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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-30
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Gan ar"om"isn' NOW hro'n 81 dawn to- .;Dh .Ivir,
from i.on'lon Tho most interesting itrr, =, tc tbc
Nmrilrhn reader, relates 10 the rIln oc oncp;r1 tlr
West 'niscs 10 our ,cssi i We si,nII in,n;nn j.,
measure ~ this s"t is in arira,ion nIessrs Whine,
nn' Canning have both 'erla, ed in the II Of Com.
~ n, HAT The Board Of Trade are about tn rn,
o' w;'rh Inc West indinns l., f4rnr Of ii--lnl
~ IS ,her liaroriunty which prcesos IL on
n" coonis's IN \ America are opposp,l ia !, r.h
nF To have the flour and lumber rradr IN ,hen,srv..
u * riobabe, that discrimination will still he made.
IN ihrir favor, is said, duty of los will he laid
ON oar Hour, while that from Cana, will he admit
"' ir"e. In this event. IL is probable we shall, r,in
l''e hv ir'lhg "a higher duty British rum and So.
E"r.-' y" news has already made some e stir IN
our niarkei-in the price oI flour and corn
Nc last accounts seem putayorale In The idea of
81 war between Hussia aud Tuikc, Russia appears
'o nave nvnwcd her terns-which ARE ms coucili,o-
nv rs w' had expected. The ministers Of England
''nd Austria are said 10 hrve pressed ,pon III. Porte
he n"cessv of c1ucia,un in such sronp terms ,l,at
" IS Tor herto resist them. The s.Iunom the
Nrecks appears tn he more sloomv The Turks arr
advancing upon them with large i,t,y of 1, uons-.
accounts state 60,0G0 nj least
v"sScl has arrived III Charleston from Sierra Ir
onc--anh informs that the whole Of fhe American
o'"nv had r"moved from Tuxai BAY ;houi the l5rl,
rt" I" The new settlement nj Cape Messurat!o-.
hey were IN GOOD health and appeared 10 he com
'oilhtny settled To The dsgi ace of the Christian
nations. The slave trade is sill Carried on IN dreat
French Gag
" Var, ms Mss rre onar"idahv nostorAi for want
I ron"," n'err.iin" artc'e iro~ pch Ola late eu.
'' 90 I'D" senate "t VIRGINIA ihe st,'ier nf
"erainy ;pfrnron Friday va
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1822-04-30

~ persons having claims against tie estate Of James
howanl dec ol Chesterfield viii please presrn, her,
p' selenrnt ana all ose indebted, requested IN mat
immediate payment, rs no longer Indulgence can I've even
go, Henry HOWARD, Ex'or.
1'ill' -"
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RICHMOND, APRIL 81, 1872.


COY Gf,ESo.
From the pressure ol tureigu news, we are
cpmpe!icd rs omit sonle the "details Of Con-
sr'ssSlnnal proceedings. y very brief sketch
mast Ter the present suffice to keep mp the
chain OF events.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
E.yJ--
FROM CURACCA,

BY the Henrietta, Capt. Ackyman, ar
rived from Curacao, the Editor of the
New York Advocate has received hi,
files of the Courant to the 18th October
inclusive.
Letters from Laguira say, that accounts
had reached Caracas, of Gen. Morales
having pushed his advanced guard ON to
Truxlllo, which place it was said, had
surrendered without resistance, Gen. Cn-
mcnte had retired to Bmquisimeto, and
formed junction with Gen. Pace. Both
united VIII form corps of 1000 men.
Other accounts state, that Gen. Paez
with 1900 veterans, had arrived at Truxillo.
and joined Clepente with Q or 900. and
was IN expectation of eco more, from Me-
rida. Gen. Montillo was on his march
with 2SO0 men for Maracaibo, and was ok.
pected to recapturc the place, before Con.
Paez could reach it.
Another letter from Laguira, dated Oct
II, says our commerce becomes every dav
more deporable, and business is comnletc,
~ at stand, for no buyers come into Car
accas from the interior, owing, as il is con-
huently whispered, TO the whole of the
pans being in state of Instruction. II
IS also SAID, that San Juan Baptisto del
az, ana Two other towns had risen AGAINST
inc Republic, TO which is now adde's that
'a'aboza Is in possession of Machado, with
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
THE MY STERiOUS AFFAIR.
From Porto Rico

