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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12

tion 10 Henry X. StorTs the present member ,ni
/! was The result rug
For Storrs, administration liza
For Bacon, (JacLsqn) 1905
$3.50
Ia Oneids. MIR. Clnto.,'s majority was 1Ioq -
seems from the return of in tile ALBANY Arms
that MIR Storrs aud Mr.. Bacon, did not run s. Gin,
tonians, and Democratic candidates Personal NOM,
ia'"y and the presidential question: were probably the
preiaiiIng cons ideI aiions. ~
az The last session of Congress but ;,,r ,,e,nt,
from Nc" YORK voted against the Panama appropria
uo' VIZ MesstS Ashley, Ange'l, Hoffman, and Dierz
vi The tour, only one Mr.. Hoffman, is re elected Of
tte iucnhers who voted favour OF that ann,orr;s
ton tt.l'iecn -clccied
10 show how Einc!r the Presidential question was H.,
VOWED ia tbs Panama augmentation il is rroro -
stale that all the members from Soutl. Carolina Gem
ga, Ie.''esseu aud At,ba".A Jauk.cn S,aesi voted
AZ iinst the appropriation.
10 New EoIk, 1t is understood thai h,t t,.o ,oo,
Ut Congress acC,ced!y hostile Ia the National Admin;
traiion are reelected, il: Messrs ChambreIinr and
'i1Hnan Ten members decidedly favourable 10 tie
administration, are re elected VIZ: Mcssrs Wood
Strong, Siorra, Taylor. Ward, Van Rensselaer, MAJ,
tinda'e, Garnscy, Marvin, and Markell
vi 'he poiiiIc oi tue new inen,bers, EeneIay we arc
NOT accurately informed but believe they are nearl
all friendly to the Administration. MIR Noah has claim,
ed but two OF them as hostile, viz: NIcssrs O,iey o,
ltik both nominated by the icdcralists II is t,uo
he has since made Jumping claim the most of the
new membere, bat mentions no namcs and 1ec.,ros L
cdan0t at present pa HCuiIri<eiD Among the nov,
members, we perceive the parles Of hiessrs Wrioh,
and Earl who voted IN the Senate for the trawfofd
Electoral Ticket, and Mr.. BuDner who was on ,l,a
hctet. The election OF Messrs. Wright and Burner
was advocated by the New York American a n,nc,
friendly to The Administration.
From what information we possess, we should sun.
pose HAT OF The new MEMBERS John J. Wood Georqp
o. Biiden, John ID. Dickinson, John j. DE Gran
Samnel Chase, Richard Reese, Sas w right Ir R,,
dolph Bunner, John Maynard, Daniel D. Ea,na,d
and David t.. Evans eleven in number are in Caynnr
o, Mr. Adams IN preference to General Jackson tDat
Thomas J. Oakley, Selab r. IIolbie and JoI,n ~
CIarie, three IN number, prefer General jackson, to
MIR Adams. The remaining new members are IoJ,
u slower Jonas Enrll, Jr. Nathaniel Garroy Ia,
vld Woodstock, and John Magec, five in nuu,be,
These members from the western part of the state
which IS strongly in favour of the National Adnn,sr.
ton II rs prcsnmable that they are of the same scnt
'hsb's Us lDer constituents democratic Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
a. J. SHYMANSKI,
Practical Dentist.

1oR the better accommodation of my professional
a stors have rented in the dwelling house for
mery occupied by Dr. Clarke, Street, oplyste
suns store.
oficisi hours from a. H. till p NJ and from s ill 5
p. NJ.
dec. If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
An APPRENTTCE.

'''wan:od at de oaoe Of lie Constitutional Wing.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
Farmers Bank of Virginia.

