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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
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TTNtiJNT,T:
At rules holden in he clerks Office of the superior conr,
Of chancery Tor the Richmond district, the day of
September, 1925:
jacob Mitchell (of the county Of SUSSEX Littlebcrrv F.
Siainhack admf of Mary Gary deed, and David May
(of the town of PetcfsbuggO PIX
against
Anthony Pension, Samuel Pension Ira T. Smith and Ellen
his wife, Qormcry Ellen Pcniston,) Mary &. John g.
ani Juuus Pension, and Thomas Pension, by Roger
Mallory their next friend, and the said Roger Mallory
as aGm Oh samuel Pension, dec d, DTS.
The defendants Anthony Pension Samuel Pension 1
e. Smith aud Ellen his wife, Mary G. Pension and Tho,
Pcrisor not having entered their G. given seen,
ry according to the fassemby & the rules OF this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence they are not
inhabitants of this country IS ordered, that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the FIRST day Of next term and
answer the bill Of the paiuis; aud that a copy of is or
der be forthwith Inserted in newspaper published il,
the city of Richmond for ,ucccssivrv an,
ed at the front door Of tie capitol, in the said CITY,
10 copy. Teste, I'm. ". YE.VLNC; r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
TIRGINT9;

At rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court
of chaucery for the Richmond district the 9Th day Of
September, 1925:
Joseph G. Wilder, Thomas Jones, exor Of Joseph Jones'
acc q, and Thomas Shore, surviving partner Of John
Wilder, lately decd, and himself merchants and CO.
partners, under the firm of Wilder & Shore, pRG.
against
Peter F. Archer, John T. Moscley Edward askns John
A. Archer Peter Archer, IT, Robert Haskns and Mar
tina his wife, Mary-Ann Archer, Wood Jones and Eliza
beth his wife, John Jone, and Sarah r. his wife, and
William W. Archer, and Louisa Caroline Archer, DTS.
The defendants John Jones and Sarah r. his wife, no!
having entered their appearance and given security
ing the Of assembly and the rules Of this court ard
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that they are moi in
hebtants Of this country is ordered that the said defen
daut do appear here the first day Of the next term and
answer the bill NJ the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in the
city OF Richmond for months SUCCESSFULLY and posted
Of the front door Of the capito, in the said city
64f copy. Teste, HIN. ", HEYLNlC, e..
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VIRGINIA:
AT rules, holden III the clerks Office Of the superior court Of
chancery for the Richmond district the 9th day of June
1925:
Beverley B. Browne, Fielding Browne and orrs Browne
PHfs.
against
Wade hIosby, Thomas Gatewood in his own right and ae
cxo of Philemon Gatewood decd; Richard and William
Gatewond, children and heirs with Thomas Gaewood
Of the said Philemon Gatewood, decd; Thomas Mann
Rnndolph,jr. and Susan his wife, John +. Bower and
Mary his wife, and Mary a. Gaewood, widow of PIle-
mon Lakewood, DejiS.
The defendants William Gafewond and John f. Bower
and Mary his wife, not having their appcar-
ance and given security according the act Of assem-
by and the rules of This court, and it appearing by sa
usfdctory evidence that they inhabitants of this
country it is ordered, that the said defendants do appear
here the first day of the and answer tho bill
Of the plaintiffs and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
mond' tor two months successfully, and posted the fror'
door of the capitol 10 the said city.
81 copy-Tesse, I'm ". HE.NTNG, C C.
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NSj ILL be s"l; the premises, Public Auction.
On Monday. the 18th day of December next, the
iiNAC OF LAND belonging 10 the Estate of James
ocke, decd This Tract of Land lies the South side of
James River III the County of Powhatan thirty two
miles from the City of Eichmod containing four hundred
acres forty OF winch low grounds equal any on the
river; the highland is excellent quality calculated for
the missing OF Corn, Tobacco and Cotton. The improve
mens, comfortable Dwelling House, with the necessary
outhouSes for domestic purposes. The Barn. Stables Sc
equal II not superior TO any in the Conty.-One third OF
the purchase money will be required time of SALE the
balance in equal payments in aud years. with
6ecn OF trust on the property TO secure the same.
On the lay. will be sold Stock of Horses Cat
l' Hogs &c; the Cop, OF Corn and Fodder, together with
flaming Ue'sis, and Household ard Kitchen Furniture of
every description.
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rules holden in tho Clerks Office ofthe superior court
Of chancey or the Richmond district the 81 day of Oc
tober 1925:
James Lyle admor tic 5onis with tho viii annexed Of
James Lyle ST. dc CD PH
against
James Brown, surviving exor Of William Mitchell ST.
deed, Garland Thompsou, W cx or uf William Mitchell
jr vino cx'or Thomas Mitchel who was ono orbe
exors oftbe said VILLAIN MITCHELL ST.; the said Garland
Thomp,on, j.. aud Sarah !. his wife, William D. Wrc,
sergeant Of the city of Richmond, and adm'or Of John
Rddcl, dcc'd Edmund Lockct, sheriff Of Chesterfield
and admor Of Alexander McCau decd; the said Gar
land Thompson, cx'or Of Sarah J. MITCHELL dec'd Tim
Johnson, Francis Johnson and Barbara his wifi: Ann
Maria Mitchell, George g. Mitchell iarau b, the
said Garland Thompson il. his guardian James Innis
Francis j. MITCHELL Thomas u. MITCHELL and Alox,u
DER W. Mitchell DTS
Tire defendants Ann Maria Mitchell and Alexander vs.
Mitchell, not having entered their appearance aid aive
security according the Of assembly the rules Of
this court ard it appearing by satisfactory evidence that
ey are not inhabitants of this country: 1t is ordered thai
The SAID defendants do appear here the first dav Of the
next term and answer the hin Of the plaintiff: and that
COPY Of this order be forthwith inserted in some nevspaper
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months snccp
syey and posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
said city. "
70 Copy. Tes'c, I'm, ". HENING, C. c.
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EDUCATION.

