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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

The CHERoKEEs.-The Augusta Chronicle con-
tains letter from General ID. Newman, a Member
of Congress from Georgia, containing the following
intelligence. We heartily rejoice at it, as opening
the prospect of speedy and eternal conclusion of
the difficulties which have grown out of the rela-
tions between Georgia and the Indians. Gratifcd
in getting the lands, we hope Georgia will dismiss
the Missionaries, and thus terminate that affair:
'The Cherokee Delegation have at last consent
cd to recommend to their People to make a treaty
with the Government, upon the general basis, that
they shall acquire patent for lands the Misss-
sippi, and, at proper timc be allowed Delegate in
Congress. The Delegation will either obtain pow
or from home. to make treaty at Washington ]
or retire and make arrangements to treat at New
Echota."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
MIR. PATTON

Speaking the other day. of Mr.. Patton's resolution
to prohibit the publication of tho proceedings in
Houston's case, pending the trial, we observed that
we were less surprised, at his resolution, than at
the zeal he had manifested throughout the affair.
We added that ''the paper he alluded to was the
Tclegraph-thc publication, that to which we had
reference on Friday, farther illustrating the at
tempted fraud in the of the engrating In
dams" Mr. Patton declared he had been in formed by
one Of the parties implicated that the publication was
grossly false i'll its essential particulars! Did Mr..
T. expect one 9f the parties implicated, to confess
it to be true?"
We understand that MIR. Patton was misrcpor,ed
In the paper (the Telegraph from which we cx
tractcd the report OF his observations; that he did
not say he had been informed by one of the parties
implicated; that with none of those parties had no
acquaintance or intercourse AMI that he had refer
ence to information derived through others
We make this explanation with much pleasure,
there being few (out of the circle of his personal
frcnds) better disposed to wish Mr., Patton success
in his path through life, than ourselves, We con-
fess' that entertaining high respect for his abilities
and his indepcn dence, we somewhat surprised
to see the apparently, partizan nature of his ex-
ertlons at the outset Of Houston's affair; sent-
ment' we believe, pretty generally diffused through
out this part of the community.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
FoR TIE W,yIc


Mcssrs. Editors:-In the Enquirer of the 21th of
April, under the head of "Amherst Election" one
OF Mr. Rltchle's veracious correspondents, i'll his
eagcrness to exult at the supposed defeat of an
enemy, has not waited until the election dcc.
ded. Anti-IaritfItc should, from his vocation, have
been well enough acquainted with the laws of his
country, to have known an election was not dec-
ded until the polls were purged; consequently, his
communication must have proceeded from wilful
misrepresentation, gross ignorance. He is right
so far as he states the election TO have been ANNA
ted but he makes it appear to have been entirely
contest between jackson and Clay men; not exactly
so-though the desire of victory certainly an
exciting passion with both partcs but Il few design
ing men, personal enemies of Mr.. Garland, insinu-
ated into the minds of the wcll-mcanng public, the
belief, that by elccting man, "who (as they term
ed it, had so often ruled over them,' they were
cstablishinga Monarchcal Governments; and con-
scquently to preserve the purity of our Institutions
be his services ever useful and important, 'thc
King" must be bchcadcd: in their desire to accom-
Plish this object, and "crush the Clay Party, they
pressed INTO their service, number Of stripliRgS,
many of whose votes have been struck of the polls.
1t is true, that i'll this county, the jackson Party
are predominant; nevertheless, Clay is supported
by many intelligent and influential men, Anti-Ta-
ritfite knows something of the historical part of
Scripture, but from the injudcious application it
is presumabc, he is loss acquainted with tho practi-
cal: who call his lkening the cause of Cod
"the simple sling and stonc," to Jacksonism, by u
mildcr name than impcty; or view his searching
the pages of Holy Writ, for food to exercise his
wit upon, and that too for party purposes, without
a feeling of disgust?
Anti-Tariffte is known, the sscar-marks of his
style" peculiar, his abortivc attempts at wit
SO frequent; and witha he has many import
ant matters to communicate in italics, as leave no
doubt, that he and ''Thc Old Commodore" are one
and the same. The polls have been examined by
the Commissioners, and Mr. Garland returned elect
ed. 1t is rumored Mr.. Camm will contest the
election. Will Mr.. Richie correct the statement
of his correspondent? Nous Verrons.
A FRIEND no TRUTH.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
From tie Natjoaal Gazette.


