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The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-28
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The Elg'sh arc few here they are WISE and
they abolish those which clog and indeed pre-
vent social iHtercou".e am domciliated with MIR.
&. from whom have experienced the greatest kind
ness he is an intelligent young man, and perhaps
the most learned Of the English here, being master
Of the Oriental languages. which are not generally
studied among the Frank residents have dincd
at the English Palace, with Mr. Turner, tie
Charge dAflaires, who has an exceedingly pretty
wife, and fine garden-two very comfortable
things. ldine again there TO-DAY, with party Of
English travellers. Now then for Constantinople
Lady Mary Montague says it looks like tov.stop,
with the toys ranged one above the other in pretty
order; and so it 1oes at first, to English brck-and-
mortar optics, but the eye becomes accustomed to
the style Of building, and then it certainly IS incom-
parabIy beautiful went yesterday to see the
Grand seisnor so to mosque ~ water. which i,
sight most elegant; his boat is perhaps as splendid
and at the same time light and tasteful 4 thing
could be made; the Jewels in it are dazzling
he himself is good-looking man, about forty his
countcnance IS free from the ferocity generally cx
pressed by Turkish countenances, and which
have observed TO remain even in sleep the few
that are free from this seem to have been touched
and humanlzed BY sorrow. The smiles, and IN
queneiable gaety, arc monopozed ~ the Greeks,
though daily sec insults offered 70 diem, which
makes ~ blood boil. It is calling 70 tie
pride Of Englishman, to walk through tile
streets, where he is looked upon as something H.
teroF to men, whom he in his turn, (lnd perhaps
as wisely looks down upon brutcs. On this
SIDE of the river, where alone Greeks and Franks
are allowed to reside, may return curse bestow-
ed upon me by Turkish porter, but must peck
ct a blow; IN Constantinople | must not return A
curse, unless desire to sign my own immediate
dea'h-warrait yet, BY little proud cvirty, have
already acquired Turkish bowing acquaintance.
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-28
TIE USE or EE.I.T&TI3N.

D'Arezzo Il celebrated lawyer ~ tI. fIccnth
century. purIomcd, with tie assistance ii hi,
servant, several pieces of meat fir III butchers
shop. Two OF his scholars. Of doubtful churac-
ter, were put in prison for the theft DArrzzo
in vain accused himself: it was thought H. otia
50 e rescue the young mrn When til" 40 81
by paying certain sum, y Arczzo brought a.
doubted proofs thai he had been the tnc On
being asked why he had committed an action
50 unlike himself, and of which no one uould
have suspected him" he replied " he d1 it 10
set in strong hight the advantage OF a we'll e.,
tablIshcd character
The ladies' garland. [volume] (Harpers-Ferry, Va. [W. Va.]) 1824-1828, 1826-01-28

