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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
EVENING STUDIES.

NER IL. w. c. Kidd viii enter into arrange
lv-A ments to form evening classes, after bust
ness hours, for the different branches of cduca-
ton which those cIigaged during the day cannot
then study. In these arrangements viii lie IN
cluded the study of .alathematics, Pure .aIat,e-
naiics, Plane and Spherical I'rigonon,e,ry, and
Practical .4stroaony-,7itht the system OF .Steno-
gsaphy.
Sept. IA
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
JOSEPH MAR TzN /,
MAIN-sTREET, RICHMOND,

AS the satisfaction of announcing to the SUBJ
a n scribers and the public generally, that the
Fountain of Life Opened, or a Display of Christ in
his Essential and Mediatorial Glory in fouy-two
Sermons-by the Rev. JOHN FIAvEI., is now
throughthe Press, and will be ready for delivery nv
the last Of this week: .4nd he hesitat.s not to saw
that it will be, perhaps, of the best works here
tofore offered TO the public for cheapness plan and
execu,ion-and lie deems il unnecessary to say any
thing IN communication of so celebrated an author
September IA 3t67
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

tai Office is hereby gwen to the propretors of the
In Deferred Six per Cent Stock, that the last pay
ment account of the Principal aud Interest of the
said Stock, will become due the first OF October
next ensuing the date hereof and that the same will
be paid on that day at the Treasury, and at the
Loan Offices having such stock standing on their
books, the stockholders their attorneys upon
the surrender of the original certificates of said
Stock. VIM. II. CRAWFORD,
1904 Secretary Of Me Treasury.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17

z oCKs, 22d July. 1872 Taken by the subscri-
IA Der from Robert Cobbs' boat (,ead man,
Isaac,0 8 bushels Of white wlieat--On the anne
day, fsom Sam Hard'us's boat, (hcad man. Patrick,)
2 bushels of red wheat. The above wheat will be
disposed Of as the law directs.
ISHAW RANDOLPH,
Lock Keeper s. Inspector Of boats at Westban
Aug. 10. 6w58
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
MSINTYREs

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RIcnMoND.
Whole Ticket IS 90
Half do. Q 80
Quarter do. | 25
Parcels of Tickets may also be had ;--purchas-
ed in thatway they will cost sis, and are warrants
ed to draw $50, less ID per cent
Should parcel be purchased by certificate il
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets sos
Half do. ID
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 30 days after the drawing, and
subject to deduction of IL per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid,) will meet
with prompt attention.
~ Prizes in the Lotteries Of Ncw-York, Jersey,
Pennsylvania and Maryland, viii be received in
payment of Tickets at this Office, and any infurma-
respecting the results of the drawings Of said
Lotteries can always be obtained.
june p.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
QUAMTxCo CANAL xoa.1.gax
1924 prizes
10626 blanks.
1850 tickets. II blanks to a nrizs.

1850 tickets. II blanks to prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combine
tiou and Formulation of p numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be determined III a few
moments by the drawing of a numbers ont of n put
into the wheel. As the present Scnenc varies lit
sle from the former ones, explanations may be OH
tanned at the Managers Office under the Eagle Ho-
tel, Richmond.
AZ The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 2o'h day of November, or at a much earlier
day, if the sale of tickets will warrant it,.
Tickets and Shares fox sale at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
FOR SALE,

SUNDRY valuable Tracts Of LAND, on or near
- to Dan River, III Rockingham county, North
Carolina, belonging to General GEonCE IzARD
MIR. Matthew Mcdaniel, residing on the premises
near Cascade Greek. win shcw the part of the pro-
perry lying on the North side of Dan River, and
John Morebead, Esq. that ON the South side. APP
plyto Donald Nc Kenzie, Esq. Petersburg, Virginia,
or Capt john No5ie, Dafivills, Pittsylvania city,
JIiy 10. .wts4p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
VALUABLE PROPERTY ron SALE.
Aug. 17-59wt,ls.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
pursuance Of a Decree Of the Superior Cot,y,
n Of Cbancery for the Richmond District, in lfc
case of Gray " Pankey and others against the ad
DinistratOTs of Wilson &. Nicholas and Ma.pafet
Nicholas against The same, shall proceed 10 sell at
Public Auction, at Charlottesville, on Monday, the
fonrth Of October next, tho following TRACTS OF
LAND, viz "a Tract of Land lying in the county
Of AbenaGle, six or eight miles from Warren cor.
tanning six hundred acres more or less purcbased
by said Nicholas from r. Porter, john Carroll and
Abram Endes-also, other Tract living in the
county Of Augusta, containing 200 acres, more OF
LEES, purchased BY said Nicholas OF Jacob kenny
The sale will be made a credit of one, two and
three years, the Commissioner taking from the pur-
chasers bond and security, and retaining the ttr as
a security for the payment Of the purchase money
Immediate possession viii be given.--Any person
wishing to the premises, to obtain information
relation to them, are referred TO Tbonos Jeffer-
ON Randolph, Esq. near Charlottesville
JOHN II, COOKE, Commissioner.
Angus, 90 v.jU-aO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
pEopF.s.,s TTcxur.
FOR IN esrDeNr OF THE U. STAT

