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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
GARFIELD RACES.
ALL MEETING,

FALL MEETING,
AA ILL commence the Sd Tuesday in Or
w tober next, and continue four DAYS
FIRST DAY.
Coit owcepstake, two mile heats, $500 en-
rance, haif forfeit, to which there are ten sub
scTibers, with the best colts in the n Stta
eight Of the ten distinguished winners.
L. David n. Brach enters b. c. Tobacconist Inv
Johanna, date Winfrce's1 -
Archy. ' - 'ii
3. JAS j. Harrison enters Wik;,sonf h h O..
Arc1Iy. ~ y Oh
A. WIN. NJ. West enters McGheo's b. c. Sir yy0l,s,
Sthe winner OF the Stallion Stakes at Tree Till !
10y Monsieur Tonsoif.
5. VIM. Wynn enters b. e Anvil bv Mon.;!
Tons6n, 0''
b. WIN. III. MiHge enters b. f. Florida, by Con,en.
I. 'no. NJ: Bolts enters br. c. Douglass, by Gohan.
ma out OF the dam of Collier
B. Richard Adams enters b: c. Prmora bv R,,Is-
y. Henry a. Tayloe enters Corneiia bv Eatler
III. Jno. Mtnge enters BIZ c. Black Hawk. by Hot.
spur -
SECOND DAY.
Projectors Purse $500 two mile heats oo
trance Sl5. '' ''-
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Pur"c $500, without discount, four
mile heats, entrance 500
FOURTH DAY.
A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats, S1ao ON
trance, half forfeit, TO which there ,ro T,s .,,i'
scribcrs, namely: ''"-
T. Jno mIngo enters Peter Lyons b. c. by Go.
:. Jno. ~ Bolts enters CHI. E. Barbara. by Gohannn.
out of Wild Cat. ''''''"'
). fhos. Garter enters CHI f. by Hotspur. dam bv
Jack Andrews. f' N"''' ~
>. .. r; Hare entsrs b. f. Nate Kcnnon, BIZ Con.
tention, dam Columbia y O''
r, ample accommodations will DO provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling. House. '"'
JNO. MINGE. T.,
RICHARD ADAMS, {PTorriotors.
sep G--tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
CHOLERA REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Sep. Anew cases 40 deaths
10. " S''''
DALI lMokE' Sep. 4-Deaths yeCholera Is.
~ New YoRK, Sept. 3.
The Cholera appears TO be making great ravapes
on the lower part of Staten Island deaths occur.
red on Saturday night. One colored woman who
lved near the landing at the Narrows was attacked
at O'Clock at night, and died yesterday afternoon
she had been washing an old bcdtick which had
oeen picked up IN the river, and neglected calling
In aid until too late.-N. Y. Cour
The death of Mrs. John B Lawrence, which took
place yesterday, has created considerable sensation
In Inc CITY, both on account of the respect enter
tanned for the deceased by those who knew her.
ana because 1t indicates the presence of decided
Choiera influence among us. She returned on Sa-
turday from Manhattanville, where she had been
passing the SUMNER or part of it, and on Sun.
day night was n corpse. We understand she was
SICK about IL hours.-Jour. Com.
brooklyn, Sept. 2-Scven deaths by Cholera.
The health of Albany is SO far restored that the
merchants of that city have addressed circular
10 Their friends inviting them to return and assu-
ring thom OF the safety of the city.
CITY OF BOSTON.
In the Board of Health Commissioners
August 81, 1882. (
ms Board announces to the public that case
OF halgnant Cholera occurred and terminated fatal
ly, this day, at the rear of No. 1874 Ann street
The name of the deceased is Clarissa Newell; her
age was 80 years, and tho time of her death twelve
O'Clock at noon. BY order OF the Board
From the Montreal C0urdnt of the 28fh uh
we have sincere pleasure in being enabled to
state thut the cholera has considerably abaed since
our last Business begins to revive, and as there
is u decrease in the number of cases almost at
every place OH the banks of the st. Lawrence aud
great lakes, confident expectations are entertain
ed of brisk fall business
Observation-Disclosures Gazette of the gath nit.
says:-"fhe city has been almost free from cbo
lera SINCE our last publication" New cases re.
ported at 'lte hospitals on the 9th were g. deaths
4; August 10, new cases 6, deaths 2.
Extract OF letter, dated Jefferson CITY. Va Sept
am extremely sorry to inform you that the
Cholera has made its appearance in this neiyhbor
hood. we had case the mountain, between
this and Frederick Yesterday morning. The man
atc nearly breakfast, and SOON after rsus taken
and died before night. This daV seven died
at HarPer's Forty with the Cholera Whilst
writing the news arrived here that nine were
SurIcd on The Maryland tract; they were brought
from the Canal fear IT will be ds bad here as
III the larger towns.-G1zeffs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

