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by Tue secretary OF War. Let the people iudge of
.ner servants IN whatever grade by their deeds rather
nan oy "ha' 'hcy say of themselves others say OF
theu' always remembering The quaint adase that IAN
empty barrel sounds loudestn
10y 'ne postmaster General. Public opinion, deIbe
rateiy formed and clearly expressed
| By the Vice President of the dav The Orator of
the Day--ay he live to give the next Juboe Orat;on
:, 10y Yen Jones' tOrator of the Day The day
Way always have Orators worthy Of the human race
| by Mr. Gcdshorough. Public opipion-It NAV he
couded for while by the sediment of marty fnei;n~
ter for the WORKING ~
by DIR. Watkins. James Monroe. "some men are
oorn Tor the public Nature, by fitting them for the
service OF the human broad scale has stamp.
duty.n " ~ ~
by General Mason. Tho cause Of Greece. sane.
uhcd by The devotion, and scaled by the blood of her
Peopie-hlay the sleeping justice OF the Christian
world at length awake, and the Devastating arrn
oil her remorseess oppressor.
BY Mr.. Frye, The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal 4
speedy execution OF this great boud of community of
interests between the East and the West.
by DR.. HUNT. National University The only
true school for the cultivation OF national feeling and
national liberality.
BY George Graham, Esq The county of Fairfax
Honored by the residence of Washington the father of
has country aud George Mason "a really reat man Of
the first order of greatness u
by Counsellor Sampson. The memory of Franklin
and tuiton-The one brought fire from Heaven, the
other yokcd il TO the ofconnerce The one TAUGHT
us to shun 1t destroyer the other 10 use it as friend
and beneactor
BY Mr. Senator Johnston. Those who moved the
oa:l OF the Revolutions James Otis aud Patrick Henry
By General Jesup The three pillars of the temple
OF reedom education, free press, and good mail es-
'aosh'nent--wne they sound the structure is sa fe
remove either, ii totters and fail.
By MIR. Rrsh. The triple alliance of the plough, the
loom ard the ship.
i'y General Mason. Dame Liberty grown stout and
thrifty in this happy land let the test OF half century
satsfy the world, that, wisely woocd she may be war
rantahy wed
At8 o'clock the party Embarked and after spending
an agreeable halt hour at the polite invaton Of its
hospfabIe owner, on Mason's Island the garden aud
groves OF which were beautifully illuminated, they re-,
tuFAed grahhcd and delighted TO ti4eir respective
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-07-18

AT ARLINGTON.

Alter 'he ceremonies closed AZ the Capitol at
Washington, party OF gentlemen having first paid
their respects TO the Chief Magistrate OF the nation,
repaired Ellington rounds the south side of the
tOmac and celebrated the day under the Tent of
ingtoD," Messrs. Thomas Monro and Thomas swarm
being the President and Vice President The follow
'aS were among the toasts which were given:
''The Constitution: work which has been found
good after nearly hall century OF experience and
prosperity, may well DO without !ncBdng.
'The President OF tiIe United States: Regardless of
poca storms lie steers tie great bark of State with
the skill Of an experienced pilot.
"Pubiic men. Impartial investigation Of their off
cial acts right and their due.
The Congress at Panama The design is great is
benevolent is bumauc.n
'.By the President Of the dsy. The Canopy under
which we dine the "Revouonary Pretoriuin dat shell
tered Washington fifty years ago the Heights Of
Dorchester"
On giving this oas' Mr. Gusts addressed the meeting
al csnsderab!c length.
lie concluded by proposing the following toast.
"Iy Mr. Gusts, Of Arlington. The cause Of civil
and religious liberty May the nations Of the old world
another half century shall eIapsc, be as indepen-
dent and free, prosperous, contentsd. and happy,
AS we.
When Mr. Gusts had sat down;
Mr.. Sampson rose, under the evident expression of
strong emotion al, after some pause, addressed the
L osident."
}y the Secretary Of the Treasury Tue proprietor of
the grounds Opon which lave celebrated this Jubi.
Ice, and thanks for the recePtonhc has given US.
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SUMMER GOODS.
HALL WELISoN

