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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale, my LAND lying the County of Gooch
land on the main road, "a miles from Richmond, and
within 18th of mile Of the mouth of Beavedam Creek and
James River, adjoining the lands of Dr. Joseph Trent Mr.
James Peasants and Others The contains "a
including sufficient quantity of wood land; it is divided
into four fields, each Having of
and atfding about 80 of fiat land well drained and
nearly equal in fertility James River low grounds This
land ahounds in wild locust evidence of the strength Of
the soi) and there posts of that wood sul
Gent to enclose ii, the Improvements are small but
Portable Dwelling House, with cellar and other
ny out houses, with large Barn. well of excellent
within 90 steps of the door, aud abundance of
select fruit trees of various kindsThs little place being
in healthy and agreeable neighborhood would be plea
SAINT retreat during the fail months person residing
Richmond, or in any sckly part of the lower country
will treat privately for the sale of this property until the 18th
October which day Of previously sold it will
be offered at public auction the premises Terms-one
Third of the purchase money in hand, and the balance in
two equal annual payments; the two last payments Of
agreeable the purchase) VIII be taken in Ohio land
fair price, if situate any where IN the neighbohood of
Chilcothe, Cincinnati Columbus. Any further inor-
nation desired be had by reference Messs Cotton
6 Clarke Mr.. Preston Smith, Richmond, and the sub
scribsr the premises. GRANVILLE SMITH.
Goochaud 18th Sep. 1926. 67-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
FROM AFRICA.

Inc .otGoe IrGde.-Serra Leone Gazettes to the Cd
day of April have been received by the editors of the
Bost Patriot and by the following from them
1t VIII be painful to readers to perceive that the
citizens of the United States charged with partci-
patlng IN that inhuman than brutal traffic, the
african Slave Trade; and that, too notwithstanding the
penalty of death is incurred on conviction. The heart
slckeIs at the thought that any of counrymen are
SO debased, lost TO fellow feeling, so re-
CARELESS of the laws both of God and man. as to pur
sue this horrible traffic at the very risk of their lives
From he Sierra Leone Gazette, .4prjI 2, 1926
We are credibly informed that three vessels under
American colours at this moment upon the Coast
for Slaves, one of them the Baltimore built schr Gen
Wtnder, Hill, master, last from st. Thomas carries 10
guns and numerous crew all of whom, with TIE mas
ter are citizens of the United States. This vessel and
another lrye their cargoes shore at the Ganas and
cape Mount, the remaining at Sherbar Thus we
see these mscreans taking the advantage absence
OF American cruisers to violate the laws of their conn
try Notwithstanding the heavy punishment it subjects
thern TO- we have here occasion 10 regret the failure
OF the negotiation for mutual right of search which
would most probably in this instance have enabled our
cruisers who were lately here have prevented these
robbers from carrying the intended victims of their ~
pdIty and aVaricefro the Coast.
The French cutter Les Deux- So,urs belonging TO
hartinco has been condemned in the Vice Admiralty
court at Sierra Leone 1t appears that this vessel was
Irtted ont at Martinlco, under the command of Cant
Henri Normal, with orders proceed to the coast of
AFRICA for cargo of ebony wood, and on arriving at
oneroa the captain exchanged Ills cargo for 80 slaves
ana lett the coast Tor MarnCo two DAYS the slaves
rose murdered all the excepting the captain and
two men, whom they spared condition of working the
vessel TO the nearest land On making Factory Island
one OF the Isles de Loss they entered the harbor and
the No"ecor OF Sierra Leone, hearing she was there,
went and seized her. The slaves, 32 N number have
been landed and liberated at Sierra Leone. In this
small vessel measuring 43 feet in length IS feet in
"hth' and eet depth OF hold slowed 132 human
victims: This rs but one among the numerous pstau-
ces OF the horrors of slavery, in crowding such num-
Der OF human beings Into the hold of so small vessel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
FRESH HATS
OF THE LATEST FASHIONS

FENHE subscriber takes the liberty informing friends
and the public, that he has just returned from New
Work, with splendid of the above goods con-
sis'ing OF the following kinds viz Gcntlemems ID
Sd qualities black Beavers; do do Casters; imita-
ton Beavers lst Cd and Sd qualities Rorams youths
chlldFenS hats, morocco caps and large
WOOL HATS, of various qualtes-all Of which have
selected in person. and my friends and
es aat they such as can give satsfaction
all or any Of which feel disposed sell for spall advance
fIr cash only.
also continue to manufacture hats of every descriptions
according to ocr the shortest Old hats repaired
and the smallest favor gratefully acknowledged.
JOHN THOMPSON.
n. 3. Those indebted me, whose accounts of six
months standing, requested call and discharge the
and those whom am indebted will please hand
~ their accounts for payment.
Sen j. T.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
From The London Courier ef.4ug1tst 5.

