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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05


Hallowed be the fields of batilc, where our Re- o-
iutonary Heroes Immortality to the memory
OIL the fallen. Honor to the sears of the living!
lhanks tn Divine Providence. Praise to the brave
ry oil the Chief! Gratitude To La Fayctte.
The people Of the United States look up to YOU.
s'f' as one OF their mos, honored PARENTS. Our
iessonsIn childhood were taught us by the aged We
teran.-ih hey were the stories of Brandy Of
MONMOUTH and of Yorktown. There we learned
The tfiumpis OF iberty-theye we lisped the He,ose
name, and sym,pa,hised with his trials in the duo
gcons of Olmutz.
Accept, then, the humble homage of tbsir young
but sincere hearts--'Ts all they have to Offer.
they present no splendid parade, they boast of nu
ornament, noie brilliant tina, the fiew-d.cps of the
morning, anu proffer that which to benevolent
mind is of most value, the congratulations of SIM
ccre friendship
Inc General returned tanks to MIR. Dissos-
way, anu through him to the children on whose
oehaii he had spoken Proceeding down the
line, he came 10 the centre Banner when En-
LEN fEARcE, an interesting little girl, stepped
forward anu delivered the following lines with
singular correctness and effect:
Behold, lov'd Chief, youthful band.
Attends with heartfelt pride on thee;
Laoh glowing tongue and outstretchd hand
Here bids you welcome nongst the fee:
Ioyou fAYETTE, in part we owe
mat BOON for which our prav'rs cend
10 HIM, whose goodness will bestow
Inch blessings on our Country's Friend
NO laurel wreeths or ,inseli 'd.crests
we bring, around thy b.ows to Irvine;
Bun warmly beating in breasts,
We give our hearts--for they d re thine: ~
Our prou'lest tho't-is that we re rnEG
And grateful to thy youth drawn blade,
Within our heatts-is wovc for thee
UredHt-that Tinc--shall nerer fade
The General appeared much pleaset--~he
took the little speaker affectionately by the
hands, and said--''My dear little Niiss-you
have placed me under an obligation TO YOU and
your companions, and must ask of YOU an adj
ditional one, to give me kiss.n
as iIc passed OH, several little girls sfre,red
! howcrs before him; and lie repeatedly thanked
and blessed the children. On reaching Tie end
o. the line, he again took his seat in the Baronche.
and The several military corps ADD the whole bo-
dy OF children passed in review before him.
TINS scene over he left the Lawn and was os-
corted back to the ExChaoge. At one O'clock.
he partook Of collation. with the military i'm the
course OF winch he gave the following Toast:
The Petersburg Volunteers, and the PETERSBURG
Canada Company i'll the last war.
TEios. ii. DUNN, Esq. then gave the foIlovi,s
which closed thu entertainments:
GEN. LA FAYETTE--Our Revolutionary fatber
the friend of ma ukind-Ia. who bears the world in
ms ;eat, should be borne in the heart of the world
AT two O'Clock, Gen. La Fasette tool. leave
OF our citizens, and set out on his return 10 Eie
| 'nond As lie assembled the STEPS of the I3a-
rouche he bowed to il:c people, who in turn
greeted the veteran viii. three hearty cheers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
Oct. &c
LITERARY IMPROVEMENT

ON MORE COMPREHENSIVE SCALE.
Ma *. ANDERSON has the pleasure of in
I'VE forming the friends and patrons ofhi e r.
menta,y and classical school, that in coInmenc-
ing the second year of its operation, an mpor-
tant addition will be made 10 the scope and en-
tent of lis usefulness. An arrangement has
happily been made with Mr.. WIN. G. Kidd,
by wlich besides considerable improvement in
several essential branches of elementary instruc-
ton (viz. flirting arithmetic and Geosraphyj
a critical study of the higher Greek authors and
a dligent cultivation of the powers and graccs
of Etocution, will be introduced. The last men
toned object, being altogether of practical
nature, viii be found at once useful and highly
ornamental i'll various departments of life.
TERMS.
] The charge for tuition in all the above
branches will be ten dollars per quarter, paya-
BILE in advance; toittout any ertra charge tohaic-
per.
n. b. For the entertainment and gratifica-
ton of parents and others vino may take an in
terest in the subject, exhibition OF the progress
OF the pupils in Eiocution WILL on each alternate
Saturday, be publicly made at the new s. capa-
cious school room on Governors Street lately
occupied by .Hr. Robert Poore as his cabinet
ware-room where Academy embracing the
above objects, will be opened on .nonday next
the Goth inst.
Sept. Ii
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T3IUg.G.ET.

