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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
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FRIDAY MORNING., NOV. no Ia2s

Mr. Reed, Senator the United States from M;ss;s
spr has lately been cassed by papers, the
opposersof Mr. Adamss Adminis ration This s,atenen,
is made in consequence of Speech delivered by Mr. Reed
on occasion of Public Dinner, with which h, was hon.
ored by his constituents, which expressed his friend
ship FOR General Jackson, and declared his opinion in
relation to him unchanged. Bat Mr. Reed at the same
Time remarked that Mr.. Adams had administered the Co
vernment in spirit OF moderation, equity impartial
isy which meet his appreciation, aud he would no,
consent to nfict ihcuabie evils upon The Coun,ry by
patayzins ms wises.ueasurrs. rsn the subert
Panama Mission, the standard under which the whole on
position and Jackson rallied, Mr. Reed remarked, that
nc waS called to give his suffrage upon measure deemed
as important as any which has illustrated the annals of
Republics, ancient modern The justice of providence
and the fortune of war; had off the shackcs Of
royalty and teuday, throughout the vhule extent
of the American hemisphere Republics had D en unon
our neighbours in the place OF vice-Iegal Colonies
poposd the invitation Of those Repub
c Ivy the President OF the United States, consolidate
their liberty, and To own, upon basis as
durable rs COMFORTS with tile fray of human institutions
ms measures moreover, proposed rc-cnsi, the mould
OF modern civilization and humanity, the which re-
gatcs the inercourse of nations with each other
prevent e ia'hsr propagation of European opinions and
forms oil Government uroS this continent, destined
h"pe it is, to be the cradle of Republics has been
the grave of Mona ches. find this sure, so grand
III ITS conceptions and congenia feelings in favor
ot liberty, opposed by powerful party in the Senate by
arguments urged rather upon fears addressed
the understanding In this critical position ii known to
my constituents in what acted. and trus, my
conduct will meet the appreciation ofevery consdcra
son. cnuld have but rule for the guidance of my
conduct in the Senate, and that the light of my own
Judgment and the interests OF my and our common
country"
If after the avowa Of these liberal sentiments MIR
Reed can be ranked as the opponent Aministra
we should like TO know in what his opposition consists or
what the fol it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
School in Gainesville.

VENEE subscriber Intends open School in this village.
K on the FIRST of January lie has engaged. I,
young Gentleman, regular graduate & oughly quaR
ed to teach assist him i'll conducting the school. he pro-
to make his school OF best character pre-
paratory to entrance uto the Sophomore in
any Of our Colleges, the University. lie will teach
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, English Grammar, C:cogra-
ply Rhetoric, Logic Composition, tie Elements History
the Latin and Creek Classics and Ma its
branches, through Comic Sections.
DEMONSTRATIONS for English scholars SOS; for Latin
and towels $50, paid one hal(n advancc the other
the first June. The subscriber accomodate six
eight boarders in his family Boarding any number
can be had the same terms i'll good families the vii
age. May and October will he vacation months. And
examination will be held tho last Friday April and
September.
JESSE S. ARMISTEAD.
Carcrsvile, Nov o, 1926 Nov. 10-w3t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

the president oftbe province. Capt. Elliott declared
ne would remain in the port until he saw the law
cuted, which he performed, rejecting with contempt
pecunary consideration offered D., the owners of the
schooner to induce him 10 overlook the injury. He
iorsave them the fine they sentenced TO pay for
the damage the Cyane bad received through the care
lesscss of their captain but took OCCASION in his COR
respondcnce with the government, to urge "A point of
great interest TO the resident American merchants
that they should be allowed to be security for each t-
in bonding goods the custom house, without being
dependant on the endorsements lhc Brazllians. This
was granted, act of courtesy; and thus our conn
rymen are placed on footing, in this respect, with
the English.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

Il gentleman writes TO the editors of thu HIassachu-
sets Spy that John Randolph visits nobody and dcns
moi want 10 have it known that he is in the CITY Il
gentleman who travelled with him in England says tie
IS weary OF being in Europe and intends returning
this country The following anccOte is related him.
lie seated himself in the pit, evening, in the Liver
pool theatre and his singular dress and appearance
provoked the ridicule ola young him. After
a few sales, however, MIR. T.. turned upon him, and
giving him fierce look. said 'Let him that jeers tie
Tartar beware OF his ditk!n This proved sufficient
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

