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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

ID ICHARD POLLARD will continue to transact
"A business in Lynchburg, as .41tciioneeT and
General Commission MERCHANT. Tie will, as here
toiore attend to the selling aud shipping of tobacco
and other produce for planters, county merchants,
and others. Also, to the receiving and forwarding
Of goods-to the purchasing Of produce on commits
sion, and to the transaction of bank business, as
agent In short, to all business coming properly
within the scope of an Auctoneer and Commission
Merchant All consigDments that he may be ia
vored with, and all business that may be entrusted
to hirn, will meet with due attention. His Office is
IN the large brick house at the junction of First
street and Fourth alley, the Franklin Hotel.
Jan il w4w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

Al Court held for Franklin County, at the Court
House, the I'd day of November, 1924
Jacob Harkrider, Pl'tG.0
against
Samuel Gilbert and Mat HI Nhahcery'
thew Talbot. Def'ts
II appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
that the Defendants are not inhabitants of this
State the motion of the Plaintiff by counsel, an
order of publication is awarded him against the
defendants, TO appear here on the first Monday in
March next, and answer the Plaintiffs Bill, to be
published eight weeks successfully in the Constitu-
tional Wing, newspaper edited in the City Of
Richmond.
copy-Teste,
ROBERT " DICKINSON, D. c.F.c.
Der. 9.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01
EDUCATION.

EDC "a lion.
FANflE subscriber will take charge of School
n the present year. at the residence of Doc :or
Charles Norris Of Caroline, (near the White CHM
MES and Littlepages bridge,) and will teach the
tatIn ann English Languages, dramatically: Wri-
ting, Arithmetic, and Geography. DR.. Morris will
receive in his family few Boarders, (male and fe-
mae0 at ninety dollars the term, for Board and
Tuition The school will commence on the 18th
January, and terminate on the 18th December; and
be limited to ten scholars. A vacation of one
month will be given in the summer
EDMUND KIDD.
Jan. 10, 1925. w3yv*
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

~ M. LAMBERT, Jr. .4ttorney-af- Lac,
w offers his services to those who are en-
gagged IN law suits in the Courts held in the
city OF Richmond; to prepare their suits for trial
He Will pay particular attention 10 getting the
parties speedily before the Court, the neglect
OF which causes great delay. He will also at
tend to the suits at rules; &c the taking of deposit
TONS; and before the commissioner, he propo-
SEES TO do what the parties themselves now
nave TO Perfom, and whatever else may be ne
cessary to hasten final decision of their cause
For the utility OF such council he refers to every
member Of the Bar.
January OFF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

We perceive by the gleauings from English
papers, that a man by the name of Samuel Burt,
convictei and sentenced to die for forgery,
twice refused to receive the royal pardon, in
tiInatirg the justice OF his condemnation, and
ms determination To die by his own hands if he
conld not be made the public victim of his
crimes. On the third time however OF hi, be-
ing brought up, he EXPRESSED his wishes not only
to be pardoned but also TO be married He
stated that his despair of this alliance induced
HIM to perpetrate the offence. The Young wo-
man agreed TO the marriage, but died before it
could take place. Whether the criminal now
WISHES his majesty to revoke his pardon again,
we are not informed. Ibid.
We have received copy of a proclamation
by the President of the Mexican United States.
of the 18th December last, for the continuation
of the strict blockade Of the fortress of St Juan
de Ulloa, declared on the 9Th Of October, 1894.
till the end set forth in the original declaration
is obtained; which proclamation, or decree. the
Secretary of Marine is required to communicate
to the foreign Ministers, Consuls, &c. residing in
Me xico.-[ Nat. LIT.
Col. /. LIMA, first aid to Gen PAEz, of the
Colombian service, arrived in this city on Satur-
day last, and has taken lodgings at MIR. William
sons Mansion HOTEL Ibid.
| "A .Neto Thimg.-A writer in the Kentucky
| Argus recommends that, instead of turnpi NJ.
our public roads be cOcered iCiM a root ,,m
town to town, similar TO the roof of a rome "a 2 K
which he thinks could be done chcaper tian
turnpiking, and be kept in repair at a very mo-
lderatc expense.
The Newhuryport Herald saws second
fuunttCrOy has caused Il great b(O,c IN, i'm Ros
ton.
NoRFoLK. Jan. &c.
| !&iP'creck.-The Sch'r .iIarynnd .6ii.,.yuref,
| (of Prospect, Me- Capt. Herman, from Bal
| tinore bound To Boston, laden with Flour
Corn and Iron parted both cables, in the snow
storm on Sunday evening last, and went ashore
IN Lynnhaven Bay, within a5ont forty wards of
the Inlet. The Schooner has brcd the crew
are all safe, aud the principal part of the cargo
will probably be saved, though in a damaged
state.
On Monday, one of the crew of ile above
vessel, picked up on tue beach Hat, draw
bucket and some blocks, which had driftcd
ashore during the gae.- american Beacon.
BY the arrival at this port on Thursday OF Che
schnr. Eliza, Capt. Williams, from Carti,agena.
winch place she left on the 22d of December,
we are informed that accounts had been re-
ceived there, by way OF Panama, stating the
JunciIoh Ill the reinforcementi from Cuium-
ora "i'i' i',I.i.f in Peru, aud that the Liberia
tor was pursuing 4 victorious career
But. Pat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
IS Certificate of the United States Stock, in the
name "f John Mason, bearing date the 10Th of
March, 1871, has been lost mslaid, and due ap-
piicat'on will be made at the Loan Office of the
United states for its renewal: Deferred per cent
Stock, No. 100, amount $50 OIL.
JOHN K. MASON, SENR.
jan. ~ WILT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01
NOTICE..

