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The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-03
Georgia.

The fact which was only considered
as pImour before, now appears, offic-
tally, that during the investigation of the
condfct of Col. Crowell, by the legisla-
ture of Georgia, the accused was not
uniformed of the nature and cause of the
accusation,' or Hconfronted with the
witnesses against him." or had " com-
puisory process for obtaining witnesses
in his favour-as required by the sacred
instrument which guards the rights of
ALL" Nor was this all-Maj. Andrews
wrote to Gov. Troup, requesting. that
the exparte testimony might not be pub
lished il the newspapers, in order 10
prejudice the public against the accus-
ed, until the latter should have fair OPP
portunity to rebut the charges. But
Gov. Trdup refused TO listen to this re-
quest
lnasmuch as nothing has been found
to crlminate the Indian. Agent, or the In
dams themselves, Gov. Troup's paper
very modes,ly demands of the General
Government 20 "act promptly without
consulting the Indians" and remove the
whole Of them of both parties, to regions
beyond the Mississippi.
Col. Crowell has been fully and hon.
orably acquitted of all the charges pre-
lerred against him..
Gov. Troup's paper complains of the
influence exercised over the Indians by
the Missionaries. We fear it will be
long before the same can be said of the
influence of the Missionaries over Gov.
Troup.-N Y. Com. .4d0.
In reply to a letter from Mr.. Writ. U.
S. Acknowledgement, Chief Justice Mar
shall, Justices Washington, Duvall and
Thompson, Counsellor Emmett and Re-
porter Wheaton, all concur in stating,
that he did not use the arguments and
expressions, in relation 10 the rights of
the State TO hold their slaves, which
Governor Troup, in bis wraths and his
moods, and his augers, and his indigna-
tons," as Fluellen says of Alexander, at
tributed TO him, and on which he has
founded part of his declaration of war
against the United States.
Providence Journal.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-03

Almost Incredible.- the 9Th of A
pril, two women, walking at Riga, in a
solitary part of the city, were torn to
pieces by pack of dogs which had no
master. BY an official account of the
devastation committed by wolves in the
government of Livonia, in 1928, it ap-
pears that they have devoureJ 1871
horses, 1913 foals, 1907 horned cattle,
1888 calves, 1912 sheep, 726 lambs,
2545 goats, 183 kids, 1870 swine, 312
sucking pigs, 7o3 dogs, 673 geese.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-03

The new ship of the line North Carolina
is said TO 6 outsal the Constitutions If the
name of Georgia had fallen TO her lot, we
might apprehend there was something omin.
Gus in the circumstance.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-03

Oeafh from heat.-We learn from West
minister, in this County, that on Thursday,
the 21st ult. Mr.. Zachariah Whitman, aged
43, died in consequence of the extreme heat,
as he was reaping in field. His brother,
who was at work with him, came nigh sharing
the same fate, but we understand he has since
recovered.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1825-08-03

EFFECTS OF THE MISUNDERSTANDING the
remarkable effects Of the heat of the weather,
during the last month, il is stated in Balls
town paper, that 81 great number OF bee hiUes
were entirely destroyed by the melting OF the
como, whereby the honey was lost, and great
numbers of the bees drowned.'' At PhiladeI-
PIMA, the swallows inhabiting the large ship
house. at the nayy-yard, dropped down dead
among the workmen below, which induced
one of the officers to examine the temperature
by the thermometer, which was found to be,
near the roof of the building, LOG degrees.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
BOTETOURT SPRINGS.