,, speaking Of the Death of the late King n
France, the Lo,uioR Courier, rnma,ks;--..H ~,
respect TO the political consequences of tbis O..
vent we cannot place them before our readers
IN any better way than by directing their at
tention 20 the following private letter fro.,,f,,r;
"hch will be found TO Contain information, Moor,
The subject, at once important and interesting :,
Pans, Sept. l.,
lie Royal patient gives al his oui tic sx-
ample OF noble cOu'agc, and seems To ,i,y
WIN resignation, tie approaching separation.
w - 'ois OCCASION the F'cncb have renewed ali
TIER old loyal sentiments, for Tie nolfc ,a,. of
'helr hirgs. Tie concern is genera, and ,s O.
quaiiy bcnourable 81 The Monarch and In fg,e
nation. a few years ago, this pro,ractcd jiInoss
would have gives vent 10 It's passions Of The Sc.
vcral parties that divided France; but nm Il
excdes no other sentiment, but religions gricf.
VOC tbey oegn to think on the great event
produced in Europe snder, Stad t,y ts,y retxY f
JD0is XVIII. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Sunc.
rior Court OF Chancery for the Richmond Dis.
t:ict, the 26th day of August 1894
Cadwallader Jones, Plaintiff.
Against
Edwin Land, and Thomas Watkins, of Char
io'te, Defendants,
The Defendant Edwin Land, not having entered
MS appearance and given security according to the
ac' Oh Assembly and the Rules of this curt, and
IL appearing by satisfactory evidence, tina lie is not
an nbahitant of this ountTy. 1t is ordered That
the said Defendant 10 appear hese on the first dav
ct the next Term and answer the Bill ofthe Plain
tilt; and that copy of this Order he forthwith, in
serted IN some Newspaper published in the CITY of
n'cnmo"d' Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of ths apitol, in the said Civ.
a copy-Teste,
70w8w VIM w uENINf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

1t WILDE from the above notice. that the SUBJ
scrioer has determined to appear once more before
HE public in his old, and Che believes he might add,
~ hichmcnd, ut least,) well known character of
Printer. In doing 81, ne Deems it respectful to the
Patrons of The " CONSTITUTIONAL HVfIIG,' -
say few words by way of introduction to them.
Although long connected with the mana cement of
dauy newspaper, tue subscriber has had little
nothing TO do with politics. Nor does he notc pur-
pose To take public part in discussions of this
nature. The editor of political journal should
De man of general literature and political know
ledge: and to knowledge like this, the subscriber
Jays no claim. Indeed, the study and practise of
the law for the last three years. have SO exclusively
engrossed his thoughts, that he has had little time
fo devote to politics. Most chcerfully, therefore,
does he confde this duty the greater experience
and ability of his associate.
From these remarks, it will not, however, be in
ferred, that the subscriber is luke in his poll
teal opinions or that he feels Indifferent the
result of the great question that present agitates
the nation, namely -IGh0 shall be the merit Presi-
dent? Holding in high estimation, tile civil and
religious liberty, for which WASHINGTON and La
FAyErTE fought and bled, and which his country
mas continued to enjoy from the time of her indie
pendence; he views with peculiar pleasure, the as
pcct she has assumed in her political relations from
the period Tao MAS JEFFERSON was placed at the
helm of affairs, down to the present moment. In
word, the subscriber is consiitutionaliy a tUhig
In all other matters, relating this establish
ment, politics, the subscriber bees leave to
sure the friends and supporters of the "CoNsTITU-
TIoNAL WHIG," that he shall assume his full share
of the dctioe management aud, to adopt the aduer-
fisrS mode of expression fatters himself that
erefios his part shall be ontted 10 gre general
satisfaction"
In entering on the duties of his station, the
subscriber should feel himself deficient in gratitude
did he not, in reviewing the LIST Of names, express
To the subscribers his satisfaction the prospect
SO adequate and efficient support. And he assures
nj, in kim
his 6oo before the he is happy of the honor of pre-
sentins himself 10 numerous and respectable col
lection.
In his present undertaking, the Subscriber is a
. ware, that he cannot " command success" bot he
will endeavour "to deserve it"
PHILIP DU-vAL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
AT Rules, holden in the Clerks Office of the Superi-
or Court of Chancery for the Richmond District.
the 26th day Of September, 1924.
Joseph 3. Covlns'on' PHc
Thomas Bohamnan and Richard l.. Bohannan, adj
illustrators of Joseph Bohannan and Joseph Pol
lard, Austin Brockenbrough and Edwin Upsbur
Richard Covington, Joseph B. Hipkins DIV guar
dian To be assigned0 John Bohannan, joseph K
Bohannan, Alexander l.. ESohannan and -
Evans and Sarah Evans his wife, VIM A. Row
ster and Mary G. his wife, and the said Thomas
Bohannan as guardian of the plaintiff and Isa a C
Bohanuan, De0
he defendant John Bohannan moi bavino on
tered his appearance and given security ACCORDING
To The act of Assembly and the rules of this co,,rt
aud 1t appearing by satisfactory evidence, that he
Is not an ini'abitant of this country: II is ordfred
That the said defendant do appear here on the ii rsl
day of the next term and answer the bill of the
painti and that copy of this order lee forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published in the CITY OF
fchmond, Tor two months successfully, and posted
at the front door of the Capitol, in the said city.
A copy-Teste,
w6w'l WIN. w. HENING, C. G.
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Sugars, Sc. SIS. Sc i.

