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Southern planter., 1832-10-13

IS HEREBY GIVEN, 1Ial i ls sequlihd BY ila
Rra}dcns and Directors 81 lhe West FelIclhna Ran
Road Cdhpahy, lhal each 8lock kholdlF q ihe Stock
of said Euf1pant, DO pay Oh Or before lbe first Day
Of 0cibbhs htkl, Eve dollars on each share Of The
apiS SsS=k and that The President 40 give lho nos
iics reaubsa BY the ChaFtos.
By order dfihs aoaTd
l0s ssnHNsON, ffsslasaf
August Is, 1855
Southern planter., 1832-10-13


WILL be sold al Public Auction, On sAfUR
|DAYtho S7sh day Of October next, al he Towr
Of Fot Adams, heiSsan the hours of iq A.
o'clock, ne iploWlna described lands ana nndisi
dea |1Iffesis ia lands belooo|na foihn Eslats Al
lhe lhl6 kaMnnd CHM. deld| a6d sold by osdsl
of the Probate Court % dlschalge The debts Of the
Estate, W.
isl. A house q lot situate ia Forl-Adams. No.
34, on The plat Of said Town, and now IN
occupation Of John Smith.
end A tract Of land designated as Iot No. 4. of
Sec No. IS, 4. i, r. 4. Wcsl--eslin
70 contain one hundred and tweniy-soven
acres.
s,dl A valuable tract ofland containing sity q
cEes, together with good dwelling house
and ull necessary out-houHes, being the
late residence Of said deceased, and ad-
joins lands Of Roa, Potlibone and othefn.
4th. An undivided interest Of 3-8lhs Of a certain
tract Of land oflate belonging 10 The e.
tate Of Jno. Wall, decd, containing bt
estinauon 800 arpents.
othl Al undivided interest Of a,sths Of q Swamp
tract Of 400 aEpsnia, lately belonging also
to the eslale Of said Jno Wall, deed.
ahe sto latter tracts of land ere subject to the
two dover interests Of tl widow Of Ino. Wall, do
ceased, and the widow of said GiEn, decd. The
Three lols first above named, are also subject to the
dover ofthe widow Of said Ginn, but will be dis.
posed Of at private sale, on Reasonable terms 10
those who may purchase The foo simple.
All lihQ foregoing premises will be sod Al the
time and place appointed 10 the highest bidder, up
on credit oftwelv6 months the purchasers aiv-
lng bonds with satisfactory secuniy for the pur-
chase money.
ELIZA ANN GINN, Admfr.
cflhe Estate Of Ed CHM, decd
September ss.fsS2. ssws
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

LET tRS Of Admini1liadoh having ben gran.
e4 70 lho pndensngd On The Estate of .Iosenk y.
Slpttsll, dbttasod, ~ lho Olblanr Court u vii
klll6n Couhly, a ils August Tern. laSq: an nor.
sohi Indebted % laid Esals arc requested q come
kfwaEd and make payment and ali persons HAVING
claims aBdinsl said estate viii present them duly au
the9ilca.ed within the time prescribed By law, of
they Rill Be forever barred.
Id. BROWN. Aaapr'.
September isls 1854 s5ws
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

ttNAACCa
~ COMMITTED 70 the Jaifora4
county, Mississippi, on the IS,6 y
1k by William Stewart, IT,, Far =
NJ gro man calling himself AN1Hda
80 and says he belongs to Wasor
foins, Frenchman, living about 9 mile, N
the city Of New-Ofleans, on the East side NJ
river. An1tont appears to be between q d
years Of 9ge--he says heis near thirty; 5 sel
inchoa high; stout built; dark complexion.
scar over his leii eye, and has q considertbe
pediment in bis speech, Had on when comm
. fine cotton shirt, coltonade pantaloons, us5
metto hat va nj
The owner Of said negro is requested d
charges and take him out OfJail. Ct
MORGAN DAVIS, Shf. & Jaaoy Al
Liberty, Amile Co, Miss, Mayls. 1889
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
NOTYCE.

