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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-06
PUBLIC SAFE.

NJ ILL be offered for sale at public auction,
" beicrc the front door of the Eagle llo-
tel, in the city of Ricl.aond, on the Goth of
April 1852, AT - o'clocK, on a credit OF six
mon hs, IA HOUSE &, LOT, situated on Main
or f. street, III said city. The house is of brickr
three stories high, well calculated for a store and
dwelling housc.-The lot fronts on SAID Main or
e street, about 273 feet, and extends back from
said street, towards Exchange Alley, 20 q hnG
drawn directly across yard. from a corner of
i lumber or warehouse, on the entire lot, IA part
now Only being offered for salel To a point where
another line drawn from the corner OF the kitcb-
en- on SAID entire lot, to where il would ersect
a line, from the corner of The kitchen of .'ul-
cher, Tor what was formerly Fulchcr's k:tch II
which said hack Inc is yearly parallel 10 u q
SAID Nam or T. street, and includes he privv md
recess annexed thereto. on the side of the said
lumber or ware house, parallel TO the said Main
or IL street, ard running thence from the said
point nj intersection along the Inc drawn from
the corner Of the kitchen said entire lot, to tho
corner of Fulchcr's kitchen, including also u
passage Of 27aI feet, extending from the before
described lot to Exchange Alev which said lot
or parcel of ground With the apDurtcnances, is
part Of lot purchased By John King, ofthe re-
prcscnatlvcs OF Thomas Gilliat, reference to
which title may be had, at the Office of the
HuS'ing's Court for tie city of Richmond)
The above described property will be sold by
virtue Of Il Deed of Trust, executed by John
King 10 John Macrac, decd. and John Gibson,
Jr of record i'll the Office Of the IIusting's
Court OF Richmond, to satisfy Jane Boyle,
Adm'X, of ID. Boyle, decd. certain debts in said
Deed mentioned
The purchaser will be required to execute
negotiable noe with good endotsors. at one of
the Virginia Banks in tho city OF Richmond, FOR
at one oi their Branches in the town of Fredc-
rIcksburg payable in months, and also TO
execute Deed Of Trust on the property to Sc
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON, in,
Surviving Trustee.
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A 7 rules holden in the Clerks Office of our
"a County Court Of Bunenburg, on the first
Monday in March, 1882 Robert Bagby, adm'or
with the will annexed Of Robert Chappcll, dec, for
the benefit Of Alexander 3. Crdllc, plaintiff against
Reuben Vaughan, dCicndaut-IN CHANCERY
The defendant not having entered his appear
ancc, according to tho act Of assembly and the
relics OF this Court, and it appearing TO the salts
faction of the Court, that he is not an nhabitant
of this Statc-On motion Of the plaintiff by Charles
smith his Attorney, it is ordered that the said dc
icndant do appear here on the second Monday in
June next, and enter his appearance and answer
the plaintiffs bill, and that copy of this order be
inserted IN Of the newspapers printed in the
town Of Petersburg, city Of Richmond for eight
weeks successvclv, and posted at the front door Of
the Courthouse Of said County. a Copy. Testc.
mar % WIN. G.. BAPTIST, D. G..
q tARVED COMBS.-A largo and very hand.
4 some assortment Of Carved Combs of the
latest patterns and Of French manu- iaciurc, has
been received on consignment, and will be sold on
accommodating terms, by
mar 81 SANXAY s. STREET
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CHOICE ARTICLES.

