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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
To TIE Epirops OF TIE WuIG.
R,cuvoxn Lam 0Oih 4

-Ntt', INOS.
Csntlcnon-In your Editorial remarks on the
subject OF the Abolition of Slavery in Virginia. in
your paper of yesterday, you say, in reference to
public upon This important subject 'that judgment
may, and will be deferred Cor years." This cx
preston is, fear, calculated to damp tho ar;.or
OF the friends OF abolition throughout the State,
and what is of rluch moro importance to ,pis,od
ihn public mind aa to the relative strength of par
ties in the Legislature ON this great question. am
sure you did not design TO prodccc such an effect and
ask that you Will state tho precise idea which you
Intended 10 convey by the above expression I
take the liberty of adding, that with every op
poriuniiy OF knowing the sentiments and feelings
ct the Members Of the General Assembly upon
TINS question, feel entire confidence in the OPT
mon, bat although the greatwor Of abolition will
not be commenced thsscss;on, si,wgl incvi,xtlv be-
GIN a. the next, or ut farrhcst, the succeeding scs
sion of the General Assembly.
4 SUBSCRIBER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

FORE!CN.-Thc New York papers of We'd
ncsday, furnish some additional items by the Coli
unbia, which had arrived below. Thcse edd no.
thing material to the facts already obtained via
Boston.
The troubles at Lyons, formed tho leading tonic
of interest, both in The French & English pa pcrs 81
we have OF course an abundance OF details, both
from papers and private lcttc These accounts
from, Lyons to the 9th November INCLUSIVE
being two days later than those which reached
us yesterday, via Boston. The riots seem to have
been etfectuay cX:inguishcd and the government
was sending troops into the vicinity of tie city
III such numbers, that no apprehensons for the
future entertained. The government has
displayed a degree OF energy and decision this oe
casion, that have given the fullest satisfaction to
the nation, and prevented any similar outbreak
Dgs in other places
The two French Chambers had voted address
cs to the Nng relative to the riots at LYONS
Accounts from Lisbon to tho 10Th November do
not mention the reported instruction in Portugal;
bat it is TO be considered that the gentleman who
came passenger in the Columbia, left London on
tho 3Gih, and at the moment of his departure the
Gcws-mcn were proclai,nng III the streets the re-
cCipt of fresh intelligence which would forth
with DC published, announcing the disturbance, and
the fight of Miguel. He had been compelled al.
ready to resort to a forced loan of CD 5000 to
meet the extraordinary demands of government.
CHOLERA.
The ccrt0iny of the prevalence Of this fearful
disease in Sunderland 70 an alarming extent, and
lis appearance in Newcastle, forms the topic of
deepest interest in England, at the present mo-
nont. There no later bulletins of cases than
that which appeared in this paper yesterday
evening. That bulletin gave the news Of Tie 9th
only. On the preceding day there had been II
new cases and deaths.
The assassin Of Capo d'Istrias bad been sem
fenced to death at Ndpoli, but had been exccu-
ted on the 2lst Of Oct. Some parts Of Greece still
continue agitatcd.
The Emperor Of Austria has approved Of the
! treaty between Holland and Belgium.
| Tho King Of Holland has again been invited to
accept, without alteration, the twenty four articles
agreed upon by The allied Ministers at London, us
the basis of ;ho separation between Holland and
! Belgium, and has again refused, wishing again
! 20 negotiate according to Some accounts; but. &C
"o,';Hg o'Ecrs havjn" secret cnc"ura"eInca. a5
. Hklu" 'iis course from luc graat po"cj5 "a 'tc
/ "or.i.
Sins Empc,oy NaEu.a- las s"oed s",f ui i}ecere OF
h".cs ' fsf, ni nc dispersed s'oas ut such ara 81,
conditions ;.at fd. i.svcs viii scarcely yr i:oGcct -
avail if.u,..'gc- gi IT,. tender W..c'5f.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
Ea'a2NJ& I17 S. AEaHE.

