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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-16

Several members of the Legislature left here,
Without leaving their address. In such cases,
we direct TO the Court Houses of their respo Give
counues. If we arc wrong We wish to be cor
retCed.
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COE5EEJ'S

Lottery and Exchange Office, opposite the Eagle
Hotel, where the OFFICIAL drawings are received.
Persons who order tickets at CoHEN's will receiv,
the drawings if desired, gratis.
W Orders from any part of the United States, by
mail, (post paid) or by private convey encos-
ing the cash or prizes in any of the Baltimore Lottc-
re, VIII meet the same prompt and punctual at
ention, as If on personal application, addressed to
CoHENs OFFICE Richmond Va.
March 8
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-16

non. members on either side of the House
would abstain from fixing motions on wednes.
days, duriug the session, and allow those DAYS
TO be exclusively devoted to measures emanat-
ing from Government.
Lord John Russell acknowledged the propri
city OF the Rt. Hon. Secretary's suggestion and
therefore altered his notice from "Wednesday,
the Sd, to Thursday the It'll of March.
SLAVE TRADE.
DIR. Washington gave notice, that OH the 18th
February, he would move for leave to bring in
Bill to consolidate tho laws relative to the
Slave Trade, We also understood him to fix
me 18Th of March for motion respecting the
Criminal Law.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-16
FOR THE WING.

p. s. Mr.. Tinscy is to receive his sentence at 10
O'Clock this morning.
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.naseum Of Foreign Literature
ami Science.

Conducted by ROBERT Walls SIT, in.
! ne nature ol TINS ehtti pfise, may be under
STOOD from a lew considerations which the adj
YeriIsers vii venture 20 snhloIn 10 their annuu
cation ONT. The periodical works OF Great
Britain and France contain mass of IitrI aIy
ahdacIentlilc Intelligence, who II docs not each
the Auerican pubic Tor want of a suitable
channel, but winch would be read among W
with equal pleasure aud profit. SUCK Il Che
BrtIsh Reviews aud Magazines as are reprint.
ed IN the United States---not excepting the f.
dnbfrSh aud Quar,stly Regless--enbrtc &c
much matter which Is Of title intei estand u no
advantage to the American reader, and not nm
frequently fitted TO vltiate his literary taste, his
morals, o. has political principles. 1t is dcsira
ble, under these circumstance, that a selection
should hemadt, such AZ Would iurHlah the "A
ttltble and entel tanning poftien OF then con
sents, to the exclusion o1the Other portion con
sItlng oi details and speoulations either umn-
erestIHg IN themselves, OF mischieyous III thet,
tendency, or altogether of cal concern and
application. On tins plan, IDLE expense and
tfuttless consumption uf Tune, would he olivia
ied toI pages destitute OF merit mia lat be sinh
9tituted many OF value which ow remain nm
known and inaccessible. OF several b itf,h
onrnals OF che scIcntiiic aud erudite cast. and
Tiers indeed OF more general aud atthe same
ME very solid character, little or no use IS
mode by the edlto sand compiler, oil the perio-
deal works Pr iutod in The Uhited States.
The object of the one nov advertised, is tn,
accumulation, IN a pcrma. emf loim, OF the ma
terial. thu neglected, ''ri II the lite AIRY and
IcentlIic Il tic!e, worthy of beng rep,inie, IN
this nInitiy, ut which, when SO, arc eccom.I
panied by the possessing no clam To .ltcr- !
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N phis catv, aud 40 Id, 1t may he presumed.
haveconunuro tobe suppo ted hy wide-sprc. d
subs riptton, NIT tn un altered ON OF the y an.
tnd series tdventitious rete ees 1heIe,i |
j. al oiit With larger SEQ, (, y uld seem llke,
be attended with sti mo slsnal success
IA ITS ori- ,aieNi,tcnce, owl Z | the greal
nufipdI alton ct readers - 3eat pdical " ~ r.
and the side nilus'ot ofthc htb OF ,eelting in
hem, both lnloruiatioi and amusement.
he Musc'~n com uence IN July, 1872. Ii
olms two volumes I've r.
pabiisaed moHhh,-Prlre SiI Doilus q uear,
lnuti1Ils
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Journal Of Foreign Medicine.
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elccHied By me 10 q .John Boon, .tor me 0'm ~
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TO THE PUBLIC.


