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BY PLEASANTS & SMITH.
- k. j.9 VIIUrINIA, TUESDAY. FED HIT ARY 27, is '
J rite CiivsTiTUTi.nur, W:ir<;»rr publishtd ticire a
it'if:* (Tuesdays and t’',tduys,) ut /ile dolatrs pi r iftinuvi,
payable in advance,
itT Previous to u discontinuanrr vf the. paper, ail ar
rearages must Or paid up. ■ hid these uh-o tout/ wash tit
discontinue, will notify the ihlitors tit that effect, at least
t liifty days before the period expires for which they sub
scribed.
n. S' bar advertising—75 cents a square furies*') for the
first insertion, and 60 cent< for en k continuance.—'The
uXi;ibtr of insertions man be noted on the. .)Jd. otherwise
t'ij i/ will be continued and * huriicd uccordiiu^ly.
II j Jill titters to the l.dilors amstbe post-paid,or th(j/
will receive no attention.
Copartnership in New-York.
subscribers have associated thctnselves lor the
pursuance of a (Snurnl />.■ • G ods lire*nun in
1 r ciry <il New \ ork, and have taken the commodious
i"1* store No. 11IV.nl stject, where they will cni...uct
t >•: ir business upder the linn of Jaju'.s, S'i ijkm; Sc Co.
A Rood assortment of llritisli, Fienrli, India anil Anieri*
can tiisujj, will uiw:iy*< be offered, anil some 'advantages
lo ry perhaps, bo presents.I to Virginians, from our cxpeii
otree in the business of that Mate. .
FLEMING JAMES,
JOS. SHEPPARD JAMES,
JONATHAN V. STEELE.
N'ew Ymk, Febrnarv J, lJt
To Land-holders in Ohio.
Subscriber who is new in the Western country, at- i
-A- tending to the n*envcry of Lands bclnneitig to non
r< sidents—Item's leave to inform his friends and li.t; public
in general, that within a few week*.; past ail lands lielntte- |
lv > to noa-resicfenls in the state of Onio, delinquent for tax- !
t has been sold; but by immediate attention, they may be j
!• deemed without much expense; he therefore afters his svr- j
vices to !»is friends and nil others concerned. Those who '
may be inclined to favor him with their business, nre re— !
furred to the gentlemen wIiqsc names are affixed to the an- I
ttexed certificate. LAW. ASHTON. !
W(i< Ihe uuderstjyis.l, have employed Mr. Ashton to at- {
tend to the recovery Hurl sale of Lands in Oiiin, Kentucky, i
tort Tennessee, a ml have no hesitation in saying, we have j
frond him a very attentive and efficient agent, and uedu|
cheerfully rOCO;p.nlCnd him to the public.
THOMAS SLT>DON\
I’.OU’T LEWIS.
J NO. METCALFE. |
•vr«*i)V. Jan. 20, 1027. -It
WIG WAREHOUSE
And Hail* Curl Manufactory.
f jlfTE buhscriber respectfully tenders his thanks to thu
S. ladies and gentlemen wlni have so liberally patronized
him since his settlement in Kichnnnid, and bt'^s leave to
inform them and the public, that he has just received, and <
opened, a inrassortment of the most ftshioiiTtole
IIAIR WORK,
of ejhery description and color, consisting of Wig<», Tfin
yjte», Braids, Curls &e. which he invites ladies and gentle
men to examine at his shop under the Eagle Hotel, or send
their orders to him. THOMAS CREAVKN.
Dec 15_
COMMITTED to the Jail of Buckingham County,
Virginia, as a Buna way, on tire eighth day of i\o- I
’.ember last past, a rt'-gvo man named CHAL1LES. He is j
about 3i> years of age, 5 feet G or 7 incites high, very Idark, |
with large w linkers, ii is lost t'.wi ofUis unH?i tectii, and is j
f t!d-headed; his riotitiug consisted of a new wool hat, i
< :arse linen shirt, drab routid jacket, one drab and one
st/iued pair of pantaloon--, and shoes nsncli worn, The
• ..eer it requested to mini: forward, prove property and
f u.e LSiit a why. or Ire v ’.LL-hs dmilt with as tha law directs.
PETER I KICK, Jailor
Of Rockingham County.
PROPOSALS
For publishing in Foderickshurg, Virginia, a senii-wrvkly
Newspaper, to lie caiietl the
Political Arena Sc Literary Museum.!
r, Y JOi /.V .MLYOli*
HO'.v>;vkh it may ’..tvlinen the cosjom to introduce i
proposals of this -nrt hv ttiutost interminable chain
r f threadbare truisms and wed rraintled periods, mtr tea-'
ders will no douhl pardon us for rerpicstirg them tn ;
ail this irritlt.il and 1■ a'1, at.ft proceed u ith us at once to the .
iral object for thu co.-..-idcratiuii ofwltir.li w« have solicited [
their attention.
In a country like ours, where the tveli-hittfig of the state i
t'epT’nds in some rtegrt’o upon the opinions of each inriivititl- !
*i citizen, it i.- iinp .rtaof. if) it the, public mind should he
: Assessed, not only nf the f.ic-ts whirft err evolved in !nt> ;
t ingress of our f.iri an ! <iaiU.-.-?ic po’it'r*, but of the j
uilVerent views v. hie!: may he taken of each nnu-ine of,
< fovt ; rone i.t by it-’ p<« i ti/.i :w and oppiJnc ut -: a nd lint Editor ,
wilt) would r-;, ;n his column- to rival essayists, at-I en-;
i nttrag ! tenijiera!e. dl-cussioa by every means in Iris t mrer, J
• nti!-; present T.i his readers the. sin 'ithir advan'uge o' luting !
i aided lo e i ..ate th" nrg '.munis of both sides, nod draw
i ; owu conclusions without tlie tiee.»s-itv of paying fur j
t papers.—On th.es ■ p ie.cij .ffswil! he cnuOurutl tiiepa
now offered to tin: puhlic.
