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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

Iyigr0m on r DuuGy.
b'rdicS 70 make a greater show,
Wear coats stuck out with pads Al nd purTr-:
Ani this Is surely appropos,
= '! FrH's goose without ihc S!vG;y-.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11
P0sT-OFFGcE DEPARTMENT,
Yff1Jp ~ TOOT
ar. Wtfson fahoades oNcr,cisc called ITILg0n II
Rhon1lcs.

l1SUn
Rhondes.
III, as you 30 not reside within the commonwealth, OF
- 'hsn'a and have known agent attorney therein
S method to give you notice that by virtue Of
commission iron the superior of chancey directed
ny "a" 20 DC hooen at ihe capitol in the city Richmond
an" commonwealth of Virginia. shall proceed, on the
twenty second day of August next, Wilkesborouoh
ioci' Kept by Mr. George v. Massey, in the town OF
WiNesnoros III the county Of Wilkes, within the State of
NORM CaIo'a' between the hours of o'clock A. NJ
ana SIX O'CLOCK T. NJ. and continue from day n dav he
tween me same hours OF the following days. until The bu
ness ShaI ne hhshed, to take the dispositions Of Isfam
ioOpad' hofot stokes, Joshua Laws, Joseph f. Pattcr
son, Horace L. Satterwhie David Iays VyiI;,r T 49,.
ana Diners 20 be read as evidence suit now depending
m me sa superior court Of chaucery directed by law 10
w ,' at me capitol in tho city of Richmond and
ana y'u' James H. Henderson, Francis w. Scott Elisha
dckson' hooc Scott, jun. and Francis Page, arc deeu,
Gants am, yours, &c.
RiERIEL II. G. CoLLEY an infant,
Under The age Of tUcn'y-one years, by her
mother and next friend Anne Coliey.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

1he i"..owlnS reflections seeing Il Alumay are ;,si
natural aud we'll expressed They are f.om the Penn.
Village Record
They have been into the chambers Of the icad. ,h
have dsnierred uabitan, of the grave She is ,ro
Ia ''Ghi; lovely woman OF Egypt; is brought, IN IN
aI'er requesting three thousand years akness bu, no,
20 LIZ O. " Is surcctom before the apronted time; her
sleep Is not out her smbers are not over the haul r
"eah yet heavy upon her Still feel il To- be
company; She seems TO speak though dumb. What .1.
al those ei;"'ts to preserve from decay this mortal
hoSc bands oil linen, those gums AMI Spices hose con,
"a''hhg preparations, so arnly devised? They lei, ms
e osea "i ann"i!aiinn; they speok strong feelings
vi the sGu The powerful desire for immortali,v ,,d
strengthen the belief 0f future m hy show inc how
the God OF nature has implanted the in ir br,os,
What more do we learn, i2ead>! a necklacc,-Aye :,
was female; these were her ornaments. Then the f,
male character is not changed Woman was vain ,hr.
thousand years ago She had nmery, triukc;s bead, =
iNat Is illiberal. Sine desired ul.aSe SIN. v,,s ,,.
y, and hex friends delighted her charms beioy,.
ed by ornaments. Tx desire q render one's self 49,,
Hic is II not praise worthy? la! hal Is i, lsuch,,
the sound oil the trumpet Harr. behold Both tn. sound
o the trumpet and the shoots az joy the g,v aurh,ha
trainp!ng OF secasthe rollin. Of wbeeIspive t,le,
that itom hes hundred gates TheDes sending forth ha
warriors 10 oattleSee Them pass under the window ar
the tain maiden She is decorated TO bid him farewell
whose footsteps make her utter Xix, cany. Nil
bows his head 10 the neck ofhs gallant stee,i-kisses ;
hand-d!shrS The brine drop that steals il, hi. c,e
thousand tpmultuous passions tlrnng his b,east-Snc
smiles tiro her tears and her white h,udkcrcbif
from the winiow.N hero try now: where is Tbches
and wic!e her countless muitItuies? Nothing of ali h,r
pride and power and greatness, bat this poor Slunmy
bchoa hS 'rsin, now exposed the vulgar ray.
How would she have shrnnk at the thought How
me y ni attempting "a arrest the Of nature, Tho
world and Its joys tlse all hopes OF mortal
ity false. We are all vanity --"pust linn nv, ~
unto dust thou Shalt rciun" The sp,ri, only car, ~
vive.-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

ems on the finger may he eectuav cured is said
IN tirce hours, with pouce, the size of small besn
made otq"ick lime sackemc with SOAP bound on the SPOT
and renewed every half hour. -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11
"IHere's noHh&g hrrc BAT Heag ~

