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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-16
TIRGLN.9:

AT rules holden in the clerks Office Of the superior court
OF chanecry FOR the Richmond district, the 9th day Of
June, 1925; "
GHorge W. Crump, Dn
against
Joseph Mayo exor of Joseph Mayo, who was ex'or of
Henry Macon Abel p Upshur, Richard w. Nchaux and
Thomas T. Swami, 50s
The defendant Richard w. Nichaux not having ci;,cr
eo us appearance aud given security according the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court ard appcarin m
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabitan of This
country; 1t ordered tina the said defendant do
mere on NE ht Gay OF the next term aud answer the bill
Of the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city of Rich
ohd Tor two months successfully, and posted at the front
door OF the capitol, in the SAIL city
81 copy. Teste, I'm. II. HE.NTNG,
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fDi-roiio7.-fha Dctrmf Gazette states tbat tbo
number OF cmgrants who had arrived ut that port dt
ring TIC present season, may be estimated at 5000
considerable number had also landed at the other parts
81 Tue Territory Of Michigan The increase in the
population Of Tie Territory, during this year is SO per
Centun F~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-16
aaaamaner,s Omr

C2tFHt tGSe H0c hciA0!ld, az Tie (00ci, Dricr,
Whole Tickets, $ CO
Half do 3 90
Quarter do so
Packages of eleven tickets, embracing the SO Nos
OF the Lottery, which must of necessity draw al leas,
S25 so, nett with many chances for capitals OF
Shares of packages, may be had at the same rate
IrZes IN the Lotteries Of New York, Ncw-Jerscv
PENNSYLVANIA, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia North
Carolina and Washington City, viii be received in pay
mcnt
Orders enclosing the cash prizes, as above free Of
postage Tor tickets or shares will receive prompt
tention, if addressed 10
A. hrINTYRE, Richnond Ja
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-16
BE by your friends advised,
Too rash, too ha,ty, dad,
Nlaugrc your bolts aud wise head,
The world will think YOU mad.


FF0IN NIc LHpc- FlaF lfIcOTNcr.
mr. SMtTn-Seeing an article in our paper, reaucs-
ing inflammation concerning the rates OF British Ships
"r lave sent yen list Of rates from FIRST
'aIc three deck lne of battle ship to e smallest class
OF seventy tours decks. have served a. an of
Gccr ten years in different Admiral Ships Commanders
in Cic IN tue Mediterranean S,a and the Baltic and
am we'll informed, having been Sailing Master rar of
Tie Tune. shall mention OF the ships names IN
the different ani classes. The British sns are IN
eight rates, tion FIRST rate, small class soop of war
IN each rate several classes, the rarian, officers re-
ccve Their warrants to draw stores By the class in each
rate; the SAILS rigging &c alike for every shin of
the class.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-16
PIRCINT4.

IL
at rules holden in the clerks Of the supo,or court
OF chamce[y for the Richmond district 9Th day Of
June, 1925:
John Lyle, junr, and Elizabeth his Wife NH.
against
Nancy Cottorcl Judith Dogged Thomas b Ccorel Chris
'"iet Hubbard ami Catbarinc his wife, IaIkin Coore
and Nancy Irmyer, Eliza Trinyer, John Camm Trim
!'F' Maria lrryer, and Louisa Trmycr, children and
iri's o! Grace rimycr, deed, wife Of Fendall s.
my e., ana h" heloe her intc'marage with the said
Kendall 5 was Grace Couorcl dts
lc defendant Christopher Hubbard not baving ccro+
MS appearance and security according to the act Of
assembly and the rules of this court, appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he IS inabamt of hIs
country Is ordered tnat the said defendant do appear
here ON the hstday OF the answer the bin of
TIC ariis and thai copy of tbs order forthwith in
S'''" III some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months succcsycly and posted al the fent door
OF iie capitol i'll the said city
80 !. copy. Toste, nm. ". HEAING, c. {.
E(i1GINX4:
At rules holden clerks Office Of the superior court
oi chancery of the Richmond district, Oh day OF
June 1925:
w i!iiam Williamson, pm
against
William Burchctt adm of Francis yI,ir;,o,, dos, p,
bert Niiamson' GrecnylIe Williamson, benjamin If
Iiice and Lucy his wife, Martin r. Smith end Polly his
wife Littlebeny Clarke and pEcbe his wifi, Jor wi
hanson Samuel Harper and Rebccca his wife. Georqa
williamson and Ben. Williamson Iegatees Of Eobeit
Williamson decd and Bennett Marshall, surviving part.
nor Of william aid Bennett Marshall, WIFE am Brnmc
c'edors OF Francis Williamson, decd aud John 6 Bap-
iist' Benjamin r. Pulliam, harshall Woody Richard
tPIefso'' ko6crt Boyd Richcns Bramc. aud Joseph
bfame, and Pugh w. Price aud Elizabeth his wife mis-
The defendant Greenvillo " illiam5on rot entered
ms appearance and given security according OF
se'rby and the rules of this court appearing by sa
factory eFWcnce' that he is inabant of t cor,-
NY u IS ordered that the said defendant do aDpcar her.
on The hrsi day of the and answer the bin Of tho
plaintiff; and lat copy Of this order he forthwith inserted
IN some newspaper published in the city of Richmond for
two months snccessiveIy and posted al the front door Of TIM
capitol, in the said CITY.
80 Copy. Tesle, nm. ". ITENLN1g. c. c.
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LiRGINIl.


