .few-Good
Beds, the most of which new--his Table W i'll
be furnished with as good this market affords,
in addition to the best fish and oysters that can be
procured--his Stables always supplied with the
best provendcr. in addition the much desired ar
ticle fodder, which the county horses are ,accus.
toned to-good honest servants and ostlcrs IN at
tendance. In short. he would say neither pains or
expense will be spared to render satisfaction.--
Has charges wall be found low, or lower, Than
the usual Tavern rates, and perhaps low as pri.
vate Boarding Houses. Tho subscriber solicits a
continuance of his former customers and those
who have been in favor with The old Swan Mem.
bers OF the Legislature particularly invited to
call The subscriber hopes by unremi,ting atten
ton to BUSINESS, to share that patronage which
has been 80 literally bestowed upon him =, .
VIM. HOWLETT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23

M HEREAS, it has been made known to the
Executive Authority, that some time in the
month OF August last. ard during tho present
months, three Barns 1T WesihaIu, in the county of
Hrnrico, with large amount of valuable property
belonging to William Shapard, of the said county,
were consumed by fire, undor circumstances indi.
catiEg the most determined and perscverng nalip-
nifty, and: calculated to create the most serious
alarm TOR se safety ofho said Shap1rd. his family
and remaining property: And it is evident that
tthe whole is the norkof spIe base Ineendiary or
Incendiiaries: Now, thorsfora, I, john Floyd,
Governor of the said CoInmon wealth f Virginia.
have thought fit to issue this sProcamation, here
by offering reward of, itdo auaared ard ffy dol
lars to any person or persons, WHO will give such
information as may lead to tho discovery and, APP.
prehenson of the Incendiary Inccndiaries afore-
said, SO that they may BIO brought to justice. And
do moreover require ,all Qfissss civil and militia
ry, and exhort the good peo,sts Of this Common.
wealth, to their best oxertions discover and
bling to justice the Incendiary or Incendiaries
aforesaid.
:Giw;n undeE my hand Governor, and under
the Lesser Seal of; the Comm on1ycaith, at Rich
niond, this 18th day of November, 1882.
i. bSEALh JOHN FLOYD.
no l5-c ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
Book and Job Printing done
nj thc vVhig once.
TO FREN-TERS.'

~ WHITE g. WIN. HAGER respectfully in
1Zs form the Printers of the United States, to
whom they have long been individually known. as
LETTER FOUNDERS, that they haye new form
ed co-par'ncrship in said business, gnJ Rope,
from their united skill and extensive cxpsrience o
be able to give full satisfaction all who may
them with their orders.
The introduction of machinery, in place Of tho
tedious and unhealthy process of casting Type by
hand, long disderatum by tho European end
American Founders, was by American ingenuity,
and heavy expenditure Of time and money on tho
part of our senior partner first successfully accom-
has fully tested and established it's superiority, in
every particular, that by the old process
The Letter Foundry business will hereafter DO
carried on by the parties before Named under the
firm Of White, Hagcr & Co. Thei. specimen c1-
hibts a complete series from Diamond to IA limos
Pica tho book and news Type being ii, the most
modern and light style.
White, Hager g. Co. agents tor tho sails of
the Smith and Rust Printing Presses, which they
can furnish 10 their customers at the manufact
prices
Chascs, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink, and every
article used in the Printing business kept for sale
and furnished on short notice. Old Typo taken in
exchange for new mt nine cents per pound
~. B.-NewsPaper proPrictors who give the
above three insertions, will he entitled to five dol
lars in such articles as they may select from our
specimen. E.. WHITE.
VIM. HAGER.
New York, Oct. lS3o-3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23

