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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

GOT the daily increasing product Of winch the 'yested
interests strive 10 deprive his country may be said
have esced the greatest staple trade of this country
about the year 1890, Mr. Watt introduced he steam
engine INTO the cotton manufacture, and subsequently
the important operation of bleaching t the INK
TIC acid II has been asserted, that i'll l76S the whole
Cotton trade ia Great Britain did return & 200 900
to the country for the raw material combined with the
labour ut the people and the power the single wheel
then IN use, was calculated not to exceed spin
dies
By the return of 1913 the population of Manchester
was e995l; IN 1871, 93,573: and the last census of
1921, lOGGl7: Stafford -, 772, Ardw ick 3,5i5 Chorl
ON Row 5000, llume 1894, Peudeton 5,9IG a total
Of l55,725.
The extraordinary important increase of the Cotton
Trade, now established in various parts of the Kingdom
may be accurately shown in the following account of
the annual ImPOyhdi0n Of Cotton into Great Britain
from 1871 10 l32N W.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24
ELKrn4. (AId-l Innn 1o

- sI.KToV, Md. juno 49,
o"pccfed 'H"'"'c"er-Col. James Se,yan of This
pace mas Just returned from Falmouth Virginia and
rom hun we learn the following particulars T.spccfs
TIE person IN custody At that place
a man calling himself John Peters, alias John Con
county Jail suspicion of being i've ,,,rero C NJ
cunningham. The circumstance which led TO h, ar.
rest was confession made a man named Grey Bar
Dour travelling with him Barbour related the conCez
' W Young man named Deskins and requested him
10 conceal himself in the bushes and he would IT,
ConnerS iuto conversation the subiect-ts he did
ana Conner again acknowledged that ne was e,,;It ~
,ne ,nurder-and that I've had taken ring rom her
"'no winch he sold IN Baltimore or Georgetown
After Conners' arrest he stated that Barbour had b
Uayed him; that he intoxicated when he rnade n
confession and d'd not know what he was saying. The
ooun ne gives Of himself isyagUe and contradictory
sometimes he denies being in MARYLAND for f,s y
PsStat other times be says he was employed to fsb on
FIX River By Major Hyland and brother-an5 fbst he
mas been at The Chesapeake aud Delaware Canal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

From The Gaihpolis (Ohio) Free Press Of Ja,c .
a MATCH FOR THE SHESHEQUEN BEAR FICU3
very large she W oil had been doing a deal of mis-
chief ia Ohio township in this county seycr; wears and
her cunning was such that she had aw avs cscapeu the
vigilance OF the best hunters by whcn She was com
monty called sou HOttotc Foot" from the roularLai
SIZE and shape other paw. Her Young had rene
rally been found out and destroy ed, but it seemed a.
the settlement should never get rid of the old one
On the Sd of May last, Messrs. John Brumfied Ga.
orei Long and David Spurlocll got on her track and
'er long and toisonc search, followed her TO her den
'' 'e size ot hI where they asCertaued she had
go"iS ones Upon examining the entrance they found
ioS anu narrow, That IL quite difficult for :,
large man To creep in. However our intrepid back
"o"usfheh were not to he easily deferred from their
purpose and J. Brumfcld rosoy, cd To po in and sbo+
he' whiie G. Long held long pole To which was tied
loren Tor The purpose OF lighting the den John Brlm-
eid went IN accordingly, but after proceeding two or
trec rods 'e found himself tightly we,lgcd between
t"e rocks, That II the wolf had rushed on hln he wond
nave been unable 10 defend himself and indeed he had
WV" hiin now no weapon but his rifle In IN : position
ana without seeing the animal distinctly he fired ON
het umre lines having TO go each time 10 load hi4
sun is dog rushed IN before he could enter the fDuri
Uine, and although the wolf was badly wounded 2 (,ri-
ous battle commenced between them. Gabriel Iono.-
having crcpt m got hold of the wolf bv the paws dro
geo cr out of the hole ami threw her down the hill
when Io!n Brumield who stood in readiness Shot pr
dead on the spot She had seven whelps.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

