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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
JAMES RIVER ~ H. AN 4 w
ia COMPANY,

y pursuance of the directions contained IN the
N first section ofthe act entitled, an act lHfof-
po1at,po f4e Siol}lolaeyS II tkc jQaacS Rlrcr and
kaaa2nba Co@Pan9, pussed 10th March, la3e
the President and Directors Of tie James River
Company have appointed
Charles YrHceV
Renbrn T. Patterson,
Gearre Ba0hcr,
Sama,i J0Hfs,
Samuel T. Christian,
C9i. FGunialR,
Commissioners at Buckingham Court House for
tie purpose Of opening books Of subscription to
the stock of tho sand James River and Kama Sha
Company
N0ttce IS therefore hc,cbV circn That for the
purpose OF carrying the act aforesaid INTO execution,
a book Of subscription win be opened at Buckne-
ham Court house, on Monday the 2lst day of May
next, under the supcrlntendmcc Of the above named
Commissioners, OF S me of them, and will BE- kept
open for the space ottwcn'y days at the expiration
OF viii time, The Comm sloncs vii closr it, aad
Immediately transmit copy thereof, 10y mail to the
Second Auditor retaining the original until further
instructions.
A copy Of the act will be found in the Richmond
papers, aud other copies IN pamphlet form, VIII 1c
forwarded TO the Commissioners
BY order Of the james River Company
j. BROWN, Jr
>ccoad Audit5r
Mays wt3lM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
EFFERV ESCsNG SAItSA-
p&ESEIL& WDETsS.

vEVHlS day receiving Egerresetag &''aP71'l"
a. I'ocdcys for the cure of the diseases Of the
skin general debility, Heartburn, Nausea, Heaa
Ache. &c and MS an Alternative in diseases ofloug
standing, and after long and powerful coursss gf
Medicine. For sale by
Howell DAVIES.
April 80 its
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
\ valuable collection Of Books &
EnCra,inms nj Auction.

4 Will ssll nn his rs,uihp. IA &c House ocen
pt"t bs hlr. Jolu Ca,rnll without reserve, n
valuah = oaIlvctIsn ~ Z oks at EaRtryings
JOHN L. D. rAA NJ. huoi
Nfy3 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-05-03
Dismal Swamp lottery,

ITRNS NO = TOI I9oZ-
To be drawn at Richmond On Friday the ilth day
ofMay, 1872
&c Num5ers--lO drawn Ballots.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
From the National InteHigcncer of Saturdov.
PENNSYLVANIA


We learn from Harrisburg that the Resolutions
reported by MIR. Dunlop favorable to tho renewal
OF the charter of the Bank of the United States,
and adverse to the Treasury project of new Ia
rt, which had passed the III of Representatives.
unanimously, also passed the Senate, and were
signed by the Governor of the State on the 9th
An effort was made i'll the Senate to strike out of
ono OF the Resolves the words The American
system" on the ground that they had a souint
ing towardsa distinguished individual now in this
city, but 1t failed by vote of l9 against II.
We learn, additionally, that at the Republican
Convention, lately held at Harrisburg. the whole
State was represented by the most talented body
of mon that has ever assembled there and that
most important results are expected from its pro-
Pennsy lvana is lost To the present Administration.
Several Indeed letters say, "a mulberry of the
Jackson Members of the Legislature have come
ont openly for MI. Clay, and great majority arc
shaken since tie late Report Ct the Secretary of
the Treasury. We give this nioimati"n precisely
rs We receive 1t from respectable sources. The
Baltimore Convention has had its influence in
pennsylvania. Al the last accounts Gcorre Kre
dnsr' ana other Baltimore Convention men, were Il,
aiarrishurg, and i. was said, holding consultations,
the object OF which was to employ Van Buren, Edi
Ior (Which seems 10 be scarce article in Pennsvl
Vamia,) to establish press Harrisburg But il
VIII be all lii vain. If Mr.. Wilkins does not re
ccve the vote of that State for the Vice Presidency
no TREND oil the present Administration WILL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
Correspondence Of the u. s. Gazette.