E URSUANT 70 the provisions or .
: d TI"s', executed by James Dent
The subscriber, on the Ith day OF Septic.
1880, and daily recorded in The O.!.ce Of 6
land County Court, oa Monday, the t.
third instant, at eleven o'cicck, Il. II. :.
offered Tor sale, by the SUBSCRIBER, at publ"
t!op. To The highest bidder, toc casa, IN g."
III" Eagle hotel in the city of Rjchmqr.
lhat certain t-act, piece or parcel Of Land
and being in the County Of Coochiand, 20. s
ing enc hundred and twenty acres und
the same tract CT Land conveyed to said p.
by Ro. G. scott and Susan Il. ..s Wi
their deed, bearing date on the Cd cf Sc p
Der, l&j0.--I'he title to said tract VI Is
believed to be iadisPntabie. but the au5sc
Will Only convey such tile as IS vested il
by the Deed Of Trust eiorcsaiG
iIENDEHT f. CLAlBORN
ia 7-tAs I'rr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
NORTH CAROLINA.

The Legislature of North Carolina, adjourned
on Saturday last.
The Raleigh Register of yesterday, says:
1.-The Resolution protesting against an extension
oil the Charter OF the Bank of the United States
ana instructing Our Delegation in Congress to OBJ
pose 1t, was not taken up doubtless from motive OF
p"Icy. If we know any thing of enlightened
pubic sentiment in this State, it is decidedly fl
vorablc TO that Institution, and we are confident,
had the gu cstion been stirred in the Legislature
that the votes in favor of the Resolution, would
have been 'tcw and far between
"Ncithcr were the Resolutions acted on, which
denounced the Tariifas unjust and unconstitution
al, and called upon our Representatives. in Con.
gross, to make an effort to effect its modification
or repeal"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

ativcs, will be prepared to act at the next session
of the General Assembly, With spirit resolved 10
eradicate evil which tho foes of abolition them
selves, the of them, conccdc to be the
creates. under which nation can groan.
We hope n subscriber will DEEM this cxplana ton
OF our meaning satisfactory, and that f the remark
hc quoted had any tendency TO damp the ardor of
the friends os abolition, he suppoacs, that what
we no. say, will have the effect TO remove it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
EroM TIE CHARLESTON MERCURY.

SouTH CAROLINA COLLEGE, Dec. %.
In your paper of the 23d inst. | notice the
following advertisement, COPIED, as it is said
from the Liverpool AlbionD which has been also
published in several other papers in the United
States
"BRUssELs, Sept. 81, 1881.
The widow Rcbecca Noses Cokicn, requests her
niece, Caroline Esther, who went some years
ago over TO America, in company with friend
j. II. Noft, from South Carolina, to send Il copy
Of her Matrimonial Compact, hthcr, to Mr.. Meyer
Emanuel Israel"
am utterly unacquaintod with Tie persons men
toned III the advertisement, nor have ever before
even heard or seen the names.
HENRY JUNIUS MOTT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

II Tho note of subscriber requires a few re-
marks from We did mt mean what the Gen.
tencc he has transcribed from our remarks of YES
tcrday, literally imports We did not mean tina,
the judgment CT tic public will necessarily be de-
ferrcd Tor years. We meant that it was not cxpe
dent at his session of the Legislature TO COM
mencc plan OF abolition; that il ourht TO be first
maturciy digcstcd i'll tic public mind, and so clear
iy passed upon, that tlicrc could be no mistake nc
to the public wish. We contemplated ,,.c noseibi
flty OF REJECTION III the FIRST place Of the proposi
lion Tor abolition by the people Of VIRGINIA. Inn,
looking forward farther, and smcn,bcrju. t1a, t1
Grcstion was Of nature, at first TO encounter
JUDGE, but that it must ultimately, from IFS in.
trinsic virtue, force It's way TO its final accon,p,i h.
mcnt, VIC pronounced that favorable judgment
might be deferred for years, whiIo had undoubt-
Ing confidence in what il would be in The end. We
also designed 80 a,iay tho alarms which had been
lndus'TousIy created, founded upon tl,c nisrcprc-
sensations of an argument Of NJ. Prrt'on, chat
"'S Legislature denied slaves TO ay property. aud
aia' mas Legislature wou!d proceed rn,i. i.im inca
20 o"Ha''ra;, |'rm. These Misrepresentation
we fn'" had been csla".jyaI; nfu"ag4;r... aad
'.'' .""'y Intelligent minds bad received ,i,cu,
'@Ao' to incno"'o tas persuasion winch, we
'"'S''N'S '.'y catcrai"o.. That ua ,coela o.. yi-
3 themselves, "o'1i hayc ihr opp9tua.,y OF
f7"a '0'"& the li.aa md mode OF PROCEEDING
'' s'He"t t Use concluding observation 81 ,
"'',"e" We rc sure il,at tho .c's.,,.. ..ro.,. d
1', .'"'"r OF Delegates, is as D.. intimate. H. q.
@'-' .A'' 'ho E-"lHs 2s wc.! a. sucir E...a.cpi.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

