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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
GE0RGtA

The Legislature OF Georgia convened "a, Mi.
ledgeyille on Monday, tie 5th nst. The Message
of Gov Lumpkn fills page OF newspaper: aud
is occupied principally with an attack upon the de.
eison ofthe Supreme CouIt in the case of Worces
Ter and Butiet vlndicesior Of the policy of Geor-
gs in relation 10 tho Indian question. and d.nun
cintion OF tho Tariff. He regards the ariB of 1899
as a considerable modification 81 the system, and
IA evidence of the existence OF coilcIhatofy SPIN,
which may ultimately lead 70 a settlement. of the
question, without resort 70 violest measures He
therefore recommends moderation and forbearanee
In relation To The doctrine OF Mobilization, Gov.
l.nmphn SAYS, Icaunot consider II advisable tor
sing le State, upon heI separate ae,on to Under
take to force redress Of grievances from tue general
government. while her sister States, equally inter
csed arc no, consulted as 10 the policy TO DO
pursued. -" The mystical doctrine Of Modification,
IS conlended for by its advocates has only tended
to bewilder the minds Of the people. ,ndame their
passions, aud prepare them .os anarchy and .evolu.
t,oo. Wherever It spreads. nengendcrs iho mos,
butter strfes and animasltes, aud dsgolscs the mos,
endearng relations file believe Modification
to ho unsound dangerous and decisive, 10 practice
we'll as IN sheOsg.'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

A Hard Lesson--S, Paul first advisetb women
10 submit themselves TO their husbands, and then
counselleth men to love their wives since II was
fitting that women should first have their lesson
given to them because it is hardest to be learned,
AID therefore they need have the more time TO conn
!, IFaIleJ.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

81 The New York pofero announce the arrival
OIL W.Tazvel, Esq a tho, e'y,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19


az The Pensacola Gazette annonncss the death,
os the 18th alt OF CSeo SsAn Clsrk He wss sor-
meSiy prcancus and ,nauenrial cltizen ~ Grur-
giS, and Wss. a. one tune. head ~ tue Aunereus
snd respectable party which eth besra ma nsue
and which 60 long, ana with vasioup euccess,
struggled fcs Tho rod OF en1pite, sgai.ss the par
y which formerly wore the badge of Wilsn II
Crawford. & which,nog iighs under the banner OF
George NJ. E'oup. We have before - a striking
commentary on the temporary character Tho Dis.
inctions Von By parry leaders, 40 the fate Of the
chiefs 81 ihetwo factions whose Quarsels a. one
tln9 caused the whole STATE Of Georgia TO overflow
with the watesneSs Of bitterness. Gen. Clask -
Dead and long before no died be had sunk iuto OBJ
iVon, complete it not a. enduring ns tina. which
awaits him IN she tomb. Mr.. Crawford ych hves ,
bus no who onee gave law to his party. has 30 for
los, his ovaculss influence with them. chat he yss,
bus the other day. defeated 10 AZ election bsioTe tho
people, by mss unheard o. fap ,0she wo know,
beyond the boundaries OIL cpuntp' Vhe tive
paSses. however Yes battle away under the iis,ne-
TIVE sPpe,lstons ogihei, former ioaiegs-w the
iesdere themselves scarcely remembered. and
The original cause ofonasrel has been forgotten br
n,netesn-ewenlieihs Of either phaaae
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19
INDIANA.

The following are the only returns that have
reached US from Indiana:
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-11-19

Dsry Croetet's last --Gfaeke., at one os,he Pre-
sijen,s Leyees at Washington last winter, vss
offered an Ice After tasting it, he whispered 10 a
gentleman near him, " The cream is very sweet,
bot how mortified the General would DC II he knew
1t was froseH'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
=. JNO. MORRALL.
Messrs LAY g. HENpRIcKsoN,
Druggists, Savannah (Geo.)
Dr. Barclays Concentrated Compound
of Cubebs and Snrsonnr;Uo,