FOR II EsIDGNr OF THE U. STATES,
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Of Massachusetts,.
FOR vsca-PREsIDENT,
SOME TRIED & APPROVED DEMOCRAT.
"The people of the United States are one great
fsaiiy-as long the Union Of the States holds, a
ei,izsn from one sections provided he be honest ca-
pie, ought to be acceptable to the opposite sec
sion, as to the one which claims his birth resi-
Deuce"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
By PLEAsANTs & BUTLER. !

1i-The CossrirvrloNAh Wing is published
ttiee geek (7itesi.4s and Friaags') al IRE dol
lars per an1auo,, payable IN adet;ace.
IL For ddoertisiag-5i Ry+enfs square Cor iess)
or tie lrst t,sserioa, 0i 81 1-2 cents for each con-
faaeance-lne nu"ter Of Insertions la,tst be ,ioied
on The VI. s.. oser.eiss tey vii De continued and
charged accordi,giy
" advertisements from the couatry to he paid
!of "a adc,iec, or ASHAMED ty some responsible ,di-
eta'1st an this place or JhGuci.esitf.
Ut al letters 10 tie Editors mist be postpaid,
or they 'oW reccirc no attention
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17

Oh fdii OF second street, running
back IN depth l32 feet having attached TO it every
convenience, which renders it emiueniiy suitable for
the purpose for which il was intended
This property is really valuable; and ought to ex-
cite the attention of en of capital, as also men of
industry and cntcrprizc it would be productive
stock to the one, aud may be made source ofhand-
Some income to the other; especially, as the terms
OF payment are L. 2, g. and years satisfactorily
cured. Considering the concourse oftavellers, and
other custom al this house, accommodating and
gor! managing tavern keeper mig easily make the
payments for the property in the above time from
the proceedsof the house itself.
This establishment new, complete, and in tho
rough condltion aud is doubt the best calculated
building for public entertainments in this, or indeed
III any part of the country; and il is so situated as
must always command the custom of Lynchburg ms
well the resort of ali persons visiting this place.
nothing is wanting but good management and the
right sort of a man to make an ample fortune at
this place.
az the same time will be sold various other pro-
perry, real and personal belonging the estate Of
Joseph Ecbolg decd.
". l.. L.q.NBE7yK, mr.
For Eii7a p. Ec1,oks, Er'r Of
Joseph EcjtOls, deed.
Aug. 17-59,stds.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
IN E.AYETTE.

4 UsT received on consignment at tho Universal
~ Hat Uarehouse, opposite the Bell Tavern,
splendid assortment Of Satin Watch Chains and
Badges, embcshcd with fine miniature portrait
Of toe ".N4IIONS GUEST" decorated with nj
liiary emblcps, &c.
These cleeant articles have become very fashion,
able in the Northern cities and it is presumed that
Virginia will nc lacking in nothing which will pro-
mote the honor of0ur county venerable patriot.
N. q. The above viii be sold wholesale as well
retail.
September 10 lfcG
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17

An r. JAMES PLEASANTs, OF ~ ,t,1Ie OF
1FA Maryland: You are hereby notified, that
shall apply t. the County Court of Goocbland, at
their next September session, to appoint Commissi-
oners TO assess damages on your farm on james ri
yer, through which the canal will pass.
RANDOLPH IJ.1RRfSO.N. c t.&J.R.c
Aug; 8 s6-i2oa.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
FOR LONDOM;

4kR THE superior new ship SARAH
fLJ<(,M SPENCER DRUMMoND, Master, now
ESkNA4lN loading az City Point, and having
the principal pant of her cargo enga-
gcd, will meet with dispa,ch.-For freight or pas
sage, apply to
JOS. MARX & SON.
September ID 2t67
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
RICHMOND VIRGINIA. FRIDAY; SEPTEMBER H. 1874

NOTICE TO TIMBER GETTERS.
M are much in want of Flour Barrel SLAVES
w and HEADING, either single or double, that
are iceH seasoned for which are disposed TO give
very liberal price in eas if delivered in three or
-four weeks.
P. HAXALL s. co.
August 81. Jm63
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17
TEzE xR4AEgEEE.rsy EowEYc.
FOR SALE.