-
ArGofy-For the information of our friends who NAV
o' '"He inc trouble 10 read the Colombian treaty, we
nave drawn up summary. We would briefly remark
Is he duty of every citizen pcusc with serious
%e''' all public acts 1t is matter of observation
.'1 our laws and treaties known only the few.
Every citizen part of tho nation and shond inform
"''eci' oi the concerns of his country..Nd. .4do.
summary ~ treaty 6et,ceGi Ho u. States and C0lo,n-
6'd, us ratified 2lst .Nty, uitjmo.
ART ISL Announces a firm peace between Colombo,
and the u. States
:. No commercial favor any nation that is Sc
cured TO the United States
.. rec trade between both nations.
H. citizens of both nations may dwell safely in the
territories OF either
.. Property shall not be detained in either by en-
barge without recompcusc.
o. = .. y, ard 10. Protection of and suCcour to YES
sells IN distress Allowing the free disposal OF personal
property and three years to dispose of real estate which
aliens are not permitted TO hold longer.
H. Religious freedom every sect allowed to wor-
ship in security
- Free ships make free goods.
10 Neutral flag Shall not protect the property of an
enemy except where the property put on board be-
/ fore die war.
| II. Prohibits trade in conaband goods
10. Goods not contrahand may be freely carried 10
ports Of enemies except when bockaded. No place
bluckaicd except II bc actually attacked.
10. Coutrlhand goods shall be taken cut of vessels
! leaving the rest ItCe 10 trade.
H. a vessel corning 70 blocKadcd port, shall be
turned away aud not Detained unless She ntcmp TO en-
ter after being warned off
49, Vessels of war OF either nation TO keep beyond
cannon shot o private vessels which may be boarded
ny t"at and ttiee men 10 examine papers. The
'II stall not be obliged 10 SO board the armed
10 Drlin& war, vessels Of ncutraIs shall have sea
letters anu passports, under penalty of detention trial
90 Vessel, under convoy. shall not he examined
81 Not material article.
e Citizens of either, Shall not accept commissions
To- serve against either.
o. In ri war six months allowed tn t,l,o ,r,,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

y II T''''N' ).
''d'"--Mad Butto nd Little Eagle, the f,,o Cs,ne
indians who were tried the last October term of the SUI,
i curt Tor the murder of Major W,lborn and others
"u oy NE Fresde Of the United States Their pardon
was cr"Ted 81 the office Of the Acting Governor on SATURDAY
ing. " 'y '''''"-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

Ih' CJc'fT-Ihe AllledgeyIe papers received by
Yesterdays mail arc filed with documents and ST.
ments relating 20 the Indian Affairs They are too mn
mcrGus Tor us 10 attempt 10 copy, at presents aud we
nk improper, under existing circumstances TO p,,b
Hsh part only. The following statement however.
made by the chiefs Of tie Creek Nation in which ibey
take upon themselves and their laws the entire r6ypon
sioiy OF the death Of Iiosh is much importance
as II eXoncra'cs altogether, the whites from any con
Germ IN tic Transaction The Chiefs sav-..TY deter
mhed TO Tt bin 70 death, for n violation Of law first
proposed 10y hn;" and this law, it appears, punished
with death any Chief Of the nation who should propoe
10 sell any OF their Iauds.-[.Nttt Int.
We the undersigned Chiefs and Head Men Of r,c
creek Nation, do certify and declare,
mat we determined of our own free viii and accord
10 put to death the Chief MIntosh and that neither t
agent John Crowel, any other white man were the
"sg"iors OF abctors, DO know or believe that
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