NOTICE.
- COMMITTED 70 the Jail Of Auia
80 county, Mississippi, on the qsih Sept
1889, BY Charles Davis, Esur., -
IN gro man by the name Of WATSON
~ aged about 22 years-dark complex
-..ssn ion-Bfanded in the forehead with ips
letters looking Something like L B-also BRANDED
alittle above the left nipples feet inches high
had on when committed cotton shirt, linen pins
LOOMS 10 and had with him uniform cloth shOnco,l
lie says he belongs to VIM. JOhnson, living iO@ Is
miles from Baton Rouge, La.--says % io5ssoS .
verseer's name is JoeI--says Mr. Lewis who M
conce1leo with MI. Townsend in negro isdng
purchased him for Mr. Johnson-he also SAYS lhal
Johnson 10 docs not live on planatioh from uhe
oh-.s :. ~ owner Of said negro is requested ioFal
Charges and take him out Of Jail.
MORGAN DAVIS, Sheriff g. Jald
ra Ainiie County, Mississippi
Liberty Amite county, Mi, Sept 80, 1889. ~
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
NOTICE.

|| IVUIILE.
N COMMITTED to the Jail Of A
~ County, Mississippi, by Chahss
IN Wis, Esqr., as runaway, N.S
M Man who calls his name PRlNlf
about 40 years old--dhrk compcs
has stout whiskefs~-ebout five feet 10 Ohs
hieb-has sundry articles Of clothing Sad
gro says he belongs to John Ady, ofAtaLnI
Louisiana.
The owner Of the above negro is requested
comply with the law, and take him Out ofJaa
MORGAN DAVIS, SAeriF q Jai'
Amite COmiy,
Liberty Amite Co. Mi
June n, Is3a rs
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
NOTICE

NOTICE.
LETTERS Tesiamentary were granted 10 the
undersigned at the May Term 1889, Of the Orphans
Court Of WiIkhson county, on the estate Of Isaac
johnson, late ofsaid county, deceased Amy per-
son o. persohs having claims against the deceased,
viii present them within the time prescribed BY
law.
JOSEPH JOHNSON, r..s,
WIN. JOHNSON. 1'@s'1'0'S'
August 80. 1885
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

surrnlon CouRr or ChANoERv- WsrERN DTs-
THIcT.
Jng Term, s32.
MAnr A. WommAcK, TT appearing to the sal.
"a. islactionof thiscourt, that
Jonr G. WommAcK the Defendant JoHN G.
WommAcK, is not resident Of this State, bui re-
sides beyond tho limits thereof land upon motion
ofcomplainnnts counsel AIt is ordered that unless
the said defendant, John G. Wommack, appear
plead, answer, or demur 70 the said complainant's
Bill, on orbelore she fst day oftlIe next January
Term 6f this Cour, the said bill matters and things
therein conlsined will be taken, asconiessed against
hlm--and such decree made therein as the Chan
cellor shall think equitable and Just.
And II is further ofdefed that the complainant do
cause a copy Of this order to be published once a
week for three months successfully in the newspa-
per, printed and published inihe Town of Wood.
vile, known and called BY the name ofthe 'south-
orn PIanserp and copy Of the same posted ct the
door ofthe Court House Of Adams County, for the
same space Of time.
1sste, JAS A. GIRAULT
29m2
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

a. S. RANDOLPH, Attorney and Counsel
lot ns Law; having settled himself in WoodgIlle,
offers professional service 70 biz ffieOda and The
public lie viii pnclicg il the Circuit Courts Of
WHkinhon and Amlie counties and the Supreme
and Chancgy Courts Ia Nalchez His Ofice j.
on the Northeastern corner Of che Public Square.
Woodsille, Feb !, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

A ~ DUN|V, wll pracite IaN "a ne courts
III WIIknaon, AmIle and Pike counlie. Supreme
& Chancerq courts Office II Woodyille, recent.
N occupied hy Messrs Smith 4 Fsuas
June 2, 1889 22m6
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
NO1TCE.