A letter from ST. Johns, =. r. dated
18th Nit. arrived at Newburyport, says,
Respecting the threatened attack upon this
Island, we have litlie to fear, as the princi-
pal ringIeaders who had thor COMMISSIONS
from the Government Of ST. Domingo,
have been secured, and some Of them shot
and several vessels with men armed, &c.
have been detained at Curacao. 4 part %
them are now at Crab Island, but the Go
vernon has repaired 10 the eeast opposite,
with force too formidable for these despe-
radoes to make any attempt.
The number of priyatecrs out of this
place are, two briggs, five sehooners, and
ketch, part of which have sailed for the
Mona Passage. aud TO cruise off St. Tho
mas. t....-
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FoR THr vfn6rStAs.
TIE MIsCELLANIST-NO. VII.

There is Il grief that canno, feel,
II leaves wound that will not head"
Here is little mournlul tale which III
tell in few words. There is too much truth
in it. Such cases, in my belief, often hap
pen without being known to any one
knowcst thou any thing Of Old Squire,
Nantippc Or why didst thou enquire for
him ? All g! Nantippe, old and bachelor as
he is, he hath n heart yet, in which all man
Kind might shelter-a heart, that could take
thee into his bosom, and keep thee warm
with the breath Of his life. One Kind en-
quiry-one soft look---a single sensation Of
sympathy, from thee. dear Xantippe, shall
thrice cXhliratc hit pulse, and cheer him
70 overlooking vitality. Aetlril,4,s | see
thce now-thy spirit-Swimmms eye, v Hing
to participate in the Joys or the suhrrngs
filthy fellow ercatures--l see thee smiling,
ready 10 hearihe voice of woe, and to meet
and console il with try soothing balm-l
see ~ taper hand smoothing the care
wcra 6up4-a freed to the unfortunate, ad-
mhd ,5fiua oorsolaton.-Ah thou hast
seen Inc wounded spirit--thou hast seen if
coil upon Itself, aud weep relief | doubt
not 'hoa a,tfet the traubldd henrt--thou
hast the soul that can lay thy lily cheek
10 that ofthy friends and inhalc their sor-
rows--thon hast that balmy volatile, with
which nature lightens the heavy heart, and
nfnscs sweet tranquility thou makcst thy
friend cry out,
o, that the desert Were my dwelling place,
With thee, fair spirit, tor my minister
That might all forget the human race
80 And. hatIuo a X INIT ul,t ~
promised to show thee a.d thy sisters,
Aantippc, the portrait of her. whose angel
spirit IS Sone-Sone up 70 Heaven! All
little did think, that she wonld so soon
have given us the slip forever! | cannot
bear the recollection of that dear, heart
stricken maid, innocent and immaculate as
she was--now, no more ! | saw her in the
morning of her days-and e'er the sun had
set. she had fed forever
I Aantppe dost thou beliese in broken
hearts? Whatever may he said against the
| probability of broken heart, | am sure
that have known more than one.
Give thy imagination wings-conceive
the ossliest and most charming of thy sex
imagine her all that is amiahle and interes-
ting gentle, gniIcless, suavite and kind
Exert the scope of thy iancy--give her all
the graccs and charms that mortal flesh is
capable 'ofsu staiuinS-thou shalt not then
be able To behold her as she was! Thou
could il have carried her in the caskct oftly
heart all thy days, snd been happy with
such a treasure. Dear, hapiess maiden =
She loved, not as mOrtaIs often love; her
heart was her world--it WAS her sanctuary
too sacred to be indifercntly transferred
from enc TO another--toopure tobe hack
neyed, and made thing Of traffic. Death
tremhled when told of his office, and ap-
preached her as a man who stabs himself
iearfully and suddenly.
This dear creatures father possessed II
mercenary disposition-and he was proud
ana avaFieious, A noble spirited young
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dnthe state of New Yofk, John w. Tay-
Tor, Lewis Eaton, Silas Wood, Saml. Law
renee, Henry Il. Steers, John licrkimcr
and James L. Hogcboom and, in Massa-
.ciusetts, Samuel Lathrop and Aaron Ho-
bart are elected members of the 1ath Con-
'gress, in addition TO those heretofore an
nounccd
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yet gone by. Strenuous exertions are ma
King in North Carolina to procure Com
yentieH for the purpose of amending the
Constitution OF that state; and, If we are
correctly informed, one IS az much needed
there az IA thus state. Its nothing more
than a SOLEMN noekery, 10 say that The
people are placed on an /" equal footing"
wl.eq country with 80 or 100 freehold
ers sends rs many representatives TO the
Legislature, as one which contains l. or
1900. II il, 10 ITSELF ritual denial Of
fundamental principle upon which all our
constitutions profess 10 be based viz. that
approximation and tdroiisa should 20 hand
ia hand, aud be regulated, the number OF
the one by the amount Of the other
This is the greatest weapon in tho hands Of
the English Reformers against the Borough
system Of Great Britain. II is not, howe
yer, the only evil, nor the most important
one of which We, in Virginia, have TO com
plain. The period of time Is too short, be
fore the commencement of the next session
Of tho Legislature, TO state the whole of
them fully and, the public ,ciH, being III
organized, woiad be but too feebly express
scd, 10 poImrt the shadow of probability
that that bod could he induced To hestow
upon the subject the consideration Which lis
nature and importance demand. They will,
however, in due time, be made known !;
and dnoHe' attempt will be made, TO give
TO Virginia, by a re organization and reno
delling ~ some Of the mosl important lea-
lures Of her State Constitution, the rank to
which she rs entitled by her intellectual and
moral energies, and her physical adyanta-
ges. Until is stripped of some Its ano-
malous provisions, aud pruncd Of others
which are grossly arisiocratic, we may IL
vain think 10 command respect for the one
or to derive benefit from the other. When
the not distant pe.lod shall arrive when this
subject will b. brought forward for consi-
deraton, ", sincerely hope that the enligh
tened legislators of the Ancient Dominion
will not permit their better Judgments to be
warped by local feelings, nor (after the
manner of the Emperor of Austria) suffer
their sencratlon for the trust ofantquity,"
To outweigh the permanent interests of the
Commonwealth A MINORITY Of he people
are in favor of a Contention and the mi
noriiy, though they have the power, |
lstrange as it may SEEM should not cxer-
else il, in violation Of the spirit of the Bin
of Rights, and of the Constitution whose
practical results differ so essentially. from
their theoretical equality.
.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29
LyNcnpuRG, NOVEMBER 90, 1922.