a negro boy at work in a field, in Goochiand
county, Va, twas suddenly startled by noise in
the air, resembling thunder. Upon looking up o
discover whence it proceeded, he saw two birds al
an immense height in the air, engaged in a dcspe
rate combat, (which finally brought them to the
ground together, with talons intcriocked lie
threw himself on Them and urugg their necks
They were Bald Eagles!
Kings of the air! your wings were free
with thunder cloud to roam
ana the rich breath Of liberty
Was in your glorious home.
Sc look'd upon our hills with mirth,
Upon our hills and shores
For we were crawling on the earth
And heaven itself yours!
Had yc, as brothers, still scared on,
Your wings were Tapping yet
And the same eyes that haird at dawn,
Had watch'd the sun, at set.
IN strife, ye tore your wings Of might:
For man to mock, We bicd:
lie trcmblad at the eagles flight,
lie sPurns the eagle dead!
\ c are omen Of our fate,
With nObicr issue rife,
When brothcrhood's forgot for hate,
And peaceful love for strife.
frown-low, low our country lies;
blow--thc funeral pail!
when worlds, that fcar'd her in her rise
May tramplc in her fax! b.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
as eCtessgoesD gGgtnsg
Thursday EccMtssS. May 3.
THE RANK REPORT.

We commence this Report, expected by the
community with the liveliest interest. The reader
will bear i'm mind, that it emanates from sworn
foes of the Bank; that it is probably, cxparte in
its statements; that the high names of Adams and
McDutfie, dissent wholly from its conclusions;
that those gentlemen havo rcfuted most clearly,
several of it's statements in advance, on the floor
OF the House, and lastly, that report from their
pens, may be expected i'll day or two. For all
these reasons he will not allow his judgment to be
made up from pcrusal of the Report now in part,
before him.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
From the National IuteH,gencer of AMSTERDAM.

From the National IutelLlgenccr Of yesterday.
The nomination of William p Duvall, which has
been for some time before the Senate for reap
pointment to the Goycrnorship of Florida, was
yesterday confirmed by that body,
Already the Delegates to the Convention of Ma.
tional Republican Young Men, which is to meet
here on Monday next, begin to arrive. We saw
yesterday, Delegates from Massachusetts and Ken
lucky; and we hear that many are on the way,
We arc sorry to hear that Gen. Root of NJ York
being on his way a visit homowards in the night
stage, from this city to Baltimore, OH Friday last
received considerable injury from the overturnins OF
the stage, by its running off the road One of his
arms was broken near the elbow, and he received
other hurts. He was yesterday, however, somewhat
easier than he had been,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
APPOINTMENTS by TIE PRESIDENT

,,N'' Si' j VI TN L > III 1llE PRESIDENT,
ny ana 'cihi tie dduice and consent of the Senate.
"corge Built, TO be Register OF tho Land Office,
~, inc District of Lands, subject to- sale at Jackson,
III 'he State OF Missouri from the 9th of April, lo32
"ncn ms commission expired.
'onn Hayes, to be Receiver of Public Moneys,
aor tne District of Lands, subject to sale at Jack,
S' II. the tate of Missouri, from the 10Th of
way 1892 when his present commission will expire.
o nos. Is. Van Horne, to be Register of the Land
DD''ce Tor the District of Lands subject to sale at
eIn'' III the State of Ohio, from the fifth of May
20 when his present commission will expire,
'riah G,.Michcll, to he Receiver of Public Mo-
cyS' Tor the District of Lands subject to sale at
Csnawba IN the State of Alabama, from the 18th
.. May 1892, when his present commission will
~ nonJamin 5. Pope, to be Register of the Land
"'ce Tor the District of Lands, subject to sale at
huntsville III the State of Alabama, from the
SlSt OF April, 1882, when his commission will
expire.
wade III. Grcening, to be Register of the
Land Office, for the District of Lands, subject
~ sale at Sparta, in the State of Alabama from
INC 18th May, 1892 when his commission will!
John :. Hunter, to be Receiver of Public Mo-
neyS, Tor the District of Lands, subject sale at
sparta, IN the State of Alabama, from the 18th of
May 1892, when his present commission will ex-
pre.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
EVrc Es0E{yrS gspsy<.,.<s