NOTICE.
i i : ! ! : ! ! ! ! |. i /. !. ! ! !. ! ; !. !
q WAS Committed to the jail Of
AK Wilkinson County, State Of Mssis-
sippi, on the 3Oth day Of August las:,
ATM by Joseph Green, Esqr, as a iuna.
WN~ way, negro boy who calls his name
I'm JOHN, and says he belongs to Mr..
- Ulett, living In East Baton Rouge,
louisiana ;--sad negro is about FIVE feet or 8
inches high, 1a or 70 years Of age-had on pair
of cashmere pannlOons and cotton shirt--said ne
gro is of dark complexion.
The owner Of the above described negro Is re-
quesied 70 comply with the law, and take him out
Of Jail, or he will be sold TO pay jail and other
charges.
THos. E. W. JAMES, Jailor.
September 8, 1885, Sc
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

a. e. BROWN ~ CO.
HAVE received in addition to their general a.
sorlment Of drugs, &c.
HydiOdaieOf Of PotasB,
Lythafge,
Ciric Acid,
Gum Elemi,
Burzoin,
Tngacanlh,
Copal,
Petroleum,
Syrup Of Buchihorne.
Cinnamon Water,
Salacine,
Hydriodate Of Iron,
Macassat Oh.
Hofinan's Anodyne,
Magic Matches,
Elastic Catheters,
Smith Prehlis Fancy Soap
Vestimenisl Soap,
Chloride Of Lime,
Chloride Of Soda,
Solution Of Ditto,
Black Snake Root,
Heminthocorton,
Oil Of Copaiv,
Oil Of Amber, Rec,
Oil Of vitnol
Croion Oil,
Pulv. Ipecac,
Red Lead,
Moxons Aperient Magnesiss
Oil Of BlackPePper,
Male FeFne,
Silver Lancet Case,
Breast Pipes,
Nipple Shells
Cream of Soaps
Corsican Nonnsesd, &c.
August Is, leS2
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
MlTICE-

M WAS Committed to the Jail Of Will
kinsOn County, State Of Miss on the
49, Goth Augs 1888, BY Dam Bass Esq
AHN las runaway, a negro man who calls
himself Ohm, and says be belongs 10
NW Mr. Martin, trader from Virginia
~. JOHN is about 23 or about "a years
Of aqs-S feet or 7 inches high yellow complex
ion--weak eyes--had on when committed old cot
ton g.. ire and pantaloons--no hat OF shoes
The owner Of the above descinbed negro is re-
quested TO comply with the Law, and take him out
Of JAIL or he will be sold 10 pay Jail and other
THOs. E. W. JAMES, Jailor
August, 20, 1884, 35
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

ne (rl|oisisg lo's q p1afoaa nnlll 1seaaa.
~ SoA 0siotpnea
I'Hosl BELL 7fal.s
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

JIM, aged about 20 or 20 years,
yellow complexion, 5 feet Q inches
hlgh--has a white spot about 3i-q
inches below his right nipple. and ap-
Pears to have been much whipped on
hisbuttocks. Jim had on when com.
mitied linen drilling pahtaloons co,
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
Law NOTICES.
g. D. BOYD,

ATr1nnbf & CobmELIoR AZ Law.
OFFICE pp Bank Street. nearly opposite ile
Bank.
WOOdJille, lsssst is, lesa 80
Southern planter., 1832-10-13
N0TTCE.

greatly whipped on the buttocks--quick spolteD
and is very intelligent John bad on when COM
mitted blue domestic PantalOOns, old cotton shirt
and blanket cappo.
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

ArTpRxkx g. C6UnmEEoa AZ LAW.
HAVING located himself n Woodyllle, respect
fully Offers bis professional services 70 ihe people.
He viii attend lho Crcnii, County g. Probate
Courts ofW1kInson, The Ciicuit Courts Of Asnl|e
aud Adams Counties t--aIso the Supreme 81 Chan
cery Courts held ~ Nalchez. His Office is y lhe
west ohd Of Jouas new building, On tie eOu'h
side Of the Public square.
lhly2l, 1899. Q9m0
Southern planter., 1832-10-13

FOR Sale sl be Store 81 john Nelsffl|le. an
assortment d Shoes apd Boots, ef litl qaa|ilY
made Il tI6 la|eioalh EpilHe
September ST. l8a2 56
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
CoMNUNIcATED.
To The Voisrs Of the Sd Hard.