The whole ., Lie IA ii edltIpn having beei
SOLD, the Lotto, has been lnduccdtO Uiiei a neV
one o. a mote ealaI gcd scale, 10y reason oi tin
many demands nat have bee' made for tin
work from var rs puts the uvIteu Staics.
Inalayoiabe Iecep. on hat has been glver
q, IL q 81 graphical Dlctiona y" VIM. It /,
Y tdul 10 lie ,lnpllef, may he re4a ded as
hUuol al eto tie Il etlcOn community Inc
a.u,ent epublics aI,ed niOuump ruG5 oil stone IL
ti.e pc. petully 70 Tie lame orthcl, heroes ana
s,s,s. We would inplant the memory i0itr s
mtae .eaI t. oil OIL, GhiIdIen. to Ire handle ON
t, liar lhldren, Ia p otd teIntulb a. &c oithe
. ylurs AID laden. 5 II men VIII neVet had-then
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The-,copd e.lLl nwilL ne nucnmoTe vaIu
zh rana latel estinl han the inst, a It Wi CO"
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men who acted a con-, Ieu,uo Uait IN ,ui si0-
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h'iy thty M H. VIZ
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Among many iv,lhe iollow
fa'Non, the t"ot'7he' WIN WY
n ,o.;.,., Iu'y I.l8i5,
Mr. NILES IN "'a ~ 7rhn' lKuo,,." With
Concluded anA[1'e ICON. o" :, N''0'
hf tot owing OTIS, ,V',' 49, few rer,.., L.
nave oeei' volume lately publiste
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The North American Review,

Was begun in isl5, aud has since been stca1i
y advancing in public estimation In Janua-
y, 1870, the editorship was assumed by Pro
lessor Everett, OF the University Fmbndgc,
New-Engiand. A NC ser'ev Wpe then com
menced, with winch II is convenient thai sub
scrpuons should begin. Orders tor any pafq
OF the work will hoWcver be- thankfully re-
ccivcd By +. Litfell aud by y Norris Herr,
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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-02
WARDS OFFICE,
LYseurrRe, February -, 1921
Seventeenth day 5 drawing Of the
Grand state AOtterS.

1896 prize OF sl9oo
,,r51 =. 'rize of loo
1870 2O29e prizes Of 80
No others out in this drawing above II
But three drawings more remain 10 com
plete this splendid scheme, and all the large
capitals remain in the wheel, IL II Of
sIoo 900, . of $4,000, and of $4,000,
The Managers, in order 10 give adyrnlurefs
,t a distance time to make investments,
have determined that the next drawing shall
not take place until the TW ENTY FIFTH
OF MARCH, ON which day the tickets
will be advanced ~ TWENTY DO.
LARs-All persons, therefore, des''r,,as o
obtaining chances for the 'alr1a, ..e nrize,
cou,ain.d in this scheme, 81 ,oI,I conr for
ward Immediately aud cave their orders a
W ARE = OFFICE,
Where they vii be filed, without delay
at the Rai.imore prices, free of postage
iThe to,n drawing of the UNIVERSITY
LOTTERY will be.shortl! announced.
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HE GREAT CAPITAL OF
100000 DOLLS.
STILL UNDRAWN.
COInENS OFFICE,
Baltimore, Eeb 10, 1924 !
Offend List of the 18th days drawing of the
GNA.S II

" tARtaR ~
STATE. LOTTER
iimorc, under the suPcrntendencc OF the
Commissioners appointed b. the Governor
ard Council
M. 1926 prize OF %i"''
al5,;b1 ia 100
s5n,on IGl-o pr,1es Of 50
Aud lg6 prizes Of IL
m marLed Thus sold at COilEN'S OF
TfCE, where the cash can be Ind for prizes
The moment they are drawn.
ONLY THREE DRAWINGS now remain
10 complete this splendid Lottery. The
wheels orc im,afageg rel, IN capitals, there
being still undrtwn the : o,poo, the $2OupO,
. Of 10000. 7 OF 900, Slc. the whole payable
IN cash
AsaRtSE or TICKETS will take place al
the opening Of the wheels on the next draw
ing, IN orde' to allow time for distant advcn-
tnrers 10 renew their small prize and to com
Eicie Investments the Commissioners viii
continue the drawing on Tuesday the 18th OF
next month, on which day the price Of Tick
ets viii advance TO 30. In the mean time
the rates viii coutnne as follow
Whole Tickets SO Quarters Sb 10
Halves - Elehihs ~
] O. Tickets and shares, warranted undrawn
fD he had al
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-02
American Journal Of Science and
Aus,

Coaducted b9 BENJAMIN SuItNIAN, Pro,
fessor ~ Che0estsQ, Sc. lGic C0Rfgr.
This Jonrnsl began in the year 1919. Two
numbers, between which there is an inter, al
of about three months, form u volume.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-02