8 n conformity to the last will and testament of
& Joseph EchOs, decd. will be offered for sale OH
Tuesday, the 18th day of October next, O'Clock
p. NJ. that elegant and eommodious four story brick
&TEyA building, known as the Franklin Hotel in
TssssNa Lynchburg, at present kept by John
lis5sNsfg Hancock, ESQ. and situated, fronting &C
nj ,,s,.it
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17

that heart must have been cold indeed Which
could have remained inaniu.ate amid such a
scene; he who would wish TO see the pomp Of
religious ceremony should visit pucbla.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-17

Extracts from Foreign Journals reeeire'iat Tx
Office of he {Saiiin,ore ke.lcral Guselte. -,
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
IMPORTANTINVENTlON

The cause of humanity and SCIENCE is
deeply concerned in extending as widely
as possible knowledge OF the invention OF
Dr.. CIvIALE oil Paris. who has discovered
a method Of destroying he stone in the
bladder without having recourse to the
knife. The importance OF this invention
may be estimated from the we'll known
fact that il has been found on calCula.
ton, that at least one person dies out OF
every five operated upon in the commOn
ne ,hod, even by the most expert surgeons
The invention of DR. Civiale has been ex-
amined by committee OF the Institute Of
France, who. after Witnessing number
OF successful operations bave made We
~ favorable report Since January, DR.
CIviale has operated upon twenty three
patients. OF whom nine have perfectly re-
covered, and the remainder in tar way
OF recovery. SO easy and safe is the ope>
ration. ,ha the patient feels but little pain,
and is able, Immediately afterwards, to
walk about and attend 10 his affairs, with
cut inconvenience Our information re.
spechug this practice is derived from DR..
Brown. the learned Professor Of the Prac-
tite OF Physic in Transylvapis University.
This disting rushed physician has just re-
termed rom Paris, aud, from the most hu
name and patriotic motives, as well as
from bis zeal IN the cause OF science, has
been induced, at very considerable per-
sonal sacrifice. (the classes OF bis Unlver-
sity having commepced) TO remain for
short time IN New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore, tor the express purpose OF dill
tusmg knowledge OF the practice among
the Faculty in bis own country The o.
pera ion has been received with ardor. and
lis prscticability admitted by all compe-
ten Judges TO whom il has been explained.
The Professor of Surgery Of The University
Of Maryland has explained 10 bis class the
operation and draw ings Of the instruments
employed, DR.. Brown not having been a.
Bile to procure the instruments previous 10
bis leaving Paris. He has however given
such instructions 10 an ingenious surgical
inslrumen maker, that they can be soon
readily procured in this country. Dr..
Brown has been present at eight success.
tul operations, 1t should be mentioned as
an instance of the liberal and philanthro-
pic feelings of Dr.. C,viale, that in order
10 diffuse as widely as possible a know
ledge OF this important invention. he invit-
ed, through the Ambassadors residing at
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

The newly invented pump OF Mr. Ira
Hill. of Baltimore, is an ingenious piece OF
mechanism but our ignorance OF The
nractical benefits resulting from mechanI-
cal improvements must be our apology ior
not speaking with confidence. The con-
s,ruc,ion is simple. and we hope 10 make
the subject PLAIN to The readers comPfe>
hension without the aid OF Injuries. A large
trough is filed with water, IN which TWO
pumps without arms and with two valves
only are inserted. Between the pumps
midway,is placed an upright beam WIN
another piece crosswise moving on lis AK
is with perpendicular motion, like that
Of the handle OF the common pump. 10
the shape OF the letter 4. Nth the right
and lett arm extended to a considerable
length. From the dway of the right aud
lett arm OF the T., descend the two pistons
playing into the two pumps, which mus
give double power by ,teir alternate
rise and tall, both being thus alternately
emptie and filed by the same stroke
Nor does NJ Hills inventive genus end
here He has obtained another power by
which this engine Can be worked without
manual assistance. He has invented
box made water tight with shape exact
Iy resembling that Of the letter w, which
he attaches to the upper part OF the L. IN
the two lowest corners OF this w box are
placed two valves made tight by The COM
preston of the water poured in with a
steady stream from barrel placed above.
The wafer falling from thence mo the
right or lei, box weighs down that arm OF
the L, and in its falling the valve is open
ell and lets out The water by encounlerIDg
an upright post placed underneath. be
other box icing then the ascendant is bill
Ell by the same means ilh wa r from
the same reservoir, and which is discbarg'
ed through the other valve IN the same
way Thus both pumps are kept contin-
uslly playing without the application OF
any other force than that derived from the
Gov of the water from the barrel into The
W. box. Let the reader conceive OF the
letter + and w placed on ITS back, and
he will understand this invention OF Ira
Hill. [Bah Amer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