am not one of those who would wish TO give
70 any subject more Importance than the subject
itself would seem to require; yet, whatever it
NAV be. am willing to extend on all proper oc-
casions. To morrow, as perhaps you all know,
we, in pursuance of an order OF the Common
Council, have to meet at the Hastings, for the
purpose of electins Member to the Common
Council. to supply the vacancy occasloned by the
resignation Of r. G.. Violet. To supply that
vacancy ludiciously is no less our interest than
it is our duty. For ordinary purposes OF police,
as heretofore, 1T does not appear to me that 1t
would be so very material: but now, as We all
Know, the FreehOlders of our town, BY their own
act, (of which do not complain) have brought
about state of things which gives the acts of
he Common CouRcil an Importance tar beyond
what they originally possessed. Tins being the
case. is it not our duty 10 look round and select
one who possesses sufficient capacity-who has
fixed identity of interest IN the qualified sense
and meaning OF the charter-and not merely
law qualification, made TO answer that purposes
certainly design no disrcspect to any one; and
l can readily imagine cases where there Is. and
have been. heavy identity Of interest in the con-
Meeting links of the same family: these certain
iy should not object to. But to have, and az We
NAV suppose, a system Of increased taxation vOt.
ed. and voted by those who can but little mt any
effect themselves, is what do and will forever
object to. Ii Is now, not what we can pay, but
what we must pay. Connected with other sub
i-cts. there is system Of finance that should
not. bv any means, 10 unattended to. nomi-
nate Charles Bennett as a suitable member to hll
the a,ancy. He Is largely interested in most
of our undertakings. a VOTER.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
From the same Of March II.

The JACKSON CAUCUS, last night, com
pleted its labors, and adjourned finally. Mr..
Drompooe, having consulted I;th his political
friends, withdrew his Resolution for sending De-
legates to Baltimore. Upon mature reflection,
that scheme vas found too strong; as Van Bu-
ren's friends will alone be there, and his noml-
nation be inevitable, it was considered as show
ing the hand too plainly. Every effort. how
ever, will be made to induce the People to send
Delegates thither.
Mr.. Drompoule, in his remarks on this sub
ject, denied that the Baltimore Convention ORR
pinated in purposes of exclusive regard to Van
Buren,, or that his nomination will be the neces-
sarv result: an extraordinary declaration certain
lv. for one so deep in the arcana ct the Repuo-
iican party as that gentlen an! Does he doubt
that Amos Kendall's Kentucky Delegates will
insist upon Van Buren,? Or the Hon. Isaac
Hills Deputies from New Hampshire Or the
PENNSYLVANIA I,qurer Delesates9 Or those from
the State of New York; Have not Government
officers been the sole agents in getting up TINS
Convention? Are not the active spirits IN the
employ Of Government-Post Masters, Mail Con
tractors, Revenue Officers, Comptrolers and Au-
ditors. the parents of this Conventlun,-Van Blu
reni,es to a man? IF Col. Dromgooe does not
know this, he is less az fat than "e Is supposed
to be The ground upon which he rested The ex-
ped,ency of sending Delegates to Baltimore
namely. to harmonize the Republican party, and
to meet organization by organization, Is Tar more
adroit. but not half so true. as that purpose oil
nominating Van Buren,. which we have alleged
aud really believe, to be the only object OF the
Baltimore Convention. The people of Virginia,
at this moment. might disappro'e measure
equivalent to Van Buren's nomination, but they
ma, swallow the dose with avidity, when INFORM
ed that no more intended than to promote the
harmony. and secure the success, OF me RePub
lican party.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20
COMMUNICATED

