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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

be regained-such loss of fortune, whilst over
some losses we have no control, and nothing left
but submssion-the loss by death Of those whom
we love-and death is both loss and gain
the world is resigned, and Immortality becomes
the better portion.
1t is an old Spanish maxim, that be who loseth
wealth loseth much; he who loseth friend loset
more; but he who loseth his spirits loseth ALL
The last loss is indeed severe one, as it crush
es man beneath the weight of his own infirmity,
and deprives him Of the strength to repair misfor-
tune.
Some losses may Immediately be recovered by
exertion, when proud man will design to copy
the humble ant, who loses its corn for a second,
but quskly finds it again. and once more resumes
the task-of conveying it hume; and other losses
must be patiently borne. since human means can
devise no power for their repair. Finally, what
we lose at one time we generally gain at another,
and thus, although losses may be hard to bear,
we have right to draw some comfort from the
conviction that they are not uSatoned for.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
CONG II E 6 g.

In the Senate, on Thursday, after the recep-
ton and reference of petitions and memorials,
and ordering anumber of House bills to third
reading. the apportionment bill was resumed, as
The unfinished business. The question which
was on the motion of Mr.. Forsyth to strike out
that portion Of Mr. Webster's amendment, which
provides for the representation OF fractions ex-
ceeding moiety Of the ratio, was debated at
length, by Messrs Clayton, Forsyth, Hayne,
Foot, Tazewell, Marcy, and Webster. With
out coming to any decision, the Senate adjourn
ed.
In the House Of Representatives, nearly the
whole Of the day was devoted to the further con-
sideratisn of Mr.. Clayton's resolution for the ap
pointment of committee to investigate the affairs
of the Bank of the United States, and the amend
ment Of Mr.. Root, to appoint the committee by
ballot Mr.. Beardsev, Of New York, resumed
and concluded his argument IN favor OF the fullest
inquiry, on the ground of the grave charges
brought against the bank; and in particular. those
respecting the bank drafts or checks, the alleged
usurious practices. ant corruption of printers,
editors. and lawyers, BY that institution, requir-
ng scrutiny before the renewal of the charter
BY Congress. Mr.. Root replied with much ami
nation; and was followed by Mr.. Bell. in
support Of an inquiry to the fullest extent The
question was then taken by yeas and nays, upon
Mr.. Roots amendment, which was rejected, by
a vote of ayes SO. noes 90. Mr.. Wayne then
moved a further amendment, providing that Sc
Iect committee should be appointed. to meet and
investigate the affairs OF the bank during the re-
cess Of Congress, and report thereon to the House
on the third Monday Of December next, and EN-.
brscing, in the scope of the inquiry, con,prehen
sive detail of the business, both of public and
private nature, of that institution. MIR. Burgess
rose to propose further amendment; but, before
it was read, the House, at half past o'clock,
adjourned.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

Flour Thursday the wagon price Of Flour
was q IS a 4 S7a; one or two loads were taken
atlas. Yesterday forenoon it was s5a 4 s7a;
in the afternoon 4 80. Some sales have been made
at 4 so from stores, at which price most ship
pers decline purchasing We are advised of 800
bis. having been sold, payable aud deliverable on
the LIST day of next month, at 4 So
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Writing academy.

n EAsTON has just commenced giving the Sc.
L. cond Course Of Lessons in Penmarship to class
OF gentlemen who attend at o'clock at night at his
room at Mrs. Lymburns. on King street, nesr Wash
ington street. three times in each week Several Ia
dies have commenced the second course at Mrs Por.
teI's Academy, and attend three times in week.
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Other ladies
are respectfully invited TO attend at the place
He gives instruction in swift and easy style of writing
WITHOUT RULING; and also in making PENS. Speci
mems ofimprovement may be seen At his Academy
As this i'll probably be the last Glass that will receive
lessons at night this Spring, all who wish lessons
invited to apply soon
Terms IS SO, including stationary and lessons in
pen making. mar St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Baking Establishment

G thUEL CRANSrON, (Agent) respectfully in.
- forms the public that Baking Establishment will
be opened under his direction. at the Of Duke
and Fairfax streets. He will be prepared. this
ing, to serve his friends and the public wit, Bread
Cakes &c. and respectfully soicits share of patron.
age. mar St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
lost, in the street.

