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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

6vES2 SGE ~ ~. zs1E,AOC2
q AS received by the Equator and Madison
from Liverpool and New York Packet from
london, ana by the late vessels from New York
ana fhiIadeiphia, his all supply OF Goods, consist
ing in part of
White aud MKT Nap Cotions and Plains,
nose, " hltency, striped and point Blankets,
rcarnoughts, Bearskiu and Petersham,
White, red, green and yellow Flannels,
White patent Welsh Flannel,
Blue-black and fashionab bio Cloths,
Doubc-millod drab Cloths and Vestngs,
Blue, black, drab and mkt Cassimeres,
London Hats. Umbrellas, and Soaps,
5ombazets, Rattinets. and Morino Circassians,
Bombazines fancy Stuffs and Schalis,
Worsted Damask, Moreen and Fringes
MIXED, blue, brown, Oxford and striped Satinets,
Goods, &c.
German and British Oznaburgs,
Italian Gro de Nap and other Silks,
sewing Silks, Threads, spool and ball Cotton,
Merno Shawls, GauSe, Grape, and fancy Hand.
kerehiefs,
Calcoes, Ginghams, and printed Goods,
Brown, blcached, plaid and colored Donestics,
lasting, metal and suspender Buttons,
together with tho usual variety of Goods to DO met
with III retail store.
:, Also, on consignment, large assortment of
BRUSSELS, kidderminster, three ply and Venetian
Carpetings and Rugs, which are offered for sale as
low as IN any of the Northern markets.
Should purchasers be pre- vented from visiting this
city from any whatever, orders will be exc.
cuted to the best of the advertisers ability!
sep S5-2awSt
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500 0cGasG " esas8 =.
PORT or RICHMOND.
ARRIVED.


Brig Lowell, Road, Boston, sundries.
Brig Mark, Crockett, New York, via Norfolk
ballast.
S!oop Chorub, Burk, Norfolk, limo, to ] r
Bridges and F. Trco.
Schr Betsy Hamilton, Meekins, fredericksburg,
via Norfolk, tobacco, &c.
Schr Mary, Scotsburn Baltimore.
Sloop Lycurgus, Baltimore salt
Schr. Water Witch, Wright Varina. wheat.
Brig Eliza, Perry, Thomaston, lime, 10 Fisher.
Sr.
SeIr Martha Beastor Petty, New York, sun
dries.
Steamboat Potomac, hewitt, Washington, freight
and passengers
Steamboat Virginia, Holmes, Norfolk.
Schr Ariadna, Jnfries, N. York, ballast.
Steamboat Comet, CALVIN, Petersburg, sundrios.
SAILED,
Packet schr Councillor, Crowoll, Philadelphia,
COAL &c.
steamboat Patrick Henry Chapman, Norfolk,
freight and passengers
bacco, &c. ~
Schr Erie Bingham, New York. coal.
Schr Ariadna, JefTries, New York. coal.
5chr w II. Ireland, Ward Now York, coal
dries. ''''
scbr Francis, West New Ark, coal.
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TEKFSlCHOKE HAIL.
The .4rt Of Dancing NTH Grace and

A"' sHF " DuHCRg zCtfh Grace and
Courage.
NE X BOSSTEUX respectfully acquaints the
uYA ladies and gentlemen of Richmond and
Manchester, that his DANCfNG SCHOOL will
reopen on Wednesday, Oct. nth. Mr. b., with
the most sincere Acknowledgements for the liberal
patronage lie has received since his residence in
the city, which HIS enabled him to build an estab
iShment which is not surpassed by any similar one
IN The United States, and 10 sew his sincere thanks
TO his patrons and friends, who have patronzed his
Balls so literally, and finding himself in a situation
winch enables him to return, in some degree to his
patrons the Eberalty which he has experIen , ed
from them, has concluded to reduce his price of
tuition to his former pupils from s. 5 to $40, per
quarter, and for beginners there Will be an
extra charge of $5 for Che first quarter hich
VIII DC payable in advance. Parents who may
send three chi!drcn, the price win be still lower
Gentlemen who shall attend TIE school will be ad.
United to the Cotillion Parties, (ny parties,) with
out any farther charges, and will be at liberty to
Introduce ladies' into tina Balls
Ladies and gentlemen who are DESTROYS to learn
lhe Wanzing IL one style, taught by no per-
son IN tins country, by class, course of twelve les
sons al private house convenient TO the Scholars
spO--d single lesson 81 l--eo6t if
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Mill Wriuhis Wante
Fresh Fall 81 Winter Goods.


