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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-01-11
BANK OF THE UNITED STATES.

In The House Representatives on Monday
Mr.. McDufie presented the memorial from
the President. Directors and Company of the
b TX of the United States, praying for a renewal
OF the charter Of that institution.
Mr.. Nc ufhe moved that It be referred to the
Committee of Wsvs and Means. He observed
that he had been induced to move that it take this
course from the circumstance Of that part OF the
Message Of the President, and the Report Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury, having been commit
ted to the Committee Of Ways and Means.
Mr.. Wayne said, that he understood the pro.
position before the House to be reference of the
memorial to the Committee Of Ways and Means.
On former occasion he had objected to such a
reference Of the questions but it was not his nten-
ton now to trouble the House with repetition of
the reasons he haG urged, at the early part Of the
session, against its taking such a course. But he
would. nevertheless, call upon gentlemen to re-
fleet on the peculiar attitude in which the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means stood with relation
TO the Bank question. and after considering, too,
the purport OF the Presidents Message, aud the
Report Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, con-
cerniog il. He would ask. then. weether under
the circumstances OF the case, it were rot now
proper to- refer the memorial to q select commit.
tee, one entirely uncommtted with regard to it.
This, however, was not his only object in rising
The question bad not come upon them entirely
unexpected. He had been aware that the memo
rial would be presented this morning; and when
he looked at the proceedings Of the last four
weeks. and reflected on the motives which bad
led to its being brought forward at this particular
period. be saw additional reasons why it should
not b. permitted to engage their attention at pre-
sent. Let gentlemen connect the presentation
Of the memorial with the recent proceedings at
Baltimore. and they would perceive that it was
party movement. intended TO bear upon the inte-
rests nf persons hereafter perhaps, to assume the
highest functions Of the government. He would
no enter into discussion on the subject for he
trusted that now, although there might be a
majority in the House in favor OF the measure.
still that they would not bend themselves to an
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
MARKETS-Dec. 30, 1882.

MARkETS-Dec. 20, 1882.
wnxNr-Sl goal Is.
Cousrnr fLOvn-Buyors ofFor IS IS. holders ask
90
CoRN.-old 20 cts. per bushel.
now 65 cts
CorroS,-10 1-2 cts.
BncoS, I-2a9.
LsRp, 9. =
sucAk-S,. Croir. 8 l.2aio la per ID.
Nsw Orleans, 7l-2s5 ID.
Loaf. Is l.2nl6Ne.
MoIAssEs-39 a &c cts.
CoFYEK-Grecn, I3 IA l.2 cts.
Java, ID d Is cts.
SALr-Liverpool flld, SO So.
GROUND ALUM, So co.
IonAcco-Without change, conmeR qualities IL,
good demand.
Common refused, 50 q 3 So
Other refused SO so a SO.
Common passed 81 so a SO.
Middling do. S so a so.
Good and fine, 700 10.
HKRRIsos-No. l, Potomac, 80 so.
North Carolina, SO rs.
OATS. 40a43 cts. per bush.
TAs, Sc.
FEATHERS. 3Sd40 cts. Der ID.
Observation-Disclosures, 50 50d3 so.
LuSnsR-34 inch FOLLOW pine pix. Sl3 per 1000.
Ia inch do do l5a20 do.
Flooring Plank, S2osS25 do.
12inch poplar plank. $l2o25 do.
3 inch do 20c25 do
inch white oak plank, S20a32 SO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
DRY GOODS AT AuCvTIO,

DRY GOODS Al AUCTION.
On THURSDAY next, the Goth inst, at 10
O'Clock, will be sold at Aution Rooms a rene.
raj assortment of DRY GOODS, suited TO the
season, 'cHhoGf reseree, TO close consgnlneats--
Terms at sale. o. ID. & co. Aucts
dc II
O. In consequence Of somo Of the Goods in
tended for The above sale uni having arrived,
the sale Is postponed TO THURSDAY, the 9Th
inst. at 10 "'clock, when it will positively Take
place -In the Sale will he n large quantity Of
desirable articles, suited 10 The present seasoa,
Sucl, ns Point, Rose and Dufle Blankets, Kcr
seys, SnttiDois, Fnuucls, WooIlrn Hose and
half Hose, Camblets. Aliddliug Cloths. Super
fDo do, large assortment Of Cotton Sl,aw Is
and Hdkfs., large assortment Of elrgaOt SILK
Sbawls, Merino Sbswls and Scarfs, &c &c.
de 10 o. d. & C, Aurts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
ShockoeaEEisa Taye /.