AtFaIKS Ot CTREEt,E.
We have received, from an intelligent Correspon-
dent the following summary Of events which have re-
Gently taken place in Greece. We know the writer's
means Of obtaining exact information and we have
confidence in his employment Of them Ills narrative.
therefore, fspHded as it is upon authentic documents.
mahep to- relieve This question from some portion of
that complicated confusion which has been produced by
the CONTRADICTIONS and in part, fabricated statements of
the Continental Journals.
SIRThe various and contradictory statements which
have been published relative to the affairs Of Greece
have induced me to offer TO your notice short account
ofthe events ofhe present campaign The facts which
am about to detail drawn from the most authentic
sources, being contained in letters from respectable
persons IN Ancona, Zante CePhaonia, and the Morea
men who incapable of palmng any deception on the
public, as those to whom the letters are addressed are
incapable Of authorizing II,
ltaPpears that the preparations for the campaign on
the part OF the Greeks considerably impeded by
their internal disseDons: and that a portion of those
funds which ought to have been employed against the
common enemy, were expended in putting down the
actlous which bad been formed in opposition to the Go
yernment Instead of vigorous measures being taken
to reduce the fortress Of Pafrass MOdon and CoTon
which were occupied by the Turks in the Morea they
were only imPerfecy bockaded and the winter passed
away without the Greeks having obtained any advan-
tage over the enemy In the early part Of the year an
expedition was undertaken against Pstras. Conduri-
otis, and MavrocoFdao, at the head Of or 600 men,
marched against that fortress, but they diverted
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MERCURY OFrIcF
From our correspondent.

Correspondent.
"PoRT PRAYA, ST. JAGo Anr G.
"in July while the brig Ruby Shute, of Bucksnort
rom boston was lying too under short sail in The hsrboy
OF st: Michaes under the guns Of the fort His Brian
nc NaIestys ship Rodwing, ID. c. Cayering, comnan.
der waon!y fired three shot at her tben overod hn
ana sent Lieutenant and crew on board 10 search Icr
lhey orc'by opened the matches and examined ever
part OF the vessel alleging that they thought She jrf
Schooner Fidelity, Cox of Baltimore undor
al 9erFa Leone on suspicion of having smuggIed at the
- learn from Capt Towns of the British BRIG Benz
arrived mere lew days since from Sierra Leone
Lat IL was very sicky at that place and MANY of lie
Europeans were leaving it. NTesurado he informs me-
was " deptoabie state; many of the coIonists sick
yer. III Vt d re-
Died, at Sierra Leone, June a, Mr.. w. II. MORT.
ner, of Philadelphia. 0' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
TO THE PUBLIC.

NE hare Received, and haze noeo in Store
4So ilbds Sugar, of various qualities part Of
which prime
400 bags Lagura and other green cofees
lOO bags pepper
100 boxes soap
800 casks cut nails
200 barrels loaf sugar
20 pipes imitation brandy
10 do. superior Cognac 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-Engand rum
hhds. Jamaica do
so barrels Kentucky whiskey
TO quarter casks Sicily Madeira wine
25 kegs saItpetre
ID dozen sifters
$50 kegs English lead
$50 do. American do.
AND WILL RECEIVE
In fen dGys, from Boston, Men. York. Phiadelpbia
Baltimore, .BorfoEc and Providence,
so bids. sugars, superior
70 do. molasses. uncommonly bright and fine
Ii bags old hite coffee
10 hhds. copperas
100 barrels MackeTel, No. 6
$50 boxes soap
800 bags shot
60 half boxes segars
80 puuchcons fine Antigua rum
100 packages American Cotton G foods, of frstqualty
ALSO,
500 kegs Rogers gunpowder
All of which will be sold on the most liberal TERMS
MONCURE, ROBINSON & PLEAsANTs.
August 19--tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
March %
TREASURY DEPAR7ME.vT, coil .gD,,L1s25

