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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
" III. St8bler

Has just received,
1 NUMBER of fresh articles, which be offers Tor
"A sale, wholesale and retail, viz: .
Rheubarb root, of very superior quality; gum
,rL;c v.rv white. scented narbied s0sp; furniture
cork; bIe;ched ginger, highly perfumed English
soaps; aesh brushes peppermint, ?zenges and lemon
drop, I'm, ish); patent barleyi chloride Of lime by
the barrel at Boston price tooth-brushes, oatmeal;
ne expects in = few days some yer, fine SALAD
OIL may ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
StO,Nachic Bi.ters .

GOOD Bitter, should be generally used az . .pe
sent ehanse.b'e aIs sned 0 %he SUBJ
tn. shops do not answer the emo aes sho.e which he
scrosr rec anneaI, to many persons who have used
max! for their excellent effects The genuine sto'
he are sealed on the cork with the subscrib'
ar,s .tsmp. and the label signed by him supply
Kept CONSTANTLY FOR SALE,
=, hi, Drug and Apohecary store, on King street. next
door TO J, JanDey u Gu. DEMONSTRATIONS
may 9-3taw3w Wd' HIDD1"oo"''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Bar 4 Bolt Iron, &c.

IDuBERT II MILLER offers for sale
III "A tons Bar Iron, - inch BY 3 8
O.. do Round do So, 49, and 1 inch
~ bundles inch Round
10 DO 4 inch Square
Cooking Furnaces cased with iron, superior Article
Eng iish pstent pater bottles
En., ,ish and DuuN Pipes in boxes groce each
Window Glass, jsrious sizes and qualities
With handsome Assortment of ksrthenware. Chins;
and Glass 5th mo 5th
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
steamboat Potomac,

St0AlNOVNt 1OtOWlHF,
CAPT. VIM. HUBBALL,
Being in complete order. will
49, leave the City Of washington eve
- = ~ Friday evening at 3, and Alex
andra at O'Clock, for old Point, Norfolk, a1a mIn
I'onn. ",.,net and Norfolk on " ednesday, at y
a' ME- and arrive at Alexandra and Washington o"
Fare to Norfolk, including meals, q NJ M
To Richmond, do 20 ,rsnt
mar ~ ~. 80
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Boots & SHOES.

r,u,yHgRLAIN * EDISON have received b! 'he
I j i,,t arrivals, the balance OF their
Surins Supply Of BOOTS & SHOEs; -.
now olIrr Tor sale their very extensive stock
,tyery reduced prices. -,;.,,.
THOSE purchasing by the quantity are Par'lcn'
III ;Ovrd 10 call, as they disposed to sell unu'
AIRY uS.'N " ma, Is
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
CuttOn Duck.

an BALEs,from No. 2 to 10. from the Passaic Fac
=. w. FOwLE & co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Ground Alum SALT,

NrOuO0 AAVm SaAts
tNHNSrANrlY for sale. in lots to suit purchasers,
- aud on the most reasonable terms, by
A. C. CAZEN0VE & Co.
'OO barrels No msckerel, of best quality
50 do > do
100 do in halves and quarters
70 boxes dun fish may ID
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Gold and Silver leaf.

II KENNEDY has just received supply OF Fine
"a. Gold Leaf deep and pale eolors; Silver Leaf,
Copper Leaf, and white and yellow Bronze. may IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
TO Rent.
FOR Nent
To Rent,

~ Part of q comfortable BRICK HOUSE near
FL the wharf, lower end of Wolfe street. Apply to
the present occupant, or to
NAV Is JOSIAH II DAVIS.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
Bacon.
Court Of ApNeaAs.

VlHE Council viii sit as Court of Appeals on the
l 2Ist 22d and 23d inst from II until o'clock each
day. l. r THoMPSoN' u y
nav 1O-d
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22
NrsM. VN Cake, &c.