VIZ subscriber has received by tho Wasp
"A n xxi, and Hornet, large supply of Fall and
w inter GOOD bought principally at auction in
Few York. ut prices that cannot fail to give sa is
Iaction-they consist in part Of the following ar;i
cles, viz:
London extra superfino blue, black, olive ana
green Cloths;
double and single milled Csssimeres,
Douoe milled drsb and grey Cloths,
naentia and swanstfown, for Vesting,
bed Blankets, IA to f21:
London duific Blankets,
Ioint Blankets, to 6 puin,,
, "h'e Ted, green, yellow and black Flanncss,
Green Baize;
Sattinetts, heavy, for servants;
:, DO. fine and superfno,
herseys and plaid Linseys;
Scotch and Mcrno Plaids.
"a and "A Circassians, ali colors,
Bombazetts, do
Beautiful assortment of Calicocs,
BEST BEST French and English Bonbazines,
tartan Plafds, blue and brown Camblets,
superior black Italian Lustrings, and handsome
- assortment colored Gro de Maps,
Do. do. fancy Hdkfs,
Bonnet and Belt Ribbons,
Short and long Kid Gloves,
Buckskin and woolen Gloves,
Silk, cotton, urerno and " orsted Hose;
DO. do. do 1-2 do,
Spool and ball Cotton,
Tapes and Bobbins,
Corded Skirts,
Linen cambria Hdkfs., very cheap.
Pongee and bandanna Hdkfs
Irish Linens and birds eve Diapers,
Patent Suspenders and Bombazine Stocks,
Pins, Needless, &c. &c. &c.
With general assortment of Domestic Goods,
white and coloreG-also, IA and A Richmond
manufactured Brown Cottons and Cotton Ozna-
burgs. MANN s. VALENTINES
White Buildings, corner of 18th and n stIset
&C 6-MTh&S ct
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A Beautiful Residence for Sale.

| EE LITTLE FARM, in the County of Rich.
1sA mond, near the Court House, containing
seren-tioo Acres. The MANSION is not more than
$50 yards from the Court House. and is new and
connections, handsomely finished, and painted
inside and out, with extensive Cellars, and adapt.
ed to the accommo rotation of large family. In
front Is yard neatly shaded with ornamental trees
OF various kinds-and u yard similarly set and sha
ded, and large garden, in the rear There is every
other house necessary for convenience and comfort
and among them an Ice-House, eighteen feet
square, finished the winter before tho last There
is also Well of superior ,oater in the yard, and
three never failing springs on the land one of
which is conveniently situated to the Mansion and
is the fountain TO the Ice Pond, from which the
house is filled Four ffths of the Land is almost
perfect level, and in high state of Improvement,
is well adapted to the growth of all the products
OF the country, and part of it now set in clover
do assert, without the fear of contradiction that
no situation in the lower country, is more healthy
than this have resided here seven years, my ia
miy varying from ten to twenty, including blacks
and there never has been death on the land. In
this long settled and highly cultivated part of Vir
gina, the whar-whoop of the hostile Indian might
as soon be expected TO assail the ear, as
the hum of Mosquito, in the saubrons
atmosphere of the neighborhood of Richmond
Court lIouse--whiclr is too, conveniently stua-
ed Tor all the advantages and luxuries of the
Rappahannock, ~ not more than Is miles from the
Potomac. There is place that would suit profes
sionai gentleman better than this, and especially
knight oil the greer bag" a son of Esculapius
who had made his fortune & would like healthy
situation to enjoy it, with bu: little to do in his pro
tession, would be suited in the purchase of this
place. The location and situation in all respects
is admirably calculated for the establishment of u
large school, or Academy and one is much
wanting and desired by the inhabitants of the
neighborhood and country-it is also well located
and planned for a Tavern, though never used
for that purpose If any gentleman, who owns
a Farm below, on either of the Rivers, or Bay
wants healthy retreat wkC would wish
10 rf nf
the year on tide water and amidst the Injuries of
the Salts no situation combines all the advantages
more than this. 1t would also suit Mercantile
gentleman L Will sell great bargain in it, if APP
pIication be made immediately, and give possession
on the LIT day of January, sooner, if desired
Letters addressed to me at Richmond Court House,
postage paId) will be promptly answered.
I>iiTI.Ir Il. on AAAIr.GM.
Richmond Ct. IInns,, Oct & 10.
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Situation Wanted