WASHINGTON, juno 5, 1889.
will not predict that any outrage will he COM
miited on the persons of those who are summoned
to attend the Select Indian Committed but I pre
sumo that 1t MIR. Stanbcrry deemed a fit sub
Ject for the budgeon for indicating certain opini
GUS concerning fraud, some of those who will sus
tain those opinions on OATH and enhance i'm man
ner not to be resisted the cnormity of tho charles
preferred, may hold themselves to be i'm pcril of
personal violence. | heard that the evidence al
ready taken before the Communities is enough To
convince any man who can be convinced by the
power of truth, that there has been an ATTEMPT TO
commit fraud, by means of which hundreds of
public treasury, to the pockets of some half dozen
individuals. Our Indian affairs arc at this mo.
ment in a most deplorable condition.; involving n
waste OF blood and money such as has not been
equalied In any department for many years. The
Indian war, which Gen. Upton declares to
have been caused entirely by the impotence and ig
norancc and msmanagcment of the present adini-
nis.ratlon, will cost the people nearly half a million
before 1t Will be terminated. The waste of money
ana the retrogfadation of character in the esti
Hallon OF the Indians, are enormous. There is
not a man in the Indian bureau who knows any
thing ofthc Indian character or who can tell with
out much labor, the position in which VIC stand i'm
reference to the various tribes there is none who
arc conversant with the dispositions of the various
tribes, and their wants and wishes. The Secretary
OF War is the only individual cognizant of these
essential mattcrs and the labor of tho Indian bureau
entirely falls on his shoulders. / do not believe
That so high minded able, and honest an officer
can feel at ease in the political associations into
him, certainly, the post of honor will bo private
station Such men compose the kitchen cabi
net, can alone be elevated by a connection with
the present dynasty.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
NATIONAL HOTEL.
NEW YORK

| Wis well known and ,leo,r, E.,,,,,.
~ winch rs situated ut lI2 Broadway non,
anJ f, has recently been reprinted decorated
""u n''cu up ina style surpassed by none in this
.::p The house possesses from lis com.
SinesS and places of public amusements ndy,,i,
''e merchant, the traveller and man of leisure
m,,.n are ndiSpuablc. The parlors aud separate
w tor the use of families, either travelling
,;,L are elegantly furnished, and repetc
WIN comfort aud convenience III, ,nL,i
.tuPP.ica with every dclicacy os the season. and
w. s'y ie OF cooking, both French and American is
, mot eHcciIod al amy establishment in the civ,
81 mes ana liquors are selected from Houses
OF the first importers, are warrnn,cd I'm l.. ~ 49,
choicest quality and finest flavor The House viii
accommodate 100 persons IA
:, me whole is conducted for the Proprietor. by
,or. Mccarthy WHO will give his undivided at
"'ioii 10 thc business, and his best cxcrtions
10 give satisinIti on to the visitors.
30-2aw 3,a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
RICHMOND MARKETS. June II

Sd ~ Co:-Refused, $23a35; common passed
80 3oo3 so; middng to good 4a65; fine, 7acI
ccNl .SS.-Best, 1890 cts; inferior, Hall.
CANDLES.-Mould, llyal2 cts.
< SPERM 32-scarcc
cts; stock light.
MACkEREL-No. 3, S2.95a3-sales
LII ME-Thomaston, cask, so.
NAILS-5i cts.-saes
MoLASSES-N. .. 30 cts. sales; w. l. o7ooo i,
Observation-Disclosures o'
DO. City Ms-none.
HAY-75aS5 cts.
SALT-Livcrpool Sack, S 30
BAGON.-IIog round, 7u7t cts.
w Elisa ,n,-Baltimore, 33 cts. in hhds.--sulrs.
n: e. RU M--33 l-2a3I cts i'm demand
S 81 Croir and p. Rico, S7a95O.
fhEi1h lS-To Boston, flour, 40 cents.
n. York, do. 80
Europe, tobac., 45a47s.
do. flour, As Cd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
From the U. s. Telegraph of ,esterdav.