T-iie E litor’s next ntijert -will he to adorn his pagos will,
s-:vh nf the productinis of science and literature as ho ittay I
« • mu best r ilcnlated to amuse his renders; and I, trurts '
t rat this will not prove the least internet'll’: p lit of his pa- }
r -i, tii.t mmc so, :'.ii'. many of his iitcraiy Iriends ha . .• p: a- .
miscrl him their aid.
Miscellaneous itrtCi'.tgcr.co and udvertiscun-nts v.iil nrr n
I ■' tin* te.-t tif the sheet.
TERMS.
Ti- • PoT.tTir.'.l, Arj-.VA A Till f.tTVIURY !\T V . KM
" ill be published twice a week, at five dollars jv*( annum \
i i advance, ami be similar in size and type to tins Consti- :
f .tional Whig,
'l he publicatinn will commence so soon as a sufficient
mfniher of subscriber shall iiave. been o .tainc lYison
h'll ljng subsc.ri; lion lists are ft "VicMcd lo retutn them mi •
tec fiisl of Apiil.
Ail letters addrcse.d to [’nr F iilnr mind he : •
/■ *'. .'CrtJscniprfts insVited mi the tutr.ii terms.
Ti’ Subscriptions will he. received at the- edit
V. hi-.
cf t
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
.1 ul for sale !>y '1\ IV. fl'frtr, at hii Print!*
OjJlcr; anil by Ii'rrt. l\ JUinotl, c; 'Jit voori
hrlttw thr IhllTavcni,
.. . I.W l ,KOTt' UKS—On various topic's* ol';
Morals, Manners, Conduct, and Imellcrttiiil,
luifMOVcment; by .TamesM. Garnett. Addres*!
Ff«l to Mrs. Garnett's t’upils, at Eim-Woo
I'^scs. County, Va. • i
(i-rnci; ol) fT.NY
SnuErrS.— 1st. < >.i (he reciprocal duiie?
<•' |» actors and scliolats. 2d. On t' c love nj
distinction and the %minus rnc-iti* of aMainin”
if. o.l. On the va t superiority of moral 1h*:hi- ;
tv to that whit n is merely persona!. /fdi. Y;i
Idictory nt tin; chf&C <1 Wie .*<>-'on 1C23--0.
Introductory address at the commence
ment of tii? session 132d-7. ::t
Irish Lmeits and Shireltn^s.
~5_5 AI«L NF.II^OiV li;n rncfivtfd an a^irtmcnt of
-ft.". «0'1 a 1 ta^-.fs,(pnrt vrrjrillnr) o-1 sit^rttn^nl-1,H-}
*rflt 10 ‘t 'inpffJ mi i it*jiVitry, ftn« Hint rm siipcrSiwilon;
wifh n nsstufni<*n( of St inV nn«l I nicy
C.*>fffjs, wt.i .:t) hr tv it: -e' nl \sr ■ • f. r •
T.v-r. rr
| r Selling off Cheap. *
i^'.IE Subscriber b»*m;g desirous of’ disposing* of bis
j entnc steel; of ROOKS and STATIONARY. of
! fcrs J(’ or an)' Pari of i(, to the public, at such reduced
j prices as bo thinks cannot tail tu yivc satisfaction.
; i bo Block consists «f a general assoi linen! ol Creek,
! h?'!n» Spanish, Prone!, and llngUsI, School Books,
j Inbercnt works on Mathematics, Arithmetic. History,
Biography, Law, Mediciuo and Miscellaneous Litc
• rat lire.
A great quantity of low priced and superior letter
' an ! toofscap PATER, and other articles of Stationary.
Ribles, Testaments, Prayer Rocks, Hymn IJooks, and
i a variety of Religious Fublienliwnr.
<J lobes, Mathematical Imtrnme nts, Thermometers,
.small Microscopes, Maps & Ailasses.
i Huneiior and roim. >m Violin--', ftridg-s, 1 i*e«, Stride-.-,
ami Hows; h’iiites, l’ifes, Kent Hughs, Chiriixetts, Mu.de
and l.lank .Music Bucks.
A largo slock of BLANK ROOKS, tollable for Mcr
vln> cts, County Coart Clerks, and other pmpost s.
,*\e '•''** continue to make, to or«ur. any Book, or I'ook: .
1 b. st materials, and in superior style, faint lined mid
l , 'any j.astr.-o, c doer with ,r without patent bar.-..
• > Old Roous Rebound and Binding crimed on in all
its bianrbcs.
Fob.16
WM. II. f'lTZWRYLSONN.
Trust Sale of Timd.
^ . virtue rf a deed of trust, execnii I to the nn 'i-r
Juf signed^by R,-uben Utley, bearing date 1st day of
Mar.h 1 am! of record 5tl tl.jt cioi,,'-. offc.-e of the
cntiiitv tr.urt uf Gnueoiand; tkeyorii.e .* them will, m,
llu: .kl (iav of iM;efc.. nest, at Goochland CourthotC-tt, sell
t:> die highest bolder : >r cn i, :u piuch of one moiety of
* 1-1 aci.-s, derived by drsVent to t‘te said Reuben L t’i’v
truni his f«»tliftr Josiuh t i!i v, lyiirg in said countv, atsd
adjoining tint lands of Richard Sampson, and ofirers, a
•.vin sttd.ee for the payment of a debt in saivl deed mention’
cd, and dm; a certain Price Fravafir.
'I lie onth:rsrgtied will convey t:-; interest which they
liolii in the character of trustees only.
Feb. 9. 1S27.
JOHN- s. FI.KM 1 NO, ?
WILLIAM l). TAYLOR. <,
.? J’u.’uabfe Jlule CookJnr S ilc.
1 A MALL COOK for sale, of Pie first order, aged
i years, who i-> in even* re-pet t a n.QM excellent «e. -
I vant.— Kmjniic at this tulire.
