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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27
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SIR: IN consequence of an anonymous
publication which appeared in your paper
uf the nth, and dated the 18th, respecting
my pamphlet containing the proceedings in
the FaXado aiflir, &c. have 10 request
you 10 publish the accompanying CORES
pondencc.
Very respectfully your obedient srr't.
d. PORTER.
Nj PETrn EnRrE
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27

LEXrsGToS, Ky. May so Mr.. Clay
reached home on Thursday last, and was
1eelcomea ny his Constituents With more
than usual cordiality. Early in the after
noon Of HAT day, number Of tie Citizens
Of the Town rode several miles, to Bryan's
Station, to meet him, and in the suburbs he
was met by Capt. PIXIES Company of
Artillery Cadets; the whole escort pro-
ceeded With him through town TO his resi-.
dence. On wednesday Public Dinner
will be given 10 him, aud the like honor
will successfully be rendered to him in
Noodfard aud Clark, the two counties
which with, Fayettc, compose his ConSres-
slooai District. The meeting at Bryen's
Station, where near hundred of his old
friends anXiousiy waited to greet him, and
10 tender the assurances of nndiminsh he'd
confidence and esteem, WAS peculiarly in-
terc,ting and enthusiastic.
Mr., Clay left Washington City on the
18th, and reached home in IL days. Pub
lie dinners were given 70 him at Washing
ton, Pa. Whccling, Va. and at MaysyiIle,
Ky; and he declined invitations at Union
Town aud other places through uhich hp
passed. Whilst at Maysviile lie received
an invitation from the citizens of Cmcin-
natti to VISIT that City, and at Washington,
Ky. he was Addressed in a very handsome
man"er, on behalf Of the town by A. Beat
y, Esq. Reporter.
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-06-27
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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
LOCKE AND COLLINS.

About two months before his death,
the celebrated John Locke wrote letter,
(of which the following is copy to An
thony Collins, and left this direction up
on it,
"To be delivered after my decease."
know you loved me living, and will
preserve my memory when am dead
All the use TO be m ade of it is, that this
life is a scene of vanity, which soon pas
ses away, and affords no solid satsfac-
ton, but in the consciousness of doing
well, and in the hope Of another life
This is what l can say upon experience ::
and what you will find to be true, when
you come TO make up the account
AdieuI leave my best wishes with you.
JOHN LOCKE.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

received very strange compliment on
that score, Lord w. Paulet, second son
of the first Duke Of Bolton, was so ex-
tremely ignorant as to ask who wrote st.
Matthew's Gospel: some wag replied,
"Sir Matthew Decker" Lord William,
who had heard Sir Matthew's character
for charity and piety, believed it, and be-
ing himself pious person, left Sir Mat
thew legacy, in consideration Of the Elk.
cellent work Of his Gospel.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

The wind blew terrible Southeastern;
the rain drifted fearfully along, and fell in
rushing torrents against the shattered
easements and rafting windows of the
old tenement occupied by the Moselys.-
The night too was as dark and gloomy
as clouds and storms could make it -
frightful sounds were heard bowling along
the blast, and the wall of the tree toad
from the roof, seemed ominous Of some
tragic catastrophe. Mosely himself had
gone from home, leaving his wife and eld-
est daughter, girl of fourteen, to man
age affairs in his absence. When night
came on, the younger children, to the
number of three or four, were put to bed
ia the chamber, and Mrs. Mosely, not
withstanding her fears,w which had increas-
ed to such degree that she hardly dared
to breathe, after securing ali the doors,
retired to her bed in company with her
eldest daughter.
Mrs. MoseIy was devout believer in
apparitions and supernatural appear
ances, and her imagination readily sup
piled her with numberless instances, in
which visitants from another world had
chosen to make their appearance IN the
midst Of precisely such storms and tenn
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

