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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
Elss,, stssify EYaH .ac0efes,sy.

VIE subscriber, grateful for the very liberal
patronage he has received during the present
ana mary preceding years, respectfully informs his
iIlenus snd tho publick generally, that tho exer.
cses OF ms sSho0i, Tor tho ensuing year, will com
mence On tho 18th January, and be continued
9n''l tao 10th November, making n term of
ten mos,hs, without vacation. The utility of
TINS eopfse has been tested by experiences and must
DO obvieus TO erefy rejecting mind In this Semi.
nary, viii be taught every thing necessary to pres
pare young MEN for college, 1t them for the or
ainaiy avocations Of lifo. Tuition. board, wash
ing' lodging &c will DO furnished at tho very redu-
GEO price OF $S5 tho tcrmi $S5 in advance,
s ano Inc balance, 1850 ut the end of the term
Those who engage for a shorter time than ten
months, will pay $40 por month. Humanity Hall
Is situated IN the lower end of buckingham County,
hosr rhyslc Springs, in remarkably healthy, roii-
rom tho haunts OF vice and dssratipti. The di.
sciphnc OF this school is mild and parental, and the
pest testimony can give Of its character, is n re-
ference TO tho many young men Who have been. in
part, educated at 1t, under my CARE
dc 6-claw4t ELIJAH q BANEs
Address Physc H.,
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500 REW.fRD.

Tx nv AWAY on Saturday last, LIST instant, a
about 20 years of age, feet or sincbos bigb !,
yellow completion, likely and gentoel in his an.
pestanco, anu when spoken to answers quick and
win intsigenco-ho is well known in this CITY.
particularly on Church Hill, where no has lived
with tho subscriber for Tn. last 7 ye,r. IL
native OF Matthews county, where he has a mo-
.her' hV,sg an tho family of II Mrs. TaseweIl, and
~ probsble he will direct his course thithor-nl
masters OF vessel aud others arc hereby warned
agans' carrying oil or harboring said hegto.
The above reward OF One Hundred DoIl,rs ,v;,,
% pau " any person who Will apprehend and Sc
euro saia negro in any Jail without the state of
virginia, or Fifty Dollars if taken ut Norfolk or
WITHIN ms state, and if in Richmond, twenty
I'VE dollars will DO paid by tho subscriber
do 5-.d6t-eotf GLEN n WESTON
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Valuable Property at Auction

IL.
BY authority of a decd OF tru.t exar,t.d q,
- the Subscribers on the 18th day OF july las,
ny mr.. Andrew Sweeny, and recorded i'm In. off
cos oil tho musings court of Richmond and county
court oil denrico, and of sub equont agreement
between said Swoony and his creditors, on record
In the same offices, shall on Thursday the 27,b
instant, sell at public auction on tho premises. nj
"a o'clock, part Of Lot No. SIS, in the plan of thi,
streets, running back feet, with tho improve.
mcnts. f''
And on tho following day, the asth instant. ,t
IL O'clock ct tho front door of the Eaplo Ho,,l
en- en- TINS City, a Lot of Ground lying 81 boing in
oloneyrllc, Henrico, containing acres mora or
less With comfortable dwelling and large smoke
house, both of brick, thereon. A lot of ground =,
tho bowling Greeh, Henrico, cotainipg 81 .cres
moro or less, with comfortable dwelling thereon
vacant Lot on 25th street adjoining the nron.r
tty of MIR. s. Cullen late captain Rocks, contain.
ing one fourth OF an acre, more or less
And Wednesday, 2nd January. next, at 10 a,
clock; at the front door of tho Eagle Hotel in this
MY, Negro Men, slaves, three Horses, three
Mules, three Drsys and thfoa Carts. with u.sr
for tho Drays and Carts So
TERAs-For the Houses and I.ots one third Cash
The balance IN equal payments.at six and twelve
months from day of sale, for which bonds, with
oeods OF trust on the property, will be required of
tho purchasers. For tbs Slaves, Horses. Mules.
Drays, Carts, and Gear,-CAsm.
Soliing rs Trustees, we shall convoy such title on
iy as il vested in us, which is believed to be indis
S~S' tofehC Ia fANfORT,
GEORGE POLLARD
DC tI--tds Trustees of A. Swoeny
NJ The sale of the above property ad vertised TO
take place this day, is in consequence of bad wsa
ther, postponed to Monday next, when it will take
place on the premises at l2 o'clock.-Ths sale adj
Vertised to be made To- Morrow at tho Eaglc Ho
tel, will take place at IL O'Clock.
THE TRUSTEES.
dc ~ DAVENPORT, ALLEN * Co. Auc,,,
SE ESSRS. Robt. Iiostor, Elizabeth Hester, Tho
4sA Howerton, William Howerton, in your ow n
right, and rs executor of Thomas Howorten. docd
Robert w. llowerton, Isaac Whayne and Jane
Whayno: Take notice, that shall, on the eighth
and ninth days of February next, at the store
house of Thomas G. Duggor, in the county OF
Halifax, Va, take tho dispositions of John Blame,
and others, to be read evidence upon the trial
Of suit depending in tho circuit superior court OF
law and chancery for Halifax county, between
myself, complainant, and yourselves, defendants;
whom and whero you may attend.
Yours, &c. TABITHA HOWERTON
de "A wat Guardian of Eliza Howerton
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,Esy OTIS. ksss,.fo2, 8. 90