6&1SA-1 &G SJ&As9SN
Iis Recejred by Late .4,rjrn7s,
e. UrERIoR black Italian Lutestrinss
~ .ihlact Taffeta
Rich 6Sared and shaded Silks
Fancy Bcregc striped ditto
Satte%ts and Florence Silks assa,tcd
Black Mode, (part very supeiiur)
Black Sarccnets ard SenshawS
Black and coored Mandarin Grapes AMI RGtes
Black BouIba zine assorted
Black Italian Grapes and Shawls
SILK and cotton Hosiery
Cambria and furniture Dia,ities
London and French printed CambtIcs
Cambria and common Giughams
Plain CaTbricS and Jacones
Figured and plain Null aud BookinuSfins
Real India and Swiss ditto
India and Swiss muslin robes, (very clcgaf)
Ditto long ShavlS
Bercgc and gauge Hkfs. and Scarfs
Rich lace Wells, Hkfs and Pre@enes
English aud Brussels bread I.aces
Al tambored and plain Enbbinct Lace
Thread Cambrcs and las.
Ifsh Linens of heavy texture ana warranted f,.aT
d aud 6-l Sheetings ditto
81 81 and IG-4 bic Diaper and D-.nta,k
ByrGcye and Russia ditto
"srman IickienburgS and Oznaglfgs
LoH"onS +. Cloths and Cassmercs
Fancy silk aud AIarseilles Vestings
Silk striped and plain billings
Manu- chop and company Nankcrus
Black Circassians and Bombazetts
Thread and cC<ton Tickings
Thread and Gotten Checks, Plails ann Strfnes
Brown and bIeaohed ShirIints and Sheetii,es
Tortoise shell tuck and side Combs
Gloves, Umbrellas, aud Parasolls
With variety of o1r% Goods usinine an excellent a s
ortnen which will be sold at the lowest prices for CT III.
jane % AS-,f
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Smiths Cotton Planter s. Cultiyator.

EgNO5E interested in the culture Cotton are informed
& ,hat machine is Invented planting cultivaHs
tis crop, which promises he great mportagce II
and the apProoatioH all opportunity OF
with will find valuable acquisitions 1t is
cultivate per day. They simple in their
construction that any mechanic make them
AMI any farmer keep them in repair.
The following certificates 10 which many cspecta-
tie sigua might have been added viii doubt
sec;ly satisfactory.
Having witnessed the operation of DIr Smiths Patent
Cotton Planter and CUvator wc have hesitation in
saying that ii fully answers the purpose FOR which is de-
signed. 1t opens the frrow, drops any regular
distance required, covers it lightly and rolls opera
ton, and all much beuer than il could he done by hand
the UP, small plough attached,
which grass aud weeds frorA both sides
piaHt 1t operates fast horse usually
walks 1t is necessary however, that the land should
first listed, and free from Stuups other distractions.
Signed By
RICHARD FIELD, WIN NJ. ATKINSON,
NOBHRT Boiling, FBs. G.. YAEcEY,
WRIGHT RoBGNseN, L. STpKEs.
ALEX. CUSNIyGUAHG,
Petersburg, 2ed January, 1896.
t. Og1ers fol- them will be received by LEWIS WEIR,
& Co. Richmomd-JAs. 3. KENDALL 6 Co Petersburg
and SINCLAIR & MOORE, Baltimore-whcrc mn chimes
may any be Price Of the machine eighteen
collars.
Feb7 A-w13i
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PEG leave TO infofs their friends and the public, that
~ the" assortment IS rendered, by additional aniya
is"n New ofk and Philadelphia, very extensive aud COM
pcte, comprising almost every article Substantial
fancy DRY GOODS,
cf American, British French, German, China, ani Other
maHufac'u in heil line.
They have been purchased prices corresponding
'he times, and will be sold for cash or to punctua Gus
toners at 0cry small advances.
May Is 2t IF
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& 1oMMITTED to the jail Of Kjug & Queen county ON
~ the 9th day of april, 1876, Billy. Heszo man
save, who says be IS The property Of James Lang o tie
S;a;c Of Georgia. lie had when committed home
spun roundabout wiA vhite cotton owsefs apd an old
drab grea; coat. lie feet incAes high, light com
plexjoD, VISIBLE mark scar. The owner Is requested
forward, prove property and pay charres or else
he vii be dealt with as the law Directs
june 30 26t WIN. STONE. Janer
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LAW SCHOOL.
2t IF