A inofensive, positive, and speedy Remedy, for
IA the cure ofGonorrhea, elect, Seminal Weak
ness, Structure, Whites, Pains in the Loins, Kid
MES, Irritation of the Bladder and Urethra. Ora
vel, and other diseases of the Urinary Passages.
This most efficacious preparation is convenient
~ used, and totally devoid of irritating qualities
frequently performing cures in a few DAYS; il is
healthtul to the stomach, and by no means unplea
SAINT to the palate possessing all the active medici
nal properties necessary for the cure of the above
Diseases, without any liability of injury to the sys
tenn, by exposure to the weather. it has obtained
the sanction of many of the respectable Members
OF the Faculty, and the appreciation of all those
VINO have had occasion for it's use.
"a Treatise on the Medicinal Properties of Sar
sdParilIa, compiled from the best authorities"
strongly elucidates the high repute and great sue
cess which has long attended ITS use, various in
ternal Chronic Diseases.
Prepared by s. g. Barclay, NJ. D. Strand, Lon.
don; and for sale by Thos. ]. Cheney, 100 Fulton,
corner of William Street; Place s. Southland, 9
Park; VIM. Simonson, 70 Fulton, corner of Gold
Street; Smith Gutter, 1913 Greenwich Street; C. M,
Olcott, corner of Catharine and Madison Streets:
and Nathan b. Graham SO Cedar, corner of viii.
liam Street.
u Observe the signature of S. G. Barclay, Nj.
u, on the stamp of each BEETLE.
For sale by HUGH c. McNEMARA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
500 ReEW a RID.

"A BSCONDED from this city. on the morning
fA OF the 29th ult., NEGRO MAN, (slaye, s
named AARON, who calls himself AARON LIGHTFooT,
have to believe that his destination is Neu
YORK. by the way ef Norfolk. If apprehendcd
out OF the State of Virginia, and secured in Jail,
so that recover MIN, will give 300. If taken
WITHIN the State, and secured in like manner. I
VIII pay reward Of S20-AARoN is a rnuIatto nj
gentee appearance, % years old (but looks oIderl
ieet y to l65 inches high spare and we'll made.
nigh forehead, inciin'ng to badness oval face. re.
guar features speaks slowly and deliberateIy-bis
uIess "hen last seem was grey short coat blue
PantaiOOns, boots, black hat with crano aro,d -
usually wears watch, with guard chain. A,roy
IS no doubt IN possession of free pass, or taken
iet'ers addressed to some person in Norfolk with
the view to effect safe passage.
w. MOSBY, Jr.
Executor of NJ. H. Mosbv.
Richmond, Va, July 2, 1892. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

SRTa Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chan
IN Gerry, held for Aibenarle County, the 2lst of
October 1891 James rompkins and Sarah his wife,
late =Sarah Minor, Plcmtts; against Alexander
GaTrStt, Executor of Dabney Minor deceased, AL
bsrtG. Quorles and Mary his wife, late Mary MI
nor, il, w. Reinhart and Catherine his wife, late
Cathafino Minor, William Minor by John MINOR
his Guardian, Mildred Minor by John H. Eustace
her. Guardian, and Lucy Jane Minor by Marina y.
Major her Guardinn, De;cudan,s-lN CHA>cEKr'
fliis cause camc on thus day 10 he heard on tho
bill: answers and exhibits, and on argument OF
'counsel, whereupon it is adjudged, ordered and
Hcrfced by the court. that the dctcntent Alexander
'tsarrett, Executor of Dabncy Minor deceased, do
iptocecd to advertise the property both real and
rerS9nul, mentioned in the bill, answers, SC. be-
46iSing To the estate of Dabncy Minor, deceased,
acknowledgement of, in such newspapers us he may
deem best calculated to give public notice thereof
a1fato sell the same at public sale for the best
price that can be procured for the same-sclling
Tie lands OF said estate, at such time us he may
Deem best, between now and the first day Of Sop.
te4hbor next, either n entire tracts or smaller par
tete as mr. be best for the interest of said egatees,
snu crcdi. of one, two, and three years, taking
fom the purchasers, bonrs with approved secu, l.
ty, and o.ed of trust on tho lands except the
Western or Indiana lands) to secure the payment
sof the purchase money,-that the negroes and
other personal property be sold, possible,
elthcr altogether for credit, partly Tor cash and
partly on credit as may be deemed by said Garrett
Host conducive to the interest of said eState-and
SHOULD the whole, any par, of said personal pro.
perty be sold on credit, the not to exceed
twelve months, taking bonds with unexceptiouablc
security from the purchasers-and that the said
Alexander Garrett, do make particular and special
Yeport to this court of his actngs aud dongs touch
ing the same, preparatory to decree. The Carr's
Brook lands will he sold subject to the ront of the
ensuing year, US32.) Testc,
81 june ll-cds ALEX'R GARRETT, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
Real Ey1sM Personal FyOnerks,