- Fl. WHITLoCK having associated h;,,..,,
- with FRANCIS WICKER, they would in.
form their friends and the public in general ,h;,
they nave rented the Lumbcr-house and Yard. helm,
part oil mat well known stand formerly the proner,
OF ohafies Whitlock, deed, Carey street, where
u'ey aave on nand' and intend keeping, a general
by the mol. or less quantity, Lime, Tar, P,Lb
&c. '''''' 'N''
N. Il. They will also attend To the dsnosi,ion or
any aftcieS OF country produce entrusted to THEN
X. III. WHlTLOCk.
FRAN. WICKER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

NJ AS committed to the jail of this county.
on the 24th day of August last, a negro man
who calls himself Elijah. He states that he is
from the state of Georgia, and is the propertv of
Mr.. Barlow of that state. Having been pur-
chased from citizen of Maryland, he says he w as
On MS way back to that state. Elijah is about five
feet ten or eleven inches high, of dark complexon
and appears to be about forty years of age.
GERMAN JORDAN, Tailor.
Campbell city. Va. Dec. 81 96,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01
1900 Dollars Wanted.

4 ny person who has the above to spare,
"A can hear of u certain speculation. which c,n'
not fail TO realize him 20 per cent, a, least for nh.
use of il for IL months.
..x Enquire at ms Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01
Stemmers and Twisters.

M ANTED 10 hire for the present year, six frs,
W rate Sttnmers and Icisters.-Apply to
Jan. lit b. F. UIIIIhpD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01
MANAGERS OFFICE.
No. l2l, Chssnaa Street, Philadelphia.
YATES & NT'IHyTYRE.

VIII be drawn, on Wednesday, the 9th of Marcel
next, and completed in a few minutes,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

The following incident of the last DAYS of
Louis XVIII. of France, is stated upon good au-
thority:
THE kings health gradually Declined vet it
was thought good policy to produce him as usual
Oh state occasions, so that neither the regular
reception of his own court, nor of the foreirn
ministers were ever suspended. He even held
hIs regular levee on the 7th September for the
reception Of the diplomatic corps. Although
nc was III dying state, he was strapped in his
wheel CHAIR TO prevent his falling forward. his
head sank entirely on his breast, and his chin
concealed in the blue ribbon of the order of
the Holy Ghost; his hat, fringed with white fea-
theirs, lying Oh his lap, and his hand upon it
For few minutes he appeared to be aslccp; al
length he gave tokens of existence, and the I2a-
ron Lalive, conductor of the Ambassadors
named them according to The order in which
they stood in the circle, and each advanced IN
salute his Majesty. At two or three of the first
names the king muttered something but uniu
teliIgiblr; he then relapSed into the etIarr,c
state, aud the Ambassadors Withdrew. AT tIis
leyecthe CountD'Artois, his successor. aDpear-
ed in perfect health, vigorous and active as if
he were not above forty or fifty years of age. y
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01
TIE Book OF REvrLAr1ov uysrArtp