vESHE subscribers have or hand, in store, which
IL they offer for sale accommodating terms
1870 hhds sugar of all qualities, part uncommon-
ly fine
SO puncheons West India rum
90 do. New-Orleans do.
400 bags coffee
400 boxes tea
20 hhds. prime molasSes
90 pipes Holland gin
5 do uncommonly fine, Cd proof London ma rket
brandy
30 pipes French, part of which uncommonly fine
so casks Ienerife wine
SO do. Malaga wine
900 sacks salt
20 bags pepper
20 do. pimento
50 boxes chocolate
Is casks best d. ID. whskey
90 hhds. rye whiskey
90 casks old Monongahela whiskey
300 lbs. fresh nutmegs
10 ton Swedes Iron
so bbls. oil
SO kegs refined salt petre
100 boxes window glass
10 boxes fig blue
so kegs verdigris
200 kegs white lead
400 bags shot
100 bbls. loaf sugar
300 casks cut nails
10 boxes white Havana sugar, and many other
articles.
EXPECTED MoMENTLY,
100 bags green coffee
10 cases Irish linen
bales best oznaburcs:
ON HAND,
100 packages cotton goods.
JHoncure, Robinson & Plcasopls.
October 22 6,78
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
100 DOLLARS REWARD

AN away from this place on the 5tb inst. a
a Negro Fellow named RICHARD. about ,
feet inches high, he is thin visage, yellow COM
Plection, spare made ue bushy head ha his hair
all combcd back, down look when spoken to. aged
about DO years; he is the property of Pleasant Via
dec q, OF Hanover county aud has been living witt,
Mrs. Dabney oEth's place fof the last or years,
aho IS wei known here will give $40 for his
apprehension in Ills city, SIS il aoprebendeI
within miles of this city, SO If taken within o.
miles of this city $50 itaken within the state and
the above reward if taken out of this state aud Sc
cured so that get him again.
GEO. TURNER, Er'or of
PhoSoaf ria, deed
Aug IL Yrs,g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
IN THE VACATION AVER THE JUNE TERM,

IN THE VACATION AVER THE JUNE TERM,
1921.
By HE Chancellor:
q AhDERED, That the several Receivers of this
" Court, do annually, between the FIRST ,iav of
April, and the last day of May following settle their
accounts, before Commissioner of the Court. fer
due notice thereof the parties, that they may be,
reported tn the June accordingly; and the res
pective balances, or much thereof, as may be
deemed proper, by the Court, paid into any one OF
the Banks, in the City of Bichniond as NAV he mos,
suitable to the parties concerned.
OT5ered, That the Receiver failing to comply
with the terms of the foregoing order, shall be ac
coimtable, for the interest of any money in hi,
hands, upon tile principles of the Court and shall
not De allowed any compensation for his servio es
as Receiver.
A cory-Teste,
w8w70 WM..W. HENINCs, &. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
TREASURY DErARrMrNr,

