davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11
Virginia

' AkS ln1d
1t a Superior Court Of Chaneery holden IN
the toirn Of Lynehbarg, the 81 day Of ~
reHiber, one thousand eight hundred ana
feeHty four.
hoberl e scott, Plaintiff,
Against,
Dud,ey Joaes, Milton Bennett, Then as u
Bennett, Lewis Bfnnrtt, DurCas blooraIaH,
Thomas }. hlDul llaIi, George AIaiuu aBG
Elizabeth his lie, john low Ter aud iaillla
his wife, William Shaw aud ldtsey bis
wife, iiuN ard Martin and Lucy his vile,
JOHN Webb, George /. Meriin ether Ton i ha-
mas Jones, Anselm Clafkson aud Mildred Lis
vie, Jane, Martin, john Burton, George
I've, Charles hiunds, 1homa. Is. u ait, Mar
ba Goode, Grief lark sdale, Moses Preston
aud John Garnler, Defendants,
Aud
Robert {. Scott laintin,
Against
Oliver MeReynoids sheriff of the county of
Campbell, Gabriel scott, William Waller
Scott aud William pellJletun,
Defendants.
These causes canc on again together, TO be
heard on the papers formerly read, ON those
since filed, aud upon the report OF commits
,louer BcHagh, made in pursuance OF the or
der OF the 18th day OF November, one thou
sand eight hundred aud twenty three, With
the exceptions thereto, and vas argued by
counsel on consideration whereof, aud OF
the motion of the defendant ia the second
suit, Oliver hIelseyhofds 10 dissolve the III
junction awarded in that CAUSE, aHd 10 direct
1, sale al 81 uuucII n the
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11
Notice

AlliiE snbserihcr is authorised 10 sell TINT
- very desirable private residence IN the
town OF Lyuehbarg, al present occupied by
ELIJAH Fletcher, Esq He also wishes Ia rent
the two lower rooms and cellar of the house
on the main street occupied by himself
JOHN NJ GOHDOF.
March 2t" 2H
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11
March 4

BEDFORD COUNTY Sc.-Taken up
ID on tie plantation oil Robert e. Penn, on
the waters OF Falling, Creek dark chesnut
soFrei MARE, four feet eleven inches high,
n small star in her face, defect in her left
hind leg, small part OF the rim o! her left
eye lid off, tail bobbed, name reached for
six or eight inches from the ears, barefoot,
somewhat scariied on her shoulders.-Ap.
praised to thirty dollars. The above sworn
WM WEEKS,
GEORGE LYLES,
JOHN LEGACY,
A Copy---Ieste,
]. STEpTOE, c. &c.
February 25. 3N327
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11

N1ESSRS. William L. Christian, Tho
4vl mas Aping aud William johnson, take
notice that | shall on the 18th day OF April
next, at the house OF WiliamfF. Carter, in the
county OF Goochisnd, and state of Virginia,
proceed to take the deposition of the said
William f. Carter and on the 18th of the
same month at the House OF Capt Lindsey
Coleman, in the county Of AmhcrstI shall
proceed TO take the deposition OF David APP
ling, which dispositions are to be read as evi.
dence on the trial OF n suit depending in the
chaucery court OF Anhert county in which
| am plaintiff and You are defendants, when
and where on may attend ii you please.
JOHN CHRISTIAN.
March 4. w4w. %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11
MAYS haA's sale.

IN pursua nee of a deceee of the Superior
4 Court Of Chancery for the LyncAburg dis.
lrict, pronounced on the 2lst Of May, 1924,
il cause therein depending between
John Caui Sell ptf.
And
John Jacobs, David l. Clark.on and Peter
c. Jacobs Dcrs.
The undersigned Marshal of said court, will
on Saturday, the ID day of April, ls25, Git
fair, 1t not, the next fair day thereafter, sun.
days excepted) proceed to SELL by way OF
public auction, before the iron; door of the
Franklin Hotel, III the town oGLVnchburg, To
the highesl bidder. for cash. the fnllnmlnr
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11
soh Pressed Castor Oil, Epsom
Salts, Calomel, CaInphor, DC.
4
wALTER n. MIDDLETON,

.tF0TiiEC.ls ND Bho9GiNP
4 As r'cnn.d, by The lat.s, arrivals
! 3 p~m Philadelphia aiadinn"i s"ll'leS "'
spnaine At.ulCIsE5, an.eh nave been
ssa.l,,,ly selected b, an experienced Hand,
,a1frbns,d an The ms, favorable Ie1ms, war
rAnted 10 he af the first order, aHd vii be
sold ~ low As they en- he hid IN Virginia.
The following embraces liart OF hts STOCK
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11
PERSONAL property,

