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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

-. amend 10 collect an3 pay mo the Treasury
ga, S,:s. IA At portion al tn ptl1!Ie revenue, as
...sel ap,n the clisens Of Richmond Ialj ON The
ta5.c on motion of VI. 6tOisgH.
A rspori of the Committee Of Roads. &c faTora-
hle 10 The petition Of eit1lss Of the counties al
pendletou AMI Rockingham, FOR an Appropriation
from, the Revenue Of each Of s1ld counties In ue
xars 1882 and 1893 IN aia OF private contributions
opening a road from Harris5o. 20 frHl..'a. vas
rejected by the House.
A renort offhe same committee favorable - ia
p..,ion OF Benjamin Harrison and 9Th Z 't |za' 81
-. county Of Charles Cry. praying the Iu.'sH"f.f
toa OF Joint stock company. With such Z ~. es
NAV Il, necessary % construct rai road tom
Richmond to some point b,ie" hufseA Dat -
taken up and agreed Ia.
The cnyrossei bia coneaninc - appointment
ofeounty q heers by the Executive, making Il ne
d1tv Of the Governor n m1ke the appointment
months after they shall have been res3nnf ii
5.tlwas taken up on It's third reading On MOTION
of NJ HIlaaHeg the hauk was iiel with tin
word sthrecn The bhl vas sappoftedby hs'.#
,l4Ul4B ms anl .L5gsia opposed hy hssrA If''ss
Feadls'oa AMI B5Aias, and nrgalised--oyos 81
noes %
IN notion Of n. spui,ss, the uoasa adjourn.
T4ar,d,q. ~. 23.=~The Senate hoye passed
with amendments, the bill forming new county
oul of Blrt, = the counties Of Washington and
Wghr-fshich wereak rcedtol Also, with amend
pleajs the bill to amend an act regulating The nan
usr of granting licenses for retalIlns ardent spnls
1hsh, with the amendments vas GA motion OF Nh
hn1x LAID on the table
A report of the committee on Tic colored popula=
uon---lcclaring reasonable the petition Of Fanny
B1ykin decomposition for a horse killed by ser
vice IN the Southampton insure ton-and rfec.
ting the petition Of Mary q. Powell of CffeenYllle
county for compensation for provisions furnished
10 poor people collected at her house at The time o
sand Insurrection--w agreed 10.
The engrossel hl to incorporate the Black
Heath company Of Golfers was Rad third time
and on its passage "A discussion aroFe, IN winch,
Mossrs Bryss Of c. paucson OF {, Rvcs, Wi.
ian7 Campbell Of BROOKE toSk part Lac aycs and
noes having hcol ordered oa motion Of Mr. Allen.
the bdl was rejected by tho following sote.-Ayes
90, Noes GO.
The ,es1.atI1a submitted on Tueelay by Mr.
Parnop 10 appoint Comm.ter to enlpra into
'he exp ARgay Of aPpropr,aang tho revenue Of thc
seycrl cou,t.c3 bordering an the Ohio River, 10 b.
tSqen4,l IN repairing the rotls aud buoEes, IN.
jared All removed by the lale ircshs IA that River
--waa tken u1
Nh Can 5b.ll Of Brooke explained The nature Of
thr cIrt uaI,tu.,es under which the appeal Wis
mule it,.Ncd nothing for the individual slf.r
crs IN the ,r5u calamity bat for the restoration OF
tn means accommodation. which bal been de
slfoyel fh,y look d 10 the government or pa'er
nal ail "a this unlocked Tor ysirIfon. To repair
.e injuries done The greu line Of raad .jan, thc .
la, 2as properly Won, IflneStntt.
ias ra8liatoa was agreed to-and I'M folIow
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

p,seJal ssoras e.aiu.auls 45fa dom a.efs a. ~
como AT al may CONT tao h,e 10 benefit llin,
though may benefit hls repre5rniat,os.
t'eegeto1eh eoiamLtaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

