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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27

"Who can separate hearts that have united o
lNide waters that have met and mingled int
ne %
Glove never dies: where it does not exist, thor
never has existed"
Think not, beloved, time can broak
The spell around us cast;
Or absence from my bosom tuks
The memory of the past;
My love is not that silvcrv mist,
From summer blooms by sunboams kiss'd,
Too fugitive to last
A tadclcss flower it still retains
The brightness of its early stains.
Nor burns it like the raging fire,
In tainted breast, which CLOVIS
All wild and thorny us the brlcr
Without its opening rose;
A gentler, holicr love is mine,
Interchangeable and firm, while thine
Is pure as mountain SHOWS;
Nor Yet has passion dared to breathe
y spell DER Loves immortal wreath
And now, when grief has dimm'd thino eye,
And sickness made thee pale,
Think'St thou | could the r,ourncr Gy,
And leave thee to the gale?
Oh no may all those dreams depart,
Hope sheds upon youthful heart
l. now my bosom fall
Or leave thee, when the storms come on.
10 bear its turbulence alone.
The Ivy round some lofty pile
Its twining tcndrii ilngs;
Though fled from thence be pleasures emile.
1t yet the fondcr clingy:
As lonccr still becomes :hc place,
The warmer is its fond embrace,
Moro firm its vcrdaut rings;
As II 1t lov'd it's shade to rear
O'cr one devoted to despair
Thus shall my bosom cling to thine,
unchang'dby gliding years,
Through Fortunes rise, or her decline,
In sunshine, or in tears
And though between us oceans roll
And rocks divide US, still my soul
Can feel no jealous fears
Conildmg in a heart like thine,
Loves unContamnatcd shrine,
TO me, though bathed in sorrows dew,
The dcarCr far art thou
lovd thee when thy woes were few,
And can alter now
That face: i'll Joys bright hour was fair
More beautiful since griufis there
Though somewhat pale thy brow;
And be 1T mine to sooth the pain
Thus pressing on thy heart and brain.
Yes love! my breast, at sorrows call,
Shall trcmbc like thine own;
ifirom those eyes the ear-drops fall,
They shall not fall alone.
Our souls, like heavens rraI bow,
Blend every light within their glow.
OF joy or sorrow known:
And grief, divided with thy heart,
Were swcctcr far than JOY apart.
iHyDU JTrc-y;scr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27

~ onr friend of tho Times and Jctiorsonian, OF
S morning, complains sadly, OF having boon
'""crcd III secret letters written from this CITY Ia
'"'ocrland and Buckingham, us Clay man We
,1'e II III our power to rescue the Editor Of the
""eS from the imputation; and as the Islander
''s"t prove detrimental, we fuel it incumbcn,
upon us to say, that he is any thing Jut Clay
''"" AS lar as SaH is concerned, he makes slight
approximations that way, but in all else, they are
10 "i'o aSunder as tho poles Some course of
''srnF' certainly ought to be taken with Islander.
VINO never were so rife as in these degenerate
days.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27
Auction and Commission Businesg

FESHE business heretofore conducted by the
d subscribers in tho firm and style Of u
SELDEN s. Co., will, after this day, be carried ON.
at the old stand, opposite the Eagle Hotel, bv
them, in the name of SELDEN d CLELAND,
They would avail themselves, at this moment
Of expressing their sincere Acknowledgements To-
their friends, and the public, in this city and abroad
for tho liberal share of patronage extended to
wards them, during the two last years, aud lalter
themselves to be able to continue TO merit tie con-
fdcnco of tho public, by unrcmlttng attention TO
the interest Of those who will favor them with
their notice G.. !. SELDEN,
TIO'S w. CLEIAND.
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SGD Esfl lELS.REpEs.