NS HOCKOE HILL TAFERN.-Thc subscribers
~ have tahem this wcll.kuown stand. formerly
kept by MIR. 5ohn ralman, aSd recently by Mr.. Wiz
son Brackett. The huusc has just undergone "a
thorough repair, and no pains or expense havo
been spared III furnishing the rooms with iurni-
t2re, beds ond bedding, all of which are entire
ly newt and wo pledge ourselves TO Keep our
Table and Pa. well supplied Our stables are
large and airy, with pure and wholesome wa.
ter flowing in abundance at the rear door of
the stable. We shall take great care 10 hsvo
on hand, At all times, good supply of Corn,
clean IL Shcaf Oats, and Hays Fodder, OF the best
quaty.-Corriages, Gigs, nc. preserved from all
kinds of weather. Servants accommodations COM
Portable And ready to accomrIu.
uate, IN good style, travellers, or permanent
or transient bcarders. Tho high and healthy
situation of the house, II. bo!~cen lst
ana I'll streets, into which the maih west
crn ana northern roads enter, and the long ex-
ness, having been employed by John Talman, az
this house, also at The Planters Hotel and after
wards being principal manager FOR AIR. Archibald
Robertson at the Washington Tavern, together witk
the unremitted attention which shall pay TO tho
comfortable accommodation of such us may favou.
rs with their custom, viii, trust, ensure US Ii
beral share of public patronage.
3. Ct s. JONES.
" From 10 to 5 Members of the krgislatura
can be accommodated with eentecl Board upon
very moderate terms. Tho wclk TO the Capitol IN
very good having been gravclicd IN inclement
weather, our Carriage and Horses will be furnished
to carry the Members 10 The Capitol free Of charge
b. s, S. j.
Is Boarding Horses can DO IA hcn at moderate
paico in Our superior Stables. 26-Gtd&9tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
EMiOis School, .1iLea,a 0,.ic.

vESliE subscribers will continue thor School the
-, ensuing year. In it will be taught tho Creek,
Latin French. ano English Languages; Qeogra-
ply s. Arithmetic. Tho Mathematics W i'll be taught.
shcun they DC able TO procure assistant qualified
to teach them, of which notice Will be given
Their terms are. for Tuition, thirty dollars the Soho.
lostic year, and Board may bo mad with either of
the sabseribers, or in respectable families in the
ncigbborhood at eighty dollars for the same term;
every thing furnished The School will be opened
on Monday. the l4th of January. and with va
cation of tho month of July, will terminate on the
20th December.
A sntleman well qualified 20 teach Mathema-
tics and the Greek and Latin Languages. or Ma
themstes s!one, will be eligibly situated by taking
an interest in our establishment. Application TO
be made to either of the subscriber. carly as
possible, by letter, directed to Charlottesville Viz
GINA FRANK CARR
de 2o-law5te JONATHAN B. CARR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
SHAVING CAKES.