A YOUNG Gentleman who has had several
"a years experience in Teaching School, and
who is qualified to teach the various branches of
the English and Latin Languages, the minor
branches OF Mathematics, &C., wishes to get stu
alton Teacher in Family or private Academv
Letters on that subject addressed to to A. c., Port
Royal, Caroline county, Virginia, will meet with
prompt attention. oc 6-Iaw6s
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W The J0tl0''ing Races ore postponed to the l4!A
November merit.
RICHMOND TREE-HILI, RACES

W N"e J"'"'""tg hdces Ore postponed to the li!I
November nert.
RICHMOND TREE-HILI, RACES
AP! ILL commence usual, the LIST Tuesday
w in October next, and continue four dav
FIRST DAY.
Tho celebrated stallion stakes-two mile heats
entrance S20o-play or pay.
l. Jno. M. Bolts enters the produce Of Gohanno
=. jas j. Harrison enters tho produce OF Arab.
). i. Watson enters the produce of Monsieur
Tonson.
q. IN. r. Hare enters the produce Of Contention.
D. WIN. K. Johnson enters the produce of Medjsv
b. Walter Livingston enters tho produce of EcIipse
SECOND DAY:
Proprietor's Purse S300--two mills iisats
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse SI000-iour mifs heats
FOURTH DAY.
ProPrietor's Purse ss2G0-two milo heats
ALSO,
A sweepstake-two mile heats-er,froDes S.onn
half forfeit, and closed
Il WIN. K. Johnson enters full brother 70 Polly
Jones, ("tferr CIine.")
.. Abner Robinson enters Tonson colt, out Of the
sister OF Sally MCGEE, C.Sir Walter Scottn)
0no. vi. Betts enters Gohanna flley out of
Phillis! ~ -
A. Jas. NJ. Sefden enters b. /. by Spring mn nm,
of Sentinel mare ' ON'
5. Jno. NJ. Eotts enters b. O. nv eZobe,,r,o ~, -
Dairy Maid, ("Rolla.'')
The Purses this Race Week at Tree-Hill ar,
worth $4,000. The great number of horses il
framing and the number Of training stables rendo
II probable that 10 IL will start for each of tba
three days regular Purses.
=, fhe trst day, lin the important stallion stakes
tilero is no forfeit, and 1T is thought i'm Old Vro;
MAS best days, that there never ere as many colts
OF FIRST rate promise The last days sweepstakes,
Herr Cline, the winner of tho stakes at New Marx
CT and Batirnore-Sir Walter Scott, the winner of
the stallion stakes last spring at Tree. HilI-Rouo
the very promising Gohanna colt of Mr.. Bolts and
mr. Seldom who for the honor OF the Central
Course, must be 'thero or thcreabouts" contend
tor Tor Purse of $500. The extraordinary good
n n, OF our city, and the promise of weeks
pleasant recreation, it is hoped will rive ne once
aag1m, the opportunity of shaking hands with old
friends and making new acquaintance.
By the Secretary Of the Tree-HiH Club
sept 6 &C
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FeWIsbnrO Acadenv.