TO wit one negro woman named Dolly, and
four children to wit Demsay, Lavina, BaIer,
and Spencer, and one bay Mare, or So much
of the said property as will be sufficient 70
satisfy the defendant, John Jacobs debt, and
costs, being the same property conveyed in a
trust deed executed by John Campbell 10
David |. GARRISON, and Peter c. jacobs. trns-
tees, for the benefit OF John JACOBS, bearing
date the ODD OF April, 1922, aud OF record in
the county court OF Nelson.
GEO. B. WooDSoN, NJ L. c. d. c.
March T. wilde 90
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11
Yo plaMtevs GeNeraslN.


4 ND particularly to those who have
~ heretofore brought their tobaccof 70 Il
w ArEK WAREHOUSE. We the under
signed, the present inspectors of said ware
house, respectfully solicit your patronage
We assure you that we shall be found ready
and willing 10 serve you al AL hours of the
day, whenever our services shall be eeded-
we also Gatier ourselves, that there will be as
good sales made this year at Blackwater ms nj
any other warehouse in the town OF Lynch]
burg. We have been induced TO give this
Information, having heard OF report in cir
cnlalion that there was nothing doing at X
Water warehouse, which has had tendency
10 dtseonrage some at its former patrons, and
might 'iiso influence Others from making dc
post OF their tobacco Tor inspection. We
can also inform the public, that the ware
house aud its enclosure, will shortly undergo
utiiorongh repair, which with It's vicinity to The
river will merit the encouragement of both
the planters aud the dealers.
TOWNLY g. PHILIPS,
Inspectors at b. Hdier Warehonse.
February T. WOW %
The Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1822-1829, 1825-03-11

l,rst cold pressed Cas- Camemiie Flowers
tar oni, ~ quar-, spiatne sans
PIN ani hats put 9a'flstr Q'i'"'"e "
Epson salts iPeeaea'eha
islauber do 1ointneo III toot w"
Gsiofufl IN p4NafF
1alap. fainthor Orange Peel, fresh
e.rs,n Tartar Gehiian Rect
Ihars Suiphur Blue tiifiol
Ehnbarh ~ root -weet OIL
ditto Ia loWjsr salad do
bam Opium 6am oamboge
Calciaed Marre.ia 91a Abrrh
Lump di,to cinnamon
Sugar Lrad 81 Wofmseed
feru,iau Bark, J very oil elofes
inpowder. su,,o Refined salt Pclre
Do do. IN quiz, J rier famarinds, fresh
Tartar Emetic, tggi'b iaPioea
kenned Bursx Pearl Barley
Spirits Nhre snails ilaH-hofh
btassm COpaiNa Od Cinnamon
Ieaaed L,qaor.ee Rose Aeier
Common Tito oil Peppermint
Salts rarihr Extract bark
sGnnella Bark EA.rnct Ilemlock
Ped preeippHls SUI 6arh soda
INN Aloes lariate Acid
t.um Arabic Croion Oil
Spanish Flies aupnnrlc Acid
spHke MHnnr NIlre ditto
lenna Leaves, Mnriaic ditto
sum Gnaicum Lees Antibilinus Pins
sunar CEustic Golden 1incture
corrosive Snbinsfe Pulls Columbian Oil
Arrow Root, SUP. tldal las. Mustard, NC. sc.
White fitriol
GN HAND--Enslish White Lead, Iinseed
OIL. Spirit. Turpentine, together with every
.oiher Article used in printing, which can he
had AT his usual low prices. Jan. %,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

To rue EDIroRs or TnE CONSTITUTIONAL Wuo
Gentlemen: l had been left free TO consult nv
own inclination, should not have noticed DIR. Hen-
drec's publication in newspaper but should have
adopted the pnphit form, ouy. But as he has chosen
the Enquirer as the vehicle OF his communication TO
the public and determined not to shrnl, from hr
unpleasant task of exposing his misrepresentation in
whatever form they may be presented, yield to the
necessity, imposed upon me, OF appearing the ne,cs-
papers, and shall publish in pamphlets also-I am not
singular IN the OPINION, that ii solemn duty which
owe to society, so 10 hold him up public view as
to prevent recurrence of those impositcns which he
has lonS been IN The habit OF practising.
WSI. w. IIENING.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

