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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
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IILiI I.Ni.I:
At rules, holden in the clerks of the SUPERIOR co,,
of chance'y for the Richmond district the 9th iav of
I: August, 1875:
=" Imam Bernard, executor Of John lIpkins, decd Pr
against
Sarah hing Rootes widow of Thomas r. Rooes decd
ana Henry Jackson and Martha J. his Wife Iieny Coh,
: ana Sarah X his wife, and Edward J. s. aud Serena
RooieS, which Martha J. Sarah U. Edward J. s and
Serena foocs are children and dcvisccs r cca,ces Of
the said Thomas r. Eoo;cs deed. and Robert Thr,ston
Sheri OF me county OF Gloucester to whom the estate
OF the said Thomas Il. Rootcs hath been councd for
"'''''"''"''o"' DTS.
Inc Sore iac'as awarded in this being returned
executed on the defendants Henry jackson aud Martha
b. Ills vic, Henry Cubb and Sarah Il. his wife nnt So
ena hootes and appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
tey arc not inhabitants Of this country ordered that
pune s"d defendants do appear here tic day of The
next term and shew if they can nsaius, the
evlva sought by the said process; and copy of This
nder be forthwith inserted i'll newspaper published in
Inc cry ot fichmond, for months succesvcv am,
posted at the front door pito in the said cy
30 copy. Tcste, I'm. ". HENLN1i C. C.
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TIRGLNII:

At rules, holden Ia The clerks office Of tue superior cou,
o chancery for the Richmond district, the day OF
June, 1925:
Iohn Walker, Pr
against
Richard Buckncr. jr. and William II. Prosscr DIS
The defendant William H. Prosser not having entered
his appearance and given security according the act of
assembly and the rules OF This court, and appei by
s"tiSiaGtpf svdcnCe ta~Gess iuha of this
country: IT is ordered, that the said defendant aprcar
here on the first day of the and the bill
OF inc antii and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted III some newspaper published iii the city Rich
or iHr two months successfully aud posted the lrcn,
door of the capitol, i'll the said city.
II % cory. Teste, Nm ". HE.NENIf. q G.
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DIRGyNIII
AT rules holden tine clerk Office of the superior court
of chaucery for the Richmond district, the 9th day Of
June, 1925:
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ER2ELALl.

r'cs' holden in the clerks Office Of the superior cour,
81 c'anccry for the Richmond district the 6t, Isv If
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JIitGLNL4:
at rules, holden i'll the clerks Office Of The
GGSncery for the Richmond; district the 9th day OF June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
EDUCATION.

ia Y School will be continued the ensuing year. NV
~ d brother John g. Nelson who has had fifteen wears
expcrcrre teacher, aud Mn John NJ Winston, ar cv-
crlleut classical Scholar, will be associated me in the
management Of the School; in which be taught the
Greek, Latin aud French Language together with those
branches U learning which constitute complete English
education The School viii commence Monday the 10Th
Of January Is o. and terminate the 9Th day Of Dcce-
Der following: there will he vacation Of thee weeks COM
H'encing tie 10Th Ct June The price for board tuition
ahiug lodging sd fuel, will be hurcd and ten dol
lars, payable, half on the st day JUue, 1896 and
Inc OTHER half ont1t LIST day of December following
The discipline Of he School will be parental and as
much care aud kindness be extended boys conhded my
o1cc as to my children. Vicious unruv boys will
admitted into the SCHOOL, and f any such should be pamcd
upon me they VIII be expelled, they shall be found
unsoverhabe My residence is from the haurts Of
vice ar9 immortality, and remarkably hcslthy situated
~ the county Of Louisa, forty miles from Richmond and
about the same distance from Fredericksburg The stage
from Fredericksburg to Gainesville passes within four hun
ded yards Of my residence, and that from Richmond TO
BaUsonburg within miles Of Letters to me- di-
rected to 'JacSsous P9soice Louisa will be promptly
received. WILLIAM NELSON Ir
sept 2-k0f 69
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