e@IRAfED or stolen from the commons on
~ Church liIll, on Friday, the 9th inst, light
sorrcl HORSE, about > feet inches high, with Il
long switch tail, small white spot in the forehead
and several on each shoulder, caused by tho rub
blng OF the collar, lame i'll his left shoulder or
leg without shoes, and has been lately bed, as may
be seen by the pin, Nc in the neck; he has conmcn
ccd shedding, and about half of the old hair still re-
mains He came lately from Ruckhrdge and
think 1t is probable if he has straycd, he will take
that direction The above reward will be given
Tor his delivery to me, or any information by which
can get him again,
ap Soft WALTER NJ. SHELTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
JOHN n. GORDON & Co

a RE now receiving by the schocncrs Planter
4A- Ext bharot and other vessels, their Spring
supply OF GROCERIES-many of these good.
have been purchased with moneg, and carefully Sc.
lectcd by John n: Gordon. They would garticu-
larly invite tho attention of country merchants to
their stock ofGoods, and now offer for sale,
81 hhds. st. CroiX, Orleans, and Porto Rico Su
garS-thc ST Croix is crop, of superior
quality,
30 bb!s crushed S"gar of various qualities,
25O bags prime green Coffee,
$50 do. fine old Java do
bale Mocha do
80 boxes double and single refined loaf and lurnp
Sugars,
S5 bbls. do do do
AZ hhds' Moiassos, largo proportion bright and
heavy
ID l3 Id. boXcs gunpowdcr Tea,
~ ID. boxes gunpowdcr and imperial Tea.
I'D hall chests fine young hyson do.
Salt
100 kegs cut Nails assorted,
300 sides sole Leather,
200 boXcs SxlO and 1Ovl2 Window Glass,
loO do. Nichots d Humphreys Colgate's Tai.
low Candles,
20 do. do. Sperm. Candles,
% do. Fin Plate,
20 tons well assorted Bur Iron,
3 do. hoop, sheet, Oaud and plating Iron
do. English, American German, cast and
so whole and 80 hglrboxcs bunch Raisns,
, bales Imouds,
hiIds. Madden
30 casks Of Cheese, Of excellent quality,
cases shoe and closing Thread
200 rcams double and single wrapping Paper
Sugar house AloIasscs and sperm. OIL,
Pow Ter, Shot, and bar Lead,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines,
Pepper, Aspicc, Ginger and Nutmcgs,
CoPpcras, Alum, Saltpctrc and Birthstone
WhhtcmOrCs cotton and wool Cards
Cotton Yarns and Wrapping Irvine,
FoolscaP and letter Paper,
Cider Vinegar and Bottle Corks,
Beautiful red and white Alicant Mats
Indigo, Siftcrs and Cigars,
Mackerel and IIcTrings,
Starch, Mace, Cloves and Fig Blue
Epson and Glauber Salts,
Grindsoncs and stone Ware
Rock Candy add Chocolate,
Nests Of round Boxes,
Corn Brooms and Brushes, &c.
ap Sow
Va OULE'S PATENT SHOT-N full snonIy.
N all sizes, receiving, for sale by
op2S OTIS, DUNLOP g. co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

u Mr.. Hammond complains, that having re-
ccived an order to send his Gazette TO the 'Un-
versity of Virginia" and sending it accordingly
addressed to the Post Office at charlottesville, :"
he received cavalier notice from All. Winn P
NJ at Charlottesville, to send no more papers
there. He thinks this a small matter for tho Uni
versily OF Virginia, to be guilty of,
Although the University is a short distance
from Charlottesville, it has Post Office of its
own; and this no doubt is the explanation of the
occurrence, and the defence of the University
Let Mr. ii. address to tho ''Uniycrslty of yirgi
MIA"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
AN ACT


