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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
WILLIAM NEALE g. co
ME-. & MRS. IIAMELToN's
Female Seminary & Boarding School.

iNCIlhoNljs VIRGINIA..
WIS Seminary has been the
Il year. The generous support which il has received
since its comncncemcnt has greatly exceeded the most
guinc expectations Of its principals.
Mr. BERNARD, Ca native Of France, engaged Tn
The Preach and Spanish languages together with Arhue
This gentleman qualifications md
evey assurance To The principals that these will be
taught On the most approved method. The price generally
charged Tor tuition has operated prejudcialy study
OF these languages, but that otcc will
(ste teTs ii has also been customary give only two or
three lessons week. but these will now form,
part of the regular studies tine Seminary they will bc
attended 10 daily.
In the Boarding Depar of the cminarv Mr. & Mrs
H. pledge themselves that nothing VIII he promote
the comfort aud Improvement those Young lad.s who
may be placed under their The board
Ing with the teachers be obvious ALL as in addition
TO the regular tuition School, they III, We the e
of private instructions.
The Principals deem it their mpcI dutv 10 M spe
cial regard The and manners of the Young ladies
committed 10 their c.'Ie.
The Term will first Monday in Oc-
tohe, and continue until the last Wednesday in which
will constitute the scholastic year.
An Apparatus sufficiently extensive will be proyided b
the opening of the Seminary eucida their
III Natural Philosophy, Chemistry and Astronomy.
Terms Of Tuition. per scholastic year of ten pontAs-Eu-
giSh siudies $50 and $40: French, Spanish, Latin aud
Greek Languages, each S21; Italian Language $40; Nu
500; Drawing, Painting, conrs. SO: Vel
and Satin Painting aud WaxWork, TO- Entrance 81
Fuel 81.
Tuition payable half ISL, December; the other hal
the 18th OF May.
Board per half Of five months eihty do!ars pava
ole in advance, exclusive OF washing:
Every boarder will furnish herself with pair Of sheets
two pillow aud towels.
a. Young I.rdes attending other Schools for the En-
of the Languages or Ornamental Branches.
| St-wis
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
Mns. GARMENTS SCHOOL.

wv ILL adjourn, as usual, the last day nf this month
l" meet again on the 1st of October. A repetition
oil her terms has become necessary from certain
~ misrepresentation which, although wilfuy made
iehaps' sun require correction The whole necessary ex-
rSe Tor ooar tuition, aud lodging, during the scholastic
year OF ten months is only $40 when Mrs q; sunnss
ped and beddng but 10 less, scholars furnish them,
selves. This sum- always payable yearly in advance
yS or met' lodging washing, fire. Candles and iusuc-
non II, all the different branches of Educaoo ta.t nv
neseif and her Assistants These English Lam
Suaec, writing, Arithmetic Geography, and the use of
The Giobes-Also, BellesLetters aud Composition: The
Elements Of Chemistry, of Natural Neral Plosopv
the Iatin French and Italian Languages with General
history. NO difference will he made charge for CHI
ING all or only of these the same time aud attention
are devoted To the Pupils every class; will any de-
auction be made fof scholars taken home before end of
the session. Board for the iuonts var on to those
who choose to remains is twenty five dollars each
REGULAR circumstances may induce Mrs Carnett to re-
ceve PuS AT any who will be to nav only
from the day of entrance; that
an VINO are In be placed under her care should come nv
me Isl OF October, easily mag the
a"tases tn the scholar who has classes,
winch have already made progress in their prescribed
course of study; to saw no,I,r If ~ g;
q'ently encountered by the Teachers.
The cost oS all the requisite Books nd Sta ti,pcrv b;,h
may Always De mad ot Garhe, at much less re-
.a prices, Will not exceed average of fifteen dol
aS year; which will make the whole a 10 her
for every thing comprehenled terms board odrinr
tuition, books and stationery than $500 or sos
Tor months. Music, Drawing, nd Painting will
constitute separate charges payable of every
Session the respective Teachers through the hands of hc
husband James NJ Garnett, and these charges will GER
taiply exceed those generally made in o,,r ln
Schools.
The expenditure FOR apparel and pocket money common
TO all schools, must depend, in rat sure ON the ma
rents and guardians of her pupils although i, is hi.ly
desirable that both disbursements should on noderi.
scale, and as nearly par among the scholars posi-
bile.
Several vacancies viii occur by the lSt of October and
Mrs. o. will thank those who wish I'LL item TO al, v
directly To her husband, herself instead OF Ing ami
cation through others which might occasion needless elav
an" ',Sapp"'''ment. All letters thus addressed
and directed TO oreo, Essex county Igiuia be i'm
medatcly answered, aud the tie applicants en-
tered according to the dates when their may be re-
cevcd.
E'm-Wood, Essex county, Va. July &C. 1926.
au" Is 90,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
One Hundred Dollars Reward.