kNhE subscriber Cate Principal Of the Hampton and
Noholk Academes,) respectfully informs the citizens
OF Richmond and its vicinity, that he intends open Clas-
ca Mathematical and English Seminary this citv Oh
tie LIST Monday of October In teaching the classics
tvey attention will be paid Greek and Latin Prosodv
Deivatons Mythology Geography, Sc sc. He will. so
combine course of English with Classical education For
character and qualifications lie begs leave to refer to the
following genilemen:-Goveuor Peasants Bishop Moore
Ju re BrockcnhnrcughJ Wickham, Il. w Leigh r. Scott
Il: Si@nnafd, NJ Robinson, p Nicholas and W. II. Fitz-
whyisonn, Esquires; Col Gooch aud DR.. Cotton
Terms so dollars each session, comprising month
Aug @j-wU r. REYNOLDS
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IAs Ia. 'ViN bOHANNAN-Sir Please take notice,
II that shall, on the FIRST day of 7Ivo,,ho NOT a.,
Hcf 'aycfn in the county ESSEX take the depos,ions
n Capt 10 Evans aud Others be read rs evidence i'm
h' sun now pending in the superior court Of chancerv
wherein am plaintiff and yourself and Others arc de- en-
dants-and that shall for tho same purpose also take the
dispositions Of james Heron and others, at the Eagle Hotel
in the city Of Richmond on the 9Th dav Of thu me
Respectfully, JOS. e. CONVICTION.
SEPT % II w5t
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M r. AMICE YlBERT-SIR: You will please to take
IVA notice, that on the 18th day of Dec. next, at the
Office OF Benjamin Pollard esq in the borough of Norfolk
between the hours of 10 in tie ming aud sunset of the
same day. shall proceed 20 take the dispositions of Sanue
Elckcry and others, be read III evidence in suit NOW
depending in the superior of chancerv for the Ric
mond district in which am plaintiff, and BENJAMIN J
Harris yourself and others defendants and if II 3
dispositions should be completed that dav they wiz
be continued from day day till they are flushed
CARY 5ELDEN.
Richmond, Va 9TH Oct. 1925. 7-G,c
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To Cotton Planters.

4 AMES WINSTON, (Mmke, bridgc) being Exc1u-
~ sivELr engaged in the COMMISSION LINE, offers
his services particularly To the growers of Cotton.
Having paid much the subject, and receiving
regularly the best atvc,s from foreign well s the princ
pal home markets, will be enabled get fr prices any
cotton consigned To him.
Any communications desiring information (and such
sociied) VIII be answered by the return of the INA H.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
TO COTTON GROWERS.

'EHE subscriber has erected convenient and roomy
House IN the of the at present occupied by
HIM on Cary street, where he will receive COYION on
SIOIHGE e, free of charge planter, if sold lying
IN ms house, but storage be charged in all cases when
the cotton Us taken lie will either sell commission
on give IN CASH the highest price paid in the market.
.N.4DISO.N IP.4LII{.3LL.
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NOTICE.