Incorporating tic Siocbholdeys Of ibe L,,,,s n.
rcr and honurha ComDanv.
Passed lGyH March is25G
whereas the measures hitherto adcpieJ r.,
The General Assembly for the pnrrosc ~
connecting the tide water Of James River with
me nasigabc waters Of the Ohio, have been found
nadeGuatc 20 effect that object, by such line ~
transportation as tie public interest requires; and
II Is now deemed expedient tor chat purpose TO in
corporate a Joint Stock Conplny to which tho :;
tercst of the Commonwealth in the James Ric.
Company shall be transferred ut fair value. no.
fore "'' "'O''-
J. BE Il c"acied M the Geucya, AssembLy TIN,
the President and Directors of the James R,yc,
Company shall without delay, cause books Of sinh
scrpilon to be oPcuod in The city Of Richmond
IN the towns OF fynchburg, Lexington. Patfons
nurg' Coynglon, stanton, FircastIc i cvisburo
Union, ChnlcStown upon the Kanawf4. and srcI
ether places as they may deem expedisni. ood nm
Ger inc superintendent Of suoi commissioners az
thcy may think proper TO appoint fo7 the pprDose
OF raising capital stock Of five millions OF dol
lars ~ shares of enc hundred dollars each Al
least ihlry days previous notice, in scno ae,ysp,
pei published most convenicns to oacn vloc. ~
SUBSCRIPTIONS and in such other newspapers as NAV
De deemed proper, shall 10 given os the time ana
places OF opening the books. The books shall b..
Kept open tor twenty days, and if within that tiroc
'oies-hfths Of tho capital stock shall not have beer
subscribed BY persons, bodies polite or cornoyo,o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
Extraordinary in the Annals of Racing.

"A letter from the Proprietor of tho New Mar
ket Course, PctersburgN informs us, that there
seventy regularly trained Race Horses now that
old and favorte First rate sport is ex-
Pected there during this week. Not loss than six or
eight will start for the PROJECTORS and Jockey
Club Purses, to be for on the Cd and Sd inst.
These horses came from South Carolina, North
Carolina, Maryland and Virginia. Who would not
like to be there?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND

m pursuance OF a Deed of Trust, hearing date
Fl the 9th of March, 1927, and recorded in the
county court of Albcmarle and executed to me
by T.. o. Goodwin, and by order of the parties for
whom The trust is made, shall, on the LIST day of
June next, at IL O'clock offer for sale to the highest
bidder, Tor cash, and on the Premises that beautiful
tract oil land, now IN possession of Mr.. Goodwin in
thccounty of Aibcmarle, which formed a rurt of
Col. W. 4. Nicholas warren estate" THIS tract
contains go acres on James River, near the town
OF arrcn, and is so generally known as one ofthe
most desirable landed estates of its extent in the
ccSsary.
Persons dcsrous of purchasing, are invited to
view the premises and referred to Mr., Goodwin,
or his overscer, for such information as they may
want. The sale will positively take place on the
day advertised, for cash, on the premises and the
title Is undoubted.-I shall convey only MS trustee
TEMPLE GWATHMEY, Trustee.
Richmond. AnriI an ctds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
TOOY'gs-.gCEEE DEsOPS.
~ No CURE-NO PAyt IN

offering these DROPS to the Public they arc
"a positively assured, that it would not have been
done' WI,hout inc fullest proof of thcw being far
superior to any Of the Drops ever offered 70 tho
Public-thcy have never failed TO succeed, though
they have been frequently applied in cases where
I'll the drops Of the kind in the place with the in
falliblc remedy of the European Fire King has
faIled. j. ID. HIT, Dentist
UvIoN HorEL
p. S. These DROPS may he had at the Bar Of
the Union Hotel, at all times ma 3tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
FRENCH APPROPRIATION.