During the whole first and second acts there was no
disposition manifested to disturb the play There was
considerable Kissing each time Kean came on but il did
not prevent hrs being distinctly heard and soon died
away Ills friends, iuprudenty, we think rose up
on two occasions, he left the stage and appauded him
very loudly The consequence was that the house be-
gan 10 be excited, AMI al the commencement of the
tifd act 1t was apprehended that the reign of conftl-
SION was again TO begin. Amidst the Clappinn and hiss
ing person IN tie pit rose and exclaimed aloud
''iet every man who is friend to Mr. kean keen 81
icncc."--On which MIR. Kean, who was on the STAGE
tuined and bowed very low 20 the individual and the
house applauded this expression OF his sense of the fa
vor' All appeared to be lost in the scene; the actor
himself was forgotten, and Olheo only was before ne
Frequent peals Of applause were given without heinz
succeeded by any marks of Misrepresentation AS The
curtain fCil the audience and gave loud Testimony
OF uier delight, satisfaction and pardon. Mr. kean
oeng aga'n called for promptly stepped before The cur
IAN and ~ Otict and neat address expressed his gr
utuoe ana 0biIga1ns 10 tie audience. He retired
and t'e house gave him three cheers, 10 which no one
expressed the least ssent. body of bis loo ardent
friends haa taken oinng boxes in the first Tier, for
the purpose no doubt OF acting more eicacionsly by
concerts they appeared 10 be Englihmen come with =
reso'uc purpose OF seeing fair play
Mrs Hison, as Bss!smona, vas received with the
most raPturos applause m rcquIta tor her good sense
resolution, and her siltior;ng the previous evening
Every thing went OF well and we hope this settles the
question
hcan'5 acting appears much improved snc, we
saw him last. lie /; more elastic and natural
loud and anxious call was then heard E,r Richa,a
III, as 1t was not heard by the aulicuce on Monday
nSht and III n few minutes 1t WAS announced TO the
house. the request shoni be complied with this evening
instead of that which had previously been determined
on Good hnnour and reconciliation are VIC trust en- |
tIrel restored. TuESpIS
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NEW OYSTER HOUSE

VIE subscriber has opened OYSTER House. in tho
T'y oil hchmond, near the Capitol, at the corner OF
an" Im streets, opposite the Museum, here he will
.' ""I"S 'he season supply Of the best Oysters the
w"ers OF tie chesapeake afford He has made arrapge
their respective all of which " i'm the rbo;,, &c
W"' 'he lchWond market may afford, will be served up
10 nose VINO may call upon him neates ma ard
Tue shortest notice His Liquors will of the frs, qua
N.Y. ana as he will make every to please and 10
give sasacon he hopes to share of the public
P ~ JOHN d. SEAN ELL
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P0RrLAND,I Maine ! Nov. II,

PORTLAND, Maine. Nov. ! |.
Hiore Riots, nnd DcaM.-On Saturday night last
the reomerS attacked two story house Fore street
occupied by coloured barber by the name OF GRAY
Gray had been convicted at the Common Pleas Court
OF Keeping house OF laine, and had appealed TO the
Supreme Court which is now i'll session. and in which
e has also been convicted the present week But the
mob chose to render more speedy justice than the laws
would do, and accordingly Saturday night they threw
few rocks into Gray's house, broke the windows &C.
but either from the want of sufficient forces or from
meeting more resistance ihan tlcy expected they de-
sisted till MONDAY evening, when they renewed tbcir
attacks with Increased forces. Ia the time GRAY
had armed himself with guns and o2er weapons. Re
and his family, with others renamed in the house
la the course of the assault the ngb ired guns into the
house, and guns were fred from the house upon the
mob. Which fired first not informed. One
man in the street an Euglishnan by the name of Jo-
scph Fuller, was killed almost instantly and six or eight
others were wounded, some severely Alter this tie
crowd soon dispersed. We examined the house on
Tuesday morning, and found the windows mostly stove
IN, rocks scattered about the floors and lead shot in the
Pt@steFnE opposite tie windows.-[ Ease,i .4rgl.s.
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SALSo-