1IoW tne u. -. Telegraph OF yesterday.
PROFLlGACY.-Lewis Kendall, and Co. have
openly avowcd their belief that General Jackson's
popularity can stand any thing; and, surely, they
act on the principle Every citizen who has any
regard for the character of the country, can en-.
terrain but one opinion of the profigate article in
inc Globe of yesterday, which seeks to enlist into
inc c!ectioncerlng service of the administration,
the massacre of our frontier citizens. That there
mas been great rcmissness the part of the
agents OF the Government in that quarter, in quiz
Stng the complaints of the Indians, cannot be
doubted. But 1t is no apology for that neglect to
say, that the sympathy enlisted in behalf of tho
lhdlan tribes, was calculated to make them disccn
tented. 1t was the duty of the administration ia
countcract that discomfort by informing tn. In.
dams and dealing firmly and justly by them. We
are induced to take this notice of the article in the
Globe at tins time, because we see, from a letter
published in the New York Journal of Commerce
.hat inc agents of Georgia are charged with bav.
ing Perpetrated outrages calling for the imncdi
ate and energetic action of the Federal Executive
We trust that these accounts are eyagrcratcd I'm,
they cannot fail to arrest public attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

In, ne Western Mail Of yesterday brought Us news
oi The death of another venerable and weil.known
Tnl"en' 'onh khca, of Tennessee, as he used to
grcss when We first bcoane connected with Ills
l""rnal' hn"wn and distinguished not less by pa,ri
o.ic 1ea ana general good sense, than by certain
Poou u 4" dress and manner, united to u Kind
,'.,,; "nu benevolent temper. lie died Sunday
"ng!ering disease or rather continually increasing
u.oV' not attended with muc, suffering. Ills
aso Is gwen by our informant ut 10 years. We bad
.nu"g"' M" Older. We recollect to have heard a
p, gentleman say that he remembered Mr..
MICA representative of the county of Tennessee
IN Inc Legislature Of North Carolina, before Ten.
noSScc became State, and that his head was then
srcy. lie was from that time until within few
past a'm"s, constantly in public lite, and ever
Nat. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

81 Ok AK Tor sale the property which hold az
N LOUISA C"urt House. IL peculiar situation ia
Soch as WEI. as It's unusual advantage, that de-
scrlption OF them would make an 0dvertiacincnt
too long. Thc buildings arc OF wood ana would
require small Cdypnce TO improve Them say from,
one thousand go fifteen hundred dollars TO make
ihen sufficient Tor I'll tho udyau,r,s which rcrtoin
to the property. The land is Of ordinary quality
but IN high state of Improvement. The tract
contains 1921 acres. The whole OF that which is.
cleared Is "a very uc tilt; il hbcw isc contains that
"H'ch Is not cO'unOu to such establishments u
| SmperabundIncc q! farm timber and fire wood
should the seasons be congcuai, the hay crop
wnich VIII be svarthcr this year, worth not less
''Hn one thousand dnllarr and bc sold directly
~ h"'"e. The land, like other land which requires
Orr'i'"',oh and Improvement, and to be taken care
vi, Is ad pied I" any crop which belongs TO our
climate III Nwgna--l9titude 36a dcrrccs--arJ tho
pM - susceptible ty Che application of those means
""C" are easily and readily 60 be had If there
MrIo capitalists to purchase. The place, though
ca'eu Louisa Court House. is deemed a VILLAGE
ana 10y many individuals il is thouvit could IL,
made much larger ii the owner Of the land would
'"S IL OH IN lots. The cost 90 the purchaser j.,
copartncrshP, originally TWENTY-FIVE tbou.a,,I
""uarS, IN The year lSlI or Is. The cXpeuLiiur,,
an" subsequent improvements have been worry con
SIDERABLE at all events 10 make the sum at this ~,
riou equal to thirty thousand dollars for tho whole;
ana the profits which annually arise at this duIl
PERIOD" as well as tho very macy bad Tof late crop
yours mas Pa'd more than T. per ccntum; and If
INC purchaser should think that il wcrc ,n hi. -,
"rc", alter examining the peculiar ADVANTAGES
winch The property has, would brinp an il tercst
OF more Than ~ per ccrtum. The subscriber in
INC absence of those means which aye necessary
TO avail himself of all the advantages which are
necessary is induced TO offer ii for sale i stu
a'cd on the main road leaaing from Richmond
north and north wcst about 80 miles from Rich
m""d' and on the stage road, now called the I.oui
ga and Orange line, and is on the direction TO
charlottesville district FROM that place in the pre-
sent road 30 miles hut the mere direct route is by
the Green Springs, the waters of which were Tor.
mrr!y 'nuc resoficd to, and he'd in high rcvutc -.
ihry, however, are tie property Of Or. Jones NJ.
Niorrs' and not now rcsortcd to public wJtcy-
ing place.
II is presumed that the place offered for sale is
generally known in Virginia, irnot in other States,
ana the subscriber confidently and in good faith
recommends 1t as an exceedingly valuable and
hcaithiuI situation. Reference TO the subscribe,
Tor further particulars, either by letter or in person
must be Louisa Court House, Va.
june It's JOHN VI. PRICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

a " Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan.
= Gerry, held for Albemarle County. IN, OIL, Of
oe'oper IeSI, James Tom ms and Sarah his WIFE
80 80 'ofah Minor, Pl2inlifiS; against Alexander
i'eu' Executor Of Dabuey Minor deceased Al
,. ~ V9arIes and Mary his wife, late Mary Mi
III IL w. Neinhart and Catharue his wifc late
Sa'harine Minor, William Minor by John M;nnr
ms Guardian, Mildred Minor bv Job, n Enn,ana
", Guardian, and Lucy Jane Minor by N,r,h, I
" ." her Guardian, Dcfemda nts-Iy f;u,xcv,,
I'm no cause came on this day TO he heard ON Tho
~ answers and exhibits, and on argument of
joo,nsh' whercupon IT is adiudged. ordered and
Gvcrccd by the court, that the d,i;.n.,t AIox,rLo,
Jarrett, Executor of Dabncv N;nor I,ooasnJ ~,
proceed to advertise the propcrty h,,h rc,I and
r'No"a', mentioned in the bill answers SC he
TS'"e 10 the estate of Dabncy Minor deceased
'o "hoisposed of, in such newspapers as he NAV
80 ocS' calculated TO give public notice thereof
ana 10 sell the same al pnbl;c s,,o c,r tho h..,
~ 'i'' can be procured for the samc-selliny
,he lands OF said estate at such tiue no be MAI,
e''" pes', between now and the first ,,ay of Sen
"cr next, either in entire tracts or smaller par
's us i' be best for the interest of said lcyatec.
n credit OF one, two, and three years, taking
nom The p -chasers, bonds with approved secu,i
~, ana o.ed of trust on the lands ;cxccpt the
reSterh or Indiana 1ands) to secure the payment
-, 'i'o purchase moncy,-that the negroes and
oer personal property be Sold soon as possible
e"er altogether for credit, or partly for casr and
parity on credit, as may be deemed by said Garrett
most conducivet to the interest of said cstotc-ond
"ou'u inc whole, or any part of said personal pro-
Pcrty be sold on credit, tho same not to exceed
"o'Vc months, taking bonds with uncxccptionablc
s'IurtY from the purchascrs--and that the said
alexander Garrett do make particular and special
TO th's court of his actngs and doings touch
ing the same, preparatory 10 a decree The Cprr,s
Brook lands will he sold subject to the rent of Tho
ensuing year, (lS321 Testc. " '''
june ll-cids ALEX'R GARRETT G c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
Fey fPssS. kf2ss2g0f9 B. Gc.
MADEIRA NNINI