CASE OF JOSEPH NOURSE-Thc Supreme
Court olthe United States decided ON Saturday
that 1t had jurisdiction in this case thus affirm
ing the decree Of Me District Court
Few persons have experienced more relentless
persecution at the hands ofthe present administers
hon than Mr.. Noursc. His case is familiar to al
most every one, but itmay not be improper to re-
canltulate an outline oft Elected from office at an
advanced age, after having served the government
faithfully upwards of 30 years, the next object was
IN order to remove the odlum ofthe measure, to in
Jure his reputation by procamng HIM defauter
Sat 7eas not only brought 0gaina Inn 10 rcrorcr a
balance claimed Of $4,000 but liS properly ,rls
rade,Y and hncerenoRtouSip @iScd turing 3iS ab
Stnce, Tttk IN short ,eprney forhe bcneft II
his hcaht After many vexatious delays the case
vas T, fcrred 10 arbitration by the District Judge the
arhitfators gave decision IN favor of Mr. Noursc,
for the balance and for 81, 600 in addition which
the District Court affirmed The Government was
not satisfied with this but took an appeal 10 the
Circuit Court, and hence 10 the Suprem, Court
The latter has decided that It has no jurisdiction
| Of the case and Mr. Nourse has now only to applv
to Congress- to pay him the balance which, as has
been decided, is due TO HIM But # he is doomed to
knock stthe do0rs OF the Treasury as long and IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

Captain C.roRaG READ las becn appointed to
the command ottha |. ;. Frigats Constellation, to
proceed IL teW weeks to tAe Med ..rrartaa
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-03-01

Ihe unee o. IT, CONNER al Advertiser Ut tn cor
nor Of W atcr ard Front IS fooled with water about
iouf feet On tae irtI aa1r Our PUBLISHING office al
the corner of Columbia and Mains surrounded with
water. bu, Nc hgpo 10 reach It tins morning by
small eraH
Tn destruction Of property is immense-cel-
lars flied wllh water-board- yaris swept OF every
stuck II Tn ttuber-aud somg houses already OF
t1e maps
Since writing the above we have been out recon
motoring the premises What scene The VIZ
t,l stu on the rlse-p,opIe moving III every Dire
tlos-soue from th. frst 10 the second storics-oih
efs from, tn second escaping in boats II IS un-
doHbtrily thu gtcltestnsc yerkuown. \ fucnd
8, 10 arrived m he Napoleon iIun above, repors
Hlntlesn hasfS on Lts trap winch may b. 'HPed-
ted ia due s,ason. The Ia",r pant Of Allegheny
Town oyposiL Plli.bur9 WJs literally afloat The
Steam Saw Mil had lsd its mo0rn2s Above
| Wbcdnga warehouse 81 -four aud whakcy was
lodged 2ltriy At the hral ufou lsItnd At Law
rcaerblrs below rs tie noas.s wsrc secured by
good cablt, 10 the nearest buIs--lhs however VI
should uotbe wiling pyoach for, many enter
tam 5el.ou3 doubts whelhrr any Yo6ilgcs can be
left by this time There - scarcely ground
enough % be seen at Marietta for the dove 10 rest
upon. No one can say when the waters Will sub
| sldr
The number Of houses aaoat must Proscnta SIN
gular spectacle They are not generally worth
much though their absence al this time must occa
sion considerable suffering. Both yesterday and
to day the weather las been raw and diqagrceable
The above was written for the American, which
We hoped 10 publish this morning bulu .mprfc
tcobe. Our printing o.frc cuo.ouly b. reached h.
boats ThcenmPostuon ooIn beng sapagu.
building offending eoou to maYel Nfenders ii
| Irgl l. ff5f (, hero
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
D.qYsEED .a.y.DERsSO.y. .E,.,

Will continue the sale of GROCERIES, DO.
MESTlC GOODS, COTTON YARNS SC. at
the stand formerly occupied by Anderson g. Jcake:
he offers to his friends and the public generally a
wen selected assortment, consisting in part of the
following articles, and many othefs too tedious to
enumerate-
10 hhds. st. Ctoix, Porto Rico, g. ~ O. SUGARS.
~ ~ o"Aes ana parfeIs refned do.
3OU bags green and Java Coffee;
30 hhds. English Island Molasses;
$50 sacks Liverpool blown Salt
6O do do. ground alum do.
80 tons Swedes, country and English Iron:
i ton Plough Plates
English and American Blistcred Steel.
German do
100 kegs cut Nails and Brads assorted sizes
l20 bags patent Shot, do do
as kegs DuPoht's and Beatty Powder,
20 bales cotton Oznaburgs
do. A do. Sheetings Mapufacturc
5O00 lbs. Cotton Yarns, assorted
pipe superior l.. p. M. Wine, years old,
pipes and or. casks 3. NJ. do, Woodhouse
brand,
10 Of. casks sweet MALAGA do.
old;
/ Puncbeon old Jamaica Rum;
Old Rye Whiskey, in barrels,
Common do. in hhds and barrels;
Pepper, Ginger, Allspce and Nutmegs
indigo, Madder, Copp6ras and Alum,
Saltpetre, Birthstone,
Sperm and Talow Candies,
Bed Cords and Leading Lines,
Writing and Wrapping Paper.
sep 13
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
William and Mary College.