ne, the Agent knew that we had any such design nor
did communicate it to any but few old and head
men, We determined TO put him To death for a viola
ton of law first proposed by him. and sanctioned bv
the Big Warrior and Little Prince and then the differ
ent towns were called up, and the lawyers who had
been previously made 10y M'lntOsh, Big Warrior aud
Little Prince) were directed put into execution this
law against any Chief other person who broke il
however great he might be, even Big Warrior, Little
Prince. AlIntosh.
Questions PIT to Tie Chiefs by Nh. HiUl
q. J. Where was the law first made, take the life
of Chief OF this Nation who should sell the land of
the Nation without the consent of the Naone
\. On the west bank of thcO nulgec at the time
the land belonged to them, the Indians
O. 9. Had the Agent directed you TO kill M'Intosh,
would YOU have done il?
a. We would not for he was no, placed here for that
purpose.
@ }. Did any white person know III
A. No one but James Hutton, who was born and rails
ed in the Nation, and considered as one of us whom we
took Interpreter.
q. !. The Chief who commanded the party that
executed Nlntosh was asked If he told M'Inoshs wife
any other person that the Agent directed him TO do
y. No; and that he did not believe his men had done
So nor lad he heard any thing about And the Chief
after hearing what Chilly Al'Intnsh had said, relative
10 their shooting nj and pursuing him 10 the river con
tradictcd it, and said they neither Shot at nor pursued
HIM; IN short, made no cxertion TO catch him.
iittle Prince \ lIolatta TusteneegaX
l"Skeheueau Neha Thlucco Y
.""ieoh"lo octecle Ematla y
Il"pehaJo Chuckchahuo
oh"l" Niece Cuchhomata Y
N'4horway CuchhOhadjoX
SG"n Stcdham lpiukhadio
ri'u " OH EaStaunc Tustanugahadio Y
I,h,noy iiillaba rustanugahacju
odAluSky foholo Cochus Niece
In"S hadJo Youlka Ematla
Niece Poke ChorI, rn,,I, v
-"'s"''u Nlicco Charles Brown X
VS. 'ccne J. Alco Nocosa Ematla
Tuskegec Hadjo Hutchs NiccoX
Emchc EmHthla Y TaIna AIicco V
M ',,"N ii'Clo \ Chocote Tustenuga Y
Pathway Tusteucega Samuel N,noct Y
Osa liado
Done IN Me presence IF as
WHITMAN C. HILL,
CHARLES JOURNALS, X
May II, 1925.
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NORTH CAROLINA GOLD MINES


writer in the National Intellgcnccr, speaking of
tic Gold Mines OF North Carolina. SAYS
pnc OF the Senators OF North Carolina lately visited
~ ashlgtou aud stated tlat AIR Harnger had worked
Three days ih his ground without finding much but go
ing mite deeper, he struck vein pure gold and
jug out about eleven pounds weight: he then called for
ic ana OF ms trends who assisted him, and he had Cepo
sued III the Bank OF Salisbury thirty pounds weight of
pure gold. This is . carals IN incncss ii the
Ncssrs Paskers Mine they have obtained more than ten
Thousand doilCiN worth of gold from of ground
ana instead OF digging twenty irty deep have
III no instance exceeded fey have found several
pieces OF above three ad four pounds weight aud all
that has been found, has been by random diernn for
I'D no instance have the operations these persons been
directed by miners O" scientific native inla BIZ
tant 1.-The rst rcsPoctaby OF lima in Peru doclar
ed, on hearing the quantities of gold t,a had been found
ih Norm Carolina IF the size Ct the piece li,.
weight and the number OF large pieces tlrce or four
pound weight, and also Of the extent OF the region so
richly infcgnated with gol, th; he knew not OF any
ithc III fcu that equal il, and this he declared
TO the writer OF this.
me worthy Member Of Congress who represents flat
DISTRICT IN winch the mines arc has uneauvocaIlv as
serted that Zoe reports relative to the riches which have
already been drawn from these Mines are true--Iot
ne has VISITED the Mines and has seen many peccs of
several pounds weight, and has seen ten or twelve
POUNDS weight OF Tie gold as it drawn from the
MINES ana that he did not excavation that ex
cceded ten tcct lie has declared the titles also to be
sooI' ana 10 be depended much the titles of
any O. the lands III The L. States He has declared flat
lands which might have been bought for two or lIrc,
'iaiS an acre wound no., in spots be sold now for
ave thousand dollars Many persons are de-
7Irous OF tuy'n% he gold niHc lands aud tie more they
can dcprcCltic thcm, tie better chance ticv have of
making good Bargains: but such arts arc unworthy OF
'eu ct honor ahd 10 resort to them dcspcabe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-06-24