At a meeting of the National Republican young
men # the county Of Loudoun. at the court
bouse in Leesburg, on Monday. the 18th day OF
March. 1889. to take into consideration the pro-
priety of appointing delegates to represent said
county in the City Of Washington. for the pur
pose Of adopting such measures as may Pr"mote
the election of Henry CLAY and JOHN SER
GIANT to the Presidency and Vice Presidency OF
the United States:
o motion Of Joseph A. Williamson, Charles
w. ID Buns was called 70 the Chair, and Sa
mue 5 s. Whiting appointed Secretary. The
object of the meeting being explained by the
chairman. a committee of four was appointed,
consisting of the following geutlemen:-J. A.
Williamson. John Stephenson, Robert L Luck
ett, and G.. Cu,hbert Powell, who, having retir-
ed for a short time. reported the following reso-
lations; which we're uuani nously adopted:
l. Resolved. That we approve of the resolution
adopted BY the Baltimore convention rtcommen-
ding to the young men IF the National Republican
party TO hold convention in Washington City
in Nav next, for the purpose of adopting such
steps "a NAV seem, aftet full and free cOnsulta-
tiui, best calculated to ensure the elect ton of
HENRY CLAY and JOHN SERGEANT to
the Presidency and Vice Presidency vi the Unit
Ell States.
g. Resoired, That this meeting entertains un-
limited confidence in the integrity and patriotism
of Henry Cay and John Sergeant: that. "a Anne
rican., they feel pride in referring to their pub
lie services, ta.eots, and requirements; and a
high qualification in pointing to their political
principles because they believe they harmonize
with those upon which our Government based,
and practically will advance and perpetuate the
prosperity and independence ofour common coun-
try.
Resolred That five deepates he Amounted
to represent the National Republican young men
Of LouIuuu in the sand convention.
4. ResOlfed, That committee OF correspond
ence. consisting of seven, be appointed by the
Chairman, to communicate with committees Of
like character throughout the Unior, upon the
best plan OF operations to ensure the objects Of
this meeting.
5. Resoired, That this meeting views with
much satisfaction. the steps which have been ia
ken by their political brethren in other states, to
insure representation in the proposed cOnveD-
ton. and would respectfully suggest to those of
their party IN Virginia, the propriety OF adopting
similar ones.
Delegates to Contention. T.Luckett,
G. Cuihbrrt Powell, Juseph A. Williamson,
John STEPHEN son. and c. c Mcintyre.
Comn,tee of Corresn ondence A. Wiili'm-
son. G. c Mcintyre. J Stephenson. e. c. Pow
ell. r. T. Luckett, Robert w. Gray, and Hen.
~ w. Thomas
II was then Resolved. that the Editors of the
Leesburg Wash,ngtonian, Richmond Wing. Ma
tionai Intelllgencer. Alexandra Gazette, and
other Diapers friendly to the objects of this meet
inc. be requested to publish these proceedings.
Whereupon, on motion. the meeting adjourned.
ChAS. W. d. BINNS, Chm.
S,NI. 8. WHITING. Sec'y.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

The James River Bill has passed the Senate
unamended. 90 to IL. We really congratulate
the Country. that this great Work is at length in
a way to be done, and the Legislature, that it
will sustain no farther embarrassment from it.
On Wednesday, Mr.. McCue made an unsuc.
cessful attempt in the House Of Delegates, to call
up The bill authorizing the extension the Valley
Rail Road, West of Stanton. 1t appears the
settled, but as we think. unjust policy Of the LIE.
gislature, to refuse that privilege. -Richmond
Wing.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

The dwelling house Of Mr.: Henry W. Garrett
Of Edsecombe county, IN. c. was lately consul
med by fire, and his youngest child persisted In
the flames. The contents OF the building were
also consumed. 1t is conectured that the hire was
communicated from the fire place to some light
wood lying near it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-20

Hon. Gabriel Moore. Senator from Alabama.
WA, burnt in .ffisy at Pulaski, in Tennessee, for
his vote against Van Buren,. We congratulate
(3ov. Moore on the honor, fer suchit js.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-03
GENEEa.AA. ASSEM- ESAY.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.