Il Sto',I aicdr oftic 7unneL--In the las. Noc,os ,
noSAne OF Biackwoods Magazine the Ittick shcpherd
addresses ChrStoPh'r Noih "Ac promise you nain NJ.
me- my dear sir before YOU gary j..un; N that's no
to gang into the Tunnel H-Norh. ~ swcnr" Sbcr,arJ
moo Pm easy tune! indeed, aucu III the Thames, If
there's briggs anew, camua' They make MAR ~ bers
Nae tunucs mog ItUr9stor lcnnu which, vou ~, c,,
aneah rivers FOR me! Its verta pleasant ,sssi even
under an aclueduc% Eut, Lord preserve us! think %
street, roarm WI PASSENGERS and lighted wi lamp posts
hah m''e lang, and after a but aiunnel!" North. Yet
hope Bruue, man Of true genius NAV yet all
difficulties Shepherd. Never, no. uevct op, ,I,i,
plateGii the back, rather tho bo,un, %, ne ;,
Thames wi clay. To hmrer the from ooxivp ,rouo
The roof o the tunurl North. at does, indeed seem
slight application for hopeless disease. "Hhank God sir
yc" was "o in the tunnel that day. ta! minutes f, IN
the very mouth the shaft! You could haze mad.
escape, gram sooner ynu ance was and What
S'gnihes soomn when the risn jam you up to the
csn--or when twenty o. huntlcr Irish aborr,s r,
'uc Jour legs There naun hac been hel;prsk
IN that Iay-but neist lime the Thames nays visit Ia his
am tunnel he magma be slaw yet sober-bu send
the tour hundred men, wi their SPADES and shoves and
ps.-aXSs and gave locks, and barows, haund and or-
reid and a the sheds and scaodin and chinery steam
engines and a, to destruction in single squash"
-e-e-
We never parental feeling and christian rosgna ton
any where better expressed, says the Philadelphia Press
than III the following observation of the Rev c. Wolfe
"Aiy gems falling away do hope and trIs, i, is
because God IS making up his JEWELS
pr"Gsac young Oxonian, whose kuocior was nc,,T,
won out by the imcessan, single laps OF host Of nced
duns, a'Sed the following quotation on the door
OF ms room; 81 know your necessities before ye ask and
your ignorance in asking"
1he trim, bm moi he wdoe h',fE-A gentleman. hear
ing OF persons death said TO another, 81 though, you told
me Tom Wilson's fever had gone OFF, Yes Ircncd tho
latter but forgot to mention that had gone off alon.
with n' SUI " 's
,fdrjcc 10 The Blooas oFNe
VII on OF tine head, money ont of the pocket, wine ont Of
me bottle, elbows OF" Of the coat, and health on of the
body London pepper.
ftorS on the finger may he eiectuallv cured il is said
III tfee hours with poultice, OF tho of small bee
mace OF f"'c lime, s!ackemcd with SOAP bound on tie pot
and ed every hal hC,,r -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

i"'57n Ei'1w"ct.-The following specimen Of ec,iac
P''h was delivered by Indian woman, over the CONT
Gu"S graves o her husband aud nfaut:"Th Father of
e and light has taken from the apple Of INV eve and
core 9" my heait and bid them in these two graves will
sen '"e one with my tears, ard the other with the milk
the sun never sc,s.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

.fdrjcs 10 thc Blools cfNie hour-yn,en,cror d;.
VII ' OF the head, money ont of pocket, wine ont OF
Inc bottle elbows O Of the coat, and health orr of the
body London paper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

PRINTERS ona Gre'rer'-TIic question %Nhy printers
90 not succeed in business well brevyers was thu.
Observation-Disclosures printers work for the head nd brew
rrs inF i'c stomach; and where twenty men have so
mach, bot orc has a head"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

.h'F sg- Molss'y,in young female is the flower Of
l''Hr SUD which IS the promise OF excellent fruits To
destroy IT'S to destroy the germ Of thousand virtues to
rSoy INC hoTr Of soc"ty, TO commit outrage against
nature The air" the Ivo;d burning breath that eyer
Day blasts this precious flower.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

We never saw parental feeling a.d christian resignation
any where Better expressed, says the Philadelphia Press
IMAM III the following observation of the Rev. G. Wolfe
My gems falling AWAY; do hope and trust il is
because God is making UP his Jewels"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

pr"hsaic young Oxomian, whose fuocier was ncarI,
woin o"i by the incessan, single laps host Of needy
a"ns' "'Sed the following reveremd quotation the door
Of his 81 know your necessities before We at "a
your ignorance in asking"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