che IFiH gentleman, VINO each Cmpluye onr vcux IA
making some preliminary EXAMINATIONS:
me Ienecuons which these facts suggest highly hon
"'oe 10 our national industry and enterprises
cess wnch has crowned this gigantic effort mental and
'"y eNeon, is the greatest inucement similar works
of public utility fNot Tom,,gL
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Efle NpMctbura SgerdIn.

The materials belonging TO the Office excellent Press
which the Herald printed, Long Primer Burgeois and
BREWER type sufficient for the publication Of paper an i'm
Peral sheets job Press, and quantity of job and Ornsmen
tai Type, which adequate to the execution OF any quantity
c. dom which this place will afford.
The subso ption M very respectable for inland paper
the advertising aud job custom perhaps nearly equal that
other in in the slate With
advantages afforded by Lynoh5urg the publication
paper, perhaps hardly Necessary say that the
commercial which II holds with large portion Of
Western GINA, with the Western part Of North Carolina and
with Tennessee and The dense aud wealthy jpuaion 1.-THE
adjacent country the facilities Of communication which
with every fountain Of information, and the Increasing
prosperity Of this section Of country, considerations which
The idea that The establishment would he profitable TO
any prudent and active proprieOr Propositions will
ill the 1T Of October 10 the authors Of which, any necessary
information the affairs OF the Office and us future pros
poets " Sold will he promptly given.
Lynehburs July % 2i.-H ACHILLES D. JOHNSON.
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LAND FOR NALE.

NOR sale, my tract of land in Albeuare county, hsreo,
my residence, consisting 500 about 1000 which
o. the hest mountain quality, and 800 lying below the
nouna'n And extending from generally OF good quality,
aud renal kahly vel! mbered a-d waered. The aces
the south side c the Riynnna branch OF james River
gable FOR Bacaux 10 Milton which within three and half
miles II i've miles from charlottesville, aud six from the
University OH advantageous alton health
y, remark need he made here. The has uu
Improvements on ia eommoloas dwelling house, buildings
barns, with theshng machines gri MILL with good
houses for and labor well posted FOR each purpose
and all good repair The may he divided avantag
nent 1T the purchase n-ney ne made by
liberal edit be agreed at the time OF sale The
rn and the stock of every kind may be sold with the land
nave also for sale another tract of rather than 700
miles OF the river northern
de, which lies WELL is Of good quality, well timbered aud
watered and has valuable Of lime stone PAST through
fhi Tracts divided into FARMS each having dwelling
very commodous for small family, necessity
buildings. Credit will be gwen for this ia like manner
the other Persons inclined to will address them
selves dmectlyto m JAMES MONROE.
OK L..,lnun cnuntx Va. Anil -
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KENTLEGE.
My COlfhfISSI0NER,S OE,EILE,