1T rules holden ill the clerks The superior conre
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the 9th day OF
June, 1895:
William Morrow, nit
against
Thomas Kerr and James Il. Ferguson and William Miller
eNors OF Thomas Miller, deed, William Richardson,
admir- OF Stephe" Sampson, decd and Polly Sampsor
widow of the said Stephen Sampson, d. and Elizabeth
George, Eliza, NarCiSSa, Mary, Agnes and Caroline,
Sammon, children and heirs of the said Stephen ampson
deed, dts.
The defendants Thomas Kerr, William Richardson,
adm OF Stephen Sampsoi deed Polly Sampson, widow,
aud Itzasoth George Nacissu, Mary, Agnes and Caro-
line Samson children and hei!s OF the said Stephen Sanp
,o' dec IL not having entered their appearance and Given
security according Ia the act of assembly and the ui
this court und appearing by satisfactory evidence, thar
they ae not inhabitants al this county: it ordered, that
the said defendants do appear here the frs, day
next term and amSwe the bill Of the plaintiff and
copy of this order he lnthw inserted newspaper
published IN the city Of Ricmon success
Ney and posted at the front door Of The capitol in the
city,
80 Copy. Te.c, ~ ~. ~ HE.NINIf, c. c.
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YIRGINI4.

VIFIFI.NIY:
At rules holden in tie clerks Office the superior court
OF chanceTy for the Richmond district, 9TH day Of
Humphrey Belt, our
against
Thomas y lkinsom lizard Wilkinson, James r. Wilkinson,
sally " ikinsom, John Wilkinson, James w Jennings ia
ms own right and as surviving partner of Jennings <
WINS; Carter Wilkinson, Lidard W iikinson aud John
"e' dns
ne defendants Carter Wilkinson, Lidard " kinson.
and John Ware not having entered tl,pir n,Toor,
gwen security according TO The of assembly and the
Lues OF this court and it appearing by satisfactory evil
ordered tha the said defendants do appear here on , i
"ay OF The next tenn and answer the bill the plaintiff;
ana that copy Of this order lie forthwith inserted in some
months successfully and posted the front door CT the
capitol, i'll the said city.
81 copy. Tcste, I'm. IT. TIENLNf;. T. IT,
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: q nj % :. :. TT'f IslT .lFI
am we'll informed having been Sailing Master l,art OF
Tie time st'li mention of the Ships names in
TIE different rates and classes. The British ships aye in
eight ~e- toin FIRST rate small class sloop of war
IN each rate several classes, the warrant officers re-
ccive their draw stores By the class in each
rate the sails, rigging &c. alike for every shin OF
the class.
Fj'st rate slip, mounting guns ;iice GecAs
LcRD NELsON-- rated 100 guns carving
81 guns on the lover deck, 81 FOUNDERS
} guns the middle ok 81 FOUNDERS
81 guns the main deck 10 no,n,crs
II guns OIL tie quarter deck
and torccaste, (cannonades, J SO FOUNDERS
Total I2G.-W eight of Shot 1884 lb
second class Of first rate Io,piti, runs on three dccIs
QUEEN CuARr orrE-rated / guns carrying
81 guns the lower deck 50 ponnd1rs
- guns the middle deck 1a ncupdore
81 guns on the main deck, l2 pounJere
- guns on the quarter deck
and forecastc, (cannonades 81 Founders,
Total I12.--W sight OF Shot 1886 TO-
Third c'nss erhtycc deck ships.
TFIcToRY--raIeG 90 guns carr, ing
30 guns the lower deck 81 Doiadnrs
80 guns TIC middle deck G nouDJnrs