! Feh LI -
J i/if/LV/.i:
•'•t iu!fs, holilcn in linr clerk's nfScc of r' r f.r»i]i-.«com
«l chancery for the Richmond dtst.irr the 5|i, (i;
February, 1827:
Edtvaid R. Hicks and D *niel Hicks, - . •'''
Alexander Boyd, Jnhn W. I.mvis, Revris Borwc.i:. Peyton
H. Bmweil, Spntswond Burwoll in it is own right, and
as atlm’r tic bonis non of Arniistuad Burweli,
Thomas (inode, Richard Boyd, Richard H. Walker,
Iiowcll Taylor, Edmond Taylor, Alexander S. Field]
ex or of Charles (I. k ield, der’d, John Davis, Philip
| I,alley, Daniel 1. Hicks, K. S. McCritu , Jntm D. Ilaw
| kins, U in. Hobaids, am! tin* l’lt-siilenr and Directors
of the Stale Bank of IS'ortli Carolina, and Win. Hick-*,
! _
: fhe defendants John D. Hawkins, Wm. Robarcis, rho i
' Fifsident and Directors <>t tin* State Bank of North Car- :
I olioa, Spotswood Burwoll, Mid Richard Boyd, not having
; entered their appearand? nnd given nicurity according to
I the hci of assembly and the rules of this cmiit, and it 7tp
i prating tty satisfactory evidence, that they tire not inlin
hitant- of roon iv; ;* i* ordered, th u *i:e -aid «• *f, „.
j i"im rtn appeafTTeie dii the nrst day rf the next teini and
| answer the I ill of the plaintiffs; and tl at a roj.v of thi
j nrtier be foithnith inserted in some newspaper paid':.lied j
' in the city of Richmond, for two months ssioeessiv.lv '
i and posted at the front (ioor of t'ae rapiiol, in the sal . i
; city.
5 A copy. To- te. Win. IF. JIHXJ.\ (x\ r. r. |
Sx * 1 held in tin* Clerk’s Office of the Hn.-tings Court i
‘ “■ far the citvnf Un im-oii.I, on Monday the }j||h dav of
Frhrnaiy, 1S-7:
David Judah A: Co. I’ilfs.T
Win. Good, George \V. C’ -.w.c and James f (~'hlli:cf :7
Winston, dfts-. J
Tin* defoudaiit W in. flooi!, not having tillered his np.
pcaiancc, amt given security accfnriing to ihn Art of ,\s- i
serr.hlv, and the relr s of this court, ajnl it appearing ihat '
he is not an inhabitant of this country, it is ordered. That '
tire sai.i defendant in. (iii<id,do appear here on the Fii- ;
day be fa re ii;e last Monday in April next, and answer lae
ptaiiitih h bill, hi: . (hot a eopv of this order be. forthwith in-!
serf. •I in I lie Constitutional Whig, for two months sucres
sively, ami another ropy posted at the flout door of the City i
il.tll of this city, on two successive court day-.
A ropy Teste, TJI. C. HOWARD, Clk. '!
Feb. 0 ‘
rrnGLYi.i:
Al a superior court of chaiawry Judd ;,t tlie former cnpiml
in thu city til *Uif»tr.-buig, the 20tli of January, 1827:
Hubert l>. Gibsnn, . # # p^
ni;t!;e H. Vviiodsnii, Edward Ucdf nd, a i« ! Christopher l?.
Slr0"Si - . . . l)/!s.
1 his cause more on this day *o • r. ha.tr I oil the original
iml amended bills, the niwvf.i of too defendants fj. I;.
A oodson ami E I ward Hedfnid filed thricto, to which an—
• ',ri r*. the pl.aintiA replied generally, together with tin* rx*
inbits ami dopositians of win,r-s.*s; ..in! as to the defendant
Christopher f>. f tinny, who i, oi.t of I'm country, against
whom the plaiiHiii appear, to h’tve proceeded in tile mode !
prescribed by lav., and was argued |>y counsel:, On cnnsir!«
••.ation whereof, the dt.fptid.nit Howard Hedfoid, li-.vir
stated ir bis answer that from tin* character of tire f rm< i
*-itt, Im was induced to make the purchase of ii»c Jlij,
Will estate; that having jyvni his deposition in tiiat «iA, I
and the tuneiided bii! that caif.,*, in page ft, filed as aa |
• ,.)..)il in ihi, cmis.:, Having chained the 1,011 payment r f
purchase money, which amended bill w is ft!*:.I a f. tv
iin'iitii: In-iore l.t: gave h.s ilcpisition, an.l two years before
he. obtained bis deed for lire s'aid estate; and his answer
m im; inipotfed, in deryirs notin', and not al rdging pny
tucM 0 a* :• nolire; is 01 <■• in ton that from the facts tifore
'■,;d arrd 1 tie whole evidence in lira cause, liic said Edward ■
r.*’«1 for ! had ii 'tir.e of 1511* non payment of 11.<* purrl.a*;- '
j money ny the defendant nrdsnn, tn tile plainti:f, at tin* j
I time ot his the said Erdfrivd's pin chase, and at the. time ‘
i he obtained bis in*.* I, and hrinta* he paid tin* purchase 1
j money, if indeed ha I,,1s ever mad. such | ayrnent, ard that !
tlm la tut in ihr hands of the said Edward lied hod aie now ■
; liable to trr pliint fflnr the price w hich Wiimhen agreed ’
; to give far W;;h Mi!! c 'ate; hut as it may lie that the said. ;
.’i. 11, \\ wv im or Edward Hrdfhrd lias paid and .*• iti■ ■■■•! J
- •in ■ r 1 i .in or Iti’ii no the sai l eitaic, v. hisi, the j*l;iinti;f i\ .
''••tind 1 n-, and which shotiid form a credit ; - lira! the pur- j
••in." Iiiniuy, the f’uur* <tr..ii adt.irter*. ortler and decree,!