NJ SfrerAroa" Will appear IN our
next.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

1t is said that Lord Londonderry. n few
days previous to his death, felt severely th,
disclosures made in DR.. O'Meara's " Voic,
from st. Helena" relative to the noble
lords conduct towards Napoleon.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

DaeiHng.-Some gentlemen in Connee-
tcnt have offered premium of $50, for the
best written farce ON the subject OF a late
duel, and with view of bringing the prac-
tse into disrepute.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1822-11-29

conduct OF Capt. Hull, since bis command
OF this Yard, for strict personal attention to
the preservation Of The public property
committed 10 his charge for The ludicioas
application Of the means placed at his DIS
posal for the public service : aud tor the
faithful performance Of III las other official
dnins, has been correct aud meritorions.
JOHN RODGERS,
President ef he Court.
Groner suLInAs, Jadge .idcoeaie.
Tue President 81 The Court aud the
JudgeAdyoeateh having respectively sci their
lands to The above Record, and tins Court
having acted on ail matters committed 10
them BY the Warrant of the Secretary of
The Navy ordc.ing this Court, the Court
was thrreupon adjourned, sithnot day.
Attest, GEORGE SULLIVAN,
Jnlsc .9drocate,
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Spontaneous ComJustion.--Th n. York
Evening Post states, that large mass of
Virginia coal in the United States Navy
Yard at Brooklyn, for the use of black
sI4i;hs shops, took FIRE on Saturday after
noen. and excited much alarm for the safe
ty of the timber sheds near it, and the new
frigate on the stocks. 1t became ncc.ssa-
ry to cut away some Of the scatTolds, and
with the aid of the engine companies of
brooklyn, the fire was soon eXtinguished.
and the coal removed to another place
Ihecoa! waG small, and remarkably sui
phurous.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14
Congressional Proceedings.
From THE National Lntelligenccr.
WindMa ard
Monday Marca IL.
IN SENATE.