IHNHS and elcgnn 1T esta blishmeut will ho oro f.,
"a the reception of company the season as usual
the quality OF the waters becoming well known in
consequence of the great numbers persons who used ard
received benefit from the the last season. that the
Der deems scarcely necessary detail of their
properties and effects. He will however, for the inforu,
o W hose VINO may still remain unacquainted with TN, -,
remark that there siugs the waters of which are
siony hpfegnated with sulphur and gnesia-thc other
WIN ron Inc first acts Some mild, others as an
.'e cahartic and are strongly nded i com
paints oil the liver and Kidneys dpiDsia and in all
diseases arising from dsorderrd stomach; Tn, at once
remove indigestion and the by which il is ucet;
restore lost appetite purify the blood and sxhae the
spirits. In cases of debility i weakness they have been
iouno particularly eicacious The waters OF the other
is are tonc and thought very proper be used
iterdrinSng the sulphur water To promnte the effects
vi cdcn' not cold and shower baths are provided.
the buildings of this establishment Gas mentioned in n
a"ver'semen are all of brick, and in an eminent
ueeree une neatness convenience and comfort These
points nave been particularly attended to in those mart
mens intended or use of ladies' or ia miles Tie a;,
cent mountains Astounding game, gentlemen fond of
u"g WIZ nave an opportunity of INDUCING in that pur
SUIT h"S' peieTrins more inactive amusements, will find
newspapers books, chess-men, backgammon tables Sc
Ansemcns also for the Ladies have moi been
MUSIC oi the best kind will be provided for Dancing and
such as are fond OF playing the Forte Piano will find in
the drawing-room elegant provided for thsir use
moderate exercise on horseback in carriages being
sdered very proper whilst using waters the subscriber
nS occasion to remark than the part of the country
whch MS springs are situated is peculiarly adapted to
that kind ot exercise They surrounded on every side
by lofty mountains with rich and bea uul valley inter
venng between. This valley affords excellent roads and
IN rong out The pure air inhaled fresh from the
acting IN connexion With the waters at once gives nee
OF returning health even TO the greatest invalid.
Alter thr 18th June the mail-sage from Rich
mond passing through ynchbug will come directly tn this
place. such gentlemen d. mot-wsh be encountered
with horses aud carriages adopt mode of convey
ance and can be seu from hence any of the other wa
ing places IN hack kept by the subscriber for thar pn
pose. CHARLES JOHNSTON
BUteomt Sp'in.s, Anil 70 l;sa5 WV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
VOL. II.-NO. Qs.

virtue of deed of trust, executed the subscriber
~ and Beverly Smith, by Frederick Clarke, bearing
date the Sd day of May 1879 aud duly recorded in the
clerks office of the county of Chester
the payment of certain of money therein named, due
To the Banks in the city of Richmond and others, will be
sold without reserve, Monday the Cd day of May next
at public auction the PROMISES - o'clock for cash, all
that piece parcel of Land lying in the county of Chester
hed Just above the town of Manchester, which the said
Frederick now resides. confirming about l26 acres.
The Improvements this land valuable particularly
10 persons who DESTROYS of yestug funds business
which requires water power having of eas:
uO yards of canal already and in use, with sufficient
ial TO construct water works 10 almost any extent.
There is the premises and i'm operations a grist-
nl hu of brick, with pair of inoiety OF
which IS included in the deed and will go with the land.
ne other Improvements consist of spacious two-story
brick house witt every
all in the best repair
WIN. B. CLARKE, Acting Trustee.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03

P{RGLVJ.4:
AT rules holden III the clerks Office of the superior court
chancey for the Williamsburg district, the 18th day of
March, 1926:
Reuben Meredith and William Meredith, admrs de bonis
non Of Elisha Meredith and Ann l.. Meredith, p!fs.
against
John B. Copron ex'or of John Copton, decd William HILL
Parke Street. William Copton and Samuel Cloptnn
SONS OF Reuben, and Reroen Cloptoir, DIS.
The defendants William and Samuel Clopon, SONS al
Reubn not having entered their appearance and given
security according TO the of assembly and the
this court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they not inhabitants of th country, ordered,
that the said Defendants do appo the first day
the next term aud t,e lt and amended bills of
the plaintiffs aud that copy of this order be forthwith
Inserted in newspaper published in the city of Rich
moud for months successfully, and posted the front
door Of tue former capitol IN the city Of Williamsburg.
copy. Tesc,
mar 10 JAMES C.1B.4NTSS, D. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
Charlottesville Property for Sale.