H1MNtE Shaving Soap is one of the greatest
m4ur'cs The chief desideraturn in making a
preparation that might really assis, the operation OF
.nav1$' has heretofore been TO produce good Ia
sher. NIX once elected substantial good has been
Ionno's ana one too of daily Importance. These
cakes profess 10 effect this They yield lathcr close
lni' neh' permanent, and retcntive of its moisture
They have too an advantage which is of quite as
much Importance to soap rs To winc-,hcy are old,
ana ,hey have become perfectly neutralized. Being
highly purified and elaborated, they heal euticular
irfhat'ens; and being delicatcy perfumed, will DO
found shtrely agreeable. No gentleman can con.
sioer NJ. dressing case complete without this ar
ticlc. Eur Sale by MI. DAY.
dc 40
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

Resoired, That leave DO given 10 bring in I'LL
changing tho place Of holding separate election in
the county Of Campbell.
On motion Of Mr.. NAsn,
Recosrcd, 9Ihat Wednesday, The 2nd January, be
fixed for proceeding to the Joint order for the ar
rapgenent Of the Congressional Districts, &c.
On motion of Mr.. SrErnEssos,
Resof.ed. That leave be given 10 bring in bill "a
appropriate the sum of 8 from the fund Of In
ternaI improvement. for opening and constructing
road from Summersville in the county of Nicholas
TO the town Of Huntcrsvile in the county Of Poca-
hontas.
On motion Of Mr.. CoLLIss,
hesotred, That the Commitiee OF Roads and Inter
nal Navigation, enquire into tue expediency Of ex-
snpting the inhabitants of Portsmouth, from work
ing on the Roads In Norfolk comfy.
On motion of Mr.. NuaDAeeu,
Resolred, That the Committee of Roads and In
ternaI Navigation, enquire into the expedisDcy OF
compelling the Court of Norfolk county, to run
boats between Norfolk and Portsmoush, ond WASH
ington Point, for tho transportation of horses and
carriages. and to reduce the rates of fsrrsge
Elizabeth River. 80 sas<
The following cngrossed hills ws.s read third
time and passed-Authorising Thomas Bryan 10
erect q dam across the Caeapchon River; esiai-
!'sh.ng the town OF jacksonville, at the seat Of
justice of the county of Floyd hill to discontinue
street ia the town Of Parksrsi,urg. Ia the county
Of Wood; releasing 20 Sidney Cain The Common.
weAlihs right to the properly of John Cain. dece.s.
ed; incorporating tue Wsrrraton and Occoquan
Turnpike Company.
EsKATeM.--In the report of tho debate upon Mr..
Carters motion, Mr.. Brodnax is made to say.
"Ho felt the deepest gratitude for tho .lenour be-
slowed upon himself, but Inc could not hope that the
Committee under its present organisation, would
DC likely to ensure (no announcc as thsre pr nted)
tho safety Of the Uuon, pour oil upon the trou-
bled W a,ers of Federal Politics." Tho meaning OF
Mr.. u. Vas. VIC understand, the reverse of that
conveyed in the above sentence. He approved of
tho Cosmitteo, and hoped that under its present
organtfa'on, it, with the additional number pro-
Possd, might bc able to pour oil upon tho aters,
dc. Bus at the sarno time, no expressed himself
willing If necssssry.is adopt the smendmsnt of
Mr.. Carter.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
EAGLE HaOTEH1,
RICHWCND, va.
II Il o NJ a S C. POW Il L Z, ,

Late Of the Boling6rook Hotel, Petersburg,
D EsPEcrruLLY informs his friends and the pub
A9 lie generally, that he has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL and will take possession Oh Tuesday the
goth inst, whom he will be prepared 10 accommo-
date Travellers and others in tho best style. 1t is
his intention to make many alterations im bis
tablisbment, which no thinks will have u tendency
to add inucn to the comfort and convenience of
those who may favor rim with thsir patronage
Members OF the Legislature will be provided with
comfortable apartments, and every ekortion usod to
give them satisfaction, 1t is scarcely necessary to
say any thing of the Advantages which this woll-
known Hotel offers, situated in the centre of BUSH
hesS and convenient to all the public Offices. His
expo iencc in the business ustifiss hiu, III saying
that morning. on hs part shall be wanting to render
TINS establishment worthy of the patronage OF the
public. no l9-d&ctf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