IN Wednesday, small Sum Of Money. wrapped in
~ apiece Of cartridge paper There was one IS
note of the Mauch Chunk Bank one of IS on the Viii
mngton Bank, and one of IS Farmers' Bank of De.
awsre. The remainder were Of Alexandra and Ne
chanics' Bank, Alexandra. The finder will be suits
bly, rewarded. Apply at this Office.
IDar9-3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
AT THE MECHANICS, HALL

TIME American Fire King will exhibit all bis won
L derful Fire experiments, showing his astonishing
power of resisting very high degrees Of Heat by swat
lowing Florence oil. heated $50 degrees Fahrenheit
being more than 25S degr es above the boiling pon,
of pure water. BY taking Melted Lead, Fire Goals.
Burning Sealing wax, &c. &c.
He will explain to the public the means by which
many fiery experiments are effected ~
Medical gentlemen are respectfully invited to Inspect
every experiment.
GTFront seats are reserved for the Ladies.
Admittsnce so cents; children half price,
Performance to commence at half past o''oek
mar 9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
arithmetic

arithmetic
ON .aN ENTIRE NEW PLaNu
I UST received on sale by
81 WIN. n. MORRISON,
The Little Companion and Rule Of pure Proper.
ton; or, improvements OF Common Arithmetic, New
Method of Calculation, by Lewis JeIres price IS
Eugene Aram, Tale by the Author Of Pelham, sc.
price 81 50.
The Polymcsesn Testament, splendid edition, Lust
published
Poyglot bibles, common plain bibles, SCOTS bi
bles, &c.
Also, fresh supply Of Village Hymns, plain and
beautifully bound.
mar 6-eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Notice

The STAGE for Win
chester, via Middeburg, will leave
this place on Tuesdays, Thurs.
sd@Adays and Saturdays. at O'Clock,
4. N. BY this arrangement, the travelling will be
much more preferable. This will continue until tue
roads get better For Seats apply at A. ewtons gnd
II. Clagett's Hotels T. s. BLACKBURN,
mar 6-eo3t Agent
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

Fresh Glover seed,
JUST received by the subscriber; who offers fol
- sale a. his store on Davis's wharf q general as
sortment Of Groceries and Liquors, viz:
Old and common whskey in hhdS and bbls
Madeira, Marseilles Nadeiis and Port wines
Imperial gunpowder young hysor and souchong
teas
New Orleans and West India sugars
Loaf and lump do
10000 lbs good bacon
Lard, Liverpool ground alum salt, cCrn
constant supply oil hickory. oak and pine Wood
Far, Pitch and tosin Oil and Paints C0rdage. Sea-
stores put up at the shortest notice.
mar z BENZ. 7 FENDALL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

DR.ATTS THIS D4T
Union Canal Lottery of Pennsylvania,
Class No 5 for 1882,
Will be drawn at Philadelphia Saturday. March 10
90 NUMBERS g DRAp.N BALLOTS
SPLEN DID CAPITAL PRIZE $40. 900
Tickets IS; haves2 50; quarters Is
To be had in a variety OF numbers at
JOHN c. MANnELL'S
I.ottery and Exchange Office
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

" We are authorized to announce WIN. S
DANIEL as a Candidate at the ensuing election for De-
egates represent the County OF Fairfax in the next
General Assembly of Virginia. mar 10
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
BALTIMORE MARKET-MARcH

