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The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11
From ne London Examiner.
/. nDYAL ADIIlAl'ltlN.

In the course Of a Very pleasant
speech delivered at a meeting OF Tho
Englisl, Catholic Committee. on
Monday Mr.. Eneas Macdonncl adj
verified TO the eoinicaI effect 81 ma
ny OF the intended GRANTEES In the
recent debate in the Hnusc of L1rds
upon the Catholic Questidn. M
one Che remarkably could 20 .sibly
suppose, irOin il manner. that The
Royal "Hclp me God exhibition
was intended TO drbase the claims
and privileges of the Catholics
What could ever have brought such
IA thing into the Dnkc's head. he
Could not conceive, unless II Was oc-
casipned by full bottle, and an ear.
~ dinner, which he had heard whis-
pcred was the case. CA laugh, and
hear , Ne remembered some
what similar solemn ealse which had
produced the like effect IL was on
some occasion TINT the poet Burns
was travelling, and, having met AT a
house with a dinner that did not
please hin. At the same time lint no
left uic reckoning, he left tho follow.
ing.
=" calld nj this house as I'm sinner
CHARGED one and sishenee Tor my dinner.
But Il agan | come liisfuAd
III not dine befe, 50 helpme God !"
aIses--
A Miscr being dead aud fairly in
sl.s-.a-q
yer Styx, desiring To be irrfied over,
along with the other g,oats. Cha-
ron demands his fare, and II sur,,ri.
sed Ia see tlf, nuisaf. rather thaf pay
1T. thrpW himself into the river, and
swiln over TO the other side. nntwith-
standing NIL tile clalnnr and pppns:-
ton that could be made 60 him. All
hell was ia an upfnir and each &c
the Judges tneditaiiiig some punisl-
mehl suitable to acrimc OF such dan
gerous consequences 10 the Internal
revenues. !" Shall he be chained 10
the rock along with Prolnethcls I
Or tiimblcd below the precipice in
company with Danaides Or as
sist sisyphua in rolling his stone ~
:" No. {says Minos.) none Of these
we must invent some scverer puDisl,-
nent. Let him be acnt back 10 tho
earth, to see the nse his heirs arc INA
king 0f his riches"
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11
More New Goods
We are receiving handsome addition oil
NEw GOODS

CONSISTING IN PART OF
Handsome dark aud light gtound Prints,
Black, white aud Sl,ered do,
Pink Ginghams,
Black aud eolo'd Canton Crape., superior,
Rich Umbre, brown and Lilac figured Gro
de Etc.
Figured Book Muslins,
Sd Bipd-eye Diaper,
Ga, o 4 aud 10-a Table do.
Silesa Damask Table Cloths,
Fine Long Lawn,
Printed Linen Camhfic Handkerehief,,
Flag do.
case we'll assorted Legborn G,pseys,
8 boxes Ribbons,
| do. Cnrls,
Corded and striped Florentine,
Granderills and Cotton Cassinrres,
Fine nogIgedas Bangress Cords,
1 bales Sd, A aud sd brown Shirtipgs
aud Sheeiings.
Brown and blatk Fur Hats,
Together with many articles of Hardware,
Liquors and Groceries. ALSO. expected
IN a few days, IA splendid assortment of
She'll Tuck aud Side Combs, Morocco,
black and colored Prunela aud Leather
Shoes, Cambrics, Shesiinss, Sugar ard
COfee, &c. &c. Our assortment is now
unusually good, aud will he well k.vt ~
throughout tho ysar, wilh every article oi
fancy os use which is in demand, aud all
" III be sold at most reduced prices
W. MCKEE s. j. o. MEM
July H. t-47
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11
From, Tia Boston Recorder.
REV. JOHN SUMMrRFIELD.