HNIE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders for the cleo
a ton of Directors the Bank aud for the Offices n
Discount and Deposit will be held Wednesday the Sd
day of January VIM. NEKERVIS, Cashier
LIST Dec. 1926. m,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
TO Members of the Legislature

u on III street, and about hundred fifty yards
from tie Capitol is prepared TO accommodate about eet
or ten Members OF the Legislature with Board and Lode.
my. Comfortable will be furnished and the term,
as moderate asany in the City JAMES X. PAGE.
Dec %,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Ha'hingio', December 5. 1926.
COMMUNICATION.
TIIE STATE OH NEAN NnpL

TIE SAFE OF NEW YORk
:" c ifad supposed that Saratoga County where The
ADMINISTRATION Candidate rece wed majority of aot
votes, was the only district in the State of New. yob
IN which candidate for Congress was run avowedIy
DIS jackson man 1t now appears however that onc
{" We gentlemen composing the jackson electoral tick
ct of New York, two years since was a candida" -
The late election Mr. Ezekiel Bacon of Oneida com
~ who was on that ticket, for Congress in onno;
non TO Henry r. Storrs, the present member and
decided trend Of the ADMINISTRATOR. The follow;no
was The result ''s
For Storrs, administration l174
For Bacon, (Jaclss4n) Iaoa
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
FALL GOODS.

Gainesville, Nov. 9, 1896 --Nov. 10-w;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
FOR THE ENQUIRER.
" Il tcord TO the tDise,'' upon q most delicate 3.
lLiG.cL.H SI.Licct -. -

" fl tcord to the rise" upon q most delicate &,
difficult subject Horizons case.
Ihe constitution of the United States provides,
that, " The ciizens of each State shall be entitled
70 all the privileges and immunilIes Of citizens in
the several States
1t Is not necessary to our present purpose IN
consider that part of the constitution which gives
Congress the power, &c To establish uniform rule
oil naturalization" Our present business is. with
native citizens OF the several States. The clause
oil ihe constitution above quoted, secures 10 a citi-
zen OF Pennsylvania, or New York, for instance
who shall come mo, or settle in the State of yr
gina, all the privileges of native born citizen of
virginia. similarly situated in other respects with
ot regard 10 the place Of nativity. But a citizen
OF Pennsy lyaDia or New York, could not claim
greater or more privileges and immuni.ies in Viz
ginia. We will illustrate this, by selectipo n sin
gle case, from among The many that will presen,
themselves To the consideration of the iudicIous
reader. II citizen of another State come into
virginia, and settle and reside here, he cannot ex-
ercise the right OF suffrage, unless he become a
ireeholder, according TO the acquisitions of The
constitution laws OF Virginia. and he would
be subject to all the dsqialifcations to which the
native Vrginian is subjec, on account of his not
beng q treehOLder. If the citizen of another
slate, who comes into Virginia, he a coloured man,
ne Is lawfully and OnstifufionGlYy subject 10 ali
the dlsqushcations aud restraints to 81 hich the ma
tive black, or coloured citizens of Virginia are
subject; and 1t certainly never was the object OF
any part OF the constitution Of the United States 10
Ielesse him from them, or from any Of them.
MS reasoning might be applied and illustrated.
with Periinancy and utility, we think, TO this im-
poriani and dsagreeable subject, rendered painful.
by the weak and meddling enthusiasm of some OF
our fellow ciizensin other States. But the writer Of
tnS article must leave this important task 10 be per
nrFNA rsg.H..
situated than himself with regard TO mental .ny
personal ability
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
ORDER IN Cn11Nc11

We invite our readers attention IN de C,5..
10 Council which the British Government b,vs -
unexpectedly issued in relation To- our Comme,ce
WIN heir Colonies.-It is the old subject, brought
up again which we bad hoped was Tor ever aid
at rest-We shall lay before our readers ali the
Information which we shall obtain respecting it..
sincerely wishing that the difference NAV be ae
commodaied before the Isl December. IeexrIn.
son o. our staples from the w. India ports bears
very hardly upon The Southern States and two
years ego we fejoieei at the idea that c. Britain had
soanuoneu her fe'slistory system, and had perma-
neptiy thrown open Der ports 10 onr oran.crcs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03