DRY GOODS Al AUCTION.
on THURSDAY next, the aOth ms, =, M,
G'ock, VIII be sold at our Auton Rooms. gene,
ia. assortment of DRY GOODS, suited to tho
.T' o"hont reserce, TO close consipnnen,s -
Terms ut sale q N Z az
do IL We N"cts'
IN consequence OF some of the Goods ~.
'eib.ea Tor The above sale not having arrived
me sais ~ postponed to THURSDAY. ,hc o., h
INST. al ~ o'clnck, when it viii ,osiijr,I, i,kg
Ptdce.-ln the Sule will be a large n,,a,,Ei;,,
desirable articles, suited To The uresenr seo!,,.
such as Point, Rose and Dufile i;Innk.s Knr
seys, Sattinels, Fteuueis WoolIen unso ani
.all Hose C"'nbIets. Abiding Cloths. Suner-
JUG 10 10 II large assortfrent of Cotton Shaw,
ana iiikIs'' II large assortment of elegapt Sill,
ohawi+, MefIno ShawIs and Scars, sc SC.
dc 10 q n EI r.
ADDITIONAL.
VIM De added to the above sale ab,Spt & IN mn
worm OF pk1 GOODS, being that part of lro,
49,. mnlcn Is suited to the present season, and
n necessarily be sold uifhout reserre-tbero.
,ofe' weH worm the attention Of merchants wishing
70 aaa to Their stock for present sales
,ro;o,. -, "iai DC ready Tor examination the day
dc24 ~ W. HuclS'
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HORSES:
LIST. The celebrated running Horse and Stallion
Lafayette, by Virginion, dam by Archy 2. d. by
Sir Harry, g. G. d. by Chandelier, gig. e. d. BY
Meadc's Old Ceer, tthe best son of old imported
Janus, 6. s. &. cd. by Mark Anthony, q. q. g. O. e.
d. by the imPsTtod Flimnap, g. e. z. g.g e. D.
by Mark Anthony, 6. g. G. g. d. by imported
Jolly Roger, cut Of the old imported mare Mary
Sray.-For Lafayotto's pcrformahces, see Turf Ro.
gister.
3D. Logan, years old, feot inches high, a
rich dark brown, by Archy, out Of the dam Of La.
tayette, fine looking Staon;-ho was foupdered
when two years old, which was the cause of his
not running.
Any gentleman wishing to procure a Stallion,
wouia mere have an opportunity that seldom offers
might make for his owner, two or three tholsa nd
dollars, before bo had to pay a cent
Sd. Brown Mare, largo and finely formed in
foal by Johanna, full sister to I.afayette
4th. a Tonson Colt, years old, a fino BAY. out
Of the above Mare, mo. 81
9th. Sorrcl Mare, by Play On, who was full bro.
ther 10 stump the Dealer out Of Mercury Mare,
e. d. by old Janus, g. e. d.by Shark, in foal by Go.
hanna she is the dam Of the sorrol FLY that won
the sweepstake this fall, at Fairfield.
9Th. A Johanna Colt dropped last spring. out OF
the above Mare.
9TH. A fine Young Stallion, handsome bay
Horse, by Sir Arcby, five years old next spring,
dam Jack Andrews, g. d. by Domede, &c.
| With numerous other Mares, Colts and Fillies,
that will DO exhibited on the day Of sale.
I The above Sale will certainly take place without
| limitation or reserve, az the number have, com
pels me to meet the sacrifice that may DO expected
| JOHN NJ. BOLTS.
| Henrico, Dec. 5th, 1899. CT
| IL Tho Lyncbburg YirginisD the Charlottes
| willie Advocate, and Winchester Republican, will
please insert the above until the time of sale and
send their accounts to The subscriber, in Richmond
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EKESM DRY GOODS.