800, RusHsLs bran, expected every day,
IS'W anil which We desire to sell by the cargo
Mao, a. a sample, bbs OF, cake, made from COTTON
I'd said TO be the very hes, feedfnr mich cows Ana
md received, IS boxes plug tobacco, Us
GEO JOHNSON Co.
.-,, h;s .o,f may 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-05-22

NOtlC6.
yHSHE CopartnershiP heretofore existing under the
II firm of Mordecai Miller & Son having been dis
solved on the Cd inst by the death of Mordecal Miller
the business of the will be closed oy the sur
wing partner All persons having claims will please
present them for settlement and those indebted are
requested to make immediate payment.
w. n. MILLER,
ap. 2s-,f Surviving partner of ". Miller & Son
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
CDe constitutional 2gIttD.
Tuesday EUc1stisS'. Jan. ~.
MIR. LIVINGSTON.

05''rho Enquirer of this morning cxults in tho
confirmation Of Mr.. Livingston (and truly, wo had
no objection to it, for we believe him tho best man
in tho Governmcnt,) and asks what becomes of tho
charge Of dcfalcation, SO long and persevcringly
pressed upon MIR. Livingstone "Wo trust (it con-
unues) that this act of the Senate has put to rest
forever, this unblushing Jdlsehood, and will con
vince the people what little credit should be placed
In tho bold assertions of men who are determined
to finds no good, and. every fault, in tho present
Administration"
The man who pcnned this sentence kno,os, ho
cannot by any possibility BE- ignorant, that Living
stons deia!caion is matter of judicial record. Is
At not so! MIR. Livingston may have paid up
years after the defalcation occurred-but Mr.
Ritchio knows as well any other man, that no
soas dofauter, that he sued by tho u States,
that he did change his residence in consequences Of
1t, from New York to New Orl cans, and that
years elapsed before ho discharged the account
With whom does the charge of 'unblushing false
hood" rest? Certainly not with those who alleged
that MIR. Livingston had been defaulter. 1t has
not been contcnded, as far we uro advised, that
he is noU defauter. 1t has long boon under
stood that he had liquidated the debt, though tho
mode has never been explained.
We repeat satisfaction at Mr.. Livingston's
confirmation by the Senate.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
From the PENNSYLVANIA Wbjp

SrErHEN GmARD.-We have seen it minated
in some of the newspapers, and have understood
from Doc ]. Y. Clark, that an erpectation was
cherished that Mr.. Girard had left materials for
hiS Biography Of himself, in his own hand writing.
We sincerely hope this may be So for it would GER
tainly be great and invaluable curiesity-but our
hope of such materials existing is very feeble
For, in answer to request made by the Editor of
materials to compose his Auto Biography, Mr..
Girard said, "My actions, Mr.. Simpson must be my
life! nave no information to give. Whit do
is my life. When i am dead that will speak it.
SELL" NC Nc From which we infer the expec-
tation cherished, must be falacious; especially rs
my request was often repcated-and as often doni-
ed in the same manner. Still we hope, the mate
rails spoken of may be found.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
MEMOIR ANDilAJ