E&) are this day receiving per schr Planter,
w from New York. choice supply of articles,
selected personally, and with great care-among
them, are the following:
hhds superior w. l. Sugar.
do. do. do. Moasses,
bags Manila Coffee,
bales Mocha do.
chests superior G. p. Tea,
do. do. Y. Tyson do.
mats Cassia,
5000 superior Havana Segars,
casks London Porter, in quarts,
10 do. brown stout, in pints,
l hid. pale sherry Wine,
pipes superior $. NJ. do.
30 casks Marseillcs Madeira,
or. do. do. do.
81 cases Chateaux Margaux,
hhds LIST quality Bordeaux Clarct,
baskets Annisod Cordial,
III cases fCometl Champagne,
Is do. Sillcry do.
Is do. /. G.. do.
10 do. do. in pint bottles,
do. white Hermitage,
do. Muscat do. Frontinuc,
do. Lafitte Clarct
do. assorted Pickles,
l pipe old London Dock
Brandy
| hhhd do. Spirits nupeiioi 70 any we
4 pipes Champagne i"'' ''ei ii'u
Brandy, p years old
and in stare, ,ce o6cr for sale,
100 sacks Liverpool filled Salt,
1000 lbs. Bacon,
so bbs. Whiskey, all qualities,
pipes old Cognac Brandy,
do. do. Jamaica Rum,
do. do. Madeira Wine,
. do do. Port do.
do. do. Tencrffc do.
hhds w. l. and n. O. Sugars,
30 bags Java and green Coffee,
30 kegs English Barley,
20 boxes loaf Sugar,
Super c. p. and Imperial Tea, in Glib. cat
tvs,
10 baskets fresh olive Oil,
boxes do. Olives,
do. do. Capers,
Species Of all kinds
Superior family Flour.
And many other articles in line which we
will sell by wholesale retail, very low terms
and Il small advance. Country merchants are re-
quested TO give call.
TOMPKINS 81 FISHER,
Three doors from Main, on Street leading 10
mar u Mayos Bridge.
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lnown. The sales have amounted to 1888 bales

yet known The sales have amounted to 1898 bales
AS follows:
1888 bales Louisiana, 80 1922 50fr.
1868 Upland, 50 so a 90ir.
ilO Georgia and Virginia, IS 77tr.
lo2 Alabama and Mobile, rs Sdfr.
The demand continued brisk throughout the first
days of the week, and further advance took
place IN Upland and Louisiana but principally on
the hrst description. The advance of U. :. Cot
tons on the lowest price of last January, may be
estimated at 3d4f the quntal on Georgia, and 2d3f
OH Louisiana. Our market on Saturday last, clo-
sea more quiet. not that prices were less firmly
supported, but because the chief wants for the
moment supplied. The eastcrly winds, which now
ocgIn TO prevail, will, without doubt bring fresh
suppics' ct what we stand greatly i'll need, to COM
pete our assortment of different qualities. At
present, our stock does not exceed 10000 bales
not including the cargo of the New Orleans,
winch is estimated at about 400 bales.
american HOur.-Ot the 1000 bbls. lately re-
ccived from New York by the Rhonc, $50 bbls.
already sold at 1Of. per brl. in intrepot.-The
quality was supcrfne and choice, it bought
for our colonies
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FEVHE subscriber is receiving, per ship
Il Nimrod, from Liverpool at New York, his
Spring Supply of articles in the above line-Also
from various factories i'll this country, general
assortment of
GLASS Ware.
The Earthcn-warc and China having been put
up in England to his order, is expressly adapted
to this market. The assortment is very complete
comprising many new articles shapes, patterns,
&c. and every thing in the line necessary for the
Country and City trado--which nc offers on mo-
derate terms, by wholesale retail.
o. Country Merchants who arc in the habit Of
purchasing at the North, respectfully requested
to call and examine his stock and prices.
CHARLES HOLT, Jr.
ma 1S-clw rn1tvh
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By This Days Wall.
CONGRESS-.

