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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-29
GENERAL COURT.

RIcHmoNp, June 22.--0n Saturday last,
the General Court came To the following
decision in the case of The Common
wealth VS.. John cambridge, which was
argued at the last term ofthe Court Judges
Dade and White delivered long aud sera
tim opinions. All the Judges (ten present
were unanimous in acceeding TO the fol-
lowing opinion.
" The Commonwealth rs. Ddndridge-up
ON an adjourned case from The Superior
Court Of Lar for james CITY County
" The Court is unanimously of opinion
and doth decide, that the attack made on
the Judge of the Superior Court Of Law
for the county Of james City and city Of
Williamsburg rs set forth in the transcript
Of the record of the proceedings in
this, does amount to a contempt OF Court,
for which the defendant WAS liable to be
find or imprisoned or both. That IL the
present state of the proceedings in the case
as the case is stated in the record, no rule
for an attachment nor the attachment itself
need be awarded-That the defendant has
not, by his answer to the heterogeneous
ied and propounded to him, purged him
self of the said contempt, aud that it is
unnecessary and improper that the Court
should decide upon the Judgement which
should be passed on the defendant in this
case, rs after the answer which the Court
has given 10 the first question, there is 10
point of law involved IN the question.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-29
PEOPLES IIChET.
FOR PRESIDENT,
9Bo6u 0W. 3Npams,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
.GNnerew 9tetGsett,
Both recommended 10 N. nation BY hci,
dbilitg, integrity and patriotism.

a. In obedience torequest, DOCTOR
TUCKER Thread The BrclaI alton III In
dependence, with an appropriate speech,
on the Sd Inst. al the Prcsby lcrian church.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-06-29

RESOLVED, That we will supper, join :.
Calhoun, as Vice President of III. Uni,s.i
States.
ReSoired, That john NJ. Garnet. e.
WIN. Beverley, Thomas Wright, john Il
Alcou, Thomas II. Pitts, Rubf. p. A.
drews, William Blackburn aud Dania
RennoIds, be appointed Committee =
correspond with other Commuters aIr.,dv
appointed, or that may be- herratla.
appointed to promote the object of tbs
Meeting.
ReSoired, That ihr proceedings Of hi.
meeting be published in the Virginia Her,Is
and Richmond Enquirer
JOHN VI. GARNETT, Chairman
Thomas Pitts, Setroiary
Al Meeting Of the Freeholders Of Ian.
caster County pursuant to public nntlee,
at their Court HOUSE, on Saturday the an
day of June, 1925
Col. John Chorning, was called To H..
Chair, and Benjamin IL Haiker, appoint
ed SECRETARY.
The address and Circular, from IL.
Meeting of the Citizens of Frederick sbnrv
friendly to the Election Of John O. Adam,
10 the next Presidency, were read
NlftrbupOn, IL WAS.
Resotred, That the tried integrity or our
Fellow Citizen, john Quincy Adams h;a
transcendant talents as Il statesman and
lons experience in national affairs bn,I,
at home and abroad, preemineditly ooalify,
him for the office of President IF I'm.
/ United States and, therefore, we win
by all honorable means, support him for
that office at the approaching Election
Resotusd, That. II is recommended In
our fellow-citizens, friendly To the Election
off ohm q. Adams, to the Presidency Of
the United States, TO form u Central
Committee, to whom all communications
on that subject may he addressed, aud 10
publish an Electoral Ticket.
ResotUed, That we nominate Hancock
Eustace, Esq. of Stafford County, 10 be
placed on the Electoral Ticket, as posses
sing the confidence of the people Of tins
District.
Rcsotred, That John Chowning, Ralph
Edmoods, Rawlcgh w. bowman, Raw
leigh Dunway, Benjamin NJ. Walker aud
Doctor Charles Taylor, be appointed a
Corresponding Committee,
Resolved, That the proceedings lie sign
ed by the Chairman and Secretary, aud a
copy sent TO the Fredericksburg Adams
Committee, and another to the Editor of
the Virginia Herald, with "A request that
he and the other editors in Virginia will
give il an insertion in their papers.
J. CHOWNlNG, Chairman.
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LYNCHBuRG, JUNE 20, 1924.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