HSHE subscriber, intending to remove from the
- city of Richmond, will, on the 25th of july
next, sell to the highest bidder, the following
property, to rit: The House and Lot on III street
known as he Shockoe Hill Tavern, fronting on
SAID street from 45 to so feet, three stories high
having in the first tenementS comfortable rooms
and IN the second seven, with good, spacious and
dry cellars; in the yard is good well of water.
Migrant OF pure, sweet water, furnished from the
City Water Works, at very considerable expense;
back buildings made of brick. In the ward of the
hrst tenement is long single story house, used as
ktchcn' loog'ng-room for servants coal house, a
room through which water is nyeyed TO the
stable, and lumber room. In the ward of the
second tenement is good kitchen with a fire
place above and below stairs. Also, House and
Lot on street, directly north and opposite the
Shockoe Hill Tavern. The House has five n oms
including the cellar, and there is sufieiept ground
fronting on l street to build two or three good
tencments. This is a very beautiful and yalasble
piece Of property.
will also sell Ten Negroes-the greater portion
of them young, and valuable as any in the
State. The Furniture belonging TO the Tavern
will also be sold, consisting of ~ OF Is beds and
furniture-about one dozen of the bedsteads were
made by Mr.. Hendrse of good mahogany, with
high posts-sdeboards, tables, chairs looking
glasses, some kitchen furniture, and many other
articles too tedious to mention
Also, a large Stable and Carriage Shelter bu;It
of wood. The stable containing "a good stalls
and the shelter large enough to contain or p
carriages. They stand a rented lot irnmediateIv
adjoining the Tavern.
Terms Of sG'e-The real estate will be sold for
one third cash, the balance on n credit Of & 10
and 10 months from the day Of sal, without ;nter
est, with trust deed the property to secure the
payment. The negroes, furniture stable 81
shetet will DO sold for cash WV
jy 2-M&Th2t WILSON BRACKETT
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PREVIOUS 20 dSontDuanoe of the paper all aIreaT
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sny oays before tho period expires for which they
woes o. chartered specie paying Banks Of any Of tho
Sa'ss %DI De received in payment for subscription tn
VIZ Wmg, mough Virginia or ". States Bank Notes would
D. CSane'i emo IenIttsncss be made through mo
Post Once At the risk Of ths Editors
receive ~ attention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
ENerUeSceMe
SARSAPARILLA POWDERS.
mar %

FHSHE beneficial effects of SARSAPARILLA
II as an Alternative Medicine, well known,
and in the cure of Scrofua, Cutaneous Diseases,
and many disorders arising from an impure state
to most other remedies. In the way in which it
is usually exhibited, however its utility is greatly
diminished by the quantity necessary to be taken
before deriving any benefit from it; several gallons
OF the decoctlon or syrup being requisite to pro-
duce any considerable effect. These POWDERS
it is believed, will, in great measure, obyiate
this Inconvenience, they contain, in a concen-
trated soluble extract, the remedial effects of a
large quantity of SARSAPARILLA end also of
the other Ingredients which compose the celebra.
ted Lisbon Diet Drink. When used according to
the accompanying directions they form very
pleasant beverage, combining with the alternative
virtues of the SARSAPARILLA the antiacid and
ambitious properties of Seidliiz Powders, One
POWDERis equal to two doses of the Syrup, or
half a pint of the Detection of Sarsaparilla.
These POWDERS will be found very convenient
Tor travellers, on account of their portable FORM
ard, it kept dry, they are not liable to injury by
change OF climate. They are particularly useful
for cutaneous eruptions in the spring of the year;
nausea, headache, heartburn, general debility and
for restoring the general health of the body alter
long sickness, the continued use of powerful
medoines-for sale by
ma22 ALEXANDER DUvAL.
& COMPOUND CHLORINE TOOTH WASH
o-For cleansing and whitening the Teeth;
preserving the Gums; removing every dsagreeable
taste from the Mouth, and rendering the breath
sweet and pleasant.
The principal ingredient in the Compound Chic
rne Tooth Wash, has for years attracted the atten-
ton OF the most scientific in Europe, and
many communications on the beneficial results
arising from its use, may be found in the various
Journals OF the day. Since its first introduction in
France, by Member of the Royal Academy of
Medicine, it has elected general and particular no.
tce an incontestablc opinion prevails respecting
IT'S purifying nature; and tho great advantages de
rived from its use have in various ways and under
variety of circumstances established its celebri
ty; Its successful application wash for the mouth
and teeth-and being cdanly in its use makes il
Tar preferable to any dentifrce.
The Compound Chlorine Tooth Wash has an
agreeable taste; is perfectly harmless being devoid
OF acid, which is injurious to the enamel Of
the teeth, and yet is sufficiently deersive to
the adhering tartar, and by oradicatingtbe scurvy
from the gums, those teeth that arc loose TO
become fast and firm. II is speedy remedy for
all eruptions and soreness of the mouth Com
petoly removes the unpleasant smell and taste after
chewing or smoking tobacco, and renders the mos;
offensive breath perfectly sweet. For sale by
ma 90 II. G.. McNEMARA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
COMMIssIoNER's OFFICE,
Rural Shades for sale
III oo'S'
Al EURSU ANT TO n decree pronounced