;'.i i! the sai l defend tot.; Edward Medford and 1J, IE Wood- 1
e'?!, u fid, . h-fore oint ,*f la,* fomniis^'oiirrs of this Court an
aceotitii i*l Hntf'Ecn or eh, :*n on the fli^b Hill estate which has
' r n j. a ■ • y I lie n», or f ith * r ol them, and whieh t !;e t' a i n
. ‘ ■ i1* T::t!>!*• for; vriiich arro*:".' £l:c* Cotntni sinner is rlirret
j.d In r'suntiiic, slate and s,and to the Couit ti.nl,
Will any trail* rs Special y stn'co. r, ,i p*rtii!*'nt l.v
! liim sc I for wijith may hr' n rein 1 t y the pm tics to be st«t
! fl,,‘ '* > ! >'» • •
Cii::T3TiA,v, c. r.
C • >vt '•s;.*:;;-,* A "V T) V. il:0?f*3 OKHCE,)
j Williainabrirg, 12;!i ccbtiiaty, 10./. S
| I have apridnied tiic ninth day of A aril next, to eseente
j the foregoing nrtlei r,f Court; 0:1 wiiir.h day, by 9 o'clock
A. M. the parties concerned arc desired In attend .at this
office, With thidr papers ar. l tcMlmVnj, and with the t,c
cc-ary eopic, ( ; C w. • p >r
C
Negroes Wanted.
A rEUSoK desirous ofsettling a large farm,
-*- purchase for his own use, from '10 to 6l> ,,, .;,,a.s
Ji^od cli.uoet.M-, a large proportion of them, valn.iMe men*
■*ml on the following terms:
! l,M: put chaser l<> give a Deetlcf Trust upon the _\e«roes
j 1 "*at '-!r*T*- <»t at least doutdu their value, to sonny the
jpiirchnsu motley — v\ hi. It is to he paid, at his option, auv
! tune within s.ix yea is—lie p tying the inti-test annually.—
it, in eiloct, c<|uivaleat to a c.i»h sale. i': ,•
UJ tin; Con.te
1 i*us niuk.ii
particulars, inference is made to the Editm.
tuiioual Whig,
dan. a—vvti — if
CONCOBD ACADEMY.
rrn.KK.B °*e n f*-MV varandies for Roardcrs in this
Seminary, in which are taught the Kt.-ii-:, Latin
(•reek, french, and Italian Languages grammatically!
y.itii the Sciences generally. The .. arc ,) ! 10 for
don id anil I uition, each lain refer finding his IIUII -0,.,|
licdditia and candles; or lfi, if they he furnished by the
Subscriber. THOMAS 15. COI.KMAN, President.
? „ i,',‘:lr ,,lc L'ou lirtg (jreeii, Caroline C’tv.
dm 12
TO PHYSICIANS.
fTTlII. . id scnhec, having determined positively to remove
U. liom Ins present resilience, with a view of brincing all
his ntlaii« to a close, «fie is bis plantation for sale The
tract contains 29.3 acres nf land; lies in the upper end of
l mvliHUn County on what is cade! the Mi idle Hoad, near
Luint.eilund old Courthouse, livery building on it. cousis
tin;. r i a dwelling house with 7 rooms, bnro. frame stal k-,
i.- I k i In ii, w it a -i good i or-nis in lion.cc, intleed all necc v-a ry
ot t nuuses have been erceted in the last Syrars. A young
orchaid of i ii.iirc fiuitfiom Prince’s nursery in I\\:u Vortn
:"U1 :,s :ir- c,,,*ld he desired. '1 i.e. situation is
\<-iy non ; lor a t.iu-m, luting on dm nearest anil best ,ond
hum Cuun n, luil Couithuusc to Kit iintniui, an i would ho
very much traveiletl if the:c was a public house in this
ncfcbbotiluiort. The buildings being entirely sufficient.
1 he subscriber hazaitls nothing in saying that hi« urrigli
bourliood i-. one of the most independent in the State._
Titnii a rough estimate that iie has made he believes that
then? are turn; i >00 to T000 inhabitants within six miles
Ills lion Vbe place i-. rcmaikably healthy. His fa in
i’ iur ,^ls ' years l-.iiv av-'thvd 3~> whiles, besides tin:
liincks, and to a:! that time not a serious case yf fevei h:i
necuned.
Doctor M barton, mi old, resprct.ilde ai d eminent j hy
sicinn, has just removed lr-:m Cartel sv ilie, (;i or |0 inile
i ..fi vvliete Ire has lived and prattii*ed his proiession mr the
:ast i?.» j ears, enjoying the coidi.i are .1 rim inhabitants in
tnc sAr rounding . oi iilrv. 'i us must have tin* (ti.-ct ill
Trirovv i-lg mure business un i re Jiau-fs «f a physician ri -i
diifg here, liutii c .-d I have been cvpected under dufi-rent
eirc-Jinsltsi..-,*s. 1 r.o hesitation in sa ving, am
out ! y c.. - ,y ifi-i*g‘>lnni:s with whom 1 have
\ : '--a: a pin»jetua v.il. he very much wanted in
ttve tieigrrirmiNtc'rv ..
1 be subscriber cast i-misii on nufsoirable terms ahiMr*.
every article in tftc way of httfttfhold furniture, stncJc,,te.
To any gentleman whiting to purchase, he p’-dges him
self to sell n bargain in his pro|ierfy. L. H. MOSBV.
Powhatan, dth .Limn re, j-j
HIKE—.A healthy youfij Woman, iclut is n
t- good |ibm Co,h, ,Vo. jia«iui' been ef»*ajj» d in
that basiness for Ite last 12 inoiilhs—Lnouire at l!.c :
WMg-nfficr. * .1 ,n -JK
j^XOTlCE.is hereby r.ivVn. that application * ill be male
’ to die I1!•-'■’• i/’uut, Directors <i- Co. < I the liTtr.k ui Y;i
^inia, lor a lesietval 01 a Cci tiiicnl;* of i’uc Cupiiat i..
ai.l Kan's, tor twenty S'miv.s, JVo. 742, in u.e naim
Granville Smith, v htrh has bcott Irrt. wf Av
Com nirssio n House
ry’IIll^ Subscriber, !ivin;» in l*K rKusm-n u, of;'-rs hi-- srr
.S_ viri;3 to the Puliiie as COHMi5,SU;?. r\ i.