WlIHiN tho last three weeks, we have recoiy.
NJ, Gu vofy large additional supplies Of FRESH
DNf Soops' which, in consequence OF tho late.
nSsS OF te season, we arc disposed sell at upusu
hand, are;;i ~
Super and Common Cloths, Of nearly everv
shade manufactured,
several cases of very cheap Sattinotts
Into, red, greon and blk Flurncis
"A few pieces extra fine white do.
cases white Canton Fsnnels
do blue, black, and light i've Sswins,
2 do Saddcrs' do a.sor: ed :.
8 do super Suchnn Pong.ss
q do crimson and scarlet Pongec Handkerchief,
Mnzar'nc tiue aud crimson Silks for linnr,
20 ps. imitation and real Italian Lu.tring, .b,a,
bHe and Brown Camblcts, large supply,
a fcw pieces blue and brown Goats Hair sa
Mems wooen and Buckskin Gloves.
Hosiery, a largo assortment.
Aiso-aboXt,
~ cases Domestic and rich British Prints
Our assortment of this article is superior To anu
We nave over offered at this seaRon. Tho above
win very extensive supply of FANCY GOODS.
we Win sell upon liberal terms.
ue Is BALDWIN & KENT
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FOR SALE,
Valuable Real Estate.

On SHOCkOE HILL.
a SbE undersigned offers for saie rs present
n residence on j. street, between I'd and 9TH.
1t is three story Brick Building, in exsilen. re-
pair fitted up in very good style, and possssslrg
srous of purchasing invited to examine tie
premises.
The terms will be perfectly accommodating. No
cash payment being required.
dc Aft HENRY CIRSON
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CE.-I wish 70 hire for tho enstiing year,
=. = y hity able.bodied LABORERS, for tho use of
n,o Nnesteried Rail Road Company: Liberal pri-
ces will be given, on application 10 Tho snhsc,;h.,
AZ the Rail Road Office, I'M Manehcs.rf, or 10 Mr.
Cavid Moro, at Roadsvill., near tho Chesterfield
Coal Pits. TIIOe JS5t5uX '''"
dc lS-e&d2w S,n.,;,d.
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RIGGER'S PRIZE OFFICE

nRAwING of tho Grand Consolidated Lott.
~ ~. No. 80: A"''0
ls 80 Ii SO 20 so 8 40 s.
New York Lottery, No. I7-Draw,nr >. J..
received Saturday morning. :" 10
CArrrA.s' Of $4,000. of 1000, 10 of LOCO
Tickets $5, halves 3 so, quaftsrs 1 "a.
S2S ,ooo--lO,0 oo---Tickcts only &c.
Saturday, 29th inst., in Philadelphia.
CArirAIs: l of $4,000. / of 10000, 1 Of &. 200,
Is of 1000, &c of 500, &c. ''''''
Tickets sc. halves 3, quarters I So
FOR sale, as usual in every variety, at tho E..
change and Lottery Office of ''' ok
= O, THOs. D. BIGGER.
10 ~ turner opposite the EAGLE Hota,
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Saddle q: Fs0,.,,ess .yxsshiw@