AN AWAY from the subscriber, Tuesday the 18th
H ult. Negro Man named JOHN BUTT, 90 or 81
years of well made fellow near feet hinh toIe,a-
bly, dark sompexon; hangs his head saws little, and a-
pearssy and difcnt when but in fns siv
know of was domestic shit, ;rowsers new
wool hat, and old pale blue NIarseies is,coat, the
back the same as the front. purchased him weeks
no of one Cary, tradcf, who bn,rsh hin, Portsmouth,
UNI o! JAIL wiicse he had been pm, Tor by his former
master He raised. aui has lived until lately with
Mr. bift Deep Geek. Noriuk county. His mother lives
somewhere in che ncshbnrlo0d of MIR. Butt and | am
uhief The impression nc may go back there: her
Gracy Jefe1
III nave asccrtaincd that lie left Richmond in COM
pany with three white salurs, who had left Colombian
vessel AT Norfolk aud their way Baltimore
tie was afterwards yelling another
white man dressed IN black with light hat, who rcprc
semed the his his ahers property. They
were seen travelling =. morally from half nrilc
ahead al the sailors though sometimes they al;ese
posed him a runaway, about six miles this side the
Rowling Green. he took To the woods and white man
owned he was runaway. Since which | have heard
nothing OF the white the negro. think probable
'he has gone Baltimore. if lie has stopped in
Int District of Colombia or this side of il.
!f apprchcnded in tsichnoi,. the nrYhorhoo, will
g',c reward of so; il between 10 90 miles distant,
T20 il over 20 miles, $685. ans of Virginia, 500.
THOMAS IL. ABNEY.
Eichmond Aug g
Z the Baltimore american and Norfolk Herald will
publish tho above law II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
James River Land for Sale.

HEIEBY offer for Sale, at private Tract
Il of Land, lying on James River, mile above War
Ministers in the County Nelson. IL contains nine hun
drcd and forty and has large Brick Dwelling
House, with all Offices thereto which
Brick; and excellent Barn, and all a
Houses This Land well suited the production corn
wheat, aud tobacco aud is neghborfood which
evcd to be inferior in Virginia. further descrp
ton is deemed unnecessary, it is presumed that
purchase without viewing the Lands. a crop wheat
will be in good time, and in good ORDER posses
sion he had early III December if desired,
liberty bring reserved 10 finish the growing crops The ,mr-
chaser may he accommodated with horses stocks tools
forage, Nc. fair price. have fully auhoris
my Brother, Mr. Joseph e.. Cabe for the sale
Of this laudso that applications &C.. Ill he
made To him only. Letters addressed him
will be attended 10. As the is advancing when
arrangements which would be .sSary for another wear
ought be made, i, is presumed that those may wish
to purchase will the propisy of early applications
GEO. CABEEI.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
Hanover Land for Sale.