18Th September, 1873. y
VIE Commissioners Of the Navy , receive Proposasuu
III me 10Th day Of October next, ofsufplyng
~ iron 10 be made asreeaby to patterns w
ne furnished and deliverable before the ist OF sep
aud in the following quantities, viz
Atthe Navy Yard a, Portsmouth,, N. H.
ioo tons, each piece tow,gh $40 pounds,
.oo tons, each piece TO weigh zoo pouncs,
iVo tons, each piece 10 weigh $50 pounds.
Atthe Navy Yard at Charlestown, Mass
100 tons, each piece to weigh 500 pounds,
ooo tons each piece 10 weigh 200 pounds,
100 tons, each piece TO weigh 100 pounds
AT the Navy Yard at Brooklyn, n. L.
Zoo tons, each piece 20 weigh 800 pounds,
900 tons, each piece n weigl, 200 pounds
i5Otors, each piece to weigh $50 pounds.
AT the Navy Yard at Philadelphia.
10 tons, each piece to weigh 500 pounds,
10 toiis each piece TO weigh 20 pounds,
10 tons,.each piece to weigh t5i pounds.
At the Navy Yard at Washington.
as tons, each piece to weigh 500 pounds,
100 TONS each piece 10 weigh zoo pounds,
10 tons, each piece TO weigh 49, pounds
AT the Navy Yard at Gosrort Va
tons each piece to weigh 500 pounds,
$50 tons, each piece 10 weigh 200 pounds.
- IS tons, each piece towesh $50 pounds.
PERSONS Offering will direct their proposals. sealed TO tie
Of the Navy, stating their price per for the
aud having endorsed the back of the offers the
oilers to furnish Kentlege, be delivered the
propose TO deliver it,
Sept. IS. df-tf5tbO.
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TRESI S4LE

e yirue Of deed Of trust from John Wren Of Orange
county TO me the subscriber, bearing date August oath 1890
ana au recorded IN the records Of deeds OF Orange COUNTY
ana pursuance of the provisions ofe same SHALL ih.
o d Oct Der next at IL o'clock M of that day. If fair
hoe the next fair day therea.r the hour Sunday,
excepted ON the land Orange county hereinafter
10 sell at public auction for cash. the highest bidder
e following property, described follows sad deed
oi trust TO wit piece or parcel of land situated
N he county OF Orange adjoining the lands of John Keier
ey LuciIa rwman, and Aaron Fray, containing
ron Augustine Sandord TO said John Wren, and recorded
10 e county OF Orange with all the buildings thereon all
The privilege. and appurtenances TO the same beloncnr o
one negro man slave named Vincent aged abou, twenty x
!e also anegrowoman slave named Lucy about Ars
and her two children, both boys one hou, three wears ia
"smed Gibson and the sher about year old Harry
a one patent stl contents abont iS gallons, other
70 gallons the said stl!s being said Wrens dllery in
orange eouny-orso much thereof shall he sufficient TO
y the purposes OF said Sale will he conducted by me
:" person. or in my absence by James Barbour Esq my
Agent duly authorised for that purpose. with the John
wren anu the creditors. JOSIAH ID. ABBOTT Trustee
Sept . ss 49,
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M.aRSH.4L'S SALE-

DURSUANT a decree OF the Superior Court Of Chdeery
for the Williamsburg District pronounced the 9lh day
OF July 1925 suit therein depending, between Walter
aWs plaintiff against William Chamberlayne executor OF Bart
lett S. Woodward dec. defendant will he sold public
ton, at Newkent Courthouse Thursday the 18TH day Of Dc
tober next being day ITact of Lnd lying the aoe
said county, which the Woodward died seized pos
sessed. The will be credit Of twelve months, the Pur
chaser giving bond with sufficient security, aud deed Of trust
on the Ian! to secure the payment
WILL MeCANDLIsH, NJ. S. C. C. I'D
Aurnsf 26. 1925 SID.
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RIIMA W4Y

ENRON the subscriber 10Th ut. CATO, mullatto fell
low about 80 years age lie spare made about 1--WE
feet eight nine high of his front teeth want
ing and there about his of large
Than the surrounding skin, aud he unusually bad lie
well furnished with coho and has with him amongst other
things blue broad cloth and white fIJ hat.
Cato reads aud thought write lie will doubtless at
tempt pass free and possibly may have fabricated
cerifcale that effect known he has Certificate.
Of good character from several gentlemen of re.peeby
He raised Ia the city OF Washington and will probably
tempt make there. Any information respecting him
will be thankfully received and literally rewarded
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n IT'S
Wholesale s. retail fashionable Hat Warehouse,