TREASURY DEPAR7NE.NT, 29M 4pr3L 1925.
~ Office IS hereby given, that on the first day October
next, the principal of the six per stock of the
United States created under the authority an act of
Congress cnttcd,"an authorizing loan for sum not
exceeding eleven millions of dollars opened the 18th
day of March, 1872 together with the interest then due
thereon will be paid to the propretors of said stock or
their attornies duly authorised the Treasury of the
United States Washington, and the several loan Offices
on the books OF which any portion ofad ma
surrender of the certificates ofsaidstock will be re-
CURED at the time of payment and interest on said
stock will cease from and after the Both day of September
next. SAM'L L. SOIJTHARD
may 6-45t .9ckng Sec'g ofMe TreasmrN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

whatever the result of the present contest may be-
there can exist but one feeling every enlightened and
liberal mind No one who has ever experienced The
blessings of free Government wish to see the fair
provinces of Greece again groaning beneath the Otto
man yoke.
am Sir, your obedient Servant,
A FRIEND TO THE GREEKS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
S. G.HoWE.p
Yours, Sc.

fhs cave OF castle is Of the greatest natural curl
oses in the world it is in the air i'll may so call it.
Inc only way getting access to the mouth of it, by
cenng precpc9 OF 2OO feet by four ladders one of which
drawn up before the other let down. The interior will
h'ld small body oftroops very conveniently Ulysses has
stocked IT with ammunition and provisions ten
1t absolutely mpregnabe, the being so formed
that cannon shot shell can enter In the interior Is
fine spring of water which it is impossible to cut Off
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
YoURTH EOrrToW

Of Jan,es NJ. Gmetts Lectures on Female Education,
For Sale by JOSEPH MARTIN.
liberal discount will be made to those who purchase
by the quantity.
Also. for sale Magee on tie .4tonement & Sacrifice
. sept % 90 1T
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
NOTICE.

"A PETITION will be presented to the next Legislature
"A Of Virginia, praying tho Incorporation Of Company
ior the purpose Of improving the Navigation Of Jane.
river on the south side, by a canal and railway.
sept q q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
NOTICE.

FsNHEialatch Race between Henry and Flirtlla has
n been drawn. The Fall Meeting Tree-Hl, (near
RcmondD will take place the Sd Tuesday in October,
usual.
Sep % go If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30

kRDEBS FOR Printing JOBS Of every description re-
~ ceiqcd Of the Office Of the CoNsTIrUTIoNAL WING,
ani correctly executed, with the utmost Dispatch in the
1eatcyt manner. ard moderate terms.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-09-30
BACON. HERRINGS, SC.

WV AAhASAeIA'N'lC3 we
hg0e in Store, on Consignment,
$4,000 lbs. of Smithield Bacon,
30 barrels Of cut herriugS
200 do gross do
so do apple brandy
50 do rcctifed whiskey
10 do do gin
p kegs Of family lard
5000 very superior and common scgats
Family -four, cider vinegar, peach brandy,
" E.. run, N. Y. beer,
Cut and wrought nails, &c. &C.
Which viii sell on the most reasonable terms.
.4igo-DAHLSS PLOUGBS, of all SKIES.
JAS WINSTON,
-N'y ~ MARKET BRIDGE.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
A Runaway.

NTAS committed to the jail of Berkeley
w county as a RUNWAY. negro man who
calls himself DANGERFIELD, about five feet
eight inches high. rather slender made, dark
COMPLEXION; has hrge lips, has dowa look,
scar on his breast and large one on his left
thigh, occasianed by the cus OF an axe, which
render, him lame. lisps very much when sIfk =.
;np lie saws he belongs to Adam Hous, of
Madison coun,v, Virginia and that he left home
in company with two Other men named Lewis x
Randall, belonging TO said Rons. Had ON when
commilted, an old ragged blue cloth coat, old
corduroy pantaIoons, oil tow shirt. aud an Old
white wool bat. The owner IT SAID runaway "a
Cssired 10 come prove MS property, pay
charges snd take hin away
PETER GARDNER, Lator.
M'rtinshurg, August a SIN.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
To the Public.

