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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1824-02-26

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
From the New York Gazette.
LATEST FROM FRANCE

LA if.S T. ftOfl + NA.NIE.
New YoRK, August I've have received nv
the packet ship Stcphania, Captain Macy, from Ha-
vrc, regular files of Paris papers the 9th and
Havre TO the 26th June. Their contents are unn-
terestiug.-We have translated few articles. No
thing is said in the papers about successor to NJ
de Chateaubriand.
We learn that Gen. LA FAyETTE was to sail from
iavre for this port the 10th of July in orc of the
packet ships.
a petition has been presented to the Frcuch
Chamber of Deputies to abolish the guolne
1t reported in Madrid, that the Baron dc Err
oes would be appointed Vice Roy of Peru. The
Sarans think this is merely plausible prctcxt to
get him out of the country.
The prisons at Barcelona filed with Con-
stutionaliss who had been arrested since the re-
ceipt Of the decree of amnesty.
The Bishop of Maiorca Don Pedro Vallejo, who
was deputy to the Cortes in 1920 and 1921, has
received an order from the King TO resign his Bish-
opfick; and Col. Calater, aid to Barcn d'Eroles,
has been imprisoned on charge of having publish
| ed the constitution AT Taragona in 1920.
We have been favored with the following ex-
tract Of letter, dated
ssFIAvRE, June 18th, 1924.
" II is said, that Gen. LAFAYETTE will en-
bark on board packet ship from this port for
New York; from the 9th TO the 9Th July, and
we understand the ship Cadmus, Capt. Allyn,
will wait for hiin.n
the irnporLations OF Cotton have been very
heavy during the month"; and our stock is accu-
| mulatiBg. ---Prices continue at 26 to 2Gl, for
Georgia, Carolina, Aiabamas, and Louisianas.
23 TO 81. Ashes have but little enquiry, at II
| TO 10 % for Pots, and 10 TO ~ for Pearls.
The Concours for the purchase of Tobacco
BY the Reggie took place on the 23d, and ont Of
| 477l bids offered only 149G were sold, 1910
| Virginia. at IS To- 2I5, and sc bids of Mary
land at 260 TO $50 per 100 Kill"
Sales at IIavre, 21st June, Martinico cocoa
| lO2 TO 105; Havana coffee, in cntrepo, rs ~ Ia
| 80; Rio do do 81, 25; Porto Rico, do do 10; Cot
ion, Geo. 153; Mobile, l32, so.
PARts, 23d Ju;ic.
! Wehave received important news from Stock
holm. The Norwegian Diet, adopting the de
cree of their committee on the Constitution
have unanimously rejected the thirteen PROPOSE
lions OF the King, for changing certain parts o
the existing Constitution--tha King decrecd a
noug other things the power of naming the Pre-
sidcnt aud Secretaries of the StortIiing-he de
manded also the suppression of that part Of tn
Constitution which provided that resolution
PASSED by three consecutive diets should haV
the force of a law without the royal sanction
lie desired TO establish new hereditary nobH
ty in Norway, AMI thai the supreme tribunal {
, the kingdom should receive a new organization
The rejection of these demands has caused
certain sensation in the Court Of Sweden.
Five per cents with interest from 22d of Marcl
t02, So to 102, 10. Bank Shares, 10 60 30.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
YIRGE1.4:

VIi2GLN}.4:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court of chancefy for the Richmond district, the
2Gih day of June, 1874,
John Faunt!eToy, ex'r Of Rebccca B. Corbin, who
was cx'r of Richard CorLin, decd. Plaintiff,
against
William Chamberaync, ex'r. of Lyme Shackleford.
decd. judith Shacklefo,d, George ID. Shacklefogd.
Mildred r. Shackeforl, and Thomas Dillard
and Ann his wife, formerly Shackefosd, Defs.
The defendant Thomas billiard not iiaving en-
.ered his appearance and given security according
10 the act of Assembly and the rules of this court,
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that he is
not inhabitant of this country: 1t is ordered.
That the said defendant do appear here the FIRST
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
plaintiff; and that copy Of this order he forthwith
inserted in some newspaper published in the city OF
Richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the frout door of the capitol, in the said city.
! copy--feS;e.
! 59w8w F.N. ". IIF'NLYf;. &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
EASTERN FISHERMEN.