painfully solemn sensation, in the b0
SONS Of those who knew him person
ally. or by reputation. We wer,
prepared for f; fur he was not Xix,
/ Spencer, suddenly torn away from
the midst of an admiring public ant
an adoring congregation; but SLOW
disease had given long and gloomy
premunliion that the destruction oil
its beautiful victim would finally bt
completed.
! | am not about to write n biogra
ply, or even an obituary. ior ! am
not authorised 10 do either but
cannot forbear, though at another
denomination from that which has
lost its most splendid ornament and
its most useful herald, to pay my
humble tribute to a memory which is
embalmed among the most cherish
ed feelings ofmy heart. fmust water
| the grave OF Summerfeld with tear;
aud know that with ii would be SIM
cerely mingled the tears Of my New
/ W NV toNIt N Iip ~
him even as he was on earth. There
was something unearthly about the
man. And yet he was man d; and
as affhble and condescending as il, to
use his own expression OF himself, he
was the - servant of ALL" ANY one
who was disposed to complain Of his
being too much the object of con-
yersation. (justly or unjustly) or of
his being a youth unworthy OF such
premature celebrity, forgot it all,
after sitting down Il few minutes in
his company.
He could tell pious anerdote,
ami with equal apparent ease and no
alteration in manner. before one per-
son or three thousand, with such "A
grace and amiable dignity, united
with appositencss aud impressive
ncss--in word with such man
ner, as WAS the property of no other
person | ever saw. He abOanded
in anecdoto at public meetings for
benevolent purposes. In this, like
the religious part OF the nation
whence he sprung he was IN advance
# us. J haHe seen some feelAle 81
tempts among our good counirymen
10 walk in the same track !; bat tho
we'll enough, they were poor indeed
when compared with the graceful,
fluent, and unbesitating manner Of
the Youthful Summerfeld. He has
sometimes been facetious enough IN a
meeting of a marine bible society
to such degree as To make us
whole audiences shake With laughter
while his own lovely c0untenance re-
Taxed ouly into a gentle shIi' ana
in doing it he has given great offence
To some good people whom nothing
else in him could offend. But then, II
he thought the humorous chord had
been too violently touched by him,
he would, by no very slo" process,
touch the pathetic one, and then e.
very smile would flee away, and the
Isrars would begin to cut their chan
lnels down, not merely the delicate
| theek OF female beauty, but the
fo"Sh 's"So VI Wv - t,I'as
lo'' or Tue "''e'a'. '""o .a -. ;'vhat
nc Just "97'' ', VI" ",', ~ a.. al
power has '." :', .'oi w. t;.,;t ,,r L;s
voice, rousing or hushing such pas
SONS as ne piea'r ,;,. "o e %as sho',h
mat Tue last l'"N''''' Wv , ~ 49,
be IA serious one "',' INV - ~ w, -
genera 10 'e''N { " '''o'''" i" "
at the cofciusio"'
His voice for the last TWO or 'hret
years deprecated very much aho
The was often heard with pam DC
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-08-11
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
and Dye Stubs,
zxS
THOMAS ]. DryAL,

AT rhk SIGN or rms aoLpEa MoHtAr
on pANK sauARE,
a. lust received IN addition 10 his
- toriaef stock, an extensive assortment oi
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, oH.s and
IN Is, which enafks him nov 10 o (.
ter TO his trends, customers ind The public 90.
nera'iy, the most complete =nd exteH,ive rs.
sonment ever before brough; . this market.
THEM ARr rI,E FoItowIsc,viz
25Vo 10 nladber Salts, 90 O.. Jaetar Eme
600 do. EPSON do lie.
900 DO dam Shell 30 do 4uiek Silver,
Lac, 20 o o :. BOTTLES Afne
500 20 Pear ash, rieaa Gas gor Oil,
100 do. Cum Gam 10 packs Gold LENT,
phpr, 900 gallons Alcohol,
100 do Jalnp, 900 do. Lamp Oil,
100 do sponge, loo do. Spts. tut.
i25 do. Yerdigr:s, pentine,
so do Calolhel,
And every other article in his line, all OF
the best quality and for sale ut the lowest
prices for cash, or al SIX moaths to punctual
customers septenher3.
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Marking PAINT 4 .iru,nea
Neugs, MeA,cines, gsn.
vEgsae:. j. geIIwaL

y - s4SE-cs ~ ~ ~ ~ Ai.aAhd
aEhS iust received an additional supply
AZ OF Drugs. At.D1cpES, &c. among
which afe the feilowns, VIZ --slsfsaif.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
COURSE OF EXCHANGE.
TRUST SALE.