hand for his intelligence, and set off as quickly as
she could 60 to the next post She soon found
General D***, and begun thus al want the 500
roubles which you have brought to me from St. Pc
tersburg, from my SOM
The General stared, and thought she was mad
"My good woman" said he, mildly, through
compassion for her supposed state Of mind, ..you
certainly are mistaken in the person. Know ne
theryou nor your son, SIN less have received HIN
money for any one here"
CAB, tut gentleman that must know las told
YOU have. He described You to ne to a Hair,
and expressly said, that was to be sure to make
you give me the money"
"some one has been imposing on you. 1t is
scanaalo'ts for any one to play such a l;cI'
g o nc, ne, no he did not look at all as if he
were capable Of deceivng any one. So give me
NE money without more ado
"Go away" said tile General, beginning to Dc
fired BY this attack; 81 have received no money
from any one, therefore you cannot have any from
mel"
g So, you deny It, then oh, fe should not
have expected it from person Of such high rank
as you.'
Just then the Emperor entered the room She,
Immediately that she him, pointed triumphant
y at him, and cried out
Now let Us see whether YOU will deny it any
longer This n the gentleman who told me that
you had the money!
The Generaswas about to relate tllis strange rem
conre to the Emperor, but tie latter made sgn
% him, and said
"Recollect again: did you not receive 500 rou-
Dies from heater of the stoves, to give over to
his mother ;"
Understanding the sign, the General, after
Short pause, passing his band over his forehead, as
i trying 70 recoilect, said
eyes, % remember now n wonder what had
3ocome IF nly recollection Y and turning to The
oId woman, he said, q was confused BY the jour
rey bit viii give you your money directly, and
you Shall count it before 60"
He thea opened casbet, and counted o.. before
her 500 roublcs
The old woman stood frightened and motioness,
staring on the prohered treasure, but not moving
to touch It.
""hy don't you take your money z said the
General
II would willingly, were onIy certain that my
son dd not steal ii"
''surely not, said the Emperor "why should
YOU think 50 How, or where in the world else
could he have got 50 much The Emperor has
lately gwen all his servants, from first to last gra-
tuity sod your sou, among the rest, has received
500 rGnbles for his good conduct"
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greatest expedition; and the grand Seisnor has orier
Tue immediate translation of all the French works rea
ing 10 the different branches OF military eryice
drawings have been published, representing the new
sooiefsIn every position required in the management
OF Their arms Four hundred men were expected from,
Egypt 10 assist in nstructing the troops as vet only
IVOUO men had been enrolled, none were admitted
INTO the army the age of 25 or so wears loO
o them The shores OF the Bosphorus 5000 ,ics
hhed Tor the interior guard Of The capital and the re-
mainder Tor the camp at Esli Sera 500 aie 10 be
selected Tor the guard OF the mrerial palace
Neither was the G rand Seignor less cautious with re-
gard TO hs treasury He had drawn upon il since
The destruction Of The Janissaries but was contnuay
aiding TO IT. There he l.s placed al! the spoils of
Chabtc, containing 60 shawls of the greatest value
ana IS|,3oO purses, more than millions of doiiarsA
p' iocpaiIy IN gold, silver and diamonds The money
ou'd IN tic barracks OF the Janssaries is estimated al
20 millions o! piastres besides which larre a,nount
was received from their other property saved AT the time
IL was IN contemplation 10 regulate the farms of tue
STATE oy hrman, III the different provinces from which!
a large income was expected To accrue.
sun IN the midst of all these preca uonarv measures
inc government were IN dread OF secret enemies and
were getting rid OF suspected persons in the old Turk
ish way beats rent off every evening with dead bodies
which were thrown into the currents and carried far
awag~beiore morning.
hs was the situation cf Affairs on the 3O; Of An
gust and on the 1t of Sept the great fire broke OUT OF
which we have already published an account, and
winch destroyed large part of the city. II was nalI-
rally enough suspected 10 haze been kindled by design;
and the effects likely Ia prove very disastrous TO the
stiiIons enough 10 think the tnen If prophecy
anu punishment from heaven for the atrocities lately
cotflritIcd while the great less and disresses must
occasion, Will probably render necessary for the
Grand Segnor 10 scatter all the which he has
athasaed Tor the support of his military power.
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ELRGLALI.

rules holden crik oice of the superior court Of
charccry or the Richmond dts'rc tie 9TH day Of August
1926:
James Lyons. ir. aud fcrnincham IT, his wife, who was
itruninehan H. Waths and John atkins, aud judith
II- wife. formerly judy - atkins, pits.
Hgajl-t
JOSEPH, :. Watkins isaac Curl, and Thomas g. Watkins,
cy".- Of Mayo G. atkins, decd the said Joseph S..
Watkins rx or Of Ectjauiu =. Watkins decd, and IN
lis own 1i-ut, LuCcu ", Watkus and Nevsou Watkins,
cl.rrn OF tie sajd Jcscih S. Watkins and devsecs Of
said Bcnj1rrin ?. Watkins, decd aHd Thomas r. W at
lins, dfs.
The defendant Isaac Cud a wing entered bis appear
and given security according o che act Of assembly
l She rules OF is and appearing by satisfactory
Evidence, that be is p.habdrt of this country IS
odefcd that c said defendant do APPEAR here the first
day Of the ADD the bill oi the plaintiffs;
end that copy THIS odcr be forthwith inserted iu some
newspaper published 100 tire city Of Richmond Tor two
months successfully and posted the on door Of tie
pitol' in Tive said city
Ct - vss.e. Js.... 7T IfERTNI. c. g..
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Pennsylvania University.
ggEwUTCAE DEP E!sIT.E,