Flour.-The wagon price in Howard street is
"a Is; we hear Of the sale of about 1000 barrels,
in lots from store, in the early part Of the week,
at IS 90, cash, 90, four months 1t lis doubt
full, however, whether these prices could be OBJ
tanned to-day. There is nothing doing in City
Mills-we quote as the nominal prices, 5 90 fer
extra, and rs for standard.
Grain.-The supplies Of Wheat continue to
arrive very sparingly. We notice sales of red,
first quality.N 95 cents, and inferior at prices
ranging fromS0 to 95 cents. Corn.-Sales to-
day have been made at Sc for white, and 81 a
S74 cents for yellow. Rye.-Saes this week at
IS &c cents. Oats we quote at "a cents.
Corn Meak-The article is dull at 80 per brl.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
For soho. y

. rpAcr oflsnd,;- ..,ning 3I2ares, iuthe county
4 80 r.'Io9t ten m;,s the land John Dun. and
ESQ or n miles from Alexandria. Apply to
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
For freight.

fEE The schooner RESOLUTION,
ARCspt Crandell carries about 500 b'rels, su
perior vess ready for the reception Of cargo, and
will take freight to Southern Eastern port. APP
ply to W. FOWLE Co.
mar 8
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
RATHER.
This thoroughbred and beautiful
HORSE.


r ~ This thoroughbred and beautiful
A1NsHAS HORSE,
NNT will stand the ensuing season at Pose
a snSA<AsSA q. Tobacco Char es County, Mary land.
at some other convenient situations, Of which no
tice will be given.
RATHER is chestnut, full IS hands 81 inches
high with remarkably fine, short, and glossv coat Of
hair (the surest indication of high blood with strong,
clean bone great muscular power, and symmetrical
in form, and graceful and easy in action any horse in
Virginia
The pedigree of RArrLrR is short, and a. rich q.
blood make it. The following extract of letter
from James Harrison, Esq "a gentleman well known
to the racing world will satisfy even the most acr,nu
lous Of the purity Of his blood
I" RArrLER sired ~ the celebrated ,,c. bo,..
Timoeon, the best Of Archy his dam BY Con,ttu.
ton, by DiOmed. and out of the same of Timol.or-
This mare by the old imported Sstrsm which ,.,
by pkey's celebrated English Eclipse, his q dam.
Old Wiidair, 6 6 e dam, Fesrnought, e z dam DR..
yer, 6 1898, the imported Vampire gggp Pal.
low lie Is OF the stock of Nj BENJAMIN LONE, NJ
Greensville. 'RATrLER has as much Diomed blood in
him rs any horse IN the United States and believe
Partakes OF more crosses Constitution, by Diomed.
the sire OF his dam-Timoeon, by Archy by Diomed.
his sire-al Mr. Jones' run-they stand No. 1 in the
Calendar Of America. Timoleon KITE, Aratus. Maid
of Lodi, Snow Storm, Sally Walker, Sally McGee, and
deserves to do WELL for he is doubled and twisted in
the same stock" tPor particulars see bilsj
Clover Hill, Stafford, Feb. 1913
feb 14-t15hM Nat. Init
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Domestic Goods
GEORGE CAREY,

Corner of Baltimore e. Charlcs-sts., Baltimore.
HAS for sale general assortment Of DOMESTIC
III GOODS, consisting, in part, of
"Waltham.." "Appleton Lowell" "Ha.
milton" Nashua" Exeter, v Avery"
and " Pitts6eld" MANUFACTURES
Which will be sold on favorable terms by the Pack
age or piece. mar 2-2aw3m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
AMERICAN Fire King

FOR TWO NIGHTS ONLY Friday and
Saturday Evenings, iSss* aaa 1Sa6 IMarxh.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Coffee

NONtD.
A B0U, 100 bags South America and st. Domingo
IA coffee subject to debenture of two cents per ID,
will be sold low to close sales
mar 10 THOS VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

Aa FAyette
n THIS thoroughbred Racer, LA
SFAYE rTE. (got by Virginisn, the best
AAldAsSA was also by Sir Archy)-will stand the
ensuing sea'on at MddIeburg Va, and at Mrs. Shack
ett's Oak Hill, Pauquier. Mares can be furnish
ed pssturage at 50 cents per week Particulars in
handbills. THOMAS J. holland
mar 2-1m Mansion House, Middleburk. Va.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Window Blinds.