EN- October last. the subscriber. in con-
ID junction With sever others, sigaed Ger.
t'firate as to the qualifications of Ne. JANIS
BgsGs as Miller. and his probity as a man.
recommends him as such to the farmers OF
Berkeley and Jefferson; at the same time.
pledging 10 become responsible for any dehci-
encies. The subscriber has the sans unbound
ed confidence IN Mr. Beggs, bnt understanding
that NJ. Flarg. (the owner of The Mill la'ely
occupied by NJ. Begs,) having rented the
same 10 another person, thinks proper to give
this notice to the public, that he will not hold
himself responsible for any defalcat'ons that
may occur through Mr.. Beggs from this
time henceforward
WILLIAM kROESEx.
lIartins,1rg, jaly %.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
HEAD.QrARrsRs. Eastern Department,
H.gsf;rrYo Ia Emil lS2S

GENTLEMEN: Capt. Triplitt will hand
TO you, copy Of Major Gen. Games
letter TO Governor Troup of the 10Th
mat. which the General requests } on to
insert in your papefs.
The object OF giving publicity to this
letter, at this time, is to counteract GER
faip Jaiss and nfnmoas reports, concern
ing the adjustment of Indian difficult
ties, calculated to deceive the public,
and aggrevate the mi>fortuues OF these
helpless and de.uded beings, who evince
a disposition to reunite their destiny
and to comply with the wisbes OF the
General Government.
Very respectful, your obi ser9't
T.. q. w. BIZ Lea,
Aid de Camp
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
Pan your Tares and Fees.

THE T.fYES and FEES for the year 1925
4 are due and IN my hands far collection
1t is known to YOU all that the Taxes anil Fees
must be accounted for by certain period, that
period is near at hand Wheat commands
Cash---Therefore no Indulgence can be given.
All who may fail to paw on the first call, may
expect TO be destrained on the second.
GEORGE II POR rERFiELD, D S.
FIR e. Can't. SiF Of Berkeley.
Suly 81.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
Extraordinary Munifcence. :

Extraordinary WunTcence. -
A Paragraph has lately gone the
round of the papers, announcing that
gentleman Of Virginia had emangi
pated up,odrds of eighty Slaves, and
chartered a vessel To send them at
his own expense, to Hayti; but with
out giving ths name Of the author of
so distinguishes all act OF mun'ticence
We thit ;. il due to justiceto supply this
efficiency, aud to add the following
facts which have been communicated
to Us by gentlemen familiar with them,
as we'll as by Captain RuSseH, one OF
the owners ofthe brig Hannah & Eli.
zabeih of Baltimore, the vessel char,
tered.
The gentleman who has TINS distin.
guished bimself,is Dir. DAVID MJSGE,
of Charles City County, living near
Sandy Point, on james river. Cap
tain Russell informs MS, that there
were put on board the Hannah s. Eli
zabeth, eighty seven coloured people
of different ages. from three months to
40 years, being all the slaves which
ME-. Nj owned except two old men,
whom he had likewise manumated,
but who being past service he retains
enf supports. The value of these ne
groes, at the prices now going. might
ne estimated at abont ttUcaiy Sir thou
sand doHarsi-and Mr. Minge ex-
pended previous 10 their embarcation,
about $1,000 in purchasing ploughs,
hoes, iron, and other articles OF hus-
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

The British frigaie Pnaton. Captain
Stuart baviag on board the Right Hon
Charles b. Vaughan, Minister to this
country from Great Britain, sailed On
the 18th ult. and may be daily expec
ted. She viii not go TO New-Yor bu,
viii come up the Chesapeake, and land
Mr.. Vaughan at Annapolis.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
Public Sale.

WILL. he offered At PUBLIC SHE on
w Thursday the 18th day OF August next,
at the late residence of MARTHA Swgrr dAcd
within one mile of Biimire's Mil, the follow
ing propertv to wit:
Beds, Bedding, Chairs, Tables,
one ten plate Stove and Pine a
number Of valuable BOOKS,
one MICH COW. and number of other ar
tcles not enumerated cve tit Gimme rnonths
will he given on all sums Of five d ,ilsrs and up
wards. all sums under five dollars. the cash
will be reqdired. Dne Attendance given by
JOHN r. COOKUS. Fer.
July %. 1925.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
OR THREE DOLLARS
Take Notice.