80 guns On the main deck , FOUNDERS
- guns on t'ic quarter deck
and torcoas!e, pouaders.
Toia! il2.--WeigIt of Shot 2049 d.
Seeo5.d g5Hc, iao,1siie. g,u7s on i,go GelEp
*PoMF!E--rate,i so guns, carving
b guns the lower decl, % nour5ers
- guns the main deck - noundnrs
- guns on t!c quarter deck
and toFecasi;e, IL Founders.
Iota! So Weight Of Shot 2O5G ID.
IHj.gi rate. mounting, g,.as m, f,so dec1,g
;<fST--r.tjog - runs, carrying
50 gnns on thc lower deck 50 pDuu,Ie,s
30 guns tic Tan deck Q nnuniers
- guiis on tne quarter deck
and iorccaac' g Founders.
Tc!ai 32.-Wciaht OF Shot 22o4 h.
51so"' class Of rs Carrying guns on ttoo dects
60 gus on Inc lower deck, % Founders
80 guns on ;iic main deck - Founders
- guns Oh he quarter deck
and iorecasdc, (cannonadcs 81 Founders
Total &2.--Weight Of Shot 202lIb
There wcre formerly / g,in ships in fine line on ir,
decks, but trey are now used for conyoys store ships
The North Carolina !,eavcs heavier broad si1o n.,,
any oihcT ship IN Tire 'ro'd without her gang,gay run.
By JOI I6f This, sir, * fact The ai shin in f
world was Tie Spanish Admiral ship Saint EstaeJla ~
uidaJ sunk of Trafalgar by the British lcet she did
not heavc ii heavier broal.ic than tI,e NnrtJ, rr,;
i was on board OF her the evening previous TO he,
sinking after TIC battle
Your Humble Servant,
JAS BURNETT.
H. B.I was brought up in This country. since ,l,e
year w and served ny apprenticeship out Of Ncwbcrn
and was pressed on board British ship Of war, A. d.
1893. " -
Those sLips, have served S years in The Victory
was the ship that bore Lord Nelson's flag in the battle OF
Trafalgar, where he received his death wound That shin
Old and is now reduced in her size Of guns, to the rat
you
1.-The NoH5 Carolina H. which sailed for the NIedi,er-
ranean short time since, has mounted,
"a long - Founders on her lower gun deck
% long - do upper do
q carronade u FOUNDERS, ,
long 81 FOUNDERS, SP'i "e1N'
81 mounted
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-08-16

1"hh q, Gamble, May Blair, eXix ci John d. Blair, decd
Joseph Tate, eNor of Benjamin Tate, deed, Jchn H.
l-usiace xor OF w William WaIdaw, which said GanJe
bar Tate aud Nard!aw, of the Prcsby-
TEXAN Church Shockoe IIill CITY Of Rchn,oni;
Robert Gamble John Rutherford John g. Blair, James
Culie, and William Lambert jr James Blair, james
scott Jr. William Mayo, W am Mckenzie, Thomas
Taylor, William MUnn Philip Nobornc Nicholas, Ed
iund Webster Joseph ii. Mayo David Barclay. Southe-
Land "iq"'oun William Muir. james Wallace, Edmond
W. hooes, cXor OF Allan Pollock, james Brown, ir
William Il. Randolph John Marshall admir- cf william,
Mo'sna' William WHIT, Robert Doutlai, Samuel Scott,
, ana W m. rn'e, DIS.
lie defendant William Writ, not having entered his APP
ptaahce and gwen security according act of Assem-
Dy ana the rules of this court and ii appearing by salts.
factory evidence that he IS not mabitan this
y II Is tdCfcd that the said defendant do appear on
the hst day oil the next term and of the
p"ht; and that copy of this oer he forthwith inserted
!" some newspaper published i'll the city Of Richmond fox
two months successfully posted The front door of the
capitol, in the said city.
sc copy, Ttse, I'm. ". TENYNYI e. r.
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JAS. BURNETT.