sne houss. Prices hay. ad1encod little. and W :.
alter our quotations accordingly. There have becn
sales by aus,ion, besides those noticed in last,
of 40 packages Shellcd Almonds. not in good
dor. at l3ial4a cts cash; 80. trails soft shell. I4a
ISL cts; bales hard shell. ~; and 8 ceroons bit
tor, 9ial03c. The latter mos.
Erchsnges.--rlere was brisk demand for bills
on Englnd for the packet Of the 10Th. The cash
transactions commenced at trio ,previous ratio of
1T per cent. and CLOSED at sln9 per cent. Tho
list negotiations France were at ST. 30a5f 81 !:
an Holland 39io40 cents; on Hamburg 3it; on
casy.-- Courier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Richmond 10Th Nov. 1882.
The parties concerned in the execution of the
foregoing order of court, VIII take notice that
have appointed Monday, the 3lst day of December
next, for their attendance before mo- at my Office
IN the city OF Richmond, the matters referred
by said order; on which day, at o'clock A. NJ
counts, proofs and office copies of ali necessary
court papers. The creditors of Samuel Paine who
have claims binding his real estate are hereby re-
fniTcd 70 exhlhl the same before me, ut my Otco,
on the stet day OF December mkt, property au-
thentlcated JNo. SHORE, Con'r
no l2-w4 Cir. Sup. Co l.. s: G.. Heurico
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
81 NEW ESTABLISHMENT. "a

VIE Subscriber has the pleasure OF rformirg
ms friends and the public, that after an 3D.
.ene' OF several years, he has urned to his.
tive place, aud will carry on the CT NCK &
WATCH MAKING BUSINESS in all it's variety
at the old stand on Main Street, lately occupied
ny the late MIR. WIN. Cowan, decd and will be
thankful fer the patronage that enlightened pub
lie .will bestow on him.
shall keep constantly hand, the most fashion
able Jeweiry, Silver and Plated Ware, Watches,
Chai"s, Seals, Keys. Rodgers 81 Mostenhons su.
Perior HaIors and PenkniveS. and every article in
kinds.
Ihe public are respectfully invited TO call ard
examine for themselves. 81
N. ID. Clocks ahd Watches carefully rcpaired
and warranted-Cach paid for old God and Silver
no lJ-t JAMES r. JOHNSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
: CHAIRS AND MAT.rPFSors

- ~ MORRON, The 22d irisl at'Il clock nj
the store, large assortment of Now York made
'hairS' some OF which are fashionable and hand
some' VIZ; rose wood winding roll top, do panncll
top do. fancy wood seat, do. fancy rush seat, do
fancy cane seat. do. do. Grccian patterns, rush
scat fancy Windsor Chairs; broad fret roll top rush
scat, wood and cane seat Scttees, chdren's Chairs
Also, ii double and single hair flied Mattresses,
of supefior qualify. .. ID. 4 CO. Aucts
no y go g..
u The above sulo is postponed till MONDAY.
the 10Th inst, when il will positively take place
weather permitting. O. j.. g. Co. Aucts
no %
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23

~ OTlCE.-Tte Co-parlnership Of j. Block g.
l Y Son, having by mutual consent been dissolv-
ed on the 18th ult last past; therefore ii is hereby
uoied TO all those having claims against the !ate
concern 10 present them for settlement, and all
those indebted thereto requested TO mako pay
.mspt without delay TO Jacob Block; W no alone is
authorized to settle the affairs of the late concern
JACOB BLOCK,
= - !, o., ELEAZAR BLOCK
n. Il, The Stock Of Goods now on hand, which
oomplses large and telfsive assortment of eve
ry arieie in therDry Goods line, which being mosl
fresh ard of recent purchases, will be sold at very
reduced prices for Cnsi, they being cloge
the business US possible.
no l6---0nwtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
Hsy Gszis, kevssso1, 8. 90.

,ro ,.oD,><,, CNEhir.S. 81,
TO MORROW, Inc 23d. inst. ut IL o'clock. NJ
the storo,
20 hhds. Sugars,
% do primo Moasses
90 boxes s 10 Window Glass,
so do. 10 * IL do. do
l hid prime Honey
II baskets Sweet Oil,
20 bb!s. Loaf Sugar,
so boxes Soap,
10 hbis. Vinegar.
no % q n g. C6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
CAsA ssE4EsS GENET .Jr
Successor TO G. Il. Adriance1