DIED. -on Friday the sth her eth year. Nrs So
sdnna sna, Of King and Queen county Her death ~
oceaoned by fall from her Gig, which terminated her
enee IN about four hours She much respected
loved by all her acquaintance and her
deplored by all her relatives. -
,e, at Jno m.odysin the county of Hanover tho
INST capt mo Moody an old revolutionary soldier and
long resident Of this City, the ardent paru, Of h. old
well known by syery numerous acquaintance,
have experienced his secret bene, penee the great
Of their neeees he lived The Goth wear of his age.
had any, - 80 ~ ~
AT Winchester the 22d Sept Mrs. Po.pg the es,imabe
eonort OF Mr. Alfred II, PowelLAt Lebanon Springs Y.
s "a sept WnL CRAFTS Esq the accomplished Editor
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
FILL GOODS

tGE are receiving aud opening large proportion of our
w Fall and Winter 6O0DS; anopy.t tlo.e NOW o,er;,
BALES OF rose, point and DUN. blankets
Bales uapt eotons, various makers
Bales hannels iearnots and bearskiu.
Bales beached aud uuhleached sic hit
iugs, a complete assortment. e' ~ '
Broad cloth. aud ea,siin.r res of all oual;t;o. .
superior imported ~ ~ -
Pelisse cloths, Of all colours
Nestincs, 10 suit the season
SIX, cotton and worsted hosiery
Furniture csmhrie and ga neni dimie.
Gases Irish linen long levin nd she,tnr
few pieces Flanders she ,ting beautiful and
Cases saiinet. bed Iickiuss aud check, ' '''''e
Boxes OF looking glasses, put up duarrs for xhot
trade ~ "iio'se'e
Cotton shirtngs, cotton cambiiris
Muslin, houhalines. bomhszcus
Diapers and linen camhrirs
complete assortment of nerino and c,,br.-. ,h,.t
scaris, some beautiful ~ "Nu
small assortment merino and cashmere h6kh.
few beautiful plain black silks
Thread laces, dat bobhn and
Canton, rankin aud Italian grapes
p-eoe beautiful gauke flannel.
They expect daily additional supplies from New YORK anil
Philadelphia all which will he sold much undo, IVA
VIZ -. til WIN. 4 rn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
JV.M & M4RY COLLEGE.

t'HE Lectures IN this Ftfon tyH commence as hereto
= FORE on the last Monday IN October. From The noifeo
ION fs'ucd BY he Rector on tie ed Of September mn
etng efAs ptstors u confidently erpectd e f6n of
Voo6e m rbh time there e scarcely any doubt but that ne
yeoanY occasogsd BY he yesgnao If tac Predsnf and
res'or Of Moral fhHosophg igiI be Glcd ~ hs event
agigsuer cyen II failure IF tie proposed meeting Of ne
tors, ne public assured that fhe nh course Of lectures
M neverthea be defiyeyed as heretofore, e1as In
eoeg during fhs ensfng session: hs Poors 6auing de-
ter'ned % take fhe advice Of tie Tiso cho man At fa
tfrs attend and appoint such person or persons CC ~
cgteg'ae yea as Be demsd best qualified 10 de5a0s
ot The duties Of the Moral md Political chair me Gyns
mar school tgW open TIE Ia Of October neeordo
drecfiors Of ne Statute md board &C. Win BE- C;ty -
Hstatt pupils ~ tat school
FERDLNIMD S. CdMPBELL.
~ S~yefary Of he Socfefy
~. steward has eeen cngaaei who will enter on HI,
Z, he ePfhg % tue college, and provide every Thing
y s"e a''nso'e Tor me comir aud qualification Of the
10y - Al-cs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
EDUCATIOM