The Trustees Of this Institution have rc-
cently made a considerable alteration In their
plan Of instruction, with view III acc0mmo-
dating those pupils. who may wish to attend
during portion Of the year. but may not BE-
able to incur the expenses Of a residence
at the Lyceum until a regular course Of "a.
ueation should be completed IN uninterrupted
succession. The Trustees have given the fol-
lowing exposition Of their arrangement.
For the accommodation III those who can
not, on account 81 time and expense. attend
the Lyceum in the regular classes. the TrHs-
tees have voted 70 establish Winter classes.
which will commence the third "Wednesday
oi November annually, and continue TIL the
close Of the Spring term in The April follow
ing.
The classes Of this kind, which ibey az
present contemplate, are 1. A class in Sar-
oey'ng -. In -Narlgdii0n ;--5. In Car
Pentry and Cirit .4rchftscttre and .. IL
Chemistry. The iollowingis the arraDgemeut
Of the studies Of each class.
\ An Surveying. Elementary problems ia
Geometry -Trigonometrv with w appiicar
tons % Heights and Distances. - DIfercut
methods Of making Surveys.--PrDtracting.--
Division Of Land.-Lereniug.-The pri1ci-
pies Of Magnetism. 40 far as Is Necessary for
understanding the variations Of the Compass,
ana tnose circumstances which are likely e
aheet The trayersing Of the needle. Tbs ih-
structon will be accompanied by aclalHt praf-
iice IN surveying and levellinr, for which pr
pose the Isvrenrn ~ r-ovs1e-I -.stl rwreiiert
instruments
=. A. N'aUigation. Elements III CeonetrY.
- .Figonometry. with ia application l.os.
aFithins'--l ne different lings--NauticaA
astronomy with solar and ltnlar obserystions'
eaugnt ~ actual practice Elements II Nag
7ss'sD'----B0ok-kespiag, which IS inaisPensz-
o'e Is those, who unite the character q -
Percargo with that Of Navigator.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
CONGRESS.

On the Goth inst. the Senate passed 10 a
third reading the bill for loan Of five mill
ions, at 4 10 per cent. to pay the claims un-
der the Spanish Treaty; for which small sum,
the United States obtain East Florida.
On she 2Ist Inst. the bill 10 allow Gov.
Tompkins the further sum Of SEQ, 239,24 was
passed bv the House 10 a third reading Mr..
Wicklife contendcd that the sum already aI-
lowed Gov. IT, was equivalent TO a salary of
$4,000 per anuum. Mr. Mangpm " denied
that Govt. seemed always willing and ready
to pay a Just demand, and coutended that
Gov. T. had been lender 10 the Govt 10
great amount, at a moment Of its utmost need,
when the President and all his secretaries
could not raise $1,000 to pay the most pressing
demand"
Hon. JoHN GAH1ARD, or :. Carolina, haE
been chosen President pro TEN. Of the Senate
Of the United States-haying had p Of Sd
votes.
A committee Of Congress have reported
that the depredations Of the Porto Rico Pm
lvateers would justify reprisal and the block
sde Of the island, but they do not recommend
the measure, because government has de-
manded reparatisn Of Spain--hut while a
waiting this, they advise that two or more
small cruizers should he stationed % afford
protection from the Privateers of that Island
and 70 bring in every Priyateer that commits
an outrage On the persons, nv plumbers the
properly Of citizens Of the VI. States.
Mr.. Trimblc las called for an account VT
the importations under the several classes III
credits, aud the interest that would have &C
crued on the credits if chargcd-and the
amount of importations by foreigners.
bill for road from Ohio 10 Detroit has
been passed % a third reading II appears
pretty evident that hereafter large proper
tion Of the immense revenue NJ this country
will be devoted 10 internal improvements.
Mr.. Newton has reported a bin ~ regulate
Steam Boats.
| The new Naturalization Bill re41ces the
term Of probation to three yeaEs.
| In the House, on the 22d, the bill to ex-
change Five to Six per Cent Stock, was pas
sed to be engTossed.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01
BY THE MAILS.
NEw-YsRK. MAY &c.
FROM THE PACIFIC.

RUM tftE FAA1f IL.
CsPy IF letter received this morning By the brig
Post Captain. from Caiao.
ssPUHA, Feb. 20.-An iasarrection OF the
black troops holding the castles in Calao a.
gainst the Patriot governments took place on
or about the 5th we made our escape from
thence on the night Of the 9th inst. as also all
vessels that dare take the risk of the FIRE Of
the batteries. In going out we kept in the
range Of the shipping, however several OF
their shot struck near rs the night previous
to our leaving. Guard boats were establish
ed 10 prevent vessels from sailing. They bad
plundering the vessels, and nal
treated the csptains-those who were found
On board were taken on shore and conhned IN
the castle.-After getting out Of gun shot Of
the batteries, asked the captain of the Brit
ssh sloop of war Fly il be would protect my
ship il anchored under his guns he said he
dare not, as there were on shore many British
subjects. and the negro General had threat
ened 20 massacre all foreigners and lay .Caiso
in ashes, II be attempted 10 interfere then
that my safety was 10 Digit, a. two
gun-boats were fitting out and would be in
readiness the night we left. The day we left
the Fly was lying within gun shot Of the bat
teries, and was frequently fired over when
vessels were running out she got under
weigh--but previously thereto the captain in
formed them of his intention, they however
paid no attention, but commenced firing upon
bis ship one shot struck within few feet
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