WEURSUANT TO decree pronounced by the
III Circuit Superior Court of Law and Chance
ry tor the county of Henrico the 9th day of
June, 1882 in suit between Thomas Reilly, plain
tiff, and John Duggan, administrator of Maurice
Primrose, and others, defendants, l SHALL on
TUESDAY the 10th day of July next, at half past
O'Clock in the atternoon proceed TO sell upon the
premises at public auction to the highest bid
der,
monty known by the name of "Rural Shades" w.
ing in the county of Henrico, and conveyed by John
H. bustace and wife and Hugh C. McNemara to
Margaret Pickett, by deed dated the 4th day of
May 1925.
Also, twenty-cight acres and one quarter of an
acre of Land adjoining the Rural Shades tract and
conveyed by Richard Brooke and wife to the same
Margaret Pickett, by deed dated the 5th day OF
May, 1925;
And also, four and sevcn-eight, parts of
an acre OF land likewise adjoining the said Rual
Shades tract, conveyed 10y William Hawkins aud
wife to the said Margaret Pickett, by deed dated
he 25th day of April, 1925.
| The said several parcels of Land having beer
| conveyed by Margaret Pickett to Richard and John
A. Darlington, and by the said Carrinetons TO
| Maurice Primrose, and by the said Primrose and
Rebecca his wife i'll trust to for the benefit of
Thomas Reilly.
The sale will be upon a credit until the LIST Of
January next; the purchaser giving a ncrotia bic
note with one or more approved eudorseSs No
conveyance will he made to the purchaser until the
purchase money is paid.
i know of no objection to the title, but shall
sell such title only is authorised to be sold b,
the decree.
Sale to be conducted by LANCASTER, Denny 6
Co. Auctioneers 10 90 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
Cheap Drugs and Medicines

SHE Subscriber offers by wholesale or retail, n
~ general assortment of DRUGS and MEDI
ClNES, selected for the retail traders of Richmond
oy her son-in-law, Dr. VIM. Maxwell. They will be
put up to the order of Families, Country Mer.
chants and others, at pery reduced prices. at the
Store of the late VIM. Cowan iv 3-eo9t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

Important Information to the Afflict ed
| n kR. j. L.. BENSON respectfully informs the
Public, that he will he at the White Sulphu1
Springs in August, where he will attend PRINCIPAL
to curing all cases of Dyspepsia, or Indigestion
His experience and great success in the treatment
OF that distressing disease, with which SO many Of
the human family are suffcring,) warrants him in
offering to cure every of Dyspepsia within
the aid of medicine DIR. BENS0N,S invaluable
Anti-Dyspeptic Medicines are only prepared by
himself, and are perfectly free from mercury g. they
can be administered at all seasons, without the
least danger or inconvenience to the most delicate
constitution The remote causes of Dyspepsia
arc generally mental excitements, either of grief
or pleasure-intensc study-immo derate use of sti-
mulents OF every kind. The proximate causes are,
loss OF power in the nervous systcm-a want OF
bile, or gastric Juicc-so facilitating the stomach
as to render 1T incapable of acting upon the food
introduced into it. Symptoms Of the Disease ex-
iSting are, loss of aPpetite-a sense of choakinp
and unoasncss in the tbroat-frequcnt nausea
heartburn iatulency-arrosion in the stomach
when empty-and frequent pain after noals-occa
sIonal pain in the sde-great costveness-habit-
ual Neutrality-suspicious. of spirits-palpi
tatons, and disturbed sleep.
~ Mr.. James McKiIdoe, Richmond Va.
and Messrs. j. II. & g. T.. Royal, Lynchburp, Va.
are the only Agents for the sale of Dr. Benson,s
Invaluable AntiDyspeptic Pills, and Tooth Ache
Drops. DIR. BIS. celebrated Tooth-Ache Drops
are the only Vegetable Specific warranted perfect
y tree from acid, most all other antecedent and
subsequent Tooth-Ache Specifics are based upon
those strong acids, which are so destructive to the
1ceth. jun 1S-c5t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