10 NIX. GiLLIHER, u Member Of The dsscnibly
HIR-ln locking over the proceedings of The
Legislature some time since, observed some reso-
I"tions offered by you, and in presenting them,
you Prefdced them with remarks, the object
oil which, was to tell the Legislature that YOU did
not exactly understand the LqHd LqiUS, for VOC
saiu that tncrc was but one man in the State who
thoroughly understood them. Yes sir, YOU were
right, and you might have added that few under
stood the Revenue Laws; but sir, YOU offer | think
this resolution or to this effect, that s'when no
personal property can be found the land 10 make
the taxes, portion of the land shall itself be liz.
bic TO be sold upon the premises" Yes sir, stick IN
your resolution aud carry it through the Uousc
INTO the form OF law, and You viii have done
more good tor the rising generations than all other
persons who have lcgslated upon this subject here
toiore: had that been the law so years ago wc
SHOULD not have had all this confusion upon DcIin-
quent Land Faxes: make the law IA plain one so
that every one can understand it, let it be- that 10
aiid shall be returned delinquent for taxes; if the
land Is III existence, and nothing can he found TO
pay The taxes, let the Sheriff go upon the prcmi.
seS In gwen time, and sell much as will nav
the taxes that will put end to all disputes, all
mistakes, frauds, and every thing else. II for in
stance, an orphan having land, no GUARDIAN no
one to pay taxes the land is returned and lies 50
Tor many years; the child comes of age: You buy;
yet this land is forfeited TO the Literary Fund while
1t the Sheriff had been compelled To- 90 ON the
premises, and offer portion of the land for sale,
some person would always pay The small taxes. or
BUY a piece OF the land. Suffer the Shcrifi to make
no return of lands except that W hicL is improperly
i'Stcu' ana Then yon will have your Lrnd Laws
upon this subject all straight; and. Won may MS well
then repeal all other laws about Dcnoucnt Lands
ana give up the taxes; for To my knowledge many
tracts OF land now owned by good and rcspcctabln
citzcns, bought and paid for by them and the taxes
"otc regularly paid, stand forfeited in of cr names
to tic Literary Fund, and could, if I would All
tate and alarm these good people, by informing
them OF the situation of the land, aud tracing
back the tltlc--nay, could do more, could make
handsome spcck like many others, who are spec
u!a''hg upon the ignorance o; the people; but |
deem 1T matter Of no consequence; for the Lite.
farY fund dare never enforce that law of forfeiture
IN Eastern Virgina-an army of them could not
40 II. VINO would be driven from home when ho
mas paid for his land and all taxes, but from iono
rance, happens not to know of the back taxes2
NO SIR have no fears that score; but pass vour
resolutions into law, aud you Will have done an
immortal good for the ri.iug generation T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
THE ". s. RANK

The Correspondent oftho Commercial Advert
ser specializing the fate oftho application m ade
1y Ihe Directory Of the Bank u States, for a re-
he"ai oil CHARTER seems to think there is little
chahco iorfs success The President he savr is
as hiuch ocnt on the destruction of the Bank as on
hs reelection, aud to its being passed by two
thirds, which would give it tho forco of law with
out his appreciation, he says IS will vote AGAINST il
IN the House, and 80 in the Senate. If this bo
TACT That chance is gorro and if tho correspondent
IS right in believing the President unaeraby bent
upon the destruction Of the Bank, and as, if re-
elected, his second torn will extend beyond the
period Tor which the pr osent Bank is chartered the
ropes OF It's advocates may DO considered dcfunct
we diior with this VIII ter; we still believe that the
: 'oS'oent "den" as his certainly is upon rc-elcc
'''o"' WIZ DO cauti0usy most cautious, in taking a
''oP' winch must aliena to from him n vote indis
Pc"SaDIe to his success $, and which if nc did not
'o'o "''cr such a proc cduro, would proclaim tho
aooPo OF Fennsylvania to have merged all sense
% p'o"c interest, all il dependence OF character,
an" Il" 'eeiing of resent ment, in loyalty to the
r''So', OF Andrew Jacks On, MS slayish as uupreco
'''''"' inc FTesidcnt will be in hard place
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
MIR. VAN buren,.

We find what follows in the New York Com
mcrcal
"The nomination of Mr.. Van Buren, will no, -.
il is said, be taken up for month; and then
there will he at least four five weeks debate
upon it. should not be surprised if the Senate
should open their doors to the public during the
discussion, there are no secrets connected
with it, which can effect any other cabinet than
our own exploded cabinet nor any other Dcro,ia
ton than that which has for it's object Mr.. Van
Buren's succession. The probability ofthe rcjec-
ton OF his nomination nci Some say the re-
lection will make him President; others, that it
will totally and forever PROSTATE him and his pc rtv
The latter opinion seems TO be tho more reat
sopable of the two. What shall we do, then
with the bex Secretary? WHAT office shall the
Bucktaik chief be nominated for next? | pro-
pose him FOR the Office Of Governor of "thc re r
ritOry of Ousconsr.''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
PUBLIC SALE.

