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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
From the Bucks Count, tnteligencer

From the Bucks Count, inteligencer
Singular Occurrence. Il rather siagRta1
accident occurred al orr late Court. soon y
Ter the Commencement Of .Hrs Ghapnat's htai
During the frs ina on three days The rr5tod
,cas ye,y great aad ,cns ,oth mucA diH
cn4y has a person colitd get INTO oist
q The c0art from On one Of these days
br HIM Renter unstable Of u ashlpgtoa
tmenship eadcarorca about. The time toq thr
ringing # the ell, to cgtcl "a a.sireece to has
station u. The cutlery litter getting SOM
dlato"fee ~ cfoted, and finding purifier e..
trance almost impossible, ATTEMPTED 10 mai
aFetfeot. HIS arms tce1e rather elceued
a'd as hetca> ,eoffG4g his passage at, sudden
rash u Tic cro,cd p,tsheS hiH out NTH much
5oTee against The stars, iUhieh stgttch HIM M
Oh The siae, forrutg Tie 575s from the hack b,ass
aud dTtasntg tire o. three "a .jront He got
tepre y absence tT0m the Co,ttt and ~ tJg-0eI 10
has fap',ty, since ichich time he les bran under
the consia"t care u Il Physician Last ,ceet
zee understood his tye wos dsspaired Of but lt
er accounts ~ere ,ather more tacerabie
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
March |, 1s32.=s
Teacher Wanted.

q TEACHER WANTED to take charge
IA OF - HOOL, whu is well acnua,9
ted with the Eogi-b, Grammar, Georrsnhy
Arithmetic. a. well as all other branches oi
the English Educaliou-one WHO is of Good
moral Character, and can come well recom
nended a e his qualifications, and who will
be Wiling 10 be examined by person or ner
sons who may De appointed Cor that purpose
he School House Is IN a good and healthy
ne'Shaorhood-tho School will consist ri
'hir'J scholars Any person disposed 10 en-
gage Can sisuily the same by corresponding
""h lie subscribers it is their wish that the
school should be taken up by the LIST Of April
J here IS dwelling house in the neighbour.
ao'd 10 be hau provide, the applicant should
- man o. family. Any person wishing to
espohd, can direct letter to the Mar
'ihsburS post Office
GEORGE TABB,
JAMES ROBINSON,
JOHN IhBB.
ABRAHAM SHOWERS.
.Near .Narin,sb,o,g, Berkeieg
county, IA Jcal 10, 1887,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15
Estray Hogs.

,~. @9o'dy AAVYS.
& TANE to the larni OF the subscriber as
" estrays, four noes. two Of thra ara
White, the other two black and 5. lille spotted
marked WITH : erop off each car and a slit IN
the leii ear, AL Of which are burrows. ap.
praised 10 SIX collars each Fhe owner IS
requested TO come prove property. pag
charges and take them away.
JOHN MYERS.
Back reek march 5. fs23
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

According TO the recent report from Great
Britain King William was about to Introduce
his tour natural sous .--cbidren Of Mr. Jor
dan, the actress into the House Of Peer
IN order to help the cause of Reform, and Il
lustrate the Hoase OF Guell II IS stated
moreover, that the eldest now Eari Of Mum
.ster. was 70 be soon appointed Governor
General of India Mol Gwynn's progent
we're not more fortunate
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

The citizens Of Milton. Northumberland
Pennsylvania, celebrated the Centennial An
niversary with great zest. They had pub
lie parade. an Grafton, and dinner. At The
latter were thirteen revolutionary veterans,
As invited guests. the joint ages OF whom
amounted to 95G years
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

The report by way OF New Orleans, Of the
Cholera having appeared at Mobile, IS with
out foundation The Mobile papers Of 2}t
February makes no mention Of any uuusus
sickness there.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-03-15

4 ,.,Lso-;bs ,o ibe Stock CT the Lynchbmg
auc New River Rail Road-anoiher, to au
,berize the same Company TO extend lheir
Rail Rosd from New River to Knoxville, or
any noinf west Of it-a fourth to authorize
) subscription Of SIS 900 on behalf Of tue
STATE 60 the Winchester and Potomac kail
Road firth 10 authorize the Commission
ers of the Stanton and Potomac HAN ROAD
Company to keep open the books Tor the
IS COO 600. and also 10 ex ne roao 20
Covingion, or 10 Paitonsburg--a sixth, a
h;ll ~ incorporate company to establish a
Rad Road from Portsmouth to some point
on The Roanoke River, with capital Oh
S4O0 900. dhe Trustees Of Portsmouth be
Ing authorized 10 borrow 10000 Of the sum
ON the credit Of the tswn, SCI
The Wayne County PA J Inquirer ROT tire
24th alt. thus speaks Of the past winter;
"Neyer. within the recollection OF our old
est inhabitants has fher, been winter 'fake
II all in all" so inclement and rigorous as
the present one Of 1881 80. We have had
al this place. fine sleighIng without inter
mission since the goth November last. IN Nv
has followed snow, each closely packing
dawn tie predecessors; and II IS at this mo
ment. and has been for month. full four
feet deep in the woods. Even here, where
wood NAV be had for the expense OF chop
ping and hauling, IT proves to be an article
of grievous expense "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
THE CHOLERA IN NEW YORK.