.1A M KS M AC. V A 1,1. AS I»‘j on’ .
I’< terehnn:. Jnn. 6th,* lSh7. ,, r,
KAHTEltN DI.SritlGT OF \ IUGSXIA,
, .. .. He it uv.mkmubheo, thru or t h
- its r: r S.ir ~ ' ' ...,j , 4, . lw*cf.fic*U
!' I,. S. * ‘ .v °* December, in the fiftieth vear r.ftfw
'***«**-> ,,,,,tpcmIc;meol the Ur.itci^Stau s of \it,o
. * rica, THOMAS \V. Will rK, of thu said
It »;♦ r* r»t •*.«}. .1 .... ti \ • . i • i r • .
|> str.ct, hath deposited in this oHiCe the title ,.r
hook, the rig-lit whereof he claims as Propm-tor i,, the
\\OTtU follow ij)gf to wit:
•'/.-cturc* »n Farim* Tf.kPs of Mora's, Manners,
Couuuct% and Intellectual Iwf.rovt meat; adtlmt.cu tn I f
Mtrnett'a ft.; fo, a: fltoi.HW, 1' . -.c Couv.ru, J’irrinlu,
itu .! VM f.S M, (Iaunktt.**
Fii contnmiity to the act of the Cony-rex': of the
United States, Entitled “An art for tlie encou.-me
ment of learning, by scru.inr the ef>pi< s of maps,
cr.ai ts, and books, to the authors ami proprietors'o?
such e- pies, tluriny tlie timvs therein nn-tr.iom-d.’’
I»I). .IKl FKiKS.
Cirri'of ti.r K J), hid of Chx'hria
ptj O I ICE is hereby given, that application will he
i. 1 line!- lo till! President, Directors Jc Co. of the
Farmers’ ifanlc of Virginia, for the renewal of a (Vr
M.lr.tiJe of ti»e Slock of said Hank, for two Shares. Nu.
v>~ 1~, in my name, which has been mi-.laid m- Jos!.
?Twn g>» j. n. EUSTACE.
jV'I F.ssns. Zachariah McGrnrTcr and Frances hi wife,
IT S. Philip H. Heard and Mary his wife, 1n,.,,;,
McCall,llughos McCall,and Nancy McCall, T?!;.: end,a-.
tltai w« r-hnll take the depositions of Tsham Wood.-hn and’
others, nt IlanovM Court House, on the Jfdh day of 1- -
i’rtiai j-, first, second ami third days of March; and tin* d —
T-ositiorta of Cap».,Iohn Woodson ami others, at tire nVu-e
of Herbert A. Clairiome, (Ne.f.iry Public,) ou tile 5t!i. G h,
iih, ,hh, !)in, &- days of March. Sairl depositions fim
laa-'i-. are to Ik- used asevi ience in a suit tn.-v rir;i#in"!ii,<*
in toe Sirncrnir Court of Chanc -ry, for li:.-: Kiclouond I)is
tdi:t, iu wuicii you arc plaintiff-, anti wnari* d.-frndants.
THOMAS T’i;;: VI,A K, Sr.
THOMAS PHRVKAH, Jr.
JOlh'i TAL'It.MAiV.
*Vh-« vdf
Carpetings ami Ku^s.
A T»• !*■■ i*1 of tine mrl -iijan„(• Ciirrnli. of
J.M. inr p nti'rns and «.r,!e, with Ilrauii Kors
ma 1 cliy tor S«t >c a I ] ■.t vv t*’.* 11**.** ,by
11A f.Tj
A FEMALE SCHOOL
WIU. he n«ain oprv.: d it the residence of the ■ .
Prrihci, in the rr.in.fv «>f (lOochlnjnl, on t|u. JS( .lav
of l’nbuinry iwixt. under the rsrn and inani^eAirr.t of ii
I.ndy f*mu iVim*ylv ..ii,:, ... 1... rmitrs hijlily rccmiiniende 1,
nnd who propose to tearh P.mulinc, ’Viitiim, OrlliO-ri.phy.
Aiihotr!;.-, Cm atninar, _;rnj.hy, S acred and f. r ,';
iii“f ’ ; . .Iy;ho!e2y,Music, Lmbrni iery. I,n«c-wm k, f*«iiin
ii' ; on Velvet, &c,
Temtc ns heretofore—-For Hoard mid Tniiffln nut* htfn
dll’'! ooliars for ton mnntlis,payntiln our-foiolK ?m nilvftnro.
and tlir imlai re at live end of lire rear. The sri.*i!
ftinlii-^ tin r own beds and bulilfn^. M;is}r will 'or an ui
d;i;nn:i! i :.-.f.r. .1. i t;i;OMM '
I,,i \ a lire, Jail. Tt Jt, 1",C7. i t
I 71 >v VIM,.,-Of I O-'fil m Trio!,nt remrd in l:v Cim. iv
;.«*> f oii.t oi l.rifo at I ijwecii, from lJrnry Me t, I,, t V
subscriber, to ventre Hit? ;>:tymcnf of a rcitVmstim nfnir
ney therein tnnntronrd to William Firm Tinnier. ondri •
v id of I’ tylrr Fleet, tie’ll, | shall on Tor lav tU M ::
day of M.irrh next, sell for cash, on i: ; p.emi «, fii •
tract of La ltd, of the said Henry Fleet, conveyed fv * ,r
tired sfsrjsii.l, Ijin® on thi! Ala tin jinny rivet in the rr nr
of Kito a t’d O.i i,■••n, co id a hi in; all out t wo Ini!. I m.i fi. * v i
: arrec. Furh title as is vest” I in me by the deed aforesaid .
will he crniv.e ! the pitrehs.r .
f’JIKiSTK, II, FI MKT, Tr>i*’rr.
IVL'. 0
CortgresB of Hif si. states.
Tl’tiUAY, Feb. 20.
IN SF.NMTK.