a TEACHER is wanted Immediately, to take
"a Charge of this Institution, who is qualified TO
teaoh tile Latin and Greek languages, the Gle
montaTy branches of Mathematics and general
Ethcks Thore is female school attached to tho
Academy, in which taught Reading, Writing.
Arithmetic, Geography, English Grammar,
Composition, &c. Lowisburg is situated in the
heart of Western Virginia, within few miles of
the White Sulphur Springs, and other medicinal
waters Of fashionable resort. The salubrty of
the chnate,-the growing condition of it's popu.
latlon and that of the surrounding country,-tho
improved character Of it's society, and the mum
Der OF pupils that may be reasonably expected at
| tins Institution present strong Inducements to
permanent settlement here Of a gentleman whose
profession is Teaching. Such Teacher, the Trus-
tees are solictOus to engage, without delay.-Hc
viii 10 at liberty to appoint such assistants az
may be doomed necessary, With the appreciation Of
| the Board of Trustees.--Satslactory testimonials
OF character and qualifications will be required.
Letters addressed to J. Reynolds, will receive
prompt attention. BY order Of tn, Board.
CHARLES ARPUCKLE, Pres't.
JoHvsoS REYSoLDs, Sec'ry
J. sept 24-e6,
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JOHN Ia. BOYD.

Thankfully for the patronage received from his
friends and the public generally, while o member
OF tho firm of Boyd & Hay, avails himself of this
opportunity of informing them, that he will in flu
ture continue the Dry Goods business, at the
same store ono door above Mr.. Frederick Jude's
grocery store, on ii street, Shocke Hnl where
he is now opening, and will continue to receive
and oPen,an excellent and generat assortment OF
Fall and Winter Dry Goods, which he offers on
very reasonable terms. He very respectfully soli-
cts call from the former customers of BOYD. &
Hay, his friends and the public
0--eoGf
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Va IRGINIA-At rules holden in the clork's Of
flee of tho circuit Superior court of law and
ehancery for the county of Hanover, on the Sd day
Of September, 1884, Sarah Thornton, ex'ix OF
John Thornton, decd, and in her own right, pitt =,
against Milo w. Smith, and Sarah his wife, who,
before her marriage with the said Milo W., was
Sarah Hall; and Francis g. Taylor, ex'or of An.
thony Thornton, decd, defts.-IN CHANcERY
The defendants Milo w. Smith, and Sarah his
wife, not having entered their appearance, and
given security according to the act of assembly
and rules of this court, and it appearing TO the sa
tsfaction of the court that they inhabitants
of this country it is ordered that the said defend
ants do appear here at the rules to be holden in
the clerks Office of the said in the month oil
December next, and answer the plaintiffs bill
and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert.
ed in some newspaper published in the city oil
Richmond for two months successfully, and that
another copy be posted at the front door of.rthe
courthouse of this county.
Copy. Teste
oct 8 PHILIP b. WINSTON, C. CT
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Brown Stout and London Porter.
a 2 ECEIVED few days since, via New York,
10 SO casks Hbberrs BROWN STOUT and
LONDON PORTER, in quart and pint bottles
also, io baskets CHAMPAGNE Comet Brand
Tor sale. e. s. A. WARWICK
oc G-c3t d2,s
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EgGI9nDHem S9yCEI,oH 6JoTEO0.o

TENHB Annual Examination at this Institution
"a will be held publicly in the College Chapel.
commencing on Friday the 2lst September. and
closing on Tuesday the 25th. The commence.
ment will take place on Wednesday the 26th. Tbs
Anniversary Of tho Literary Societies will BIO cee.
brated on Tuesday the 27h. Tho Board of Trus-
tees will meet on the 18th, 9th and 18th.
The next session will commence on the 1st of
November. The expenses for fees to the Profess
sors, Board, Room Rent and Servants attendance,
for the winter session of six months, amount to 1856
70: for the summer session Of four months S57 25.
PETER McYICCAR, Scc'y Of the Faculty.
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sPA6SS sRsHcRcenSie,s Se.,a5,,4y,.9g

AISJ ILL be re-opened on the LIST Oct for
Wv the reception of Boarders and Day.Pupils
Miss MACKENZIE thankfully acknowledges her
Obligations to the public for the preference given
for years to her Seminary, and truly DESTROYS to
nor expence to provide for her Pupils efficient Mas
ters the use of select Library, Philosophical
and Chemical Apparatus, with every other advan
tage that can facilitate the requirement of a So
lid, useful and liberal Education
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

Having been intimately acquainted with Miss
Mackenzie, ever since her residence in this CITY, /
can with great propriety declare that consider
her emnenty qualified not only by her literary at
tainments' but also by the pety of her life, to
afseN~-sni hA dniias of an inst1nc,ress of vor,r
ladies'; and have no doubt that those parents and
guardians who may entrust their children to her
care, will be highly satisfied both With their elias
steal and moral Improvement.
RICHARD CLAIMING MOORE,
Bishop Of Vir1ini,
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W Regnar sales Of Furniture, Groceries, Horses,
&C. on Tuesday and Friday morning, in each
week. Persons wishing to add to any sale, will
Pisass send their goods the evening previous, Of
early the morning of tho SALE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
NDRSSOEUTEON.