IRE hau gone OUT, anu IL W as as uaTk III as
out doors; the sweat ran in streams from
their bodies, and if, during their lives,
they bad never before prayed, they beg
ged heartily now, but in vain; the noise
advanced; it passed the threshold, thump
--thump---thump it turned to the
bed; Mrs. Mosely screamed aloud, but
the relentless apparition stopped not till
it was fairly at the bed-side, struggling,
strangling, groaning, and humping.
Mrs. Mosely was frightened to despe
ration: she called aloud for mercy and
help, and, springing from the bed, raised
the window and calling on her daught
to follow, leaped into the street, and
amidst the peltings Of the storm made
her way a quarter Of mile to farmer
Hodges, where she arrived almost dead
with fright, cold and rain. AS soon as she
recovered sufficient breath, she gave her
astonished neighbors the reason OF SO
unusual a visit, and entreated Hodge to
save, if possible, the children she had left
at home, from-she knew not what
Hodge was an honest fellow, not possessed
on such occasions Of an eXuberent degree
of courage, and the storm was so violent,
and SO many frightful stories crowded at
once on his recollection, that Hodge
scratched his head and would willingly
| have declined a concern which would
have tested the proves Of Hooker him
self. 1t was but for moment, however,
and his humanity, and pity for the good
woman's distress, prevailed: he seized his
lantern, and welding in one hand sound
walnut dgel, which had formerly served
for hand-staH, accompanied by Mrs.
Mosely, who had put on some OF Mrs.
Hodges clothes, and whom no entreaties
could prevail upon to remain, he sailed
forth ready to meet whatever might dare
him to the encounter.
They reached the house lit rem aimed
as they had left it. They cautiously and
tremblingly left the room where Mrs.
Mosely slept, when the first thing that
saluted their ears, was, thump-thump--
thump,-accompanicd by the frightfal
stranglipg noise that had given so much
alarm, appearing to come from under the
bed which they had just quilted. Hodge
invountarily shrunk back, but opening
bis lantern, with palpitating heart, he
ventured to the bed, and cautiously raised
the coverlet which hung near to the floor,
and peeped under, when, mercitul Hea-
ven what a scene presented itself to his
borror-struck vision There was no
ghost, no apparition, no spectre from the
murderous grave, no straggler from the
"vasty deep;" but real, white, huge,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17

pests. ne mouse, tOo3 udu thC It PutdllOH
of being Misunderstanding sights had been
seen by the neighbors fitting about the
mansion during time it was uninhabited,
and numberless were the times in which
a rumbling noise, similar to drawing a
heavy body over the floor, had commenc-
ed at the southwest corner OF the kitchen
chamber, and with hesitating movement
advanced to the top Of the stairs, and
sometimes even descended them. AS
these noises were always heard in the
night, profound silence invariably fol-
lowed, except that sometimes light step
was heard in the kitchen; it was general
ly believed that some unfortunate person
had been murdered in that corner of the
house where the noises commenced, and
had then been dragged across the cham
Der, and down the stairs; how it vas at
forwards disposed of, no one knew.
The storm continued to increase, and
the oak that stood in the yard, and bad
braved the storms of centuries, groaned
to its very centre, while the ends of some
of the branches which were leaning on
the house as if for support, by their rat
Ting sweep added not little to the din
and uproar without. Mrs. Mosely, pre-
vious to going to bed, had gone up stairs
to see that the children were all safe, and
finding every thing right, just as in de-
scending the stairs, her head came on
level with the floor, her eye caught
glimpse of some white object in the sus-
picious corner, and to add to her distress,
a sudden gust of wind, which made the
old house rock, extinguished her light,
and left her in total darkness Sufficient
ly frightened, she fastened to where the
little fire she had left made the darkness
and gloom around visible, and without
daring to look behind her, crept into bed.
Scarcely had she been able to draw the
bedclothes close over her head, when the
noise which had given SO much alarm at
previous times again commenced; 1t
crossed the chamber ,descended the stairs,
and-all was silent, except the storm
which was raging without: Mrs. Mosely
trembled in every joint, and the bed shook
as though she had been seized with tit
of the ague. At that moment another
blast swept by the old mansion, and such
rolling, rumbling, doleful noise, as the
Breton peasant hears before his door
when he is warned that his final hour is
come, commenced at the southern extre-
nifty Of long, low shed back to the kitch-
en-, and proceeded till it seemed to stop
with sudden and hollow sound at the
kitchen door. Instantly a loud and strug-
Cling noise, attended with heavy crash,
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-09-17
AMUSING TALL, SC.

FROM THE AUBURN FREE PRESS
THE HAUNTED HOUSE....A FACT.
"And wells and cries without arise,
That the stoutest heart might shock;
And deafenng roaring, like cataract pouring
Over mountain rock.'' SoUTHEY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
COTT0M GINS
EDUCATION.