ThVdERE are 10 Lecii9ss delivered in this institution
Z "eed,Gm but those with which the session commences
and with which ends or, in other words. whole
jertns, upon the practice of the Law, whiCh
ducieo IN the most correct upon authority There
nothing left unattended and tine student for him
self But he is often told to be Larger, i= rcGd
and rely the books TOO, himself and upon which
is examined every Saturday. aud every Saturday too, lac
exercises himself in court the records Of which
neatly kept any in this country, and every part
planned om the first process the conclusion of tire jud.
well species Of which follows
wards that the student has five days in the week read
without interruption. ii assistance like this be Of any
the student Of law, he may receive it at FEEDHAM,
there no species Of vice draw his attention
it, The ju,h part Of the bar the student Of law,
who such a;sancc, receive it there, for The
mainder Of the and upon much better F5
them, than for their friend,
CREED TAYLOR.
Pichrsor1 Is, I1.v. 1926.
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GOO


irthchduiS, July 6.--The fitch anniversary Of
American Independence celebrated in THIS place
'St uesday' In consequence Of the heavy raj which
tell IN the morning, the military did not jurn out til
- oc"c ana then iii such small numbers, As not to
make display. They, however marched to the Pres
btteTaD Church where after impressive PRAYER bv
the ReV. VIM :. Reid, the Declaration of lptiepend
ctce was read preiaced by few handsome and uerti-
nent remarks, 10y Alr. Maurice H. Garland. Mr.. Gar
land was followed by Mr. Jesse Is. HARRISON who de-
lYered very excellent Grafton. The audience then
dispersed to Their respective places of dining at lie
Franklin iiotel, where the Artillery Company, and
"uoer {! citizens dined,tLc following Toasts were
max:
l. The tthofJuly, 1916 The birth day ofthe free
doEn of man anl the independence OF nations
= lhe memory OF Neutrality-suspicious. ;,!.:L.c tIe
fame of the Republic.
3. The Constitution OF the United Statcs-Formed
after mature deheration, by the oun1esl patriots of The
!and-Hay the American people reverence it as tie
great safeguard OF tl.eir liberties.
!. Thomas JeifersOn-Like tic lutninary of lay his
reputation Increases in sPiendor, he vcfses nearer
to his seurg.
.. The TX President of the United States-A BRIGHT
example OF the excellence OF cur Institutions
t. Tie Commonwealth Of Virginia ard sister States
i-lndepcudcnt and equal.
T. The present Ad,ninistraton-Te The Tree be
judged by lis fruits: neither hastily condemned nor ore
matureiy apPlsuded.
g. The Fele'a and State Judic;aries Enlightened
and Independent.
g. The Army Neither the means nor the subject of
patronage-toO virtuoIs TO be dangerous; if not, too
small to be feared.
TO- The Nagy-Its career though brefIas been bril-
ant-t has borne the striped buutugn 10 triumph on
every sea.
| Ii. The Governor of Virginia.
II. The Patriots Of the Observation-Disclosures Of them
have descended to the Tomb but their deeds survive:
/ -1'a green spot InemOry's waste"
10. The Fair Sex.-ihe ple1slye of the present ald
the hope {! = future generation.
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900
BRUNSWICK CELEBRATION.


Agreeabiy TO previous arrangements, respectable
number Of qc Citizens of Brunswick assembled al .av-
rcncevi!te to celebrate the Jubilee American nde.
pcudenCc.
The Citizens hailei ibis Joyous event with their won't
ed feelings OF patriotic rdOT aud though the meeting
was more hniy attended, bv of the nc
~ the weather, yet the CopoUs fall OF rain during the
day gave new incentives of gratitude that wise pro-
yidenCe who, as 10 times gone by watches with tender
care over the interests Of this people The Dacgara-
ton OF Independence read by John l.. She'll Esq
wlm Treaced It with very handsome, impressive,
and appropriate comments. The cOfrpauv tie usual
hour sat down TO elegant and 5unpuOus dinner, pre-
pared by Capt WIN. Dunn, the proprietor of the Law
rcnCevllle Hotel. On the removal OF the cloth, Geo
G. DromgOoe, Esq called TO tue Cbsit assisted by
VIM u. e. Merritt, Vice President. The following
1osst5 drank with great CodaIdy and SOC al gee
lntcrSpeT'ed with several songs appropriate 70 tie
1st. the Day we ceiebrao-Thc most illustrious in
the annals OF the worid.-6 cheers.
I'd. The memory Of George Washingtou-His name
will be remembered whilst loves liberty or rev. erc
yirtue--Dr5uk standing.
Ord. The departed Heroes Of the revolution
Their honor comes pilgrim gray,
TO bless the turf that wraps their CLAW.
And freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell a weeping hermit ilere'
Drank standing.
4tb, The Constitution Of the United Siates-Fa,Iy
interpreted The lasting bond Of our uuou perverted by
forced construction, may become the instrument If
disunion consoiidatioD.-3 cheers.
5tb. The Constitution of Virgnia--The first written
form of government ever exhibited TO the world-enti
Ted TO our gratitude and vcueration long as it pre-
serves us free and bappy.--3 cheers.
9th. Thomas JeGeFson--Aiay tie evening" of bis DAYS
be tranquil.
And when he dies, he'll leave his lofty name,
light, Landmark the cliffs Of fame.
cheers.
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TO the Planters. Merchants, and Ship
pers, Of Tobacco in Yirginia.