FHS llE Lectures in this Institution will com,
x mence as usual, on the last Monday in Octo.
Der. The Faculty not authorized to permit a.
Student to board out of College, except on tho
written request of the parent or suardian--a con.
dItion that Will not be dispensed with in any case
No more is o be paid for board, including lodging,
washing, fuel, candles, attendance, &c than SI20,
OF which one half is to be paid when the Student
enters College, and the other half at the expiration
of half the term. Expenses az follows--For
board Standardization fee S5--fccs 20 the
Professors in the JuPior Course S70--n the Sc.
nior Course $6G-'FheSc fees are to be paid in adj
vance.
The Law lectures will be continued to the end
Of the term, and the necessary expenses of tho
Student, including hoard, fec to the Professor and
matriculation fee, Will be Si45.
The Grammar School opens on the first of Octo.
ber-Board for 10 molGths $780, and tuition foe
800. iv9
u This advertisement is to he published in the
Enquirer, the Wing and Times, Richmond, immcdi.
atcly, once week for three weeks successfully.
and afterwards from the first September, once a
week until the opening of the College In ths
lntelligencer Petersburg; the Norf,lk Beacon:
the Raleigh Star; the .Centinol, Ncwburn; tho Ro.
publican, Winchester; and tho Edgofem Carolipi.
Man, :. c.; weekly three times from the beginning
Of Sept.-AccOmts to be sent to Mui6r Edmund
Christian
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AG&j|k'kstIVS.
Egg SSNretssf0sS, .sSSes, ~. 90.
DRY GOOnS


On TUESDAY next, 18th inst. al Q o'clock
al our Auction Rooms, viii lie sold, an ex,eI.-
sivc assortment OF DRY GOODS, wen adapted
TO the iail trade; AMONGST u h.,h are.
~ case" fine ana superinc fancy colurcd ard
mixed &attinets,
~ cases white and cold Canton Ilanncls
DO. black and colo.ud CaInbscs f., liuings
~ do. 40 and ! blcached Cottc>s,
% bal "A, 7.S and 3.4 brown Donast,as
bales Kcrseys,
cases Suspendcrs, assorted,
40. I'D bleached Table Damasks,
l do do. Table Cloths
1 do. Al Carpcting
colors, N'
do Roucn Cass;mctcs
do. flag and bandarna iIdkE. silk
do. black silk Hdkfs
DO do Snchews,
do roady made cloth aud ss,tinet Coats,
fantalo2ns and Vests;
black italian Silks, figured and plain
g'ck and colored Gros de Maple,
Do. do. eros de Swiss;
Al French Muslins and Prints
"a fine PRINTS, black Silk Velvet, Parasois
Lincns, ..cnhSheeting, Cotton Hose
Bishop Lawns. Retrcules, Bolts,
Valencia Nesting, jeans,
inc Al Indigo Check, fancy Muslns
Buttons, Top Combs, Sc. &c.
sept Is D.. A. s. co. AuctM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
BY Otis, Nss,sIOa3 ~ Go.
NONSekOkd Furniture

=. Al AUCTION.
Mrs H. Smock intending to decline Ter Board
ing Establishment we will sell, Oh WEDNESDAY
the 18TH INST, at 10 o'clock, at her residor &c near
the Washington Tavern, all Hat Household and
Kitchen Furniture, which is ail of good quality,
and In good condition among it are
Feather Beds, Bedsteads and Furniture
I Sofa,
l Piano-Fortc,
50 rush bottom Chairs.
36 Windsor do,
Settces,
Bureaus,
Wardrobos,
l pair Looking Cassos
mantle do
Carpets,
j set Dining Tables,
Breakfast do,
window Curtains, Brass Tenders,
Branch Candlesticks. Sc &C.
All the Kitchen Furnllure
Terms cash. O. d. Il Co Auats
sep III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
HnasDdess .Susaaew (,Osiece.