the second day OF the Superior Court Athena e sell
to the highest bidder credit of6 - Is months be
tween ~ and 80 Lots of Land aud adjoining
OF charlottesville many of which, afford beautiful
series for private buildings being full view the Univer-
sty Every lot offered will positively he sold without any
kind of reseve shall also offer for sale at the same time
and ON the same credit the Swan Tavern occupied by
Mr. INNINGS Maupn, with about acres of land attached
thereto and 100 of heavily tnbered land
miles above the University.
Bonds with approved security and Deed in Trust on the
property will be required, the first payment, and
Deeds in Trust only TO secure the two last
EDMUND ANDERSON.
April 10 ---w5y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
PHILIP DU-VAL.
THOMAS A. WILLIAMS.
CONnITfnNS

]. The MORNING. ADVERTISER shall be published daily
Sunday exccped)on medium sheet and a handsome
type Price Of subscription, Five dollars per annumpay
able at the end Of the FIRST quarter
H. There will also be published paper for CoUE-
TRY three times weekformed of matter contained
IN the inside pages of the Morning the IT,
tie OF the PETERSBURG GAZETTE, Price Three dollars
per aDnum' payable in advance. This paper will give at
least hrysS columns per week Of afer besides all
advertisements
Ill Advertisements will be inserted the rate Of so cents
per square for the first nseon and 25 Tor each continue
aHce.
10 months
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
NOTICE.

~ RS. EIzABETa BENTLEY, take notice, that on tl.e
" 2Ot day OF Nlay next, the house of William d.
Taylor at Gcochiand Courthouse siall between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and O'Clock p M of that day.
proceed to take the deposons OF David Royste others
to be read as evidence depending the Superior
court of chdnccy for the Richmond district wherein am
plaintiff aud yon and others defendants: and should
said dispositions not be completed that day, shall pro-
coed om day to day. at the place. and between the
hours above named, until they Completed when and
where you can attend. if you think proper.
Your most obedt GEORGE VASHON.
April ID. 22-w4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
Valuable James River Land

M LII be sold, on the premises public auction, on
Tie 20h day Of May my Estate CGRLES, lying
on James River, about II miles from the city Rich
mond containing FIVE hundred and odd of land The
fertility OF this Estate, with its many advantages
well Known to require detailing. The of sale will
be one third in % days; third in months; with
balance IN IL monthsthe whole carry
date. A clear aud undsputed ttlewill he made.
These who are disposed purchase invited view
the premises, aud for further particulars referred
Wade Mosby jr
March 11-21t WADE MOSBY san
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
R0BERI MOTT,
House Painter GlaZier &,

EsPEcTFuLLH informs his friends and the public gene
u rally, that he continues his business of HOUSE
PAINTING, GLAZINGR& &c. at the well known stand
corner of Harriss building and Immediately under the
Office of the Constitutional Wing. He has hand ,
general assortment of the best materials from New York
which VIII enable him to execute any commands entrusted
10 nm satisfactorily, the reasonable terms He in
tends attending to the particular part Of the work
personally and will employ hut the best Workmen.
N b. Ceilings Whitened, and Walls Stained in dis
temper colours.
March 15-n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
I'm. ". HENTNc, G. c.
CoMMIssInvER's OFFICE.

HIcTWoHa' I'D .7pril, 1875. {
The parties interested IN the in reference befro
me, by virtue Of fe above order Of the Richmond Suner
Court Of Chancery, hereby notified. that have nooit
ed the frs; day Of July al o'clock in the r,orig
for their Attendance before at my office in the CITY of
Richmond On said in elccnce when nd ,,ic
shall commence the duties required Of me by virtue of
said order, and proceed thereafter the completion of the
with all convenient and reasonable Dispatch And
do fber in pursuance Of said order, hereby notify and
call all the creditors Of the above named Thomas Nor
veli deceased to exhibit before my office oresad
their respective claims upon the Of the said deceer
with the evidence in support Of the showing parcu
ly the and oieach claim on OF before the
first day Of July next
April %. WILLIAM G. PENDLETON. Com'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
March p
FIRGLNL1.