The prcM.Jmt communicated tlio credentials of AL
Jii»n K. Fanis. as a Senator for si* vear» from the 4th
nl .’larch next.
i'*!-. Johnson of Kentucky, presented »}»»» resolution,
nceompaitird by nn net of the Kentucky Li-gMaturc, ‘
incorporating the iUavsviile am! hiAii^tci, 'i’uinpike
company—iiistiiictnig' the Senators from Kentucky to
use tiieir exer ’ions to effect a subscription of stock on I
llie part of the United States. Referred.
'i lie unfinished business of yesterday was then rc- i
sumed, and the bill for the trial of laud claims m sun<U\ :
states and territories was taken up, the motion of Mr. |
Johnston of Louisiana, to strike out the Gib line of (lie '
i * scrc,J:,n' in ert “French and Spanish Claims,” |
(he eject of which would be to exclude otbrr claims i
then I rrrrclr and Spanish from the adjudication con-!
ternplaled by the bill, still penJirr«r,
IVJestn'i. Smith of couth Carolina, and Johnston of!
Louisiana. and Hcrricn, addretsc I t!ic £•nato, when j
tbe motion ws» agreed to, bv tho following vote:
.Yeas, 31: uu, Ik*—\ttcr :a*m«t amendment,
f ! r> (till was then ordered to beangruased la; a third ;
reading; an 1
Tire Seriate adjourned.
lIOUSi: OF llKrilKSF.NTATIVKS.
i\T'. Ij.i.-'lelt i'!’ - ini .'il u petition of James Foreman,
u. S.imlw-iity, in ihe Slat*- of < )hio, stating tint a ship,
n,,a,d ‘ t wi;i;;U he u;.> fu*t mate. with an immense*
*}' valuable cargo, was captured in l;i>7, bv a French
i.t ui/.ei under the L.isonne l )- oit'r—unt! a prixe crew
.ol nine persons put onboard with orders to take her
into St. Sebastians, in Spain; that, witti the assistance
of three passengers, who. with himself, were left oil
board, at the imminent iivrpic of lira lite, lie roseuporr
the pri/.e crew, overpowered tlumi. and re*captured
and brought said ship into the p*'M of New York, and
l‘I:,yi,'?t l‘> 1<«* therefor. Referred to the
. Committee on Naval Amins.
COYS.Tn UTION OF TIlC U. STATES.
.►ir. H i:r;i.t pri aenten to the House a Document, in
the rvoi.L follow ing;
•• Tlic Select CorniniHcc, to whom was referred the
communication of the Governor of the State of
Georgia, c»: tin- v’Oth December, i:;-0, recommend'
in,; :m amend' o' of tk- Constitute n oT the United
blnto-c ar.d a;--» (ho rejointiun of the Senate, on that
s,,(!:i0< s> h-J the same under consideration, and
rt.k .ihwv.vc ion 'tit,*:
i..':! Ir, '? »■ opinion of your committee, frcq sionf
clinno'c'i in the fundamental latv cl any communiiv, nre
unwise ai-ii ii.jm ions, and should not be attempted lor
slight and tiivrd causes: liut when tit arc called upon
to give o*ir assent to a proposition to change the Fede
ral Constitution—one conceived in the most profound
political wisdom—one that has secured to these United
States, both civil and religious liberty in their fullest
enjoy moot; that ha given to us a succession of I’resi
di iiis, equally illustrious for their talents and their paN
riot ifn, under >vii««e guidance and protection ne have
heroine a great, po.veifol nud happy nation: A sense
o' duly to oursclveu and cut posterity, forbids the hnz>
aid uf a!! those blessings on an untried experiment._
Hut should a Constitutional majority of t!».» States
■ 'imposing this { ni.m, or of Congress, derm it advtsa
hlo so to amend the Constitution of the United Slaton
as to prevent the election of Prejident, in any event’
i.rin ifevnli ing on the Home of Representatives; your
r >m mi Men recommend, that it ho made on the basis of
; lineal justice, the vo<ce ef tin.* free while male citi
zens of the United States.: Therefore,
Jli, .1 Utj I'if (Jmcrcl St-Hf mbit/ t f l-.r Slutfi
C. -,, Tnat in that i t out, our Senators in Congress he
; instructed, and our R( pr< • er.tativc.s requested, to use
their f ndeavmns to poecure such an amendment of the
; C.-.nsti u‘.iou ef the United States as « ,11 authorize all
irf t- unite male citizens nt the Uni;. ,! .Suites, of the
ngeoi twcntv-nr.c ycais, to vote direct!v for President
! 05 Ike Umied Stall-;; and at the same time, to t ote for
, as many electors as the State may Le entitled to nave
. Senator- and Rv-prcsenta
tors shall, in case no ca;
ol ail the \ <.•» s given i.v
of (he United .'-rates, m
proceed forthwith, to .
persons having the hierhe;
:ii i.-.g n h;,;'n o;ec
!*' have a majority
the free v. Rile male citizens
the age of l<» rnt\-one vears,
ct a I ics'dent, ire/n the two
I ru'iinbr r r.'‘ vo'.a.
]'1‘iiat r is Kxceilrnrv, tiie <lovernor. he
reque- .id to furwaid a cej.v of the foregoing preamble
and resolution to the President of the iiciiate, sind
f'pt.iiirr Pl 11 !■•.* ! uni**: of Representatives of the f'nijcd
S -i ‘vt. ami a rt py to each of our Senator s and FVpie
tentative', in < eng.es?: and also a copy t„ each of the
l.evemurs oi the several titsfes.”
This paper was lead and 1md on the tabic.
rrnumr.Ks or Tin: j.wvs.
The resolution < !;'t rod b« Mr. Saundeiv, stune dais
hir.i o, being taken up for considt-ralion_
Mr. r. Johnson r.t.t.n morn resumed his onur^o
remarks. r»?ni continued (hem unul (lie eXpiiatiou of the
hnnr for if ‘
Mr. Clarl > moved that the ruin f f ||iC Mouso lie ‘
suspended which re trie's the lii.i u -i.-.a to an four. •
i ue motion was negatived— aji.s ,;j( noe'a not coum
tod.