WILL. sell upon acOmn,S dating small Tract of
Il Land lying ON Pon,onkcy River ad joining Hanover
l"w the lands of r. Page, VIM. H. Hnnne Judge
oo"h and others, containing about 200
which is first rate Pnmokey low grounds, hig
eq"f to any "nt'e River further description is deemed
unnecessary as those disposed to purchase, will view
inc premises The land will be shrwn those disposed
purchase by Mr. J. q. Wade, who has il cuva ton
For terms apply to Mcssrs Lakeland, Henshaw 81 Co.
Richmond, ar to the subscriber, Charlottesville, Va.
Aug II 57-tf ID s. MOSEA.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
LAW SCHOOL.

yg<iI FIR 'rciues delivered in this Institution at
Needtan but those with which the session
and with which ends nr, i'll other words the whole
~ i<eetT the practice of the Law, which
Quoted IN the most correct authority. There
J. nothing left unattended to; and the student for him
self. But, he is often told, be LdWyer he
Tid rely the books too for himself; and upon which
= examined Saturday; and every Saturday too
exercises himself in tue records of which
neatly kept any in this country, and every part
planed from the first the conclusion Of the
ncnr. well every species of which follows
wards that the student has five days in the
vhout interruptions !! assistance fikc this be of
90 the student q" law, he may receive il at NEEDHANI.
where there rs species of vice draw his from
IL. The jTeHe part Of thc bar, the sodct law,
mo want such assistance, receive it there, for the
nander of tie session, and upon much better terms,
tneni, than for their friend,
CREED TAYLOR.
Richmond, 1st July, 1926.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
SUMMER GOODS.
HALL NELSON

Has Receired by Late .4rrira7s,
AtUrERIon black Italian Lutcsrrings
- 5-1black Tai1sta
Rich figured and shaded Silks
Fancy BerPge striped ditto
Saftci,s aud Florence Silks assorted
Black Mode, (part very SUPERIOR
Each Safcepets and Senshaws
Black and colored Mandarin Grapes and Robes
Black Bombazine assorted
Black Italian Grapes and SbayIs
Silk and cotton Hosiery
Cambria and furniture Uimiiirs
London and French printed CambfIcs
Cambria and common Gneiams
Plain Cap,brics ami Jaconets
Figured and plain Null and Booknnislins
Real India and Swiss ditto
India and Swiss Muslin robes, (very elceanO
Ditto long Shaws
EeTegc and gauze HRS. and Scarfs
Rich lace Wells, Hkfs. and Pels7enrs
English and Brussels thread Iaces
A tambored and plain Bobbinct Lace
Thread Cambrics and HIS
Irish Linens Of heavy texture and warranted bleach
Sd aud 81 Shectugs ditto
ii 9i and 10 Z table Diaper aud Danask
Byrdeye and Russia ditto
German Ticklenburgs and Oznabures
I.ondonS +. Cloths and Cassmeres
Fancy silk and MarseilIes Vcsngs
SILK striped and plain Drillings
Manu- chop aud company Nankreps
Black Circassiaps and BOrnbazctts
Thread and cotton fickiurs
Thread aud Gotten Checks, PlaiIs sna Stripes
Brown ard blcached Shirtiugs and Sheetiurs
Tortoise she'll tuck and side Combs
Gloves Umbrellas, and Paraso.s
With variety Of other Goods, forming an excellent as
tnenf, which VIII be sold the .orst prices for cash
ire p 43--tE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

e foMM1rrEp to the jail OF Hing n Queen county, ON
~ tho 9th day OF April, 1926, Billy, negro man
savr, who says he is the property of james Lang of the
siafe Of Georgia. He had on when committed home
.,uu roundabout with white and nld
"rab lie is feet inches high, light COM
y'rSicn visible mark The requested
forward prove property and pay charges, else
i;r will he dealt with lie law directs.
June 80 OCT WIN. STONE JaIc,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