FETHE LECTURES will commerce. as usual o., II o.
e first Monday of November and terminate IN La
i;Ist eek Oi the ensuing March.
.!.laio,ay G,,d S,trgery.6y DIR. DUDLEY,
Institutes IF Medicine end Cilitc! Prtcfite bur E7
C.9LDWELL,
Theory and Irocfice Of .iiedjcjne By DR. DRAKE.
The paper of the Bank of the Commonwealth of = ~
lucky, heretofore received par by the Professor;
having nearly gone out Of circulation, specie or IFS cqu
vaent viii te expected The price oieacr ticket VII;
be fifteen du!ais, With the exception of tl,at 10 ,l,
of Anatomy api Surgery which is fixed at twen-
Standardization, with adussioE 60 The Library and
Heading Room, which kept open ever, day. - III te
i've dollars, making the aggregate fees for instruction
one hundred dollars. Tire Library, containing ahout
AGD volumes, is constantly augmented by tie ,rofa-
ton OF new standard and periodical works ZEN Great
Britain and The continent Of Europe.
The difficulties experienced by the two last classy
from The disproportOrate size Of tie Anatomical Hall
have oeen obvatcd b. the erection of new one Of en-
Iargcd dimensions, and with conyenenccs and apnurta
not surpassed by any other in the United State
DANIEL DRAKE, NJ. d.
Dem IF Ike ,3edicaE FdCuif,
'Tra'sy'rania University, Sept. lG. 12;i:
u To he inserted in tie inner forms for six weeks
the Richmond Va. Wing, Lynchburg Virsinian Chnresia
CITY Gazette and Charleston Mercury AIilledrr, 1.
Recorder, Raleigh ~ &. Register Augusta Geo Consu
tonalst, Huntsville Ala Advocate Nashville Ten Ban
nrr knoxville Ten Register, Arkansas Gazette ST Louis
No Republican,, Louisville Advertiser, Frankfort Com
u"'ntator, Maysvile Eagle, and Kentucky C;azctic-
Payment will he made by the Editor the I!eposcr.
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from he Eelt,lchy G09ef!c 81 Ocl. q.
CONVICTION For RIURpER.

We learn from breckenridge county, that the court
o! enquiry ordered eleven of the miserable beings cons
cerned IN tie murder OF their masters, ti.c tro Mr.
Stones, Cobb Davi, and Gray, on the I7,!i of last
month, Oh The OHIO river, 70 appear before tie nx cir
cult court The session of the circ court is over and
we now learn that i've OF t!ae said eleven have kecn
fiu1d guilty and condemned 80 he hanged some ti.t.
IN next montH. IL appeared from testimony OF.
this trial That the pio was laid by few only, and tina;
others were drawn mo II nh serious reluctance, While
others defended ;heir masters with all hc in
:!oIr pow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
RORINSON,S FORMS.

Topics of tie second edition this work may now
~ o5taiuci "P"n april TO at the Office Of Hem
rico Superior Court. Ic wo contains SIP wards Of go
pages and is bound ia cali AUD it will he sold without
b"ns leavc az 50 yer cory The price Of those copies
iH which blauh leaves i;scs ted is SO 90 ceiis.
f0 Bcck-sc !ris 0uabit discount viii he madr
Ecs. Ii-lt. CON. ROBINSON.
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ri OTlCE.-The Trustees of Portsmouth Academy
DESTROYS OF employing Principal in their Institution,
to give instructions i'll the Greek and Latin Languages,
Mathematics, aud the higher branches of English Gram
mar and Geography. They would prefer fill the
ces in the Academy by the employment Of gentleman
and his LADY, who may be auxiiiary him in the English
department
Applications will be made on this subject To Arhur tn
merSnn, Esq. President of the Board of Trustees,
before the lth day OF December BY order Of
Boafd OF Trustees. 70. A. ARNlSTEAD, Sec'ry.
Portsmouth, Nov 314.
Requested IN be inserted in the Baltimore Americana
Philadelphia National Gazette, and Rchmond Whg once
week for four weeks and Office
of the Norfolk y Portsmouth, Herald.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