PKINTr.il TO Tfin nor MI KFPRE1 ! NTA
Tiv r.s. ' " i
Ti.o House then, pursuant to a rr solution r.f ester- 1
day. proceeded to tl-.o Mention of a Printer ‘to the
House for the next Cong.i
^ir. Letcher staled that Mr. Petr r Force declined |
being constik rcd as a candidate for this trust.
A petition was then presented from Messrs Row-1
la^ud (iierr olfciing to do (l.e Public Printing for
1 < per rout. h’ss than ?■ «c ptiecs now allowed hv lr.:v 1
ti< the i’rinlois tor the two liouses.
.’•oiionaliotis for 11«i•«'appointment heir y ter;niml hv
%*r' 'rt* Hales .V 5 ;.!(in v ere nominate.i Uy Air.
v aui.erv* and How laod -s' O rerr S>y Air. Fonv^nl,
In re; !> to an ii rp:irv r f .Air. II.die, of Mi-si.-Mjipi,
a.i to 'i.-o rrijoprteiK v of ti e j «: <:is in .minuted by
Mr. Per ward, to e\o< site the work, (hat gentleman;
nuro aor. ie l:-‘ nv to their coin) < looey.
The House liion cdod to ballot, and Messrs.
IJartletl atel Houston Infring Lean appointed tellers,
reporfi d to the I louse
That the whole number of votes given was I" I ;
N’ccoskary to a choiee
Tbsjf there u-cro
For f; u ns $>■ -‘'■j: \ton
I.'wi-unp & Gni-.KH
H'auk votes
For IP : r Onr.r.s, (net nominal' ’
M. M. JVoa u
For (name not legible)
AVhcrcopon, Messrs, flirt-: S'. 55k \ rr
f>3
1 t
were ne
ebtred by the Speaker to have been dntv elected.
The engrosse i hiil amendatory ,(not re ulati: r
the Pos'. t <..'!■ :• I> ; irttrorit, was read the Kurd tune,
>* a* ;.o, ar.i! .0)11' to the 53enate for concurrence.
.MILITARY APPROPRIATION' I-ILL.
I !;c rr value of the day v.. . n< ctij.nJ in a deb; <r on
t’ne motion of Air. Rives, bcittoforo made, to rtiiito
oil the following item from the M. Ilary Appropria
tion IJ.Ii:
••For defraying the oitpcr.*'’.? incidental to making
examinations and surveys authorised by the ret of Jb’th
April, KV21, 30.000 dollars.”
I -. «u:tof ’hi i rr.d*: .in, Mr. Hive a
moke a! ?rea‘
length. Fie was opposed by IVIcsats. Duchanan, Mer
cer and Dwight.
i\if. Isaacs, though not in favor of striking out tho
appropriation altogether, thought it might be reduced.
iMr. McDull.e then proposed tho following amend
mrnl. ’
‘•J« beinir intended that no part of tho sum thus ap«
propriafed or heretofore appropriated, shall be applied
to the purpose of surveying any routes not already
. jmmrnccd, other than the following1, viz: Those for
a road ft dm Washington to New Orleans, for a canal
communication between Pittsburgh and Lake Kric,
and for a canal round the .Muscle If heals of the Tens
nossee river,”
'1 lie question on the amendment of IMr. M’Duftio
was finally decided, by Yeas and Nays, as follows:
Yeas 2d —Nayes 111.
So the amendment was negatived.
Some further observations were made by Mr. !*To
Dtillic, in flic course wf which he denied the necessity
of so large an appropriation, considering that there
was an uueTjiendctl balance of appropriation ef eigh
teen or nineteen thousand dollars; to which
!V!r. • ook replied, by -ugge&iions showing that a
pari of this sum was applicable to engagements ahea
dy made.
Mr- McDuffie rejoined; and, aftn a few remarks
from Mr. Forsyth,
fue question was taken on the appropriation fop
surveys, with a view to Internal Improvement, and de
cide.: by yeas and nays, as f/lions:
^ oils It)I—Nays C7.
ho the llon-e decided in favor of the appropriation
of .-u.C'ui) dollais Sir the further prosecution of surveys
tor ‘.he purposes of Internal Improrctnent.
Tiie ether amendments made to the hill in Commit
tee of the Whole haring been agreed to_
Mr. Cocke then moved to amend the hill so as to
i strike out the appropriation of 21,22-1 dollars for arti
j eles required for the mathematical, drawing, chemical,
land mineralogical Department, library and bindings,
and repairs and iniprovomcnts of barracks parade at
I West Point.
* ii.s motion was supported in a few observations by
..!r. Cocke, who wished to set some limit to those ex
pendittires, and
i The question being taken thereon, it was decided
: in the negative.
j I he hill was then ordered 'o he engrossed for a
, third reading to morrow, and tiren, after a session of
tm hours,
Tire House adjourned.
WKDXKsm t. Fib. 21.
?v SK.VATK.
! t COr.OXLIL TR.-1DK MLL.
**r. Johnson, of Lou. move’ll—
! . 1 hi't the Senate proceed to the consideration of‘-tiic
lull to regulate the intercourse between the United States
«nii Great Britain."
Mr. Sanford obserred, that he had been instructed bv the
woi.-nnittee on Foreign Relations to move that the Senate
go into consideration of L'xecutive business.
Mr. Smith of S. C. inquired whether the unfinished busi
ness was not first in Older.
l ire Chair observed, that according to the loth rule i f
the Senate, the imtinisneil Imsiness stood first in order ex
cept waen i!ie Semite consented to take up some other sub
ject in prefoieiicc.
'I he question was ti.on put on postponing the unfinished
ittisiness ol yesterday, and carried—2.7 to 1!>.