island, and ne Oocou'es fespubs'o'o ~
the United States for every act OF p'ra-
cy perpetrated by his sOblects. II ne
has not sntf;cient force 10 prevent such
-. ,;,;.. ,ha, constitutes no answer
raae
W VIC oi'a'
IL GOES not res w" "'u' "
his sceptre 10 nothing more man NY
brush. We trust that while Congress
adopt decisive measures tor the future
prevention of piracy, our Minister will
he instruc,ed to demand compepsation
f..ha Snon;sb treasury for avery ar
!: . ps.;,an nrooar,y nl.ndsred
.'e'o 60 ,. &C ~ c.,;.h
oy Pt'a'es n.'ou Wv
Kings dominions oh 1h's siae o. VIC
Atlantic.
IL is proposed in the National Advocate
to establish convoy 10 sail once tort
night from Boston, New York Pbiladel
phIa aud Norfolk; and it is further stated,
that brig and schooner OF war would be
sufficient to convoy twenty merchantmen
to safe latitude. where merchantmen
might wait tor convoy and thus be con
veyed IN safety home Another proposal
in the same paper is, tor the government
to use the repeating guns, ,nasmuch as the
efficiency of crew OF six or eight men
would be INCREASED TO that OF sixty or
eighty men armed with ordinary musketo.
Lei the government t0rnish each vessel
with sac muskets. containing twelve char
ges each, and they will possess seventy
Two efficient shots, which caa all be DIS
charged, with perfect convenience in less
than halt minute. with the same accurs-
cy and force as the ordinary Wusket, each
charge being as completely under the dis
iInct and separate control OF the gunner as
Q single charge in the common guE Let
The government also furnish certain num-
Der OF men, and have them properly train
ed to the use OF these guns. and put one
OF these men on board Of each vessel TO
keen fl. gums in order. see ths, thew are
kept properly loadeded and train the men
to the use of them This plan wouii not
cost the government one twentieth part OF
what II now coststbem for tive suppression
of pi,acv and IT would obyiste The still
greater evil OF exposing our navy to the
.3,.4ases of The Wesf India climate which
has ever nroyed % fatal ,o them
Another vrter maintaio. the propyi.ty
of adon,iup the same measure winch we
before had The honor to recommend.
Yah Spain we have a treaty. ~ virtue
of which that nation is obliged 10 protect
our commerce when in her waiors. th;s
treaiv has been violated apa,n and again
and no,h;no moro secure can he looked Ior
from the authorities nj Cuba We must
CO.. Tho tonn,s;n NOD ana reeu;re of the
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25
THE NORTH CAROLINA, a.

NokFoLk. Nov. 22. -Thr Norm N Sayy
lima. -, was towed down from Ips ~. ns IN
Yard on Saturday morning DY !hs wpd
boats Virginia and Petersburg li sT,pn
being untsvorablsl and anchored On .rs all
po,ni. Her rigging and arInsnen emily n q
comnle,. and she has her iuit SUPP"
yyoysjors and water 90 board.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

Paris, surgeon from every country to be
present at his operations A memoir oy
DR.. Ciyiale on this subject has been trans
jated by La Roche, and viii be itnmedi-
atey published in philadelphia. #
Butt finer.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-11-25