DATENT Window Blinds, of every size, from so to
l. As inches wide. and Of propdtionate lengths
Brass sliding pulies and cords. For sale low by
mar GEO. WHITE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

The Market.-Flour and Cotton are without
alteration. Corn declining. sales Northern at
81 cts, and Southern at 81 cts.
~ Y. Jour- Com. March 7.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
ALEXANDRIA, ID. Co.
SATURDAY, MORNING. MARCH 10. 1882.

joan RoBERrs, Esq. was yesterday reelected
Mayor of Alexandra, BY the Common Council.
E.LLEE, Esq. was reelected President of the
Common Council.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Y 0r NeMt

E0r NeMt
t A two story FRAME DWELLING,
HFEt with LOT, on the corner of Princess and
HasEi St. Asaph streets. There is pump Of good
49, water at the door applyto
mar 10 r!OS VOWEL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
Boots and Shoes.
DAVID REED

J~ nsm =, 'uPpy =, 49, -;
assortment very good and suitable for the seasons all
Of. which will be sold low, for Cash. al his Store corner
of King and Fairfax streets.
mar S-eotf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

anted,
4 WOMAN Of middle age, without children, to cook
! and wash for small family. Refer to the Editor
of this paper. mar 10 -eo3t
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10
PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MAR. 7

PHILADELPHIA MARKET-MAR. 7.
The sales of Super6ne Flour since our last
have been about 1901 barrels at IS 90. Rye
Flour continues dull 500 barrels Corn Meal
sold at 50 25. No change in Wheat, Corn. or
Oats A small lot Rye sold at 20 cents. Very
little inquiry for Clover Seed, and offered at less
than would have been accepted last week. Lin
seed Oil has been sold at 81 90 in barrels from
store. and dull at that price. Whiskey sells from
store at 90 cents in barrels,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

The Jackson Convention at Harrisburg have
refused to s. toe the mark"--or. in other words,
have not nominated Mr.. Van Buren, for the Vice
Presidency. A letter from Harrisburg, dated
March 9th, SAYS
:. The Convention to-day, on the 10Th ballot,
Nominated WIN. Wilkins as a candidate TOR Vice
President The votes were
For Wilkins OF
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-10

We learn that measures are in contemplation
to bring out Anderson again. and upon the New
York stage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
Bp"atls0ms aasa MARY C01scge.

"a ME- Lectures in this Institute will COM
ID mcncc as usual, on the last Monday i'm Octo-
Der. The Faculty are not authorised to permit q
Student to board out of College, except on the
written request of The parent guardian-a cond-
tion that is not to be dispensed with in any case
No more is to be paid for board, including wash
ing, fuel candles, attendance, &c. than $3.50, of
which one half is to be paid when the Student en-
tiers College, and the other half at the expiration
OF half the term. Expenses follows:-For
board standardization fee $S5-fees to the
Professors IN the Junior Course S70-in the Semi
OF course SOo-thcse fees are TO he paid in adj
vance.
The Law Lectures will be continued to the
end of the term, and the necessary expenses of
the Stadent, including board, fec the Professor
and ma'riculation fec, will be Sli5
The Grammar School opens on the first of DC.
tober-Board for 10 months 500, and tuition
foe $40. iy 9-wtO29
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
T.gN.EOs e. G.sRE.av.as