June 3Uth, IB24.
RI Office is hereby given to the proprirtors OF
i ' the exchanged per cent. Stock Of 1919, is
sued in pursuance Of an act Of Congress, entitled
IAN act authorizing subscription to the old six
per cent and deferred Stocks and providing for an
exchange of the same" passed OH the 9th Of July,
1912, that the principal of the said stock aud the
interest which may be due thereon at the time will
be paid to the said PROJECTORS their attorneys
duly authorised ortIte first day of January, 1926,
at the Treasury ia Washington, or ut such Loan
Once, on the books whereof any portion of said
stock may stand.
Information is further given, that surrender of
the Certificates of said Exchanged per cent Stock
will be required at the time of redemption, and than
the interest thereon, will cease and deteunnie to
the 3lst day Of December, 1924.
VIM. RI. CRAWFORD,
Secy IF tie Treasury.
JOY @. t3ln4a
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WIN. w. HENING, G. c.
.uessrs. Ed,oin Land and Thomas Jp,,,I.jo,

4 NAkE NOTICE, that shall. on Monday the
= lot. day of November, 1924, at John r.
Leighs Tavern i'll the County of Amelia, betwce n
sunrise and sunset, Of the same day, proceed to
tako the dispositions of john Booker and others, to
DC read IN evidence III suit depending in the Supe-
rior ourt OF Chancery for the Richmond district
III which, I am plaintiff, and you are the dcCen-
danis and IT from any the deposiions should
NOT be completed on that day, shall proceed from
DAY to day, thereafter at the place aforesaid, and
between the hours aforesaid to- take the said demo
s'iions until they shall be complcted; when and
"heFe you may attend if you think proper
CADWALLADER JONES.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05

~ The CONSTITUTIONAL. WIG is published
ticice ,ceek, (1aesdays and F,idays.) al tire dol
lars per amman, payable in adcancc.
~ For adnertising-otij1y cents square (oriess)
for NE. trsf insertion, and 81 12 cents for each com
fsnuanee:-lae number Of Insertions be no.ed
on ne u. 81, oOierDise they wiit be continued and
charged accordingly.
"a. advertisements from a.e country 10 be maid
Jor "a ad"aaee, or assumed by responsible iadi-
osdIoi an u.is place or Manchester.
y Al letters To he Editors must be postpaid,
or they tciH receive no afienfion
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
Quantico Canal i.ottery.

1850 tickets. = blanks to prize.
This Lottery is formed by the ternary Combina-
ton and Formulation Of 81 numbers. The fate of
the above 1850 tickets will be determined i'm few
moments by the drawing of n.,mbcrs out of 81 put
into the wheel. AS the present Scheme varies lit
tie from the former ones, explanations may be oh
tanned at the Managers Office under the Eagle IIo-
tel, Richmond.
IL The drawing will take place on THURSDAY,
the 25th day of November, at much earlier
day, ii the sale of tickets will warrant it.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
TWENTY-rIvE DOLLARS REWARD.


- AN away froo, the subscriber, on Saturday
III e. last, likely muIatto Boy, named .Wdiaccif,
ALIAS Jd0iocch,s Bnnks, one of the Pressmen be-
longing 20 this office. Malachi is about II or 10
years OF age, trim made . feet or 10 inches high
not very bright mulaito, but inciniug more to
dirty yellow, Il full head Of hair, wiicl, hc always
combs back, avers his eyes when spoken to sharply
has no particular marks scars, can read and
write tolerably well, and have o doubt has pro-
cured free papers. | suspect I've has gone to Phila-
dephia or New-York, (tte latter place most ikeIy)
as one Of the captains bound TO that port and who
sailed on Saturday, stated that he had free color
ed passenger ON board, from N. Carolina,-a f.
nesse doubtless ofthc boys, ne obtained permits
sion from to go aud see his mother, and was inn
mediately afterwards going in the direction of
the long harf He was also seen on board one Of
the vessels during the week His object is to get TO
Hayti or Africa, having frequently expressed wish
To- his companions to- 60 DOT with Of the colo
Dists.
The above reward, and all reasonable charges,
will he paid or his bcigg reformed to me in Peters
burg, OF secured 10 any jail that get bin ogan
Masters of vessels are cautioned against carry
ing him of at their peril.
EDWARD PESCCD.
Petersburg, Oct 5---7g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
EVENING STUDIES

MIR. w. c. KIDD will enter into arrange
Iv-a ments TO form evening classes, after bust
ness hours, for the different branches of educa-
ton which those engaged during the day cannot
then study. In these arrangements will be in
Guided the study of Nae. cmaficS, Pure lfatitc-
mattcs, PINE and Spherical Trigonometry, and
Practicai .4sironomy--witb the system of Sieno.
graphy Sept. ID
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
JUST RECEIVED.

find for sale at No. 3, Eagle Ror,
"A Elegant Assortment of Ladies' and Gentle
In mems Boots and Shoes, suitable for the present
and approaching season.
SAM'L. PUTNEY, Agent.
100 pair Gentlemens' low priced Boots, for sale,
as above.
Oct. Is 1m76
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
RISE OF TICKETS.