BosroS, Aug. 4.
The EastpDrt papers contain loud complaints
OF the captures of American fishermen, made bv
British cruhers, and revenue bDats, for pTsten-
del violations of the Treaty between the United
States and England, in fishing within the Bri-
tish territories, when these fishermen onIe pass
el into the territories to obtain ,cood and ,oafer
which they have right BY the treaty to do.
We have co?ie the following particulars on the
Subject, from the E4sfport paper of Saturday
last, IS given by one Of the parties captured
we shall only remark on this disagceeabie in
teiljgcpcc, uiat there have been no Indications
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
R.q.NDOLPII'S REPORTS, YoL. ).

z uS'r published by PETER CoTTosI, and for
81 sale at his Law aud Miscellaneous bookstore.
Reports of Cases argued and determined in the
Court of Appeals of Virginia, vol. 2. 10y Pcyiou
Randolph, Counsellor At Law" ptice ST, bound i'll
calf.
The above volume brings down the Virginia Re-
ports to ihc present time, and contains very
Important decisions.
n. & Calls Reports, edited by Joseph Tate,
Esq is in press and about half flushed and u i'll be
pablisedabou, the lst OF October. THE subscrip-
ton list io the above will be open til that time,
when il viii close. Persons holding subscription
papers will please return them by that time.
Aug. l3--it59.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

JIRGLNI4.
n rules, holden the clerks Office Of the Snpef.oi
court of chancery for the Richmond district, the
S6t! day of June, 1924.
decd Plainttt,
against
asa Cabanss nim'or of Charles Cabaniss deed.
Nancy Cabaniss, widow of the said Charles, and
James Wilson and William Williams,
Dcfcndentss
The scire facias awarded, in this cause NOT being
returned executed the defendant james Wilson's,
ana 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he is
not an iuiabitant of this county: 1t i; ordered, That
tnc SAID defendant do appear here the first day
OF the next tcrin and s,ew ca use flank lie can,
gai'ist the revival sought by the said ocess;~ and
that 4 copy Gihis order be forthwith inserted in
SOME newspaper published niIic city of Rchsnonds
.o' TWO months successively, and posted ~ the
front door OF ;hc capitol III said city. ttsss;se4
II copy--Teste. ~ ~ q;
wSw.5G E-y II yyES~y NJ 81 = 4. 80,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
HTRGJNJg.

PjfSGi.StI:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the Superior
court of chanceFy for the Richmond district, the
Goth day of Junc, 1924,
Thomas Pnryoar and Janc his wife, Plaintiffs,
against
Zachariah h'G;ruder, atAnr. OF Elizabeth johnson,
decd. and the said Zachariah M'Gruder, and
Frances his wife, in their own rights, John Mil
Ter and Frances his wife, William Trabuc and
Molly his wife, Pleasant II. Baird and Mary his
wife, Elizabeth Francis, Nancy M'Call Beuia-
min M'Cal, and VIM. II. Nj Call, children Of Sa-
rah M'Call, who was Sarah Johnson. Delts.
The defendants. John Miller AMI Frances his
wife, Pleasant VI. Baird and Mary his wife. and =
zabcth Francis, and Nancy, Benjamin and Wm.
H. MCall, not having entered their appearance and
given security according the act of Assembly and
The rules of this court, aud it appearing by satisfac-
tory evidence, that they not inhubiaut, Of thi.
county: IT is ordered That the said defendants dc
appear here the first day Of the ucxt term ant
answer the amended bill Of the plaintiffs; and tina
a copy Of This order be forthwith inserted IN som
newspaper published in the city of Richmond, 70
two months successfully, and posted at the fros
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
! A copy--Te
! 5ew8w U,U-1Y. TTE.VLVT, c, C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
RICHNIOMD;
FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10, I
THE RICHMOND MEL nm.