= , virtue ot y cree OF the County Court
50 ~ OF f"wnatan of the 10th day OF February,
1881, and an amcndmcn' thereto ut' Tie 2lst doy
ni September following, made in the case OF
F'ne an" others a@ainrt tlna~uHts and others [
WA sell al f"whaian Court llous,, the third
" enheSdaY III February next, hr!nr Court dry
n tract OF Lani IN The county ut' P,whaian Iy,ng
IN lon"ss creek, and belonging 10 Jul,n T. Plea.
SAINTS, containing ab"nt 700 acres: having Il
dwelling house and other improvements On it.
me iaAd WI! he sold either IN ono entire parcel
OF ia N"'n'"r p"r'i"n$' rs may bet suit puIchs-
Sc'S: aCG VIII be sold FIR Gnr-;hird of the pur-
chase money IN cash, an! the bnlancc in two
cqnai annual payments, to be secured by bonds
with good personal security, aud also Il deed of
trust upon the land ill., The til. j. bel eyed
to be good, tut the subscriber will convey such
'i'c only aa he Is authorised d. by the DEGREES
aforesaid. WIN & DANCE
Trustee and Commissioner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
DEBATE To DE CONTINUED


nHU ER9ulFcr, " NnfNrHNY.
STIFF GEORGE CANNING.-Mr Grinncil has been
on board the Geo. Canning and returned to the
city this morning, in the pilot boat Transit, having
left the wreck at 7. NJ. yesterday. Three light
crs and the Steam boat Rufus King, with iull car
goes of dry goods chiefly il good order, left the
vessel at the same time. The steam boat proceed
cd to Great Egg harbor, seven miles TO the south
ward Of where tho ship lies, for supply of wood,
whence she would depart carly this morning, and
with the lighters may he hourly expected in Town.
The snip continues upright, but has settled about
two feet into the sand and has from ; TO feet
water in the hold. All the goods between decks
and ono or two tier of SKIS, &c. from the lower
hold, will DO savcd--pcrhaps
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
Classical Ssa.EANna,

q VIE School at Long Creek, Louisa, will be
continued, next year, undes the Immediate
Supcfhtend"nCc oi the subscriber; VINO viii take
care, mat all his pupils shaiI be thoroughly IN
9iFuctcd liz Whatever they may undertake to
earn. "a 'he Het!!cG cC Injunction pursued n,
tins school = very different from The super6
ciai course OF c."ca.i"n, winch has become
ttshlonahl"-thc suhsc-rbcr deems il p,ccs,a,,,
TO Inf'rm the pGJ'jc, thai clcry member a hi,
School is actually required 90 ,,Ie,sinnd and
parse every sentence lie may rc~l. This me
thod rarely falls 10 max: good schoiere. br, -
requires more ia3or and study, than Tho lavh;onD
able plan OF inoti"!u ScioiIsts, and is theref,,.
very rNsotne to th. ignorant and INDECENT I'm
TINS School, viii b. taught the Greek and Latin
Languages, English Grammar, English Compo-
sltion, Gc0graphy with the Use of Maps and
Globes, Mathematics, and Arithmetic The
ScAoOi Will commence the 25th Of January
1882, and tcfh'nntc on the ION of December
following. There ''iil he n vacation of i weeks
commencing on rho IOh dav Of june The
charge tor board IniiIon, washing, lodging and
feel will be Siio. payable one half on tia
lst day of June, 1882, and the other half on th,
LIST day OF December following. Long Greek
IS situated IN part Of Louisa County, proverb-
lal for health snd sterllity. It, is SO miles from
Richmond, 81 from Fredericksburg, and %
from CarLGrSvc. The stage from Frrdcricks-
burg to CartersvIG, passes immcdiatcly bv the
Schoohousc, and That from Richmond 10 Orange
Court llougc, within short distance Of it,
Letters to The &ibscr,bcr should be directed
to- Long Creek I. q. l.p,isa."
nov - lof f. WILLIAM NELSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19