The Senate, Tuesday, motion of Mr..
Moore resumed the consideration Of the amend
mcnts of the House of Representatives to the bill
supplementary TO the several acts for the sale of
the public lands, and the amendments having been
advocated by Mcssrs. Moore, Kane, Buckncr and
King, and opposed by Messrs. Ewing and Holmes,
were finally concurrcd in. The bill from the House
To amend the act for the relief of certain surviving
officers and soldiers of the army of the revolution
was read the second time, and referred to the
committee on Pensions. The bill making appro-
priatlons Tor the support OF the Government for
the year 1882, taken up as the unfinished
business, the question being on the amendment
proposed by the Committee on Finance, adding an
appropat ion of four thousand five hundred dollars
for the return of the Ministers from France and
England. On this question, MIR. Spraguc first ad-
dressed the Chair, and continued his remarks un-
II. n late hour, when he gave way Tor motion to
adjourn.
In the House of Representatives., MIR. Vcrpanck,
from the Committee of Ways and Means, reported
a bill rc-aPpropratng certain uncxpended balances,
which was read first and second timc and commit
ted to Com. ofthe Whole on the state ofthc Union.
Various private bills, also, reported by McsSrs.
Muhcnbcrg, Drayton, Evans, of Maine, Suthcr-
land, and Lansing, from their respective Commit
tees, and read twice. and referred to Il Committee
of the Whole House. Mr.. Bell introduced a Bill
to provide means for extending the benefits of
vaccination among the Indian Tribes, prevent
alive of the small pox, which was committed to u
Committee of the Whole the state of the Union.
The Report of the Committee the Judiciary on
the subject of the charges against the Collector of
lWiscassct, was again consdcred and Mr.. Mitchell,
of $. Carolina and Mr.. Anderson addressed the
House until the close of the hour. The Indian
Appropriation Bill ordered to be engrossed for
a third reading next day. The House afterwards
went into a Committee of the Whole on the State
OF the Union, MIR. l.. Condict in the Chair, and
took up the Revolutionary Pensions Bill, which
was discussed until half past o'clock, when the
Committee rose and the House adjOurned
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The managers Of the American Colonization
Society have passed rcsolutions-that it i, advisa-
BILE to establish regular line Of packets between
the United States and Liberia, of from 300 TO 400
tons burthen, to sail every two months-and invi-
ting proposals from ship owners to furnish vessels
for this purpose.
This is one of the best evidences we have yet
seen, of the growing prosperity and Importance of
the Colony We have no doubt that emigration
will receive an impetus during the present year,
and that 1T will increase until it clears land of
a population, which can never enjoy equal prvile-
ges with the rcst.-Col.. Gas.
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From the National Hteligencer of Yesterday.
The debate which suggested in last pa
per rs likely to ensue in the Senate the subject
of foreign intercourse and diplomatic expenditures
commenced yesterday in good earnest. Mr..
Sprague Of Maine, addressed the Senate three
hours without concluding his remarks; and the
debate has taken range quite wide and inter
esting as we anticipated.
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IR EE-7IILE. RACES

WA ILL commence, usual the second Tues
Wv day in May next
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take place
this day. The produce of the best Stations OF the
land will make their first effort, for the fame of
themselves and sires On the event of this race
depends much of the future success of those Justly
celebrated racers Tonson, Eclipse Johanna,
Medley, Contention and Arab The number of
colts of their get, in training for this stake, en-.
race worthy of Virginia in her best dav
Entrance S2OO--milc heats--play or pay.
SUBSCRIBERS.
J.. Jno. NJ Bolts produce of Gohanna.
,. JAS j. Iarrison's Arab.
3. L. Watson's I" Monsieur Tonson.
4. Th. p. Harc's Contention.
5. VIM. Il. Johnson's Medley
6. Waller Livingston's I" Eclipse.
SECOND DAYS RACE.
Projectors Purse $300-two mile heats-en
trance Sis.
After this race, will be run a sweepstake-mile
heats-entrancc S1O0-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
l. VIM. III. Minge enters Contention fillcy.
:. DR.. johnson Johanna colt out of the dam of
Collier.
3. Peter Lyons a C;ohanna colt.
4. "A. NJ. Harrison a Hotspur colt out of Molly
Andrews.
5. Henry Taiman Spring Hill coI:.
On the evening of this day, there will he Race
Ball at the Eagle Hotel. Gentlemen citizens and
visitors requested to subscribe.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse Sl00O-four mile heats
FOURTH DAY.
A Projectors Purse S20O-two milo heats-en-
trance SD.
After this race, will be run Sweepstakc-
mile hcats-cntracc SS200-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS.
/. J. NJ. Scldcn enters b. f. by Tonson, out of a
Diomcdc mare.
:. VIM Burton enters $. C. by Johanna, out of a
Tom Tough mare.
3. }. w. Winfrec enters C. by Johanna, out of
Bay Yankee
4. VIM ii. Roanc enters gr. f.by Gohanna, out of
his Independence
.. Thos. Watson enters b. C. by Tonson, out of a
full sister to Tuckahoc.
6. Jno. VI Bolts enters b. C. by Gohanna, out Of
Dairy Maid.
7. f. p. Corbn enters b. f. by Trafalgar, out Of a
full sister to Star.
3. VIM. X. Johnson enters s. c. by Tonson, out of
Betsy Robinson.
9. A. Armstrong enters produce of Cagcun's Hor.
net marc by Sprung Hill.
As the produce Of Eclipse is in the Stallion
Stakes, ii is hoped the northern stable of Mr..
Stevens will try on Virginia ground the speed and
bottom of his famous courscrs. The stable from
the Central Course will also be there: which,
together with the ball, offers field Of enjoyment
seldom witnessed in Virginia.
10 BIZ The Sccrcfary O6 the CIub.
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JOHN n. GORDON 81 co