Tart BrouGham.-!n this country we arc accus
toned only to hear Lord Brougham spoken o? in
terms OF appreciation and applause. His Tory an
tagonis!s III England, however, DO not spare him
thcy often apply the lash with great severity. We
quote tho following from article in the Quarterly
on Reform, as illustration Of the fact. The
Ministers are all introduced but the weight of the
attack is made TO fall upon the Lord Chanccl
!or.-Mcr. Gax.
TASK any man, Wig, Liberal, or Radical, in Tic
Lords, III tho Commons, in the country-who
Is not Immediately connected with tic Ministry
as. him what no thinks of tbs vigcr, talents, and
FcsPcctabiiiy Of Tie government You will re-.
Co',o no Tcriy:-if you name Lord AltIlorp, hc
ei1hcS ms Iioad-If Lord John Russell, I've rrOlrs-
r., '"'o grey, hc shrugs his shoudcrs-if tho Lord
g. IA ~ onahce!Ior he laughs in your face. But he IL
" 70 sure the most crtcrtniriu" Cfiagc.lisr shat
ne" ,'ic seals or strddd'cl ON .he ,,a.i-,.;.
'"''' Ho "ocs {. io7cihio. ryr~v 'h..r,, l, .ay-
-, ....'' "".- somehow. "li is iujinra.,s d, gr
y, 30" A.o"i' NO, Iut ep ufuu-,l.o- on
'.' .t''t'' 's h@ uW:"!' ..Elgs. CORR i,,.r. u.s..
"it!'rf tH'u ''sio".' Brcitu.,,.,, -i..,,. . ,
.'"f--"n encyclopaedia iutc.l,gvrf ....l, f, XII
!"r--i.io p"sHa' vt abundant wonder ... ..... .
respect, Win great talents, Htsle r;,.-.,ct,.. I
p combination ct qgaH',os. bici. and ro,.. l,
i7av.i ""r n doubt whether tbo,r ro5r..u- is rel,,
l,nl~ar or only W.nn psi"
na .o-m ,' Advertiser OF 'a. E.n .nstaa, .s.
UJ,..r.s just '.- "ai, ,a. uf..su ... .i,. steam.
boat .g.., Int .as...a .e in..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
Richmond, Nov 2i-w6t
VAE.UAasAgI ssEIAs4 E1STAG's2

-
glY virtue OF Decree OF the Circui: Su-
- p"ii1r Cnur; of Law and Chacccrv for he
County o. iIcnrico, III the case OF Price vs.
George ct al, pronounced on the 2ith December
i33l-ihe subscribers will sell by publ: enc
ton, to the highest bidder, at Hanover Cuur,
House. Tuesday, The 3ist day al January
ncAt, the tract of land On which the Court
ti";'Ss stands, rcxcept the public lotl toge,h".
wuh the taverns and all other houses, upon thc
following terms, TO wi'S2 soc to be paid IN CO H.
as TO the residue Of the purchase money, the
credit payment, and The title to be retained Until
me purchase Money is paid.
The subscribers are Justified in saying ,ha,
1t is rs valuable property flor its extent as any
which has been offered for sale in VIRGINIA f.,
son'e i!inc,or will be again offered. Whnftrac
cSntaims abou' GOO acres of land, Il luraC ro.i
ton Of which is lat land, and very good, ,,a
hrs Oh both Sues of the main sage read Ia IN,
North aud rot twenty miles lrom tic city If
Richmond.
The buildings consis; ofiwo lara tavern houses
neatly new, small dwelling house, h:ioLcn
statiIs, ard other customary out houses alG
tMo store houses This property his rented
Tor several years past for $1,000 per aunun, umt,l
ne last year, when 1t rented under d advanfa
geous circumstances ;"r SG50; and in he haaI>
OF Judicious manager, 1t would DE one uf Tia,
most valuable tavern stands in Virginia. TIE
tavern houses are insured. Mr. Sui, on, on The
premises Will ssiew the property TO any dis roseu
to examine it.
JANIS II, SUTTON.
THOMAS PRICE j., s''N'''''sS'o''e'S'
dec 28--tds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
o. writer speaking of the late Stephen Girard,