BY order of A. j. Gouyia, ESQ. agent FOR tho
celebrated Vino merchants Of Madeira, Mcssrs
hontclros \ Co. aud others, shall sell on FRI
DAY the 22d inst. at II o'clock, in the loft of our
warehouse, where the same is stored, for the pur-
pose of closing consignmcnls
l3 half quarter casks, ii gallons in, Madeira
Wine,
46 quarter casks, ~ gallons in, Madeira
Wine,
halt pipes, 80 gallons in, MuIora Wine.
The above Wine was shipped direct from Madci-
II IS years old, and Will on examination, prove to
be of excellent quality.
The terms will be liberal, and mad, known at
the sale. o. D. & co Annts
le IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

letters AVE been received in Boston, STATING
mat ai., native. of the Cape de Verbs arc perish
ing from starvation. In the Island Of Fogo, can.
tanning population ,,f 10000, fifteen died daily
for want Of food.--Byory thing in the shape of a
crop had entirely JAILED, owing to ;hc absence Of
rain for a whole year Thc provisions Cu the Is.
and all that was CARRIED there cane from ST. Jago,
which was poorly able 10 supply it. The Porlu-
gucsc Government was teO stretched 10 afford any
present aid.
The Commandant Of the u. States ship Peacock
had touched at ST, Iago. and left there $50 Of the
islanders, with a snail supply Of provisions.
The letter writer states that, without rain, st.
Jago will he shortly in condition quite as wretch
cd as Fogo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
$40 ~ Il EnSIE2 -.

y y AN away from the subscriber, residing on
Il q the North River in Roclbrdgc County,
about ten miles from Lexington, 4 NEGRO Eel
Low, named CCltBlN. lie IS very large man.
upwards OF six feet high, very Gar, color, rough
visage, aud very talkativc, und speaks with quick
ness lie had on warn he left me an old coat of
blue broad cloth, pair ofhiue Jeans pantaloons,
ana an old white hat. 1t is supposed he has pro-
cured tree papers, and will cndcavor TO pass him
sell as freeman. The subscriber thinks i, pos
sibe that he may be lurking in the ncighbor-
hood OF Mr.. Cooks the Cow Pasture below
Marlborough, where his wife lives. Fox his ap-
prehensi"n and delivery TO at my residence,
or comini'tal To Rockbridgc Jail so that get him,
Will give the sum Of Thirty Dollars if taken in
the county-Forty Dollars if taken ont of tho
county, and within the limits Of the Siatc--and
Seventy Dollars if taken beyond the limits of tlo
state. HENRY 4 MCCORMICK,
March %, 1892 an 3 ,y2m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
Saddles. EHssssaqss. 81

a
VII Il subscriber respectfully informs his friends
Ia ana thc public generally, that he keeps ON
nand at the well known stand formerly occuni.d h,
James Sheppard, corner below the Central Uo,nf
MAIN street, Il general assortment Of ready u,oL,
work, OF the very best materials anG worknI,ns,;n
consistingof
rentiemens and Ladies' best plain Saddles
80 do.
Second rate H.
Common Saddles,
BOYS do
Saddlc-Bags and Valicce Pads
Saddle Cloths, of various kinds
iiateo ana steel bit and badoom Brides
DO. do. snaiilc Brides
Brass snaflle Brides
Plated, steel and brass Stirrup Irons
Iiated steel and brass Spurs
English Bride feathers
American black and fair do
Martingacs, do. do
Rated brass and black mounted coacH ,i,, l.,
rouche and sulkcy Harness, of yarions Gunli.
ties ~ di'-
bcst and common Jersey Harness
bcst and common fall and spring ton oir Wbi,s
Best and common twig Whips
flaticd riding Whips
All Kinds OF Cart Gear, and many otbcr ,rticIo.
IN his line, all Of which he will sell low for small
profit. " i o"idli
lie docs solicit his friends and the puhIic to c,u
ana examine his work for themselves
All orders thankfully received and attended, to
oid Saddles and Harness taken i'm EXCHANGE e.,
new ones. Holm sITrnn 'oi
jc 4-d6 2aw3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
Green Spring Land for sale.

w LII be sold to the highest bidder at Louisa
our Rouse on the second Monday in July
next, that being Louisa Court .ay. ON n crcdi, ~
one, TWO ana three years. TRACT OF LAND.
containing 1893 Acres. 1t is situated i'm Louisn
county IN what is well known as tho Green Sprino
rros.:oorno"d' which is, without doubt, the best
farming land below the Rdre 7, j. n,,,;,,,i
aoaptedt TO the growth of wheat and grass !, as
ne"ithy as any part of Virginia, md affords as good
society as can he found in the country. About 800
acres OF the Land Is cleared, the balance is in
woods, large portion of which is Tobncco LAID
OF superior quality. The Land is well wa,ercd'
1"1 IN all respects most desirable twill he div;
aeu 10 SUIT purchasers if required. Those disposed
~ PufchaSc' arc invited to view the land before the
Joseph w. Morris. mo Mo1pIS c'''' >
Executor OF VIM. Norris deed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
BANK OF MARYI,AND

