davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

Of thinking and speaking upon different sub
iccts, with such confidence, that they did
not perceive they had been waiting tor the
lady three quarters OF an hour.
Latrcmblaye at length noticed the non-ar-
riydl-'Shc is not come yet.
"She will not come at all, !" replied Euge-
MIA.
Latremblaye, in utter establishment, looked
at Eugenia, whose eyes answered only by an
expression of langour, mixed with a smile,
which produced together an inexpresssible
grace.
s.yVould vou," said Eugenia, "be very an
gry with me, if by chance, there should be
no truth in the history of my unfortunate
lady? if this was but proof, means OF
pointing out to my heart man whose
sensiblity was not the effect OF sensual de-
siresf'
I,atremblaye knew not what to answer.
"You will perhaps believe me-" contin-
ued Eugenia, "when tell you have re-
ceived the homage of several men; will you
also believe me when | add, that none OF
those who distinguished me, was precisely
such one as wished9 Ehe death of my
mother, whom lost early, has given T. con-
siderable degree of independence to my
mind Ny father is the friend consult al
al; he permitted me to make a trial, a bold
one without doubt, but which, however,
could go no further than what ] wished
81 am not recovered from my surprise.
said atremblayc.--"What was it but a
fent, 1t has cost you much, am sure, for
! recolect several circumstances in which
you were interdicted."
at is true; butt was supported by the in
tention of confessing every thing"
"And my memorial /"
al will keep it" said Engenia, as mon
ument of the goodness of your heart; and the
. eloquence ofyour style"
'And the author of the memorial, what
will YOU make Of him :"
"NIy husband" replied Eugcnia with
iowncast looks, if he wishes it, and if our
two families consent"
The two families, composed of good per-
sons, easily consented, and the young couple
were united at Paris few weeks ago. AS
soon as they were united, they went to pay
{. visit to Madame C.sw", to relieve her
from her benevolent anXiety, and to make
her all elegant present for the bundle
which she had sent for the unfortunate Ia
dy.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21
" MASILlNGTON. Lilly L

The article below, on a medical subject,
deserves great respect, as well from its
origin, as from it's Importance to .hose parts
of our country in which the disease referred
to is prevalent. 'Fhe author and descrber
of the remedy is an eminent physician in
Prince George county, Maryland, and Dir.
Kent, of the same county, who vouches Tor
its success in his ncighbourhood, is the in
telligent and highly respectable Representa-
tive OF that district in the Congress of the
United States.-.Nat. Mtei
Bladens6urg, Juiy 10, 1925.
To the Honorable Joaehh Kent, III D.
Dear Sir: The heat of the weather in the
after part of last month, has already brought
about number of cases of Dysentcry, which
sunusualy early for the appearance of this
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

The London Literary Gazette informs us that
the Pope has, atic the following fashion under
taken the
Copper@on Of the Jeuw.-The Monarch of the
triple crown has lately issued AN Edict, of which
the following is an eXtract:-'In order the bet
ter to spread the light OF the gospel amongst the
lSraelitcS, the measure taken during the time Of
Pope Clement III. to compel Jews to attend
Catholic sermons, and which only was interrupt
cd by the recent political events to- which italy
has ben prey are re rc-cstablishcl from the date
of 1st of March last" The Edict afterwards or
dcrs $500 Jews to attend sermon every Satur-
day evening; and that according to their turn,
there shall be amongst them 100 individuals aged
from II to 13 years, and 50 girls and women of
the same age. Each time that Il Jew misses
sermon when it is his turn to attend, he shall
pay fine ofiivc paoli, no excuse will be admit
ted: if the oldest Jews do not dcnounce the de.
faulters, they shall be fined thirty scudi. The
Christians who insult the Jews when they are
at church shall be birchcd or incur other pains,
according as the circumstances arc more or less
grave"
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

a remarkable instance of superstition and
mal-administration of justice, occurred at
Barcelona short time since. The military
commission condemned a man to the galley
for ten years, for having said that the i'm
age of the Virgin Mary at Montserrat was
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