Our friend CARO-, who again takes the field III the
last Enquirer, and TO whose remarks, the Editors with
more Than their usual sagaciy aud good sense have
assigned that part of their paper which is scarcely
read has been Ter many weeks preparing his reply
TO onr structures his former luminous and elaborate
defence OF Chancellor Tay or that the subject has
entirely lost lis interest. As there is nothing in his
observations either worth reading noticing shall
not for moment disturb them in their passage to
oblivion.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
LYNcRnrRG- Oct %

Chancellor Taylor adjourned his court for Ills die
trict Yesterday. after Of sixteen DAYS ba,
gene through the docket. '"e
'R"'dsr-Wc understand that at late ra,taIio,
ngs'er IN Halifax county, Mr. Thomas Boyd wa,
Ei!'cd ~ an aifray by Mr.. Thomas Hughes ,Tbo
murderer made his escape, and, at the last account,
was vending bis way 10 the west, Oh the main sfa
road though his pursucrs were close at his booIs W.
understand that the circumstances were Of an acgr,
1aleo nature and that great exe7ons woald be made
TO aPprcieDa Hughes ~ A'''e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
&s5gss9ssIssD Ss tgesy~
TrNsi.AY MORNING \ \ / l8:s.

- inio' ncd that the Ilih OF October Gem
raj Jackson resigned seat III the Senate ofthe United
States The determination of the General to remain
90 longer member of the most enlightened dcibcra
i've assembly the world can produce in winch he
nave been constantly haunted by the notifying con
s'n oess OF his mteriory, displays great prudence
and wisdom Being destitute of the talent aud ability
winch the nan must possess who discharges the ardu
Gus duties of that important station he was reluctantly
compelled to sit silent spectator of The august proceed
Jugs Of that body. When did Gen jackson ever en-
gage in debate On what occasion did he ever DISPLAY
the wisdom OF statesman, TIC po,y ofa vigorous,
hg'iy cultivated and comprehensive intellect? When
the bill authorizing appropriations for surveying the
route of roads ana canals which involve: great & deeply
nomen'ous principles ,f cons,;utonai lew was under
discussion IN the Senate he was durb-,yhcp that sys-
tenn Of national policy which has fo is object Tie pro-
lection of domestic industry, hy robbing and pundernr
'Iiscrimnatcy every other c!ass Of soci-.v was un
der consideration, he did avail himself Of ;e %
jor'unlty winch ii - seaicj f3r the da,eIcaunnt a.
That profound k.n'velrc aF economical science w};c:
'hc President Of tho United State, should possess Ir
act, IS UNIVERSAL admitted that h.s senatorial, caree,
o"s neither been c"cdahie 10 ,Sa'fn1r usg u 10 ,ie
nat'on lie therefore wisely ulecl that bv rc,ajrnr m
eai M the Senae, he only provoked nvilous compa,
Sons between himself and other sen. tors which wouI,
initiate against his election in 1895; at which time s
people VI these United States. awaing from that stat,
"' iamehtabc deluson which I'd nearly caused his Gle
Vatioa 10 fie highest and most distinguished office on
eart Will cooy and dSpass,onatcy canvass his Dreten
Sions and although they will award him their gratitude
'F his military services they can never consistently
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

As the character of MFR. | ming has been publicly
assaulted IN the newspapers he has unquestouabc
rght TO spread through the same medium his vindi,
cation before the world. We have all occasions
anXiousy endcavourcd TO avoid all personal aerca-
Ions, and more especially this controversy in which
VIZ Hcning and DR.. ilendree are engaged; but MIR.
tienng insists upon having his defence published as
a matter of right, and under the peculiar crclm
stances of the case, do not consider ourselves at
liberty TO refuse. This statement conceive fur
n'5hes sufficient excuse for departure in this
instance from rne hitherto strictly and sacrcdly OBJ
served not TO permit the reputation of private i;ldv
dua!s TO be canvassed in our paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

We commence in this number f,o ,,l,r;o,,;.-
an interesting Review of Napoleon, Russian C,,,,
paign, by Count Scgur. That part which VIZ c,,,,
occupies so large space in our columns, uat We arc
compelled to lave room fer other matter, to DELAY The
sketch of the State Of GuaDaxuato which we had pro
pared for this paper, ill our next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