NJ ILL b. sold at the Confectionery Store
~ OF Morrit Cushing, IN Stanton, on
Wednesday,, the lst duy O. February ne Vt. ON .
credit of SIX months, the Whole stock of Cos
FEcrfnNARr, aud other articles, belonging to
the late firm Of CUSHING 5. RouEnr, reser
viac, however 70 tie sold Merrill CusAIne tho
'r:ht Of taking the Wlolr sock at the amount
unexplained by ihe appfni'ement. Any person
bidding over the appraised amount of SAID Goods
will be the purchaser.
ROBERT HENlPHlLL, Scrg't
Of the Corporation Of Siauaion 10 ,cho,n ,,as COM
mHtcd The ES'gte Of j. &. Robert, dec'd
Staunton, Jan. &. 1892
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19

stephen G""rd--lf any gentleman will cxhi-
DIT any paper, document, or letter. in the contnu-
Gus handwriting oil Stephen Girard to tho r. litor
OF TINS Journ u, he will confer particular favor
as al! his inquiries, thus far, among his old and init
mate trends, have this point been OF Il ncgativn
character. The father of Tho Editor Of this paper
during AN acquaintance of forty years, had never
seen or heard OF any letter, receipt other pa per-
IN the handwriting of MIR. Girard. | have made
unavailing inquiries this point for the last TWEEN
ty years. = SIMPSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19

From the Mcrandria Gaecffe of YeSierRay
CoIoRED PoruLNrioN IN'NRGiNIA.--On this sub.
jet public attention is now fully awakened. The
Legislature will, unless something intcrvencs,
prone III deeply. We sorry TO prejudice
excited, but it is no more than we cxpccicd-
The Richmond Enquirer has been denounced by
some of it's forner friends in the lower part OF
tho State, in consequence Of the expression of
ITS sentiments. The Enquirer promptly replies
to this prescription OF the press The Whir. al.
ways bold and active, is now in the van urgim.r in
Vestigaiou and action. 1t is said that The commit
tee OF the Legislature have determined to RECON-
mend an annual appropriation Of S;l0O, 900 TO-
wards the r.. loval of the Free Neurncs Wh,tr-
yer is done, we trust will he done wisely will, due
regard to the rights OF property and the VIC flare
and happiness of the State.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
POI A ND

Contemplation Of the Polish General Chlopicki.-
he st. Fctersburgh papers state, that His IInpe
rial Majesty has confirmed the sentence of tho
Court Martial, by which General Chopicki is con
domned as traitor, to tho loss of his rank and
nobility, and to Punishment to Siberia and to be
employed there in the public works.
Accounts from Berlin state, that Polond is in all
respects to be considered Russian Province.
Three thousand Poles have been sent to Siberia;
among whom are a number of the Diet who re-
NAMED at Warsaw, with several of the principal
Generals. ~. Y. Cour. ,f Enq
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
From Tie Alorandria Gasctte NJ ucsl,rdnu

FT0W Tie H7crdndJI0 E0scFs II VcsIerdHV.
The Globe informs the public, that on Thursday
last DIR. Harris Of Philadelphia, extracted from
the Presidents arm, tho ball which has lately gi-
ven him so much pain. lie received this ball. we
believe, in affray with Mr.. Benton, at Nash
vile, several years ago.
Tho account Of tho operation is given with oil
the disgusting minntcuoss Of detail which chars e.
tegzes tho Court Journal, when speaking Of the
personal affairs Of the President.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
From the Second Ed;ti,n of TIE Nec York JournoJ
of Commerce Of SgfurdgU