SATURDAY, Dee. 81.
nti,ions were prescntcd-by Mr.. BRoADvs,
At the division of Culpeper-by M. GAR
st tho wanton destruction OF fish, in
RS in Amherst and Nelson-hy Mr..
DJCKn,, irom Amelia on the subject of free negroes
10y MIR. McNi,iioN, to establish town Ut the
ni,''". Springs.
son Of Mr.. nIcILuANEY, leave WAS given
a bills-to amend the act prescribing the
Ter OF clccting trustees OF the town of Middle
Gdfg lii the county of Loudoun, and to authorize \
lottery for the removal of the distractions at the
north point Of tho Short Hill in that countv--Cor
the purpose o:opcning and improving road to
larper's Ferry.
On motion of Mr.. GALIAuER a committee was
s"nonted to enquire into and report upon the best
:. Tod of warming the Hall Of the House OF Del
-rtes, &c.
III" SPEAKER presented communication from
nc Governor, enclosing the report of the insnec;or
:: &c editices, which laid on the table
4 Hhe SPEAKER also laid before the Hous. a com
snicasIon from the Governor, transmitting in
issuance OF u resolutions, all the documents deem
=. important IN relation TO the iii surrectionary
movements in Southampt on, which was referred
tothe Committee on the subject of free negroes,
on motion of Mr. GIIoLsoN, who presented the fol-
lowing resolutions:
- Resolred, That the Committee of Courts of Jus
&c be instructed to enquire into the expedency
+ providing by law for the adjustment and dis
argc of the expenses incurred by dedatchments
ON the 18th Brig ado of the Va. Militia i'm and
concerning the late insurrcction in the county of
Southampton.
On motion of Mr.. Mcdowell, the Commit
ace OF koads, &c. was discharged from further
consideration of petition OF citizens of Randolph
for ferry across tho Valley River, from tho lands
Leonard Stout.
THE following engrosscd bills were read third
lime and passed.. Forming county out of
parts of Lewis, Harrison and Rantolph-TOn
motion of MIR. Williams, the blank in the bill
Tor the name of of the county was filed with the
word "Raletgh' after the first founder ofthe Colo
y of Virginia Ia. To provide for opening a road
? rom the Pennsylvania line by way of Elizabeth
own to the Ohio River To authorize certain
ferries across the Big Sandy river to the Kentucky
Shore Concerning Jacob Lynch-6. Concern
''', John G. Rudisil-7. Making further provi-
y = for the relief ofinsolvent debtors-S Con
ming VIM Bag'ey-2. Authorizing the con-
All 2;tion of a road from Ha-risonburg 10 Thron
SG-n's Gap.
Mr.. BRoDNAx moved that a rule of the House
be suspended which provided for the restriction of
committees to the number of thirteen, and that
he number of the Committee Free Negroes be
enlarged to twenty-one, which having been agreed
o. Messrs. Wtchcr, Booker Keller Faulkner,
Bryce of c., Smith of Gloucester, Bruce and
Marshall, were added to that committee
On motion, the House adjourned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-03
E.I,fyrh .Ry.g.s,,,.

"a mos IL CARTER 81 GEORGE CARTER,
IA (lis brothcr,) hayinp entered into C,o.Part'
neTship, VIII continue the above business under The
Fra oil &. X ~ Il. Carter, at that extensive and
well kn 'wn establishment, formerly owned by Car
ter, Mitchell & 20. nearly opposite II. brakes Ea-
gle tavern IN Bfoad st Newark, ". j.; and hay
ing employed FIRST rate worku,en, at ali the differ
ent branches aud procured tic best Of materials
they intend 10 devote tGcir time and talents 20 the
construction Of all kinds OF Coaches aad PLEASURE
Carriages, which may b, ordered from any part of
The I. States. Having established agencies at n
York, Philadclphia and ali the principal cities and
towns OF the Southern States, together with other
local advantages in their possession, they will be
enabled TO furnish work Of as good quality and OF
as i%yoTa"le terms as any other establishment q
the kind, in this country.
oc Sim G.. s. 4, Il. CARTER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-03
DIED,

AT o'clock, on Yesterday morning, Mrs JANE,
consort of NJ. ID. Poitiaux
AT Mr.. John A. Chevallie's, on Saturday n;cb,
ten minutes before IL O'Clock, Mrs ELIZA Pax
Cusris, grand daughter of the late Mrs. Washing
ton, aged 50. Her remains were convened TO
Mount Fernen this morning at IL O'Clock
This morning. about o'clock, ANN BLAcKsuRN
daughter of Mr. Robt Johnst on.
IN the sixteenth year of her age. The friends and
acquantanccs of the family requested to attend
her funeral from her fathers house at ii A. NJ to-
morrow, without further invitation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-03
EsOok and Fob Printing done
at the vVhEg Office.


Ee1ceaaasGa's, stRsieas s. 90.
IA AVE- received ana viii sell at private
An sale, cases o! fancy goods viz:
small case figured chalv for Indies dresses
| C rton agl;i inc new article
d" lnstelng lua'res
do black Il K velvet
do Cherry areophanc Grape
do schay shawls
2 d Grape de chm sh rws
do embroidered silk bags
do .clrfs
DO green harere wells
25 doz open work cotton hose, three threaded
pink bond eauzc dress
do silver agret,s
do silver ard gold oats
do whie AMI cold ostrich plnmos
do willow p!umcs, rose, bird Of Paradise.
etc.
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