OPPOSITE THE BELL TAVERN,
81 AS constantly on Iand Cold and Silver Pa.
N n tent Lover and plain Watches; Gold Chains,
Keys and Seals, Britannia Tea Scits; Silver table
and tea Spuonsi plated Castors aud Candesticksf
Silver Spectacles, Common do; Razors, Scicaors:
Pocket Knives; Clocks; Time, Fieces; add oil
Kinds Of Watch MatcriaIs4-with general as
sortment of eGoods'ia his line. p: ,s
~ Clocks aud Watches of all kinds Tepursd
and warranted.
So Cash for old Gold aud Silver.
M I3-oaw6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
6y the GOrernor Of the Con,konsoealt6 Of Pirsimia
a PROCLAMATION.

a PROCLAMATION.
We IlEREAS, it appears by the returns of tho
commissioners appointed in the several
counties OF this Common wealth, tho cities Of Rich
nond and Williamsburg, the borough Of Norfolk
ana town oil Petersburg, the election
OF Electors Of President and Vice President, OF
the United Siptcs, that
George Loyal. ofthe borough Of Norfolk,
John Gargill, of the county of Sussex,
Jaince Jones, ofthe county of Notioway,
ihom"s VI Nelson. of the county of Mocklcn.
burg,
Archibald Austin, sf the county of Buckingham
Richard Logan, orthe county OF Halifax,
Joseph Martin, of the county of Henry
William JONES' of the county ofGlouccster,
William III. R"ane. Of the county of Hanover,
Sanaei Carr, of the county Of Albemarlc,
Lawrence y. Dado, of the county of Orange,
Archibald r. Har~ ood, of The county of King &
Samuel Blackwell, ofthe county of Eorthamber.
lxpd,
John Gib6on, Of ITO e9up,y Of Hripes William.
in.npn Horncr, oftho county of Fauruict,.
Biefpms, L. Opie. of the county of jefferson,
Jamcs ". Mas2ni If tho county of; Frederick,
John McMillon, Of the county of Brooke,
Jacob D.. Williamson, Of the county Of Rocking.
Charles Beafl, Of the county of Botstourt.
Thopa. Bland. OF the county Of surry, ara
Andrew Russell of the county of Wssl,Ina,on.
have heep chssen iy the People to DO Electors for
tue State of Virginia, ITO ehooge "A President and
!fce President Of the United States, have, there.
FORE thought I'll 10 ssie this Proclamation. giving
notice of the choice aforesaid, 10 all whom il NAV
conccrnt,
The Electors are required by law to m nc at tho
Capitol, in the city of Richmond, OH the FIRST We'd
nestay in December next
Given under nfy hand, as Governor, and under the
Lesser Seal of the Commonwealth. at Richmond.
this els, day of November. 1882, and the 57,h year
OF the CONFERENCE.-The.
Saul JonN FLOYD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
NO1'ICE.

WETM. g. PENDLETON, Esq. having resign
w ed as one Of the Commissioners of the Cir
Gait Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for The
County of Hcnrico, the parties interested in cases
pending before him, hereby notified that such
cases arc transferred to the undersigned, who will
proceed ~ them Of the Commissioners Of
said Court, in tho manner if proceed.
ings already had in thorn had commenced before
him.
he Office df the undersigned is one door below
tire Post Office mo, SHORE, Comul'r.
tug ~ -7aPH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
A GOOD OPPORTUNITY.

q valuable Stock of Dry GOOdS Tor Sale.
VIE Advertiser, declining the Dry Goods bu-
n siness, presents to- the ontcrpr,5ing and in
dustrious, very favorable opportunity Of embark.
ing in The same line. The stock is comparatively
new and the assortment general-tbe creator pOr-
ton ofwllich has been very recently purchased IN
the Northern cities, and embracing every desirable
article that could befouDd. The terms viii be ac-
coo1modating and liberal Credit will be given,
bat good security required.
Further information may be obtsined by address,
ing to a., at the Post Office, Petersburg Va.
10 sc Ct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
i he Capital English Horse,
;Se FNf nE