THE MARkt.r.-The prices of Southcrn flour
dr"op little in consequence of the opening of
Southern harbors. There have been several sales
OF Coffee this week ut steady prices; holders OF
Brazil are firm ut I3 cts. for good.
Cotton, inactive for tho last day or two. A good
many Hides have been sold this week at pre-.
vioms rates. Rice is declining, The sales are
chiefly at 3,Gtcts III. Sacks Salt has hccn sold
at ~, or under. Tho last auction sale of Tea did
not support previous prices, bu. il is attributed to
the quantity offered being too small
-IO2S Shares United States Bank Stock sold to-
day, ut the Exchange Board for l2iI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19

that will not be donicd-a mortgage to the South,
and gratitude and PROMISES to Pcnnsylvania--ho
has foreseen it, and struggled hard to prevent it,
How no will act, will DO problem for public a.
musement and study, to the last moment. We ro-
tain our opinion of tho result.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
JOSHUA ]. FRY

JOSHUA j. FRY,
& = ENERhL Commission Merchant on Crosse
- Street near the United States Bank,
oilers for sale,
200 Bags Rio and old white coffee
- hhds prime ST. Croix and N. o. sugars
80 do molasses
10 or. casks s. Madeira wine
% do sweet Malaga do
$50 casks nails, asserted sizes
goo sacks Liverpool filed salt
lO tons country iron
also on consignment,
% h:Is mruntaln family flour
10 riki's butter, part roll
700 lbs white blcached wool
500 lbs. bees wax
H. Cash paid for Wheat On ,s,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
DIED,

On Monday evening the 10Th inst. Capt DANIEL
=: hGrcH'SoN' in the 18th year of his age. The
friends and acquantauces Of the family arc re.
qucstcd to attend his funeral from his late resi-
dencc, on "Wednesday morning, at 10 O'Clock,
without further invitation.
foraIl a husband, parent, friend should be,
All heaven approves, man admircs, was he
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19

we perceive that n new paper entitled the Vigil,
is to be issued in Lewistown, Va by Girard Banks
In Philadelphia, good paper has issued from such
n sourcc.-U. s. Gaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
g, Z e c. O.

50, x 81 s;T o.
zNen Tbs noted Iur.e w II stand tho
VI |A-zya next season III the county Of Fau-
GgssA z h Guicr, under the patronage of James
SY Y9g K. Ma'shaIl, Esq. Ricgo is among
eSzassSS5 The large 81 thorough bred stations ~
tie United States, being hands al lncl hirh.
and large IN proror ron. b.. pedigree RECON-
lcnGs INN pccuhorly at tHIs time the connfrv
Dc'ng suf,Eargcd with the ID omadc stock. IIo
wa, got by Frsncsco, capital racer, he by
iiom"'"lon, ('u'Por'ed by Mr.. LghtGoot1 he by
BunGo"non, "nc OF ;hc best sons Of Eciin,e -
lie c"m "as got by the imported horse Sir
Peter fcsz'e. hc bv old SIR Peter TcasIe. tbo
sr" Of Sir flarrf II grand dqGn. Inc uporird
mac CA-yIANhHr, the cam of SIR ArcLv Icrn
Is klegO's peculiar recommendation he la, AZ
much OF the blood OF Castlanari, rs anv of
Slr htchy,s sous acd none Of the Diomode.-
why wa Sir Archy "a superior rs e $ ock horse
to all the Other Sous of Dlom.ae' The ans,cer
IL IN the blood of ChsrtArAGL n. DAVIS.
Rlc2o has arrvci q, nienn)nd, where ne will
rouaiu a tcw days H. %.
~ G..JtC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19

Tie late Stephen GUGrohS Mcon,c- From the be-
quests IN stephen '.irnrds Will IT is estimated that
thc gross amount Of his immense property is rear
iy 5l1,OO0,oOU- Calculating the interest at & per
mt and tho year at 3G0 days, it will furnish the
tnllnMiu,r r.-.l,ll..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-19
PUBLIC SALE.

dec 30-Iaw3W
Litchfield enquirer., 1832-03-08

The Legislature of Maine has passed law, Previ- ding for the payment of s4 bounty Bears ss boun- y on Wolves. and 9l bounty on Wild Cats.