"A IKE now receiving by the schooners Planter,
IA Exit, Chariot and other vessels, their Spring
supply of GROCERIES-Inany of these goods
have been purchased with money, and carefully
lected by John n: Gordon. They would rarticu-
larly invite the attention of country merchants to
their stock ofGoods and now offer for sale,
DIV hhds. st. CroiS, Orleans, and Porto Rico Su-
gars-the ST. Crox is nelo crop, of superior
quality,
80 bbls. crushed Sugar, of various qualities,
25O bags prime green Coffee,
$50 do. fine old Java do.
l bale Mocha do.
80 boxes double and single refined loaf and lump
Sugars,
IS bbls. do. do. do.
40 hhds Molasscs, large proportion BRIGHT and
heavy,
Is Is Id. boxes gunpowder Tea
on d 10. boxes gunpowd der and imperial Tea,
10 half chests fine young hysun do
500 sacks Liverpool blown and ground alum
Salt,
100 kegs cut Nails, assorted,
300 sides sole Leather,
200 boxes 9xlO and lOxl2 Window Glass,
lOo do. Nichols d. Humphreys, Cotgate's Tai
low Candles,
30 do. do. Sperm. Candles,
90 do. Tin Plate,
20 tons well assorted Bar Iron,
do. hoop, sheet, band and plating Iron,
do. English, American, German, cast and
so whole and so halfboxes bunch Raisins,
5 bales Almonds,
2 hhds. Nader,
~ casks OF Cheese of excellent quality,
cases shoe and closing Thread,
200 reams double and single wrapping Paper,
Sugar house Molasscs and sperm. Oil,
Powder Shot, and bar Lead,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
Pepper, ASpice, Ginger and Numcgs
CoPperas, Alum, Salt Pctrc and Birthstone
Whttemore's cotton and wool Cards
Cotton Yarns and Wrapping Irvine,
Fooiscap and letter Paper,
Cider Vinegar and Bottle Corks,
Beautiful red and white Acant Mats,
Indigo, Siflers and Cigars,
MackGrcl and Herrings,
Starch, Mace, Cloves and Fig Blue,
Epson and GIaubcr Salts,
Grindstones and Stone Ware,
Rock Candy and Chocolate,
Nests of round Boxes,
Corn Brooms and Brushes, &c.
ap 5-d&c6w
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Shelmerdine's Hats!