HAVE determined TO resume the prac-
/ tice of MEDICINE al Lynchiurg, without
DELAY, Gas hereiofore,) IN connection with DIR.
Patteson, aud may generally be found at the
shop OF Hose h Patteson, near the court
hnnse q. A. ROSE.
! Amherst county, Ian. 3D. 90 rs
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1824-03-02
PROPOSALS
For publishing, By subscription,
NV AmERIcANl
biographical Dictionar
A RENE AlIltiNCER


Ut
Departed HtfoeS, sly IS dHd Statesmen % a
.h'e'trd.
lobe coninei sNsi"5iFtiyto those who sig
nazed .hei5s,,ss' :, 80 c"p"e'y' m Tx
Revolutionary Hafs "h'ch obtained the indie
psndence oitheii soun'iy'
SgcOnd Edition. Hah aeoPp -coBlnHiag
TBNnE DECLARATION ny the Representatives oil
L the onted '@oiohies oil North America,
actin tottn iheeaoses aud necessity OF taking
up arms, ia } ., 1l'5-l The Petition by the
Representatives. OF The United Colonies, to the
King OF D.eat bfl'atn, ally 8, i"5-Aprocla-
ton Of Congress III I day OF tasting, humla-
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
PHILADELPHIA. Iulr d.

PHILADELPBIA, July 81.
The Fiood-On Thursday evening this
CITY and the surrounding country was visited
with an uncommon quantity Of Rain--it CON-
menced with light showers about O'Clock
and from that time there we're some intermts-
siOns until half after eleven, when the rain
Recommended. and continued, with thunder
aud lightning, for the period of three hours,
to pour down such powerful torrents al wa.
ter as 10 deluge AL the low lands in the City
and neighbouring districts In these situa-
tons many cellars were hlled, in some Of
which Sugars and other perishable articles
we're destroyed aud other Goods we're dana.
ged.-The embarked meadows on the Dor.
ders Of the Delaware and Schuvlklll were
much injured, and seine Of the Cattle were
drowned. Two Bridges between Holmes
burg, and Frankfort, and the Floating Bridge
at Grsy's Ferry on Schuylkill, were carried
away. The Bridge at the Flat Rock o.
lSchuylkill, and PooIe's Bridge in Front-street
were considerably damaged, and several Mill
dams, and Bridges across turnpike and othei
roads, we're either carried away or cOnsidera.
bly, injured. A large quantity Of lumber anC
sdrlt wood was carried down the stream froH
the borders Of the Schuylkill, and man. wh'
was endeavouring TO collect portion OF It
was unfortunately drowned yesterday morn
| ing, below Fair Mount Dam. The loss 4
the County Of Philadelphia, and to individuals
must be considerable.
II appears, by the Rain Guage kept at IN
Health Office, that the quantity Of waite
which fell during the night was four and I
quarter inches. The quantity which had fal
len during the preceding twenty-nine days, I
loit from the first 10 the t,Centy-ntHh Of July
both days inclusive, was only too inches ana
ninety -eight-htrndredtts Fan inch.-D. .4dU.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
JUVENILE DEPRAYITY

During the Ere in this town on Monday ar
ternOou, while the merchants and tradesmeu
were engaged IN endeavoring 10 arrest the
progress Of the flames, several shops we-e en-.
tered BY thieves, and robbed Of money 70 4
considerable amount. The stores of Martin
A. Woodbridge, Smith & Balch. Lakeman 4
Barney, Grant & Stickney, and probably
others, were visited in this way, and rihed o.
the loose cash in the drawers. The perpetra-
tors Of this wickedness have since been dis.
covered to be gang Of small boys, who have
successfully carried on systematical course
Of thievery for two or three years pass.
Three Of them have been detected, aad have
confessed their guilt. We forbcar 10 men,
ton their MINES at presant, both from a re-
gard for the feelings Of their friends. aad from
the hope that they may yet be induced to
reform, ere their ignominious career il ended
90 the gaIlows, or the dungeons Of 4 prison
become their abode for life
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
From he N. Y. Daily .Adreriiser.
EMIGRATION TO HAYTI.
Information for free People " Colour, tnrli-
ned % emigr1fs ID H1,F5