The Tuesdays Enquirer says "the majority %
the meeting said have consisted of citizcus from
the Eastern States, who have taken up their resi-.
dencc among US" Now, not to apply TO this sen.
tehce the harsh monosylabc, which as far as truth
Is involved, IT 30 ,iChly deserves, we will content
ourselves WITH saying that j, is Misrepresentation,
aud one which the Editors of the Enquirer we are
bound to believe, admitted with greatfaciiity, not
10 say with pleasure. We have already given Il cor
rect account of that meeting. In addition we state
by way Of verifying what we formerly said of
Mr.. Adams strength in Hicmend, that in one sin.
gle neighborlood in this City, in which thiriv-lour
frcehodcrs had declared for Mr.. Adams. two only
attended the meeting. We Shall si,ew our true
strength at the Polls.
Our worthy neishhors are mistaken as tn the de-
cline OF Mr.. Adams popu!arty in Virginia. A, no
time has he stood So well, have his prospects been
so iattciing. This is known to none better than to
hiessfs. kitchie and Gooch. They have the vanity
TO think, no doubt, that the m;statements of the
Washington Gazette, which they have so diligently
circulated, have wrought disastrous effects on Mr.
Adams friends. To use your own borrowed lam
suasc, gcntlcmen-"lay not the Gatteting JUNCTION
10 your souls. 1t is extremely patriotic as well as
modest III the Enquirer. 10 dcprecaic n division of
the Republican party and In hint TO the friends of
Adams the propriety of dropping hm.-Wc ask in
turn that they should drop Mr.. Crawford, for veri
ly he has the smaller chance of the two.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

IIRGLNL3:
III rules. holden in the ccL Office Of the Superior
court OF chancery for the Richmond district, the
2Gth day OF June, 1924.
Frederick C. Graf Eiainfio;, I.
'foraiu," Block, Elizahcth Banks, a n,hony Drct-
ton, ho5er, SPrggs aud Hayes Isuacks, q I
Dsfs'sIaz,S, q
The defendant .3bralam Block no, i,a ,irc e,,tYris
cd ms appearance and given security according to-
inc actoi assembly and the rules OF This court, and
appearing by satisfactory evidenre, thai he is not
an ihahiant OF this country: 1t is oc ed, thar the
siid ce'ciidan; do appear here the FIST day ct
the next term ami answer the bill of the plaintiff;
ana t'af copy of this order be forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of RichS
mond'ior two months successfully, and posted ut
the front door of the capitol in the said city.
II copy-Teste.
wGw53 IN. ~. HE.NI.NIT, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

that the British Government has conntenaucet
me proceedings us they are reported; that every
one knows how vigilant the Secretary of State
mas atwaysbeen in Watching and projecting the
rights OF American fshcrncn; and that no doubt
can exist for moment, If any Injustice has seeu
done to them, that he will be prompt TO demand
and TO obtainLor them justice and indemniiica-
ton.
EAsrpoRr, July 2I.
dccomit of Che capture Of he fishing scl.,. MI
lam, I'itbcts, IF addison.
On the ldth July, being about 6 leagues N.
Ia irom Grand hlanan, and short OF water, hay
ing but half barrel on board, and that very
bad, we made sail for the nearest land for n
supply. On the 18th anchored in Gull Cove.
We had been there about ten minutes. when
we were boarded by a barge, said to belong TO
Ills Atajesty's brig Dottercli, commanded BY n
hir Jones, demanded our papers, and wished to
know our business. He was told, for the pnr-
pose of obtaining wafer. After sending two
men to see how much water VIC had on board.
Mr. >. took possession of our vessel aud papers.
On Captain rs demonstrating against his pro-
ceedings, and referring him to the Treaty bo
tween the United States and Great Britain.
Jones used much abusive language; threatening
TO lash him to the deck, and cutting him into
ounce pieces, and TO lash the pump bolt across
his mouth, and stated that he did not care a
damn for the Treaty, and had nothing to 10 with
It, that he woull capture American fishermen
whenever he could find them in ,iis Maiest,,s
waters. A short time after boarding, they got
the schooner-under way, run near TO the land,
unbent our sails, carried cur boat on shore, and
lett us with no water on board fit for use and
without means e. obtaining any. Before leav-
ing us, we were informed by Jones, that ir we
landed the vessel, orany boat came along side, or
rom If he heard any noise on board, he would
lirc into us. On the morning of the 10Th Jones
came on board again, ordered the vessel under
way, and arrived at st. Andrews 18th, at noon,
when,we were ordered to leave the vessel, but
were permitted TO take provisions from her sufF-
cient TO last us home. Jones retained two mus
kets belonging to the crew. AT the time of
capture, tho Gallon, Hunt, of Lubec, and the
Rover, Crlwley, of Addison, were in CO. and
were both taken by the same Mr. Jones.
The above account was furnished our agent
at Lubec, by Captain Tihbets. BY this act.
about 90 of our citizens are thrown out of en-
ploy, and their seasons work nearly ruined.
The three vessels had about 200 quntaIs fish
on board.-f CeaGaeL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
G0YTEs RS