UNSEAIED.
ErIroef ofo letter from HE first jmiee and hSfo-
run nj The age TO He author Of his york. ,rriHen
on reading he proof sheets.
"The extent of your research into ancient bisto.
Iy' and especially into the writings Of the primitive
fathers Of the Christian Church. enables Won To
make up an enlightened judgment in the case, en-
NTely satisfactory to YOURSELF and supported by ar
goments which will appear very plausible to others
~ me Apocalypse be not revelation to the world
through st. John, it would require more thorougb
investigation Of the evidence bearing on that fact
than have ever made, to enable a reader 10 con-
Uoye't your conjecture respecting the name Of the
author and the time Gifts being written"
u The above work will be ready for delivery
m this city on Monday next. The copies for
Members of Congress viii be left with Mr.. Moses
Poor. Mr. IT,,
One OF the Philadelphia constables has
3een shot while attempting to arrest an in
dlyldual; he was not dead at the last ac-
Counts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01
Young Ladies' Seminary.
New York Literature I o;tery

10000 Dollars, 10000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars, 1000 Dollars,
5000 Dollars, 5000 Dollars.
II OF 1000 Dollars, 90 of 500 Dollars,
d of 200 Dollars,
BESIDES great many of 500, 500, Sle, sc.
Delay not In procuring the lucky numbers
But few more orders can be received.
Whole Tickets, s. Quarters,
Half, Eiphtbs.
Orders for tickets received at the Lottery
and Exchange office of
S. G. nj. ALLEN SEQ.
No. 759 Main ST. Richmond
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

w q learn from tni,ciievUus little paper
called the Microscope, that the beau monde IN
Albany have been thrown mo Mysteries, at dis
covering. that they have been patronizino, an
fmpoSior; actually dining and dancing, toastino
and singing, signing and saving soft nonsense 10
an accomplished little villain, who ca,!cd him
sell L2Td .uOrf'meT, name most musical, TO-
mantle, and novel ike.-T'hs abomiuah ole mon
ster, called hiinsefthe son of Lord Marlborough
and was introduced at Il splendid ball. The titIr
OF Lord, among our republican danes, was like
the Greek-lire, powerful, and never to be sub
Observation-Disclosures folowed-"nods, winIss.
and wreathed Smiles" were bestowed upon
the young nobleman.- rosy checked Dutch
danes, from the borders Of the Mohawk, made
their best and swimming curtesies. Lord
think OF that-they crowded round him
catch'd the inspiration of each sound-Judoes.
Jurys, Governors and Legislators each pressed
Tor the honor oi his company tovenison and cham
palgne--the ladies secured him for balls. con-
verzatiOnes and fashionable soueezes-Lis onin
ions on painting and music, were quoted as AN.
thority: and, Just on the eve OF ATTENDING q
splendid rout, made specially in honor Of his
LordshIp, when Boniiace, his landlord. disco
yered that he was advertised as an impostor. and
was smrtless rascal, without shilling; and al
the moment when ms Lordslmp, in silk stocking.
anu oidCh uh'IehtohdnieS, was about calling
bis coach for the rout, Baron Nab-him carried
him off to jail While the party was all ankle
~ waiting e. ms Lordsitip, intelligence Of The
catastrophe arrived, and created some Paintings
some sneerings, and multitude of, II told YOU
how it would be, &c. &c."
lmpOsluoDs OF this nature are not surnrisino-
They alwaY viii exist when titles, and not pe,if
take precedence An accomplished, educated
agreeable, and well behaved man, cannot oh.
tain countenance unless he assumes a title; he
IS poor, and therefore, must neglected-he PLAY:
tue iipPqstor and Succeeds yNouit's .4crocate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