EEAVE received from the Northern markets.
IA a and by the ships Equator Now York Pack.
ct and Madison, from England, large supply of
seasonab!e GOODS, which have been selected with
care, and which they offer for sale at the Store
formerly occupied by William Il David Kyle e.
Co..
Their Stock being entirely new, and offered ON
reasonable terms, they invite an examination by
purchasers, either at Wholesale or retail.
Their Stock consists in part If
Italian, watered, gro de SWISS and fancy Silks,
Sauzc, Grape, Hermann and rhibct Hdkfs.,
bisrino Scaris and Shawls very cheap,
French and English Mcrino Cloths and Merino Cir.
russians,
70. do. black Bombazincs and Bonbazctts,
,'cit' love and cap Ribbons and Gloves,
LINEN oamori0 and Cambria Hdkfs, plain and ber-
French and English CAlicoos and printed Cam.
brics,
Rich furniture Prints and embossed furniture Di
mites,
Irish Linens, Lawns. Sheetings and Diapcrs.
Oxford, steelmixed, blue lavender and striped Sat.
tinets, very cheap,
Blue, grey, brown and olive Cloths and Plains, for
servants clothes,
Drab Cloths, Pe,ershams and Fcornauyht for ov.r
coats,
<hite, red, yellow and green Flannels and Bake,
White patent Flannel, which docs not shrink,
Plain and printed Booking for floors,
Worstcd, Cotton, Silk and Lambs Wool Hose.
Worstod and Lambs Wool Shirts and half Hose,
a. full assortment of plain and plaid Linseys, Sag.
gathies, Kerscys and striped Domestic,
Goats hair Camblet ladies' and gentemen's cloaks,
Toilet and swing framed Looking. Glasses and Oil
Cloths,
81 and Al checked and colored Carabrics, fer IL
nings,
Cambrics, Jaconot, checked and Book Muslins,
Plain and figured Swiss, and Lepet dio and Bi.
shops Lawn,
Gilt, lasting, suspender mould and fancy Buttons,
Bobbinets, Footings Muslin and Inserting Trim
mings,
Corded Skirts. foundation Muslin, Sewing Silk
Threads, ball and spool Cotton,
Bead and Silk Retcules, and black Pongces
Henetion Swansdown and Velvet Vestings,
Gentcmens best Stock, Italian and other Cravats
Pongee, Flag, India Silk and Cotton Hdkfs,
English, French and American Umbrellas
Sd, A, Sd and Cd brown and bleached Shirtinrs
and Shcetings, and Cotton Oznaburgs
ALSO,
Rose and Whitney Blankets, of all qualities, some
very superior,
Point, striped and London Dufis, ofevery kind
Wilson'S mapped Cottons Saggathics 6, Plains
Blue, black, brown and olive Cloths, ths latest ia
shionabe shades,
Blue, black, drab and fancy colofcd Cassimercs,
Rhodes Bomba2etts and Chofied Flannels
Kirbys and Hemmin's Needles and Pins
Marshall & Co.'S. Threads,
Carpets, Rugs and Floor Cloths,
Best English buck and horse skin Gloves.
They will continue to receive additions to their
stock throughout the season, and are disposed to
sell as cheap any House in this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

ri OTlCE.-The subscriber respectfully informs
his friends and the public generally, that he
will continue to transact
\ General Commission Business,
and attend particularly to the sale of Tobacco
Having, for the last FIVE years, sold all the Tobacco
consigned to Mr.. Andrew Swceuy, he hopes to be
favored with that branch of business by Mr.. Swee-
ny's old friends. From many years. experience in
the Tobacco trade and determination exert him
self to the utmost, to advance the interest Of
those who may favor him with their business, he
hopes to receive liberal share of public patron
age oct 3-2aw1mc e.. J. FOX.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

sissuers52sg of oPysgs.sgysssssz.

rs SHE Lectures in the Medical Department of
FL this Institution will commence on tho last
Monday of October, and continue, therefore,, I'M
til the first of March.
Theory and Practice Of Medicine, BY NATHANIEL
POTTER, NJ ID.
Matcria Mcdicn, by SAMUEL BAKER, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and diseases of Females and Children,
by RIcmARD W. HAIL, NJ. ID.
Institutes of Medicine, By MAXWELL McDo-
WELL, NJ ID.
Principles and Practice of Surgery, by NATHAN
r. SMITH, M ID.
Medical and Pharmacentical Chemistry, by JU-
Illus II. DUcATEL, NJ ID.
General, Special, Surgical and Pathological
Anatomy, by e. GEDDINes, M. ID.
Clinical Instruction will be given at the Infirm-
airy attached to the University.
e. GEDDINCS, M. D.
Dean of the Faculty.
Baltimore, August 80, IS32-1awtIN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
NEW FANCY
RK.fEP WARE STORE.