Of Georgia. "a their present earnestness 70 see
rs removed or destroysd, BY adding additional
fertility 70 our land, BY a deposit Of our body
and bones for sss are rssoissd nfrer % iedre
them, tut by pgrtsng from thsm aad our lires
together. How the Christians of America,
and Of the world will view their attempt up
on our rights; this effort 20 force kind Pres
dent 10 Violats the faith Or treaties, and DIP
bis finger in our blood. II IS not Cor Us Indians
20 say; but our cause Is with God, and good
men. and there we are willing to leave IT.
We mean nothing disrespectfal to any one
but justice and truth require that we should
say this much, on the occasion 10 which we
have referred.
We are air, respectfully, your obedient ser
wants, JNO. ROSS.
GEO. LOUVRE,
MAJOR RIDGE. bis K mark,
ELIJAH HICKS.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

The Legislature Of Massachusetts assembled
at Boston on Wednesday last Hon n. SiIsllee
was reelected President Of the Senate, and
Paul Willard, Esq Clerk The House al Repre-
sentativss was called to orderly Mr Russell. Of
Boston. WIN. c. Jarvis, ESQ. and Pelham W.
Warren, Esq. the Speaker aad. Clerk last wear.
were reelected with great unauimity Ed
ward ID. Bangs, Esq was chosen Secretary ~
State, and Nahum Mitchell, Esq was reelected
Treasurer.
The whole number Of votes FOR Secretary
was col
Mr.. Bangs had les-Mr Bradford, ll2. and
some votes were given for Mr.. Bacon and 9th
ers.
The following gentlemen were chosen conn.
sellers TO the GoveFnor-Thomas L. Winihrop.
Nathan Noyes, Joseph Richardson, Levi Thsx.
ter, James L. Hedges, Sherman Leland. James
Fowler, Rodman Hazard, and Braddoek Dim
mick, Esquires.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

A. lass nossy isllSw
Leader than AL the resi I'D below
q swear. Job fusliek. nsfx--I swesr.
fus must pfepafe
By the he'll chine
TO dye, in -four hours from this time,
"A give fair ~smiag.
You iAsghing lary. wicked. colouT'd rogue.
This was but half the cstaloguel
To be ~ IN the morning
For, ~ the love a Moses.
y ou'h know i 20 your sorrow.
A. sore you and I've COT noses,
'hyou doa'i dye 70 morrow"
This vas enoush
Indeed twas shocking.
For a lean Freedman. made Of penetTable STUFF.
Twas ,orry Joking
He feit thar he was going
With some considerable rsPidityy
And knowing
The only way 10 b.,
To save his llfs
Was calling ~ his wife.
w. naturally fell crying
Ma chere ma cheEs
Vilkyou be slow come here
dyins-dying =
His wife was lame
OF course IL was some time before she came.
And when she did,
She heard SONS fellow AZ the door.
In accents surly,
(And not T. LEI the truth be bid
Twas that same wicked JOB hirnself-aIone.l
Why Job you ceRainiy are coming on I;
lis what you never did before
(Ans tnen he swoFe)
You never as'd 70 dye one hall 30 early 2
The Freuchusn went 20 bed.
Add chafE'd his wife when next those devils cam
To stop their cursed crying.
To tell them 70 the head,
That he wasdying
o. VIA, vas just the same
sTwould be miscellaneous kind of lying
That he was dead.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

The democratic County Committee. IN Lin
coin, have requested the electors IN tbe several
towns and plantations 10 choose delegates IN
meet In convention n AyFick's Tavern IN Noble
borough on Tuesday, the Goth Of June next, for
the purpose Of agreeing on a suitable person "a
be supported as an Elector Of President and v
Presideut-anofher 70 represent the District in
Congestion 10 represent the County in the
senate Of TINS s.sie-and a suitable person for
Treasurer Of said county.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