h G L'.oN Aii--f.e Subscriber has removed
from has former residence, u few doors a.
o?vc the Old Market, directly opposite the Mansion
rouse, aud few doors below the Bell Tavern,
W., Mnere ne intends earring the manufacture of
IN ana Sheet Iron Ware in all its varites and on
~; Intensive scale than he has heretofore. All
IN aud Sheet Iron work done TO order. and on
en1'' notice. He has also on hand top Wagons.
aa VIII Keep constantly cast iron Stoves, of differ
Gu, patterns. The inhabftamts of Richmond, as
a. as country Merchants, respectfully invited
sn before purchasing elsewhere, it is his de-
city. DINIEI VII I'D '''
sep 6-fCt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
RICHMOND TREE-HlLL RACES

RICHMOND TREE-IIlLL, RACES
wv ILL commence as usual, the Is, Tuesday
w hi October next ard continue four DAYS
6 FIRST DAY.
The celebrated stallion stakcs-two mile bo,,
entrance SS2OS-play or pay.
l. Jno. NJ. Bolts enters the produce Of Goh,pn,
:. Jas. j. Harrison entcrs the produce Of Arab
| ). 4. Watson enters the produce of Mons;c,r
Tonson. VI
T.. Th. p. Hare enters the produce of Contention
D. VIM. K. Johnson enters the produce of Mcdlcw
u walter Livingston enters the produce of EcIipse
SECOND DAY.
Froprictor's Purse S30O-two mile heats.
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purse $IOOO-tour mile boots
FOURTH DAY
a Proprictors Purse $20U-two milo heats.
ALSO,
swccpstake-two mile hcuts-entrance 5000
L. VIM X. Johnson enters full brother to Polly
Jones, ('Herr Cline")
. Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt, out of the
sister OF Sally MCGEE, ("Sir Walter Scott">
). Jno. NJ Bolts enters Gohunna fi,cy out n,
Phillis. ~
of Sentinel mare ' WV
5. Jno. NJ. Bolts cntcrs b. G. bv Coh.n,, .
Dairy Maid, ("Rolla.")
The Purses this Race Week at Tree Hill. are
worm $36O0 The great number of horses in
training, and the number of training stables render
PROBABLE That III or II will start for each of the
three days, regular Purses.
me hrst day, IN the important stallion stakes
mere is no forfeit, and it is thought in Old Virgil
mas best days, that there never w ere as MANY colt
OF hrst rate PROMISE The last days sweepstakes.
nerr Cine, the winner of the stakes ut New Mark :
OF and Baltinore--Sir Walter Scott. the winner of
the stallion stakes last Spring Tree fIhl-Rulla,
the very promising Johanna colt of Mr. Bolts and
mr.. Selden, who, for the honor of the Central
ou'so' mus oe "Lhere or thereabouts," contend
tor Purse of $500. The extraordinary GOOD
health OF our city, and the promise of a weeks
pleasant recreation, it is hoped, will give us once
agaih, the opportunity of sinking hands with old
friends and making new acquaintances
By the Secretary Of the Tree-HiU Club:
sept IS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

MIR. Vigne, recent and enlightened traveller in
the u expresses much dstrust of the universally
OF suffrage He does net believe that votes arc often
purchased with money, but the system of treating
Is comon enough. "Why sir, quoth an old woman,
guess Mr.. A. is the fttest Of the two, but
tothcr whiskies the best"
Mr. " must not conclude that they who drink
the treat consider themselves pledged to the treat
CT. we can tell an anecdote worth much as his
v" ny SIR exclaimed bafed candidate, that id
rascal who Just voted against me, has been drink
ing at my expense for two months" Nevertheless,
the treating system deserves all the exccration the
traveller may bestow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
AGITATION AT THE SOUTH.