SHALL present Petition TO the next General Assem-
= Dy Of Virginia praying that Law may he passed 10
reimburse the amount of hire paid for hand ~, a,,d
the Lower Locks the James River Canal (com,non1v
called Briggs CANDLES Locks,) in the year 1924
ISHAM RANDOLPH
Loek-keePer and Inspector Of Boats
VO'h Q" at Wesiham.
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4 SYSTEM OF
UNIVERSAL GEOGRAPHY.
BY NJ. MALTE-BRUN,
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MORAL MAXINS.

lie it rather your ambition to acquit yourself well in
your proper station, than TO rise above II.
Despse net small honest gains, risk what you have
on the dclusive prospect OF sudden riches. If YOU are
IN comfortable thriving way keep in ii, and abide n
your own calling rather than the the chance of an
other.
liz worl-mnd 10 ''use the world as not abusing it 81
and probably ind as much comfort in ii as most
1T for rail being, who merely journey ing three II
toward an immortal abode.
To suppose that any man should think as ! do, is TO
suppose that man organized as ann that he has rccev-
ed the same tcrnperamenithe nutrment the SAME
education and (Which includes ALI the mudiiica-
ton with me. in every instant OF his duration in one
word, If is to suppose that he is what am WHY not
expect from him conformity OF features, well as
conformity Of opinions, with ,nine7-the former as il
would seem being just much in his power as the lat
to-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

We extract the following beautiful lines from tie &c
ToH MONTHLY MAGAZINE, periodical pubcatit
which we recommend us deserving OF patronage.
Sun SET
How splendid-how magnificent the sight
OF yonder vest The monarch of the heavens
Reserves his greatest g,ories for the west,
And grants has bencdiction ere he leaves
He bids the painter To initiate,
Aud tells tie landscape that lis meek a nd tame,
And empires rolling in review beneath,
How weak their power, how idle human pomp.-
Pleasure tits motifs rapture behold
That sky: And yet it is selfish Joy
Ills sad To know yon banks of burning gold
Presiding er the dim blue majesty
OF rntains underneath, made as 'twonld seem
For their eternal resting place and throne;
Those rocks of silver too. tng'd with such shades
AS glow on beauty's check, must in an hour
BE gathered with the nigh.--It grieves me too
That IN not numbered With the sons of art,
Aud never save in memory can prOlong
Such joys these; aud even if | were.
Such pictures be spread by man.
Such hues s. III lie upon the heavens alone,
The canvas Of the living God.
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Land for Sale.

N pursuance of the last will and testament of William
n llam!e deed, will be offered for sale on the premises
on I"edGy The l5 day Of NdrenJcr ueri to the highest
ndner, on one, two and three years credit, that valuable
lACi OF LAND, whegeou the said deceased lately re-
sided lying IN the county OF Pitsyvaun, both sides of
urKoy-Cock Creek containing by survey hundred nd
twenty two acres; about hundred which is first
rate low ground and large poltian the balance excel
lent Tobacco improvements very good, being
large aud convenient story brick Dwelling House,
convenient to tie Dwelling House Those wishre 10
purchase land would probably do we'll To call and view
ms tract as It is hut seldom that such arkct.
stephen u. Hamlet, one of the Of Garland
Anderson, living near the land will show to any person
that may call with view Of purchasing.
Also On the same day, will be sold credit twelve
months, all The CROP Of Corn, Fodder Wheat Oats &c
all fhe STOCK n Horses Cattle, Hogs &c.-suudry ar
cie' {" Honschnld and Kitchen FURNITURE, PLANTA-
ZION TOOLS &c &c. belonging estate of the said
deceased Bonds with approved security will be required
OF the purchasers, by THE EXECUTORS
Oct I 72S,
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From he London Nee .Honhly .NGgGcme.
TIE INSPIRATION OF TASSO