VI sSEA Just imported, win stand the next
easA q season at Boydton, Mecklcnbnrg
VA [1s County, Virginia. He is a very
sa4saassss'ss large horse, 10 hands inch high,
dark bay, very beautiful, grand and majestic, of
the highest finish Of shape of fine bone and mus
clio, and of great substance and power He was
selected in England by Mr. Taiersal as good
Cross to improve stock. for his blood size mar
formanecs, form and great PROMISE and is offered
To breeders of the finest horses ever i'm this
country.
He was got by Antonio, the winner of the treat
st, Lcger, III lSl9, out of Padlidinida own Sister
TO Sir Oliver, Poblton and F'yldenncr, the winner
o the great st Leger in 1906, and all three popu
lar stations. by Sir Peter Teaze the best horse of
ms day. h's grandam Fanny by Doomed; Ambro.
oton sister 10 HighRyer's dam by Blank one of
the best sons of The GodolpIrin Arabian; Reoulus.
RE w, oeSf son of the Godolphin Arabian; Soreheels
'AaNeiess' Christopher DArccys Royal mare
Antonio, by Octavian, the winner of tho prcot
81. Leger IN 1910; dam by Evandcr one of the
best and best bred sons of Delpmi the second best
5 on OF Highfycr; Miss GGnpowder, by Gunpow
der, out OF Suwarrow's dam by Youny Morsko
Arbitrator, Daphne, by Rcgulus
octavian, bred by the Duke Of Leeds, was got
by Stripping, ('y Phenomenon; Eclipse; Lasse of
the Mill by Oronolo) his dam by Obo.on, out of
Il sister to Sharper by Ranthes.
Gunpowder got by Eclipse, the best racer Of
England; dam by Omar, son of the Godolphin Ara
bian; Starting; Godolphin Arabian; Stanyan's Ara
ban; Pclham's Barb; Spot; White Logged Low
tner Barb Ola Winter mare. (Sce English Stud
Book)
Fyide won many large purses and gold cups,
beating at henry weights, many of the best horses
IN England, Lawrie Todd, Sarah n winner IL
times IN one year, (boih these beat Birmingham0
Signorna, VIII" beat NenaOn, DIR. Faustns and
Euxton, Doth these beat The imported Lcviathan)
Joceline, Mayrocordato, Simpson Orthodox. Eu
phra'es, Halst"D. Jupiter, Recovery, sc. Fyde's
dam SIRE, severa of his brothers and sisters &C.
were fine racers, both fer speed and bottom.
The pubic can now cross the Archie and other
American mares with horse of undoubtcd pedi
gree and character.
Ample provision will be made for mares and on
no account will he take more than he can do com.
Piete Justice. Refer TO WIN. TONNES
oct 29-w9t Boydton, Va
The, Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and
Wing, Oxford IN. c. Examiner, Milton, IN C1
Spectator, Halifax, IN. G Advocate, MIiedgc-
vile, (Geo.) journal, and the Nashville. Temp
Banner, will insert the above 7rcek for four
weeks, and forward their accounts 70 this office.
Pet. nj
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
Tavern and Lots ali Urbanra for REM.

Tavern and Lots at Urbanna for Rent.
1 WISH to rent ont for moro years, that
l. well knGwB Tavern & the Lots alta cired there
to, at Crbanna, Middlesox county. recently the
property Of. 'fh6s. Street, Esq. The Tavern has
BEEN Ia the highest rcpute for tho last 90 years s.
would if well kept, insure most il not all tile sus
tom' both stationary aud TRANSLUCENT, which is con-
siderable: The Steamboat RoppahGTneek stops
thore twiea n week-going L" Baltimore and re.
turnirglo Sredericksburg. The HOUSES, consist.
ing OF Tavern, Stable, Kitchen, Dairy Zee House.
&c. are all in good order. There is attached 10
the property, a fine Oyster Cove which contains
the best OYSTERS the finest fish and wild fowl arc
always to be had plentiful and cheap. On one of
the Lots is Store Horse which might be made
with little expense, good Store House,. is
considered good stand for u store there being only
two now III the place.-Posses.ion will be given
the LIST of January next. My residence is Bell.
Isle Matthews rou!ty. THO. LUMPKIN.
L. 81 am still desisous to- snl my Dragon
Land, situate in the lower end Of King g. Queen,
containing about -Four Hundred and Twenty Acres,
one hundred of which is heavily timbered with the
finest cyRrc.S tress n L.
l3-cSt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
q CG"A'sqDTSS-
E.y sSelsse,, y. syoy<,,.,