F{RGLyVLI.
At rules holden in the clerks Office Of the sue or court Of
sh'ncery for the Williamsburg district, the 7th day Of
March. 1925: - "
James Lyle, admir- de bonis non With the i'll annexed Of
james Lyle ST.. decd, JBc
against
Charles Patteson ex or Of Jonathan Paeson the voungo
dec d, who exor Of Jonathan Paltesun the etIsr
dec d, Walker Gregory, or Of James Gregory WIN wa,
eS or of Joel Christian, decd, Sarah Hatdiman Fz,
beth Lawre'cc Gideon Christian, executor Of William
Christian decd Alice Gregory, widow ofJames Greoory
dec Il, John fChisiiau, exor Of John Christian dec
William FL Gregory, and John Gregory, and F,sncis
lily, ex ors of William Gregory decd, Turner On ,o
Lucy l.. Bradley John W Bradley, Joseph D. Bates
Joshua Bates, Elizabeth Bates Jobnaihan Bi1er ADD
Henrietta his wife. William H. Peasants admir- Of Jsrnes
Bates and F'e"fy Is. Christian, ms.
The defendants Charles Pattesou and Joseph d Bars
not having entered their appearance giving seev
according to TO the act Of assembly ADD RUS of this
court and appearing by satisfactory evidence tina, the
are not Inhabatanis Of this country ods ed thai The
said defendants do appear here FIRST day of the e
term and answer the bill Of The plaintiff snl that COM,
OF this order be forthwith inserted in some nevsp,er
shed in tic city Of Richmond for two months scecsi
aud posted at the front door Of me former cago, h The
city Of Williamsburg.
copy. Teste,
April IS JAMES C4R4A-Icc n r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
UNITED STATES COURT,


FIfh Ciri and Frgna District, December 18th, 1924.
Thomas Craig and others,-Plfs.
against
James Scott, Exor fJohf Leslie, deceased who : ~
was executor Of Robert Craig, dec and o'''''e'S'
uhers-Des
nN the motion of the plaintiffs by their council, it IS
~ orlced that all the creditors Of the late Robert
Craig, dec be permitted any time before the twenty
cond day Of May next to in and prove before Com
missioner Amos Latd their claims ny proper evidence; and
ia default Of their doing, the will then proceed TO
decree payment to the plaintiffs, George Ruhofoord Robert
Monteomee Robert Sper, Robert Faud, Alexander Kerr,
Thomas White and Daniel Wark who assgnees of the
plaintiff Thomas Craig Of the funds Of the estate the
said Robert Craig. deceased: and it is directed that
copy Of this order be published in newspapers printed
the city Of Richmond for months successfully.
A copy-teste, RID. JEFFRIES, OK.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
The Richmond Jockey Club Races

LIST Day, Sweepstakes for years old, mile heats, 500
entrance, 4 entries and closed.
I'd Day, Projectors purse, $500, mile heats entrance
Sd Day, Jockey Club purse, $1,000, ! mile heats en-
4 ance go
4th Day, the Lafayette Barouche stake mile heats
FOR years old. WADE MoSBY Jr. Sec R.JC
ap3 ,1y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
D0cGS, PAP M;.A, &c.
COLLINS s. co.

(S,eceessors Of b iN.aRyYER-.uarEet Bfidge,)
"A RE now opening their Spring Supplies comprising
large aud superior ssortn6nt of SCHOOL BOO6S
and S1.4TIOMARY, particularly adapted to the coun-
try trade
IL The Theological, Medical, Law and Miscellaneous
Departments have received valuable additions.
April Is. 23-4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
GG2sIMIu,

I@,I@O .'rl4es, S273,76O
%, 100 B!af.s.
Adventures advised make Immediate application
and secure The fortunate numbers at this truly lucky
O'1es mail Gree Of POSTAGE will with the alien
ton and Punctuality As if on personal application.
u considerable portion of this Lottery is put in pa +
cells of % tickets, embracing all the combination Nos rom
to 90, which parcels possibly draw less than $50
less the deduction of Is per with many chances o
the Capital Prizes
Packets of 0who!e tickets, 10y certificate $I32
2OHaf do. 66
zoQuarter do So
20 Eighth, do. 165
Price of Who'll. tirke;s 50 eachshares in propotiom,
III tie Tny Llrky OGceof
5. &. BE. .ALETS2y &. CO.
No $50, .Huin-Sireet, Richmond, IN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
nrni11Sf