ATRICK HALYBURTON respectfully
a informs tho Public, that he has commenced
the Saddle and Harness Making business OH his
own account,
Two Doors above the Union Hotel.
where he has now, and will keep constantly on
hand every article IN his line, made of the best ma
leriais and in the best manner consisting i'm part of
Gentemen's and Ladies' best plain, and shafted
stitched, second rate and common Saddles; also
boys do.
Race Saddles ond Snaffles,
Saddle Bags, Valcc Pads and Saddle Cloths of
various kinds,
Plated and steel bit and badoom and snaflo Bridlos
brass snafile DO.
Hard soldercd Stirrup Irons and Spurs
English Bride Icathers
American black and fair do.
MartingaIes do do.
Plated brass and black mounted coach, gip. ba-
rouche and sulkoy Harness. of various qualities
Best and common Jersey Harness,
Do. do. fall and sprinp ton and t,v, r.;
Whips,
All kinds of Cart Gear, &c. &C. &c
u Repairing done in the best mannor and on
moderate terms-and old Saddles and Harness la
ken IN exchange for work
t&~P. I'll, only solicits fair tral-and he is sa
tlshed he will give satisfaction in every particular
de 2l--6t
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po ne nave Just received another case Off d -.
poos kOOTS, which we win sell ON saturday
',% XSth INST at 10 O'clock, at our Store
DC warranted IN perfect o7Jer Tho assortmet ON
braces III part several packages of Double and Sim
gio nyaein'hsi early and late Tulips; Narciyscs Of
s2t'Si uoubc and single Jonquills; Amurilles:
N n nnomohles' Ranhini ulcs; Crocus &c&c
u Catalogues are now ready, and the Roots can
" ~ 'ho ,,torc. :. g. c., Aucts.
NIGHT AUCTION
n ga ukDAY EVENING, 29ih inst. at half
past o'clock, Engrav;hgs, Books. Wa,rbss I aS,.
do 81 5. & c., Aucts
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Fey &eEsscs. ts' gYeygnsy.
DAY SALE

IN rdDAY MORNING, 28,h met, at Id
o'clock. IT. ir"nt OF our AScjiou Siorc, sres, va
r oOuyy o, oF1cerlGs and Furniture, and many Mis-
conaneous Observation-Disclosures hereafter
dc "a
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!. .V7cg'rOes FV1e,tfegi.

VIE subscribOrs wish TO lIifo a nuinbor- o.
~ Negroes to work at their Collery, for which
they will pay tho highost wages.
Satisfactory references given as to tho treatmen,
OF iie Negroes, and the payment of their hire
mado',o soft the owner
Apply at their Collery, in Goochland county.
side of the Basin G.. BROWN e.
do 2O-Adt1t '
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SALES IN ANTICIPATION.
,liES * JEWELRY.-Jn a few d.vs
we WI De IN receipt of large and eleoantIat
noLboOS ROUTS.-Cataloguc are now in
preparation Tor another sale Of those elegant R,lh
dc "a s"n' puios.
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HAWKINS, EOrtM,sufe once.

q Az SATURDAY MORNING, the drawing of
" the New York Consolidated Lottery will DO
received CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000!
Also, Prize of $4,000, l of 1000, 1 of 500.
10 of 1000, SC. sc.
Tickets S.. halvos 2 So, quarters l IS.
N. Is. The sale of Tickets will close at nv
Ounce en- Friday Evening, at 8 o'clock.
de IL -, 3. HAWKINS.
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do l1-wA E1'ors of George Saunders, decd.

TENO MIR. Isaac Burnett, 81 Martha. f., his wife,
n Samuel Parrish, and Mary A., his wife,
James Allison and Elizabeth d., his wife, and Hen.
ry Garnett--As you are not inhabitants Of this
State, you will pleass take notice, that shall, on
the third Saturday in January next, at the store of
Thos. Walker g. Co, in King g. Queen county,
between the hours of sunrise and sunset, take
the dispositions Of Hugh Campbell and others; and
tho third Monday in January next, at Tappa
hammock, take the dispositions Of William A. Car
nett, and others; and on tho second Monday in Fe-
bruary next, at King & Queen Court House, take
the dispositions Of Robert Pollard, and others all OF
which are intended 10 be read evidence in a suit
depending in the chancery court Of King g.
Queen, wherein Richard Bagby is plaintiff, and
you and myself are defendants. II the dispositions
should not be finished at each plaoo in one day,
they will be continued from day to day, until finish
questcd to attend at each Of the above places.
MUSCOE GARRETT.
King e. Qseen, Va. Dec. 4, 1892. d. WIT
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Conversations Lexicon, or Encyclopm.

dia Americana.
a ii. NASH, agent for the sale of the above
W valuable publication, respectfully informs
the public, thathe has received few copies of
the Work, complete to the eleventh volume, tbe
l2th and last will be published in about a month
winch no will be glad to dispose of to those who
justly appreciate valuable Work. Were he 10
publish the many strong commendatory notices of
the Work, he would tax too heavily tho columns
OF the Paper-he therefore, will only present the
oG0S itseif' to the inspection of those who will
call as it speaks volumes in its praise dc %
oiiCE.-Ihe general meeting of the Stock.
i ' holders Of the Bank of Virginia. will bc held
according to the charter, at the Bank, on the first
Monday in January next
dc 7-ctdm A. ROBINSON Crosb;.r
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If HENRY GIBSON.
PARIS FANCY GODDS-