VI The CoNsTrTUTIoNAL WING is published Ieiee a
Tecs, lIuesdays ant Ffys) at e dollars per aa,.un,
paya6ic tn adrancc.
~ P'ec1o"sfoa discomiinua',ce Of HE paper OH ar
Icd'aSes must he paid up. .lt those ,cIo nay irish 10
disco"fhue "'H notify The Editors 10 Mai effect al east
scriJed.
u for aarerisinSI5 cents square (0rless) for HE
h'sf INSERTION and so cents for eac CONFERENCE.-The
number IF insertions must be mated he MS. othcr,cisc
thty ,cW he continued dndchargcd dccordingiy.
" ~ letters 10 he Editors n"sfde postpaid, they
trHi receire attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
BY Order of the Executive.
(VA) REPORTS,
a CIR NtrD->.

bANDOIPHS (NA.) REPORTS,
"a GILMER'S (VA.) REPORTS,
HENING'S STATUTES AT LARGE: heinz n cnllcc-
tnno III the Laws of Virginia the FIRST session of
the fesi:laure, in the year 1919, in Is volumes
The Laws of country necessarily connected with
every thing belonging the people il; 81 that tho
rough know ledge of thcm and OF their progress
of thing that TO he known about
icm and one of the greatest mpcrfcctons ofhsorams
general Is owing To their Ignorance of Law"
II. The above works viii be sold at reduced ,rces:.
consequently great bargains may be had if early APP
p!icaiinn be made To J. II. & Il. NASH.
march 10 3-w,f
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
Fleming & Edwin James & Co.
MARKET BRIDGE,


IN AVE received (ncsty by the schoomers Effort and
& d Chesa prakc. just arrived FROM New York;
lowing DRY GOODS:
. cases low priced fancy prints
do I'D furniture dnity
do long and short yellow nank>cns
do cotton banianna bdkfs.
do Puiiicat and Madras do
do 9 8 and 81 cambrics and ac6nri's
| DO Leghorn Bolivar hats
bales heavy Scotch ozuaburgs
do 81 brown shiriin.s
10 s, Dover brown shec1gS, No
do ST "Thames' TO do
do 81 apron clerks
do A apron and furniture DO
DO top sail Russia duck fpr prtidT'r,
Plain white Gro-de-Nap green hofencts black fgfed
Silks floss thread Ga black Meriro bombazine. 81 brown
cambria, aud Cd buff jaconss, for cavats, &C.
plaid ad rich figured silk handkercic satin stripe love
fbbons Nos To- II and 10, belt and ribbons womrn
English black silk gloves &C. &c.-which added to the
previously hand, renders their very
good; all of which will he solJ at c lowest market prices
their usual terms
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
Baltimore Whiskcy, etc.

Inst rceeircd, per D0HJg,
40 BbIs. superior Baltimore Whiskry
10 do. Bounce and Cordial
10 boxes Goldfish
IN STORE,
100 reams Wrapping Paper
10 bbls. Country Gin
S do. ". T.. Rum
No. and Mackersl, in bbls & iud5
Kegs Salmon, boxes Cheese, SC. sc.
ron SALE ny ALEX. CUSuNIAN,
Aug IL Market Bridge
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
To the Public.
n HAVE Gain rented the 1YTdIOIH TYOrEr and

HAVE again rented the UNION II OTET, and
arrangements have been made with the Proprictors Of
the property give thorough repair convenient
ceS o the establishments, its healthy conti,urv to
business ind the good character has are
well known, AMI need shall at all times
evne my hs services To tine tion of the public
anti solicit "a continuance OF their favours.
THOMAS BOHANNAN, Agent
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
IR(;L.NLI:

At rules, hoI len i'll the clerks the suprrur court
of chanceTy for the Richmond district the iii, day Of
August. 1926:
William Manu. in his right, md James
Mann, Decd PH.
against
Thomas Cawihurn benjamin Mann in his right, and
executor of the said James Mann, dec d, John d
Brown Fleming Brown, William Truehcart, late sheriff
of Hanover County, to whom the of John Mann,
decd. hath been committed for admuis alton Martha
NarrngtOm who was Martha Mann, Austin Pa rkcr, aud
Fanny his wife. Elizabeth Wade, who was Elizabeth
Mann, Reuben Burton, executor OF Thomas Wade.
NIatu, and Elizabeth Mann, aud Adcliue Mann. chill
drcn of Thomas Mann. deed, George Gilman William
Gilman, and Nlilley Gilman, Thompson Mann.
NIariin and Elizabeth his wife, Moore, and ,Tu-
di'h his wife, " iam Mann, George Mann, and Sarah
Mann, Pilke Street and Temple Elliott, DHs.
The defendants, Thomas Cawthorn, Austin Parker and
Fanny his wife, James Mann George, Micy aud William
Gilman, Thompson Mann, Martini aud Elizabeth
his wife, Moore and Judith his wife, and ELAN,
George and Sarah Manu. not having entered their appea
and given security according to the OF assembly
and tho rules this and appearing Ivy sasfsco-
" evidence they inhabitants Of this counry
is ordered the said defendants do appear the
day the aud the bill the plain
tin; aud copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
newspaper published in the city ~ Ric,r,ud, fr two
months successfully, and posted at the front door Of The
pito III tho said CITY.
50 COPY. Tcsre I'm. ". IE.NLV-G. or.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
JR(iLNLI:

JIIifIINI.T:
rules holden IN the clerks of the supcor court ri
chaucc,y fcr the Richmond district the 7l day Of Au-
gust, 1896:
James Lyle. admir- de bonis with the will annexed Of
James lyle, scnf, decd who was surviving partner
Lyle Banks, pH.
against
Thomas Penn, Lewis Davis, James S. Penn, William NJ.
Waller, John Campbell, and others, dHs.
The defendants Thomas Penn aud Lewis Davis,
ug entered appearance aud gwen security according
70 the act Of assembly the rules this court and it APP
nv satisfactory evidence that they are
tants Of this country ordered, That
do appcar here on the day o the and
the amended bill of the plaintiff; and that copy Of this
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published iu
the CITY Of RjchmonH for months excessively, and
posted a, the front door Of capitol in the said city
SO \ copy Tc.c. IN ". UE-NI.NG :. :,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25

The consequences may be TO the Interest of any IF tho
candidates They are all equally detestabe to me.
An Elector; As you detestable to them
Mr.. G; That's all have got to say TO YOU a, pre
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-08-25
FRESH DRY GOODS.

aug IL
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-02
TcRErGW 7NTELI,TGENCE.
LUDOVICUS.

RUSSIA. The coronation Of the enDe-
ror Nicholas took place at Moscow, on the
Sd of September. A letter dated the 5th,
gives the following account OF the ceremo-
ny.
Leaving these commercial matters, let
me tell you something about the coronation
of the emperor Nicholas, which was per-
formed here with all the pomp and ccrcno-
ny which custom has established, on Sunday
last the Sd instant, but the 22d of August OF
their stvle. 1t took place, according to
usage, within the kremlin. where, unfortu-
nately, the place is too limited to admit OF
an adequate display, so that in the proces.
sion all the persons were huddled together,
and the effect was trining and displeasing-
1t was far inferior in splendouc to the pro-
cession from Westminster Hall, for there
was want here of variety and magntcencc
in the dresses of the men, the only brilliant
part being in the military uniform of the
Generals and the Emperor's Aids de Camp,
whose rich embroidered coats, gllttering
with gold and silver, contrasted oddly with
the habit 6ourgeois, the plain blue or dingy
gray Of the Mayors of towns, and chiefs of
the different trades, "unwashed artihcers,"
who, with long boards, took their place IN the
procession, to which, by Old custom. they
were entitled. But. assnredly, by much the
most striking part or the "hoie alair, was
the presence Of the Grand Duke Constan-
tine, the elder brother, who has refused the
birth-right, and acted here as an attendant,
bcstowing instead of receiving homage. One
could not help asking whether it was philo
sophy or follythat occasioned this relinquish-
ment Of empire. He walked on the right
hand of the Emperor; the other brother, the
Grand Duke Michael, being on his left; both
of them being few feet in advance of the
canopy, a very gorgeous affair, which was
borne over the Emperor's head by his Cham
berlairs. The crown was entirely comPos-
ed Of diamonds.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-02
YOUNG LADIES'
BOARDING SCHOOL,,
No. l1o, Marhet Street, Hiinungtor