IVE subscriber will continue his school the following
at his resdenoe in the lower end Of Louisa count and
sbou, miles north OF Goockand Courthouse. lie will teach
te Latin Language, Euclds Elements Geography English
Gammar, Arithmetic, Reading Writing nc or 20 dollars per
sunum, and will board 20 dollars II will required Of each
h9srde to furnish his bed and its furnure otherwise an
additional charge of dollars will be made No youth will be
received into the school, VIII we'll known to the
or who does not well recommended. II will Commence
on he 10Th OF January and close on the 18th Dec having
vacation OF month from 18th June 18th July. lie pro-
nses on his part TO pay particular attention the moral con
duct Of his pupils VIII. SHELTON Mini
Gets. a IT.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
.HOTJCE

WAS committed TO the Jail Halifax county Va as run
W aways, the 9th Jolly last, negro man and woman
DICK WfLLY Dick IS abou, five feet three end hall
inches high, Of stout make and dark complexion lie
impairment ~ bis speech and appears be about thirty
years old The about five inches hgh Of
shi complexion, snd has large her left hand
on ner right Leg she about twenty FIVE old From
own oun seems that they have been carried some
me lower counties Of this state Newhorry district south
carolina The o requested forward and prove
MS property, or they will be disposed Of according law
SAmL d. BLAIR
Jalor Of Halifax county, va.
.. old,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
James Rirer LGnd, .htgroes, Stocks, Corn.
SC. for Sale

orc. JOT sac.
an Friday the i7ih day Of November n,,, r c ;r -,
~ the next fair day will sell the highest bidder at nh
nc sn'oh my tract oil land on james River near Warm,cr
IN Ia" County OF Nelson credit and wear. IA
aet eotah'h'ut $40 acre.; produces sbundauy the us
ad D'' On large and conv.Din brick dwelling house
nc Inc situation Is beautiful aud very healthy Se,es1 -,
nave elapsed since found necessary to employ Tby.
cam to any person living this land crop of wheat viii r.
own m good time and in good order, aud pyes,;on vii; E
ca immediately after the sale. A. the same time will he
!" number An"' the whole of these ncgroe, ar. od eno
10 render services and, Of hands are cesnlv 80
h'y and very valuable Three hundred barr, Is OF .or
he plantation utensils, and all the OF hoes cattle r.
&c vs." I've sold at the time. There are some va,b
oIN horses anu work eer The negroes and the corn ,y;Il
toe sold Tor casa or the drafts Tiances of approved
cha al very short dates The stock and other articles will be
soid on ed Bonds with approved security will he ,ent
Cd from The purchasers on credit; and addition thereto
ru't WI be required from the purchaser Of IN. Land
Inc sale Will take place the far will he
by ny BROTHER Joseph cabeR In The mean time The ieJ
WI neSr"h ny the mansse Mr. Duke, LIVING ON it, Person,
o"psed To purchase any portion vi this property needo t.
fixed 4 EosGs @ %s%9 and
8. N btLL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
{" Yirginia Jackson Rep,lbIicnn. ,

PHglnia Jackson Republican,
MI reasons io Withdrawing from the Virginia Jackson
w Republican" known NY self shalt not trouble
the public with themn withdrawing used the Senior
Editor as implied by the place occupied il the Prospectus
and every number that hsdbeen ssuednot with any view
taking from Doc Mayo any credit he might possibly derive
from the Editorial remarks. AttMISrEAD RUSSELL
Del g. 1925
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
Raleigh Register.