In Frcde'oksb"rs ON Tuesday last, WIN NpFARLArp
q" eN'eI'en' man. and accomplished lawyr scholar
on board the q. S. Ship Decay, at Pensacola. q, Tie
lol u'' OF yellow f'ver Midshipman GEORGE b. WIZ
kINson, of Yigiuii
u a." dPPRENzYC,E ,rW be token AZ Mi, OFF,.
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in the greatest variety Of nun
G. @ II u n s.
LOTTERY and EXCHANGE OFFTc

ia MtRKET-ST. BALTIMORE
dWhcTe in late State aud other lotteries were sold tts
great capitals OF 100000 dolls Of 10000, Of 10000
Of 10000 ~ Of 10000 II Of 10000 81 If 5000 &c e.
and gfre m're capital prj7es bare been obtained Than al
01yotter o9ice IN .41ner,c0
OrGefS rom any part Of the United States or terri
tories either by Gail post pa i'd or nv pricate oevac
enclosing me cash or prizes in any lotteries will meet THE
same prompt and puuctua attention f or personal an
Plication' addressed to
IT, COHEN, II. s BROTHERS,
'''9nore, NOV H. l8@S~-n BqltprprH
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NORFOLK, November Ia.

4NUKFOIh, NOVeUlDer n.
letter received in this town. ON an officer of the
D snip DecoH, dated Pensacola Oct 10, represents
the officers ana OF that vessel rs being in very
sickly state. JOHN WELcH, the Buatswain besides
several Of the crew, had died of black vont since her
arrival there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
HIGHEST PRIZE
LOO, 600 D0Xs.TS...A R@g
Tchets only TE.N Dollars.
GRAND SCHEME.
1880 Prizes, amounting TO sos 600 Dill ARE.

Every prize payable in cash. sixty days after the draw
I"g. subject to deduction Of fifteen per cent
MODE Of Drarfoc-Thc numbers will be nut into one
wheeI as usual-and IN the other will be put the prizes
ADORE the denomination Of Ten Dollars and the dravr n
progress III the usual manner The 105OO prizes Of $40
WIN be awarded to the tickets the Of which end
with the terminating figure Of either Of the three FIRST drawn
numbers rom the wheel Of different nominations
IoH"rote rtict, suppose that 1862 be the first drawn
"mO',' men every ticket in the lottery ending with the
figure viii be entitled 10 prize of ten dolare2tbc
pose that Mo- SIS be the drawn fon the vince then
the tickets ending with viii also be entitled to prize
o. ten dollars eachand in like manner, suppose that No
1858 be the third drawn from the wheel then ali the
tickets in the scheme ending with the figure will also b
entitled to a prize Of ten dollars each.
Wto'e Tictets, $40 Quarters, IL 30
Haircs. EighibS 81
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FROM Me .Nalioa.l LnLcn.-..,.

from NE NUt!0aGi Iaiclii.oHcer.
Considerable exception has seen taken by several
OF our contemporaries to the terms of Mr. EvERF1r,s
A",'esS 10 the King of Span the presentation of his
letter OF credenco Minister OF the United states TO
that nation. We cannot but think his Iarguaee has
been rather harshly censued. Ii should be recoliec
ed, that IT Is the duty of nations TO cultivate aiiv one
with another, and that it especially the province
of Ministers abroad observe all usual cortescs with
The nations towhom they are depucd. anity by their
own governments In doing this, Mr. Evysf:rr has
no more than followed the example of his immediate
predecessor when lie proiesscd respect for the person
of the King OF Spain and of his family Not to do So
on such an occasion, would have been an absolute
breach of the rules of cvity and good breeding which
would have done no credit TO MIR EyERETr and might
have essentially preudiced those great Interests winch
ne IS employed TO negotiate upon md respecting which
we venture To lie viii be found sufficiently tenrOus
IT we may Judge from the sample have already seen
nt hs diplomatic spOndence with another power
There is no danger, believe, of either the dignity
The interests of the United States being cornprornit-
ted in the charge OF Mr.. EVERETT. lie is gentle
man OF rare accomplishments and Republican prinCi-
pies. His compliments 10 the monarch of Spain and
his family deTogate more from this character than
the usual address Of ''SiTn at the beginning or OF
''Your Obedieut servantn at the close of letter
OF business would from the henor of private gentle
man.
As, however, MIR E's Address has been circulated
with Gibraltar translation, somewhat Inaccurate we
have boHgbt 1t proper TO search and procure cory
of 1t, which is undoubtedly authentic. II will be no
pare the language of this Address according to the
correct version of II, with that of other Ministers oil
tie United States who have had similar duties TO dis
charge.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