For Dinner Dresses Frening Parties, Balls, dc.
"a ME ladies' will find at X. Ii. JENKINS. the
H. newest and most fashionable s,yle of Silk
Goods Gauze, fancy colorcd Book MusIns, and
other thin materials for fancy dresses-Also n
large supply of fancy Belts. French Flowers, long
ana short white Kid Gloves, plain and embr oidered
fancy SILK Hosiery, elegant Paris embroidered
Mn"iin Capes, new style blonde La @ Capes, ia.
snlonnble shape Lace Capes and Caps, elegant
Cifale, for dresses; Blonde and Bobbinet Laces.
Tor dress rinmings-Also, low priced coored and
b'ack Gro de Naples, for cloaks aud dresses; with a
large supply of tho real jet and glossy black Itali
an Lnstrings wide and narrow.
The above forms u very choice selection Of Fancy
Goods and will be sold lower prices than articles
ct the like description arc usually ut
II. III. JENKINS
Fancy Dry Goods, Linen and Merno Shawl Store.
dc "a
SSPoYES AND FENDERS.-Just received, a
~ fresh supply of coal and wood Stoves, and 4
neat lot of Wire Tenders, at the Fancy Hardware
anu Looking Glass Store of
dol9 THEO. ROBERTSON.
4 GhAkBoXES WINDOW CLASS, compri.
IL wv sing general assortment of all the va.
rious sizes, from by 10 to Shy 81 for sale by the
box or irgle light, by
dc Is ALEXANDER DUVAI,
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q Nv, middioses county court, Ostobcr BAD, 1899:
n william Burho and Sarah r. bis wife, who was
oa5an Il. StePtoe. compIts, against George. Healy
and Martha q. his wife, who was Martha G. Stem.
'oe' iachard A. Christian and Elizabeth A. his wife,
Nho wa, was Elizabeth A. Steptoc, George N. Steptoe
ana William Ill. Redwood, administrator of James
al. Steptoo, decd, dcfts.-lN CHANceRY.
oh motion OF the compliments by THOR attor-
aoy' i'ove is given them to amend their bill here
'oors hied IN this cause; which said bill SO amend.
Cd, 10 oy luther loavs of tho court filed. And it
appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court that tho
,rs; George ~ Stcptoe is not resident OF
tins Commonwealth, and that process came, ho
served upon him: The court doth, therefore, order
and Decree that tho said defendant appear here on
NV lo1r.n Monday In February next, and enter his
appearance and give security, according to tho acts
OIL Assembly and the rules of this court; and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
seme newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and another COW
posted al tho door ofthe Court House of this con
~, Tor two successive court days.
Copy. Toste, GEO. HEALY, CM.C
oc 3l-cSw ~,
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TO CARRIAGE MAKERS

WI be added to our sale 70 Morrow Mornip,,.
III , Salri"ge BODY, 2 sets Harness. Cushions, &c,
a't new, 10 DO sold without reserve, on account of
do Ct - o. ~ AUctsf
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To William Watkins, and Younger
Watkins:

A you not inhabitants of this Common
fA- wealth, we take this method of informing
you that the 9th. 25th, and 26th days of Janu-
airy, 1883, at tho tavern or house OF entertain
mont Of Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, in King g. Queen
County, between the hours of ten in the morning,
and five in tho evening, Of those days. shall take
tho dispositions of Harris Carlton, Edward Fox,
John Walker James Basket, and others, to be reai
as evidence in suit now depending in the Circuit
Superior Court OF Law and Chancory for King g.
Queen County, wherein we are plaintiffs, and
James Goyan, Ex'or of Edwin Lumpkin, deed
Hugh Campbell, Sheriff of King g. Queen county,
to whom has beon committed for administration
the estate of Richard L.umPkin, deed, unadmini.
stored by the said Edwin Lumpkin, decd; Mary
s. Purkins, Thomas Jordan, William e. Gibson,
Solomon S. Rifle, Susan Lunpkin, Richard Lum D.
kin, Winter B. Lumpkn, Robert Saunders, William
Saunders, .Catbarine G. Saunders, Patrick II.
Lumpkin, and his vito Delilah, Corbin Watkins,
William Watts admr Of Richard Watkins, decd !
Peggy Lumpkin, Samuel Augustus Lumpkin, Ca
tharno Lumpkin, Sarah EInslia Lumpkin, and
yourselves defendants, when and where you
may attend IF you please.
ARCUEE BROWN,
LINNAEUS G. GATEWOOD,
do 11-w4t EK'oIs of George Saunders, decd.
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EAGLE HOTEL,
RICHMOND, Va.
T II O NJ a S q pm XXZ ELI