VIE trim, 6pt moi he mioIe h'5.-A gentleman. hear
ing OF Hcrsn" death, said another, 81 thought yon told
me Ton Wilson's fever had gone OFF, Yes" (replcd tho
latter but forgot to mention that lie had zone off aop.
with ir,' e " ''5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

The following lines addressed Lady Byron, are con-
sidered, by Sir WALTER Scorr, the production
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-08-11

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
TIMBER.
NAVY CoMm,ssioNEEs' oEfrsg, !

| Isl December, 1897.
EYRE Commissioners of the Navy will receive scale,
a proposals until the 5th day of January next, fnf rho
supply of the following White Oak Yellow Pine Tim
Der, viz: "
vcred at The Navy Yard 1T Portsmouth, New iIampshir
1900 cubic feet of White Oak pank Stoc,s
5000 cubic fee! OF Yellow Pine do. do
To be delivered at the Navy Yard Chacs,owp Ma.
5000 cubic feet OF White Oak Carrag &c stuff the la,
trees and side pieces clear ofhearf; and
$4,000 cubic feet of White Oak plank Stocks,
To be delivered at the Navy Yard 3, ookyn, N York
6,eOO cubic feet of White Oak plank Stocks;
$500 do. Of Whit. Oak Gun Carriace ,.nG ,L.
axletrees and side pieces clear of heart; and
lil00 cubic feet of yellow Pine plank Stocks,
To be delivered at the Navy Yard at Pniladel phia
The above White Oak timber 10 be from 50 81 fee, in
length; to at least 10 feet and than ID
inches at the butts the be less than the
butt.
at least 10 ieet III INCHES nor
mere than IL nches the top may be fifth less than the
butt.
ALSO.
20 White Oak logs, (abom 5000 cubic re,1 from 40 IN
46 feet long. aud TO square 10 inches:
40 White Oak logs (about ZOO cubic lce,) from 40 =,
10 feet long, and to square II inches at top ends
To be delivered at the Navy Yard NJ w as,iur,on
"a 600 cubic feet of White Oak plank Stocks from 81 I'm
90 fee. ling, and to least Is feet; l2 to 9 c
es, and no' less than IL inches wide in any place.
5000 cubic feet White Oak plank Stocks So 10 81 feet
long, and loss than ii inches wide at any pace aud
$50 White Oak logs. round square, Ground will be n,e
erre. ahnu 220Oo cubic feet from So to So feet ons; Il,
average d. feet and from Is to "a INCHES sauare
To he delivered the Navy Yard a, tiosport vi,cini
All of which White Oak aud Yellow Pine timber to b.
of the best qai'y tree from every defect The White
Oak aud Yei"" ZINE must he the gricd be-
tween The ls OF October and the 20h February TIN
Pine be Of the best long leaf fine grain Southern veo
Pine.
Proposals will also be received the 5,h day f Io,
uary next, tie following Mast Spar timber to he
delivered ut The respective Navy Yards 7iz:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

F<anicr TO tie IT, Slater beaate.--On Tuesday. MIR
Eaton of Tennessee (tbe bographer) after some prel
m'nary observations, offered the following resolution
pursuance Of joint resolution Of the Senate and
Aiouse o Representatives passed in 1872 regulating
e suoJoct OIL printing for the two Houses respectively
e'ec'.on having been had by the Senate during the
session for printer to tie Senate and Duff Green
having according to the provisions of the said resolu
fore,
Resoiced That in the opinion Of the Senate the said
Duff Green is duly elected printer of the Senate
This resolution, after debate, adopted by yeas and
nays, follows:
YKas-NIessrs. Barnard, Barton, Benton Berrien.
Branch, Chandler, Dickerson, Eaton Ellis H,vpe
Johnson OF Ken Kane, King. RI'kinley. M'TIean,
!NdSeiy, Rowan, Sanford, Smith of Md, Smith of 8 C.
taZeweil Tyler, White, Williams, WooJbury-e5
NAYs.-Messrs Ba,eman, Bell, Boule y, Chambers
1hase, Foot, Harrison, Hendricks, Johnston of Lou
Knight, hIacon, MARKS, Noble, Paris Robbins Rug
giles, Seymour, SisSec Wley-I3.
The vote turncd on tho question whether the
resolution of 1919 was or was not repealed. when
tue election of Public Printer came on at the
last session, and believe that the decision
Of the Senate that Duff Green had been duly
elected printer at that time, correct The question
was reconstruction, and ought NOT 10 have been eo
verned by party feelings, does il appear 10 have
been so governed exclusively; for we fluid opposition
nanes in TIE negative aud adm instr alton names in
The affirmative.
II is certain however, that Duff Green is printer to
the Senate of the o. States, he nodestiy expires
sed himself, ''idenified with it," Gales & Scaton the
old and faithful servants of the Senate-the undevia
ting republicans. the honorable and high minded gen.
t!emen the vigant ndaccomplised editors have been
turned out, and to make room for whom, For Duff
Green, a sanderer BY profession. Shame. sl.ame
We blame not the Senate for adopting MIR .Eaton's
resoution-that thing, and Green's ap-
pointment at the las', another and very different thing
To the Senate of the last Congress, must attach the
reproach of Green's appointment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