,Hcrt Commemorative Monroe is seriously spoken OF
az the next Governor Of Virginia and his willingness 10
accept The Office is inferred from his having recently
qualified as Justice Of the Peace in the County Of
Loudoun. Burwel Basset, John Tyler, Peter V. Da-
mel and Joseph G. Cabell, esqrs Likewise mention
cd as ft persons to succeed the present incumbent
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

The grand Hotel at Baltimore begins to assume
very imposing appearance. IL has risen already to the
height Of FIVE stories and is expected, when finished
be least equal TO any similar establishment n the
United States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

The AMERICAN ATHENlEUN Several numbers or
periodical work bearing this title recently commenced in
the city Of NcwYork,by SEQ BovD, have been put into
our hands for examination IT appears to us valuable
and amusing misceIany;be subscription very cheap the
editorial matter spirited and the selections made with
and Judgment I,would form agreeable weekly rocea
ton and If preserved an useful Of reference. By
becoming subscribers readers may enlarge their store
Of pleasures at very small expense.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

The Government of the United States viii use oil pro,
per eXerons tor giving effect TO these benevolent de-
signs OF Providence and they have reason TO doubt
that corresponding sentiments of anity and good W i'll
are all felt by your Majesty.
Tie President has entrusted me with full powers 10
settle with your hajestys Ministers the questions
which have lately arisen between the two Govern
inents shall think myself truly fortunate if nv feeble
efforts should be of any service in arranging these
differences TO the satisfaction aud advantage of both
parties.
ipfay your Majesty 20 allow me TO offer YOU, perso-
many the assurance of perfect respect and my bcs.
wishes for your Majcs,y's welfare.
"e are sorry TO announce the death of Midshprnen
tLEAsoNToN and HoPKINs, and also of MIR. MARSHALL
roe hapian( all attached to the North { arcIina--
ne death OF these valuable officers attributed 10 the
IMPURE water taken IN at the Island of Parcs and from
too great indulgence in eating unripc fIu:..
The famous Able de Pratt continues to produce no.
."ica' pamphlets, annually His two last, The True
~ STEM OF Europe with regard To America and
and a Comparison between the powers of ENGLAND
ami Russia, &c - have been reprinted IN Iondon
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

The Italian papers that the trials of the Carbo
mari IN the province of Ravcuna. concluded. The
accused were 600 III number, and condemned
DEATH some TO the gaies for life and the mprsou-
ment.
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NEM .NnRK Nnv L.

NEW \ DIRK, Nov. IS.
,4ccideat.-We understand two men were found yes
terday morning on board of Shrewsbury boat at on
ties slip, suiocaed. 1t appears they had made fire
ct charcoal in portable furnace closed the cabin
doors and retired to rest. number of lives have been
lost by the improper of such fuel and trust that
TINS nelancholy circumstance will prove salutary
tion for lie future.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

Mr. Mudlock, who was member Of NagIsleu
Hall, Oxford. (England, and we'll known as friend Of
Mr. canning. has opened chapel there aud proclaim
cd extraordinary doctrines. Some ofms followers have
been furiousy assaulted by a mob in Oxford,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

We learn from friend, who was present on the &C.
caSlon, that the venerable and venerated JAMES Mon
ROE late President of the United States was sworn in
- Justice of the Peace for the county of Louioun in
which TIC resides, Tuesday last AMI Immediately
sock his seat the bench as Junior member of the
Court the chair of Che presiding magistrate was
rendered, and, with great proPricty, declined.
.4ier. GGc.
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[ TRANSLATION. !