Agreesbly to the usage OF the hsn'a u
Catholic Church iD countries where
the prevailing religion, or where 'hels -
a free federation oil all religious denonlue
toDs and forms as in the United 3'a'es} 10 .
solemn ceremonial was performed IN 'IS
Catholic Chapel in this Borough Oh 90" "
urday last, as previously announctu III
the papers. Tor the repose OF the deps 'so
spirit OF H. M. Christian DaJesly LOU
The Elgbteeenlh 1t was attended oy ..
the French citizens of the town anu !
vicinity, and by very large and h'gn3
respectable congregation OF the na'ise S g..
other inhabitants, foreign consuis, o.
The whole ceremony was solemn anu :"
presslve, and the requiems were cnaun''n
in a style well adapted TO The occas TEs
The church was hung With BLACK 80 49,
ins gnia of royalty were displayed on VS.
coffin. and the arms OF France III se's'''
parts OF the church. ~ Damn
Yesterday, alter High Mass; lie DeS ~
was performed in honor OF n NJ y , y
Charles The Tenth, The successo! u w
deceased monarch. 10th
TIE musical pert OF the service on C ar
DAYS was arranged and conducted W ; Sa
c A. Da Costa OF this town, " no pfes'u,II
at the elegant organ belonging W
church. "o!0' Y
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-28
From the .Nsw Fork Epening Post, MAJ 81.

From the .NeW Fork Epening Post, MAJ 81.
From England. Last evening the resu,ar pa,k.
ct ship John Wells arrived here from Lyerpool, by
which we have received Liverpool papers to Inc 9Th
and our regular flies OF the London Courier. Brit
lsh Traveller, Times and Morning Chronicle 10 the
10Th April, all inclusive The eny articles Of ipte
rest contained in these papers, relate 10 the Greeks
who appear, by all accounts TO be following no the
advantages obtained over their former opnressors
with new triumphs, and with every prospect Of final
success. The TALL OF Coron had struck so great
panic into the Turkish garrison Of Modem that they
had otfeted to submit and such was he prom pti-
tude with which the English officer, captain Parry
opened the artillery under his direction on Lepapto
tnat preach was made IN one Of the castles, which
was Immediately taken by storm. The surrender OF
the other was hourly looked for. In all these affairs
LORD byron appears to have taken CONSPICUOUS part.
Aver successfully medlatlng between the Peopo-
messiah chisis, ana restoring that harmony which
personal ambition had interrupted, he joined the for
ces destined to attack the enemies of Liberty and
materially promoted, by the bravery OF his Conduct
the advantages obtained at Lepsnto. While ,icto-
ry attended the efforts of the Patriots on land 1t al
so waited on them at naval action had re-
Gently taken place in the Cult OF Lepanto during
which the Greeks sunk a Turkish big ef 90 eunsl
and burnt Corvette. "A feet of so vessels belong
ing TO the Patriots, had made its appearance in the
mouth OF the Dardanelles, which caused great con
ssernaon at Constanlinope. Lord Sang ford is said
to have nearly broken terms with the Suan in con.
sequence OF the reproaches of the Grand Vzier on
account OF the loan raised IN Enela, for the Greeks
1t is also confirmed that the Pacha of Egppt had
Withdrawn bis forces from Crete. leaving the whole
island IN the possession OF the Greeks. This enter
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1824-05-28

OLD STOCK,
On which the of fifty dollars per share has not been paid
NOTICE. OF SALE

WHEREAS Delaware Canal Com
ormty in
tered IN
ia oe
Phaep sell and the purchasers the shares Of the said posts SO
the the said sale and had been made by the og
netos.
Signelby
H. D. GIIPIN, JAMES g FISHER, PRESIDENT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-09-03
I'm. ". HENING, c. c.
YIRGLML.4:


AT rules, holden in the clerks office of the Superior
court of chancery for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of June, 1924,
Thomas Puryear and Jane his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Zacharah M 'Grudcr, admir-. of Elizabeth johnson,
decd. and the said Zachariah M'Gruder, and
Frances his wife, in their own rights, John Mil
Ter andsFranccs his wife, William Trabue and
Molly his wife, Pleasant II. Baird and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Francis, Nancy M'Call, Benia-
min M'Call, and VIM. II. Micah, children of Sa-
rah NJ all, who was Sarah johnson, Defts
The defendants, John Miller and Frances his
wife, Pleasant ii. Baird and Mary his wife, and E.
lizabeth Francis, and Nancy, Benjamin and VIM.
Il. MCall, not having enteredther appearance and
given security according to the of Assembly and
the rules of this court, and it appearing by satsac-
tory evidence, that they inhabitants of this
country It's ordered, That the said defendants do
appear here on the first day of the next term and
answer the amended bill of the plaintiffs and tina,
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, for
two months successfully, and posted at the frou,
door OF the capitol, in the said city.
Acopy-Teste,
53w8w W-M ". HE.NLNG;, C. C.