The WEATHER has been subject 10 very sud
den changes within few days past. Tuesday
attsrnoon i became unusually cold. and couiin-
BeR through the night during which ice az con-
siderable thickness was formed and observed M
vgarioas places the following morning. Thurs
day afternoon the wind was unusually high.
sweeping our streets with almost uueSampled
sioienes. fncay was warmer DAY lhan we
have felt this season, the tberuometer b. he
afternoon having risen 20 %.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

Life Of Jaekson.--Mr. Samuel F. Bradford,
of Philadelphia, has issued Proposals for the
Life Of Gen. JACKSON, BY the Hon. John Hen
~ Eaton, Senator in Congress from Tennessee,
II is stated that the profits accruing from the
publication OF this National Work viii be for
the benefit of the Orphan Children Of the
late Major Reed, one Of the aids OF the Gener-
al, during his campaign Of - and IA.
Bait. GG<.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

CONGRESSIONAL DEBATEs.-The editors Of
The National InteIligencer announce their in
tention 70 commence, at the next session Of
Congress, the publication of Register # de-
bates, to comprise an accurate and ample re-
port of the debates in both Houses Of Con-
gress, on main questions, and Of such debates,
incidentally arising, as may involve important
principles, with perhaps an appendix, en-
bracing the principal documents Of the ses-
sion. We fully approve Of this plan, 50 far as
it goes but in our view, it ought to be 50 ex-
tended as to embrace a complete journal of
the proceedings and debates Of Congress, to-
gether with the documents emanating from
the several departments of the government,
legislative, executive and Judicial. Such a
work would be iuyaluable.--N. Y. Statesman.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

A meeting of the Republican Members of
the Legislature Of Connecticut lately took
place at New Haven, for the purpose Of bal
Ioting for "a suitable candidate for the Presi-
dency. On counting the ballots it appeared
that John @. Adams had 124 votes. Gen. jack
sun IA. WIN. ii. Crawford Z, and Henry Clay
2-Total LAT.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

A negro woman. named Betsey Ware, was
apprehended by the watch on Tuesday night
last, while 10 the act Of breaking into 5 A.
MarsteIler's auction store. She made man
ful resistance to the watch with fork which
she had. The mayor had offered reward by
proclamation, for her apprehension, in conse-
quence Of several burglaries which she has
committed. alexandria pa.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

The BEGGAR KNG.-Among other petit
lions presented to the House of Representa-
ing himself" Louis Charles, Duke de Navar-
re, Dauphin de France, legitimate Son Of Lou
is the Sixteenth, praying the aid Of the Gov
eminent Of the United States TO restore him
to the throne Of France, to which he con-
ceives himself TO possess the legitimate title.
On motion of Mr.. Wright, the petition was
ordered to lie on the table.-Ib.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

OF Der. Captain MARTA sent an oiicsr on
shore 10 rernonsirate with them the reply
was, Il he had hred one gun in return they
would have mastered every Englishman ID
Calao aud Laid the place Ia asheA"-E. Post.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

TbeTrial Of Perry Anthony for the alledged
murder or Theodore Stodder, on board the
Quincy, in the Bay Of Honduras, IN January
last. will take place Tomorrow, before the Cir
cult Court Of the United States now 10 session
in this CITY. The Court have assigned Benz.
r. Nichols and John b. Davis, Esqrs. for eoun-
sci % The prisoner. 10
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

PORTLAND, TUESDAY, JUNE !, isa4

Mr. LoNcTEfLows Representative in C0nErfss
from this district, arrives in toan On Friday eos
ming last
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

We learn that grDsntta CoaA, n. p. q
his town. has been appointed Professor Of Ia
Instifufe. snd Practise Of Aeaicine, in TIE
Medical College 81 OHIO, Al Cincinnati.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

BASGoR, Nav 27-On Sunday evening asf,
arrived here the steam boat MAENr, Capt Cram
Cart. P0Fter the pFiuripai agent M the hcnrh-
bac Steam Navigation Company, came In hrF-
We learn he cOntempates making this River a
branch Of that line, provided suitable encour-
agement should be given. The subject has ere
ated some interest in this town, bat whether the
Contemplated arrangement VIII take place az
present, is unoertain. So novel sight as
steam boat on the Penobscoti where one had
never before been seen, land without previous
notice) occasioned a very pleasing surprise
On Monday morning voyage was proposed,
and al 9 O'Clock about 100 persons went Ou
board, and were safely transported 70 BucksPnrt
After remaining there about an hour they e.
shipped themselves, and returned to Bangor in
the afternoon.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