FENHE Commercial intercourse Of the City of New York
j with the Nations of Giuseppe and the West Indies,
iogetsr with It's eEensve trade the line Canal,
and the Northern Lakes render it the
ttation i"r general depository OF leaf and
tobacco III the United States. With these considerations
before them, aud in order to render the Estabsh
w2rthy OF tire City OF New York, aud permanently prof
Table TO the planters AMI shippers OF the article Virginia.
nc subscribers have prepared extensive varesuse in
good situatan for the object o. receiving selling
ON commission OF leaf and manufactured Tobacco. From
%heir extensive correspondence, and intimate
the Vafious Qualities which will suit the different
which are Supplied from this port and re IN price which
FHg'nia tobacco Commands they hope
ders AID eonsgnmIents of all may wish to encourage
Il" establishment devoted this sole object they pro-
mise on iheIF part that nothing shall hewanig give
general satisfaction They will advance for freight and
effect insurance 10 ORDER aE give the earliest
az sales effected, that may be making
rcm'ttanceS or ia giving their Correspondents opporu
NIFTY TO draw on them in New York. Communications
'and consgnmenis addressed Samuel Storms Co No
81 water street, New York, will prompt
ton. SAMUEL STORMS
THOMAS HAND.
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ESROPOshIS, by Way & Gideon, Of Was, ns,on city.
q for Publishing by subscription,
Bryan's Address for the Boston Bard;
TIE TRIUMPH or TRUTH-A POW,

BY THE SAME AUTHOR.
'TERus.-Ihe volume will consist Of about 70 octave
pace printed in handsome style, paper If excellent
quality eud will be hotpfcsscd, and neatly bound in
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Tic proceeds Of the works ahcr de(rayinz the cost o.
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Gentlemen holding subscription papers will please re-
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communicate their names.
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June 80
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RICHMOND, VIRGINIA, TUESDAY, JUL
FOR LONDON.

I'm The superior ship COW PER, Cart URANy,
ytLSIE> noSv, at City Point in readiness to receive
SS1HTSS cargo, and will be dispa ched by the middle
49, of August.
Apply to
JOSEPH MARX 6, SON.
July II
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REFERENCES

REFERENCES-
Glass ~ Gerard,
Tho's I. Smith, Esq.
BAT Iu,Iia Merchant, | \. - 1
John j. Aston, ESQ. &c" A"' o''s'
Philip Hone & Co.
john G.. Vandel, Esq.
lewis Brown, Esq.
David Davey, ThlIa{rIDfia.
VIM. Duncan 6 Co.
Iune IG ~ 12t
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