SSf virtue of Deed of Trust, executed nv
~ George w att and wife, TO the subscriber
and WIN. b. Westmore, bearing da te the 4;th nj
June, 1919 for purposes therein mentioned which
Deeds recorded in the Office of the Hastings Courr
OF the City of Richmond, will be sold al Public
Auction, on the premises, Friday, the iI,h
proxmo, at d clock, P. M, q Wooden House and
Lot Of Ground, situated at the intersection of C.
and 2Oth streets, nearly opposite the residence OF
Thomas Couley. The house contains 8 rooms,
with rooms in the cellar apartment. in good order
The lot extends on G. street SO feet, and on 2Oth
street 80 feet, comprising an excellent Garden.
TERMS at Sale, which will be conduct d by
john Parkhii.
HENRY CLARKE
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Halls Digested Index.

UST published by PETER &C rTOM, and for
~ sale at his Lar md .Uyceloneous bookstore,
Digested Index 10 the Virginia Reports, contain
ing all the points argued and determined in the
Court Of Appeals Of Virginia, from Washington to
second Randolph inciusiye: with a Table of the
names Of the Cases reported: By Everard Hall,
Counsellor at Law, to which are added rules of the
Court Of Appeals General Court, and Courts of
Chauccry for the Richmond and Lynchburg Dis
tcts, with instructions for Commissioner in Chan
Gerry.
a. Price So 50cents
Feb 15-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
Notice.

ME session Of the Supreme Court Of Chanccrv,
= for the Richmond District, having been ne
cessarily suspended, by the consideration Of use
of great magnitude, which has occupied the whole
time of the Chancellor, ain instructed by him to
say that he will be in Court on the first of March
next and will regularly call, and go through the
docket. As the docket will be called but once, the
punctual attendance of Counsel is expected.
WIN. W. HENING,
Clerk Of The Superior Court IF Cha,cery, for Tie
RiehnOnd District
Feb Is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
GARNE1"r'S LECTURES.
Letter from tee Goreynor of .N,u Yo,r

NJ r, ALBANY, 31st JAN 1895.
SIR: Previous to the receipt of Mr.. Garners
Lectures on Female Education, which YOU we.s
so kind as to transmit to me, had heard Of the
work and was DESTROYS to obtain it. NV expcc-
tahons have not been disappointed in the peru
sal In reference either to diction or sentiment.
to manner or matter, it is production of extra.
Sod.
The writer has with great ability inculcated
tie importance offemale edu '.tion, and pointed
out the most advisable means of eleyatn,. The. g.,
male character. Our first and most lasting i'm
Pressions and ideas. are derived from maternal
solicitude and superintendent. And the fell
cto',s influence of female education, IS not on
ly felt in the domestic circle, but in all points
connected with individual happiness and social
prosperity.
have the honor TO Be,
Very respectfullv,
Your most obetient servant
DE WITT CT lNTnN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
University of Virginia.

AM appointed to take charge of one Of the
IL Hotels at this place, and soon as the institu-
ton opens shall be prepared to accommodate
students as Boarders; and will be supplied with
me pest OF materials to render it gentcel and
comfortable Boarding House: and every exertion
viii be made to do Justice to my station
SIMEON b. CHAPMAN,
FEB I6-2tf UHiUcrs In of TirgiDjn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
DIOPITtIES.