LOTTERY & EXCHANGE OFFICE,
Corner of Main Street, opposite the Eagle Ho-
tel, fStchBIond Pa.-Where the Great Capital Prize
ct 2D,O95 Dollars was obtained ia the State Lottery
OF Maryland, NO. l. and where the Cash was in
stantly paid presentation of No. 8028 prize of
20,0O0 DoLrABs, drawn III tire late State Lottery.
u Orders from the County promptly attended
TO, by enclosing tie C.tsh Post Paid, addressed to
CoHENs' OFF1cg, RiCnNoSD VA.
Aug. 10 So.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

MIR. JAMES PEASANTS, Of the State of
I'VE Maryland: You are hereby notified that
shall apply to the County Court OF Goochland, at
their next September sessions TO appoint Connissi-
oners TO assess damages yoor farm on james ri
yer, through which the canal will pass.
RANDOLPH mar RTSoywo.J.&J.R.c
Avg; $, 56vV29s.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
10000 DOLL a Ar. 6,
HIGHEST PRIZE.
IN THE
UasltingiOn Monument Lottery,

WdstingiOn Monument Lottery,
The only Lottery now drawing, in the CITY Of
Baltimore, aud which will be speedily completed.
CASH paid for all Prizes, soon as dra.ca, with
oar nsuaipuctuali'y, if ordered as CoHES's ofcE.
Adventures supplied gratis with the drawings by
ordering Tickets at Cobcn's.
Only five more drawings TO its completion, and
the Great Capitals of $4,000, $1,000 $4,000 &c
Still UNDaAwH,
Whole Tickets, $ IL Quarters SO
Halves Eighiis 80
To be had in a variety of numbers warranted I'M
d,lyu. I,vt a, vn,,, ord.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
Tco,f,IuyIcarrD.1

MARRuEu--On the 4th inst. AT Pittsville, Essex
County, by the Reverend Andrew B:oad,ius, MIR.
DAVID i. WRIGHT, of King " Queen. To Miss
MARY EMILY, daughter Of Major Thomas Pitts, oil
tic former place.
May she, when time has sunk him into years,
Love her oil man, and cherish his white hairs;
Nor he perceive her char,ns tiiro' age decay,
But think each happy Sun his bridal day. b.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

z oCKS, 22d July, 1884, Taken by the subscri-
IA Der from Robert Cobbs' boat Qcad man
Isaac9 bushels Of white wheaton, the same
day, from Sam Harding boat. (head man, Patrick,)
bushels Of red wheat. The above wheat will be
disposed of as the law directs.
ISHAM RANDOLPH,
Lock Keeper Inspector of boats ii Wcsham.
Aug. 10. Gw5a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
UJRGL%L.I:

TJRGLTE.A:
1t rules holden in the clcks cfce Of the Snpcrio,
con't Of chanccry 70, the Richmond district, the
26i dry ofJHne, 1924.
JOHN TynikeT' PlatnGG,
against
John Paine, Hannah Paine, 11rc Paine. Suovv
Paine, Onis Paine, Thomas Moriap Paine and
Margaret Paine, heirs oi&aGnc! r. inc decd
~ fenGnRis.
The defendants John Paine, Hannah Paine. Jane
Paine, Thomas NJ. Paine and Nargayc, Paine, not
baving entered their appearance aud given security
according to- the aeto{f scu5ly and tic rules of
this court, and app0arir4 by s1tisiactoly oyidercc
that they rot inhabitants Of this county: II is
ordered, That the said defendants do appear here
the first day ofthe nest term and answer the bill
Of the plaintiff AMI that copy of this order he
| forthwith inserted IN newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond, for months successfully,
and posted st the from, door Of the capitol, in the
said city.
n cupy-TesteL
! wsa'5a p.Y. ", BEFIItG, c.c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
VIRGiWL.1:

TIItNiNI1:
AZ rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the yuoerio
court OF ciancefy for the Richmond district the
26tl, day OF June, 1894,
Sampson A. Robinson, plaiu,;a.
Against
John r. Robinson, assignee of Elizabeth Harrison.
and the said Elizabeth Harrison Charles Hart
son and Thomas Lightfoot De(endan,T
lhe defendants, Thomas Lghtfoot and Charles
Harrison, rot having entered their appcaaHre aud
gwen security according to the act Assembly.
the rules OF this court, & it appeargb by sstiG1ci,f
evidence that they not inIa btans Ibis conn
try: Ut is ordered, That the said def; ndi.l,,s DO
pear he the first day Of next tern, & ans,var
the bill OF 'lIe plaintiff; and that cory of this CO.
icf be forthwith inserted in some newspaper ,fIsf
ed in The city OF Richmond For two months success
sivcy and posted at The font door of tie capitol, in
the SAID city.
copy-Teste.
.5Gwt}w E-N ~ JyE,S-y NJ.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
LOOK AT THIS!

Together with great quantity of 6's, all to b"
drawn from the wheels of the Neg lOr Liferdiitrs
Lottery. Glass No. l.
The great days drawing, when the fate of all the
above capitals will be KNOWN takes place III the ci-
ty of New-ToIk, on ii,c 18th instant.
To secure chances application must be made i'm
nly-Delay not, as the time is near al hand
For few choice numbers leave your ofders al
the Lottery aud Exchange Office of
S. s. VI. ALLEN SEQ.
No. 759, Main Street, Richmond.
Where tickets or shares will be ordered at the pre-
sent price OF 81.
1-l'Cash pail at sight for all prizes ordered by
US
s. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
Richmond.
Ann 1OOd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
TIR(iENI.9:

1T rules holden in the CLERK, Office If ,,a.s,,,.r;or
ooul' on enancey ,ar the fficino'd dstfieD the
49,, w.: 10y VI 'u"V' i0-4'
1ra;"s, piaintihs
,-.,,,ss us.
the will nuncrnH go , y", =, DC nonis non, with
and VIM. Meseweater. and Ia,n.s T Mnra Gee q.
,ea,hsr 'I,. ne,eweansf ana ransis Aieic-
i; ,hair acc q, ai'd
LIN W,o",, "",, ;,','s i'ieIewea'nrr,
tan,, ,,,. tu'' ."viu -''efe!'ea'her. who
said D,,;d aIr,a,,, -. .'i','' III, W. '.e
g. ~ NisieM'a''e', ace "a. ana ~ iliani,
t.I - 80 w, - i'ooRcr ~ Lii-7
e:,, ~ nv, az ,'oe'h n,eie~ weather, and
-, .i I'm. - VI '"''';' h,efewe a..
NIa -, CIV: y. i'.'a',' '''"es' ana Liza tn
-, ss net. i'',I''. chr, OF topeIt Mere
u. We. " n I'M ',.'iew hecn 'niif i6 lndeX-
N,;,,; 81 e'''e'o'' y. 'oi.l Taylor and
r. '''t", - Stjc'tG0HtS.
w.:,' .,s'..nts, :" ''iia',' tsiereweathcf, ana
'''u RANGES, b% IS."i DaydNe1e-
Ts"'"e.; ui'u n"mos' ',f'n ard David Ne4ewea-
,,.;, .,,'-uie W sag ra'i'' not having entered
tc ,rt of 49,, mo Ecu seen'i;y aocosfins to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

I|IHGiNJ.f: = -
1T rules holden in the clerks Office fthe s,ne,o,
c"u't of chanre'y for the Richmond district. The
26th day of June, 1924 '"e
Henry Dupfee, pL,;,,;o
against ~'
Henry Collier Foster, adfn'or of 7rtbur ros.o~ !,
SGssen' ann Newt ihrf'ss' D4fcnd0nts,
he defendant Henry Coliier Foster not ha,;,,,
entered his appearance and given security acco;ns
70 me act OF Assembly and the rules OF this court,
and ii appcaring 10y satisfactory evidence liza, H., -
not an inhabiant Of this county: II Is ordered m,
the said defendant do ippear here on the fsf ,j,v
of the next term aud answer the bill of ibc nl,s,;
aud that copy of this or1lcr be forthwith inscacd
in some newspaper published IN the civ of ns.1,-
mond, Tor two months success lively. aud posted .,
the front door Of the capitol. in the said CITY.
II copy--1este.
wtIwj8 wv r. JTrN-TSTt. = =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