THNIIE subscriber Gate Principal the Hampton and
4 Norfolk Academies respectfully Informs the citizens
of Richmond and its vicinity that he intends open
steal Mathematical and English Seminary in this city,
the LIST Monday of October In teaching classics
eve'y attention win be paid Greek Latin Prosody
sSiions Mythology, Geography, &c &c. will also
combine of English with Classical education For
character and qualifications, he hegs leave to refer to The
following sentlementiovcrror Peasants, Bishop Moore
Judge BrockenbnromgJ Wickham, b. w Leigh, r. Scott,
r. Stannard, NJ Robinson p. Nicholas and W. II. Fitz-
whylsonn, Esqures; Col Gooch, and DR.. Cotton.
Terms, SO dollars each session, comprising . month.
Aug %G-w7t r. REYNOLDS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
RICHMOND VIRGINIA, FRIDAY AUGUST oe ISL
TO THE PUBLIC.

Ue hare Receiced, and hare no,o an Store
15O Ilhds. Sugar, of various qualities, part OF
which prime
400 bags Laguira and other green coNecs
100 bags pepper
100 boxes soap
500 casks cut nails
900 barrels loaf sugar
20 pipes imitation brandy
10 do superior Coguac brandy
10 do Holland gin, superior
10 boxes fig blue
10 do. starch
hhd. superior old Antigua rum
do Cognac brandy
Is hhds. molasses
81 casks sweet Malaga wine
30 barrels New England rum
y hhds. Jamaica do
so barrels Kentucky whiskey
10 quarter casks Sicily Madeira wine
% kegs satpetrc
- dozen sfers
$50 kegs English lead
$50 do. American do.
AND WILL RECEIVE
IN eto dayS from Boston, .Nc,O York, I'hiladoiphu
Baltimore, .NorfoH anil Pyociieace
so lhds. sugars, superior
70 do molasscs, uncommony bright and fine
Ii bags ola " bite coffee
10 hlds. copperas
100 barrels AackercI, No. J
$50 boxes soap
$50 bags shot
60 half boxes segars
80 punCheons fine Antigua rum
100 packages American Cotton Goods, offitstqualty;
ALSO,
500 kegs Rogers gunrowdcr.
All OF which will be sold the most liberal terms
MoNCUKE, ROBINSON & PLEASANTS.
August 19-tE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26

IL The CONSTITUTIONAL Wig is published triec q
yeek Iuestays and Frtdays) at te dollars per a1.un,
?dydble an adyance.
II Precious 10 discontnua'.ce Of tie paper, al ar
rstrdeS ast IL ptif ~. .4Sd those iro may ,cish to
dtsc'aitAts icW a0tJ NE Editors TO that effect, least
thirty days 5yore The pertOd crpires fer hich they sub
ScribeI.
II For Hincrtsjnrj csntS square Cor iess) for the
.t'St insertion, ant 30 ces (or each CONFERENCE.-The
.tmjer Of Insertions be Ioted The MS. oHerisc
fheY icW he continued andcharged accordiagly.
70 advertisements from tie country 10 be paid for IN
ad0dnce assumed Dr. responsible individual in this
:3iGcc -ndncIle:er.
; an letters 10 Gie Editors must be postpaid, they
eoH receiue attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
GEoRcErow;i. Aurnst f6.

Yesterday TIC very interesting but painful ceremony q
fqing me rel witnessed the ViOtioa in this town
The subject who bid adicu all the substantial pleasures Of
lie for the and tst0scr, the amiublc and inter-
esng daughter Of Capt Jones of tic Navy There to us
hug peculiarly revolving in the idea OF young and
beautiful mmurins herself in convent, ard be-
coming excluded foni all the joys and pleasure OF society
she was well calculated adorn II really appears 20 US
something like shutting living body in sepulchrc TO pine
out an among dead mems bones nd hollow sa
SOULS; it to al inens and purposes ady
world where there is much substantial good and real
enjoyment and to 0uxoe after another beyond the cod
Of Jordan where all is darkness and incertitule
The parent has the grief and agony endure
had followed 's nfgug The 7st receptacle for o.! th
3 1ivr-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
THIRD EDITION

USi published and for sale by J. HIS T. n ASH the
- Mtrd edition Of G.iR-NEIIrS LECTURES on
fH-n'1h| ,OotHIiOJN, comprising the first md Sc
cond series OF course delivered Mrs Garments pupils
Emwood, Essex county, Virginia To which is added the
Gossips Manual. '''N
DjThs edition embraces four Lectures which have No,
ocen published III any previous edition, which the
lie one assured will he tho from The pen of Mr.
ON tie subject.-Pricc only ST.
June 1O-tf.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
TIAYTI.