"a VIE co-partnership heret ofore exist ing un
n der the firm of BoYD s. HAY, is this day
dissolved by mutuaTconsent. All persons ndebt-
ed to the concern, are respectfully requested to
settle their respective accounts with John H. Boyd
who sIono rs authorized SETTLE the business of The
firm. JOHN H. ROYD
VIM B. HAY
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$50 Dollars Reward.

g Af, Sunday night, the 10Th ult., an Incendiarv
W burnt down at tho Cottape, or Little West.
Ham Farm, two Barns, containing wheat ma.
chlne' large quantity of corn, oats, &c and on
sunday night the 26th ult barn was set on fire,
and straw rick with chat, burnt on the Big
WesLhom Farm. The above reward will be given
Tor such information may lead to the conviction
Of the offender or offenders.
WM. SHAPARD.
West Ham, Honrco County Sent IL 1929 90
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ing Races are postponed till the sOtl
FAIRFIELD RAUE So,
FALL MEETING,

FALL MEETING,
AN ILL commence on the Sd Tuesday in DC.
" tobsr next, and continue four days.
FIRST DAY.
"A Colt Sweepstake, two mile heats, $3.50 en-
trance, half forfeit, to which there arc ten sub.
scribers, with the best colts i'm the u. States
eight oil ths ten distinguished winners.
1. David IL. Brach enters b. Q. Tobacconist. NV
Gohanna, date Winfree's)
z. VIM X johnson enters b. C. Herr Cline, by Sir
Archy.
3. Jas. ]. Harrison enters Wilki.sop,s CHI q NV CT;
Archy
a. WIN. NJ. West enters McGhee's b. G. Sir Walter.
Qhe winner of tho Stallion Stakes at Tree Hill, )
by Monsieur Tonson
5. WIN. Wynn enters b. O. Anvil Inv Mons:o,r
Tonson.
O. Wm. H. Mings eaters b. f. Florida, by Contsn-
ton.
T. JnO. NJ Bolts enters br. c. Douglass, by Gohan
ma, out OF the dam of Collier,
5. Richard Adams enters b. C. Primora bv R,tl.r
y. Henry A. Tayloe enters CorneIia, by Rather
III. Jno. MnEe enters bl. C. Black Hawk by Hot.
spur.
SECOND DAY.
froPretof's Purse $500, two mils heats, en-:
trance SIS.
THIRD DAY.
Jockey Club Purse $500, without discount, four
mile heats, entrance 500.
FOURTH DAY
"A Colt Sweepstake, two milo heats, SIOO on
trance, half forfeit, to which there are four sub.
scribers, namely
l. Jno. Minge enters Peter Lyons b. o. by Go.
hanna.
2. JnO. NJ Bolts enters CHI f. Barbara. bv Cobanno
out of Wild Cat.
5. Thos Carter enters CHI. f. by Hotspur, dam BY
Jack Andrews -
4. o. p. Hare enters b. f. Knte Kennop bv 70,
tention, dam Columbia
Ample accommodations will be provided at the
Fairfield Dwelling. House.
JNO. MINGE, ~
RICHARD ADAMS, SirePrieIors'
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81 UST Received, per schr. Tantivy, an elegant
% assortment of jet, pearl, paste, and enamelled
Studs, ladies' and gentlemen's Gold Chains and
Keys, jet and pearl Rings & Pins, Silver Watches,
Silver Spectacles, Silver ever point Pencil Gases,
Silver Thimbles, comprising open, silver and steel
tops, rich Gilt Waist Buckles, plain and figured
seed Beads, cut and plain, black, white, green,
blue, garnet, &c. &c.
Also-S,eel Watch Chains and KEYS, Bead
Guards, Goggles, Emerson's Razor Strops, SnuG
Boxes, toy Wathes, &c. &c.
CHAS. GENNET, Jr,
Successor to C.P. Adriance, opposite Bell Ia
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FEH. .ALEE.N..
MHR Mr rArIoR.