,„M'- 190,1hoped the motion to consider the Colonial
, 1131.! ,, nl would not suerced. The design of the motion
i appeared to he to give that Iiilla preferenceovcrthespcci.il
■ o. of the day, Him it might come nj. at no earlier period
’ . “ ano:i.',!r i,li! lv'in:h large portion of the comnumi
"'tv was tnteiru, d. He should, therefoie, call for tho
a ves and n-us on tiiis question.because he considered it
t'isive hi the success of that bill.
Mr. Brandi supported the motion.
: .dr. Diri.eison replied. He brlievcd that if the flnlonial
I'.ade Bill wee now taken up, the Woollens Bill would
• nnt iirtci! out'ii.-: Msjjon,
1 M r. Smithit f Mil. was glad that the yeas i: nays had keen
^.idend, and emcercly hoped that the Trade Bill would
:m;.v be considered. The British O.dcrsin Council hart, „t
;,f‘ colon!, sand thi, deprivation
. tnu;e,d c,‘'aI concern. The people throughout the
rivmtry .o,t g.eat anxiety npon the subject, and he thought
i ‘ ‘-^atuiely necessary to proceed to its immediate cunsid
‘ (*in'ion.
i'Jr. r...wards ea id tnat ttie gentleman from JVe tv .Tersey
opposed, it tl.i- bill was taken uj\ it must act as a rejection
(':0 v.'oolii-ns hill; ami the gentleman from Maty hind ar
iliar, if the woollens hill was acted upon, the VVcst
li-dia bill must, as a matter of course, lie lost. He did m.t
t-ree with either of the gentlemen: j,c thought there vas
tint'. fnt acting on liotli Infls.
Mr. tInyne supported the motion.
NJr. Iiolmes said enough time had been wasted durin*
t!'p last feu’flaj-s, in discussing the preference i>f difteitnt
1.'■* have art# (I no tiiein all. He did not think it soim
it.'t > whirfl lull wti- taken up first, n> that ojto or the
oil'.., siiftnld |lr. acted no without delay.
•*:,h.ct-on of I,mi. pressed his tnntii n,
Mr. Join,sun cf Ken. said it was plain both bills ren’d
nrt ho acted et, this session, and that of ,he two the C, In
Hi*1, * r»»»*r F.ilJ \v?i.s flit* oinrt? iiu}»ort*i;it«
Tim ntiesti-.n was then taken, on the njotfe,,;
Tt-ts-IUcrsts. Bane,,, Ccro,,, |;e,
L.atn i., Chambers, Clayton, Cobh, Eaton, Mavnc h,m,I
dnek? Jo|,nr„ of Ken. Johnson of Lon!
n "r°"' Un.m,0,‘>h’ Kcp<1' Hou-an, Smith of Md.
’ Mir-’ a-' ' u" Boren, White, VVilliams —26.
,.y ~, '**:*• Bell, Chandler, Chase, Dick.-,
no, i • war .1, 1 indl.iy, Harrison, Holmes, Knight, Marks,
LHgely, Bob!,,ns, Ilnt-Ie*, Saudford, Seymour, SiUshct.
thomae, \\ uodlmry— 1 ft.
Mr. Joliusnnof Louisiana, briefly explained the course
ta, rn >y the ( < toouttee On Commerce, iu framing the bill.
Air. ..mi," of .daryland, moved , . amend the bill by
st,miout all alter the enacting clause, and snbstif.ni:,'?
tile fnllnn me. *•
; "Tnat from and after the thirty-first day of December
• -xt, no r or tit ->cr duties of imp,, t or tnnnBge, anil
, m< ml,er or In., ter duty or charge of any kind, upon any
; , , s, wares, nr merchandise, imported from the following
t.-ee or such as may hereafter he declared free ports
' Bohn.,es, viz.—Kingston in Jamaica; Sa
,ri 'btlo; Montego Hay, ditto; Santa Lucia,
..ot,.; Antonia, ditto; Saint Ann, ditto; Falmouth, ditto;
1 * otafir. Bay and Anotto Hay, ditto,
'' 4 ’V”” » ’n fitttnadii; Roseau, in Dominica; Saint
' . Antigua; San Josef, in Trinidad; Scarborooch,
lebiv; Bmui Ifarbor, in Tortola: Nassau, in Ne-.v
I rovulenre; Puts,own, i» Crooked I .da ml; Kingston, in
7,nI"! ' ’’irent; Port Sain, Georg*- mid Pfnt Hamilton, in
• ■•rmtiila. Any port where there is n Custom House, i„
a hauia •; Bridgetown in Barhadoes—St. John’s and Sain*
\c news, hi Acw Brues vick; Halifax in Nova Seotia—
t»"|.Iii-r-, m Canndn—Saint John’s in Newfound!,it. —
»:eo,.;rtr.wnin i>emar..ra —-New Amsterdam, in B-.hicc—
ies in : a in Loci t. Basse terse, in Saint Kitt\; Chatles
•OW",,,. Nevts: »>!yn,,,u,l,,|n Montserrat—,,, British ws,
'.a.l be Icvo d or exacted in any of the States,
" p *v,~ in l . irida.) than upon the vessels of tho
■ ■ ’* '•and upon the like good-., sj-arc', or iiieicliHndi<e,
. lnB'’rl;«l the poits of ,bc l. nite.l .Mate- in the sum.,
i tnv thing in the ttiird s<’Cl»on nt tiie ait t • which this
i piemen,ary, dated the fir
a.*l
Sec. V!. .Irdl* il fur/] >r That the nr, pav
p.i on tbc firs, day of March, eighteen hundred and tw •
; tf-tbrec, entitled “An act to regulate the commercial ,
j 'errourse between the L'nited States and rertain Brit.
, Port :.** the art passed the fifteenth day of May, r\
hundred an I twenty, entitled “An act supplementary t.
II act entitled *• A n act concerning navigation,’’ aral t'.
\rt.- i •, I “An act t ueeiniiig on'2ati.ui,’' y -e l
1 ■ : -n.l.. 1 .ct. 1 , vh’*tf IIA.
I tiie
of
one tl»n\. <ati.|
••rary iioiwi: , •

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