Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-08

grand Jury IN Montgomery county for violating The coz
sttuton The intelligent people of MONTGOMERY hay.
gwen many proofs of their disapprobaon of the high
handed measures Of the legislature They subn, ted W.,
uenfiV To divers encroachnen;s their rims they sur
rendered their money and th.r property and f,rravc
their Debtors all for tue pmbkc rood the Enpircl. od
tcrC but they not willing give up their constit
tIon ana surrender Their Liberties to Kg Legislature.
Tins IS asking of them rather too much.
The Boston Evening Gazette says"Perhaps there has
rever been period in aston whom the demand for ,cvho-
meal labor of every description was so great as il E nj
to he erected but think there prospect of more than
double the number built in any previous year"
Arrangements have been made in Alexandria for
public dinner To be yeHt the President Of the mi
ted States and his venerable prcdece .sor on edne
day, the 18th of Aprl.
The Vice President of the United States flo IJo,dS
of Departments, the Attorney General the Pest Mas.
ter General and the Hon. Charles f. Mercer. are 10
be nvit ed guests. -
The Alexandria Gazette of Thursday saws: eve are
authorized TO state, and do with pleasure, that the
president has accepted the invitations but we regret TO
learn that, from consideration of a private nature Mr.
onroe has declined, for the present giving positive
answer We trust and believe. however, that al! oh
sacics VIII De removed IN time, aud tha he will Weld
W inc earnest WISHES OF his friends and near neirbors
than whom of his cuuntryincn ulorc hiuIIv m,
precate his public services or private virtue"
Commodore Rodgers has drawn upon himself b, his
general order respecting the disc pne of The navy
seine heavy broadsdes His intention in 6r,n;,'o
an publishing that order, was we doubt not kind and
PaTlouc; nut certainly 1t is be considered rs
oscreet production, whether in reference to himself
or the reputation OF the American naYy-TIoIsh
.4ths vs. .m'Coy.-An action for SANDER and ,nalci
Gus prosecution tried Oh Saturday in the Circuit
Court OF New York The suit was brough, BIZ The ia
ther or Miss Mills, girl under age who had hccn
npbo I
been employed with theft, and as possessing otherwise
bad character The defendant failed to sustain either
count IN the Indictment and the jury after RETIRING for
about ten or fifteen minutes brought in verdict 8oo
dollars IN favor OF the plaiatf
The whole number ofdeaths in the CITY of PladeI
plla during the year 1924 was 4399-of which, 2266
were adults, and 2e33 children. Among these 576 died
OF consumptioA $40 of COMMISSIONS 1914 of cbolic o6
OF debilty 22l of dopsy 664 of various feyers. % of
drInkennesS; lO2 of meazcs; 324 of the NATURAL
SMALL POX. Is still born; and II of diseases
unknown OF the whole number of deaths 1920 were
naes 5O5 beng under the age of2O years 1917 above
that age The whole number of deaths of females was
1895, OF which 99 were under the age of 90 wears and
1915 over that age The deaths among the neooie of
color were 7o3' 1t also appears that during the year
1874 there were 1888 births of which 3OG2 were males
and 277l females-matng a difference between the
births and deaths of 1884.
Several cases of the spotted ferer have appeared in
were
VII. ciart Cook two of whom died in little over
twelve hours from the attack ana the other within G
hours. "
perceive from the following article from poul-
sons fiadelphia CARTE, that the old and braarre
practice oil attaching : body of 4 deceased ,.,,n To-
ueot still prevails in England. We had hoed fur the
nohor OF human nature that practice so abhorrent TO
every ihng hike virtue civilization had ceased TO OH
tam countenance in christian communities
Rail-
Old WewItZer, the comedian famous for nIovnp
jews and Frenchmen, died in Drury Lane. the herr
mug OF January, after being confined 10 his bed for
months at the age of 76. For debt of Ga his land
lady detained the BODY until it was released by the in
terpositiOn of friends, and Inferred
French Mode Of encouraging Historical PAINTING.
W. gross, who painted the dome of ST. Geneve has
SINCE ocen created baron by his Sovereign for that
work. on visiting the of his iabours instead Of he
coVenanted price E2 000) the minister of the interior
hds doubled the sum, and given $4,000 for the work
2ucn IS The french-now mark the English Mode of
E''cow"gtnS Historical Painting.-Mr Barry, who
panied the great room at the Adepbi, was struck from
the list OF Royal Academcians and oblired to sunport
himself during this work by working for enpravers af
ter ne returned exhausted his house-Nlr w est left
'S d''y MS three last great works unpurchased by
government, and died enbarrassed.-2Ir Fuzeli es-
capped from want into the Proessorship Of the ROYAL
AC%uehy'~-Nir Proctor, who gained both prizes for
sculpture and painting was starved to death in an
"o'|ute lolSing IN Glare fnarket;-and MIR. Haydon
ter deVong twenty years to history and having his
works aPPIaudcd by thousands, lost all his plasters
Prin's and books OF art, thrown into the Kings
bench and has taken to portrait painting to pet his
oread AND all this happens in a country where there
are academies and institutions to nourish Young STU
uenS IN the highest branches founded for that purpose
"n,'e rance does not let her efforts for the art end
WIN her academies, but soon as young men give
tnat tey have benefited by the instruction
ootaned IN their academies, they receive honours and
j uiey aSk 1000 for work. are not accused of con-
'' '' 60t '|t'VOO' London Pa.
tH"SeS-itls reported that first brought
.'o' I'diy 10 England IN the year 1922. They were
CoSecraed as presents from the Pope and in thew
we're Placed over the goals of confessonas as the sy
9o' OF Secrecy-ence the meaning of the phrase un-
IIRGLNI.4:
" rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court of
March, 1926: wv W
w ''''.s,,' toS' ana "aidfon h. Post, Pts.
Benjamin Duvall and James Whitlock mn.
Inc defendant james Whiuock having entered his