When General Lafayette was in the WI
lage of Whitehall, we learn that after rassl.'s
the open columes Of the military, an'l i,s hc
turned on the bridget it was like magic
about seventy children Oittle misses rron'
five to nine years ofage,) appeared, arranS
ed on each side, dressed in snow white napi'i.
ments, with garlands of flowers decking thel, men.
little heads, and small osier baskets uhuel
their arms, filled with roses, headed Dy .
young lady of about eighteen years (tm.h
tutoress) herself an emblem OF molest beau
ty-a Miss Wilson. They began strewins
their roses before the General IN such q''''-
titles, (making their courtsies as he advai1,
cd,) that he literally crossed the bridge on :
carpet of full blown roses. he scene
oyercame the old veteran, that the tear STAR
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

On the goth May, young man employed
in a mercantile house at Lyons, shot him
self with pistol. y few minutes before, he
wrote letter to his fellow clerk, begging
him to put his accounts to rights, and assign
ing as the cause of his suicide, a dread OF
miserable old age on account OF physical
sufferings that he endured. lie added,
that if his friend had need of him in the
other world he offered him bis services.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

The culture Of silk in Egypt, is said to
have been undertaken by orders OF the Pa
cha, on a scale equally extensive with that
of cotton; and as the soil and climate are a.
like favourable to the growth of the mulber-
ry, and the breeding Of the worm, it is be-
leyed that there will, at no remote periad,
be vast increase in the produce of COM
modify now i'll such universal request
throughout Europe.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

Extract Of private letter Of the 18th May,
! from Madrid:--"Ih he revolt of the garrison
at Seville presented an aspect the more scri-
GUS as the civil authorities and officers took
no steps to prevent the pillage to which
rebels gave themselves up. The cause of
, their revolt is unquestonably the wretch
edness which they suffer Thc garrison of
Santander has also revolted, and the men
traverse the town crying-Thc Constitution
for ever. The insubordnation Of these like
wise is certainly occa>ioncd by the misery.
They rather resemble Il troop of beggars
! than soldiers of Statc.---Thc Governor OF
Santandcr had great difficulty il restoring
order. 4 multitude of persons have been
arrested among the troops, the officers and
even respectable merchants OF the town. On
the following day Proclamation was issued
Offering a great reward to any one that would
make known the authors of the plot, for our
Government sees nothing but plots, where it
ought to behold the natural and unavoidable
consequences Of its own maadministration
and the necessities Of the soldiers. 4 few
! days ago some royalist volunteers, being sent
10 a pot house to pct down d dispute, aug
mented the tumult. lhe corrcgidor Of Mad
rid repaired to the spot, and having re-
preached the volunteers the latter bound
him, and two officers that accompanied him
who were only rescued by the arrival of al
armed force. The King has given order.
S for immediate inquiry to be made into the
S affair, and for exemplary punishment to bt
? awarded to the guilty.
l a remark able instance of superstition ant
: mal-administration of justice, occurred a
& ms 40 mil ~,
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware register., 1825-07-21

In Bradford's History of Massachusetts, it
is stated that the Legislature, after the bril-
liant affair at Bennington, presented Gen.
Stark with suH IF Clothes and Il hiece Ct
H4en. They had no idea, it seems, that he
should be Sfark naked.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
I. sAL.AEGMAC's