I has differentiation support Mr.. Adams for the
NPreside'cy Mr.. Lccompte expressed his disappfoba-
on OF the measures of the and his decided
the following day, Mt in this county Mr. Allen
again addressed large collection of persons, and
eo IN an eloquent and impressive the sentiments
ana opinions which he had before advanced. He was
ionowed by Mr. Cri,tenden ia concise but perspcuous
ADDRESS, IN which he adverted very satisa Glory
ner 10 the reasons by which he governed in s,,urort
ing the Administrations, and upon which he founded his
preference for MIR Adams the President He said
tat ut the last Presidential election
JACKSON TO Mr a. and supported his election under The
convection thar he friendly internal improvement
and the tariff, and of gratitude for the eminent
services which he had rendered his country lie was also
unner ,he impression, at that ne that Mr.. (f
eleeted) would not pursue of poEcy calculated TO
promote the best interests of the west that he was
now througiy convinced that western interests would
' DC advanced ny elsvang General Jackson the Pre-
Char as his greatest strength is in the Southern
which States, inmical the tariff
MAJ Improvements He also his en,ire approba
lion OF the measures OF the aud emphat-
cay stated his determination oregn partiaiit,es for
zen jackson in the elevation OF Mr. Adams aud TO crice
ms personal feelings the altar Of his countys good
lie further stated that he hci with right
ana that he would nc governed the Presidential eiec
" as IN all other by the will of his constituents
nat tins speech wercccivcri, gave gem
erai satisfaction TO those heard IL abupdantIy ma
infested by the general expression, that MIR. Crittenen
would be aimosr unanimously supported in this county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

The u S. frigate Constellation, Capt. WooLsry
was at hlananzas, on the ED of October.
On Sunday morning between and g O'clock the
Steam Boat Emerald, lying at New Brunswick was
discovered TO be on fire, and rapid the progress
OF The flames that not particle Of her furniture OF
tackle was saved.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
COMMISSION HOUSE

HNHE subscribers have formed connection Business
Il as Commission Merchants under the firm of TRIP
LETT N JOHNSTON, and have taken the store
recently occupied by Messrs Monce, Robinson 6 Pleas
JOHN T.. TRIPLETT, late nf Norfolk.
ROBERT JOHNSTON, late of N. York.
Richmond, 9Th of November, 1926 83-6l
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

The Danvilie Telegraph in giving view of the prea-
lections OF The different regards Mr. Adams nd
Gen. jackson, says-North Carolina and Virginia have
TO express opinion: the latter think
will support Mr. Adams: although many of the
present administration condemned; vet whether she
will turn out the present incumbent head, OF
whose qualifications superior evidence not been al
forded, is doubtful
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
De5ates o., lie adoption IF HE Ftd5,al Constitution.

De5otes M ne odo1,Gou IF he FtdSrdl Cvns,it,iJon
FRNIrE Subscriber has in tic press, will publish fu-
ring tlc early part of tic approaching Session of Con
grcss type and handsome paper,
The first rOip,e IF Series of Debates. Resolons and
oer prOcecdings hod in COHrcnijo in ire Soies of Mrs.
saciucfs, Ner York Pelnsyramin, HIginja and NORTH
Caroiino, the adoption 9f ne Fcdcra Constitutions ms
ogreed upon, al PhodeiPttG, On he nm If September,
1887.
The entire work. exceed FIVE volumes, large octa-
bot il is Impossible IN this notice, tx the size
they will contain less, may be resolved upon
~ order 10 do Justioc TO the subject and TO accomplish the
aim Of the editor. The price Of to- &c regulated by
the quantity of matter. wc will be carefully collected
arranged, from the most authentic
IT, she first volume will be given the Debates sc of tho
Massachusetts Convention, embracing tho Speeches Of
Samuel dams, Fisher Ames Rufus King Gov Brooks. and
Mr. BOwduin besides the remarks Of many other dsn-
guiscd Revolutionary Opators aud Patriots of Masss-
cbUsetts and list Of The yeas and nays taken the final
question.
From the various propositions 10 amcud the Constitutions
Hbou twenty laid before Congress sast session, the
editor conceives fhat IN producing publication like the
one proposed, it will be the farcs fre
light IN which Revolutionary fathers reviewed the
various points Of dGce which finally led
promise into which the old thirteen States found themselves
Obliged to enter oi the formation Of good constitution
JONATHAN Elliot.
! Wsshtn-.ar. NJ n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