'ENHE Annual Examination at this Institution
n will be held publicly in the College Chapel,
commencing on Friday the 2lst September, and
closing Tuesday the 25th The commences.
ment will take place on Wednesday tho Goth. The
Anniversary of the Literary Societies will be cele
brated on Tuesday the 9th The Board of Trus
tees will meet on the goth. 9th and 2Sth.
The next session will commence OH the LIST of
November. The expenses for fees to tho Profess
sors, Board, RoomRcnt and Servants attcndance
tor the winter session of six months amount to 1855
'o Tor the summer session of four months, $57 %.
sent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
lectures Oss Gr03,,,,,0r.


a. KlRKHkM has just commenced course OF
SS LECTURES on ENGLISH GRAMMAR
and CRITICISM, in the RICHMOND ACADE
MY, Shockoe liill-the building now occupied by
MIR. Reynolds-formerly, by Mr. Shaw. The Lee.
lures E VIII be delivered on Tuesday, Thursday, and
hal.past o'clock.
u Free to Visitefs Of both sexes.
In the course of these tectufes; the PRINCIPLES of
Grammar are so thoroughly developed, and SO clear
~ and critically expfaineds and moreover, so oflen
repeated IN applying them 10 practice as to exhibit
their nature and character, their design utility and
application, in striking and forcible light; and
thus this subject is brought within the reach,
and adapted to the capacity of the most common
intellect.
- Any one of ordinary capacity, who is total
" unacquainted with theoretical grammar, will be
aole' by attending regularly term, to acquire
thorough practical knowledge of the general prin
clples of the science. Should any such fail TO OBJ
tain it, they themselves. or their literary friends
being the judgesD they will DO charged NOTHING
for tuition.
RichmoTd, Sept. H. 1892. 2aw3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

~ OIIcE,-ir Mr. JOHN nAfbti who i.un.
~ derstood TO have been formerly residing iI
Broad street, Charleston. South Carolina. g. after
wards IN Philadelphia, Il who visited England abou,
SIX or eight years since will Communicate with his
bro,hcr-in-Iaw, Mr. Joseph, of No. 80 Newman
street. Oxford street, London, or with Mcssrs.
Dering ~ Brooke, Solicitors, Margat,e Kent, he
VIII hear OF something to his advantage.
Inc above named John Barber is the son of Mr..
John Barber. formerly of Charleston, but who died
at Gibraltar s. was fret cousin of Mr.. Isaac Barber
ate of Mnrgatc. au 23-2aw4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
DISSOLUTION

FENlfB copartncrsmp heretofore existing under
n the firm of ANDERSON & LEAKE, is,
by the death of josiah I.eakc, jr. late member of
said concern, dissolved--all persons having claims
against said concern will present them for settle
ment, and those Indebted 90 il will plerse make
payment as early practicable, TO
DAVID ANDERSON, Jr
oept: 10, IS52 Surviving Partner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

.'IINN"rrVIIIIIIy I-dIII tUT SdIG.
"a VIE Subscriber being dcsirtus 20 remove, will
"A sell his farm on ChiclSahomn7 on accommo.
dating terms. This Land lies on the Sy.shhb Mt
the New Bridges, adjoining Polite, the residence
of MIR. Edward Govan, the road from the CITY of
Richmond to the lower end of Hanover passing
by IT, mol more than miles from the former place
which will be reduced to Sd miles by change Of
the road now in progress. The tract contains 400
cores, 200 of which are low grounds 70 being r,ea
dow land, one half of which is now set in herd
grass. The Land is we'll timbcrcd, and within
mile OF Saw Mili-the improvements are sufIi.
Gent for small family. # a sale is not privately
effected, of which due notice will be given, the
Lend Will be pat up at auction, on the promises,
on Monday, the 18th Sept. next, if fair, if not
the next fair day Those disposed will, in tho in.
term, view the premises-applicato being made
to Miles Macon, near, or the subscriber ON the spo.
aug 81 SELDEN G. MACON
u The above sale is postponed till Monday,
The LIST October, if fair, if not the next fair day.
sen JC-tds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
EsEsjN % Will.