81 mounted
ports .n her gangways for more 1918. carronades
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! ERGJNI.4:

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1T rules holden in the clerks office c tie superior court
of chancery iog the Richmond disI.ic the OH, day OF
Junc 1925:
Levi Swain, uU
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F"St 'ate slip, mounting guns on ;aye4 decks
LoRp NELsoy-- rated 100 guns carving
3 guns the lover deck 81 Founders.
, guns Oh the middle DE-. ok 81 FOUNDERS,
81 guns The main deck 10 Founders
II guns OIL tie quarter deck
and tYrecastle, (cannonades, 50 Founders
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4DortrY-
ELEGANT EXTRACT.

From Southey's Rcderick.'
Upon smooth grey stone safe RoderIck the re;
4 ne wind above him stir d the hazel boughs,
Anu lhurmnring az his feet the river ran.
iie safe with folded arms and head declined
Npou ms breast, feeding bitter thoughts,
Az Mature gave him in the exhausted sense
VI woe respite something like repose;
And then the quiet sound of gentle winds
And waters with their lulling conSonance
Begued him at himself OF all within
oolivious, there he safe, sentieut alone
Of outward nature, the whispering leaves
That sooth'd his ear,-the genial breath OF heaven
That tannd his cheek,--the streams perpetual flow,
mat with its shadows and its glauciug lights,
Dimples and ihread-like motions infinite,
FOR ever varying and yet still the same,
Lake time toward eternity, ran by
Hesting his head upon his Masters knees,
Upon the bank beside him Theron Law.
what matters change Of state and circumstance,
vi lapse ot years, with all their dread events,
10 hin.--What matters it that Ruderick wears
The crown no longer, the sceptre welds'
AZ Is the dear-lOved hand, whose friendly touch
Had hattered him oft; it is the voice,
Al whose glad summon the field so oft
From slumber he had started, shaking OFF
dreams of the chase to share the actual Joy:
The eye whose recognition he was wont
10 watch and welcome with exultant tongue.
A coming STEP unheard by Roderick reused
Ills watchiul ear, and turning, he bchCld
oivsran. Father said the good old man,
As Theron rose and fawn'd about his knees,
Hast thou some charm, which draws about thee thus
The hearts of all our house,-cven to the beast
That lacks discourse of reason, but too oft,
With uncorrupted feeling and dumb faith
Put lofdiy man to siiane?-The King replied
lis that mysterious sense by which mankind
To fix their friendships and their loves are led,
And which with faiu,er influence doth extend
70 SUCH poor things as this. AS we put eff
The Cares and passions OF this frctiul world,
1t may be too that we thus far approach
To elder nature, aud regain in part
The privilege through sin i'll Eden lost.
The tinid hare soon learns that she may trust
The solitary penitent, and birds
Will light upon tn" hr' nit's harmless hand.
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-. and gsuging, bundling. dirking and roasting alive
on red hot coas,-of dollars being the price
lie IN this country and of all the dabolica horrors
o"en democracy, spirit failed me and sunk insensbly
Oh the iioor How long remained in this Unconscious
state cannot say but reused at length by noise of
ho"hgs, bakngS ca Killings, and ctowngS, that entered
into my soul. Presently | heard a stiriug in the
next room, and light shone through my Its all
over with me now, thought |, my time is lay
mt down TO sleep said myself, aud waited in desper
ate suspense At length continued look through the
key-hoe, where sight that froze into horror.
The two young baud had taken their rifles, and
while loading them the following dialogue cnsued in whs
pers:--
"Dn him, but III do his business; I'll give him his bit
ters."
"Hush! replied to other, you'll wake the gentleman
Again there was a confused noise OF bowling barking
and carking without Nov i, our time" said oue and
both OF them made, not for door, but for which
led INTO the yard breathvd again for moment, until
heard two guns go OFF little distance They are MUIR
derng some poor unfortunate traveller, thought and my
tin will In about half an hour they returned
aud threw something that fell like heavy weight OH
the floor "By God we've done fo him last, said one;
1.-THE rascal fought like geieS strIp the gentleman of
his hide. mo, no., replied the other, ''wnt ,ili"her
his voice sunk, and could only guess what was meant
grew desperate add tried push up window but it was
fastened down with nails make all sure, and preven,
my escaping listened again, but all silent the
next room The next moment heard the voice of the old
man calling his "boyS aud perceived my asonshme nj
mat the sun was just peepng above the horizon Day light
winch embodenS the innocent appals the guiltv and
as unconcerned possible and received as if nothing
had happened.
"Good morning. good morning." said the imputien, OLE
republican, II am afraid you disturbed last night The
boys were out after bear, that has been quarters
several times. But he'll again reckon Ism
he whoppe continued he, pointing the cafca in IN,
corner happy turn thought |, but am not TO be hum
plugged by cock and bull story They pressed me to
to breakfast, but was resolved to uust myself a mo
ent longer with this bahditti, requested them TO &c
my gig ready as soon possible In the time askp,
the old for Ills bill
1--WE don't keep tavern said he: Al know thatn repli
Z" S'Smihcan'y but you will take something for you
trouble. Mot crnt; every stranger that here
welcome TO what can offer. have but little money, btr
plenty OF every thing else, and it is often we hav
"e pleasure OF Strangers company i'll this wa,
place. You are heartily welcome your bed suppe,
ana VIII be still more so, i! you will stay breakfast
Ills refusal To take pay another proc, if any hat
oech wanting oi the profession followed by this awful
hiy' Banditti are always above taking money
honestly Their due and require the of little murde
ana bloodshed TO make it worth having.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-04-08