"n " edne5d"y last at o'clock a signal gun an.
n'raced the entrance Of the first vessel info te ,ro
Canal which has been recently finished The clad in
""'Se"oe was conveyed by discharge Of cannon
Sa'ioncd at proper distances, from Buffalo 20 AIb,nr
y New York, where IT was greeted by saluo Of ION
guns from Fort Lafayette. The event has bccn I,iIod
with every demonstration of national JOY and en,usi.
a''n' ana The arrival of tle boat at Ncw-Yolt is 10 he
celebrated by professions, balls, and every mauifes
'a''on OF public rejoicing. Ncw-Yord has cause TO
TcloIcc-It IS the Proudcst day in her annals Tho
period IS not far distant when oicr having enabled m
State TO iquidae the debt contracted to co,noete
the revenues from this Canal will constitute an i'm
,oensc 'ond to be derotcJ 10 the encouragement Of
literature and science 10 The improvement, Of the
ais 70 '"e education Of the poor, anil to the deve-
''"' Oh q" 'er r'so"Fces moral and physical 1t is,
no'''' an epoch which grateful posle.iiv will com.
'aeH"rgle when The names Of Heroes and statc.,,,
no" isp''ngo Tie neatre Of life, will be buried per
bars forever, in oblivion
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

The lengihoi other articles Which we are forced to
insert to-day obgcs 10 defer very Interesting letter
from our countryman DR.. Howe, who has been urged
oy his enthusiasm in the Of liberty and devotion
60 the rights Gilman, TO enlist under the banners of the
struggling Greeks.-After communicating much iufor-
nation on the state Of her affairs, and detailed account
o her victories and achievements, lie concludes with
the following photographic
"Juiy l4.-Nevs from the Morea better and better.
IL grows certain that Ibrahm racha IS great troune.
t. has made several Intellectual attempts to escape fr:n
hc plains of Ppolitza hut has beer, prevented by e
l.eeks, who TO the number of about 5 900 fiji the
passes. Fon' days since they cut of 100 horses wit
prov islons destined for his camp"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

The last Milicdgeyiiie Journal contains the election
inajprity Of 1914 We have received inf ellioe,, :,
addition 10 these, from Dooly and Irwin, in botb O.
winch countless Gen. Clark has a majority of os which
deducted from The above gives Gov. Troup u,,i,rit
q W" The counties still to he heard from ar. DE
cat"i', Early and Warc.-I Augusta Chyon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

The report which has boon widely and industriousy
circulated that the Brandywine had proved unseawor-
Thy, and that eight feet had been found in her
hold before 1t was discovered that she leaked is too
Improbable to require serious reiutaton The Editors
OF the National Journal, however, not following the
example Of their neighbours Of the Integencer who
dii no' know enough of ship building to enable them
satisfactorily" TO account for the svcxatuus crcum.
stance" nutey detail their reasons for rejecting this
IDLE and ridiculous story. They state, that the pumps
IN Board our men-ofwar regularly sounded every
hour which you'd of course render if impossible for
eight feet OF water 10 accumulate without lis being
KNOWN and they clearly prove that the oakum could
not have washed out because the ship is coppered one
loot above tie deep wafer ine.n INDEPENDENTLY of
these circumstances they publish letter from Com
AIoFris to The Navy Department dated Sept 25h. in
lat ~, Ion -, when nearly thirds Of the yoysce
was completed, in which lie mentions that 1.-THE shin
appears To sail well, but that he had not had sufficient
opportunity 10 ascertain her various good qualities
There IS not the slightest nnation in the letter that
the trGa'' leaked, not sea worthy
The ship Edward BounafTt, which arrived 4, Now.
York on THURSDAY from !avre passed the Brandywi,c
on the goth Sept in at. 10. lon IA, within or DAYS
sail o. her port OF destination, apparently all we'll
blowing fresh, did not sneak her.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
~SZ9-

a sixty gun ship was launched at PHILADELPHIA on
thursday. She was bull; for gentleman in New
York. who II is understood, intends her for fine Sn
American or Greek market.
Liverpool paper mentions that American bills
drawn on that place tor million Of dollars had been
returned under protest in one vessel.
Preparations making to despatch vessel fro,,
Boston, toT the American colony in Africa lis, ra.
posed to carry farmers, artzans, mechanics and leach
ers. ~
Il is stated in the Rockville Journal that the now
lionse OF Delegates of Maryland will consist Of Al
Republicans, Goodies, and 81 Federalists; and n,,
the Republicans will have majority Of Is in io,n,
ballot for the election Of Governor and omcii.
he miraculous story Of the great prccocitv Of 2
black child in South Carolina, turns ont to be Loax
The city of New-YorF contains 1000 inhabitants.
There is now living in Wake Forest, n. G. = man
panied Arthur Wall, 1O4 ears of age Ills eiJos,
son IS ~ jcars old, aud his youngest 20. He is =
uaiVc OF northampton county, in that state
Bets 10 the amount Of one million sicrlino wore
pending on the fayorite horse cleveland which vac r.
run at the last Doncaster races in England.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