Columbia county o9olo. Rochester, GGreehe county,
80 Tor kocbester Dutebcss supposed 70 be near,
balanced. Rockland i7G for Rochester.
Queens conn'y, majority fer Clinton about SEQ. =
Kings county, majority fos Clinton 100.
II is stated that a letter has been received f,o,,
West Chester which give from to 500 majority 70
Clinton, and 800 to Mr.. Ward the Ciintonau can
didatc for Congress.
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TIRELArLq.

TIRC;LNysq:
NJ rules, holden IN the clerks Office or urcior curt Of
1926.
William RobeuSn,seu eF
against
orjs Pause, admir- ~ Samuel Paj:tc, dccd thc said Oils
Paine and john Paine, Hannah Paine Jane Paine Sro.
Pane, Thomas Morton Paine aud Margaret Paine nest
heirs OF said Samuel Paine, deed, and Robert Turubu,
oXor Of David Eoberuu, who oX'or of william, ~.
Cole, me-
Tie defendants John Par", Hannah Paine. Jane Fame
Ihomas Morton Paine, and Margaret Paine rot having
tered Their appear aucc aud given security according tie
ACT o. assembly and the rules ct this count, aud IL appcur.
by satisfactory evidence, that they inhn5itants OF
this courty ~ ordered l' The SAID do pvcs
mere tic first IJy of Inc AID answer the bill
OF the plaintiffs aud tha cory Of this order be- rrthN1
inserted IN newspaper published IN the city Rich.
mond nv months successfully, AID posted AZ tc far
door Of the capitol, in the said city.
o. A copy. Teste' Inn. ~. BENIJyG, C.. C..
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NV ORIEANs. Ocl. I

We have been informed that disturbances of her
delicate nature have taken place at three plantations on
tho coast above. Cap Harvey, with detachment OF
the United States Troops, provsicned foo nee days.
left e city last evening, and i'll doubt pa; matters
upon their former fGut,.g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14
DoAzasExc oGoURRnMcng.

The Louisville Public Advertiser the Canal
around the Fails al the Ohio towards the which
Congress appropriated hundred thousand dollars is a-
pdy under way one thousand men being employed in the
excavaiicn aud the season having been highly layoraAie
to their expectations,
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lIRGINT.4:

TIIGIFI.NI.f:
At rules helen in the clerks Office of superior court Of
ehance1y for the hichnond district ID day al octo-
Der, 1926:
Henry w. Quarrs, pir
against
Ann f. (eua'es, rr"ncis G. csles John c. Aiuscarcl!f
and susan +. MS VIE and ) a"h l. Quallrs, Mayo.
'u"ies' aud Sch" b. Qrarles, infants, DIS.
The defendants John e. Muscaieia & Susan f his wifi,
n" having enteIe" their appearance and given security
c"f"ng To the act OF asse y ard the rules court
and 1t appealing by satisfactory evidence STAT they are nat
i"ia otnis OF this counry it is oIdered ha said de-
PENDANTS do appear here Tic 60 day of the next term
and answer the bill of the plaintiff cory of this
order he forthwith inserted newspaper published H.
tie city OF Richmond, for months successvry ana
pfstrd at tie front door of the capitol in the said city.
81 y copy. Tesjr, I'm IT, JiEyITNIr r
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Rcsrox. My !