The Senate took up the resolutions sub.
mitted by MIR. Holmes of Maine on Friday
last, requesting the President oftbe United
States to furnish certain information reIa-
tive to the navy, and agreed thereto.
Mr.. Holmes OF Maine, from the commit
tee on Finance, reported bill to provide
for the cole ction OF imports and tonnage
in Florida and for other purposes; which
bill was twice read by general consent,
The resolution moved by Mr.. Johnson,
OF Kentucky, on Friday, relative TO the
suppression of wars amongst the Indian
tribes in the limits Of the United States,
was taken up and agreed TO.
Mr.. Dickerson, from the Committee on
Commerce and Manufactures, reported a
bill tor the relief OF Alexander Humphrey
and Sylvester Humphrey, which was
read
AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTION.
The engrosed resolution proposing to the
states so to amend the constitution as TO
create an uniform mode (by districts) OF
electing Electors Of President aad Vice
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

Mr. Eddy presented resolutions from
the town of Smishtield, in the state ..
Rhode Island, expressing their disappro
baton of law for the establishment OF
an Uniform System of Bankruptcy;
which was referred to the committee Of
the whole on that subject.
MIR. Williams, If n C. from the Com
mlttee OF Claims, reported unfavorably
on the petition of Catharine Wager and
others; which, on motion Of Mr.. w. was
ordered to lie on the table.
Mr.. Scott, from the Committee on the
Public Lands, reported a bill enabling
the claimants to lands within the limits
OF the state of Missouri, to institute pro
ceedings to try the validity of their
claims; which was twice read and com.
mitted.
Mr. Sloan, from the Committee on
Elections, made report on the petition
OF Philip Reed, contesting the right Of
Mr.. Cosden of Md. to seat in THU house
favorable to the claim of Mr.. Reed
which report, on motion of Mr.. S. was
committed to committee of the whole
honse.
Mr.. hswnaes, from the select Com
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selves. / have been informed by the nate
OF Boston brig from Campeachy. who
has been robbed OF every thing. (by the
same boat tina. robbed the English brig
Alexander, the mate and steward Of
which they cruelty murdered that the
captain OF the Pira was for putting
all that fell into hands to death.
his mate, as they called him, was tor sa-
wing their lives; dispute arose; a duel
was fought with muskets loaded with two
musket balls each; the mate shot The cap
tain dead, and then took charge Of the
boat. So we are in hopes now that those
who are so unfortunate as 10 tall into the
hands of those desperadoes will get of by
being plundered oil eve y thing but life. "
tits reported that ioa, ,a,,iot briggs and
one schooner are crulzing off the Hava-
ma, waiting for the Spanish feet 10 sail,
who are getting under weigh.
Both (.Nains,) Gas.
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IN CoUN ell,

March Cd, 1922.
The committee to whom was referred the
claim of Jonah Thompson, against the Corpo-
ration, for sundriss furnished j. w. Beedle'
Tor pavement on Union street, between King &
Queen, made report on the subject, which
was read and laid on the table.
Ordered, That the tax on I cart, l dray,
and horse improperly charged to and paid by
Josiah H. Davis, be refunded.
Ordered, That d. 50 the difference between
retail merchant and shop tax be RENTED to
John Shake.
Ordered, That the account of Robert Brock
EFT against the corporation, for work done at
the new market house, amounting to D32 9,
be paid to John Muncaster, collector, on &C.
count of his taxes.
The following report was presented, and or
dered to berecorded. eThe committee to whom
was referred, the en- .uiry how long the corpo.
ration havea nghtto hold the wharf, belonging
to the estate of Jesse Taylor, deceased, aajoin-
ing the corporation property on the north side
of the town, beg leave to report.
That on the 18th June, 1917, committee
was created to make contract with the heirs
OF Jesse Taylor, in relation to the repairs O,
said wharf-That Jacob Morgan was Chair.
man of that committee, aud that he made a
contract with R. 4. Taylor, as the representa-
tive of the heirs of Jesse Taylor, which gave
the corporation right of property in tn.
wharf for seven years from that time, (the sum-
mcr of 1879 in consideration of the repairs,
which the corporation made to said wharf, and
that the claim of the corporation on said wharf
expires in the summer of 1874.
JAMES DOUGLAS,
L. HILL.
Ordered, That the tax on one tyths impro!
perly charged to John Neil, be RENTED.
Ordered, That the account of John C. Man.
dell, for sundries furnished the Common Coun.
Gil, amounting to d. 20, be paid
Ordered, That Messrs johnson and Robin.
son, be committee to enquire into the propris.
| ty Of giving up to Robert Brock ett, sen. bond
given by him to the Corporation, in relation to
the pavement made by him on Royal street, be.
tween Duke and Prince streets, and report
thereupon to Council.
The committee reported the annual state
ment of the public accounts, which was re-
seived, and ordered to be printed.
Extract from the Minutes
Up. THOMPSON, c. c..
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Charleston, March Z.
FROM ST. THOMAS.