Numerous meetings, and inaammatory addresses
u harangucs, continue 10 take place in S. Carolina
and Georgia. In the latter, there seems to DO
check given to tho rapid advance of Notification
savannah IN great meeting, has declared against
It, La Charleston, the corporate elections took
place on Monday So nicely balanced are the
parties, SO doubtful the event, and SO nAumed the
public mind, that we arc not only curious but anx
ious to learn the issue, for it is far from improbable
that blood may have been split. Mr.. Petigru ad
dressed the Union Party, and thus introduced his
remarks-
"FELLow CIrIzENs:-Instcad OF our condition
Anew years ago as united people, melancholy
change has taken place. Confidence has given
way to distrust, a general alarm prevails, and
gloomy anticipations of the future throw dark
warns that we are on the eve Of great civil
convulson."
Coi. Drayton has rejoned to Gen. Hayne and
we will at an early day repubsh what he says.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
BROAD-ROCK
IA III RACES 1922.

81 VIE Races over The Broad Rock Course will
"A commence on TUESDAY, the 25th Sen.
tenbcT next, and continue 3 DAYS
FIRST DAY
owcePstakcs-hrst post. syycepatakc 9 mile
meats entrance $500 p. or p free FOR any coli
.hat never won race, the time Of sul,scribin,
thelr names. Subscribers james j. Harrison
gohn NJ Bolts, VIM. r.. Johnson, and William
"i1n. Second Race, same day, a colt svoepstakc.
subscribers ''' ''"
Clifford dam " "
Jack Andrews O' W d
r., James J: Garrison enters G. by Shawnee, dam
Charlotte Pace. '''''
William Wynn enters Monsieur Tonson colt.
out OF Needs Bedford Mare.
-, SECOND DAY.
The Pfoprietor's Purse, two mile beaf. D,,,,a
S20O, entrance $fj.
-. THIRD DAY.
II ne Jockey Club Purse, 3 mile heats. snty,r,.
o%U, purse $500, money hung up
ms being the first Of ;ho new Club. full
meeting Of the members is requested at Road
MOCK, OH the evening Of the colt race for f,o M,
pose OF appointing officers. &c.
sep tt l. PTCKETr p,orr;.,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
E,enss,eMsiayy .Rst,,.wstscf,t,.es.

g ,ocNIRY Merchants vino visit Richmond
TOT tf;c purpose of purchasing supplies of
H1oos Tor the approaching season, and farmers and
,'i winter clothing for their servants, are invi.
NJ: ~ 'a,, at The Penitentary Store, on Market
nnr'age' MAIN street, where are kept Cloths manu-.
o'uieo IN Tho Penteniiary, suitable for male and
i'aio servants, together with Shoes and Brorucs
y. al Sizes aad of bost quality. There AFRO also
On hahd' Wrought Nails from Idly to 2Ody nclu.
1 80, wagon ca'ryall and plough Harness, com.
Pc'e; variety OF woodward, Ne. & C.; all ofwhich
are offered ut reduced prices as the manufacto.
~ can afford. The Pulling Mill erecting at tho
,on'eh'iary. am pleased 10 learn, will, i'm a fcw
.ys' DC IN operation, when expect to be enabled
" oN"'"it Cloths, &c, comparing in quality and
appearance, with the best manu- featured at any
similar institution in the United States.
THOS. g. MONCURE,
sept 6-2aw wit Gcnl AEON, ", Pon,r,
HH iSSlNG. since Sunday morning last u ba ck
1,n Boy by the name of LEWIS about 10 wears
oid--tiad on cotton shirt, coarse linen pantaioous
una una apron with an old shabby straw hat Any in
loiiaiio" OF HIM will DC thankfully received and
suitably rewarded p STIIISTEV ANT
oPt Near this Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
JOHN J. WERTfI.