This fearful pestilencc has certainly reached
@ie City of New York!-It was expected there.
and preparations made to meet il. How far hu
man skill is able TO combat this fell scourpe. and
whether or no it be governed by any law of ma.
enfe known to the scientific, will now be seen-
Its progress throughout the world, it is vain to
hope can be arrested-and it is perfactly useless
either to hope or fear on the subject The fatal
ists OF the East run into the extreme error of ma
king no provision against tho disease, and with
stoicike Indifference yielded to it's influence as 10
C. certain Judgment of the Almighty, beyond the
reach of human skill. But it is the mart of sci
ence, though it be not able to stop its march ON.
ward to mitigate its vruence. Therefore let us
prepare for it, as for an invading enemy that we
expect in few days, at farthest in few weeks.
And we would further remark that this has shown
tssf to he pestilence that there is no flying from
fugitives have been its most certain victims; and
cities, especially healthy cities as Richmond.
are tho safest places to meet it in, where prompt
medical skill, and the kind attentions of friends
are at hand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
9str1D SOC eesU 99a Ntu
Thursday Ecesai,ag, .Jasfy 5.

1t will be seen by the Congressional Proceed.
ings' that the Bill to renew the Charter OF tho u.
.. Bank, has finally passed. both Houses. The ma
jorhy in the House 90 slight amendment
Hade by the House, concurred in by the So
nate Immediately. So tho fate of the Bank is now
III the hands of the President, and he must now como
out and toe tho mark. "Judicious" shutting can
NO longer screen him.
The subject of the Public Lands, it will be seen
too, after having been matured and passed by the
Senate, has been postponed to the next session or
an other words, rejected, in the House of Repre-.
sentatives. by vote of 90 to &c.
The Senate is still occupied on the Tariff md
ifarbor Bill.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

Dragons and Greys. elected general admiration
And tao music of the Greys. though simple drum
and h'e' was particularly admired. In the hand.
OF such drummer. the drum is to martial music.
what the violin in mas,er's hand is to other mu.
SIC. while on the subject of Music, a passing COM
piiment is due TO the Artillery Band. they have
continued to improve. until they have become n
h'gh ornament 10 tie Company and tho ethyl
On their departure this forenoon the Petersburg
Volunteers testified their sense of the treatment
they had received, by striking up 'tho girl leave
behind me"-a compliment that was duly apprccia.
'sd-and, perhaps, by some of our fair maidcns.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
:Sa arasag vi gaaD.
PORT OF RTCHNONi
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED
Schr Clinton, Bourne, from New Port with sun.
dries to Davenport, Allen g. CO, and 10 muster
Schr Saco, Saco, lumber.
Brig Billow, New Orleans
Sloop Fame. Trapp. West Port ballast
Steamboat Sandusky, Norfolk, freight & passen.
gers.
Steamboat Richmond. Webb, Norfolk, freight &,
passengers.
Steamboat Norfolk, Sutton, Baltimore, assorted
cargo.
SAILED,
Schr Tantivy, Couch, for New York. with -four.
tobacco, &c.
Steamboat Sanduskey, Norfolk freight g. pass.
engers.
Steamboat Richmond, Webb, Norfolk, freight g.
passengers.
schr Benjamin Valentine, Somers, New Ysrk,
COAL
NORFOLK, July 2-In Hampton Roads.
Barque Mexico, Cornick, Ostend, Is days, bound
up James River.
Al p--Brig Jasper, Simmons, fromJames River.
bouEd to Boston.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Cld, schr Planter, Spi.
Ger, Richmond.
:. Ard, schrs Nancy, Mitchell, Richmond; New
York, Brown, do; Telegraph, Smith, do Mary,
Beaston, do
AT Helvoet. May 9th, jefferson, Stelett Virgil
MIA.
AT Plymouth, May 18th, Sir Joseph Banks,
Huntley, Virginia.
LIVERPOOL, April "a Ard, Glasgow, Thay.
er, Petersburg, Va.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
GREAT POLITICAL REACTION.