s. AN away from the subscriber, residing on
L - the North River in Rockbridgc County,
about ten miles from Lexington, \ NEGRO FE!
Low, named CoRBiN. lie is IA very large NM
upwards of six feet high, vcry dark color, rourh
Vlsage, and very taikatve, and speaks with Quick
ness lie had on when he left nc an old coat of
blue broad cloth, pair Of blue jeans pantaloons,
ana an old white hat. 1t is supposed he has pro-
cured free papers, and will Gndeavor to pass linn
sell as free man. The subscriber thinks il nos
snie that he may be lurking in the nc;ghbor
hood of MIR. Cooks on the Cow Pasture. LcIov.
MiiI'orough where his wife lives. For his APP
prehcnsion and delivery to me at my residence
or commtal to Rock bridge jnil so that gct him.
will give the sum of Thirty Dollars if taken in
the county-Forty %Dollars if taken out of the
county, aud within the limits of the StaIc--and
seventy Dollars if taken beyond the limits OF the
state. HENRY A. N,CopNIICI-
March %, 1882 an 2 ,ro
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27

NJ oTICE.-Will be sold at New Kent Court
l iionsc, (under decree of the County Court
OF New Kcnt) on MONDAY, the 10th of May
next, that being Court day, on credit Of twelve
months, the estate of Caroline Crump, deceased.
consisting Of Land and Negroes
DAVID s. II, CRUAP, Special Com.
QG-1aw2vz
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agtCagaagWeaza e.S.saasM
Thursday g3rems.,s. .gsss'W GG.
IIOUSTON,S TRIAL.

FROM the National Intellgcnccr of yesterday,
VIC learn that the evidence in this trial, closed
on Tuesday. 1t vii! be observed, that MIR. Polk
has promised to move an inquiry, into the fraud
which it is aledgcd was attempted in the Of
the cnigrating indians. From the strong evidence
already before the country on that subject; from
It's compromising high officers of tho Government,
both SUCH now out of office, and others
who are IN, such scrutiny is certainly due to
the people. 10 the reputation Of their Government,
aud to the accused themselves.
What length of time may DO consumed in argu-
mont on the facts proved, and the law Of tho case,
1t is difficult to conjecture; but we are not without
hope that the next mail will bring information of
tho final disposition of Houston's case.
From tie National Intcliigencer Of ycsterlay.
In the House of Representatives, the whole of
the sitting OF yesterday occupied in tho further
hearing of the OF alleged breach of privilege
by Samuel Houston. All the witnesses present wore
examined before the sitting closed, and neither par
ty proposed to introduce any other though il was
mtinlldatcd possible that other might be in
troduccd When tho evidence was closed, Mr.
Stanhery said, if it the pleasure of the House
on this occasion to 20 into the further examination
OF the contemplated fraud charged by him, he
was ready To introduce evidence which would in his
opinion, place tho truth of the charge beyond doubt
Whorcupon MIR. Polk expressed n hope that the
House would not further pursue that enquiry i'm this
FORM pcdging himself, however, if no other Mem
Der did so, TO institute enquiry by the House
into the whole matter, with 4 firm belief that it
would result i'll the acqltta of all persons charged
as being concerned in an intention to dciraud the
Government.
The further hearing of the case was then post
poncd TO this day at Ii o'clock, when the accused
will be heard i'll his defence by his Counsel should
no other testimony be then introduced
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27
]. NJ. SEL,nEN prorr;,
r. "a (: -a41LL r. As;,E;ss
SG/ Hi commence, sual. ti.c second Tues
w day i'll May next.