MI "i "hrh mast ana spar timber, shall he got Of the
very hest long leaf fine graiu Southern Yellow Pine free
from sap, and every other defect
Persons Offering to furnish ahnva mast and sar tim
per- VIII De pleased tn apply the Comma niars or hr
Navy Yards where is be delivered rrsnectvev nv
waoH they will be furnished with schedule of the dime
sons OF to dcrept pieces Proposals for mas,s and spar
must De mace Tor each yard separa loy and dsnc, from
offers 10 supply tho White OaE aud Yellow Tine which no
mist bemade separately, aud for Yard In all oftrs
the Prsee per foot be stated Bidders will also
state their residence a their Names and residence Of their
suIeties.
Any bid made i'll conformity TO the advertisement, or
not received within tue time limited in the
viii not be- acted on
In addition to tine bond given SECURE the IA itlful er-
iofmsnre oil any contract made for the said Timber fen
per cent VIII be reserved by the United States on all
payments, until the contract shall! completed: and al
payments will be mnde the places Of delivery unless
otherwise specially directed.
All the said White Oak Timber is To be obtained from
ans near to salt wate otherwise known 10 he within
the Influence of the sea sal, water.
| The whole of the SAID White Oak and ycIlnr, p;,e
f"ocr ana blasts, and Spdrs shall he delivered al the
respective Navy aids, before the 1st ay of
aud must undergoing inspection and essuremen, aS,ea-
ably TO the established rules in practice AZ the ssvoral
Navy Yards.
Each offer sea led and endorsed .Eodir o fur
ush White Oak Yellow Pine Timber"-"Oa.r IN (irr
nsh Mast and Spar Timber deliverable al tire Nav
Yard at tnscIting the Of the place of delivery
40 DC phDisied twice week in the National Tpclii-
gr"ccr, ationaI Journal, Baltimore American ga more
Patriot, aurora Franklin Gazette Democratic Press
view ORR american, New York Advocate Boston Pa,Ti-
OF ~ ~ Palladium Portsmouth,, E II Journal MARYLAND
Republican. Easton Star, Norfolk Herald, Richmond En-
quirer, Richmond Wbig, Charleston City Gazette aleirl,
Register, Raleigh Star.
Dec8 q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

H""'sf"n"'-"e received oy iGc last mai, rom the
'ew oeans press, the proceedings of the Louisiana Con
.'"'oh winch met at Baton Rouge Monday, the 9th
wy 10 form an electoral ticket in of John (njncy
ADAMS Tho Ureuhart of New Orleans was chosen Pre-
s''en, aud J. +. Canonse, Secretary
inc address adopted by the Convention DISPLAYS
aoity. The charges against Mr. Adams, are taken M,
an" answered IN defai and we persuaded honora-
DE jackson man peruse this address, without feeling
ms cheek burn at the exposure etesabe misrepre-
sensations and despcabe articles tools party
The following electoral ticket is recommended TO the
State of Louisiana:
Jacques Vile:e Of the LIST Dist.irt
Charles Bushnell Of the Ga,
Andre lie Blanc Of the Sd,
Melville de Clnuct Of the 4h,
Benz Morris (of Natchitoches) of the ,5:l-
600
Eai:oc q a letter dded Charlottesville December l
= he' ew'h send you short account of our jackson
meeting which took place yesterday. Alter publish
ing notice for three weeks and one or m opr ESSAYS
calling on the people to turn the first day of our
December court-the number of freclolers for Jack
son, as counted BY themselves, amounted BY the high
esq estimate to one hundred and seventy two-hs is
certainly not great number of one thousand which
was their calculation for the county. The ,av as we'll
as the preceding was unusually Iue, and il is supposed
much larger number than common attended court
The courthouse was crowed probably not less than 500
were present. Mr. Nelson called to The chair and
delivered an address 10 the meeting, and also read
very long preamble and resolutions which were adon
ten. must have been great disappointment TO the
cheeseman's that under circumstances so very fayora
bile, the number should have been so small sibe NEE.
ing as SO large l:at il might have passed well but
Tor the measures adopted which weJ 10 close all doors
bat one aud place two gentlemen supposed best quail.
ned TO question each individual he passed. 10 doubt
expecting avery dieren, result The numbers for
Jackson
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SnNrairrNIl.Arrn