Mr.. Smith of Nd, ON Tuesday, moved that tho
Senate rccede from its amendment to the General
Appropriation Bill, appropiating $4,000 for an
outfit for Minister to France, After some dis.
cussion, the motion prevaed-ayes 90, 81.
The appropriation is thus sanctioned by both
Houses, and the alarms of cxpectunts soothed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
LEXINGTON JnrI 3gtI /

LEXINGTON, JprH 25fh 1882.
n EROiOSALS will be received until the LIST dav
- of June next, from those disposed to contract
for the drawing Of the Lottery authorized by the
Act OF the Legislature of March 1882, entitled an
act for the purpo.e of raising by Lottery the sum
of 900, for bringing the water into the town
of Lexington, sc.
Propositions will be addressed to Matthew White.
Chairman of the Commissioners appointed by the
act aforesaid ma ON,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

1t may be well enough to remind such persons
as have overlooked the law, that the act of the
last Legislature, prohibiting the sale Of ardent sp
ritS 10 Siaue, without the consent in WRITING of
ms or her master, &c. will take effect from and
after the first day of May. Tho same aot proh-
bits all purchases of any commodity or article,
from slave, without consent as above
Iirginia Free Press
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
HOUSTON,S CASE.

Mr.. Key was still sick on Tuesday. and the trial
was again postponed to this day. Mr.. Keys pre-
scncc at the next calling of the case, without a
relapse, was considered certain. Houston roma ms
in custody.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

YlRGlNlA-TEEAsURY OFFICE, LIST May, 1882
Present state of the Public Funds-yiz:
Balance to the credit of the Commonwealth in
the Bank OF Virginia, by the books of this
office, Sl23 1d2. 80
Do. do. i'll Farmers Bank of Virgi-
mia, ll8.2 OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
MARRlEil

On Tuesday evening last, tho 1st inst, by tho
Rev Philip Courtney, JOHN BEALE, Esq, to the
amiaole and much admired Miss ELIZABETH
ilARDcRovE, of Chesterfield aged %.
On Tuesday evening, 9th ult.. by the Rev. Doc,
Penn, Mr.. WIN. B. IIAY of this city, to Miss EN-
MA e., daughter Of the late John Burch. of Hcprico
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

THE MARKET AT NEW YORK. Apr;, 40
- M-'This is settling day for the packet of the
irSt. Exchange is rather lower than on the a3d
Bills England plenty at l0j prem
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

e I R\WlNG Of the Dismal Swamp Canal Lolita
IA y ry, Extra No 3.
~ 30 81 % % 10 If 3 So
l0 il %, capital prize sold by BIGGER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

er TO collect and prepare the testimony III relation
10 The settlement and adjustment of the disputed
boundary line between Virginia and Maryland.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

FTom The WnTtInSJurg Gdzctfe.
VIC understand CHARLES JAMES FAULKNER, Esq
OF this place. has received from the Governor Of this
Commonwealth, the appointment of Commission
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