S@I ls.i' commence, usual. t;,c second Tues
w day i'll May next
FIRST DAY
The celebrated Stallion Stakes will take place
tins day. The produce of the best stations OF the
Land will make their first effort for the fam, of
themselves and s'rcs. On the event of This race
depends much oil the future success OF those Justly
celebrated racers TonSon, Eclipse, C;ohanna,
Medley, Contention and Arab. The number Of
colts of thcir get, in training for this stake en-
S"!es race worthy of Virginia in her best day
'''''"'' 'y STITS9pI mmG9ait@spoy or pay
]. Jno. NJ. Bolts produce of Johanna.
}. Jas. j. IIarrison's Arab.
3. II. Watson's N,orsi.ur .I,.s,,,-
4. Tn. p. Iiarc's Conlcp,ior
>. VIM. X. JohmSon's Medley.
Is. Waller Livngston's Eclipsc.
SECOND DAYS RACE.
rropr'eter's Purse S30G--lwo mile hcuts-cn.
trance sis.
After this race, Will be run Z ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
hCats--enirancc ESlU0-la!: forfeit.
SUBSCRIBERS
l. VIM. ii. Minge enters Il Contention flI,.y.
. ir: Johnson Gohonna colt out Of the dam OF
). Peter Lyons johamna colt,
L. ~. vi; Harrison J. ilotspur colt out uf Molly
Andrews.
5. Henry Talman Spring Hill colt;
" "" inc evening OF this day, there will be a Race
Ball at the Eagle Hotel. Gentlemen citizens ana
visitors arc requested TO subscribe
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $l0O0--four milo heats
FOURTH DAY.
n Proprctor's Purse S?O0-two milo noats-cn.
trance SIS.
Af!er This race, will be Swccpslakc--
miic hcatS-cntrace S2OO-half forfeit
SUBSCRIBERS
j. ). NJ. Scdcn enters b. f. by Tonson. ,.,t or
Domcdc mare '' =" q
e "m. inrton enters g. C. by Gohanna, out of :,
Tom Tough mare.
5. j. w. Winircc enters b c. BIZ ,foL,n,,, on, .
Bay Yankee, '"' "
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EAlREIEIn RACES
second ddys race, 95th IprH-Propristcr's Purs
$500, mile heats.

'eV''1 "Uy TGcc, 500 IprH-TropTIetcT's Purse,
$500, mile heats:
DR.. Mmge, b. h. Gen. Brooke, 4 years
Old, by Sir Archy, dam Bet Bounce, by
Sir Harry, . dr.
.. +. Hare C. III. Betsy Hare, 4 years old,
by Contention, dam by imp Maylied 4 4 dr.
J. > Garrison, b. IN. Lady Washington, 4
years old, by Eclipse, dam by Sir Archy, 5 3S
}. I. White, C. h. Rapid, years DID, by
Ratler, dam by Gracchus,s asa
w. X. johnson, E. h. Andrew 5 wears old.
by Sir Charles dam by Hcrod 3ll
lime-lst heat, min. SO sec.-2d heat, 3 min
40 scc.-3d heat min. 5: sec. A most interest
ing racc.-COmpiler.
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w. ALLEN,
MERCHANT TALLER.

Opposite lie LNiIcd SldIcs Bank,
e. $ now opening his SPRING GOODS. consist
q ing of the usual variety Of staple and fancy
Goods. He respectfully requests his patrons and
friends to call and examine them.
ap l3-lt cow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27

ulS S Of SieIlian regiment. The killed on both
sues amounted 10 Is. The affair appears to have
oee unc"nneeicd with politics.
liverpool paper says Lord Cochrane will
o' immediately restored to his rank in the Navy"
LONDON, March 23-robacco-5O hhds rich
O''cN Virginia at Id to 4 I'd per pound.
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i'll SII.

This morning, ut hall past two o'clock, Of
bilious plcuriSy, Miss SARAH =. WurARER. The
friends and acquaintance of her mother, Mrs
Elizabeth Whitaker, requested TO attend the
funeral, from her house, tomorrow morning, at
I'D O'Clock, withou; farther notice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27

SELDEN g. CLELAND will at all times. at
tend TO all kinds of sales-of Groceries, Furni-
turc, Watches, Jowelry, Hardware, Houses, Lots
Lands, Slaves, Horses, and Carriages, &C. &c
" Liberal advances made in cash, when requi-
rcd, on any kind Of merchandise. sp 2-w6wc
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70 O.WESY'Ea' q Od5A96.
GEOKf,E GAREY

t0rncr ~ B7iiiwoyc GDd Cia;1.g x,ycrig BaJi58a,e
I'd ~ for sale a general assortment OF Doros.
Il &. ttc Goods, consisting in part Of j;~'Jhgr,p
.iyp'ctoD," "Lo,r,N," "HqmHfoa.p .. VgsiyLp
"ErCicr," "IrrH" and "Pjhsfrid' M.>rs,g
rrars, which Will he sold ON ravcrg,la ,e,m by
the pa karo on piece.
fc i--oaw Sin
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WANTED,