(sIGN GOLDEN KEW
III AS just received, per ship Equator from T.;
Il verpool, and is opening, part OF his
Fail supply of HARDWARE, CUTLERY and
SADDhERf, which, together with other arrivals
daily expected from England and the Northern CT
plete. ~ ~
country Merchants will find his assortment TO
embrace every article suited to their trade at The
very lowest prices, ard on accommodating terms.
sep 5-l2t ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

More Bolting.-By tho Auburn Free Press wo
'earh that number of gentlemen whose names
were attached to tho call tor jackson, Var Buren,
and Regency Convention, (publis,ad in the Patrot)
nave authorised the Editor to say that they do not
Io'S"s 10 the Spoils" party, that they against
Jacksonism, Van Burcnism, and Regencyi.m
the FREQ Press -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
From the Richmond F

M, EH7HUeT.
when on the 10Th Dec, 1881, he webb asked
IN his letter To Mr.. Bidde that "IHe tim. ,rU
come '0hcn ICE ,ciH rcquite the seroiee." The time
mas now comc--and the Bank is welcome to him.
Ut In relation to the above, we have simply TO
say'-Mr. RirouE has Deliberately published an
unnuth. ~ TT ~ -"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
NOR THEsERRY

Il II ra al1n Pa"aunhey Estate, for Sale.
Z LolhooS OF removing from this section of
~ country, offer for sale this valuable Estate.
situated at the upper end of New Kent county. 1t
onains 9oe acres, of hich 500 are river fat and
6OO cleared land. The improvements cons;s, Of :,
comfortable Dwelling House, with four rooms, and
all necessary outhouSeS, large and extensive Ora
farics, with ally other houses calculated for frmin
purposes The soil is good. producing all the sta,
pies OF the country in abundance, such as Wheat
Corn and Cotton. This Estate is probably as we'll
"atofef as any in Virginia, having number of fine
spfm gs IN various parts Of the Farm is well enclo
scd, has an abundant supply of timber, and is in
every respect calculated for Immediate profit All
inc hsI tnat frequent our waters, wild fowl sora
SNc.' are taken IN abundance. think il NAV with
Safo'y be sad' that for its extent. il is one of the
is wealthy, and navigation at the door a bank of
mari mas lately been discovered within Ii few feet
OF the open fand and IS, from appearance sufficient,
" abundant to improve the entire Tract. further
description is deemed unnecessary it is prcsu-
incd those wishing to purchase will first view the
premises, which viii ut any time be shcwn by NV
self or Manager. Terms accommodating. and tile
UNREASONABLE. THOMAS MACON
| sep 5-2aw2w Iaw6w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

M NNTEO, y i Graduate ~. fa!e tiailc,c. Il
w situation as u TEACHER IA publs. srl,,oi
or private family, in any part of te city or adaccn,
country. Would have no objccti,i 10 eoiny INTO
remote part of the Stete, into an adjoining State
Assurances ofgood moral character and cum potent
literary qualifications cam be gve The Residence.
of the advertiser may be known, and an interview
had, by calling on Nathaniel Charter, Esq, MGR
chant, near the Market.
Richmond Sept. q, lS32-d3t-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
INDIANA EI.E

INDIANA ELECTORS.
Jacob kuykendall, of Knox county.
John Hawkins, OF Fountain,
Dennis Pennington, of Harrison,
Samuel Henderson, of Marion,
Walter Wilson, of Cass,
stephen Ludlow, of Dearborn,
Abel Lomax, of Wayne,
Sylvunus Everts, Of Union,
John i. Nicely, of Gibson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
FIR sh Fall and Winter
CT . g . 8,
ADVERTISEMENT
sS'EIGE 81 fDF3S g'9sgs EEFEpE.
I. & ]. s LANES &. e.