ID ECEIVED a, S.ratton's Fashionable Hat
Ia and Cap warehouse, fresh supply OF
SheImcrdlues celebrated extra, black beaver
Hats; also, large assortment of the most fash
ionabe Caps, consist ng Of
Superior Polish cloth caps
do opera calash do
do mohalr and crcassan opera do
do leather do of various patterns
All which direct from the manufactures
and will be sold low. ma It's
4 Nlldcesex county cour, the 27th day OF February
1882 George iioskinS, his own right and as acm
uiS:TatnT of Ca,harne T. iIokins deceased Lucy Hos
kns, Elizabeth Hoskins, and George Hoskns infants by
George Hokins, their guardian, and friend, comps
against Abraham Lewis, administrator of James Monia
que, deceased, Elizabeth Montague, widow, and Lucy
Montague, Warner Montague, Samuel Montague, John
Montague. Ann Montague Virginia Montague, Georse
Montague, ami Dana Davis, who was Diana MonIa-
que chden and heirs al law, OF James Montague, decd
dfts:-IN CHANCeRY.
On the compliments by their attorney and
appearing to the salts faction of the court, the
PENDANTS Abraham Lewis. administrator of James Mon
tague, decd Elizabeth Montague widow of the said
James Montague, decd. g. Lucy Montague. Warner Mon,
Ia:ne, Sam'l Montague, john Montague Ann Montague
Nmg MIA Montague, George Montague, aud Dana DAVIS
who was Diana Montague" Chdren and heirs at law Of
the SAID James Montague, are not inhabitants of this
commonwealth and that process be served upon
them the CouT, doth therefore order and decree that the
SAID defendants appear here, the ih Monday in
June meX and their appearance and give security
according the OF assembly and the rules OF this
court aad that copy of this order be forthwith
two months suCCcssively and another copy posted
door Of the house in s county, two succe ssye
court days Copy. Teste
% GEORGE HFALY C. NJ C.
n Hanover county court, February 25th
"a I832-Willram Perkins, and Martha H., his
wife, who Martha III. FOntaine, and widow
and relct of William Winston FOntane, deceas-
ed; William Sp0tiswood Fontainc, and Patrick
Henry FoGtaInc, which said William and Patrick
are infants, and sue by the said William Per-
kins, their legally qualified guardians; and Ed.
mund B. Rcdd, and Sarah Ann, his wife. who
was Sarah Ann FonaIne, plaintiffs: against Jes.
sc W. Garth and Unity Spotswood, his wife,
dctendanis--in chanCeTy.
THIS day came the plaintiffs, by ;bcir counsel
and filed their bill IN this cause; and the de
PENDANTS not having entered their appearance and
! given security according to the act of assembly
and the rules Of this court; and it appearing To
the satisfaction of the court that they are not
inhabitants Of this commonwealth, 1t is ordered,
that the SAID defendants appear here on the Isl
day # April court next, and answer the plain.
lifts said BILL and that a copy of this order be
! forthwith inserted in some newspaper published
IN the city of Richmond for two months success.
sIveiy, and that another copy be posted at the
front door Of the court house Of this county.
A copy. Tcste,
PHILIP Il. WINSTON, c. II. c.
2}-2aw8w
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FAIRFIELD RACES

fENIIE Races over this old and favoritc Course
~ will commence OH the 9TH Tuesday in AprL
and continue days.
rst Day-a post swecpstakc for colts md fill
hes-mile hcats-Sl00 entrance-play or pay
TO which there are six subscribers and closed.
Mr.. Borrs Mr.. WATSON,
Mr.. GARRISON, Mr. MINGE,
Mr.. JonNsoN Mr.. ADAMS.
On the same day-a sweepstakc for colts and fill
lics-mlc heats-S50 entrance--half forteit-to
which there are three subscribers-four more
to- make race.
Second Day-Proprietor's Pursc-two mile
heats-purSe 300 doars--cntrancc SIS.
Third Day-Jockcy Club Purse-four mile
hcats-which in consequence of the increased sub
scrlptlon, the proprctors are enabled to make
$500 without Observation-Disclosures $50.
Fourth Day-a handy cap-mile heats-the best
) in observation-disclosures SIS.
BY order of the Club
JOHN MINGE, D.
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OIICE.-ln obedience 10 an Act Of the last
~ session of the General Assembly of Vircinia
providing for the rcpnlrs OF the Capitol the sub
scrber will receive sealed proposals for repairing
the stone work, stuccong, painting, &c of The
same until the fifteenth OF next month, and upon
application To- him at the Armory, will impar, all
necessary information in relation thereto.
BLAIR BOILING
Capt. y Superintendent of Pub Edl6ces.
mar % HI
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DRY GOODS.