<
Lote Of the BoHngbrook Hotel, Petersburg,
81 EsFEcTFULI.Y informs his friends and the pub
n y lie generally, that Inc has leased the EAGLE
HOTEL and will take possession on Tuesday the
goth inst when ne will be prepared to nccommo
date Travellers and others in the best style II is
his intention to make many alterations in his os
Enlistment, which he thinks will have a tendency
to add mucn to tho comfort and convenience of
those who may favor him with their patronage
Members of the Legislature will be provided with
comfortable apartments, and every cxertion used TO
give them satisfaction 1t is scarcely necessary TO
say any thing of the advantages which this we'll
known Hotel offers, situated in the centre of b1s;
ness, and convenient to all the public Offices His
experience in the business just6cs him in saving
that noring his part shall be wanting TO render
this Establishment worthy Of the patronage of the
public. mo I9-sdS.ctf
A FEMALE well qualified to give insfruci-
ItE& 10Y in sal'u's..aud caDscOme ,v4p .ssassr.
pHended, will meet with liberal encouragement
rom Miss Hughes, PrcccpIress Of The Benyeuue
Seminary, Gloucester County.
de 20-c Ut
ANOR HIRE for tho ensuing year, Woman
- without incumbrance--n tolerable good
)laIn cook, and perfectly honest, we'll disposed
| Ind calculated for small family. Enonire of
SELDEN g. CLELAND.
zee HOUSE.-For rent, a largo Brick lee
n House, near the Basin-apply TO
de "a Fl. NELSON.
INNNO BRICK MAKERS.-For Rent or Toase
/ ~ several Brick Yards near tho Basin-anplv
TO De ~ "' H. NELSON. .
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assortment Of Hats, Caps, FuTs. &c.
no has by recent arrivals from Now York. re-.
ceiyed Gentlemen's Beaver Hat, and Cups. iofscs
IRA quality, and of the most modern patterns,
wouid also take this opportunity 10 Inform the
public, that my Manufdcioty in This CITY. j, nn,s
IN iuii operation, by tho power of fifteen mon,
and as good operatives can be found in tho Unit
cd States; and by three days notice can furnish
hat or Hat, of any shape size, form, color, or
"a that tho plain tho moderately fashions.
Bile, the eccentric, or the real boeu monde. ma,
desire. invite gentlemen of the Legislature. and
all transient persons, who cannot DO aware of tho
superior facilities possess, of furnishings thai
part OF gontleman's dress, which of all others
for themselves.
JOHN THOMPSON,
Eight doof1 above tho Boil Ta-orn, Main Street.
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PROFESSOR DEW ON AJ3OLTTION
'HSflS day published and for sale by r.
III Smith. Review nf the Debate i'm the Vir-
gl"'n Legislature of 1881 and 1882, by Thomas
Il. Dew, Professor Of History. Metaphysics
and Political Law, William and Mary Coi,rs
de 24-ts o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

PROFESSOR DE" ON ABOLITION.
ri slliS day published for sale by X. |. SMITH.
= Review of The Debnte in the Virginia
legislature of 1881 aud 1892, by Thomas r.
ooM, Professor OF History, metaphysics aud
ron''c "a Law William Il Mary College.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
ELEGANT FURNITURE

A., ELEGANT FURNITURE
'eoht mahogany Centre Table,
o secretary and Book Case,
DO Dressing Bureau,
LOOKING GLASSES g. PRINTS .s.
reral hne manlel and Pier Glasses, with r, ane col.
lection OF elegant frSned Prints N'' W.
HORSE s. GIG.-At 10 ocloc, m u.
rssi HNSolient Double Gig and Harness. with yound
do 81 ""o excellent harness and riding Horse.
trp,, S. & c., Auct..
WIN DC added to tho sale TOMORROW Morn
ing, Z elegant spring seat Sofas-Baltimoro m,da .
=. &, G.. Anet.