4NE subscriber offers the above hman an extern
sive and general assortment othe fashionable HITS
oi every description, consisting Of all the various patterns that
are the most generally approved OF at the present time
particularly adapted TO all the most prevailing fashion. both
home and abrnad and that from among his stock of Hats may
be selected al ali times, all the qualities and grades.
from the finest Beaver down the Koran, with
corresponding prices each kind and those which NAV be
The most suitable and made in conformity the fashion,
whatever part OF the United States the may reside
It's stock at all times large, independent Of which
any time manufacture quantity confortnahe ORDER
present supply consists Of huse made expressly the fail,
trade, all OF which got up IN The superior of
woI knsnh,P IN every respect aud equal il superior,
any thai can be offered IN this city. Ills stock
cPlenised with Hats fresh manuaoiorv aud none
viii be offered for sale bu; those which will he give the
mos perfect satisfaction 10 the purchaser ana insure eontn-
anee of his custom As prices he is selling low il NOT
ioer than any other house in this city, aud the be-
ralterms.
IL Country merchants, and others from the different part.
OF The United States and abroad who may visit this city be
'n want OF the above rtIclc either al wholesale A.,
earnestly requete call and for themselves not
forgetting before they leave take ihdnunber OF the
above establishment iron this Advertisement
MOSES HOBSON.
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master. slapped quantity OF cotton 20 Niaranhan,
and made his escape in friga,e. In consequence
of this conduct, the Emperor had struck his name
from the Brazilian navy, and deprived him of his
newly acquired titles, such as the Marquis Of Ma
ranhans, &C. and appointed Commodore Jewett
Admiral of the feet We have alresdy announced
in the Gazette the arrival of the quondsm Admiral
in England where, it is believed, he is enjoying the
rich reward of his disnterested patriotism towards
South America
St. Charles Stewart, Minister from Great Bri-
tain, last from Lisbon, arrived at Rio in the latter
part of July, but nothing had transplred respecting
his mission. Bali. Ga=.
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.M.aRSHlL,.S SHLE.

pursuance Of decree of the Superior Court ofChaneey
held At the capitol in the city Of Richmond, the 18th
March, 49, will expose sale the 10Th Of October
at the front Of the Eagle Hotel in the city of Richmond
at II ocoek, frif not the next fair day, completely f.
ni.hed PAPER MILL Powhte Creek about miles
Manchester aud about half mile from James river.
fms M calculated for working engines, for sizing of
wbe with dter, loft and pipe spring
necessary appaa houses, SC shall also
SELL along with the mill and the aPpuenance the tract ofsnd
which the mill built containing from 20 so acres very
well wooded, The sale will be according the de
the court, credit of and two years. Tor
bonds with good security, and lien upon the property until
paid. J. GUEKRiNT, N. S. &C. X ID.
6. 30---tI
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.4DVER TTS n m Nc.J,

ONi the @n Of Noyeinbef htxi,i will sell, postrsIy bv o
" hc auction, on the premises that tract Of anl ~ Il I'll
At ms tune reside, containing about hundr ed acres
inC"wbfland county distant twelve miles from lbe eo,
Of VIM Cooke and Robert Frsyze this land a6oemJ ,s
springs Of excellent water, add Is situated in heahvas vii
A. an agreeable neighborhood The DWELLING II. III.
houses, Barn &c are IN tate of good repair The pso, 49,,
under good lenee, and ueicously subdsded into 6e5 -
io' ue PohaeS 70 have credit Of four years IN e -
suai payments with Interest from day Of sale On ~ ssr
DAY ana az me sse place, ~ ike manner sase hJoeLf
eae hoB and sheep credit oftweye months with ;,.s
rom me date 10 bt ~gen thereon The COT Of p.oet.s
ieowng ~ The same Pnee purpose selling 20 psrroe Con-
ssuns o. men women, and boys the crop Of corn -
psnil'on tools This sole will he on ered, Of svyspc
months with interest from, date. Bonds and proved e
will be fefuifed BY poptsp1 n ~ ~ s-.,..nsfr'V
Cumberland, Sept. ~. 81 .aot -