we are distressed 10 cam, says the ALBANY Patriot
that ~ artnccntre, few days since at Kinderloolr
between Two young lads of that place (onc STUDENT At
ne e''y and respectabIv connecIeL at the south
ono o. 'Aein received stab in c side Fl ON the south
ern lad which is said TO be mortal.
LTA6 Practice ct carrying long itnives and dirl,s o
cou!nO" among lie ycung and BOYS which loade
20 so many unhappy consequences, Ought to be sun
pressed; @"d If the authority Of parents and
rs nor sufficient the legal authorities ought TO take il
10 hand III" practice as dsgraccful as it is
y ii berays too much The disposition of the
Ball. PA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

by the packet ship las Richard, Can't. Holri,iae.
which arrived At New York on the 9th Oct English
papers were received at tie Office OF the Commercial
MA cruiser OF as late date as the 23th Sept.
The only political Intelligence ofnpouance is con-
ir;ation, through various channels and nar,icuarlv
oy accounts received at Consantinople from Smyrna,
OF the report Of the defeat and retreat Ibra5m pacAa
These accounts state that Ibrahim being reinforced b,
corps Under Musscin Dey, undertoaA second expedi
ton against Napoh di Romania On his approach fbe
"reckS' by solemn act nplorel tn protection o! Eng
Id lbIahm Disconnected at this unexp cctcG nea
sure demanded explanation OF Com Hamilton the
commander OF the Eng sh squadron Before he could.
however obtain answer, the Greeks who were in =
most critical Siaon driven on BY despair made spd
len attack upon the disprited arabs and after san
gulnaTy contest, Ibraln Pacha was conpeIlo 70 f.I,
back on Tripoiiza It's also s'atei that great aonse.
nation had been produced Co.s,antinople bv ? r..
port THAT The squadron of The United States had arr
we'd oil Hydra and taken possession ct the island o. POI
ros, situated opposited to Hydran II would be an idle
waste OF time to say that this report was cnirc, ocs-
ute of foundation.
ihSine!'Igence from Spain represents I.a i'll fatcd
country 10 he in state Of anarci, and ,,,f,sia.,
Every eXeF'i'H TO crush lie spirit ofrevol w cp is
~ "he' manifested, proves ahorve. Tie insu-rci n
OF RcsseFes las been followed by that of Cen jo
IN Valencia and of Cen Locho in Ia Aiancba. Or,i-
gucIa in tie province Of BuocC5 and chief in tl,e ,
vince OF Grenada, are also in open rebellion and have
proclaimed Charles Y. Harm and terror md violence
prevail throughout the Whole Kingdom
IE'S"a.-Ihe commencement OF the ensuing wear has
oeen liked upon, the period for the conpet cn,opc;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
lTo BE coNT!NUaD.1

The President Of the United States r.t,',ncI ,r q.
city yesterday, from his visit to his venerable Tao.
,.fH Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01

me Navy OF France, according 10 the Etoile of Au
descriptions OF ships: II Of 20 guns % of 20 9G i
!, 81 carrying from 60 TO III and OF corvcttcs brire
&c TO- making 2G armed vessels, of which 81 are Of
the line, aud IS irgates. '' VI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-11-01
900

Tie New-Yor1 American of Friday evcr.;,o, s,..o.
'"' 'e telegraph had announced the arrival bco,o of
''e snip LOWS IN 30 days from Iayre. She did not
reach the city however in time 70 furnish the political
aud commercial news she brought.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1825-04-14
DIABoLICAL MURDER.

From the Baltimore Morn. Chronicle, .9pril1l.
A gentleman of this city, who has
Just returned from Philadelphia, has
given US the following details of muir
der committed about mile and half
from Charlestown Cecil county.
A young lady, on Monday last, left
her fathers house, in company with
her little sister, about four years of age,
to visit her grand father, distant about
a mile from the residence other father.
Both were missing until the Friday
following, when the melancholy catas-
trophe which had befallen her, was
made known by her little sister, who
had wandered in the woods from the
fatal period Of her sisters murder until
then.
The account which she gave to the
person whose house she providentIally
reached, was, "that big ugly man had
met her sister and self while on their
way to their grand fathers, and after
dragging her sister into the woods
murdered her." The body was imn1e-
diateIy sought for and found by the