N 7HE Subscribers have removed from their for
n mer residence on + or Main street to IL street.
Shockoe HILL third door below the Theatre and
nave now on hand large and general assortment
OF Fancy, Staple and Domestic DRY GOODS. all
Of which they iiattcr themselves they are able to
sell as low any other house in town and respect
fully request call from their friends and the pub
nc generally. j. BLOCK g. SON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
sEOM.V' ": GOEek1O.V' -. 40.

sIOsfsv' s'y. aF OkSkD O.N' ~ an.
& kFFER for safe we'll selected assortment Of
~ GROCERIES, IS which they partcu-
firly invite the attention Of County Merchants.
Among them are
SO l"'ds. st. Croix, Orleans, and Porto Rico
Sugar, different kinds, from superior quality
to ordinary fair,
10 barrels crrsltcd or fallen Loaf Sugar,
40 do. single and double refined Loaf do,
~ boxes do do do do
10 bags green Coffee, Of extra fine uualav,
90 do. fine cid Java and Sumatra Coffee,
| bale Mocha do
300 lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted, from No. to
10, Petersburg Factory,
200 kegs Cut Nails, assorted;
500 sides Soal Leather, good and damaged,
100 bbls. No. North Carolina fTcrrnps.
40 boxes SSlO and T0xf2 Window Glass
% DO NIcols and Humphreys and Colgate's
Tallow Candles,
40 do Sperm. Candles
100 CO. Tin Plate,
20 tons well assorted Bar Iron,
do. hoop sheet, band and plating Iron,
5 do. English, kncricdn, German, Cast Sheer
and Spring Steel,
hllds Nader, of superior quality,
I0O Nova Scotia Grindstoncs, ali sizes, from ] G
to so ms,
Yves; India, Orleans, and Sugar House Molasses
SunPowder, imperial, young Tyson and black Tea
Liverpool, blown and ground Alum Salt
Shoe and closing Thread, in balls
Letter, f'oscaP and wrapping Paper,
Powder, Shot, and bar Lead,
Bed Cords and Plough Lines.
" Manufacturers Of Tin, and thcse WANTING
tin plates to cover houses, will be furnished ON
good terms au &C 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
For Kent or | ease

ERYRDS WAREHOUSE, lying on I4th
u - Street, between + and Il or Main Street, in
high, dry and very central part of the town.
Persons ishng TO rent lease, will please afrly
TO Richard Anderson, who is fully authorized To-
dispose of it, or to GEO. w. IRUEHEART,
aug 22-2awts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

1V9 CALLED BENJAMIN klNG-S,,. .ia.
notice, that have filed in the Clerks Sbce oftbe
Superior Court OF Law and Chancerv for tho ronn-
~ oil iicnric", petition and statement, setting
i0rth the facts und causes which shall apulv
to the next Legislature OF Virginia, for diyorc,
from YOU ANN kELLAM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

HHAVlNG removed to tho city Of Richmond, ]
~ " WIZ IN lu'ure attend regularly all tho superb
courts held there, the district cour. Of the In;
ted States held at Norfolk and the circuit snpcrior
court Of law and chancory Of the county Of NorCok
the circuit superior court Of law and ciancor,, bI
at Williamsburg, and, as heretofore will continue
70 dtIeno 'he CIRCUIT superior court Of law and chan
~ - 'Nd'T rITIIr HARRISON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

Landing, for Sale,
IN Hhds. New Orleans Sugars,
~ Young Hyson Tea, in half chests
SunPowder do in ID Id. boxes
Seignette Brandy, in ticrces.
Apply to
e II OTIS, DUNLOP e. co.
FRESH CHEESE.-102 boxes landing this
morning. q receiving direct from down east,
for sale by LANCASTER, DENLY g. CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
FAIRFIELD r. RACES,