By the ship Trajan, Capt. Langdon, in
8 days fiom 81. Thomas, we have been
favored by our attentive correspondents
with files OF papers from Antigua, Trim
ied and St. Thomas to the Esd Feb. and
with letters and prices current from the
latter place to the 24ih Feb. We have
made some extracts for the information Of
our readers
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1822-03-14

The following gentlemen were on Monday
last, elected Directors of the Mechanics Bank
of Alexandra, for the ensuing year:
John Longden Mark Butts
Thomas Sanford Matthew Robinson
George Wise James Carson
Robert Anderson iona. Butcher
Louis Bssler Arch'd MCLEAN
John A. Stewart John B. Kirby
William Veitch Daniel Minor
N. Rounsavell
Atameeting ofthe Board on Tuesday, JOHN
LoNGDIN, was reelected President.
CHARLES CHAPLIN, Cash.
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Alexandria Library.

ORDERED, That all those members OF
~ the Alex'a Library Company who do
not pay their annual subscription within 3
months alter the same becomes due, be IN
hibited the use Of the books of the Library
until payment is made, and tbat the Trea-
surer, under the direction of the Commit
tee of Accounts, place the accounts OF
those who are three years in arrears IN the
hands OF a civil officer for collection.
Extract from the minutes,
WM. G CRANCH, Treas.
N. B. This order will be strictly entor'
ced on and alter Monday, the 25th inst.
march g stuth2w
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precedents.
!. It was questioned by Mr.. Taylor
whether it was in order to move to Jag
on the table motion to consider Pr
position now lying on the table 4"
Speaker decided that motion to lay any
proposition on the table is in or4sr.
2. A motion was made by Mr.. Wl'
worth, to proceed to the Orders Of @
Day, with view to ovsrruling tho n.y.
ton now presented. The Speaker :ala,
that he had moro than once eptertslnsa
this motion, as being eonformable to 1n'
practice of tho British Parliament; Ou'
upon an examination Of the rules OF ID,
house, with view to this question, ap'
finding that they direct, that when aqa''
ton is under debate. that mono but GU,
tain prescribed motions shall be receIs'u,
Of which the motion now made was Nv
one, he decided that tho motion 10 PIv
coed to tho orders of the day. there %.
ing another question under debate W.
not in order ~
The question on aow considering :.
resolution from the Senate, was tbep
ken by Yeas aid Nays, and declosa
follows:
For considering IL % %
Against it o.
SO the House refused now to coD'''
the said resolution. .,,.s
Mr. Cook laid on the table sne '0"'
ing resolution:
ResOlued, That the Secretar! y ,hu
Treasury be directed to lay before al Il
house any eridence in the poss.ss',.0,s. ,r. !
the Department, showing that the VII ths
rent notes which he received 'rO w.. +
Banks Of EdwardsyiIle. TeHDees'
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ca UTION,

A IL persons whatever are hereby eau
IA toned against cutting, or in any
manner destroying the timber or other
property belonging to the lands OF Joshua
Doing adjoining the property OF Robert
Patton, Jun. in the county OF Fairfax,
Virginia.
~Any person giving information
Of any trespass on the property, shall
be reasonably rewarded.
JAMES GAIT, Agsnt for
march l3 ] DOING. st
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IN COUNCIL,

March l2, 1929.
Amessage from the Mayor was received and
read, in relation to the perquisites of the police
eonstables
Ordered, That Messrs. Miller and Hill be q
committee to call on the Mayor, to ascertain
precisely the various sums of money received
by the police constables, and whether they are
at liberty to do other business in the town than
fundamentally belonging to the police.
Ordered, That Messrs. Douglas, Miller, A.
dam and Johnson be a committee to bring in a
bill for raising revenue for the present year,
and that they also bring in bill making APP
preparations for the same period
A petition from Samuel Thompson & Maui
rice Herbert, was received and read-and laid
on the table.
Ordred, That the reports and accounts re-
lative to the late house of industry, poor house
and soup house, be referred to Messrs. Mills,
Veitch, Anderson, and Hill.
Extract from the Minutes-Test.
lP. THOMPSON,,C C.
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,I'l4 E GAZETTE.
THURSDAY, MARCHl4, 1879.
Washington, Mar eli Is.

Washington. March IS.
The sankrupt Bill is REJECTED. We
feel 50 sincerely for those who have rested their
hope on this broken reed, that we have no
spirits at present to add any remarks upon the
subject. Nat Int.