Opposite IT, S. Bank,
& S receiving his FALL GODS. Among them
M are staple and fancy Cloths, Cassimeres and
vestinSs, Camlets (of all colors worm for coaks,
Tenants Stocks, n Y, do. Gum Elastic Suspend.
ers, Gloves, half Hosiery, Handkfs Shoulder Bra
ces, SC. &c &C. sen 27-eoa,u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct 5.-Arrd, schrs James Fish.
or, Soners, Richmond; Helen Mar, Carson, do;
Valiant Clifford dol Hyperion, Creighton, do:
Visitor, Rowland, do.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

Il pursuance Of an order of the cour, of Hano
- yer county; TO us directed, wo shall proceed 10
SELL on tho premises, 10 the highest bidder, at pub
Ito auction, on the 10Th day of October next, I'll.
tract ct Land lately held by Mildred White, as her
dover In the estate of William White, deceased. 1t
Is situated in said county of Hanover, upon Chick
ahomany swamp, about miles from tho city of
Richmond, near the termination of Mechanicsylle
Turnpike.
The said Farm has upon it large and convent.
emf dwelling Eouse, with other buildings a spring
OIL excellent wator, and very large orchard of well
selected fruit frees. AS presume that all per-
sons DESTROYS of purchasing will view the Land we
aeonl unnecessary TO say more, but refer them to
MI leo. W. Irueheart, Who resides upon the
premises.
fER~s-One fourth cash, one moioty in twelve
months irom.the day of sale, and the other moiety
IN two yearsfrom the day of sale
EDWARD G.. SYDNOR
MILES MACON lCommissioper,
WIN. b. SYDNOR,
AT the Same time and place will be sold, by the
iegatees OF tho above mentioned WIN. White IA
acres adjoining the same sop l9-dtds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
NJ ARRIED

In Washington county, Va, by the Rev. D. r.
Preston, Mr. HARVEY MITcuELL., formerly of Lynch
burg, to Miss MARY JANE WooD JOHNSTON only
daughter of the late Judge Peter Johnston.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09

SEEDEN & LELAND attend TO
sales OF Real and Personal Estate; either In the
city or country, and the utmost attention given to
the interest of their employers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-09
NIGHT Auction

NIGHT AUCTION.
TOMORROW EVENING. TUESDAY, Dc, OK
commencing at half past O'Clock, valuable col.
lection OF new Books, sundry gold and silver
a'cnes' some Jewelry and many Fancy Articles.
&C SELDEN & CLELAND. Auc,s:
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NJ OEyCn

10 the Citizens of Richmond.
y FUNDING it npracticable, without embarrass
~ ing our shipping business, to furnish ut the
shipping yard, carts from the city with Coal, um
compelled, for the future. to decline all farther
supplies IN this way. 1t will, however give mo
pleasure to furnish those who will send for it by
lighters, 10 take from 500 to 1000 bushels Mt a
timc' to be Slipped in the usual manner. This
can easily DO done by persons requiring smaller
quantity uniting and purchasing cargoss, to DO
ried up into the Dock, any other convenient
place, and then divided amongst themselves. This
mode viii lessen the carriage, and save the bridge
TOLL aud Will, L hope, lie found convenient and
agreeable to Tho Citizens.
&C Scott BEVERLEY RANDOLPH.
a uMBER, Sea- cargo of Eastern Lumber.
q about 40 NJ. feet; 81 barrels Potatoes, and 7
hrkins good Butter; now the way, for sale by
&C 8 OTIS DUNLOP g. co.
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g The Subscriber begs leave
q I TO inform his friends and the Public,
M8n> I that he has purchased out the stock
E@zSss of the concern Of Raymond g. Bro
~ theirs, and will continue to keep first
rate assortment Of HATS, at wholesale or retail,
AT PRICES. g. " RAYMOND
sep 20-eo6t