richmond and Lynchburg Stages.
"a ME Public arc respectfully informed, that b,
M directions OF the Post Office Department. thi,
Line Is changed from three to six times week
Inc stage will leave Richmond and Lynchbury
every day, saturdays excepted, and arrive in each
pace every day, Sundays excepted.
AS this arrangement extends no farther than
Lynchburg, passengers for the South, either by
Iecks ~ Welfords Line, via Farmyille, iHamden
Sydney College, &c, or by Smiths Line, through
Danyiile to the Carolnas, Georgia. &c; to the
Southwest, through Alabama nd Tennessee, and TO
the West via the Watering Places in Virginia, and
TO GuIandotte, OH the Ohio River, should, unless
they wish to rest day in Lynchhurg leave Rich
mond on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The Coaches on this Line are new and are not
exceilcd IN heauty, strength comfort, by any now
IN use; the horses are good and the drivers accom-
modating, skilful and steady.
In consequence of the great nprovements recent
ly effected, and those in contemplation in the
Steamboat navigation between Richmond and Bal
timore, with which this Line connects three times
week going and returnng) facilitating the inter-
course between those points, hey ond all previous
ample, can confidently recommend my Line to ira
yeiicrs from the West, South west and South in their
trips to and from the North The time required to ac
compilsh them, and the expenses varying but little
from any other Line, and in point of comfort ex.
ceeded by none if equalled byiany.
a. PATERSON, Proprietor
N. BAH baggage, packages, &c, at the risk
OF the owners tlsfeof. de 20-9aw2wlawtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 18.-The Ship James
CroPPer, Gary, of Petersburg, Va from Bristol En-
with cargo Of railroad iron, to AS, G.: Ralston
struck on Five Fathom Bank, on Saturday night
iast--was got off and sunk in ten fathoms water:
vessel and cargo totally lost. The pilot boat Thos.
a. Morgan, with the crew of the J. G. aud the long
boat and jolly boat in company, with sore mutoe
rails, are coming up TO tho city The Captain Of the
). e. came mp in the Wilmington boat. Sailed Nov.
oth-had London papers to the 9TH Nov. which
wero lost-sftcr the ship drited off the bank, she
was run for Cape Hehopcn, the wind dying away,
the ship sunk in about 10 fathoms water The ships
tops arc just above water. Ship Alicia, Coke, for
Philadelphia sailed about 10 days before. Brig
Virginia sailed in Criterion, Barnhan, FOR
Philadelphia, same day. Omega, Barring, do. 10
DAYS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
800 B3Esssaad Mlo.

He AN AWAY or Saturday aet, LIT instant, a
go negro man named WILLIAM COOK.
about % years of age, fec! Z or Sinchcs high, u
yellow complexion, likely and guntcel in his APP
pearance, and when spoken to answers quick and
with im,eltigencc--he is well known in thiu Civ.
particularly on Church H:ll, where he has lived
with the subscriber f"r tho last yeats. lie is II
native of Matthews county, where he has Il ,ros
thor, living in the family of ii Mrs. farewell, and
il is probable he viii direct his course thithera
'n"sters Of vessel and others hereby warned
aga!nht carrying OF or iarboring said negro.
Tho above reward of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid to any person who vii! apprchcnd and So.
cure SAID negro in juil without the state of
Virginia, or Fifty Dollars if take at Norfolk or
within this State, and if in I;rhmcnd, twenty.
1--we dollars will BIO paid by the subscriber
dc 5-d6t-eotf GLEN g. WESTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Cash Sulc of Negroes

Esf virtue of u occreo of tho Circuit Superior
- Court OF Law and Chancory for the county
o. hanover Will he sold, for cush, at Hendcrson's
Cross Roads, in tho upper end of said county, on
rriuay, the 2oth Of the prcsen, month, (Dec.) if
iaf' II not the next fair day thereafter. Sunday
excepted, all the Negroes belonging TO tho estate
', INC ia,e Charles Mills, senr., decd. There are
about thirteen in number some of which are con.
s'oefeu vaiuabie.-particularly Carpenter.
O,ts THOMPSON, J.. |
EELIX WINSTON, Commissionsrs.
do 20S-rD,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

