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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-04-14

II will be Observed that part of the claim proposed
10 be granted, is OF date long anterior to that from
"h'cn mo committee recommend TO commence the cal
cuauon oil interest. In fixing the latter period, the
committee nave avoided all conflicts with the practice Of
the government refusing interest upon the suproston
'nat me non-payment of claims is in
lroutaoie 10 The claimants. This objection cannot, in
e oegree, apply 10 the allowance of interest
ro"i Tue GATE assumed by the committee. Mr. Mon
roe was, soon after that period appointed Secretary of
Sla'e' "hen considerations of delicacy and propriey
'he settlement and allowance of any account
IN ms own case for which there was no established ~
Ceueh' III the previous decisions of the Department.
ne same cause continued 10 prevent any steps from
oeing taken IN relation 10 this claim, with ;,yiew to
uccl''on before his retirement from the late high sta
ion winch he occupied in tue Government In deter
inning upon the several items of this claim II sLouI1
De observed, that the committee have used their best
toasceraln the amount proper 20 be granted,
anu' III cong 50 have applied the rules which
Uiey would have doac III the case of any other indyid
al In the allowance of contingent exuepses i'm the
missions To France and Great Britain, the committee
nave not adopted the highest sum given To other minis
eis, out 'hey have in both taken the average
amount paid TO all our public ministers at the respective
governments, as their guide in determining upon the al
iowahce proper TO be made to Mr. Monroe.
In the other items the Committee have allowed no
hng more than what they have believe was
unavomahy expended by him ard to which he was
subjected in the service of and BY the orders Of the Co
verHmeut
II" following statement exhibits the several items of
INC S!aiN al proposed 10 DC allowed the
T. Three months and twenty days deten;on
In France, after audience Of leaYe at
the rate of $4,000 year, S275o 90
2 Contingent expenses of that mission
from lst Aug. 1904 to 1st Jan. 1897
being The average allowance To all the
American Ministers in France the sum
Of $40, previously allowed, bein, de-
Quoted 1906 85
;. Amount paid by Mr.. Monroe TO J. Hicks
for demurrage, &C. $50 90
j. Contingent expenses of the mission TO
Great Britain, in addition TO the allow
ancc made at the settlement of Mr.
Nonroe's accounts, making the ave-
rage of the paid TO ali the other
American Ministers al the same Gov
p, ornment' 437 68
D Remuneration for extraordinary expen-
'es incurred By Mr.. Monroc's deten-
ton in England by direction of the
Government, for two years and four
months, at S $500 per annum, 10000 90
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TIRGEX.4;

VIRGINIA:
al rules holden in the clerks office or the superior cour, OF
chancey for the Richmond district the Sid dav Of Aor
1896 't"'
John r. Archer, mr.
against
Lewis l. Paham, Edridgr Smith, John Baker nd shalrick
AlfrienG, J1s
The defendant Shadrct Aend, not having catered his
appearance and given security according the ct assem-
bly, and the rules of this court and it appearing bv satsac
tory evidence that he is inhabtant of this country:
IS ordered that the said defendant appear here on the
enth day n the next term nd bill OF the pa in
TIL; and that copy of this order forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city Richmond for two
months snccessivey and posted the door of the
capitol, in the said city.
81 a copy. Tcste, wv " TJCSTNT, r. p
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At rule holden iu 1c clerks Office Of the superior court f
chamco'g for ire Richmond district, the 3rd day OF April
Eiraaa A6'me, executor Of Ezabeh Hunter, deed pHc
against
Carey Sedcn and James Brown, r second auditor of the
r"m"ohWeaM dfs
turned cSocUIc on The defendants Carey Seldom and he NOT
having entered lis appearance and given security accorlr
IN c act n Assembly and he rules Of this court. aud il
7par0S y satisfactory evidence that he not iubah
ian NJ THIS country: is ordered that the id dcndsn
do aprar here On the day Of the and she
cause any ~ can aga INST the revival sought by the said
process 7nd also answer the bill of the plaintiff and that
copy OF s order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper
published intc city Of Richmond, for rnhs success
'Ecy An' posted al TIE front door Of the Capitol, In tie
said CIV.
= c~~ T1~ T.T r. rrrv-tv;, q.
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TTRCEYT9:

TII2CL.NT7:
~ rules holden in the clerk Office or tho superior court
chancery for the Richmond district the 5l day of April
william ". T}cniug, Pm
against
5ohn Iendrcc, l.iah Brown, George W. Walker Ceorre
Itendree Hamilton Potts w. W. Smith Albert Smith
sarah Ann Smith, WIN. Smith, mud Rrber G. Scott and
John = Myers, trustees under deed trust executed b
the John Hendrre, Joshua Crump Solomon nd Moses
Alien and Preniis Chuhh, doing business The firm Of
So NJ. Allen s; Co. and Nehemiah Tichcuor. Jre
The defendants John Hcndree Elijah Brown C;eor~e "
aEer anh $ NJ Allen, not having entered their aprear-
auce and given security according act Of assembly
ana he rules OF ms court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence, that they not inhabitants OF this cour,r
ordered That the said defendants do appear here on the tent,
day %; the next term and the bin Of the antg and
MAJ copy OF n'S order DC forthwith inserted in
paper published in The city Richmond for two months
oes.ye aud posted at the front door Of the capitol in the
Il Acory. Tes'e, E.N II. HE.NI.NC;, c. 2.
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$90eGG@%
THE NATIONAL BANNER.

When freedom, from her mo "a ain n, ich',
Cmfufld her standard to the air,
She tore the azTgc robe uf night,
And set ;he stars OF glory there!
one mingled with its gorgeous dyes
The milky baldlic of the skies,
And striped its pure celestial white
Niih stea"ingS OF the morning light.
Then from her mansion in Tn" sun
She called her eagle bearer down,
And gave into his mighty hand
The symbol Of hes chosenIanj.
Majestic monarch Of the cloud,
VIII" rears't alot thy regal form.
4" near the tempest trumping loud,
Nno sec the Lightning lanccs driven,
W men stride the warriors OF the s,n.ln
tN an, rolls the thunder drum of heavn.
nm" "i the Sum To thee t is given,
10 guard the banner of the free.
10 hover in the sulphur smoke,
70 ward away the battle stroke.
And Eid its blendugs shine altar.
Like rainbows on the clouds of war
The hareinser OF victory.
Flag of the brave! thy folds shat! fiy.
no sign Of nope and triumph Mich,
" aen speaks the signal trumpet tone,
ANA the icng line comes cleaning on,
lf.re yet the life blood, warm aud wrf
Has dimmd the glist'nmg bayonctA
Zach soldier eye sinai! brightly turn
To where thy meteor s'orics burn,
Aud, a his sprimsirg steps advance.
t"tch war and Vengeance from, the rlancr,
And when the canmon-nouthiugs loud
Heave in wild wrcaths the battle STROUD.
And CORY sabges rise and fall,
Like shoots of fame on miduisht's nall
There shall thy victor glances glow,
And covering foes shall sink beneath
Each gallant arm that strikes below
That lovely messenger Of death.
Flag oftie seas! on oceans wave
Thy stars shall glitter DER rhe brave,
When death, carecring On the gale,
Sweeps darby round the bcllied sail,
Nnd frighted waves rush wildly bach,
Before the brcadside's reeling rack,
The dying w0nd'rcr of the sea
Shall look al once To heaven and thee,
Aud smile to SEQ thy splcndors fv,
In triumph, DER his closing eye
Flag of the free hearts only home,
BY angel hands 10 valor given,
Thy stars have lit the wrlkin dome,
And all thy hucs were born in heaven!
Forever float that standard sheet.
Where brcathes the foe, but falls before US,
With freedoms soil beneath our feet,
Aul freedoms banner streaming DER u.s.
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Congressional.
JAMES MONROE.

Mr.. lngham, from the Select Committee to which
the subject had been referred, made the following
REPORT:
Inc Colmttcc 10 irbom torS ysjcrred report Of Sc
tect Committee r'"de at lie last session Of Congress-
IN relation to he claim IF James yToaroe ne tate
President Of The Cntcd SiaieG Report:
That they have given the subject referred to them
ali The consideration which its character and their duty
TO the Government, and regard 10 the rights of the
claimant, seemed to demand. The nature of the claim
is 50 fully explained in the documents reported at the
last session. that it deemed necessary to enter
into general examination of ii in this report Tie
Committee suhoin such additional documents as have
been obtained during the present session. and submit
to the House brief exposition of the several items of
the claim, and the grounds which they have formed
their conclusions respecting them.
TIE items are as {oSlo,cs III.
/. Three months and twenty days salary at
$4,000, while detained in France. after his
recall in 1877, c2z.0
3. Contingent expenses of the Mission to
France, from ls August, i79 I, TO LIST Janu.
airy, 1897, at the rate of 81 500 per annnm.
years and months, Jos
Deducting allowances made 1I0
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YIRGLNY.g:

~ rules holden in the clerk Office OF the superior court of
Tor the Richmond district the 3rd day ofApril,
i'o,e'' fo"fe' r''N y. Hubbard, Rankin and
owie partners, doing business under the finn of Rankin
Fow!c, Peterson and NcKir,ev $500
and merchants doing business under the style of Peterson,
& Mckinney Thomas Cooksey, and II. l.. Philip, aud
Robert Ewing, 1iir
against
'"hn IIendree, WIN. y. IIening, Elijah Brown Gco,re
scniree' Hamilton Potts, IN. ". Smith, Albert w.
smith Sarah Ann Smith, and VIM. Smith, John g. Myers
, %il Zoe, 1oou' DIS.
/ tie defendants 'oln Hcuree, and Elijah Brown, noe
having entered their appearance aud given security &C.
co"s 70 act ct assembly aud The rules of this court
and it appearing by satisfactory evidence that ;be, are no,
inhabitants OF this country 1t is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS 90 appear here the tenth day of the newt tenn
aid answer the bill Of the plaintiffs; and that conv or
IN; order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper nuhIis
aH in the city Of Richmond for months successioelv ann
posted NJ the front door OF the ap!to in 81 Id citv
u coy. Testc, I'm. ". IFENTyEC -
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At rules holden in the clerks office superior court Of
1896: " |"
John Depp, administrator of Benjamin Hass decd ql0
against
Uoratio Turpin ar
The defendant having entered his appearance and
gwen security according the assembly and the
rules oihis court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
that the said defendant do appear on the tenth av Of
the next term and answer the hill of the plaintiff and that
copy OF this order be forthwith inserted some
published in the city OF Rich non for months success
Slvey and posted at the trout door of capitol in the
said city. " ''0
81 copy. Tesc. NV. ". IIENYNG, c. g.
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Sl5,533 SO

o. Interest on the above from the Sd Dec
1910, until paid.
All winch is respectfully submitted 10 the House..
The Committee ask leave to report bill 70 nrovido
ter tho payment Of the above to James Monroe
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YHGLNT.4:

PIISGLST4:
NJ Court of Appeals held AT the Capitol tie City of
Richmond, on Saturday, March 4th, 1896:
w iiiian and David Kyle and Company, y.ifS
against
Daniel COMEDY, nm
Upon sri, Of spetseheas Judgment of The superior
court of law of Amelia county.
Tho writ Of supersrdeas heretofore awarded the
10 stop the execution of the said Judgment not being re-
turned executed the defendants and it appear,o to the
satisfaction of this court, that nc is an uhabitant of
this commonwealth, on he motion Of the plaintiffs !jv
their COUNSEL It is ordered t!t the said defendant do
appear here the FIRST Monday in June next to have
ehearins OF the whole matter in the judgment aforesaid
contained and that copy Of this order forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper published in the city Richmond
and continued week for eight successive weeks and
that another copy thereof be posted front door of the
capitol i'll the said city.
ID cory. Testc. IT. ALIEN. E. ca.
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-SsSs9--
TIM pDJNTI-p .

Perhaps It may not be amiss to remember The Pr;n
ter in my discourse. lie is very disagrceabe jt1a
ton lie trusts every body-he knows not whom; his
money is scattered every where he hardly knows where
to look for itIIs paper, his ink, MS press his ,ypcs
his labor and living, all must be runctuay paid for
You, Mr. , and Mr. - and Mr. -
and hundred others that couId name have taken
this PAPER great while and your wives and your chill
dren, and your ncghbors, have been amused and in
formed, and hope improved by il; if you miss ore pa
per- you think very hard of tbe printer or post for it.
tor you had rather go without your best meal than with
out your paper. Have ron ever compiled with the con
ditons ofsubscripono Have you taken as much mains
10 furnish the printer with his money as nc has Won
with mis- paper Have you contributed your mite to- re-
pay him for his ink, his paper and his types bis press
ms band work and head work. Ifyou have noi, 20 paw
him OFT and sin no moro.
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YIRGEVT4:

J IItCIyVI.I:
Al rules holden the clerks office of the superior court Of
cnan''Fy for the Richmond district, the Cd day of April
Thomas Price. -,
against
AeSande Henry James Henry, George Fisher, and Mi.
e I-i'r' " i ,%' dts.
entered their appearance and given security ACCORDING ~
the act OF assembly and the rules of this court and !, an
nobantS Of this country; il ordered that the said de-
enana DO appear here the tenth day OF the next term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiff aud that copv of
this order he forthwith inserted in some newsnaner nrh
sbcA in The city Of Richmond, for two months succee
slvely aud posted the front door of the capitol, in
the said city. ''' "
q a copy. Tcz,c. U-a.. u. HEAINCF,
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The Georgia Journal describes the performance of
remarkable surgical operation upue aIady of Dc alb
county. ft1totr was removed from her right arm
weighing Sc ouDces the substance was bonv and car
tilaginous after being laid bare il would not WELD 10
the knife, d recourse was had to the saw and chssel
Inc tumour was, by consulting committee of surgeons
in Milledgevle, termed exostossus, and had foot
stalk, in the centre of which blood vessel which
had supported the unour for three years. The opera
ton was borne with degree of fortiude seldom exer
cised by the stronger The lady has now recover
cd the use of her ARM and enjoys good health
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jiRG{NL2:
At rules holden in the clerks OF the superior co,,
OF chancery FOR the Richmond district the .,;l dav of
April. 1896 ~ ~ 'S o'
'ohn Heth, executor Of Henry IIctlA Ger's I12
GsainM
Hachafai' SuSar', Richard Sassnen Peter Perduc ana
Beverly Randolph, exor OF Harry IIcth, decd D0s
The scifeacas awarded in this cause not hay,r bcc,,
e sNecn'eh on Inc d'-is taciarah Sugart aud
Richard Sasseea AID they having entered Their an
peance and gwen security according the act of ass
oY ana the rules OF this court and appearing by salts
factory evidence that they inhabitants of This coun
y 1t IS ordered, that the said nts do appear her.
on the tenth day Of the and shew cause if any
y cam against the revival sought by the said process and
mat copy OF this order he lon hwh inserted in some
newspaper published in the city Richmond for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted front door Of the ca
pito, in the said city
81 Copy. Tes'e, I'm. ~ ITENIvG. r. =.
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FEMALE SEMINARY.

FENHE Principal of this Seminary gives notice. TINT the
q ensuing session commences the FIRST day of MAY next,
As few vacancies expected Occur arrangements ire
made for the instruction Of eight additional pupils
Those, therefore, who may intend ong him With the
patronage respectfully requested give information
as early possible.
For The benefit of the class IN Chemistry, regular
of experimental lectures may be expected Appa-
for Illustrating the imlo principles in Ma
,ural Philosophy also provided And pains or cx-
pense spared to afford young Ladies every facility for
obtaining knowledge of the branches of Female
Education.
For the higher branches Educaot,, viz. Geocraphv
with the Drawing of Maps and Of the Globes Rheo-
.c, Legc; Intellectual, Moral ANA Nature! Philosoplv
Chemistry; Astronomy, Goor;'try, and the Latin aud
Greek Languages, SIS per session OF five months
For those who attend oHy Reading, Spelling PEN
manship Geography without the Drawing Mans or use
of the Globes Arithmetic aud Grammar sic per session
If the two last named branches be omitted per session
Fer Painting aud Drawing, additional charge of So
pcr session.
For Painting Velvet Figures, do. sic do.
Tuition payable an udrcnce.
JOSEPH ESrABROOK.
Situation, horch 3lst, 1896
Notwithstanding and Lodging may be had in resrscta-
bile families at $40 per session.
MRS. GEORGE, who has had MANI wears experience
as Teacher Of Music, proposes opening School the is
day Of May next for giving lessons the Piano. in room
of the Seminary. Sue will instruct in no other branch
but devote her whole attention the young Ladies OF tile
Seminary and others vho may wish take lessons.
Tuition $50 per session. paya ble in advance.
SfG'ufoa, March SlSt. 1896 81 .iu
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IIRiENI.l:
~ rules holden in the clerks Office the superior court
OF ehancery for the Richmond district, the Sd day Of
April, 1896:
John King, admir- of Rachael NIcClurg, nv.
dgGIn1
Andrew Smith, Gcacheghau David R,rtlay Io,.
u. Gamhlc John Ferrcy, a. G.. Smith, William Muire
Mchease' and John Merriam, Dns.
The defendants, Andrew Smith aud a. c. Smith pos
having entered their appearance and given security accu-
dnS TO the act of assembly and the rules of this CONT
ana IL appearing by satisfactory evidence that they arc
not bahs of this country is ordered that the said
defendants do appear here the day of the mex.
term ana answer the bill of the plaintiff; and that conv
OF ths order be forthwith inserted in some of ,ub-
iShed IN The city OF Richmond, for sIccessive
and posted al the front door capitol in tho said r
q Copy. Trste, Nm. ". IIFH.NEN1i, C. r.
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FIRGENL.4:

tIEGfyNI.4:
At rules, holden in the clerks Office of the o- ,
OF chancery for the Richmond district, the Sd day OF
April, 1926: N' 20
Mary Harrison, up
against
William H. Perkins, Samuel Perkins, and Thomas nj.
p"''n'""' DTS.
Inc defendant Samuel Perkins having entered his
appearance and given security according the act of az
seoy ana the rules OF this court, and anpearinu nv
i'Si'ctofy evidence that no is inhabant of this
country; II ordered thar the said defendant do epnea
yer" on me 'en'h day OF the next term and the bill
of the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be fobh
inserted IN some newspaper published city of Rich
"nd tor two months successfully aud posted at the (onx
door OF the capitol in the said citv
Il Copy Tes;e, Hii. ". TIE.NLNC
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ChinNaeyS btdt Snlnfc-The following method, it is
SAID IN late English publication, affords an eGcctual
cure for the worst chimney that smoked. Con-
tract Che vent as soon possible after getting above the
mantle place then gradually widen it four or five feet
then again contract it TO the usual dimensions, and
carry it up TO The top. Il said that experience IN
Edinburgh has tested it salts 'lctofi!y
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xIbUIGFItI:
AT rules holden nhe clerks Office of the superior court
OF chancery for the Richmond district the :Sl dnv Of
April, 1926:
William DandIdsc sheriff of IIenrco county, 20 whom
hath been committed for administration the unadminis-
tered estate OF Esnc Smock, deed, and Hettc Smock
widow of said Esme, and sole heir of Maria Fox, who
vas Maria Smock, prs
against
William Wilde aud Thomas Watson, jr. DTS
The screfacias awarded in this cause no, being return
cd executed on the defendant Thomas Watson r and he
ho havihS entered his appearance and given security
corng To the act 81 assembly and the rules Of this court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence, not an
inhabant Of this country is c,ercd, the said de-
ehdan do appear here the tenth day next term
ana Shew cause he against the sough,
oy ,e SAT" process and that copy of ;hs order
WIN inserted in some newspaper published in the city IL
chonf tor two months succcsSively and posted at the
front door OF the capitol, in the said city.
~ Copy. Tesie, HIN. ". HENINCf, c. c.
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Iti"es Of Sdh.-The following extraordinary fact
has lately come to our knowledge 4 Planter in this
vicinity had been for years afflicted with Wen ON
ms neck, Which grew so large as TO be very inconve-
nent and distressing After trying 4 number of RENE
dues he was advised BY of his neighbours to wash
two or three times day with strong salt water WA
;er in which Salt had been dissoved) He did e and
10 his great relief and comfort, the Wen gradually de-
creased in SIZE and finally Disappeared Let those that
are similarly afflicted, $50 and do Hke,ojse"
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To maize cheap and beautiful green paii-The cost Of
beauty far superior. Take lbs. of Roman ytrio and
pour on it teahete full of boiling water; when dis
solved, add lbs. Of pearl ash and stir the mixture
wei with s''cts, until the eGervescence cease then
add quarter OF pound of puiversed yellow arsenic
and stir the whole together. Lay it on with paint
brush, and the wall has not been painted before two
Or three ccas will be requisite. 10 paint common
sized room OF this color, will not more than five or
SIX dollars If pea green is required put in less
and if an aPPie-grcen, more of the yellow arsenic.
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Certain care far the sting Of It s1nsp-A few DAYS
ago happening to be in the country, witnessed the
eicHcy.of the remedy for the sting of a wasp men
toned in one of our late publications. little girl
was s'ung severed and was in great torture, until an
onion was applied to the part afflicted when the cure
was instantaneous. This important and simple remedy
cannot be too generally known, and we pledge our
selves to the fact here liverpool 'erci,y,
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PNRIIC SILL

PURSUANT TO decree Of the county court Of P,vb,,
r. 70 " directed we shall sell Powhasn ooutthoue an
nIt'u1y ne Hhday Of August that being court day 10 tG
h1ier on credit until the first day Of October eS1
% lana N the said county belonging 10 the e,tate
Inn boatwfght dec, eonsining hundred and erb
e H"u h'e-efshh acres, Eve miles below Powbatan e,,
s, on 10th sides Of the buckingham road adjoining d.,
ven <n9rsn OLD stand for wasgpnefi and sysllef he n ~
LION ms land lies we'll half 10 woods, well us.ssJ
an well Of the yard and good ,ond 5
pubic honse The purchaser 10 secure the payment ~ 70.
anu good security and deed Of trust The laSd O''
WILLIAM OLD,
JAS VI. HARRIS,
JOSEPH ~. DAVIS, Z coV1'Ts.
Jolly o., 1926. ., 81.