EAMES DICKIE md Joanna his wife, Jonathan
- Brooke and Anne his wife, Francis Rowe, ex or
OF George D. Shackleford, decd, and in lis own
light, Patsey Shackleford, widow Of the said George
d. Shackleford, decd, William A. Backhouse and
. Molly his wife, formerly Lewis, Solomon Graves,
zsenior, and William b. Graves, John l.. Graves,
aIveson Graves, Bazilla Graves Solomon Graves ir.
2ECances Graves and Sidney Graves, children of
zRnces Graves, decd, who was Frances evils,
mia Critfeuden, Henry Iveson Crittenden aud
3Iary Elizabeth Crittenden, children of Thomas G..
tEttenden and Sarah his wife, Zachariah w Crit
sien, Cathariue Faulkner, admx Of Thomas
.lkner deed, Harriet Rowe, executrix of James
Rowe, deed, who was admir- of Anthony Gardner,
I'd, William Boyd, admir- de boniS nan of the said
Stony Gardner, decd, john Chowniug, adu'r of
abeih NJ. Davis, decd, and john A. G.. Davis,
la A. Mcintyre, formerly Davis, Mordecai c.
and Eliza NJ. his wife. Thomas G.. Braxton
Maria his wife, and Lucy Davis, Catharine
4 is, Martha Davis and Jauics Davis, infant chill
ofthe said Elizabeth NJ. Davis. decd and Eliza
ckeiord, Anthony G. Shdckelford, Judy Shackei-
Mary Anue SLackcford Cathariue Shackel-
aud Martha Shackelford, infant children of
Jorge D. Shackelford, deed, and Lucy Aune Boyd
4 and William 3. Boyd infant children IF William
Boyd, their guardian specially assigned to defend
tahem in this 5uit:-TARE NOTICE, that on Tuesday,
~ 22d day Of February next ensuing, I shall pro-
Ncd to take the dispositions Of John Gresham and
a ohm Will5ams, between the hours Of eight in the
looming and six in the evening. a George X. Carl
pms store, in the county Of King & Queen. state of
rgnis-The taking Of the said dispositions to be
81 ontinued from day to day Sundays excepted be-
3 lscen the hours aforesaid, until couclu1ed-to be
bad in evidence in suit nov pending in ihe SUI
a 'erior Court Of Chaucery for tine Richmond Dis
riot in which plaintiff, and you defendants.
ZACHARY LEWIS.
m a. w4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
HaLU.aBLE PROPERYY EoR S4LE

IALO.4BLE PROPERTY FOR S.AL.E.
Z pursuance of a Deed of Trust, from Archelaus
u hughes and wife, to Nathaniel Sheppard, and
John Is. Clopton, dated the Din of May. 1890 of
record i'll tho Clerks Office of the Hastings Court of
The ity of Richmond for the purpose of securn. the
payment OF a sum of money to Byrd George, will be
sold AT Public Auction, the premises, for ready
money, on the 18th day of January, 1926 at the
hour of 10 O'Clock, all that tenement lying In the
SAID city, where the said Hughes lived at the date
OF said deed, at the of G. aud Tenth Streets it
being part oil the lot of ground numbered in the plan
oi SAID city, three hundred aud ninety seven, (No
1877 and bounded mentioned i'm the said deed of
trust.
u BY consent of parties, the above sale is
postponed to 18th February, 1925.
N. SHEPPARD.
Jan. IL BYRD GEORGE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
Garnett's Aectuves.

WITH COPPERPLATE ENGRAVING.
HSHE publisher has the pleasure of announcing
n TO the public that he has added To the above
work handsome Frontespece, which, with the
letters of chef-justice Marshall, sc. &c. SC. are
now bound up with the volume.
~ Price Ome Dollar, neatly bound. To be
had at my Printing Office. over Messrs. HAYES 4:
Loomer's dry-good store, Market Bridge; aud at
Mrs. Whites millimery-store, ID door below Messrs
Il. II NELSON'S.
~ Il liberal discount made TO ,choiesaIe purcIias-
erS. +. w. WHITE.
Jan4 3t#
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
New York Literature LOTTERY

THIRD CLASS.
10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars,
IL of 900 Dollars, 90 of 800 Dollars,
Al of 200 Dollars,
Besides great many of & 100, $50, S12, sc.
Delay not in procuring the lucky numbers.
But few more orders can be received.
Whole Tickets, So Quarters, 9
Half, 4 Eghths,
Orders for tickets received at the Lottery
and Exchange Office of
S. & NJ. ALLEN & co.
No. 759 Main st. Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
JST SALE OF L AND IN .GOOCH.
LIND.

~ VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST ex-
ecuted to the subscribers ny Neil McCoull, to
Are to William Long the payment of a certain
of money therein mentioned, we shall proceed
Sell to the highest bidder, for cash, on tine 24th
n ofJanuary, 1925, on the premises, tract of
Flnd containing Seven Hundred and odd acres, Gas
Her deed,) situated and being in the county of
f;oochland, called White Hail--about eight miles
|ibove Goochland Court House; OF so much thereof
}is shall be sufficient TO satisfy and pay the said
iebt, The Trustees will only convey such title as
is vested in them by said deed.
ROBERT DOUTHAT.
JOHN 6. WILLIAMS.
Nov. 26. tds88.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
BANK OF VIRGINIA. ,