Extract Of letter from Rio de Janero, dated March g.
-"The Sentence of death pronounced by the Supreme Cout
Of Rio dc Jauciro, against three individuals implicated la
the revolution of Pernanbuco, and executed the 18th this
month, has produced great sensation, especially among
the European Portuguese because the first of these iudiyI
duaIs j. w. R0tcliG, born it, Portugal Of English pa
rents; the second J. Meirovch, native of Malta
aud the third, Joaquin da Silvo Louro, European
Portuguese They certainly foreigners, and had
fidelity The emperor or under his Govern
They arrived in Pernambuco while that province
was in state Of revolt Their legitimate sovereign had
qucny their joining the revo!utionis,s could not be
siderrd high treason, the crime for which they
dcmned. But is said their fate determined long
tiue before their trial The assigned is, that
j. w. RacG, Of great talents, vino drew up the de-
passed by the Coes OF Lisbon, or the Punishment Of
the Queen Of Portugal who had secretly offered reward
fOr bis hcni.9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
BACON AND LARD

PHEASANT WINSTON, (Cary Sueet) has ON Con-
sigmcnt, by the latest arrivals i'm the Doc and o1s
for Sale, ~ ' ~ e''
oooo lbs Smithel Bacon, (Prctlow's curing per scbr
Nancy Ann,
i%oOo do. do. do. (Tbomass do) per schr. Union,
'4ooo do. do. do. (Kicks's dos Der schr. Comet
-, 49, IN STORE,
>@'ouo IDS. Superior Smhiied Bacon, (Newsom's dol
~ kegs of hard white leaf Smithfeld Land in small
kegs, for family use,
IOO Obis gross hcrrings, Nos & 3,
20 do. do. do.
:" no. roe do do for family use,
~ 10. genuine peach brandy, warranted years old
aud also.
oOo Kegs Smitlied lard, put up in seasoned kegs of
small size, expressly for the West India market deli
verabe at this place, Smithfeld ard Norfolk Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
THE UNITED STATES
FIRE xNsUR ANCE COMFY

NcoRPoRATED by the Legislature of The State OF New
Nork-(oihce No $50 Peal street. in the city of New
Richmond aud its vicinity contact for Insurance ON
houses, warehouses and other buildings or mer
chadIs. machinery furn"rc, and other personal proper ty
against loss or damage by FIRE
THIS company incorporated Ma 3ls,. 1894 viii,
cWpal Of $250G00 and have the privilege of extending
II TO SoooOoo-fh rates Of insurance modera tc
those of other institutions
ISAAC DAVENPORT. AGrxr
Aug 54-w6t CAV, .,ra,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
THE WEST INDIA I1I3RRrCANr

The French ship LEcair, arrived at Ncw York fropo
ST PcIrcs Martinique, informs that tie gale cOnrneh
ced there the 2Gth uit. at T. NJ and lasted till half
past next morning. The wind was from s. w. 10 5.
and blew with hc grcatcs6yolcnce about in the even
iEg from tie South. No French vessels lost;
three American vessels were driven ashore and went 10
piecss Tic plantations in that neghborbooi net
fBReh injured.
Information from Gaudaloupe, stated that great iu-
Jury was done at Bassatcrre, which nearly dcrnoi
ishcd--aiI the government buildings blown down
nearly eight hupycd persons persisted, and the plauta-
tons much injured.
At Point Petrc, several American vessels and French
coasters we're driven ashore, and suffered or less
damage
At Roscaux, (DorDinico) all the vessels were lost
At Barbados and St Lucie the shipping sustained co
siderable injury.
The real author Of the Letters Of Junus is nov
nounced, by Mr.. GEORGE CoyFSvrRT, TO have bcer
: Lord Viscoupf SAcRvtTGE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26