A CoarLiaxsr.-fn "Tom Cripgls's Log an
interesting description of scenes in the West In
dies, at soa, &c. published in an English period.
cal, THE writer holds following language:
"ln the helc, or graphing in mortal combat, on
tho blood slippery quarter deck of an cncmy's
vessel, British soldier or sailor is the bravest of
tue brave. No soldier sailor of any other nation,
Saving and excepting those DAMNED YANKEES, can
stand against him; thoy would be- utterly ovor.
powered, their hearts would fail them. they would
either be cut down, thrust through, or they would
turn and heer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

c. United States Bank Stuck is leokine
np-fr ON 1O4 il has risen 10 III aII2. Those
=" no sold alta high proc upon time, relying up
on the effects Of the Presidents Message 10
knock down tho price when they could buy
low, may be caught after all.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
~
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Necessary for "a Ci,oicr,


The Union Convention met; md received
from MIR. Randall Hunt, Resolutions to the fol-
lowing effect, which he prepared, by the init
ihatiou that ho was, in some sort. in their i'll
tro'uction, the Representative Of the Union
party Of Charleston.
That the Union Party acknowledge no allie
R,snce to nuy government, except that Of the
United States.
That, iii referring this resolution 10 the gene :
fst committee, they bo instructed TO inquire
~peihhr u IL mot cxprdient To give Il military
organization to the Union party throughout the
State?
Whether il will not be necessary To- call in
the assistance of the general government, for
TIC purpose Of maintaining The laws If III. L.
States, against the arbitrary violence which is
Threatened by the Ordnance Of the Into Con-
vcntiou.
These resolutions rerc NOT rejected, toiih
an universal burst Of horroE They we're r.for-
red to the General Committee, with only one
dissenting voice.
Fortunately, they are just such rs will either
compel NIL honest men 10 ahjurc tho party; or
else they will make it apparent 10 tho whole
world, VIII, what sort of men we have TO do.
Judge Hayne moved that they re-orgauizo
their party in more efcctua way.
resolution was also introduced, hy which
The Convention shonId inform General Jackson,
that the Legislature of the State had, in voting
against him, totally nisrepresen.ed tho wishes
OF fhs pcop!erof whom more than two-third.
are Geyofed to hint. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
B UCAE.E.WB-

@1Nok SALE, that valuable Plantation on James
a River commonly called BUCKLAND, ad.
Joining Westovor, containing l66O acres. The
land said to DO equal to any tho river below the
tails. Possession to be given on tho LIST Jdnuar,
hcst. Should it not he previously disposed of a,
private sao, IL will he offered auction al Peters
bHrgfS2n THURSDAY the 9th inst. Further
intetn'ai,on respecting it will he afforded by John
Allison. Esq. OF Petersburg; John r. Triplett. Esq
Of Richmond, or tho undersigned at Norfolk
de- 2O-dSS ctds WILLIAM I,RAX :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Nxw YoRK, Dec. ID

Nav YoRH, Dec. ID, noon.
THE MANIFESTATIONS is heavy and prices
droop. good deal is now landing, and most of
IL Is more or less wet dirted. Some sales in this
condition have been made at So. The prices of
gram are not changed. Cotton is rather fiat.
Sales at the N. York Stock and Eek change Board,
Dec. l4-422 Shares u. s. Bank, IL 1slIl. Bills
ON London, pound sterling 4.s2.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
.Nega.OeS WHaafed.

subscribers wish TO hire q number of
Negroes TO work at their Colliery, for which
they wiii pay The highcs, wages
Satisfactory references given rs to the treatment
oil ,ho Negroes, and tho mayhem, of their hire
made 10 suit the owner.
Apply at their Colliery, in Goochond county,
mar lover Mills, or at their Yard, on the south
S"s % o. she Basin. {. BROWN & Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
MAIsRIEN