Z. ,.
DERSONS who intend to purchase tickets
n In this lottery, are particularly requested
to provide themselves with them before tue 1th
OF November next, at which time they will be
advanced to S.. The extensive sales which
have been effected abroad, are calculated to
render them very scarce OIL the approach OF
the drawing, and consequence, it would be well
to apply before the advance takes place,
order TO save dollar and secure chance
a. MCINTYRE.
OF DC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05
MzTNTYRE'S

VIRGINIA LOTTERY OFFICE, RICHMOND,
Whole Ticket So 90
Half do. 2 so
Quarter do. %
Parcels of Tickets may also be had ;-purchas-
ed in that way they will cost s45, and are warrant
ed to draw $40, less 10 per cent.
Should parcel be purchased by certificate, it
will cost only
OF Whole Tickets SOB
Half do ii
Quarter do.
Prizes payable 80 days after the drawing, and
subject to deduction of Is per cent.
Orders from the country (post paid,) will meet
with prompt attention.
IL Prizes in the Lotteries of New-York, Jersey,
pennsylvania and Maryland, will be received in
payment of Tickets this Office, and any iuiorma-
ton respecting the results of the drawings of said
Lotteries, can always be obtained.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05

IN ADDITION
mo their former receipts this Fall, which
II have been very extensive-the Subscribers
are opening large additional suppy-and they
beg leave toinform their customers and the pub
lie, that their assortment has never before been
so conPlete-conprising almost every article
of useful and fashionable
DRY GOODS,
Among them are a few beautiful STEEL OR
NANlENTS, sc.
Oct. as--ts79 49, = : "
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CON.NEXION FORMED

ME subscribers have formed connection under
Il the title of PLEAsANTs s. DU-VAL.-The
principles OF the Constitutional Whg' will remain
nnchanged.-Thc political Department, as hereto
tore VIII De under the controul OF John III.
Renewed efforts will he made to conduct the papcr
with the sphit which the times call for
JOHN II. PLE.4SANTS,
Oct 26. PHILIP DU-T.4L.
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HENING,S JUS'rI(,E.

NHE last edition of this Valuable Work being
Il nearly out of print, the price will be raised to
SIX dollars, after the frst of January next-iu the
Wean time, those who wish ts avail themselves nf
the present price Give dollars will do we'll to ap
ply. PETER COTTON.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-11-05

The foAoming orders Of Tie superior Court Of CIG,.-
cery for The Riehmsnd District, are pubiished, BE-
direction 81 Me Chancellor, for The hafo1n'sion Q;
all persons concerned.
V-H. ". BEN1yNG, C. c.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-24

SATURDAY, JANUARY ~, 1874.

A letter 10 the Editors Of the Baltimore
American, IRON Annapolis, contain. the
following paragraph:
tThe Potomac Bill has many friends in
and out Of the House; and Ito 20 40 fury
tber,) an spprebenswe il will pass
The following statement shows tho
quantity Of Wheat Flour inspected in the
years 1890, IeeI, 1899, and 1898. in
Baltimore, Alexandra, and Georgetown.
Baltimore. A~icxand,ia.s Georoelo,,
1870, 577, 060 bis. 233, sos bis. lO7. 37a bis
1891, 488,750 20S,5O7 9 .aOS
1872, $3.50 l7I,57S 68le7
1898. +s0,l55 l0I 1886 55.565
Why have the Inspections OF AIera,.
dria and Georgetown decreased. while
the inspection Of Baltimore has in.
creased? Communicated
*The inspection year ends li,h Sep.
tember.
Alexandria gazette & advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1822-1824, 1824-01-24
PORTO RICO

Capt. York, arrived al this port from
Porto Rico, informs that orders had been
received there from Old Spain. since the
establishment Of King FERDINAND. TO
enforce anew The Blockade oil all the ports
and places on the Main, which are in
the possession of the Independents; and
thai prwateers were fitting out with all
expedition, to carry these orders into et,
feet. We may therefore expec, to see re.
newed the system Of legalized piracy, for
merly carried On by the fdnthi,a add o.
theirs; unless they are restrained by our
vessels Of war in that quarter. tib.