NIGHT AUCTION
" GA THIS EVENING, Thursday. thu o.,
't our auction room at half pas, O'Clock, a
SSiuaoie collection ct Books, WIN Bl,ns r."
Vni's' watch s, Jewelry, Cutlery, ana = new sr
no ~ >. x G. Aucts.
r Mn "n' I've added TO our sale This Eyen;no
m NJ" SS Clocks, Of an escelleu: quality.
5. 81 c. Auc,,.
Wli bc added 10 our sale THIS rvrN,Nc
OF Jewelry. WIN anaathy
fuRNlruRE AND GROCERIES
On FRIDAY MORNING, 53I ; nils:
our store, at 10 O'clock a y,r., ~ y. IRON. OF
Household aud Kitchen Furniture ,na ".e''e :'
cellaneoIis articles. many '''S-
no 2l . -
lp-MoKkOW MORNING, at the sale ,S
" No. iIno' sad TO be excellent in tone, &C..
10 NC sold Tor cash, without reserve;
Also
so hbls. Irish Potatoes.
~ do Mackcrc,
III kegs Nails
o man;e Clocks,
. ~ boxes Soap, Sc SC:
together with Presses Rureous nd u
s.eads, iubos Chairs, Work Tables Wash S,,nJ
S"of'ls and longs, Tenders LOOKING t;l,ssns
Era'es' Boots and Shoes, remnants of Cloths
nus ready mnde Clothing, Domestic Cotton. Chi.
' ""I'' &c, S. & C.
At the same time, several Saddle and I;.rpcss
horses, without reserve
no % sELDtN s. cLELAND, Auc,s
LAY eaios OF Groceries, Furniture, &C. ON
tuesdays and Frdnys
Evening Sales" tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur
days, embracing Books Watches Enuravings
'o"e'ry' and Fancy Articles. :. IL {. Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
FOR RENT.

> Is:s:GM And possession given tho hrsl
SEA k# day Of next January, the DWELLING
Sssss8ss&A HOUSE aud premises in the &C.
neighb9r5opd Of Mcssrs. James Il. Heath, Gusta.
vus Luckc and Robert G.. Scott This residence
is suited totbe accommodation of genieel family,
and has large garden, stable and Out-houses, at
tuched to it.. Enquire of
no 13-co6t VIM III. FITZWHYLSONF.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-23
REFERENCES
RICHMOND.
Classical and Mathematical School

EFHE Subscriber having leased for life, his mo-
~ thcrs residence, in tne County of Amelia
VIII commence his school. Gu tho 9th of January
lis course OF instruction will be preparatory fur
the University, ard ms Text Books ..cra-ally such
as are used IN that Institution.
For has qualifications as TeNcber Inc rcf.rs TO
the subJoined certificates For himself he promi
SEES unremitting exertions TO discharge faithfully
ana fuily, the duties of his profession HAVING
always In view the moral well as mental inn.
Provcmcnt OF his Pupils, such as board with him,
VIII be required to attend Family DeYoto:Is whilst
part Of each Sabbath will be devoted to the sim
dy of the Bible Text Book OF duly and moral.
ity.
Text Books-In Mathematics, La Croix,s Arjtb
metc, Cambridge Mathematics, with Bonnycas-
ties Algebra, and Boucharlaea Calculus
In Greek-Valpy'ss and Buttmann's Grammars,
New Testament, Anabusis, Herodotus, Earipides
AID Thucyddes. 49,.
In Observation-Disclosures and Zumpt,s Grammars,
Cesar, Cicero ad Fau,iliares, Virgil, Horace -Juve-
nal aud Tucitus.
TERMS PER 10 MONTHS.
Board, 500
Ioition,: $50
baazd and Tuition, payable semannually, in ad-
vance.
Az the number Of Pupils whom ne can accom-
scr jr would thank his friends as soon as possible
J. intimate their intention OF sending to him Let
tiers post paid,) directed Genito Bridge Powhalan,
will DO duly attended to. -.
WILLIAM II. HARRISON,