The following extracts from letters received by
tho las: mail from Louisville, Kentucky, exhibit
an astonishing change in public sentiment in that
part OF the country and augur salutary reaction
IN other quarters. The current has been evident.
~ setting that way for some time, with increased
force every day-and now it seems TO bs moving
in mass that threatens to sweep all opposition be.
fore it.--Naf. Int.
"LouisviLLE, Juno "a.
There was a call made by about forty of our most
respectable citizens, who had formerly supported
tho elcction of Cen. Jackson, for public meet.
ing, TO express by resolutions and otherwise their
disappointment, and dissats Suction with the course
pursued by him and his party. and to express their
determination to oppose his reelection. That
meeting held last evening, and was de.
cidedly tho most numerous l have ever witnessed
in our court-house--it full 10 overfiowing
Several gentlemen who had formerly supported the
General addressed the meeting, and denounced in
strong terms, the malpractces of the present ad.
ministration, and the frequent bursts of applause
from seven or eigl1 hundred freemen, (by which
they were frequently intcrrupted) went to show
their entire accordance in tho sentiments express.
ed. Resolutions expressing the of thor
former support and present opposition, wero una.
nimeusy adopted, and will be published.
A resolution approaching and expressing their
entire confidence in the nomination of the Ma.
tional Republicans for the office of President and
Woo President was passed by reclamation, zone
small still voice only voting in the negative"
"LouIsvILLH, June %.
ain pursuance Of call made on the 18th inst
through the Journal signed by 81 seceders from
Jacksonism, for the purpose of declaring their de.
termination, reasons, &c. tho largest meeting was
held this evening ever known in the place on DO.
htical occas on. Resolutions were passed rather
more tart, perhaps, than altogether polite
however, it was their business; they had a
right to say what they pleased of the man they
had so ardently supported. There was ono little
circumstance regretted. The Chairman put one
gentleman on the Committee to report a preamble
and resolutions, that was not exactly prepared to
make public declaration of his support of Mr..
Clay, and the Committee, suppose to have una.
nimlty' omitted any resolution concerning Mr.. G.
The same gentleman made a very strong speech
against Gen. Jackson, and was much applauded
resolution was offered for the support of Mr..
Clay, which was cheered, and adopted unanimou
iy-save one dissentient, and he Kissed out.
nave witnessed nothing, since the defeat of the
Jackson party in this city last year. that seems to
affect the Jackson men much as the call of this
meeting, and its numbers"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
'ut, whether the bill should be committed at

first put, whether the bill should be committed at
all, sN ~
n was opposed by Messrs. Mercer, E. Everett
Root, Letcher, and Jen fer. and warmly .dyoca,ed
BY Messrs Irwin, Speight, and Folk.
mr.. WIDE, AFTER some preliminary observations,
moved that tho consideration of the bill he post
poned 10 the first Monday in December next; here
The question was then put on the motion of Mr.
whde' on which motion Mr.. Ingcrsoll demanded
uhe yeas and nays. After which the subject was
further debated at length by Messrs. Carr, Mason.
mard's, Vance, Burgess. Barrngor, Wickliffc. Dear
born. Whttlesey, of Ohio, BoSIdin, Bell. Stewart.
hoon, Doddridge, Daniel, Cluy. Coulter, Tay.
.or' Morcer Thomas, A.hlcy, and Plummcr /; and
s on motion Of Mr. Wilde finally prcvailed-yeas
90, nays IS.
And the House abdominal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