JOHN o. TRUEHEARr,
IA JILL practice Attorney at Law IN the SUI
w rorior and inferior Courts in Hanover and
Hcnrico, and the Couts IL the Corporation of i.ic
mond. Aug. G--3t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13
WILLIAM ErZMIllLa0N \;

AS just received the following ,.eic pub!ico-
a 4 Hoas:-'rhe Red Gauntlet; Trials, by Miss
Hurneyi Speeches of j. Ranaoph; I.icat. Beverly
kenons Trial; Cowper's Private Correspondence,
DIR. Atkins Memoirs; DIR. Buffers .4tl1s .lnceh,
aud Modern Geography; Goods Study of NIedi-
cine; Hall ON South .4me ica.-.4LSO on baud,
English Ediions of Classical School Books; ans. the
usual variety of .Sch, and College Books; Fools
| cap, English and .lmercan Letter Papers--witn {,
| general assortment of Stationary. Music and Mu-
steal Instruments, and Blank Books of every des.
crpton--ail Of which Will be sold at t:le most &C.
duced prices.
| T. rod Books re- bound, and Book Binding car.
ried in all its variety of elegance and neatncss
III the most faithful manner, at the shortest notice
! and at the lowest prices.
| Aug. ID. 53w3w.
irish L:ne4s, U5n53eiA.s, Pork Sc.
JusT RECEIVED,
I Case ia Irish Linens,
do Silk Umbrellas,
25 Bbis. Prime Pork,
81 .soxcs Prime Brown Soap,
On hand, as usual
Superior Cloths & Casineres, Osnaburgs,
Hcdei. :.ulis, Domestic Goods sc. &c &c.
COTTON & CLARKE.
Aug. 10 At 81.
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If!tGLtI.3:
AT rules 4elden in tie clerks Office of4he Superior
cour; of chanccry Tor the Richnon ..i.t,ier. HE
2G;h day Of June, 1921.
John 5 Stubs, il. ea,or Of John S. Stubs sen'r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-13

Luiest from Lrguira.--Hic learn from Captain
Picfson, of the Sch'r Robert Burns, which arrived
here yesterday. III 10 days passage from Laguira,
TINT the most active exertioms making at that
place to send reimlorcements to the army of Bolivar
IN Lima. considerable number of troops had
rcndezvouscd Porto Cavelio, and the day prevf-
10 the sailing of the r. b. several Columbian
vessels had been taken mp for their transportation.
Ger. MontiIia arrived ut Jaguira few days before
Capt. p. left, for the p1fposc of making new levies
of;roops, and cxpsdting the renforcements gene
rally.
The Privatecf schooner S1niGAicr bad arrived
al boS'iiru witi H. Srhs. .N-c,aGc, of Philadel-
phia, in co:npany, which she had captured. She
hId Undcr7nne dtfiai, which resulted in the con-
dsmnaon OF tbs cargo; the vc"sel was cleared.
Markets ut Lag1ifd were very dull-Flour SIS.
Bear0D
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titude of his oath, does it not follow,
tina, wanion and unprovoked attack has
made upon the latter?
In neither point OF view can the con-
duct OF The Secretary be JUSTIFIED. II 1t
was his duty to have made such re-
fort, as thai OF which Mr.. Edwards COM
plains, his failure to discharge that duty,
for nearly two years, is evinclve oil any
thing, butmoral courage or official rec
tilude, On the other hand, II he was
not bound to make this attack upon the
character and the feelings oil Mr.. Ed
wards, we are at loss TO discover The
propriety of raising the cry OF hersec"-
ton in his behalf.
We are not, however,, disposed to
PREJUDICE the Secretary. We shall
therefore close this article, by admo-
nshing his adherens 10 reserve their
choIer and their Uator too, for the day
of trial.