We to state that the Secretary OF War has
been confined by ndisposition, for twelve
days past Ills disorder is subsding however and it
is hoped that he ill be able TO hiY public du
ties in the course of few days.-.N;tt hi.
There was snow storm at Philadelphia on Saturday
last, about noon which continued until towards
ming.
The Hon, Asher Robbins has been unanimously re-
elected Senator to the United States Senate, for
So''e Island, for six years from the 18th of March
next.
MIR. Seymour Scott, of Richmond has been appointed
by the Farmers Bank OF Virginia, Agent for the Office
The TIop Charles w. Byrd, Judge of the U. States
District Court in OHo, has Joined the Society of Sha
kers residing in Dtcrcer county, ny.
Three hundred jurymen have been summoned TO
attend tile session of the New York Court of Over
and Termner, TO be held the third Monday of the
present month. The trials of the persons indicted for
conspiracy, therefore, most probably 10 be that
time resumed.
genuine living Anaconda is now exhibiting at
Peales Museum, New y DIRK. Ii recently brought
TO that city from Batavia il is about thirteen feet in
length, and from three to four inches in circumfcr-
enCe.
Councrfeits Of tic five and ten dollar notes OF the
Farmers Bank of Alexandria have been presented at
one Of the Banks in Baltimore. The signatures are
well executed but the paper and engraving bad.
Captain John y. Henley, of thc U. S. Navy, has
been appointed TO the command Of the Baltimore
ton, and has taken at Barnu1n's City Hotel.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
JOHN DOVE,
BENZ. BRAND.

Richmond Bancaslriau School IN account with Ri
cHARp G.. WORKMAN. Treasurer.
1925. Nov. 3. To cash paid Pollard & Co
for printing . s. 81
&C.
g Supmouiug trustees, thirteen times so
49, James Oliver, for brick work TO fire
places .
Dec. c. Alpha Edison, for 100 enclosing
posts 80
1896. Jan ;. Hubbard and Gardeners bill,
for shoes 90 II
10. Ladd and Williams, for trees, and
planting them y
10. Wilson Bryan's bills, for work done 70
April 18th 1873 81
March 81, TO do. paid for digging well,
bricking, and fixing pump, dc. 90 &c
June Z. To do for books, procured by or.
der, to Avg 2 % 7
10. TO do. paid Mutual Assurance Society,
on building 10 20
July. To DO. for glazing SO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
FER coSrRA cNM1r.

FER coNrRN cNrbI-r
1896. April 8. BY draft in favor of Ezelde,
DAVIS, authorised TO have the enclosure mt np 40 or
June f6 10 Aug. &c. BY do. i'm favor of
Wilson Bsyao for fitting Up the female school
room chg 90
furnished TO order Is
Sept go. BY do. in favor of teacher for
salary date IT'S
Oct. %. Balance in The hands of the
Chamberlain Gals So
1885 %
CRY RE aMoNp, Oct. 50, 1926.
We have examined the above account, and find that
each item of expenditure supported by its cofrespop
dent voucher.
70 10, GREE ;S Committee.
On motion made and seconded Resoired, That tie
Resolred That the meeting proceed by ballot 10
the election of twelve trustees four from each ward for
the ensuing year. And Thomas Ladd and Robert
l'reenhow, being appointed committee 10 examine
the ballots, reported that HIM H. FttStchyiSoan. Gas
tGc'ts L1cke Ddvid L. Burr and National Sheppard,
were elected for Monroe ward TFiLfis Cotcijng, Ben
jdDrin Brand, Asa Oils, and Robert Gyeeaho,o, for
Madison Ward-EscAiel Datcs, Nathaniel Charter,
iUidm Allison, and Joh,, a Lancaster for Jefferson
Ward.
Resoiued, That the Secretary be requested to lay
the proceedings Of this meeting before the Common
Hall of this city; and TO request the editors OF the CITY
newspapers TO give il insertion ia their respective
prints, and then the meeting closed.
VIM. III. FITZWHYLSONN, CHAIRMAN.
Teste--RoBr. GREENHow, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