Is Gf gentleman who is II graduate of the Uni
NJ MD yersily of Dublin, Ireland, a situation as
TEACHER in private family, or as PRINCIPAL of
a Respectable School. lie teaches the Greek La
TN ana Eng lish Languages perfectly, and on strict
grammatical principles; also, History, Sacred and
frotane, Geography, Gcomoiry. Book keeping
or tho method ofkocpng Merchants Books syste
matioaIiy, Arithmetic, Writing, &c. He has had
good deal OF experience in Teaching as well in
Dublin as in this country; his Recommendations
Tor morality, caPab!ity and STREE attention to his
pupils, will be found satisfactory. ANY commands
addressed (post pndl to A. NJ, Teacher, Office of
inc wing, Richmond City, Va, will he carefully
attended TO- APPEL -c2t*
~ sale,
3il best Bucnos Ayres HIDES,
lOO green sailed do,
ap l2-2awlw JOHN POE&, Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27

ION nave lost their followers, aud been forgotten
",S Is precedent rathor to deter than to invite
Imitation" ~
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EsNSflalsNs,0 ESsEcpR.
~ N>'>
OVER THE CENrpN rhJrI,,,,

OVER THE CENTRAL. COURSE
a. FIRING Meeting, 1892 will commence ON tlo
~ last TUESDAY in May, C29th) and continue
four days.
First day-frst race, TO start at II o'clock pre-
cscly,) sweepstakes for colts and FLIES 3 wears
old, milo heats; entrance 500, hale forfeit; four or
moro to mako u race. Seven subscribers, and
closed.
necnnd race post sweepstakes with colts and
Niles, years Old. mile heats; entrance &,9Ou p ~
-ionr or more to mai" Il race. To close Isl of
May; three subscribers.
second day, post Sweepstakes for all ares; on.
trance SOU, p. p-tour mile heats, four or moro o
make race; the Proprietor to ada $500. To
close Isl May; four subscribers.
ih'"d dny l'roPr!ctor's purse, SJ0G, three milo
heats: entrance E520.
Fo""h deg, Joc!y Club purse, $1,000, four milo
heats; entrance sos.
fadie~ C"p Will also he run for the day to bo
fixed hereafter.
]. NJ. SELDItN, Proprietor
IL viii DC seen ~ the above that the post sweep
stakes for colts and FLIES, years old. 5000 D. n
Will close on the 1T of next mouth. We have iitl.
doubt but there will be five six subscribers ana
the purse, III this case, not less than $1,000 Tho
post sweepstakes for all ages, $S?50 p. p, will clo~o
ais" on the LIST OF next month (lIuyD The purse,
III that case, amounts already to i 800.
i, S.-ICrsumS subscribing will bC I'M ;na II the ir
letter addressed To the Editor of the Spor inc Ma
game, should bear the post mark OF 1t Moy.
APP 2J-lawit
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RICHMOND MARKETS, AmI 90
FLOUR-Sal3IGlc 1T SO.
ToBACCO-surply quite modcra,c-priccs with.
out change.
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MARRIED.,

On Tuesday evening, the 9th instant, by tho
Rev. James DouChcn, Mr.. ErMuNp TourKIxs of
Caroline, to Miss HAGEIGr T. RKuEoED, of Coocl.
land.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27