TuE AnrATcAH BiELE n0ciErr --- tesd
ti,rir sth anniversary mceung M New herN
on WV 18Th III MAJ Cen. MArrHEw CtAAk-
90. senior Vice Presideni, took the chair III
thc absence of Mr. Jay, who from adFancea
80 ,ns in6rmities vas unable 10 attend
Bv the report Of the COMMITTEES who aaai-
,ss he Treasurcr's acoounts, q appeared that
shs oef receipts for the East year weres4i.o9s,-
"a The Expenditures 43sios.el
$3.50 Bibles and rs, SAT IestsmeutA have
been issaed during tie year preceding ihs
anniversary.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

~ nenaioh AZ Wnat une ned DIP the clotn
So at all times ofsight
Aswell as day,
Is customers would come and make such fra
As any cosnmon man would fright,
Tho dull-ear'd,
Merely TO see,
Who should have precedeney
In being colour'd.
Grown patient OF the noise, Job never child,
Or ever woke
Or II he did,
He never spoke.
At length, by some reverse
In pot and purse,
Job, feeling rather sfzkiSh,
Determined 20 relinquish.
For, hark'ee not TO hatter,
This rainbow kind Of life,
Together with his wife,
As plain as any glass could speak,
Began TO take the eolouriHg matter
From either cheek
50, meeting by good chance
little, nervous man OF France,
lie took an opportunity to let
His house.
And still as any mouse,
After the hire,
Without notice by Gazette,
Or crier,
Or any other way,
lie took his leave one day.
And mov'd up street, few doors higher.
Job felt wicked fun
To think be had not advertised:
Thought he, as sure's gun
They'll make clatter
He'll be most cursedly surpris d.
Right Lord; how they win bawl
AZ this poor devil of Gaul--
No matter
Ithappen'd about twelve clock,
Or Whereabouts,
Monsieur awoke
He listen'd--there were shouts
And then a knock
And after,
A rafting peal Of laughter,
Az last one spoke.
Halloo there, master Job
I've Travelled half the globe
Ia trying
To find some reasonable dog
To do my dyemg.
Get up-if you've a SOUL
fThe Frenchman doubted)
But tho't il best upon the whole,
To oat head.
just then another luckless wight,
Who came that night,
Cemmenc'd as usual az the door.
To sry Job JOB Ger and Ger.
Trh ruhw annR So, ~,.-,.
Was still the cry
But job was slow.
4 tell you. Job, ! want to know
When yOs intend to dye y
Monsieur felt very sick
His sight grew thick
Dis die , Messicurs- mon dieu.
mean no die--parhleu
Die blue = another cried,
Thsre, job. you led
Come. no excuses borrow
You promised me you devil. you,
Yca would dye black 10 morrow,
This Frsnchnan felt unpleasanily numb.
He lhought his time was come.
Another fellow with bis bundle came;
A witty one--and lame.
Good air. Fassick,' said this one.
I've hisher run,
Half limping sad haf6ying.
To know what time 20 morrow BY the sun.
fou viii be dyeing"
The Fsenchman sEsOk ms hsissisas head
To see.
Ifhe might dead
Or living be.
Tor tho they ssrsAm'd good-n2tuEsdiy
And somewhat civil.
Joss Al that m0rky hour
They had the power,
Poor NcnSienr's nerves 10 ovsfwheim
He Thought each mothers son Of them
Tue devil
Another fellow cane.
Coed Mr. Job. II that's your nane.
c.ll upon YOU soleuinly
Get ID ard sec
'lfyog as well as nos, can dye fos me.
Tazs snded,
The case vas no wise Tnsnded,
When 1aick ancthsr cried
Loud bless a. he's not worth the winning
saw hin when ne dyed,
No longef than three days aso
Look We
RE eheass--nseu. deyiis--say told We 50.
rs life has seen blacx-blus-parple ssnning
tie cant eye dscently
This certainly was high ten 4 -
The Freedman gfoan'd.
Another came IN haste.
Tie said he had 20 time 20 wastes
But al. friend Joh, seck.
And shall Be tryiag,
Is foT yoa Just 70 put % dycing
Untii next week
TIE Ffsnchman silently Oyss'e
Tat ls-hs Acqaiesc'd
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

"A new paper has been established ~ Con
rord. N. Ia. called thc CuNCuEp RElHrER,
printed ~ George HoHgA, ior GfoTgs Ana
bail Editor and Proprietor Tie trss nun
Der was issued on Saturday last
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-01

jack Frost--This gentleman has not yet
taken bis departure from these regions" ;
we hear that he did considerable damage on
Tuesday night to fruit trees, peas, beans,
squashes, sc. ~ Ga=-