EaLU.ABLE PROPERTY tOR SIZE

r.dLC.dBLE PROPERTY FOR sale
4 pursuance oil Deed Of Trust, FROM Arcbelnus
hughes and wife, 10 Nathaniel Sheppard. and
''"" ID. oiopton, dated the 9th of May, 1890 of
RECORD IN the Clerks Office of the Hustinrs Court NJ
'"c o'y Oh hichmond for the purpose of securuu the
payment VI a sum OF money to Byrd GEORGE win no
soiu at iuolic Auction, the premises for road,
money, on the 18th day of January 1895 y, The
hour of IL O'Clock all that tenement ly;ug -, ,b.
SAID city, where the said Hughes lived ar ,b. d,.
oi SAID deed, at the corner of c. aud Ceptb ste, :;
oeing part OF the lot of ground numbered i'm TIN Man
OF SAID CITY, three hundred and ninety-sev.n. mo
o9') ano bounded as mentioned in the said deed nc
trust. ~
1jBy consent of parties, the above sale is
postponed TO 18th February, 1925.
n. SHEPPARD.
Jan. IL BYRD GEORGE.
Young Ladies Seminary,
Hit The Residence Of Doct. L. .Fosby, IN po,c.
hatan County.
VNHE exercises of this Institution under the SUI
II perintendance of Mrs. Fl. Rudd will com
mence on the LIST of Feb. 1926. and close on the
'5'th OF Nov following. Board and tuition Gin all
the useful branches) as heretofore,
For the Session of Ten Months, lslfO.
The course of instruction includes Speiliry Road
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar, Geo.
graphy with the use of Maps, History tancient and
modern,) Chronology, Mythology, elements of Che
mistry and Philosophy. Music, by gentleman Of
superior qualifications, at $50 per quarter
Dec 81 @.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

Col. I. LIMA, first aid to Gen PAEz, of the
Colombian service, arrived in this city on Satur-
day last, and has taken lodgings at MIR. William
sons Mansion Hotel. Il Ibid.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-02-01

The Newhuryport Herald saws n second
fdunHeroy has caused great blo,o up in Bos-
ton.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-01
FOR SALE.
Oct. 18. 1926.

YEyHE Noron,on Farm, situated in Appoquinmnk Hun
4 dred Newcastle County, Del, about two miles from
Mddletown and three from Cantwes Bridge, and FAR
from the Canal; containing better than Que hundred and
forty five acres about ninety Of which arabic much uf
the woodland is thriving and well set with cesnut There
are on the premises story brick house, forty-two
by twenty put up with the best materials and IN
the best manner. There the first floor, a common
sitting room office, spacious passage and parlour and
on the second there four chambers There is brick
XII chen adjoining The roofon The back part of both house
aud kitchen are In the yard is awell Of failing
and excellent water smoke house. and small frame
There are about six Of apple orchard Of choice
distance from, and finding it impossible pay suitable
attention the said property offers it (wish the exception
of the vault cncosed for thousand dollars in cas,
The purchaser had rather, the halt cash and the:
other in 9 ), H. or different annual nstamens-with
curty the property for their payment. Any person dis
posed comply fully with the above 'erms requestedo
direct letter by mail to GEORGE SHEETS.
Uoiaes6urgh, Penn
1.-THE above property is nn sold before the close os
the year, it will be 70 let
Nov, I, 1897. '2S-1Et
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-01
Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
Late the property of JoHN JONES, dec.

Late tRe property ot JOHN JONES, dec.
vfNO wit: in Smyrna, Del, the 21st of the present
month, at Lockwood's Tavern-No51 lot of land III
Main St. opposite Lockwood's Tavern u it inches
front, and IS it, deep, with frame houses one story
10 fl. square, with kitchen adjoining.
No. @ lot Of land adjoining No. 122 fl 6inches front
and 68 #. deep.
No 3, lot Of land adjoining No. 2-1z IT, front and 6G
it, deep.
No. A, lot Of lard 90 f. front, and 500 it. deep with
good two story brick house, f. inches in front on tho
road leading to the landing
.at Wilmington, DEL, on the Goth Of the present
month,
No. 1, lot of land 213 #. Front street. extending
back to Cd 247 ft.-boundee usts street part
OF which under lease to Evan Thomas & Co., containing
in the whole about II acres
No. 2-3 acres and IS perchesin Clement Creek marsh,
adjoining lands of Joseph Bay and Others the Black
Horse Tavern being divided into lots it will be sold
to suit purchasers.
No 5, house and lot in Market St occupied by Joseph
Pogue as dry goods store.
Conditions viii be made known the day of SALE by
ISRAEL ID. JONES,
REUBEN VERB,
18th mo-, !, 1895 95-6t Ears.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-01

rier are cruising on the coast Of Cuba the latter it
is said will shortly sail for the United States.
The Island is now quite heallhy-not dangerous
case on the list. Mr.. STINEscK, very worthy
Young man, and agent for the Purser, died on Sun
day last.
The Colombian private armed schooners Polly
Uampton, NurTA, and Coiunbla, BARpIs, arrived
here about the first September, with prize each /;
their object was TO get clear Of the gale. The Polly
Hampton sailed this morning for .Norfok, via St.
Augustine. The Columbia will sail tomorrow on
a cruise. beacon
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-01
PRICE or .sroCEs IN PHILADELPHIA