Iapt. DUNCAN, the Commander of tho Uni;cd
,''',S corvette Lexington, has it appears, vsitc d
"' '"i"iind Islands, and IN summary manner
destroyed the establishment of NERSEr and carried
away The American property found in his posses.
S'oh' on the arrival OF this news at Bucnos Ayrcs
an extraordinary excitement prevailed, and the
government at one time, seriously contemplated
'nohlhg reprsalS upon American citizens and their
property-Com. j. Eng.
From the Mem York Gazette If IpriI %
FROM BUENOS AYRES.-By the Brig Mon
TEfiDEo, Capt. FARRAN, the editors of the Gazette
have received the numbers of the British Packet of
the lth aud 18th ofFcbruary, which contain length
cncd details ofthc proceedings there growing out of
inc breaking up Of Fcrncts establishment at the
Falkland Islands, and the capture Of his deputy
by the sloop ofwar Lexington, Capt. Duncan. The
greatest excitement prevailed, and the conduct of
Sapt. Duncan is pronounced by the government rs
an odious outrage. N proclamation had been is.
sued to tho citizens, and circular addressed to the
different provinces, signed by Juan Ramon Bal
carce and Manuel Jose Garcia. They say that our
government cannot approve ofthc conduct of Can't
Duncan, and trust that all will be amicably arrang
cd. Vernct had published an expose relative To
these islands and the late occurrences there
he Gdcctd McrcdntH remarks, we are inform
cd that Mr.. George w Slacum has been suspcpd
ca from ms Consular functions, in consequence of
the interference attributed to him i'm the proceed
ings OF the corvette Lexington in the Falkland
Hands.
FROM JAMAICA.--By tho packet ship Jous
w. later, Captain Crane, have received our
regular files of jamaica papers to the LIST instant
lhere are accounts of slight disturbances i'm
several OF the parishes, but nothing of serious
nature had occurred to create apprehension of further
tumults. One of the latest numbc rs of the Chron
icie says that the negroes have generally returned
to u sense OF their duty is evident from the circum
stance OF their beginning again to cultivate their
rounds, which were comparatively, and, in some
instances, wholly abandoned prior to the insurrcc-
ton,
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NOVICE.

q L ERSONS wishing 90 iorward goods by either
"a OF the steamboats,, arc informed, that the
subscriber vii aHcnd to shipping all packages sent
to his care. As some of The boats stop here but
a short time Especially the Rchmond) it would
he we'll TO send them his store, at Rockets, be
fore the boat arrives. GEORGE MERIAM
mar l6-t&mtf Rockcii,
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From The Missouri Republican of Anru 10

MILITARY MovEMENT.-rhc 9th Regt w. States
,hian'Ty' under command of Brig. Gen, Atkinson,
left Jefferson Barracks on Sunday the Sth inst
in tho steamboats, Enterprise and Chieftan, for the
Upper Mississippi, under the orders of the Govern.
mont, to cause the delivery by the Sacs and Foxes
OF the murdcrers who, last year, violated the ncu-
tl'iS Vi our SOIL ana lmsutcd our flag by the
sacre, III the village of Prairie dcs Cheins of twcn
ty-eiS mt Mcnomince Indians; to chastisc the mn
ton should they refuse to surrender the criminals
We also understand, that Gen. Atkinson is order
ed to interfere and, by force if necessary cause
cessation OF the hostilItes, a.sgressions and muir
ders, heretofore constantly prosecuted by the differ
ent Indians nations in that quarter upon each O..
ther "
The following are the officers of the expedition,
Brig Cen Atkinson, Commanding.
Irevct Major b. Riley, Cong 9th Rect.
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A Fine Tract of Land for Sale.

4 NONIAiNlNG about six hundred acres, living
" III the Fork of Hanover, with large numhcI
Of good Springs and quantity OF River Bottom,
rich and good, and nearly half liz woods, well tim
bcrcd, Tor all domestic purposes of any kind, and
well supplied with superior water lying, in IL bend
OF the Snntianna river, beautiful growth thrifty
and iuXuriant; and its whocsomencss is obvious to
such az are acquainted with it and It's imhahiian is
It's fertility generally OF Il very superior quality
and has been held Ey the father and son about Il
4 century OF years, with thci- beautiful families
with but little exception, for that length OF time
and may be Showed TO those who desire 10 MIR.
chase by the present inhabitants of the place a,
the Beach Crock Ford, in Hanover county, aIicu,
five miles from Goodal!'s Tavern, and three from
the Ncgrofnot Tavern. To he sold for half cash,
and the other half iii two equal annual payments,
secured with s. curi,y, and decd of trust ON the
property, Tor which low price will be taken, il
being improved with large two story Brick Dwol.
ling House, and other good and convenient Hon.
Sos, and an excellent large and wclI.consructcd
Barn, perhaps inferior to nonc---a large Orchard
of the best selected fruits Of this country
ina 2o-2awbw JAS. WINSTON
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-, LOUISVILLE, (Kyl April II, lS3?
The news Of this morning is distressing The
loss of the Steamboat Brandywino, by fire. ION
her way to this place from New Orleans) and
about az or 80 of her passcngers--The new S
reached here last night by mail from Nashville
the number is not exactly known, but have seen
passenger this morning who says there cannot
be less than 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-04-27
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,