We should have stated That Mr. Speaker Banks
was not ~ the chair, on Saturday last, when Mr..
CampbelPs resolutions for printing the Documents
referring to the York Town expenditure were I'M
der consideration, and when its decision was ar
Gholson nod overruled by the House. NJ Co
don' OF Alberusre, was the temporary inru.nben,
of the chair.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
For tie Constitutional, whig.

sin. SIMPSON-Ep. s'Cor.. OrsERyrR.
Tribus Andcyris capri iusanabie4
There are people in Tive world who are re-
solved TO become distinguished--sorn delight in
god acts, and others in bad--but distinguish
ed, they mnst and viii be. To Ibis class Of per-
Cons, It would seem, Mr.. Simpson, the editor OF
fbe Philadelphia columbian Observer more
Particularly belongs.
This parsonage, be it said, If not TO his honor,
81 least TO truth, was among the earliest advo-
Gates OF The election OF Gen. Jackson 10 the
presidency. The friends IF Jackson have been
uniformly warm enough, but so deyoteiy yea
Tho Island of Anticyra, in the Archipelago,
lS7s famous for the growth Of heIebore, which is
''''n'f to purge the head. The phrase; there
'11a"< in fneurable rladpar.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
SUPREME COURT.

.uonday, February 7.-Prescnt, in Court,
to-day: Chief Justice Marshall and Justices
Washington, Duyai, and Thomson.
MIR. Justices Johnson, and Mr.. Story, are ex
pccted Tomorrow
We learn it is doubtful whether Mr. Justice
Tod may not ne prevented from attending the
present session by indispostion.
WedlIezd4y, February o.
Mr. Justice JOHNSON and mir. Justice SPoR Y
took their seats i'll Ccu.t.
The OF BaHks VS. CdraeaLr'x heirs and
CHraeates hears Banks (cross appeals) were ar
gued 10y MIR. JONES Tor Banks, and by Mr. BIRB
for Carncales heirs
IH,rsday, FEB. 10.
The case of James VS.. The Cof,t,nbin, Insurance
company, was arguedby Mr.. SWAIN for the plain
TN IN error, and by MIR. JoNEs for the defendant
he case OF Bronti1tS heirs VS. .Nc(irer, was ar
Sueo by MIR. KELLY for the plaintiffs in error, no
counsel appearing for the defendant
FRIDAY, Feb H.
The following gentlemen were this day admit
ted to the bar on motion of MIR. WEBSTER:
JonN TEMPLE WISrHnoP,
JONI BRAwsEn DAVIS, and of Boston.
THOMAS WEsTMoRF. Esqs.
JAMES ii DUNCAN, Esq. of Haverhil Mass
The three cases arising out of the capture of
the Spanish ship St. Maria, was argued upon the
respective claims of the Spanish Consul and the
caPtors, by the ATTORNEY GENERAL for the ar,
peliants, and by AIr. ID HOFFMAN for the rcspon-
dents.
The case of Day VS.. Chisholm was argued bv
Mr.. BIRB for the Plaintiff in error and by Mr.
EATON for the defendant
BIZ Members OF the General A ssem-
bly, who subscribe 10 this paper are re-
quested to call before they leave town,
and rive Iirnc
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WARNER w. MINOR.
Feb ll-wtf.
~ The Editors of the National Intelligence
and Raleigh Star. requested give this four
insertions, and forward their acs to this office for
payment.
pursuance OF DecE of Trust executed 70 TIE
IL subscribers by John Waymon and Marv his
wife, to secure sum of money therein specified
we shall, on Saturday, the Goth day of Feb. next,
proceed to sell, for ready money, to the highest
bidder before the door of the Eagle Tavern in the
town of Charlottesville, one lot or parcel of ground
near the town aforesaid, and described in plat of
lots laid off by Edmund Anderson, as No. o. being
the same lot sold by said Anderson to said Waymon
Al the same time and place, shall prodeed in
the same MANNER TO sell another lot, laid oft in the
plat of Edmund Anderson, Lot near Charlottes-
vile, as No. 49, TO to Edmund Anderson the
sum therein specified, executed us for that pur-
pose by Elijah Brown, and Patsy his wife, dated
10Th day Sept. 1919, both Of which cee5s are of
record i'll the county court of Albemarle. Selling
as trustees, will convey only the right and title
which we hold as SUCH
JOHN WYNN, r.
JOHN R. JONES, trustees.
Feb 3.-yv3v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18

~ Office is hereby given, that the following
IN Certificate of the United States Stock, in tie
name of John Mason, bearing date the 10Th of
March, 1871, has been lost nisad, and due APP
plicaton will be made ut the Loan Office of the
United States for It's renewal: Deferred 6 Der cent.
Stock, No. 100, amount $50 OF.
JOHN II. MASON, SEnR.
Jan. Ii WILT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
University of Virginia.
WARNER w. MINOR.