says:
ne never exhibited any concern about lifc nor
had he any fears ofdcath. He used to say, that
man who wouR leave off business because he
thought himself rich enough, had very erroneous
Views-t!iat he attached no ore importance to his
wealth Than he did to his old shoes but fully
was he impressed with the idea that active EMPLOY.
incnt was one of the greatest duties Of life, that
he SAID about month ago, to our informant,
'whcn death comes for me, he will find me busy
unless am asleep in bed."-Thc rem ark, that he
would plant tree to-day, if he thought he would
die tom orrow, made to our Informant: to
whom he also stated his age, have given it, lin
his SGD ycar)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
O H!O y KENTUCKY LANDS.
Classical SeSaosg.

fH'HE School at Long CIcc.:, Louisa, will be
continued next year, under the Immediate
superintendent" Of The sn5s ccI5el; vino " Ill take
care, that al his pupils shall DC thoroughly IN
stIuctcd IN whatever they may undertake to
learn. RS the method of instruction Iurs2ed at
this School, Is very different from the superE-
clGl course o. education, which has become
fash onable-thc subscriber deems it necessary
to cfor:n the pubic, that every nieU:ber Of his
School is actually reGG;rcd to understand amG
parse every sentence lie may read. This me
.hod rarely fails to make good scholars; but it
requires more labor and study than the fashion
able plan of modc!a Scio!lsts, and is therefore
very rksome To the ignorant and indo!cn,. In
this School, WIN be taught the Greek and Latin
Languages, English Grammar, English Compo-
siiion, Geography with the use of Maps and
Globes, Mathematics. and Arithmetic. The
Sc:oo. VIII commence the 25th Of January
1882, ana terminate or the lOih Of December
following. There wlIl be vacation Of 4 weeks.
commencing oD the IOlh Gay OF June The
charge for board tui'loD, washing. lodging and
fuel will be $40. payable, one half on the
ist day of December following. Long Creek
is situated in pait of Louisa County, proycrb-
al Tor health and stefility. 1t is 33 miles from
Richmond, 81 from Fredericksburg, and 90
from Curtctsvile. The stage from Fredcrcks-
burg TO Gainesville, passes immediately by the
Schooih"use, and the. from Richmond to Orange
Court House, within n short distance of it.
Leiic,s to t6e subscriber should be directed
to Long Creek ?. o. Lonise."
nov 2I--iaf IL WILLIAM NELSON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
EEMAI.E SCuONl

4 , uRlNG the ensuing year, a Fomalo School
HV viii be kept AT the house Of the subscriber,
IN thp county of fenrico, and about ten miles from
the city of Richmond, il healthy and pleasant
situation. The Session will c"ainrncc on Tie III
of January next, and terminate the 18th OF Daccn-
Der cnsuimg.-'Fhc School Will bc conducted hv
lady, believed to be entirely competent to teach
all the useful and substantial branches OF roo,!
English Education. From s To 10 pupils can bc
accommodated with board and washing, and TO
them every care and attention will he paI.-Tcrn;
Will be SSI1 for the entire session. including every
charge, for board, washing and tuition.
de II MARY C.; C. SHEPPARD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

U Letters from Washington, published at tho
north, say that Mr. Adams is converted to the anti
tariff policy, and has made speeches in the Com
@mittee on Manufactures which place him in an at
tide OF hostility to tie party with which he has
heretofore acted
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

u There is a rumor in the Lexington <Ky.)
Observer, that Tho. p. Moore, Esq. has been, or
will be, recalled from Colombia, and that James
Shannon of Ky will succeed him as Minister TO
that Republic.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
S?A. g%--NO. s
THE IMPORTED HORSE.
3; ~ y 49, :.S.AUEaELE.