TIE INSPIRATION OF TASSO.
TaSso! feel thy phrenzy-ycs, It's there,
The bsautcouS vision hovers in the air.
She leave ine home the stars conceal from EARTH
Where Pleasure knows no hours aud life no blrth;
here angels wake the sphere accorded choir,
Amd borne on golden wings outSpeed desire.
softer glory streams around her head;
No trace no echo leave, her airy tread;
She gidcS-She sinks: see thy knee incline,
Aud on thy visa &c mclt glow divine;
Thy forehead sinks in worship on thy breast,
But by ,hy outstretchd hands thy joys exp,est:
Twice dared thy eye those features not behold;
But thou not thy mental vision fold
Into thy heart has smiled that seraph gaze
Where soothing Pity veil'd the t;odhead's blaze.
Eternal majesty hat brow array'd-
Eternal Love THAT melting lip lisplay'd;
Aud like sweet HuSic which dreamer wakes
Al night, when through cloud the moonlight breaks.
80 steals her voice upon thy rayishd ear,
And rapture y spell has diSeuchauted fear.
"Thc angels lyres," she said. "haa ceased to thrill;
Zach front was how'd, each lip in prayer still;
Ana Ger their radiant features fell their hair,
And vcild their vision from the empowering glare
Vi their Creators majesty when, 10!
strain arose. which (hnt its theme was woeD
Had seemd by scraph dawn; aud though delight
Stay Il on the parted lip the accents flight,
Still would each arching brow and startling ego
Ask who could sorrow in the abode Of JOY:
And then moment each ange-iacc
shade of pity hlld the glory's place,
rs from a sigh 10 nought the measure stole,
When thus spake he who breath q TO sound its soul
"Desccnd some scraph 70 yon vapoury bourne,
Where half his life in gloom fallen mourn;
There bur alike his kind in form, mind,
Tasso the Minstrel of the Cross thOu'lt find
And as his sorrows chaIm'd the of bliss,
For once let JOY imnortals feel be his;
Aud say, It's written in futurity--
Thy chains shall fall; and those who tauntcd thee,
Aud cald thee mad, shall crowd thy trunph-train,
Ann, Enceling, pray To thee To again,
And lift thee on Ambitions ruined throne,
And prefer thee their cunsuls faded CROWN
Aud thou shalt smile, forgiving, the swarm,
Like seraph towering DER the gathering storm,
who knows that soon the changing wave
VIII cease at waning oil the to hrave.
Aud wheh they throw their arms aoof to hail
Thee victor-sudden, powcrlcss to fail
Each arm-the smile of Triumph from ch visagp fee
Their voices die away inaudib!y,
And to thy dropping forehead shall be given
crown more ,h-unperishing- lieaven.''
Every one knows that Tasso expired the day before he
as TO have been crowned in the capitol; but has been
Fhap, so generally remarked, that lis beautiful mvoca
On to Jesus seems TO anticipate this event.
y muSa, tn, che di caduchi allnri
Non circnndi Ia fronte in Elicuna,
Ma Su mel cielo mira tea Cori
HoI di sieIle immortlli aurea corona.
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we have selected, from among others that we Ina,
received lEe following address ITO the Cometn whic
particularly at this time, when one of hosc anazir
Phenomena is passing along oar hemisphere we beev
VIII not be unacceptable 10 readers.
TO TIE COMET.
Celestial visitant SAL whence
On feryid wheels, amid the expanse
OF Heavens ETHEREAL vault serene
Thy mystic course, thro' Time has been?
Art thou a'IIcrald to proclaim
Thygre Creators power and name?
Thy pathway in The sky,
Declares his wOnd rous majesty.
hy yes! for He whose skill divine
Causes the glow worms lamp shine,
Directs thee amidst worlds unknown
The pageant Of his starry throne.
In vain Philosophy aspires
To trace thy flight and cleaning fires!
eau mortal man unfold the scheme
Of Heavens architect supreme3
Bright orb of light lis ours to see
The great Creators power III ihee
To tell, to distant worlds is thine,
The Hand that made is divine"
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sept 90
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1825-01-01
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY EVENING,
BY JOHN S. GALLAHER,
1t the Office ofthe Harpers-Fe,ry Free Press.

TERMS.-One dollar and fifty cents per annum,
payable quarterly i'll advance dollar and
twenty five cents, to be paid at the time of sub
scrbng. Payment in advance, from distant sub
scribers, who not known to the publisher, will
invariably be expected. Should payment be defer
red to the end of the year, So will be required
The postage on all letters and communications
business must be paid or it will be charged with
the subscription.
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TIE REPOSITORY.
TIE WILD ROSE OF LANGOLLEN.