The Anniversary of Independence was celebrated
nero with more than ordinary splendor. But, as
usual the honor of supporting the dignity of the
city and the day. belongs entirely to tho chiva,rous
volunteers. For although an attempt was made by
some of our public spirited citizens to unite the c.
tizens in general celebration of tho day, it was
not generally supported and was finally abandon.
ed.
the presence of two fms Companies of Volun
teers from Petersburg, and the Troop from Chester
held as guests of our Volunteers contributed great
~ TO the splendor and interest of the celebration.
me whole body of Volunteers united amounted tn
near 500--consisting of
Inc petersburg Light Dragons, Capt Pannill;
Chesterfield Dragons Capt Heth;
Richmond Light Dragons, Capt Harrison:
Richmond Fayettc Artillery, Capt. ]. b. Rich.
ardson;
Petersburg Light Infantry Greys, Capt.
Branch;
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, Capt. Bigger.
And the Washington Rifle Corps, Capt. w. H.
Richardson.
The Petersburg Companies were rcce;ve5 md
welcomed on their arrival by the whole body Of our
Volunteers, and conducted to the Eaple Hotel.
where They were quaried during their stay.
Tho day was ushercd in as usual bv tho discb,-cc
OF cannon, and Federal salute at sunrise fred
by INC fayette Artillery. Early in the forenoon.
all the Companies formed between the carlo and
Virginia Banks, and marched to the Theatre. vbero
Tho Declaration of Independence was read bv Major
Geo. Wythc Munford, and All Grafton tcliv,,ed bv
Holden Rhodes, Esq, of Manchester. The Troons
were then formed in front of the Theatre and 70.
viewed by Brigadier General Lambert. Tho Go.
vernon was not in tho ethyl They then marched to
the Capitol Square, whare they fred NatieuoI sa.
Nte' IN honor of the day-and from thence took
up their line of march for Towards Grove, where
they dined.
ms forenoon the Petersburg Companies left the
ciEy Tor mono, escorted by ell our Companies out
Of the o''y-the Artillery firing parting salute on
separating.
Inc committee of Arrangements have not vet
been able TO furnish the toasts and other proceed
ings at the Dinner. They, and tho Grafton at the
Theatre, VIC shall publish as soon as thew can he
procured.
Ihough the celebration was peculiarly Of a Mill.
tary character, there we're few of our citizens t.,
did not take very lively interest in il and vo
never witnessed a 4th Of July 20 of haiti, d.
it did on this occasion.
Petersburg has just cause to be- prond n ho.
Volunteers. The soldier.like appearance ~ ,.y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
DIED.

In this city, on Tuesday evening, the Sd inst,
MAJOR PHILIP TRIPLETr, a native of Loudoun Coun.
ty, and for several years resident of this place,
aged about SO years. The writer of this knew
him well, and no man possessed in a HIGHER degree.
all those qualities which constitute the man of no.
nor, the sincere friend the accomplished gentle
man.
On the goth ult., Rev. ]. S. ARMrsrEAD, Prcsbv
terrain Clergyman at Bucking CHAM Court House,
by the death of this pious and devoted christian
TINS meek and humble follower of our Lord Jesus
this able and upright Minister of the GOSPEL who
cried aloud and spared not, every member of the
community has sustained irrcparable loss. To
whom now can the widow and the orphan appeal
IN the hour of their distress2 To whom now can
the needy poor look for that relief which their
ing wants demand, and which it was the constant
and unwearled delight of the deceased TO supply?
or 10 men ne was ever benifcent giver, and
ILLS pity gave where charity began"
But the bountiu dispenser of all good-be who
temPers the winte RS blast TO the shorn lamb who
provided for the beasts of the field and the birds of
tho air, will not overlook these in the sad hour of
their bereavement, neither will he be ,,nmindf,l NJ
his kindred and friends, and those members of his
little flock who unite in mournfnl sympatbv to
bewali this lamentablc dispensation of Divine Pro.
dence. Tho deceased in all his varied and multi
Piled transactions with his fellow man, was ever
distinguished for fair, liberal, and christian de-
pertinent. He was indeed, the nobIest work of
God, an honest mau-his whole life waa n I;v;ng
reproach TO sin. The writer of this SLIGHT tribute
TO his mamery knew the deceased we'll: and none
other, than who knew him long, and knew
nun we'll, could duly appreciate his inimitable
worth. His character might safely throw aside the
sacred privilege of the dead the DE morfuis nil
nisi bonnm, and defy tho scrutiny of the most
eaptious tor he lived without offence to man, and
devoted his days 10 the service of God In the
words of the poet,
"He alured to brighter worlds and led the way"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

Books of Subscription to the James Ri
yer and Kanawha Company reopen.
ed.
, HfhE President and Directors Of the James Ri.
yer company, having satisfactorily ascer.
Incorporation of the Jamss RiUer and Kanapbn
Co"pany has not been subscribed, do hereby re-.
quest the Commissioners heretofore appointed for
tnat purpose TO reopen their respective books
O. huoscrlP .loh' ana TO continue them open until
the second hondayin December noxt. unless soon.
or instructed to close them.
Commissioners will be appointed as soon as prsc
tcablc, TO receive subscriptions in various Other
parts Of The State,
By order Of the President and Directors of the
James River Company.
J.BRowN, Jr.. 2nd Auditor.
jy 5-c3wd3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

we publish English advices to-day to the 24th
May from Liverpool, days later than previous
advices. The news is not of much interest, ex
cspt that it confirms the fact of the restoration of
The Wing Ministry. The death of Casmir Perar,
the Premier of France, is announced by this ar
rEai-lt does not appear that the ssGreat Rejeeted
came home in this packet The next will probably
bring hm-when, if the existence OF Cholera in
The city do not prevent it, there will be great don
at the Wigwam, to bolster him up. But it will be
labor in vain. His SUN is set, to rise no more.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