AMELlA-Richard Booker--no opposition.
NEl'SON.-Joseph c. Cabell-no opposition.
BATH.-George Mayse*-considcrab majority
over Mr. Williams
In the HALIFAX Senatorial District, Or Thomas
P. Atkinson is elected. The vote being, for Atkin
son 53l-Dr, Shelton 5i7-Maj. Goode 3SS
FLOYD-[I Del Jacob Helms 33l-Petcr
Gucrrant $50.
SENArE-Gcn. Jane, Hoge 377, and Col An
drew Bcirne l65
lei Dcl,I-Col VIM. Hciskell- 3n-Jo-
scph Duff 223.
MIDDLESEX AND MATTHEWS-u Dell
VIM. III. Roy.*
SENATE-Very thin election in Middesex, Az
lett SO, Dabncy 80, Nelson withdrawn.
BEDFORD-[2 Del. Thomas Prestons 3i4-
Edmund Pate 33S-Gustavus X. Wingfeld 275-
Michael Bowycr ii.
KING WILLTAM.-For the Senate.-Phip
Ayett 205-A. l.. Dobney Is.
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs.-B, +. Dabncy 800 no
opposition
Thc polls were kept open three davs but the first
day proving bad, and there being no opposition to
Mr., Dahney for tho county, and tho election of Col.
Aylett to the Senate being considered certain not
more than half of the voters of the county came to
the polls.
HAMPSHIRE-l2 DcLI-Wm Vanccs 4y3
Thos. Sloancs 299-Col Posten as8, Zsbulon
Shcetz 275, Chas. Kcllar 1877.
MORGAN-tJ DclJ-Jno. Shcrrard" 176,-A.
Michael 81.
GREENBRJER.--d Dcl)-Kincaid, 232-Al.
dcrson 2l5; Cary l05 Bowlin Sc.
SENATE.--BeirRc 503; Hogo 127-Bcirnc elect,
cd.
MADIsON-[1 Del.l-Linn Banks, without
opposition.
SENATE.-Danicl +. Slaughter elected for the
District. Few votes taken i'm this county, as
MIR Hill had Withdrawn from tic contest before
they reached it.
The following complete returns from thc Camp.
bell Senatorial District, they appear the face
,r,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

Mr.. Van Bnren.-Thc Albany Argus informs
us, that MIR. Van Buren, will embark from Hayre
Tor this country about the 10Th of May.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

Ely No, 3.
4s a. 80 % 3 80 IL 81 81
Nos IL 40 %, and 81 Is, two of the capt
tails, sold by BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
Summer Arrangement,

CoMMENClNG ON FRIDAY, BOTH INST,
PasSage TO .NoJoIk and Baltimore.
Il MAN, viii leave Richmond every Sunday,
Wednesday, and Friday morning. at 6 o'clock,
and put the passengers For Baltimore or board the
Poeahontas or Columbus in Hampton Roads
same evening, and arrive there next morning. Re-
turning, the Pocahontas, Capt. Henderson, and
Columbus, Capt Turner, Will alternately leave
The lower end of Spears wharf, Baltimore, every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning at
nine o'clock, and arrive in Richmond next evening
All baggage at the risk of tin, ownsr or owners
thereof
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

HEOR SALE, half blood Durham Short
e. Horned BULL, one year old For terms
apply to JOHN WIGHT
an 25-.}td 1tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
JAMES PERCUSSION, Age

Baltimore.
o." The freight boats Virginia and Norfolk, )
City Point every Sunday, Norfolk every Monday,
and Baltimore every SJndGy For freight apply
to LEWIS LUDLAM, Act.
mar 2I-sw2n RicIn7ord
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04

II The Revolutionary Pension Bill has been
ordered TO an engrossment by the House of Repre-
sentatives-ayes ll2, noes IS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-04
10 JourneYmen Housc.Paintcrs.

FETIIE subscriber wishes TO employ twelve or
Il fifteen House Painters, to work on the Can.
itol III Richmond. g. w. McGINNESS,
House Painter, &c.
llth Street, Richmond Va.
haye on hand 200 gallons COPAL VARNISU
ofmy own make suitable for House Painters. Chair
and Cabinet Makers, which [ warrant Of the best
quality, and to dry quick-Lkcwisc, Coach Var
nlsh, which will engage to polish well, aud not
crack. As intend to manufacture it constantly
and hope to supply the State, vii! sell by whole
sale, say 10 gallons, as low as it can be procured
IN the Nothern Cities. II tho varuish is not APP
proved of, it will be taken back, and the money re-
turned. G.. w. McGJNN ESS nm 40