nRAwING of tho Union Canal Lottery No.
~ 13: > i'O'
So SO "a 80 10 90 S - 81
IT No. 81 80 sIraI Capital. sold A.
MICKBES.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
TO Owners of Lands,
I'M WESTERN VIRGINIA


iHNIIE subscriber having an interest in several
III thousand acres of Land, in Western Vir
ginia, has determined to leave this place about ,
9th of july visit TO the counties OF Preston
Monongalia, Tyler, Harrison, Kanawha and Ran.
dolPh, for the purpose of viewing his said lands.
whilst thus engaged, he would gladly procure for
all persons who own, otherwise interested
IN Lands lying in the above counties, any infor.
nation which may be required by such persons. in
relation to the situation, quality, and improvements
Of their respective tracts.
Those DESTROYS of avaiIing themselves Of this ~,
Portunity, will please make application by letter.
post paid, before the 9Th July, addressed to A. b.
Richmond
N. Bile will also undertake collections in
inc Valley, and in the above and adjoining coun
ties. 0'''
Apply as above je 23-St
~ OTICE.-The subscribers, trustees for the
= creditors Of Messrs. BELT e. SagPPARp have
appointed John Marshall Sheppard our agent. to
collect all debts due TO the said firm of Belt e.
Sheppard. To which said agent, It is earnestly re.
quested, that all persons indebted by bond note or
open account, will make immediate payment jain
Marshall Sheppard Dlay generally be Iovnd at the
store gf II, j. j. s.. Jaems d Gu
BEN. SHEPPARD
JOHN ~ GORDON,
FLEMING JAMES
y. SHEPPARD IL MES
may 0.-2aw I2f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
For Norfolk,
S.4.V.DENKT

VIE steamboat SANDUsKY will leave the
wharf on Sunday morning, at 5 o,clock
LOT LOT Noriolk.-Days Of Department. "Wednesday,
ri'ay and Sunday, at FIVE O'Clock. A. VI.
it, 2g-1f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

~ OTlCE.-Shppers by the Maryland and vir.
~ ginia Steamboat Company's Boats Norfolk
and Virginia, are informed, that no goods will be
received on board in future, until directions are
sent from the shipper to whom they arc consigned.
~ mas oeen common practice to send freight
down without any mark or information relative to
its destination. L. IUDIAM Act
iy ST. -"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

HRANK OF VIRGINIA-The President and
H9 Directors of the Bank of Virginia, have de
ciared dividend for the last six months, of three
per centum, payable on the 18th instant
Jy ) cot A. ROBINSON, jr., Casr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
Real Estate for Sale.

AN ILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the pre-
w mises, on Friday, the 9th day OF July next,
at O'Clock in the evening, quarter of an aero
of Ground, with the improvements thereon being
part of Lot No. 500, on and 4th sts. now occupied
by Henry Vaughan. Also, Lot No. 579, contain
ing half an acre, adjoining the above, and situated
on b and 5th Streets Immediately Northwest of
Burr's Foundry. The proximity of this property
to the centre of business, renders it very desirable
Terms at sale. JAMES RAWLINGS,
JIG 25-cotds for James l.. Delannay, Esq
RHR PERSICO, Of Philadelphia. intends spend-
1vA ing the summer in Richmond, where lie will
take Portraits and Miniatures in the best finished
style.
MIX. PERSICO will also give Lessons in Draw.
ing and Painting. Those DESTROYS of cultivating
this amusing and useful Accomplishment, are re-
quested to make early application as is his inten
ton to take but few pupils. For farther informa
ton, apply at his Rooms, on @ Street, opposite
Mrs. Nelson's Boarding House. Jun S5-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06
Farmers Bank of Virginia,

THSHE President and Directors have declared ,
III dividend of three per cent. on the Capita
Stock, for the last months, which will be pait
to the Stockholders on the I4lh inst.
July 2-4tc VIM. NEKERVIS Casb,r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-06

Sale to be conducted by LANCASTER, Denny
Co. Auctioncers. 10 oS-tds