"a late Of Richmond Va, have established
themselves in the Dry Goods Jobbing Business in
the City nf y. York, under the firm of Williams
q Hart. They have taken the house, No ~,
Pearl Street, where thoy opening general
and extensive assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
Dry Goods, which they will sell on accommodating
terms. Southern Merchants arc invited TO call on
them.
". York. March 18th 1870 -aic
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NOTICE.

INO IJOF.
FEVHE steamboat POTOMAC, Capt WI.
ID HuGBALL, will resume her usual route be-
tween Washington, Alexandria, Norfolk, and
Richmond leaving Washington on Friday, the
Odd inst at o'clock end Aiexa lria at 4 o'clock
p. M.-arrivc at Norfolk on the next day, in the
anernoou--lcavc Norfolk for Richmond on Sunday
morning at 6 o'clock, A. NJ Returning, will
leave Richmond for Norfolk on Tuesday, 9th, at
o'clock, a. NJ, and Norfolk, for Alexandra
and Washington Wednesday at o'clock, A.
VI.
Fare from Washington or Alexandra TO Nor
folk, S7-fare through to Richmond, 80.
n. WALES, Agent.
~ The Petersburg Intsigsncer will insort
the above. mar 22-ts
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AaJd,H'HabNS IS.
Esq jSeyae:. Gs' G.eIn.sa.

EXTENSIVE SALE OF FURNITURE, &c.
amt washington 2arcra t,r Rent.
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, ll,h inst.
al 10 o'clock by order OF the proprietor, att the
Household and Kitchen Furniture, FiX,p-cs SC.
OF the Washington Trvern, embracing large ant
valuable collection of beds, bcdStcads and bedding,
sidcboards, bureaus, mantle and pier glasses tables,
chairs, China and glass ware, Sc all selected
WITHIN the last Is months, aud are in excellent
order-thc beds being all new, aud made in the bSs,
manner.
Also, the entire stock of Wines and Liquors.
being Of the choicest kind
AT the same time, ali the NEGROES attached
:" the establishment, viii he hired out for the ba.
lance Of the year.
The Tavern will be rented Mt the same time and
place for the balance Of the lease. The stand is
extensively known one of tho best in the city.
Terms at sale. s. q G. Aucts
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Statement of the quantity of -four inspected in
Georgetown, for the quarter ending 3lst March,
1899.
1910 whole barrels
COB half do.
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A fine ship, upwards of 800 tons, intended as a
regular trader between Alexandria and Liverpool,
was launched at Portsmouth, Va. on Saturday.
She was built by Mr.. John Murray.
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I'D Os7sESTEC GOODS.
GEORGE CAREY.

Corner IF baltimore and Charles Streets Baltimore,
a 4 tic Goods, consisting in part Of "VoIfhaur,"
"5pplcton," "Lo,ccH," "HamItoa" "Nashua,"
" EEeter," "1Urg" and "Pittsfsld' MAxurAc-
TUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms by
the package or piece.
f. Paw BIN
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ASPEECHES in the House of Delegates of Vir-
~ gnla on the policy of the State with respect
to her slave popuaton-for sale by the subscriber
at the cost of publication. Mr.. Faukners, Mr.
Chambers and Mr.. Bcrry's speeches are now rca-
dy for delivery, by r.. /. SMITH.
,
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The New Orleans Courier of the 10Th ult. says
that letters have been received, announcing the
death of the Hon. Henry III. Gurlcy, formerly a
member of Congress. He died at Baton Rouge
on Thursday, the 18th.
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COas,si,sSSiO., Es,ySis.cSS-

IENHE subscriber having located himself in Bal
IL timorc, with a view of transacting general
Commission Business, tenders his services to the
public generally, in the above capacity, and pledg-
es himself to pay strict attention TO all business
entrusted to his Office at No. 101 Bowley's
wharf.
SAMUEL AYRES.
BALTIC. March II, 1s32.-w4t if
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Bank Stock at Auction.
EE Hi be sold, on Monday, at II o'clock, ne
w the Coffee House, 81 Shares Of Stock OF.
the Bank of Virginia, for cash
APP JAS. III. LYNCH,