jan 81, 1870.
fE>HE President and Directors have declared a
dividend of three per cent on the capital stock
oil the Bank. The usual deduction of one dollar
and quarter per share will be borne by the holders
OF the old stock only; the new stock having COM
pleted tine payment of its bonus. Dividends nav
able on the 10Th inst.
Jan4-4t w DANDRIDCE C,e,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

o The CoNsrIrUrIoNAL Wing is published
Ice a ,ceek, (Iuesdays aiM Frilays,) al fUe dol
ars per 0H',un, payable IN adodncc.
U j For ADVERTISING is cents square (orhss)
The first insertion, and SO cents for each con-
stance--Ihe number Of INSERTIONS be itoted
Y NE shS. otherVise they cih be continued aid
ftdrged accordingly.
~ advertisements from HE cou,,fry 10 be maid
an Advance, or assumed by some responsible iid;-
e"at IN his pldce or .uoachester.
hF 4H letters 10 the Editors must be post paid,
they tcW receive no attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
TO TIMBER GETTERS.

ME James River Commissioner wishes to con-
tract for the delivery of ten thousand cubic
OF forest pine timber, fourteen thousand surface
OF three inch turpentine plank, and eight hun
y white oak Ties, fourteen feet long and eight
Is in diameter-for the purpose of renewing
am at the lower arch. The materials may be
ed on the North or South shore of the river,
contractor may prefer Proposals will be
Verbally, or in writing to s,,.s
MONCURE ROBINSON, Engineer
1&-2f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

WAs committed to the jail Of this county,
w on the 9th day of August last. a negro man
who calls himself Elijah. lie states that he is
from the state Of Georgia, and is the property Of
Mr.. Barlow Of that state. Having been pur-
chased from a citizen Of Maryland, he says he was
on his way back to that state Elijah is about FIVE
feet ten eleven inches high, Of dark complexion,
and appears to be about forty years Of age.
GERMAN JORDAN ,Jailor.
Campbell city. Va. Dec. 81. Got.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
Young ladies Seminary,

III Ute IteStdence q D3ct Il. JTOSDy, an POlO-
hdtan County.
vBSHE exercises of this institution under the su-
a permtendance of Mrs. H. Rudd, will com
mence on the LIST OF Feb. 1925, and close on the
Goth of Nov. following. Board and tuition lin all
the useful branches) as heretofore,
For tie Session Of Ten Months, $40.
The course of Instruction includes Spelling Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo
graphy with the of Maps History, tancient and
"odern) Chronology p eieUlTnts Of Cne-
mistry and Philosophy. Music, by gentleman of
superior qualifications, at $50 per quarter.
Dec 81 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
sTRAvED OR STOLEN.

ANROM Lunenburg county,a bright bay HORSE,
Il four years old last spring-about four feet
eleven inches high, thick mane aud bushy long tail;
very spirited, and trots well; dished face-not
white spot about him. Any person giving any infor-
nation, or delivering the above horse at Luuenburg
Courthouse, will be literally rewarded by the SUBJ
scribe S. BETH & SHAW.
Jan. 4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IN Certificate Of the United States Stock, in the
name NJ John Mason, bearing date the 10Th of
March, 1871, has been lost or mslaid, and due ap-
plication will he made at the Loan Office of the
United States Tor its renewal Deferred per cent.
Stock, No. 1870, anot It $50 OIL
JOHN II. MASON, SENR.
Jan. ii wt3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGLNI9.

oME Professors of the University, and of
! important branches of science, being not vet
ned, although they have been for some time
ly expected, the public are notified that as
as they arrive, an early day will be fixed on
Eening the Institution, and notice thereof pub
with such details of information as may be
Necessary to be known to parents and students
Evious to entrance into the schools.
y A. S. NORTHUMBERLAND u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

HNo. WAYLES BAKER will practice Law in
~ the Superior and Inferior Courts held in the
counties of Amelia, Cumberland and Powhatan.
He may be found at the clerks Office of Amelia
county, where he now resides. Jan 11-.}t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