Capt Mackay, of the London Packet, at Bos-
ton, informs that Mr.. Randolph was in London
about the 18th July, and dined with Mr.. King, the
American Charge d'Afares but that he did not
bear of him afterwards, and presumes he was re-
siding in the country
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
- . &5s.Sss,e O %i1f.o

AUGUSTA, Sept. 2l.---Col. Brearley, the a.
gent for the emigratng Creeks, passed through
this place yesterday, on his way TO Washington
City Not having had the pleasure of seeing him,
we know nothing of his object, of his report,
it he made any about matters the frontier BY
the last Milledgevie papers, it stated that he
and a commissioner of the Creeks were, " in a
few days. to start an exploring expedition be-
yond the Mississippi, but think his present
course will carry him rather circuitous route
Chronicle
Greek Indians. s. 1t is true, as first stated in this
paper, that the Hostile or M'Intosh party of In
dian- did not participate in the division of the mo-
ney paid the Creeks under the provisions of the
late Treaty 1t is stated that in consequence of
the great dissatisfaction that prevails the Chiefs of
the Nation, in Council assembled, have passed a
law TO prevent any part OF the nation from emf
grating. The surveys were going without OPP
position, so that trust the " Hancock Troop
will have no use for their arms.
Raleigh Register.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
~ Ll.lD NNI-ERN

. concluded % o0fr f sale he well known of lsnd
Whrfon he d' Ninl in the county Of Bucknfhsn,
Sharp creek; 8vourrd with local adrsr-
tlcc, both Tor health, ', good water aud soil I, contains
ezh hrulod ACRES tse'esb'ni, and ine portion hes o
h0ih it fc af1icli cFts with about Go, acres Il GOOD
ground; ihs inpostHcf o tis place good. com
Portable dv Ting house containing five using rooms besdess
pas.ste poh fni Eve good fire place. large oony harm
wnh hrshine machine and n good repair and every
oe ot b'u clnihet Co. fam 20 work from 90 10 "a hands
sdfnare Tl tc 81 sale will be Uuoifd ia advance
and ne balance in thce equd annual Payments and IL M;
privately Sold bfioe tht Tub lsy Of October viii ou that
dsy he "hr. 81 pubhcly. JOHN 3. NOWI1N.
o'l lids
~ - enmeG to tnt Jsi of kmg aud Queen county, M
~ thr 2Nh Of Juiy l1t, negro named JOHN, WHO
s L- hlnnr. Afchiald Fcelsud of the Town Of Man
chester he bod when committed 10 Isl old roundabout
coat 1i iumrc end Vaniauauf Of The sanr and
WOOL hat John about % Of age from bis appearance
snd about fe't or inches highs the rsqased 10
come ioFafd prove h property paT charges aud take him
away, othefwist he will be dealt ei according 90 law.
WM. SLONE, ". Jailor
o 90. d2-wf2Wt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03

Before conclude these remarks, which, it is
feared, have uespassed too far upon the province
OF your indulgence, l would fsin invite your seri-
Gus attention TO circumstance in the appoints
ment OF Visitors which may in after-iime pitaliv
affect the prosperity Of the Institution. To this
circumstance refer with feelings of peculiar deli
cacy; because it may impart unintentionai pain to
the sensitive nature of select few, whose active
aa4 dsintefesied exertions in behalf OF our College
must ever be held in grateful remembrance by those
who take Sincere interest in it, concerns. Time,
in the exhibition tits different phases may shew
the dangerous iacOngruity Of selecting Visitors
nom those who are connected, by consanguihity
or affinity, tcith the Professors of the Lisfitu-
ton. Measures might be deemed necessary for
the advancement of It's success, which measures in
asmuch rs they confcied with the individual in
terest OF some member or members of the Faculty,
would, in obedience to a constitutional law of our
nature, be opposed and perhaps defeated by con-
merton of this Kind! Hence, is it not right, is il
not prudent, nay, is 1t not indispensable, that, in
all future appointments of Pastors, the precau-
tionary step be taken Of advancing to the office
those persons only, who are untrammelled by such
restraints? Intrigue would then have few materi
ais for the ariful of her web or guile in
ducements TO decoy.
JUNIUS.
Williamsburg, Sept. %, 1926.
Since the above paragraph written,
ind. alter careful examination, that Dr. Charles
Everett qualified the 4ih of July, 1915, and has
really attended July 1918, July 1919, and July
1928. find too, that the Honorable Hugh Nell
son qualified 4th July, 1918, and has attended "O
the number of ,imes"-oNcE SINCE! insert
this note for the information and reflection of the
public.
Sesnns hritant snimos d"missa per aure.
"ouan que stunt ocGiis subj hjelibus
H0r. .4rS. Poet.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03
EDTCAIIOM