:, At Romney. on Wednesday evening 18th, by tho
Rev. william II. Footc, DIR. PHILir C.. SIAUuHrEn.
OF Fairfax, Culpcper county, Va, to Miss MARY
ELizABkrii, daughter Of John Mcdowell, Esq. Of
Romney, Hampshire County.
BY tho Rev. Capt Masse, or Tuesday, the llth
inst, Mr.. JAMIE N. TRior, to Miss CAruARIsE c.,
daughter Of Newell Baker, all Of Louisa County.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21

FHSEN DOLLARS REWARD-Ran away from
q the subscriber. Negro Man named PA.
TRICK, about % or 30 years Of age; yellow com
piected: has scar on his right eye, which gives
Inn the appearance of being blind in that eye
has bad councnanco. He is we'll acquainted
about Richmond and Manchester. lie worked
since Christmas. at Mr. Rdndalls Coal Yard, and
has a wife at the Widow Chetom's Chesterfield,
about . miles from Manchester. He will no doub,
be lurking about one other of the aboyc named
places. l will give the above reward for the deli.
very of him u MIR. Bacon Tate Richmond.
de l-2awSt< GEO. b. SANDERSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
NOTICE.

VIZ NJ. @. rENDLErON, Esq. having resign,
w cd as one OF the Commissioners ofihe Cir
cult Superior Court Of Law aud Chancery for tho
County of i1enrco, tho parties interested IN eases
pending before him, hereby notified that such
cases arc transferred to the undarsig med whS VIII
proceed IN ,hem one Of tho Conlmi> sioners of
SAID Court In the same manner if proceed.
ngs already had i'll them hud commenced before
him.
lhe Office If tho undersigned Is one door below
the Post Office. JNO. SHORE, Comn.'r.
aug 90 2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Corn, Hoop Poles, &c.

~ r wish TO purchase 1000 bills. good white
w Corn-also, good supply of Hoop Poles
and Flour Barrel Timber, particularly Heading.
do 20-ftc K B. HhXALL & co.
EAEBATE ON SLAYERY.-Review of the
L. Debate in the Virginia Legislature of 1881
and 2, by Thomas K. Dew, Professor of History,
Metaphysics and Political Law, William s. Mary
Collcge-just published, for sale by
dc 10 }. II. NASH
PROFESSOR DEW ON ABOLITION.
KH7illS day published. for sale 10y K. I. SMITH.
IL Review of the Debate in the Virginia
Legislature OF 1881 and 1882, by Thomas Il.
Dow, Professor Of History, Metaphysics aud
Political Law, William IL Mary College.
al
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
LOUISVILLE AND PORTLAND CANA

LOUlSVlLLE AND PORTLAND CANAL
The Cow rnOr OF Kentucky in lis late me
sage. sayS:
"Iho louisville AMI Portland Canal, I am
sratified to learn, is completed, md the pnssage
"t vessels through it rendered safc."
We notice hat there is petition now circu.
lhtIng w the west, requesting the Federal Go
rnmeht TO buy out the stock Of this canal, and
ihal the canal shall he made fr.e for the com
merce Of the west. Louisville being port
entry such prop siion Seems to como within
the scope olthc powers Of The Federal Govern.
men, as. Ibid down by the President.
ITT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
DIED,

On the 18th inst, at the residence of Mr. Ed
mund Jordan, Mrs. SUSAN T.. w. RICHARDS, in
the 2fth year Of her age, consort of Mr.. John Ri.
chards. Her friends and acquaintancss are re.
spsctfully invited to attend her funeral on toner
rowmornng at 10 o'clock, without further invita-
ton.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-21
Executors ale.

va Ill be sold, on Friday, the 25th Of the
w current month, at the residence Of Mrs.
Maria Bottom, in Manchester all the Personal
Estate of which the late William Bottom died pos
scssed, to wit: all the household aud kitchen FUR
niturc, comprising the usual variety, one yubstan
tial Coal Wagon, with tv prime Horscs, and their
gear; also, several other Horses, number Of
Stand Casks, and the usual fixtures Of a Grocery
Store, &C. sc. Terms made known the day
of sao THOMAS BOTTOM,
Admir- of VIM. Bottom, decd.
Manchester, Dec. s'h, le32-2aw =