Wcarc authorised and requested to state that tic
biography, with the political writings aud correspon-
denoe OF Samuel adams, is III state of forwariness
aud advancing with as mnch lapidy It's nature and
Importance W Il! admit.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

The irench Navy cohtain. Ia ships OF The line 20
rIsaes and8 other vessels ofdierent descriptions
~ gentleman now in Boston, recently visited tho
roads under the Thames far they had progresses
when nc was there. They had been carried forward
no feet. There are two, for passing from and
tics other 10 London. Several passage ways are made
from road 10 road. Jbe river is 1890 feet wide at
this part
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

No positive information is given in the New York ma
pers OF Thursday concerning the result Of the election
Ii was supposed, oweve dat the Clinton interest lad
prevailed bt about thousand votes. .NGt. Ga-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

.NsIc I0j Elect;ona.-The general ton for Ne,g
York terminated on "Wednesday last. II appears by
t'c returns for lie City, that Coy Clinton received =
majority Of 1924 his opponent Dir. Rochester
For Congress-Mr. Verplano!l's majority is abont
eco, and MIR Johnson's about 500. The intelligence
from Dntchess county is, that Thomas j. Oakley la.
been elected TO Congress by about 800 majority owe,
MIR. Pendcton. the Republican candidate In West
Chester, for Congress, the present member Mr. Ward
is re elected by majority of coo o>}r Nir. Half the
Republican candidate; and Tor Richmond county, JOHN
j. Wool also &c elected by 10 majority.
In Richmond county, the majority for Rochester
Governor, IS 10; Orange $50, and Putnam GOO
The New York American states, That il was ,u-
incurred by passengers in the steam boat, thal
Columbia Kcnsselear, and Schenectady Counties
have given mso,itcs for Hr. Roclester.~-If ibis be
SO, and tic west have done was expected Mr. Ro.
cbcster's chance Of being governor Is very good
Dnichoss has given Mr.. Clinton $50 maiotity Albaug
1875 bcing 337 less sn il gave bin in 1921 in Seize
ueetady city and county, Eoohcsief's majority 3D.
Rensselaer, Troy, rs majority fer Cliuton Green
bush So ma,rjly lor Rochester; SchoiacE 81 IN Eo-
chester; Ians,nburg 81 or Gl.nton Bethlehem, lOi
majority for Clinton Waterford, Saratoga county, 55
majority Tor Rochester Gj majority for Goodrich 10
Congress.
The following arc TIC returns made from tic River
Towns
Orange County ewburg, iG5'naiorily for Rocles
ter. Goshen 1875 for Rochester waikiki 20 for Ro
chester. Pougbbcepsia, 30 majority for Rochester
This town it said gave large majority for Clinton il
1921. Hudson, u majority Tor Rochester. In 1924
600 for Clinton. CaCsin, 20 majority for Rochester
Kingston IGi majority for Clifton.
The following returns were received sabsequsut t
] tho above
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

Danel Webster, Esq. has been elected a,,o.; uuani.
"oosly Representative to Congress II ON Boston.
Edward Everett is reelected to Congress without
siHh-in Moth Essex, MIR. Varnum has succeeded by
great m"Joriiy in his reelection against MIR Cus, who
got himself into most nvibe preduare nj, respecting
some ph''' i" lis own favor fs, alleged 10 have
oee" "''to BY himself. aud then upon his denying aud
''spov"s 'he hand writing his W some near relative
under his instructions.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

J ram IRE NtiC- G'| .!GsIiCaH
TIE I""s"!sd Itsi;.il will I've seou Icy the anne. ed
note, that the T ki >U'at"n, whnse skill in chess
not to he do"5tss!, fairly the challenge ago
published ia This paper. This ote hears date he Sun
was only received by yesterday, Too late
insertion W t'i, Mr.. AlaezeL however, may venture
TO reniain IN the confidence that MS cer will be accepted.
To he Edi!sr Of Nc.N. I. ,iiicricosl.
Having while III Boston c.allauai il The ~
nercan, some time since, stating tiat The wrr would
play against inematon ''ir love noney. is
iarn him, that il nr viii stake ic viii make it
worth my hilc remain in New York, l will him
oany amount, not less an Ibous and
iouf thousand dollars Should not receive IN
three days, shall leave New York nr r!adclphia where
tie g'nt!'i"n may io"y me, and play FOR love, il he de-
clineS playing Tor money
~ T. li the above sam is sufficient, am authorized
to state that number of the chess players in Boston
viii increase any amount ON the part of Ire Au,o,a-
JOHN AIAEIZtI
New Yo,&, 5th November, 1895.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