HAN taken Hotel at this place, and am pre-
IL pared TO furnish Fifty Students with Board
w ASKING and Fuel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18

eD" Members Of the General Assem-
bly, who subscribe to this paper are re-
quested to call before they leave town,
and give directions whittier they wisI,
their papers sent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18
BusSorah Arabian.

VHNHIS celebrated Horse will stand the ensuing
Il season at Curles, in the lower end of this
county-For particulars see handbils
Feb 18-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-18

AT ii,,iSt, tnan negroes? Besides, do not those
80 ow" ,he land oton the country? Most surely
10 '''n 'h"t has no land has no country; and
when toll he should fight for his country the ex-
preston is la be taken rhetorical foush:
commonly called nd capiand,tnt. The land
holders, II cannot be denied have right 10 drive
UI all tr,spassers fon their estates; and as this
right Is inherent in the possessors of the su in II
other parts of the world well as in Virginia, il
follows that these landless miscrcants may iawf,y
be a. ivcn from the face of the Garth To srck !, re-
fugc in the sra-which doubtless the God OF nature
designed Tor their abode.
To this frivolous list of imaginary defects and
grievances i; to be added, tn, nurmur against in
equality of representation, in ditf mt p r,s of the
commonwealth This is the most unreasonable of
all Surely II IS the misfortune, the fl u of the
smaller counties that they better populated:
nor is there any good reason why Il small county
should not be entitled To equal privileges with
large one. Moreover, objections of the same kind
have been frequently urged that best of all nos
sib'e constitutions the British government: the rot
marlborough system, nevertheless, still pre- yus este
perpetual.
II is time these visionary schemers should take
warning. 1t has more than once been strongly
limited that if they pcrsevcte they may incur the
penalties of treason. This much lea ST is Ger
tain; that If not equally tr,irous i'll their designs
with the Hartford convention, they equally OBJ
noNnuS to the penalties of v second yeciion. Their
trliance in some inadverteut expressions in the
That ma ority Of the people may at any time
REFORM, after or abo!iSlt the government, will not
protect them. No nor yet the wild spccula tions
at that theoretical politcia /, who has ever been
conspicuous for the most absurd attachment to equal
rights toleraii"n i'll religion, freedom Of the press
ana of speech, and other airaci principles of the
like kind Strange that the sentiments of such IA
politician should ever have hid any influence. But
so IT is-an influence so great aud drctcrous that
modern republicans ous desire, if they caunot
even with the att oi the Senate forever restrain
public opinion in regard convention, at least
To postpone the evil day ill that de,nocr tic
philosopher shall have descended grave nd
his principles with him. Then if come il must, a
: convention may sit in Virginia ~ perfect safety;
nay, good may grow out of evil, and the Bill OF
Rights be made to confirm To sound practical doc
trincs The changes it should undergo, with the
Vlewof conforming oar principles our practice,
are very obvious. Below is rough dra ught, sfcvy
ing what some of its provisions are, and what
they ought TO be.
"A y
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The case of Day VS.. Chisholm was argued by
Mr. BrnB for the Plaintiff in error, and by Mr..
EATON for the defendant.
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We are authorized to announce ROBERT TAY-
LoR, sen. of OraHgc, as n candidate for Congress
IN the district of Louisa, Orange, Madison, and
Barbour.
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This section is intended to embrace the views
taken by Il member from Augusta, aud contained in
1he section offered by him, which, among o,l.r
tDngS' proposed to confer on the Convention power
70 amend the Constitution, BY aboIishipa any
peculiar privileges noyv enjoyed by any CIV or bo,
rough by requiring the qualifications for
Voting for members Of the Legislature tiat are now
Required III other parts of this Commonwealth
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