Extract Of letter to gentleman in this Borough,
dated Havana, Oct TO- 1925.
"The late gales in this latitude have caused our
arrivals to be very limited. The fate Of number
oi vessels from your quarter and to the northward IS
unknoun. The Charles, Ellen, and one other from
Philadelphia, have not reached here. An English
sloop which arrived last evening" brought Two men,
whom she took from spar on the Bahamas. They
are the remnant Of the crew Of the schr. Providence
|o Philadelphia bound for Alyarado which was cap
Sized and the captain and six others drowned. The
Two that were saved on the spar six days and
had suffered extremely. They have besn treated
with great kindness by the English captain"
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-01

DIED-At Providence, r. l. on the 2lst ut, MIR. ULYS.
SES HOLDEN aged IS years. Mr. H. in his store at
tending to his business, when he observed suddenly
to fall back, and though caught before he reached the
floor, by person him, life had entirely Departed
The body examnedby physicians when the cause
OF this sudden death at apparent The great artery
of heart found ohaye been affected by liberation
such degree that portion of the artery protected
from rupture only by small sack, about the size Of pea
This was liable rupture without any extraordinary
ton, and on its bursting the blood rushed into the percar-
dunn surrounding the heart, and the functions Of life be-
came Immediately suspended.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-01
From the ". York Com. nd. October 27.
VERY LATE FROM EUROPE.

! The packet ship Silas Richards, Capt. Holdrdgc,
arrived this forenoon, in 90 days from Liverpool,
whence she sailed on the 2slh ult. BY this arrival,
the Editors OF the Commercial Advertiser have re-
ceived their usual supply oil English papers, EN-
bracing numerous London journals to the evening
of the Goth of September inclusive.
We regret that Kean makes his appearance
among the passengers OF the Silas Rchsrds--We
hope, however, that he will not be permitted to
make his appearance on any stage in this country.
unless it be said that the American public is behind
the British in their respect for the principles of
morality virtue, and HONOR
The British ministry, after much elaboration
have resolved not to dissolve the Parliament the
present year, and this determination has received
the sanction of the King. The Courier states that
this course was adopted with singular unanimity.
\ A dreadful accident happened at Portsmouth, on
the ED uIt at the launching of the Princess Char
totte, ship of the line; by which sixteen persons
lost their lives. The following extract is from an
official account:
| On Wednesday the 22d OF September, the day
OF the launch the tide rapidly and to so yin.
usual height, that The ship was obliged to be
launched sooner than was anticipated; a, the same
time the great rise Of the water occasioned such a
powerful pressure against the gates of the south
east dock In the basin as to cause them to burst
inward and carry with impetuous violence into the
empty dock the bridge which rested upon the gates,
and, with the bridge, the persons who were unfor
tunaely passing over il at that time, on their way to
see the launch. The torrent Of water which rush
ed into the vacant dock below overwhelmed the
unhappy individuals, and greve to say, that. not
withstanding the active and prompt exertions OF
those who beheld the dreadful catastrophe, and of
the boats which Immediately fastened TO The spot,
but few persons were rescued from their perilous
situations.
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1825-11-01
NeW York, October 81

.NeW York, October 81.
THE GREAT COMMUNICATIONS
terday proud day for the State Of New York.
The GRAND CANAL, commenced on the ami.
versary Of American Independence, 1917, is com
pleted, and at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, the
first boat borne by the waters of Lake Erie, descend
ed into the canal. This pleasing news was convey
ed 10 this city by line Of Cannon, in one hour and
twenty minutes, distance of nearly five hundred
mics; and the knowledge OF the intelligence having
reached this city, must have been returned to Bufa
10 in short time. On this great occasion, and one
that must highly crafty Governor Clinton. nation
al salute was fired the Battery at IL O'Clock, with
unusuai accuracy. by the lth regiment of New
York State Artillery, under the command OF Col.
SPIcER
The arrival here Of the aquatic procession on the
4th Of next month, joined by that now preparing 10
this city, will form one OF the greatest spectacles
ever witnessed in this country.