F%ACEARTAH McGRUDEH administrator de b0nis non
- OF Elizabeth Johnson, deed, aud Franres his wife,
- iiau Trabue and Molly his wife, John Miller and
Frances his wife, Pleasant r. Baird aud May his wife.
Elizabeth. Ffauces Nancy McCuul, Benjamin McCau
and Wkidio II. EcCaul, children Of Sarah AIcCau decd.
FAKE NOTICE, That shall take the dispositions Of Ma
William Henley and othcrs the Short Pump in the
county of feucn the eth day Of September next, be
rom day day till corpctcd:Ou the 10th day
fthe uogh, Sept Of Turner r. Henley and others
9ours the county Of (oochlaud on the 1911
lay ofthe month, Scpembe the dispositions OF Austin
Ford others, Moseley Tavern formally Mauns in
county Of Hanover be continued from day to day til
oulccd, and to be read evidence in suit depending
the suResior OF cauccry for the Richmond district,
wbic wc are plaintiffs, and you defendants wien aud
there you may attend it you please
THOMAS PURYEAR,
50-viw .1nd JANE his rife.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
yREAs.RY DEP.4NrMEvr. 2oM 49, ] 81. |

TREASURY DEP,4JIT.NE.YT. 29M HPrjL182j.
O4CE Is hereby given that tho first day OF October
~ next the principal Of the six per cent. stock Of the
n,ied States, created under the authority 0f act Of
Congress entitled, San act auhorsing loan for not
exceeding eleven millions Of dollars, opened the i4th
tay &c March, 1919 Together with the then due
rroor, VIII BE- pad to the prOprietars If said stock
-ner atto:cs duly authorised, At the Treasury VI the
aitei Sfatgsin Washington and the several Offices
the books o hfh any portion Of said stock stand.
Of certificates Of said stock will be
aised the Of payment, anh the interest said
ock viii cease fem nd after the Goth day ofScpiembcr
r.z'. SAINT l.. SOUTHARD,
nag 6-4N .4ezing Secy gfHse Iranrzy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
YIRCLVT4:

FITttFI.FIU;
At rules, hod clerks of tue superior court
Of chaucery for the Richmond district, the On day Of
june, 1895:
William Hawley, j.. PHI.
against
Henry Davis John Spinod, merchants and partners
trading under the 6rm of Henry Davis & Co. and kIou
cure, Robinson & Peasants, DTS.
4 ra defendants Henry Davis & Co. having entered
their appearance and given security according the Of
assembly and the rules Of this court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidences that they not inhabitants of this
country; ordered that the said defendants do appear here
the first day Of the and toe bill of the
painti and copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
in newspaper published in the city Of Richmond,
and posted the front door Tic
capitol, in the said city.
So copy Tosie, I'm. ". HEsvLrG. {. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
TRGLNq.

TIfG IJNII:
At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court
of ciiacery, for the Richmond district, the 9th day of
June, 1895
John Britain, admir- Of Louisa Crcnshaw, PA.
against
Garland A. CreEsbaw, admir- Of David Crenshaw, dec J.
George W. Payne sheriff Of Goochand county, and in
that character admir- with the viii aunexed of john Da
Wis dec q, Reuben Burton Thomas o. Burton, Benjamin
Smute, william NJ. Burton and Lytdal Bowes,
DIS
The defendants Benjamin Smuie and VILLAS, NJ. Bur
ton, not having entered their appearance and giving security
according TO the Of assembly and the rules os
ard appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
inhabitants of this country is ordered, that the said de-
c"dants DO appear here TIC FIRST day Of the term
and answer the til Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy ofts
order by forthwith inserted newspaper published in
the city Of Richmond for months successfully, and
posted the front door Of the capitol in tho said city
81 Copy. Tese. I'm. ". HE.VLNCf, {. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-26
TIRGLNTl:

At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the superior court
of chancery ior the Richmond district, the 9th day of
June, 1926
Humphrey Belt, phc
against
Thomas Wilkinson lizard Wilkinson james r. Wilkinson,
Sally Wilkinson, John Wilkinson James w Jennings il,
his own right and surviving partner of Jennings &
Willis; Carter Wilkinson, Lidard Wilkinson and John
ware, DIS.
The defendants Garter Wilkinson, Lidard Wilkinson,
and John Ware not having entered their appearance and
given security according the of assembly and the
rules OF this court and it appearing by satisfactory evil
dence that they inhabitants Of this country
ordered That Tie said defendants do appear mere the first
day Of the next term md answer the bill of the plaintiff;
and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
newspaper published IN the city of Richmond, for
months successfully, and posted the front door of the
capitol, in the said city.
81 copy. Tcste, Htn. u HE.NI.NC, &C..