ca ~ - 80 - 81 &S - s. ~ A,Es,
yae, VIM stand the ensuing Season.
= %EsA---r.,, 1T Il, former stand, Barboursylle
y EgA I II III the couaty OF Orange.
| NJ ESg Trntiia " sixteen hands high,
e'=4.z.zJassg iary formed, and is eight years oil;
! ~ ;ha spfIl. -"
~ seas ~ VIII commence on The 18th Februs
! "'., an" 'rTri'n8t" "'htir LIST July
lac terms # the season, are f,rty doIla-s
TO be d!schasg By thirty, f paid within ill.,.
season. Fry dollars Northumberland in eac.,
case d'.'at to the Groom, to be paid whe:.
tEe m4ie Is Sr'cght Or taken away. the be-,
&ao most extensive p,stnrage is set apg,t f.
h9 mates seat To Truie--tOr which no add
tonaI ci%rg, is made. The mares may be fc
witi whd; hey wI!l eat Mt twenty-five cents =
<+y inc Gsnons WI! be accommodated fr.
OF expense. 10 any one putting nve mare.
TIE prce ct one wil! r .:li,,ed Great car.
WI! be used 20 prsvent acIjicnts-but no Il.
sPonsi1il'ly to onsue if they occur,
$. w. wager.
for Coy. Barbo:.,
Bar5on-sv'ne, Jan. II, 1882.
PED!GREE.--Younr TruGI, was bred ! :,
The Duke de Guchc, gnt by rru'lla, out of Ii
'Sts Fb!skf; her dam. Brown Justce GU: 80:
H. ~ Challenger; Xanfippc by EcliY,..
.tn'!! 9as got by Governor gu, Of Horn:
i.*s> .! buzlaTd. her dam Puzzle, by aIatchy.;
EslGcess by Hoard
lS's"ev,) RICHARD TATTEPSALL.
tvde Park Corner. Lone,
IIr..iG "as sent 10 france and boug,,l b
"sain' ., 'too gni"ies: RI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

YESHE General Meeting of the Members of
e the Mutnal Assurance Society, against
fire on buildings Ct The State Of Virginia Will be
neih a. The OH e Of tie Society. in Richmond
on W daestay, the Ssh d,.y of February next
ia lO-2awtG;n JAMES RAWLINGS
p \ rent NJ \ &
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

JOSHUA j. FRY,
a. ENERAL Commission Merchant, on Gross
~ Street, near the United States Eauk
Ctfcrs for sale,
eco Bags Rio and old white cofT.c
% hhds prime 81. CroiX and =. y. sugars
so do molasses
10 Or. casks 5 Madeira wine
% do sweet Malaga do
$50 casks nails, assmr'cd sizes
goo sacks Liver pool filled salt
10 tons country iron
-at22 consignment,
SO b2ls mountain .;ln!.y 4 sur
10 i'fkms butter, par. roll
700 lbs white b!rached woo
500 lbs. bees wax
u. CASA pai; for Wheat. in l2-ts
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81 q e I - RI :,

IA y Is ! % 7.
HSn a tavoritc son of Sir ;
" S->--sy--, chic, will stand tho next seas,
T. ie.GA iiI Dr. james Sncc;'s,in I:llit4x co...
VI 8'H4 Va on the south side of Dan J..
si@--s-asse2s1.' The season will commence lst I.
AIRY. FERNS, &c shall ba made known IL. due :, -.
JAMES SNEED,
PAUL CARRiNGTO%
Jan. 2ld, 1922. u2-w":
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

Wcn'y ono days illness, JouN ASHER NICHOLAS.
dcst son OF RoIcrt Carter Nicholas, aged ) years
nd IL days.
This morning, Mr.. JAaRs WILLIAMS, engineer
OF Stcambost Transport. Ills friends and acquan.
.ahceS' arc requested, without further invitation,
10 attend the funeral from Mrs. Waynouth's, at
i'ocAclts Tomorrow, Mt ; O'Clock L. NJ.
At petersburg Thursday evening tho l2,h
i"s'. Dr !ouN RonHarsoN, in the G5th year of his
age, mighty respectable citizen of that town.
departed th;S lilc on Friday the 20th january,
'' HahchcHtcf, in the thirty second year of her
age. MR.: Jun.rr J. McR,E, wife OF Colin Nci,uc
Esq OF that place. kmiabc, kind, aud affection
a'e, shc was thc stay and Joy OF her husband
ana TIC beloved OF trcnds and relatives. To know
nIr' was To love hcr. In tho pride oil power, the
e'i destroyer came and Invaded the abode of pea &C
ana happiness Ho is dispocd cf his conquest,
SINCE her soul is gone to God, who gave it, She
o,cu i"it OF Joy and hopo in the suci"ncy Of the
atoncment.
hcSt thee, rest thee, gentle spirit,
Angels watt thee home;
scSii5 Saviour claims his own,
And God thy Father bids thee Gomez
Her friends and acquantamccs and those of aIr.
Sichae are requested TO attend her funeral ut his
mouse In Manchester, OH Sunday morning the ODD
INST at IL o'ei9"k'-Stlioat further notice.
coMMUNiCArEp.
n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
$ Z = e e q z. Z I; s..