FROM ne Nc'c POrb. DGtiy .1dreriiScT.
BRA/Iii.--FrotD gentleman who he's a Correspon-
dence with Brazil, learn the follow nn
which publish with pleasure, as highly crediIabIe TO
Captain Elliott aud 40 example worthy Of being imi
tatgd by all commanders Of United States vessels.
st PerDambuco. Captain Elliott was requested TO
give passage down The coast 10 Spanish erandcc:
and with the expectation Of preventing any objections
private offer made bin oftwclve hundred dollars
He replied in digni6eJ manner that vessel Of his
country Which he bad The honour 10 command, should
ever be converted into packet; and that lie should
have considered the proposition prenedated insult,
hut that such practices bad prevailed among certain
government vessels along the coast.
At Bahia, his ship was foni of, at anchor by a
Brazilian schooner; and before they got clear, Of
lis vas killed by falling from aloh in consequence
" the BrazIiians msIicously, it is believed, cut
ting rope. The crew Of the Cyane we're prevented
hy tie If officers from reyeuging his DEATH as they were
rach sxasPerate1, and the agairvas represented q
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

ST. Louis, MISSOURI Oct. o.
Emigratjon-At no former period, has our prospects
of large increase of population, been attering
than the present autumn. Families carriages, wag-
gons slaves and fine stock, daily passing through
this place 10 the interior of the State increasing
wealth and strength The census of the Stale viii be
taken again in 1928, and we fully impressed with
the belief that shall by that time, be entitled
three Representatives the Congress of the United
States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10
DoMn srTc occunaENcEs.

The Harmones, lately established at Economy l6
miles below Pitsburg said TO be advancing rapidly
In some oil the most important manufactures
In tue ascle of blankets they superscdng for
eign supply The specimens OF this useful fabrc, ar
sueriorto any imported RIr. Rapp is turning his
teniionsnore than 10 The production Of wooilcns
he hasa large number ofbonds employed. addition
his own people, in grubbing and clearing tie under
wood of their 1000 acres, Tor the purpose converting
II into shccpwals. The farmers of the western coun-
ties of Pennsylvania more particularly of Allegheny,
much attention TO the cultivation of sheep In oddition
TO the amount OF wool consumed in that district Of coun-
try, an agent of Mr. Rapps has sent much Of this
article over the mountains amounted to l2660 doll
larf 80 -.---ls.--lt,l - p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

WAsHINGToN. November THE n. York Elec-
tons commenced Yesterday, and continue for three
days The candidates for the Office of Governor are
ter We have little doubt, from what hear that
Governor Clinton will be reelected by large majo
rity. Ma. Int.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

Military Establishment Of the United Stafes-It is
stated in note to of the articles in the last North
American Review, that there in the United
States two National aImories and eleven arsenals.
Arms and accoutremcnts manufactured at the two
arrnoi es79, 259 of the former having been made in
the conrseof the last 9 years. There are no public
founderies for ordnance, the supply being obtained by
contracts from private The military force ofhe United
Staies at this time, is 600O men. The same article
contains interesting notice of tile Military Academy
at West Point. Ii stated that the whole number of
Cadets graduated at the Academy since its first esab-
lishment in 1902 up to July, 1925, A28. Ofthe whole
number 26 are i'll the army, forming more than half
the number of its officers three the civil service
hne have been killed in battle, and 35 have Died in SER
vice. Forty-fve of the whole number have been at
tached 10 the corps of engineers, $40 10 the Artillery
and Ordnance, and 1874 to other corps The public
library at West Pon, contains about 400 volumes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

NoHFoLK Nov GIVE have the satisfaction 10 give
assurance 10 the public founded upon the best
dence of the fact that this town is free from the
lately prevailing epidemic The deaths of malignant
fever the last week, reported by the Health Officer,
two were of the preceding week and we learn
that there has been of the fever within the last
seven days the weather is now seasonably cool.
Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

PR Co~TRA CRtBir.
$50. Oct B. BY balance on hand as per
last annual statement 1853 81
Cash received for tuition SO
1926. Nov. 3. Balance in treasurer's hands u
$3.50 2i
Richmond Lancastriau School, in account with the
Corporation Of the City Of Richmond.
1873. Oct %. To balance in the bands Of
the Chamberlain, per last annual stale
meot SslC1 &C
1926 Oct To appropriation fer t-e pres.
ent year 1900
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

In Massachusetts, the election for members to ille
goth Congress took place yesterday 1t appears pro-
bable that the present members will be generally
elected. We sorry TO observe however, that Mr.
Dwight, who is OF them, after being nominated
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