DIED at the residence Of Lucas p Thumpson ESQ in
the county Of Amherst ON the Sd inst (wlither she had
Goue upon visitO Mrs Louisa w. TBPscoTT, daughter
~ tue late Fernando Faax, and elic of Newton rap-
scott, decd formerly Of Jefferson county The deceased
died of consumption after ifness of little more than
three months from the first decisive symptom Of the disease
20 ITS termination II will be undressing her reIa-
ves and friends, who reside and distant from her
SICK bed 10 be informed that bore her auguishnrp,
ana a'cton with becoming fortude, that she manifest ed
IN her last moments becoming solcmniy of feeling but
no terror ne last strong emotion that escaped her was
on taking leave fherOnly child infant aueher upon
whom she gazcd with tenderness Of aReclion and bit,
terness OF fsgre which language describe nor
ci depict nor none but dying mother looking for the
time upon her iIs born, feel She pressed the dear child
TO hcr bosom Imprinted upon her lips the eager kiss
cnmpanied bv "Iare we'll. farewell. rhil
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

" The capital prize $16n00, IN te last scheme If tn,
Dismal swamp Canal Lottery sold b. Hfcss.s Cohel,s
OF THIS place. to gentleman Of Cumberland county W.
W hvte Of Peter burg. Va $3.50
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

III otlInfs with three Of the wn uumbersnn
them, (heing %0,) each 11n
Those 10 tickets having tho,u the fs and Cd
drawn numbers, each n
Those is tickets having on .hem the "a ard b. '
each ' ia
Those dc tickets ha wing on item the lib and 5,r.
each 10y q,
Those 90 tickets having them tie eth ard 7;b,
or the 9TH and 9th, each =.
All others 9Th two Of the drawn numbcrs OH.
(bsing 1850 each IN
AVID ali tickets, having ono onr .. the drawn
numbers on, (be;ng G28O.) each
Nc hcket having drawn prize of s os siencmina
ton can be cr,iiea to inf, r,or prize
FIXES payable fty days Or tho drawing an s,fsca
to the usual deduction fifteen per cent.
j. b. YATES ( a MINTERE, Managers
Tickets and shares in the above Lnfr.. viii be said an
the Managers ojce under toe Eagle Hotel al the srle1g
price will Thursday, the 18Th iu.,.
Dee s ..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

F%l OiICE.-Al persons having opcu accounts Wit, the
estate Of Robert Bell, decd, late saddie of the .,v
Of Richmond requested call tho subscriber for
settlement rs II is expected that reference TO The books
will often he required, have had them posted, aud a,c
how ready 10 make settlements Although is desirable
that speedy close Of the admin should he ma de
yet, shall give reasonable time to those Who NAV call
indebted to the estate, upon their giving bond for pay
pen thereof MI those indebted by bonds and notes arc
informed that the claims against the estate are very ur
gently pressed and that therefore, sha be compelled TO
require them TO make Immediate payment. All persons
fang to call IN hle te may expect legal Steps
will he taken FOR the collection thereof Allpersons wing
claims against tho estate, requested prescott
properly and legally authenticated, that may be appscd
Of the amount due enable make arrangements for
their liquidation My Office is in tho City Hall, where
the books md papers will be kept and where shall gene
rally attend from 10 to , o'clock.
". u. WBEN, Scrs't G. z. 81
Drc SIS Adn,'or of Robert He'll, decd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

TENHE GRAND LODGE or VIRGINIA. Ill,
u meet IN the Mason's Hall, in the CITY of C,,b-
mond Oh MONDAY, the f9;h irst, at : ccIcc5 p. VI.
Dec f--ft ~"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08
Virginia State Iotterv.

ii" ota'c i4UlterF,
For the beucft Of The
t'iS-u.ah SN.3.RP CANAL COMPANY
ELErEHrI GLASS;
Tobe dawn at Richmond, Va.
On WeanrsdGy, he 1911 Of January, 1865.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-08

The Charleston Courier states on the authority OF
correspondent that violeni party feelings prevail to
disgusting extent at the seat government, in Georgia
One letter writer says
''You may Judge of The truth Of all this when tell
YOU that the common phrases used by both sides
are such as these, ~ desire nothing but c1r of en-
termnnfcn." or ~ beg quarter, md grant none
aud other like grandi'oquent and military speeches.