Massachusetts paper sstes hat ga man " lo was
at work on The sceple of meeting house at Charles
towo, Mass few days since, fell upon the roof Of tie
buding distance of 46 feet, with such force jlat Il
broke three aites. and settled in the place where hc
fell So muci 10 prevent ms sliding from tie roof
What IS very rcnarkabIa bones were broken, and
IN few days he far recovered from his fall
10 be ia tie town attending 10 business
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

y dwelling house occupied By Mr.. Munroc, ue.r
CastlGt"n, l. was recently destroyed By Ere when
awiul to relate, the wife Of MIR. NJ. ard child perish
ed in the ilmfs'
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1@AEaAGMEsss, oExgcEl.
Dismal Swamp Canal LOTTERY

l9OtiII v
FGrRTU CLASS.
a. B. l.21,'t5 :; z. .1c!yF7'YRl5 .EIanaceys
: 1c Drawing tales place in Richmond the Gin De-,
HIGHEST PRIZES:
Prize OF $4,000 is 10000 DoLhAEe
pi~c Of 10000 is 10000 DoLIA
prize OF 6,coJ Is G,GOG DoI. .i.s
PRIZE OF 5000 is 5000 DON A,ss
prize of =.30J is 1000 Dol.IAss
prize of 29fo is o,0l0 DoLI4ns
L prizes Of 81 .c00-l3 prizes of $500, &c S..
Whole Ticket IS C0-lInir So 5O-Quarter 81 %
~ Tickets and Shares for SALE at the MANIC x p,
OFFICE, under the Eagle iiote
Orders from any part the country cnclos,,s ,i.,-,
Prize Tickets FOR whole tickrts shares in IN. n
lotteries will be promptly to as II on pesoia
application, if adi.essfd III
:. B. YATES s, \. H1TNTYEE.
sept - RicL7la>.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

Allied Martin, aged - years, to Catbarinc Bungar-
ner, aged 70, alter courlslip of hal! hour, through
lie nii,nn rraIc-i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

Frop ne Ner IorS Ddiiy 4drtrArr.
Tie T'8,Is-Sereral circumstances which appeat
in the late European papers, Indicate tbat Tive rover
of the present government ni Tufi,c, stands ur faH
and lettering ouGIaion, although t3e extraordinary
success of the late revolution supposed by many to
have entirely established it. Cde Of 0W Paris papers
contains Il letter from Constauinorlo of date ONLY
two days previous tie day which be late dcvasa-
ting Gre commenced. The writer represents the stale
cg public feeling very lar from quiet and tl'e meas
uTes pursued by the government such 20 betray
r:cion and fear, although great resolution.
The great object which they have in view, next to
lie preservation Of present security is 10 Forpetuae
their power. The new troops be trained spec
oily possible on the European system. The rules Of
eorcise for the French infantry have beeu translated
.je son cr tie D-arSmau IS ITO Pc-,e w.:ii the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

Gen Daniel l.. Bnrrnser. il appears, is elected Re
preventative IN Congress from North Carolina, over his
opponent Jafaes hlehune, By majority Of serea votes
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

TBTilE LECTURES will conlnc,:cc as usual OF, II 10
e first Monday of November, and terminate 10 la
fIst eek Uf the ensuing March.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-11-14

.lao@;er ajiuctjon.-A York u. O. paper. men
!ons that the editor has just been informed by Major
Fiiz Gerald, Of King township the !Iomc dissrSct,
that IN his absence from home, for lew day bis taugl.-
ter, Young lady under seventeen years of age was
married to biackamitla apprentice in The neighbours
hood, on Thursday, The 9Th rlt, by William ~.
er, Esq magistrate Of he same place without the
knowledge or consent OF her fat;Ie.!