a Family Of NEGROES, consisting Of Inen,
"a boys, females; Of which latter, 3 are OK.
ccIIcht Cooks, Seamslrcsscs, Washers and Iron.
crs, are for hire, in consequence Of the own.
er of them breaking up farming They are
healthy and neat negroes; and Of tho boys par.
ticularly suited to take care of horses. Tie owner
wishes to have tlcm hired in the country. For
particulars enquire at this office,
sep 1-2awF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

ONCE Of the Board of HeaiM for Me GIN NJ
Rjchm0nd, Arc,s, tsU tsog
IT'S hereby notified to persons. naIc az e
II who are willing TO engage as NURSES. in
ne ou'dings appropriated for the reception Of Che
,erl patients, sho"ld any there be- that places on,
% secured at liberal wages by early application t.
JOSEPH TH'PE..
President of the Board Of JIaal,b
ny order cf tho Evlrd
eeNf E-ln
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07
PL.a.y'T.e9VO.S' s. FERRY.

FUT RENT.
n AM authorised to rent, for the year 1893, the
H Plantation and Ferry, in which | have an in
tercst in James City county, on james River, be-
tween the place called St. Georges and Jamcs
Fown. No person need apply for it, who is not
prepared to give two hundred dollars per annurn
Letters addressed 10 me, at Rc hmond, (post paid1
Will be promptly attended to. J. a. SMITH
sep 6--c9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

"a lRGfNl AT rules holden in the clerks office
OF The circuit superior court of law aud chan
Gerry, for the county Of james City, and the CT
~ of Williamsburg, the Sd day OF September.
1907: william &. Smith Sarah Maria Nunnaliv
who was Sarah Maria Smith, George b. Goddin
and Harriet r., his wife, who was Harriet r.
Smith, George W. Smith Eliza hnn Smith, and
Susan X. Smith, whicTr said George W., Eliza
Ann, and Susan X , infants of tcnder Years
and sue by their guardian and next friend ffenrv
Smith, their father, George Gcddy only infant snn
and child Of Edward r. Geddy, deceased, who
sues by The said Horny Smith, his next friend. Su.
gan c., Eliza A., Henry L., Allen Mary end fossc
Lindsey, which said Susan c., Eliza A.. Henry 7,
Aiken, Mary and Jesse Lindsey, are the infant
children and. heirs Of Allen Lindsey, dcceascd h,
the said Henry Smith their next friend. pIf(T;'
against William Browne, adn'r, with the will an
ncxed OF William Teddy, deceased, John n. Chris.
tan, md zones r. Christian, e1'ors Of William
Doug'aS, decd, Thomas IT. Terrell, Richard
Graves and Beverley Crump, Jesse Cole, Richard
Coke Son'r, and Philip DuVa dts.
The defendant, William Browne not having an
tered his appearance, and given security ACCORDING
10 tho act oi assembly and rucs Of this court and
~ appearing by satisfactory evidence that be is moi
an inhablant Of this country: it is ordered that
the SAID defendant do appear at tho clerks office nj
THIS court, on the first Monday i'm November next
and answer the bill Of the plaintiffs, and that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted ~
somo newspaper, published in the city Of Rich
mond, for two months successfully, and posted al
the front door Of tho court house Of lanes CITY
county. a Copy. Tcetc,
- WV. +. UNDERWOOD, n. &.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

A OTICE.-A Female Teacher qualified TO 1--WE
4 instruction IN thc ornamental branches of ed
ucation such as painting, music, &c. is wanted as
an assistant in school lately established in heatv
and thriving part OF the country. Enquiries fpost
Pad} may be made Of the senior Editor Of t,is NJ.
per, or II. A. Garland, Boydton, Mecklenburr, Va.
iy 23-2aw c s. d ts - w.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