From Coiouiha.-A letter from Laguira OF the Sd
uitno has reached the city of New York by way of
ST. Thomas, from which the following is an extract:
Gan arrival from Caracas this day brings us the
intelligence Of the arrival of Gen. PAEz in that City
that he had called meeting Of tie Cabildo and stated
lis desire 10 have associated with him in the concerns
Of state, one hundred Of che most respectable citizens
for the purpose of devising immediate pla>
cling things proper footing and 10 improve ne ST.
tuaiion OF merchants particularly"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-10

CRY or RE aMoNp, Oct. so, 1926.
We have examined the above account and find that
each item of expenditure supported by its correspon
American watchman and Delaware advertiser. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1822-1828, 1826-08-11
SOMETHING NOVEL;!

TT will certainly takebeng authorized by the ingenr'
~ of the Rhode Island sages, and the first Of the soi
ever published. IT'S Lottery to be dawn on the 1zo
ins entire plan-whch, by having three 'lcN-
cts you may draw six prizes, but are sure OF Fos
particulars call and see the scheme II contains prizes
of $4,000; of 5000 10 Of 1905 Is Of 500 1901 LOU
"a Of so; 15,450 Of 10 and A. Not blanks to prs
! think il grand Lottery
Ticket S4-Half 2-Qualter Eighth 50 cents.
Apply to or address j. J. ROBINSON,
Aug s, No. los, Market Get, Wilmington De
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One Hundred Dollars Reward.

I'd AN AWAY from tie subscriber, living in Worcester
la County, Maryland, Negro Man named sAM--aooas
,hIty years of age and about five feet nine or Ten he
nigh well made dark complexion, little inclined 70 w.
low black whskers his face M not shaved on SINCE W.
left home) coming ards the corners Of hs mo,u,s
smiling appearance when spoken TO- He IS heanl9
well looking fellow. He had sundTy clohing, and carr
With him of lis working clothes new striped iwlta W.
GINA cloth outside jacket, black, white and yellow eoo
white tow linen shirt and trousers, fine black co W.,
side Jacket pair Of dark greenish cloth o@se,s, a.I
par or TWO Of white cotton Jean ,rowsers Perhaps :"
might change Of his clothes with his frlend-pN'
he did not, his clothing neatly agrees with the above i
3 reported he has got forged pass signed either J r
Jacob white The above reward Of One Hundred w.
lars Will be given If taken in either Kent or NeWtssu
county, Delaware, and secured that The subscriber e.
the above mentioned negro Fifty d liars reward u '
aforesaid negro taken in MARY land STATE OF Sussex ov"
", Delaware, and secured that the subscriber gets mn
and one Hundred and Fifty Dollars if the aforesaid pth
taken in any Of the other States and secured that tn s
scsbcr pets him If the above mentioned negro IS bious
and deiYercdio The subscriber, the rewards above
toned viii be paid and all reasonable charges tor aoeD
and exnenses Vi bringing him PHILIP WHITE
N. b. The subscriber will thank any one II they ~
Sans piss 10 let the subscriber have it,. ].
ST Martins, Maryland, July ", 1921 o.
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From Lhs Ksntl.ekY GaselIs.


This life is like the troubled sea,
When tempes;s frc's is waves 10 notion
It surges like mans destiny
For trouble Is our earthly portion.
The storm may cease--a CLASSY sea,
Present IT'S surface TO the eye
But soon the wind may blow again,
And raise huge pillows on the msin,
So It's with life--tor man to-day
Knows nothing but felicity
Tomorrow SINKS IN misery
This life IS ike the rapid stream,
Which issues from the mountains side
Through darkness and the sunny beam
Alike the ceaseless waters gisde--
II gathers ia its devious course,
From creeks and rills greater force
Ger rocks and shoals is waters free
Are lost or mingled with the sea.
Just so with man--his efforts vain
To Danish trouble. grief and pam
sI,ll lauuch'd in the eternal main.
This life is in a field Of grain
In Autumn sown for Summers reaping:
Like man---it shares the drought aud rain
The Summers heat and Winters freezing
II ripens and is socn cut down,
The farmer claims It as his own
Then from the ear the grain IS beaten,
Prepared for use and quickly eaten.
Even 10 is man---tor death destroys him
Body and spirit separate:
The little worm az food enjoys him,
1t rich. or needy, weak or grea'.
OSCAR.