BALTIMORE, Dec. Goth 1881
resolution of the Board of Directors of
81 y this institution the following scale and r,tcs
have been adopted for the Government of tbc OFF.
GERS thereof in receiving depositcs of money sub.
jcct to interest, viz: '1
FOR dcposItes payable ninety DAYS after
demand, certificates shall be issued beariup
~ o 'i al ''.o I"te per annnm OF per ct.
FOR dcPosites payable thirty days after
demand, certificates shall be issued bear
- at 'l'e ra'e per annum OF per ct.
lcct to be chcckcdaifor at the pleasure of
the dcposltor, interest shall be allowed
at the rate of = . -.
BY order, r. WILSON. C,sl,icr
may 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

o." In pursuance Of a Resolution Of the National
Republican Convention of Young Men of the Uni
ted States lately assembled at Washington City, a
Convention of the National Republican Young Men
OF tho State of Virginia will be held at Stanton
on the third Monday in July next, TO which the
friends of Mr.. Clay in the different counties arc
respectfully invited to send Delegates.
Editors OF newspapers throughout the State arc
requested to copy the above notice into their re-
spectivc Journals.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
CD-E1.gEsV.V.Es IL SKgsED-


b VIE nnhscrlbers, under tho Style of RICH
Id AkD BARTON HAXALI Sc CO.. will
commence BUSINESS on the first day of June cnsu
ing-Ihat Large Milling Establishment which ha,
oecn Just completed in the best manner by the Firm
OF Phlip lIaxall u Co., (enti,lcd the "CoLuMn,,,
MILLS, will be conducted by them, on the mos,
extensive scale, for the manufacture of "Cifv NM
FoWr." 3 ''
iney sohcit their friends, and the friends oil
rhiiip itaNall " Co.. 20 call and afford them an Cd
poftnn'ty to purchase their crops of WHEAT ord
NoHN' WILLIAM HAXALL.
RID. BARTON HAXALI
Richmond, Odd May, l832-aaw l2t
A oIlCE.-The subscribers, trustees for the
VI creditors of Mcssrs. BELT * SuEyy.Rp bovc
appointed Johm MashaH SHEPPARD our agent Ia
collect all debts due To the .nid firm of ReIt &,
sheppard. To which said agent. Il is EARNESTLY rc
quested that all persons Indebted by bond, note, or
open account, will make immediate payment. jain
MARSHALL Sheppard may generaiiy be jovud N The
store ct f. D. j. S. Jncms d. Co.
BEN. SHEPPARD
JOHN n. GORDON
fLEMI NC JAMES,
j. SHEPPARD JAMES
may 30-2awlot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

u NOTICE.-Rcligions Services may be OK.
pected in the Episcopal Church in williamsburg,
on Thursday the 18th, continue until the
evening Of Sunday the 18th. On that occasion,
any friends of Religion and the Church, who mo v
attend, will be Hospitality received by the inhabi-
tan,s Of the place
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12

HARRISBURG, (Pa) juno 3.
FINE STAwsERRIEs.--On Wednesday, we were
presented by James Lesley, Esq of this place. with
specimen of fine Scarlet Virginia Strawberries.
which grew in his garden from plants set out last
measuring inches in circumfcrcnce one vav. and
- another, and weighing dwt ID grains. Car
any one of our hortcuituralsts furnish finer ones,
If so, wc would Ike to be furnished with cam.
pic Of them,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-06-12
NEW You

,,,,, NEW YORK, June 81 PM
both Western and Southern, arc worth S6--,h;s
morning SUI brls. Georgetown have been sold NJ
SoS, though this must be counted only pr;cc
wen h,Rers pay. Exchange for the packet of
inand.-Jour Conn.,