E7liE School will ne continued INV house i- ep.,;,,
year, under tue dT ctOno my Cuafles " Ism Dah
nsy Ia tins school will b. taught ie ordinary hranche, of
English, Tignnomrtry aud the theory Of wing the la
n an Oeek lrnsuises and the iran,ing French Tie
schnu viii commence the 10Th JIHua the 18th de-
c"mher with vacation Il one moith in the summer The
terms w ie % do lars for oaid he scholar finding hi, own
tdIns 10 doilaI i tuition English 20 dollars ff tuiio
the languages. MY house IN healthy part Of the COUNT,
50 miles above II Hun, ia tue county f l. Visa Lette;
may he directed TO Jacksou's Poet ONCE Louisa.
CHARLES DABEEYir.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03

TO be added TO this sum. Such market tor our
exports ought not TO have been hazarded by any
scrupulousness or prejudice the part of our
government. That it has been, is evident from the
order in council of the 9th July.
BY this order the ports of all the British colonies
in Asia, Africa, North and South America, are
closed to our shipping; the West India ports after
ist December, 1926; the East India after the Is,
December, 1927 Mr. Huskisson's act provided
that the privileges of free trade with the colonies
should be given only to such states reciprocs,ed
the permission, or placed British vessels on the
same footing with most favored nations. These
conditions were not fulfilled by the government, of
the United States. However, the British goy ern-
ment Gas by the act OF 1925 they were authorized
10 do) granted us the privilege of free trade in The
expectation that we should adopt similar measure.
During the last session of Congress Mr.. Lloyd OF
Massachusetts, introduced bill into Congress, the
subject OF which was TO place the British trade and
British tonnage in our Ports on the footing
which she had placed ours on in their ports MIR. l.
supported that proposition in speech iull OF argu-
rneni and TACT. Ii was rejected. The consequence
OF tins refusal on part has been the Tevoca,ion
oil the permission granted by The British Govern
menI. The vessels and produce of the u Stses
are excluded hom the British colonies in all quar-
tiers OF The world a the very lowest calculate ON
market Tor 5000 900 of exports and upw ards of
Oo,OOo oil Imports, il entirely closed upon us
The countries IN the north OF Europe aud the Bri-
tish North American provinces, will henceiorth
furnish the supply which has hitherto been own
A rise IN the prices OF British Colonial pro
duce, and fall in some of our own staples must
be an immediate result. How high will be that
rise, how low that fall or how Injurious that excu
sion, we cannot, al this moment, pronounce Ii
is a question OF great magnitude, and shall Ie-
turn 10 ina day or two, and examine the grounds
on which Mr.. Lloyd's bill rejected together
with the nature and probable extent OF the injury
their order OF council will intiict Oh our commerce
In conclusion we have TO express our sa,stac-
ton, that the interests OF the United States at ST.
James, are conided 10 citizen OF great expert
ence and capacity. His representation of the
views of the BRUSH Cablne', may induce Congress
TO assinlilaIe our acts with those oil that govern
ment ~. Y. Eng.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-10-03

A friend has just communicated to us the follow
ing passage of letter dated, 18th ult. from an in
telligent American gentleman al Paris.
4" You give the editor of the National Ga
Zette, for political news, the fact that Talleyrand
ief, this capital two days since, for London, on a
specis' and important mission, supposed to relate
TO the new constitution of Portugal. You will
soon hear OF trouble in Spain; the "legitimates'
are all alarmed at the recent proceedings of Don
Pedro and his constitution" Nat. Gaz.