Information for free People of Colour. tarii-
ned 70 emigrdts 10 Hauh
All classes and descriptions Of Free Peo-
pie OF Colour, Of good character, are included
IN the liberal invitation of President Bower
Farmers, who go with a view Of improving
uncultivated lands, mot wild and uncIeared
ont such a. have been neglected. and are run
nIng up 10 bushes inlermingled with coffee
plants, cotton &C. will find houses ready ~
60 into, and have as much land appropriated
ior their immediate use as will be sufficient
Tor their support; and il they improve i we'll
ana conduct themselves with sobriefv and in
dustry, they will have ~ mach lana EVEN
them ~ they can cultivate with p-ost nrt 49,
than l5 acres for each man their nars,vez
VIII De paid and four months subsisfe,rp ~.
Vided Tor them-which will afford tber, srfi.
Gent time 70 provide for their own spnnorf
70 country where they can raise tA-.n rror.
o. corn or other produce vearIv An NJ
which, passage, four month"; subsi.tp--e 49,
80, 49, IN inc Donation or free gift, of tie
sG I-aI 70 them Add il they 70 IN con-
Numbers to the same neighbour
-, 'uey must at once see many decided
'DT :. resulting from such a movement
--5nlI1sa VINO 60 Tor the purpose OF renting
~ f'ahitl Win cotton, coffee Bn-
54' canes vegetables, fruits, &C. or wv work
80 Plantations or shares, will find proprie-
lors or landlords ready 10 rent ~ sbares A.
o.,ls sIs.. upon reasonable terms. under lie
f'o'eo'lon o. laws and regulatiOus made for
80 o'eIn'nent Of such contracts bet thev
-, Inc under an agreement Ia 70 fnne.
- 'a Y tnese iarms, and to repay in w
w. .tl ',ia expenses paid for them and W.
49,, ~ 80 nave faithfully fulfilled their engage
n' - win their employers or Isp8Ior5s rEev
o go y ~ hoerty to tern farmers on Their
1''l.,- -oooun'' aod have lands given them 70
-I Tt.u' according 70 their good conduct.
.Io.e "ho 60 - mechanics, traders clerks
N s-ilooi masters will he assisted N re- w.
- professions, and the expenses NJ e.
-. - 80, on their coming uuder ~ ~.
s~seH'eot TO repay IA SIX msBils
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-08-10
BALTIMORE, Aug.

DALI AhAOfNA@s aug -
By the schr, Ardent, Capt BOssiere, in p
days from Porto Bello, the following interes-
ting and important verbal information is re-
ceived -
About the last Of May news reached Pana-
ma, that owing to the dissatisfaction Of the Pc
ruvians. Gen. BorTyAR had embarked most Of
his army on board the Peruvian and Colombo
an Navy. then at Guayaquil, and retired 10
Truxillo--leaving Peruvian Colonel in
command Of the garrison; shortly after leaV-
ing GuayaquiI, in fact, before be had lost
sight Of he place, he had the modification Of
seeing the Peruvian flag hauled down and the
Spanish colors hoisted. A short time after,
news was received of the abolition Of the Con-
stitutional Government of Spain, upon the
receipt Of which, most Of the Spanish troops in
Peru refused TO acknowledge the absolute
government Of the King.-Availing himself Of
this circumstance, Gen. Bolivar Immediately
returned to Guayaquil, and was joined by a
great number Of the Spanish troops, as also by
/ the faction in Peru, who had before opposed
him, on the ground, as was said by them, thai
he had come not for the purpose Of assisting
them, but Of conquering in the name Of Co
lumbia. He bad again taken possession Of
Guayaquil, and was marching on, with every
prospect Of bringing the war to a speedy
close.
On the 26th Of June, reinforcement of be
tween Q and 5000 troops from Colombia, auC
passed Chagres, on their way to Panama, L
embark for Peru, taking with them grea
quantity Of arms, ammunition, cordage, sc
for the navy.
4 II was currently reported at Panama, tina
4 Bolivar had succeeded 10 taking LlMA-anC
that few weeks would terminate the war BY
the entire submission of the Royalist troops
who were, generally speaking, disafected
particularly the officers, who, It is believed, L
a man, are decided Constituencies, aDC
would never consent 10 acknowledge the alb
solute power of any King.
I A report prevailed throughout the country
that Treaty Of Alliance had been formed be
tween Colombia and Hayti, in which the lat
ter agrees to furnish 4000 troops completely
armed, for the assistance Of the former, anC
which were daily expected.
1 On the oath Of June, the French brig Of wal
lGazelle arrived at Chagres, from Martinique
/ bringing an agent from the French Govern
lnent to reside at Panama, who had been vel
lreceiYed.
\ 90 the 90 Of July, Capt B. left. of Chag-
res, the Colombian frigate Colombia, Com
Chitty, and SIX or eight other vessels Of war
who had brought the above mentioned rein
forcements to Chagres. No Am. vessels were
left at Panama. an Eng. brig, name unknown
had Just arrived from Callao. At Quay aquil
Tea Plant, and several other Am. vessels
taking in freight for Gibraltar.
The United States, Capt. HUH, had srTi-
we'd at Callao, for the relief Of the Franklin
Com. STEWART, which sailed for the y. S
May TO-