A IL these who became purchasers az the
~ sale Of the personal property of the s,e
Nicholas Sehabberf.dec'd are informed that the,r
respective obligations wil fall due on the u u
cf next ron,h iSentemher,1 when II y eEofc'
ted that they will be promptly paid; mos,
fsilve to pay at that time, need expect no
indulgence.
JACOB SCHAPPERT, .inr
aupur.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

There are thirty-three Captains in
the United States Navy; ofthis num-
Der we believe there are not less than
vent -tN o now IL our city.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11


lions. the re has not been one instance, to
my knoxledge. Of Treat, having been
revoked or annuIled. after beng duly
ratified IN excep, by the fFes consent
of all the parties 10 it, or by wsr.
yesterday met in Ccuncil, near
Joseph Narshall's ferry. ,he Chiefs of
the MeImush party, and communicated
to them the proposition OF the Council
ar Brekea Arrow; tn which they have
acceded They promised to return to
their homes as soon as they are advised
Of the arrival of the United States
troops orered from Louisiana and PEN
>acola to the Creek Agency at Chatta-
hoochy.
The Chiefs ofboth parties have dis
tinctly aud so!emnly assured me that
they will remain at peace with eaSh
other; AMI that they will in no case
raise an arm against the citizsns of the
United States. Under these circum-
stances, it - my duty to notify your
Excellepcy that there will be nc occa-
sion for calling into service any part of
the Militia or Volunteers of The State
over which YOU preside.
The certificate, OF which I enclose
herewith copy, marked A. added 10
the declarations of the Chiefs in Coun-
Gil, of whom Joseph Marshall was the
principal, and interpreter, proves that
your Exeellency has been greatly de-
ceiyed, in su2posipg that the Mcintosh
party ever consented to the survey of
the ceded Territory being commenced
before the time set forth in the treaty
for their removal. This fact giving al
together new aspect iothe subject of
the proposed survey oft land. added
| 10 a strong conviction on my mind, that
the attempt to make the surveys would
be positive violation of the treaty
and will, under existing causes Of ex-
element, be certain t. produce acts Of
violence upon the persons or property
of unohendins indians. whom we are
! bound 10 protect, it becomes my duty
to demonstrate against the surveys be-
ing commenced until the Indians shall
have removed agreeably 10 the treaty.
| cannot doubt that the facts disclosed
by the accompanying certificate. with
the concurrent Testimony Of the Chiefs
in Council, will induce your ExceiIency,
without hesi,s,.3l,s to abandon the pro-
ject Of surve fng The land, before the
month of September, 1926.
Tins viii be pa sscplariy gratifying to
me as it viii raliega nue. 81 the painful
duty OF acting nos ~ concert With the
venerated authorities OF an enlightened
and patriotic member Of the United
Stares-te whom ! stand pledged by
every principle of honour. ard under
tbs solemnity Of oath, to serve them
honestly aud faithfuIly.
EDNUNDP. GAINES.
.M0f. Gsa Co,naannd;,,er
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
WILLIAM EDWARDS,
lngEyii MARS IAlI

At Fortress, Epson co. July ., 1925
| certify that this is correct copy of the
original certificate, signed in my presence aud
now IN my possession
f G. W. BUTLER.
I'D de- Camp.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11
EDMUSDP GAMES.
MAJ. Csn Commanding
A true COPY. q. w BurLgR,
did de- caoF,.
To bis Ex'cy G. VI TuoUr,
Gorsrnor Of Georgia.

We certify that We accompanied he express
f.cu Governor Vroup to General Mcintosh,
conveying the request that he would allow the
survey al the land acquired by the Treaty ut
the lndlap Spring. to be immediately common
ced, Gems rel Mcintosh replied shat he conld
not grant the reqnest, but wou,d all the Chiefs
together and lay it before them.-which was
meyer done.
Martinsburgh gazette. [volume] (Martinsburgh, Va. [W. Va.]) 1810-1825, 1825-08-11

Nothing but eating, drinking, and
toasling, was doing 10 Ohio at the Ia
test dates. Clinton and Clay have met,
and each as sisted in eating public
dinsr gol ~ in honor Of the other.
The former seems 10 wear the longer
plume. at the last date. gov. G to-,
gpthcr with the dignitsries Of Ohio,
we're on tleir way to Louisville where
another dinner is in preparation.
Whether these proceedings mean any
thing more than meets the eye, re-
mains to be seen--N. Y. Com. Adu.
What neats-We have heard OF
eggs, |, ing npon q slate in The sun, be.
| ing roasted durirg the recent bot wea-
her. and the fish in the Rhode Island
nords and Pennsylvania rivers. being
boiled for The iahel. hut that il roihirg
in compariron With the effects ofthe
heat ut Kcrkimor The AmerieaBG
that place staes, that in two gardens in
that village rrpies were piucked from
the trees. last week, with ore side af
them ronsted By tie sun, fn-ost 10
49, - .s.4