The evening air blew chilling cold; Gwinneth
threw her apron over her shoulders, and went to
the woodhouse for faggots Ellen left alone her
eyes fell the stump of the withered rose tree
" That was Edwards gift said she mournfuy.-
"Peace is now restored he will return he will
return; he will think have neglected it for alas
it is withercd. But no! Edward must
to our cottage" Hearing the returning step of Gwin-
meth she wiped away the starting tear; for well
she knew her good mother would chdc. Gwin-
meth entered trembling mercy my child come
and listen hear the abbey bell TOLL Ellen
turned pale she listened with breathless agitation;
again the heavy bell struck with awful reverbera-
ton. ooh p cried Ellen, clasping her hands toge
Their, sthe news has arrived that Edward is killed
Vainly now did Gwinneth call upon the name of her
child, who lay senseess on the cold earth. Ellen
was the lovely, virtuous child of honest peasants
but she was tenderly beloved by the son of the
wealthy Sir Owen Fitzmorris In the rustic sports
on the lawns before the abbey, Edward had often
gladly joined, often pressed the fair hand of Ellen
with rapture to his lips, and breathed in her
cents Of pure, Interchangeable love but parental au-
Hlofl1v lntcfposed; EDWARD was ordered 10 accept
the hand Of the rich, the naughty lady Hester. His
heart proudly revolted, yet to dsobey father,
hitherto fond and tender, was death. He implor-
ed respite Sir Owen granted his petition and
the regiment in which Edward served was ordered
30 Egypt; yet his departing words breathed event.
constant affection to his Ellen and his parting gift
the rose tree which she now bewailed For
heavens sake! my child said Gwinneth, 'be com
posed. will step to the gate, and see if any one
passes from the abbey Dear, now be comforted.'
Gwinneth stepped to the gate. 'Bless me as
live, here comes soldier down the hill! The word
revived Ellen she few to her mothers side. The
soldier descended the hill: he seemed to walk fee
bly,, and leaned on the shoulder of boy. Sure
thought Ellen, that is Edwards form but as he
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aPPiOdoHcu nearer, Conjecture CHaHSed' Ills uleSs
was shabby and disordered, his hair uncombed and
bandage passed across his eyes, marked the suf-
ferngs he had endured in the dreadful eli nate to
which he had been exposed for Edward it was
and love soon revealed him to the wonder-struck
Ellen. In a moment, each of his hands were seized
by Gwnneth and her child who forgetting, in the
first joy at sight of him, the shocking change of his
appearance, led him in triumph to the cottage but
inquiry soon succeeded and while Ellen fixed her
eyes upon her withered tree, in anguish, ex-
claiming, Alas he cannot see it now, Edward
began his recital
when left you, my dear friends, in compliance
with fathers commands embarked with my re-
gment for Egypt. Our troops were successful in
all their undertakings; alone seemed doomed to
feel the pangs Of disappointment and sorrow. An
enterprise in which | engaged, required des-
patch and caution when in moment Of general
attack, my dear friend, and earliest companion of
my happy days. fell covered with wounds DISC
beying the strict orders of our commander, not to
quit our posts bore him in my arms from the scene
OF horrors for this was broke, and charged with
lgnominy' Ellen wept her heart too full for
utterance the poor old woman sobbed aloud. Il
returned sad Edward in the first vessel that sail
ed, and returned but to my father breathe his
last Even he too conspired against my happiness;
for would you believe it, Ellen he has tisnherit-
ed me- How = exclaimed Ellen, is it in nature
to be wicked A child he once loved SO dear
ly!' True returned Edward but you behold me
in sickness and sorrow, without friend to comfort,
house to shelter me- Never, never, my dear
young MASTER cried Gw;nneth, while the sticks
of this poor cot hang togcthcr'-Ellcn casped his
sudden some recollection darted across her mind
she let his hand fall, and sighed deeply. What
ais my Ellen y asked Edward will she not con-
firm the words of her mother3' 'Ah mc' said FL
len, am thinking how happy the lady Hester will
be to have the power ofrestorng YOU to wealth and
comfort She can do all that our wishes dictate
But if my Ellen gives me her love, replied Ed
ward, q will not seek the favor of lady Hcster'-
And will you stay with u.s. asked the enrapturcd
Ellen Oh, we shall be happy enough in that
case; and our debt of gratitude will be in part dis
charged for to you Edward we owe all. Your
instructive first raised my mind from ignorance;
and if vrtuous sentiment anmates this breast from
you derives its source 'You are unjust to your
self, Ellen instructions bestowed where there is
not innate virtue, is like the vain attempt at cult
gating rocky soil. But how, my love, can YOU
think of supporting an idle intruder Your means
scant, though your heart is ample sNe will
work the harder said curinncth We knit and