capital IN August 1916 Tie blow decisive He
was Joined by numbers and had the resources of an
tensive country at his command. Morllo in vain en-
deavored TO stop hs progress. The country ,,nder ms
authority gradually wrested from him by successive
defeats and delccons: and towards the close Of 1890 he
concluded arinscc with Bolivar, in order TO sl;r,}
time to negotiate treat between the South Anne ricans
aud the government of Spain The armsce still sub
ssts, aud ii is probable that the independence of New
Granada and Venezuela will eventually be acknow-
lodged Thus, after struggle of IL years. the valor
and perseverance, of Bolivar will be CROW ned with
cess, and he will ndispuably have claim TO the title
which was long ago given him of .The Liberator of
his country"
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HIRGLNLl.

Az rules holden in the clerks Office of the superior court of
chancery for the Richmond district, the TN dov If
March, 1926: IVY w
Joel Allison Post and WaIdron B. Post, pm.
dgdGnsf
NJ; a", Nv e ou,'n dno James w mtlock DTS
Inc defendant James Whitlock not having entered HE
appearance and given security according to the act Of
semby and the rules Of this court, and it annesri h.,
satisfactory evidence that he is inhabtant of this
country 1t ordered, that the said defendant do
" OF ne nrst day OF the next term and answer the bill
of the plaintiffs; and that copy Of this order he foti,
inserted IN some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
oo of two months successfully, and posted at the front
door Of the capitol, IN the said city.
copy. Teste,
mar 10 Nm. ". HENIyVG, c. c.
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HoSe';-it reported that roses we're first brought
no'n Itay TO England in the year 1922 They were
consecrated presents from the Pope and in coz tt
were placed over the goals of conessonas as fine svn
9oI' OF Secrecy-IIence the meaning of the phrase sun
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entertainments articles.

The Kentucky Reporter says ssTle Omnipotent ma
Jonty OF the last Legislature has been presented by
grand Jury IN Montgomery county for violating The coz
St'ul'oh ihe Intelligent people of Montgomery hay
given many proofs of their dsapprobation of the high
handed measures of the legislature. They submitted va
env to divers encroacnen;s their rights they sur
rendered their money and th:r property and forcave
their debtors, all for tue p'bhc rood the E,nprich old
''c;; but they arc not willing to give their consu-
ton and surrender Their liberties TO E:ag LeisLature
Tins is asking of them rather too much.
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ne b"ston Evening 'i'zette savs-"Perhaps there ha
never been period III 'snn WHOM the demand for cha
meal labor of every description was so great as it is
present We cannot state the number of buildings abou
to be erected but we think there prospect more thar
double the number built i'll any previous year,
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ERADxEEONAL.
THE. TALE OF THE GREEN TAPER.

From .4ckerman'a "Forget me not.']
"Among the unfortunate families of Spanish Mo-
riscoes who forced to quit Spain in 1910, there
was one of very rich farmer who owned the house
speak of. AS the object of the government
was to hurry the Morscoes out of the country with
out allowing them time to remove their property,
many buried their money and Jewels, in hope Of re-
turning from Africa at a future period. Muley
Hassam, according to our popular tradition, had
contrved vault under the large Zanguaa, or close
porch of the house. Distrusting his Christian
titles of gold and pearls which, upon his quitting
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and Thompson supported him in the utmost OF his
trial. He found guilty of manslaughter, and
according to the practice of the time was burnt In
the hand He left Ireland with his newly married
wife, went to America, and like his rival, entered
the army, in which he was promoted, and highly
respected.