81 pursuance ola order of the court Of Hano
ID yer county, to us directed, we shall proceed to
SELL on the premises to the highest bidder at pub
tic auction. on the 18th day of September next tho
tract OF Land lately held by Mildred White, as her
dover IN the estate of William White, deceased 1t
10 situated in sard county of Hanover upon Chick
anonnihy Swamp, about 5 miles from the CITY of
Richmond, near the termination of Mccban:csy;IIa.
Turnpike nav
The said Farm has upon it large and convent.
ent dwelling Honse, with other buildings, a spring
Oh eEceIient water, and very large orchard Of well
selected fruit ircos. As we presume that all nsr-
SONS DESTROYS of purchasing will view the Hand, we
deem 1t unnecessary to say more, but refer them 10
Mr.. Geo: W. Frueheart, who resides upon the pre-
Ire made known the day of sale
EDWARD G.. SYDNOR
MILES MACON Commissioner
WM b. SyDNOR
ht the same time and place will be sold, by the
iegatecs filte aforementioned VIM White IA
acres adjoining the same. aug lO-2aw1w c&d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

I"e National Hnpublcans Of Indiana have ffomi.
mated tho following gentlemen as Eject ora of pre-
iaent and Vice President who " i'll vote for Henry
Clay and John Spryc,n, " ''
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EsAo0sGc0 Horses E.0.. N1sEo

StSS Three Or four young FLOODED
W asa-SSS HORSES, now i years old, one Of
f@eA which may be seen at Fairfield bv
M application to Mr. Bclche.-if not
cR=sssHsasaz sold privately before Tuesday, lIth
INST, will then he sold the highest bidder before
the Auction Store Of Messrs. Selden s. Clcland,
Tor approved negotiable paper, at months without
reserve. JNO. MlNGE, JR.
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MACkAE'S OA'FAgKI.
4 Prizes of $4,000 is $4,000 !!
New York Lottcry-Drawipr will BIO recciv,d

Tickets SIS, halves 3 SO, quarters 25.
For sale. ~ usual in every arletg at the Lotto
ry Office of e. NdTCKLu
sep Next below the door OF the Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

Lime, Bacon, 4c.
eAHhSh Ticrces Thoniastown Lime,
<VSVS 9C0 lbs. Bacon, hog round, of good
quality,
% bbls Family Flour,
IS do. Old Rye Whiskcy,
100 do. Clipped and Gross Herrings,
20 do. Cider Vinegar,
Carryalls, Harness, &c. For sale by
M. 4. TRICE,
sep 6-2t Near Mayo's Bridge.
q NREEN GINGER-Jus, re ecived, for sale Nv
w ALEXANDER DEvAI,
sep6 Next door above the Eagle Ifp,cL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

"'"hLL PON-HEALTH OF RICHMOND
we stated on Monday, that boatman on his re-
'ufh rom Richmond, 30 miles above, was seized
WIN TIC Small Pox, and invited the Inference that
"0 hao lmoibcd the contagion here. But the
''''e from ms arrival ut Richmond 10 tho attack,
was only two and halc or three days, it is
sy 'at no should have been infected before he got
20 Nchmond' and accordingly now learn, that
mere is Small PoS in several places ,.ovc.
mere Is no Small ,Pox or Cholera here, and
Achmond' IN 10 year, and at no of the year,
was ever healthier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-07

No" and heieailcf. They have ia; themselves IN
position where they must DO beaten and a Van
D"ro" victory in Virginia, and over Ynginia's fa-
'''"e son. VIII not only consolidate Van Burenism
mere out give it moral force before unposscsscd,
.'ery whcre else. Had they united with as, il had
o'eh easy to carry Virginia against Jackson now,
ana TO k'cp Van Burenisn down, forever. But
"'Piy' they were afraid of losing tho honor, tho
credit, and the profit f being deemed Jack soniaus
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STEANBONJ
.y4ESre se, y',-cr,,Df.o.e

. DEsCG go EP'fftPfEP,'&,
'G ME steamboat POCAHONTAS has com,
"a menced burning between Baltimore and
Norfolk and Will be ready tn receive passengers in
Hampton Roads from the Patrick Henry. ON we'd
ncsday evening, 5th inst
sc4 T HIM Al
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PssnAg: OFFICE,
Three sWose CesNifalS
New York Lottery, No: 3f--Drewing expect
hext Saturday Inorninp.

$4,000 e $4,000, Tickets only Sc
Union Canal Lottery, No. 1s--Drawing to be
received Tuesday Morning.