FHNHE subscriber has taken the house lately
n occupied by Mr.. William Allison as a
Glass Store, where he has opened large and
well selected stock of Staple and Fancy
aAke I'D Nv ARE 81 CUTLERY.
In addition to which, he will keep Looking Glasses
OF every kind, and an assortment of coal, wood
and cooking Stoves. 1t would be tedious to emu.
moratc, suffice it to say that he keeps almost every
article usually kept in his line of business. His
friends, and the public generally, are therefore
most respectfully invited to call on him before
they purchase. THEO. ROBERTSON.
oc 07-3.c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
Important Sale of Real Estate.

important Sale OF Real Estate.
IEN HE undersigned have determined on selling
n the Lots composing the Town of Florence in
the CITY. of BotetOurt, at Public Auction Florence
is situated Immediately on james River, OF the
mouth of Looney's Creek, the main Valley
Road, and two miles above PattoDsburg-For
commercial purposes, and to commercial men,
this sale presents tho best opportunity for the
investment of capital to be found Of the Blue
Ridge mountains. II is the nearest point on james
Rirer for the trado (and shipment of produce to
Lynchburg and Richmond) of the MerchdBts md
Farmers Of the counties of Montgomery, Floyd
Smyth, Wythe, Washington, Jazcwell, Giles
Lee, Russell, and Scott; and is now tho most con-
yenient point for those Of Bath, Pocahontas Groen
brier, and Monroe. Tho situation of the land is
very desirable for Town, it being i'm salubrious
climate, is well waHfed, sufficiently fiat and level
and possesses some commanding situations for
private dwellings, and Looneys Creek afTording
sufficient water for manufacturing purpOses.-
Florence will be laid off in Lots of quarter acre
each. The sale will take place on the promises
on Monday 5th November, 1882. Terms LIBERAL
which will be made known the day Of sale.
VI. HARVEY
sop24 JNO. NJ. HARVEY.
POST PONEHENT
u In consequence of the above sale happening
TO fall the same day with the Presidential Elect.
ION, il is postponed to the following day, Tuesday
the 9Th November next.
u Editors who have published it will notice the
PO tponemcDt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

Erfract from the VIII of John TAYLOR, of record
in Brunswick County Court Clerks Office, Va.
'IrEm.-'ro my son, William Taylor should he
return in person, after my death, to Brunswick
" county, Dat not otherwise, will and bequeath
two Negro Slaves, Jack and Martha, also one
COW aud calf, and feather bed and furniture
and at his mothers DEATH the land, mill and Cuff
lent to her, (she is also to keep tue negroes and
" other things given William as long as she lives
unless he in person applies for them after my
" death,) to him and his heirs forever if he csmes
" for them, if he never comes, then not to him or
I" his heirs"
"Feste, r. r. RANDOLPH, d. c."
When last (l2 or Is years ago. heard from by
his friends in Brunswick the above named William
Taylor was living in ST. Bartholomew, South Ca.
rolina Editors of papers in the Southern and
Western States would perhaps confer him a
great favor by giving publicity to the above.
EDWARD TAYLOR,
&C ll-cSt Ex'or of John Taylor, decd.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

MJ OTTO E.-Applicatio will be made to the next
lN Legislature, for certain alterations and
amendments to be made to the law concerning the
Manchester Turnpike ROAD. oc 1S-w4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

Y n VIE Subscribers have entered into CO. partner
n ship under the firm of Taylor and Garland.
ALEXAN'R +. TAYLOR
TBOS. GARLAND
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cnt, and again during the Sd week i'll November.