Of credence.
TRANSLATION.
SIRE: The President Of the United States Of Anne
RIGA has done The honor to appoint ther Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister PlenipotenGaTy near your
Majesty, and has directed present you this letter
Of credence. venture to hope that your Majesty will
receive with the same kindness that you have al
ways shown TO my predecessors Without possessing
equal personal claims TO your indulgence, SHALL OF
least enJeavor TO merit it, by dscharging the duties Of
my Office, far may be, in a manner agreeable to
your Majesty.
The President has also directed me to assure your
Majesty, upon this OCCASION Of the sincere respect and
good will which entertained by the Government and
people Of the United States for the august person Of
your Majesty for your Roy family, and for tie nation
under your Government. The President has no other
wish than to concur with your Majesty adopting all
suitable measures for maintaining and extending the
aicIble intercourse that already exists between SPAN
and the United States The geographical position Of
these two countries invites them to carry on an active
commerce. which tends, IN its turn, TO encourage the
industry and promote the welfare Of both Placed, as
regards some Of their most valuable possessions IN the
immediate neighborhood Of each other, they seem to
have been intended by nature for friends and alles-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

Kean.-This celebrated parsonage has slrmountcd
The hostility which met his first appearance on the New
York boards. Like all unsuccessful attempts to put
down it will react TO his benefit in increase of
lis fame and audiences. We are glad ofit-fron no
respect to Kcan as man. but from admiration Of his
dramatic talents. Let Alderman Coke take care of
is wife, and the English protect their own morals
Kean has atoned for his offence to This country by an
ample apology. We not the apoogiss OF his gross
violation Of morals; but he is not than others
of his tribe, we equity in rewarding them,
and concentrating ali vengeance on him. Punishment
10 be eecual should be Just and equal well as Sc
we're Whilst he remains the only actor of the age who
knows how 10 gil the great characters of the English
Drama, IT will be impossible to suppress curiosity by
urging our abstract duty to morality.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
900

Hritan Operd-Fwo nights 81 tie week he hot
ted Ivy the managers OF the NewYork Theatre the pr
ormance of the Italian Opera corps. The admission
lhe boxes VIII be two Lolrs amd Co tlle pin one dnar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

University Of Pirgjnia.--A letter from CharIottes-
Vile, Va. mentions the following testimony in favor of
the venerable JEFFERsoN's devotion to the cause of
cduc1tion:-
"Air. Jefferson has even taken down, from his own
and which had been sent To him from other countries
IN the course of his loag and distinguished life and
presented them TO the University. One large room in
the Ro;unda is APPROPRIATED a museum and tie col
lection Of curosities, when properly arranged viii be
extremely interesting"
.41ae,iran Tea.-Spccimcns Of tea, raised and man
uacinred IN Franklin county, Va. have been exhibited
at ihambctsburg The tea was raised from seed found
ia box of imported tea.
900
The bank mania has found its WAY into the legislature
Of Vermont; fohr banks have been already chartered
aud 1t is probable that will be added to
The list.
Aie5rs. Yates and MIntve New ork have propos-
ed TO the Legislature of Vermont purchase tho exclusive
right of selling lottery tickets state For the priv
irgc they have offered four thousand dollars per anun for
ten years.
II is supposed that the tolls ofta Now-YoS Canals r,r
the pr9san year viii t. about SjOJOjO. The
Estimate u The commissioners 100000.
eco
Ariin Opera.Two nights ii tie week are to he a lot
ted Ivy the managers OF the Nc-Yark Theatre the pr
iormancc Of the italian Opera corps. The admission
The boxes viii be two dollars, and tie pit dollar
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22
OFFICIAL.

8ddress 9f Mr.. EVERETT Hiaistcr Of The United
Stnte TO SPAN, on PTesenIty 10 the King his letters
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

is supposed that the tolls OF the Nc-York Canals f,r
the prssan year viii t, abuut 10000. The
estimate Of the commissioners was 100000.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-22

Who'e Tickets, $40 Quarters, f. 30
Hnlrcs. f.ivbfLS o.