The Monthly Review, London Periodical, for
May, 1882. contains the following remark in the
notice of Vignes' "Six months in America
president Jackson not long since recommended
"that besides committing the election immediate.
sly to the People, the PRESIDENT should only DO
"chosen for four years. 1t is a curious instanc CO
'ot POLITICAL INCONSISTENCY that [Gen.] Jackson
shonld be, at this moment, of the proposed
candidates for the Office which no now holds"-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
SODA FOUNTAIN
RE-OPENED AT


WHITING BURWELL g. Cos,
Directly opposite the Door of the Eagle.
We also keep fresh supplies of CONGRESS
WATER, from the natural Saratoga Springs,
which can at all times be had in excellent order
from our ice tub.
"'Thcre is not in the city place half so sweet,
AS the fount where the air and the pure waters
meet;
Oh its sparkling and foam are as bright and as free
AS the phosphoric light of the dark summer SEA.
Yet it is not like wine, that so dark and 30 red.
Wreathes its foul fumes around the wild bacchanas
head,
Who, maudlin, confesses hs beverage unblcst,
While 1t cankers his peace his affections and rest
Far less like the poison, all daily poured forth,
As curse to land from the south to the north.
Oh, no, not like these, for as ether 'tis pure
And It's fragrance, and freshness, and virtue are
sure.
Sweet Soda all love thee, when the summer sun
high,
Sheds abroad his fierce rays thro' tho carththso'
the sky;
When .fatigue sinks the body-heat moistcns the
brow,
There is nough so refreshing go cooling as thou."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

List of Produce brought down the Canal.
July 2.-a7 hhds. tobacco. 90 bbls. flour, 1900
lbs cotton, 1885 lbs. hemp, 400 lbs. butter, cop.
per stills, load plank, tons sand, s cords wood,
81 boats, coal boats, 81 bus. coal.
july 80 hhds tobacco. 9 boxes manuf,ct,
red tobacco, 80 bbs -four, 304 bush. wheat, Is ton
of pig metal, 936 lbs. feathers, &C., Dbl copper,
tons of sand, cords of wood, 30 boats, 9 coal
boats, 453 bush. of coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

james Rirer and Kena,oha Company.--It will
DO perceived by the Notice of tho Cd Auditor in
Ems paper, that the Books are again open for re-
ceiving subscriptions to the Stock of this Compa.
ny. 1t is desirable that those who have made up
their minds to subscribe, come forward at once.
Their example will encourage others, and good
start on the Cd heat, will insure triumph.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Richmond, June 1919, 1882. {
The parties interested, will pleuse take notice,
that have appointed the 3lst day of August next,
To commence the accounts directed in the forego.
ing order OF the court, which day, at O'Clock
A. NJ, they are required to attend at my Office, in
this city, with their accounts vouchers, &c. ready
for examination and settlement
jun 27-wSt HILARY BAKER Conn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

The Hon. Philip Douorige has accepted the in.
vtaton of:hc literary societies to deliver the annu
al address at the ensuing commencement of Wash
lngton College, which will take place about the
goth of September next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

From the albany Euening Journal of SATURDAY..
CHOLERA.
A letter with the Montreal Post mark of June
9th says that the Cholera then raging with
as much violence as ever. We think the letter en-
titled 10 SIedcnce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
NEW YORK i.IZ T.
CHEAP GROCERIES,.

"A Z ~ WRaV0 n Al ES.
SHE Subscriber il now receiving, and offers
IL Tor sale, on accommodating terms
ffime st. Croix Sugars, in large hhds.
New Orleans and Porto Rico, low priced,
100 bags prime Green Coffee,
SO do. Rio strong scented do,
10 do. old Java do,
20 chests Imperial and Gunpowder Teas,
10 hhds. retail Molasses
200 bbs. N. c. Herrngs. No. /,
E5O do. Mackerel, No. ! TO 3,
80 boxes Candies,
90 do. Soap,
rs do. Bunch Raisins,
GOOD lbs. Heywood's Cotton Yarn,
$500 lbs. country tanned Sole Leather,
10 doz. heavy Calf Skins,
1000 lbs. Harness Leather,
Also in Store,
1000 sacks best Liverpool filled Salt,
Iron, Steele, Castings, &c.
JOSHUA J. FRY,
may 81 l4th Street, near u. S. Bank
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

~ ANTED, for the balance Of the year,
w NEGRO GIRL, from 10 TO IS years OF
age, to assist in taking Of children. For one
Of good character a liberal price will be given
Enquire at this Office,
jy st