- .. Il. & 81 "a 20 Ia - -
FE7HlS beautiful, distinguished, thorough bred
III racer and get:cf OF racers, will stand The
ensuing season, ut the residence Of my son
George w. Johnson within one mile OF Moody S
Tavern, in Chesterfield, and about twenty
miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and IS
now at his stand, ready to serve mares at :
the single leap, and $50 me season, reyablc on
list August next wlicn ii will expire; SEQ ~
suranct, payable soon aS The mare is known
to be in iodt or parted viii; one dollar cash to
he groom. hiarcS that failed TO Sir Charles
last year, will be insured this year AT the price
OF the season. 3 company of sX inurcs may 60
at $50 the season GAG: and che gentleman put
ing I've mares, shall have tic same privilege.
Mares furnished with pasturagc, which are very
ext Gelvc and excellent, and servants sent with
mares boarded gseis. Lots are laid down, IN
both whea, and grass, for mare: and cols, and
fed, If required, at % cents day. Care will be-
taken to avoid accidcuts, bot no accountability
for any that may happen.
Sir Charles has been 50 often advertised, that
it is Only ccstary 10 say, TIA, lie is in as fine
health rs 2 hers" en- &c. aua H. % remarkably
sure :,a.guttrr. His Cnrt~ tra ycjy beautiful.
reIl aH.cras.u'. and a.a wuuug wherever they
70. They arc aoiil0g8l .e,y high prices indeed
aai a:":a y.Iy great d.n.nd. Should lac colts
OF any other Distinguished Horse rua and ..'n.
a1d yin very ou2r aHd we're 80 sell, aul soil
'cry often, aud at 1'eh prices, 'ayy then would
city be rCaai 30 81 Uh2t.ss
jan -o-custhNu
~ urc-,oy quality Ja>t received peg s-hr
Chesterfield, '1f es.- u ~ IA. DREW A-t.
. Jan is
. %TlpDLiNC HACl" 400 NJd.aE.. srf-s
20 jus. received. tor sab. Jas. WINSTON
! !anlt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24
eFSsy;SPs,s.pg y.,rpe

gs"tSgc eF5sEI5cra'y Frees.
FRNIE subscriber has several thousand White
n Mulberry Trees, for salc-Plicc, viz:
For 80 o. under, 10 cents each
For 100 6 90
For 1900 6 do
J. w. SMITH
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fIevious 10 disCoG,:nnancc of tho paper al, arear
ages must he paid up. Aud those who may ;,. l., dis
cohi'n'c will n"ty the Ed;0ts that ca,ct a, je,.,
twenty days before the period expires lar which ,i..y
subscribed. -'
Notes Of chartered specie paying Banks OF any Of H..
statues VIII n received layrient substitution II,
,he "hS though Virginia or States Eana Notes wnuli
os Preferred; ana Ten'iitoncc be made thro-s,i the
rost Oice al the risk 81 the i.d,uIs
Al letters 10 tie Editors mas. he post paid, ;hey vii
receive rnatlcn,inu.
$500
nj Office .--rhe unl cr>!rned is tcslrons Of
~ nG! : ing Tic a.i,i!rs OF h., imtes.a,e as
speeGiy as posnIblr, aai ihtr, ""r, requests a ii
ioFs"ns inIeatHd To his inicstate To make pay-
nent, as no canEo, delay tie Performance % H..
duties lie also lakes this method u. np,, fy:nr
all persons having cans against his .n,rs a;r.
on his ind :duu accoun:,U or as :, emily for a. =
person OF persons whatever, ~ max. known t."
iIn n!l suc!i c!aIns without delay. This notice
vi be plead III bar Of such claims rs shall no,
DC made known within reosunu bic tine
RICHARD 6. SMITH,
Admir- Of VIM. Cunningham, deed.
TO i7--lswi2t c Late Of Hanover county
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-24

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