Beverley Randolph aud trustee appointed by
the last will a testament of Harry Hcth deceased, and
as dcvee under the will, John Heth, Henry Heth
and Beverley Heh, Archibald Harrison and Catharne
his wife, late Catharine teh, and Caroline E.. Virginia
and Harriet c. Hal deVisees and cgatees of the said
Harry Heth deceased aud Anne Hctb widow of the said
Harry teth deceased, PRS.
On motion Of the plaintiffs by COUNSEL the doth
der, that Of its commissioners state an account APP
portioung the funds of the of Harry IIet dereae
standing the credit Of this any othc banks
this city, lent under the order court among all
the creditors Of the said Heth, who have exhibited their
claims may prove them before such report shall he clos
ed, and report thereon the court, with such
he may deem pertinent, any of the parties may require
aud the defendant Beverley Randolph hereby Greeted
call in all monies ne has lent out, by virtue of any order IN
this TINT the may be deposited in the Bank
of Virginia by the 6rst day of the the
decree OF the leaving, however, in the hards of any
borrower vino may be creditor of the said Heth, If he
quire IT, such it may appear the account that he
viii be permitted to retain in part satisfaction of his debit
but subject the future order of the court and he is also
required te render before the commissioner who may
cute the foregoing part of this order, account of all his
transactions of Harry Heh, since the last set
Element.
copy Teste, I'm. W. HENING, c. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03

~ me CONSTITUTIONAL WaIG is published ,tciee a
'eees (1uesdays and Fridays) at ire dollars mr. onn,
payable u, adrance. f '
W Freu'ous to@ disconfinuance Of Me paper, an ar
mASf ge Pam "p lind those ,cho mag IRISH 10
d,sconnue acH notify the Editors 10 that effect nj Iso,f
.nfty days before The period erpires for ic ney sub
- Hor da'eFfs'ng-I5 cents square Cor kess) for the
rs insertion "m % cents for each coniinua,,ce-Ih
number insertions DC noted on tie MS oGerrise
"eeg pH ne continued. and i.arged accordingly.
advertisements Jfs2S&te country TO be paid for in
"a'cc or dss's"'sd 6y soesponsibie individual has
place o. Manchester
~ u letters TO he Editors ntst be past paid, hey
scW rrceiue 0ttenijon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
CoMmIssIorER's OFFICE,

Rictmond 4prH l6, 1926.
Pursuant to the afoegoing order of the the credi
Of the late Harry Eeh decd who have heretolo
exhibed their claims against his estate desired
in and prove them before me, my Office in this city, before
the LIST day Of June next,
AMOS LADD, NJ {.
April Is. 23-t1Jo
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
NOTICE.

HFHE co-pntnershp heretofore existing under the
a HINES & LOO.BEP, is his day dissolved Ivy n,rr-
tuai CONSENT Persons indebted the late
requested 10 make payment 10 SITAs HAYES Tho auho-
sed to receive the and settle the business of the late
frm. SILAS HAYES
April - 22-4t HIRAM LOO.NER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
CnM,11ss1oNER's Orr1cr.

Richmond 2nd Month ~, 1895. {
Tie creditors fHe late Ro5et Crag, dec. are hereJy
notified 10 cone t, 0nd ProCe Hcir claims beore me- ny
office in MSciy, TINY time before The ed day Of May
rect IN conformity Nth NE aforgotg order Of me court.
AMOS LADD,
Mar. S--wSw Master Commissioner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
IRGLNLl:

At superior of chencery, holden the capitol in
the city of Richmond, the 25th day of March, 1925:
Robert Haskus. John Statton adnor of Edward Goode
deceased, and Peter l. Branch well behalf of
selves, As other creditors n Harry Heh deceased, who
shall come III aud contribute the expense of this suit
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-05-03
PR0POgAEs.

By PHILIP DU-VAL s. Thomas A. WILLIAMS
For Publishing in The 1oon Of Petersburg, Tirgaia,
a NEW DAILY PAPER.