~ The CoNsTIrurIoNAL WING is p.bLsfs1 i,rice
'cek Tuesdays and FidayS) at ics dollars per an7sun
payable I'm Advance.
~ Previous TO a aiscoatetarce Of the paper an ar
'erGscs must be pad up. int hysc oho lssy ,ci 10
Gtseo"ttt9e ntN 'eoti The Editors to ai effect al least
.h'rty days dore HE period erpires for tcch Mcg SUD-
for aa'eTftSt"g-75 cents squire (oriess) for The
'"N ,HSeFttoa, end 50 cents for each c0tiauu,cc-THe
'e"oer V insertions fst be 1Otea he MS oUrcr,cte
ttcy 1ctI! be Continued GRdchGrged accordingly.
- 4iocrscments from The country to be paid for IN
aaVHce or assumed by responsible indipdual MS
FTGre .Bat,cieStcr.
W ~ letters 10 the Editors mast DC postpaid, hry
trllreceice attention.
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,.-,,,, 80 III OF , INtF IsFI1, ottl ID, IUS6.
FkVliE President and Directors have This I,v declared
= dividend of pr. the capital stock of the Ba nix
fer the last half year, payable on tie 18th inst,
ihe Usual deduction OF dollar and a onorer per
snare or tie bonus TO the State will he
eis ni the old stock only Tie payment bonus on
e"n the old and stock will have been COMPLETED
and make them OF equal value
4t w. cambridge, Cash[.
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Farmers Bank of virginia.

NHE President and Directors have dcca red dividend
OF ,w" aud half per the capital stock, for
tue ast SIX months, which will be paid the ockhodcrs
on the 18th inst. VIM NEKFRVJS CasI,r
}h July, 1895. <;
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Brooke Turnpike COMPANY

VIE Directors of the Brooke Turnpike Company have
- declared dividend of per cent. for the las, six
months which will be paid stockholders on aupca
non at the compiling room "a Joseph Marx, ESQ
July ct JOHN II. EUSTACE Ssc'rv
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ne = !ouee was celebrated in New London in new
aud striking occurrences which is tlus apnounrea in
lie Connecticut Mirror
Orc"rrc"ces Of he 1rrr''.-It so happened that we
spent The last week, and Of course the last 1th of u7
an New LONDON II is said That 10 every good picture
mere should be three lights, and in view this prn-
clp" OF tbe Pyra ~ was enblazcned CIorousIy. Tie
Declaration OF independence read with t1npLqsis
OLD HuNDFTD was sung by every bodv in the Me-
ing Uouse-and il held on that occasion rcs.i. =. g.,
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ST ECTEp.

hy aines i'afbour Secretary of War. 'Irn2ly bar
rels sound Ioudest."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-07-25
pubiic Sale Of pe,sonni Esfoi

WILL he offered Tor .aie on Wcncda1 0k dry IF
w August nert, the different plantations he late E
nund Harrison, very valuable stock Of horses, oxen, steers,
cows, sheep aud hogs plantation utensils, feyery decrpoi
household and kitchen furniture; carriage aud b0rscs XIX aud
boise; esfrysll with many other articles.
The sale will commence al the plantation called ht Upper
Quarter" aud continue from day day until the whole Of tue
above property suid Bonds, with app owed security able
al the expiration II SIX months with interest from The day q
sale viii be required Of the purehssers bot where puucUa
payment made, the interest will be deducted.
an peyn having claims against The deecdent request
ed bring them forward properly suheutcsed and those
indebted earnestly requested 10 forward ans DDS
charge same close then by bond; the
ton of the Est4c will admit Of farther gence snj the
Jude signed g Determined close his e1ecuforshy
practicable. NATHANIEL HARRISON,
Esccsssy # EiFs1s5 Hevison, decJ,
ygf, g G5-.l3
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the uni.e7i colnnes, free snd independent states
When II was received, her Delegates appointed the
eloquent MIR. Richard Henry Lee to move reso-
luton conformably TO it, he did move il on tn
9TH June, and Mr.. Adams seconded it. 1t was are
sued TIL the llth, when committee of members
were chosen to draught Declaration OF Indepen-
ience. Mr.. Lee was called home. having on the
evening OF the 10th '' received by express from
Virginia. the distressing intelligence that his wife
was dangerously ill.," Hence he was not placed
on the com nttee; which consisted of Messrs
Jefferson, j. Adams, Franklin Sherman, and r.
L. Livingston From the LIST to the 4,h July,
the Declaration was argued in Committee OF the
whole IN Cong ess -altered-and on the 18th agreed
to- These appear to be the facts.
Weare not surprised, however, tina, errors should
creep into such hurried compositions. A sketch
OF MIR Jefferson, which we prepared in few
minutes, has also gone the round of the papers,
but the name of Z" Liston is enormously subsitu-
ted for that of " Hammond" a. the British Minis
ter, over whom MIR. Jefferson obtained so signal a
vctory-and 1852 is inadvertently put down as
the date OF our State Constitution, instead of 1916