W. ILL conference on The Sd Tuesday in o.
w tober next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
A Colt SweePstake, two mile hsats, $2e0 en-
trance, half forfeit, to which there are ten sub
scribers, with the best colts in the u. States
eight Of the ton distinguished winners.
l. David IL. Brach enters b. C. Tobacconist, by
Gohanna, date Winfree's.)
2. VIM. X. johnson enters b. C. Herr Cline, by Sir
Archy.
g. Jas. ). Harrison enters wikilsons eli. c. by Sir
Arcby.
A. VIM. NJ. West etters Mc6hsc's b. c. Sir Walter,
Qhc winner of the Stallion Stakes at Tree Hill, )
by Monsieur T0nson.
5. WIN. Wynn enters b. {. Anvil, by monsieur
Tonson.
6: WIN. II. Mnge enters b. f. Florida; by Conten.
7. Jno. M. Bolts enters br. c. Douglass, by Gobsn.
ma; out of tire darn Of Collier.
3. Richard adams critters b. C. Prmera by Ratlor
y. Henry A. Taytoe enters Cornclia, by Rather
10. Jno. Mngc enters bl. C. Black Hawk by Hot.
spur.
SECOND DAY.
PtoPriefor's Purse $500, two mile heats, en-.
trance SIS.
THIRD DAY
Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount, four
mile heats; entrance $50.
FOURTH DAY.
A. Colt S5weepstakc, two nriFe heats, 800 en-.
trance, half forfeit, to which tl6re are four sub.
scrbcrs, namely:
l. Jno. Minge enters Peter Lyons b. {. by Co
banTra.
2. Jno: NJ. Bolts enters CHI. f. Barbara by 6ohanna
out of Wild Cat.
3. Thos. Garter enters CHI. f. by Hotspur, dam by
Jack Andrews.
4. o. p. Hare enters b. f. Kate KcnnoD by Con.
tention, dam Columbia.
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling. House
JNO. MINGE, IN
RICHARD ADAMS, {'ioPrloIo's'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18

LNiNII M o.\D III EE-t1ILL RACES
AN ILL commence usual, the fst Tuesday
w III October next, and continue four DAVIS
FIRST DAY.
The celebrated stallion stakes-two mile heats
entrance $200-Liay or pay.
L. Jno M. Bolts eaters the produce of ohanna
Z. Jas }. Harris>Sr enters the produce of Arab,
). i. Watsop/enters the produce of Monsieur
ToTsou.
q. TIL. p. Hare enters the produce Of Contention.
.. VIM. L. Johnson enters the produce of Medley.
o. waiter L''ngston enters the produce of Eclipse
SECOND DAY.
Pror. e>or's Purse Ss3O0-two mile heats
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse Sl000--four mile heats
FOURTH DAY
A Propretor's Purse S2OO-two milo heats.
ALSO,
sweepstake-two mile heats-entranco 5000
half forfeit, and closed.
l. WIN. r. Johnson enters full brother to Polly
Jones, ("lierr Cline.')
q. Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt out of the
sister of Sally MCGEE, ("Sir Walter Scott")
y. Jno NJ. Bolts enters Johanna flley out of
Phillis.
a. Jas. M. Seden enters b. i. by Spring Hill ON,
of Sentinel mare.
>. Jno. M. Bolts enters b. C. by Gohanna, out of
Dairy Maid ("Iolla.")
The Purses this Race Week at Tree Hill, are
worth $4,000. The great number of horses in
training, and the number of training stables, render
1t probable that 10 IL will start for each of the
three days regular Purses.
The first day, in the Important stallion stakes,
there is no forfeit, and 1t is thought in Old Yrgi
mas best days, that there never many colts
OF first rate promise. Fhe last davis sWecpstakes
Herr Cline, the winner of the stakes at New Mark
ct and BIltimore-Sir Walter Scott che winner of
the stallion stakes last spring at Tree. III ill-Rolla,
the very promising Johanna colt of Mr. Bolts and
Mr. Seldom, who, for the honor of the Central
Course, must be "there tEcreabouts" contend
for Purse of 5000. The extraordinary good
health of our city, and the promise of weeks
pleasant recreation, it is hoped, will give us once
again, the opportunity of shaking hands with old
friends and making new acquantanccs.
By the Secretary Of the Trss-Hiu Cln6
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
n GW EALL GOOI9s.

N ICHoLS g. WILEY have received, by tho
" schr. Wasp, from New York, and are now,
opening, part Of their supply Of new and season.
able DRY GOODS, which they are disposed TO
sell upon such terms cannot fail 10 secure The
patronage Of their friends and CUSTOMERS
sep II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-18
II OTlCE.

NHE Steamboat POTOMAC, Capt. WM Hun
IN BALL, will resume her usual route, between
this city Norforlk, and Washington, leaving Rich
mond every Tuesday morning at O'clock touch
ing at the usual landings:
Passage and Fare to Norfolk 81 90
Do. do through tn Wa sb;ngto, O M
sep l7-Iawlm