At this Seminary, which is now open for the
reception of pupils, all the useful, and most OF
the ornamental branches of education are taught
with unremi.ted diligence; and every attention
paid to the health, manners, and morals of the
young ladies'.
The terms of board and tuition, per quarter
$50, paid in advance.-EXtra charges for music,
and other ornamental branches.
w. SHERER.
References E. w. Gilbert, Hon. " illard
Hall, Hon. Louis MLane, Wilmington.-Rev
Dr. Wilson, Rev. DR.. Janeway, Mr.. William
Janver, merchant, James Thompson, Esq Pro
fessor Of Languages, University of Pa. Phila.
Wilmington, Nov. Cd, 1926. c.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-02
Prices of Country Produce.
UIL 1fIyGTDN NOR. 26, 1896.
MILL SEAT.

WILL. be sold at Public Sale, on 9TH day, the
9th of 18th mo- at O'Clock p Nj. about 80 a
crcs of land, in the township of New London,
Chester county, bounded by lands of Davis VIII.
ting Joseph Pierce, and others: near 80 acres OF
which is excellent timber land The property is
situated on the west branch of Whitcclay Creek,
with about IA feet fall i'll short distance, race
and dam may be made with triaing expense. 1t
is convenient to places of worship-about IS
miles from Wilmington, and ten from the head OF
Elk. Any person inclining to view the proper
ty may be shewn it by calling ON VIM. Smith,
joining said premises.
JESSE MERCER, agent.
II mo. 2, 1926. Cts.
The Wilmingtonian, and Delaware advertiser., 1826-11-02

,ecent enacSmeAt OF our own Legislature
may suggest the inquiry, whether we, alter
the lapse OF more than three Thousand years,
and with the advantages conferred by the
promulgation of the gospel, have yet attain
ed to an equal degree Of humanity with
what that Divine Legislator inculcated OIL
nerverse and obdurate generation. "Ihou
shalt not deliver unto his master the servant
which is escaped from his master unto thee;
he shall dwell with thee, even among you in
that place which he shall choose, in one of
thy gates where it liketh him best: Thou
shalt not oppress him." DEur. xxi, IS, 16.
without attempting to estimate the precise
influence of political motives or reasons OF
state, we may safely conclude, that had the
promulgator of this provision been member
of the legislature of Delaware during the
winter of 1926, he would hardly have CON
sidered the negative obHgalion OF the Fede-
raj constitution sufficient authority to just
ify his vote in support OF the law then e.
nacted, at the instance of a delegation from
a sister republic "to facilitate the recovery
of fugitive slaves
The laws of Minos, the legislator of Crete,
expressly prohibited cruelty and injustice
10 slaves, and nculcated humanity and kind
ness OH their masters. Once in the year,
viz, at the feast Of Mercury, the masters
were required to exchange situations with
their slaves, and perform the same services
for them which they were accustomed, dur
ing the rest Of the year, to receive.
The Egyptian slave, though one OF the
greatest tlrudges in existence, if he had
time to reach the temple OF Hercules, found
there a certain asylum from the persecution
of his master; and he received additional
comfort from the reflection that his lite
whether he could reach it or NOT, could not
be taken with impunity. ----.
JJTD0EfCI1S