F.4R.MERS' BANK or T>IRGLvL4.
FANHE President and Directors have declared a
4 dividend of two and half per cent. on the
capital stock for the last months; which will be
paid to the stockholders on the 18th inst.
Jan 4-6t WIN NEEERVIS CASH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
I'D H. WHlTLOCK having associated himself
q. with FRANCIS WICKER, they would in
ran their friends and the public in general that
Aey have rented the Lumber house and Yard, being
rt of that well known stand formerly the property
Charles Whitlock, decd, on Carey street, wher e
~ have on hand, aud intend keeping, a general
vi rtment of all descriptions of Latmber. Also,
ie hbi. or less quantity, Lime, Tar, Pitch,
s$In, Ralo T,trpenfine, do. SpiriLs, Parrish, &c.
ff b. They will also attend to the disposition of
articles of country produce entrusted their
# r. III. WHITLOCK.
w FRAN. WICKER.
Fan. II OF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
ALI TO BE DRAWN.

beS'des many OF 500, s 100 so, &c. &c. all
remain to be drawn from the wheel of the
Maryland State Lottery, No. 3.
now drawing weekly in the city of Baltimore
nine drawings already over, and only eleven
more to complete This splendid scheme.
ON THURSDAY
another drawing takes pace.-To be in time
for the Lucky Numbers, application must be
made inmediately-delayu not. Prizes in any
oft|ie State Lotteries taken in payment.
Whole Tickets, S12 Quarters, So 90
Halves, 6 Eigfths, so
Orders for Tickets received and attended to
with promptness, if addressed to
S. & VI. ALLEN & co.
No. 759, Main Street. Richmond,
Where the cash is always ready for prizes as soon
as drawn. Jan. 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25

The debt of Baltimore, as exhibited in a COM
munication from The Mayor, to the City Coun.
ellis, is S4S4, $50 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-01-25
WI AN AGER.'S OFFICE,
q No. 12l, Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
YATES & NI'TNTYRE.

Zoe drawn, on Wednesday, the 9th of March
next, and completed in few minutes,
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
ADVERTISEMENT.

The following hit is intended for
Mrs. Coutts, who, it is reported, is "a
bout to be united to Lord A. Beauclerc,
relative of the Duke Of St. Adams, and
Earl of Buriord.
WANTED, by a widow, at the head of
long established clearinghouse in the
metropolis, BEAU CLERK, to take the
chief management of her extensive con-
cerns-should he be approved upon
trial, he will probably be admitted as a
sleeping partner. He must be attentive
and willing, quiet in his department,
and civil in his behaviour.
This offer would suit the son of a
half pay Lieutenant in the navy, or any
person to whom a comfortable situa-
ton with good wages would be an OBJ
ject.
Address to the DUKES HEAD, ST..
ALBAN's; or to the SUN BURFoRD.
N. B. All letters must be post paid.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24

A few years ago, there was fellow
with long bead in London, who pro-
fessed himself to be the wandering
Jew. He did not adhere TO the legend,
which was of little consequence as his
visiters were not likely to be better in
formed than himself, but laid claim to
higher antiquity than the Jerusalem
shoemaker, and declared that he had
been with Noah in the ark. Noah he
said had refused to take him in; but he
got in secretly, and hid himself among
the beasts, which is the reason why his
name is not mentioned in the Bible;
and while he was there, the he-goat had
given him blow on the forehead, the
mark of which was visible to this day.
Some person asked him which coun-
try he liked best of all that he had vi
sited in his long preregination: he an
swered Spain, as perhaps man would
have done who had really seen all the
world. But it was remarked as rather
extraordinary that Jew should prefer
the country Of Inquisition. God bless
you, sir replied the ready rogue, shak-
ing his head and smiling at the same
time, as if at the error OF the observa'
tiop, sit was long before christianity
that was last in Spain, and shall not
go there again till long after it is all O.
ver!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-05-24
PROOFS OF vULGARrTY.

There is no surer sign of vulgarity
than jactitation of gentility. An anxi-
ETY. to appear particularly knowing in
such rules of good breeding as Mr.. Dill
worth expounded and governantes in
culcate, betrays the miserable ambi-
ton of vulgar mind. Under-bred
pretenders to fashion are perpetually
talking Of what is, and what is not the
Thing: they have always part to learn,
and are, consequently, like the bour-
geois gentilhomme, ever running over
on the subject oftheir studies :they are
wonderfully shrewd observers Of glar-
ing solecisms, and are bitterly severe
on any departure from those established
canons laid down in the Primer Of
PoHteness. What little they do know
of etiquette, they ostentatiously parade,
and most vehemently do they assist on
its laws.-London Examiner.