YW1ItE subscribers have associated themselves
* together, under The firm of LAUGmroN Il
II tHGER, in the COAClI-MAkING BUSI-
NESS, and intend carrying 1t on in all is vatI-
on, branches. From their experience in tie bu-
SIn'ss, they feel assured they Will bc able TO
i've general Satisfaction to al! who NAV favor
them with their custom. fhrir carriages vii
be made of tue beet ra;orinis and By the be,t
workmrn. Their bindings VIII be completed
~ the corner Of Man ard Ech'h streets as
soon IA The weather viii permit, when they will
he prepared 10 execute all orders ipr carrisccs
Of any description. They intend kccping on
"oad an assortment 81 carriages. whicb thcy viii
s"I rs low as they c'n be Purchased clscwh,r =.
CheV also intend TO continue their Silver Plat
g Establishment. few doors above the Viz
glnra Banks, wb.rc they will constantly kce,
an assortment &c plated ware, consisting Of
moul.!i"g bands, coach ard Gig handles, names,
slirrup irons, torr's, hooks, bits buckles
patent leather housings and wInkcrs. and NUN
Der OF other articles necessary f,r country coach
makers and saddcrs.--All of winch they viii ,cll
on moderate terms all kinds of repairs, ncail,
and substantially executed. Jobs IN Tic plating
business viii meet with punctual a'tcri,on.
JOHN T., LAUGtITON,
JOHN w. I!ARGER.
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VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

tLUNANNA-tl el.l-Bnrret G. Paynos 2O8
-Gcorgc Stillman 1876
HANOVER-Ll Dell-Roan, 437-Thompson
AL!.EGIlANEY-tl Dcl.J-,Iohn Persingcr re-
elected over jesse Davis.
kENAWilA-James III. Fry without opposi.
ton.
CUAIBERLAND-tl DOLL Wilson, with.
out opposition.
SENArE-On Monday tho votes stood for vii.
liam f. Randolph 25l, DIR. J. w. Flood SO, DR..
Gordon I3-Flood's present majority in the Dis
trict about 200, after allowing for about I30
votes, not legally pol'ed in Campbell, rs i. said
The contest is animated, and doubts ure enter
tained as TO the result Cumberland is the las,
county in the District, and votes between 4 and
800 The polls are kept opon for three days, in
consequence of bad weather.
sNOt in tile last Legislature.
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~ An APPRENTICE will bo taken at tn,
Wing Office.
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~ ALT $500 sacks recently imported. per
- ships Richmond ~ TaIly.uo. Apply 10 l.
Ludlam at the Dock, or to
mar 24-3tdwtf JOHN CAE,rtI
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Book asaei Bob Printing dcrsc
I'd the HYiaig eeElice.
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CA, Af ES-Messrs. Bell, Buckncr. Chambers,
lay Clayton, Foot. Frclinghuyscn, Hayne,
rEcntiss, Robbins, Rugglcs, Seymour Silsbee
WHPrHgue, Tezcwcll, Tomfnson, Waggaman,
" cbstcr-23.
NoES-Mcssrs. Benton, Bib, Dallas Dickor.
son, Dudy, Ellis, Forsyth, Grundy, Hendricks,
'.'li' Name, King Mangum, Marcy, Moore, Ro.
omson, Smith, Troup, Tyler, White, Wilkins-al
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Portable Copying and Writing Desk.
& Ne Of the most improved or approved con.
~ struction, Second hand,) for sale low. Price
$50. ap % 7. II. NASH.
kTLAX -LED.-20 bushel, of lax Seed fer
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