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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

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Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Mass.) 1828-1830, 1829-05-26

The next chapter relates to the taxes
revenues, and expenditures of the State
government, and to the circulating medi-
um and Banks. A chapter on education
gives fall and distinct account of the
state Of the publick schools, and other IT.
erary institutions. Tables are given
which exhibit the number of school dis
tricts in each town, the number ofchildren
under 81 years of age, and the number
who attend school, the amount raised by
taxes, and from permanent funds for the
support of schools, and various other de.
tails. The number Of school districts in
the State in 1925 was 2499, the number
OF children who attended school was lOI :
325, the amount of school money raised
by taxes was 1892 1858, and from the in
come of permanent funds S56I4. The
aggregate number ofmonths schooling by
male teachers was 5l6I, and by female
teachers 62S5, making an average of
about two months to each school district
by male teachers, and two and a half
months BY female teachers. The average
number Of scholars to each school was 40.
and the average wages to the teachers.
and other expenses, per month, were Sl2.-
VA each, and the average expense per
month to each scholar 80 cents. There
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
MARTsTE NEWS.
PORT OF RICfi.HOyYD.
ARRIVED


scN Planter, Baldwin, 81 days from New York,
w Hiicheii Baswel a. smith, Hubbard & Gardner, NJ ol-
ms CaTnghan, & Fl Mitchell, : u Myers jr, + s. T.
lanes u CO. Morris Barnes Belt, Wadswortl ~
WiIi''ns Workman ~ Sictiruder, a .sevy, Williams :
fallen o. Son" II Nelson w Mitchell jr, kng Richardson,
Beers ioindeNier, Giannss son & Brothers, r Smith, D
Mepon%d' F iiard Mckiidoe, NcDonough, Hall &.
Moore, w Kyle 81 co, Raymond g. Brothers, w S,ih w
Gowan, Van Lew Il co, " Smyh, w Allison, Sat,on,
4 Rust Sanxay, J Thompson, Sarvay, Cotton e.
Clarke, Lee ~ Cowies, and To order
ochr AriaCne, Robinson, New York, with salt Ia l.
Iudlam "
Ser Ceres Forester .om Raqpahannock River with corn
to Timbcrlakc. -
Sc,r Alert, Gibbs, from New York, with ballast,
SAILED,
Steamboat Columbus Fu"er Tor Baltimore City poi,
aid Norfolk, with freight and passengers.
Sclr EXT, Howell, Tor New York tobacco and -four
Sloop Eliza Allen, Sudley for New Ilayc n, -four
The brig Enterprise Layei has been detained by head
winds until 0day.
BOSTON Sept 1J-Arrd, sclr L Valentine Phillips I'm
Richmond 'to' "
SEPT. 16-Arrd, brig America, Richmond.
NEW YORK, sept l8 -Arrd, packet ship John JAY Ilol.
drege, fin Liverpool sailed evening of The 8h of Aug
Len the Kneeand, for this port 10Th Olive Brach do I,;
!o ihhad few dis, and others Spoke, 2Sh u ai Al long
"A 10. Sship Constellation I'm NTork England all well
9th ist lat 81 long 81 TO- exchanged Squalls the pac
I'm Boston Tor Liverpool same time with ship juan
I'm Liverpool Tor City Point.
Liverpool Aug 6th-SAiied, ship Juiana Smith, Virginia
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
Sept. 13, 1929.
To rur EpIroRs or rnE |VuIo.
NO PATRICIAN.

he writer eteate the fact complaints OF irregua
ry exist anos, from point of the compass respecting the
reception OF newspapers at The Post Offices and takes this early
OF your subscribers by yourselves, of making known similar
grievances so that something may be done obvate Bys
nld'sonure should feel obliged 10 sage coH9t,t the
Post Office Department 10 inform the writer and The public how
does happen that subscriber National Journal
rS numbers We're received in due time days from Washington,
and all the numbers that time (2 nonts) days
beyond and sometimes s. of original and reasonable
coming Such is the TACT, and the Postmaster Liberty tia
knows 1t Such conduct in the of public affairs
highly rereiesDe and ought be enquired cto, your
Subscribers feel much discontinue beng disappointed i'll
getting the time Saate the thirst rcgu
lar readers of public ournala<
Pitsylyania Sept II, 1929
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

esiu to controul the vote othe State for President
how long will they be satisfied with it? How lont, be-
fore they will try their power in the election of mem
bers OF Congress-? or of the House of Delegates or
OF Governor? if they made eligible by the people
conducted by general ticket will the elective finc
t1on be worth any thing to the people. Who then
VIII candidates aim to please' to whom will they
feel amenable: The people who do nothing, or
caucus managers who turn them in or out at their
pleasure'
do not expect the Convention to prevent cornbi-
nations, but if they prohibit the general ticket they
Will take from them the only engine by which they
can act with effect. SOUTH -SIDER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

INUST SAItI.-By vIIne of deed Of trust executed
py James Underwood o the subscribe day OF
September 1898 and duly recorded clerks Office of Han
over county, tor purposes therein mentioned proceea
10 sell al pubic auction ior ready the highest badet
onc Tract OF Land II sad county, lying Aliens Creek anu
aiDong W. Woodsons aud others also the following Slaves
VIZ Davy, Washington, Jones' Isaac, Amis,ead Poly and
cy or SO much Of the above mentioned property as viii t
sufficient 10 satisfy SAID deed attending fin
same The te 10 the alve property believed ndispu,abc
hut The Subscribers, acting trustees will convey ONLY suc
'i'e as is vested in them. JOHN TYLER,
sept 9--2id tdsc JOHN PHJDny Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
FoR TIE WuIG.

w
Messrs. Editors: In looking over the Whir. some
short time since, |, with no little degree of surprise
discovered that WIN. f. GORDON, Esq. of AIbemarle
had been recommended by'A Voice below the Noun
taln, suitable person to be placed in the Presi-
ding Chair of the Convention The writer of that
article processes to know good deal about Gen.
Gordon. 1t is true he is selemadc man, and ema-
mated from the pleblan ranks; for al of which | like
INN tie better have known that gentleman for Il
number of years. and with great confidence
underwrite "a Voice below the Mountain in saving
that he is man of the most agreeable manners and
that he possesses in ordinary DEGREE a talent for
getting almost every under his friendly cloak.
n man Is more independent, igl-innled and homo
rable, than VIM. +. Gordon. The finger of suspicion
mas never been pointed at him. nor the tongue of
ANY has never dared to breathe word deroratory
to his character. Now, Messrs. Editors, ] am very
much OF Gordon man myself, but yet never suiler
my friendly feelings of attachment to get the better
OF my Judgment; and as friendly feel toward that
valuable pubic servant, yet [ am bound to say that
tlere are many, whose names see upon the Conven-
ton roll, much better qualified to preside over that
august body than Gen. Gordon. There are many Of
more advanced age, who would fill it with much
more dignity, and would despatch the business of the
House with double the facility. 1t is not my WISH
Messrs Editors, to discuss the comparative worth or
merits OF any gentleman who may be proposed as
chairman to tile Convention. But | would mere beg
leave to proposes one preennently calculated, in
humble opinion, to fill the Chair of that august and
erude body with usefulness and with credit TO him
self and the Convention. 1t is no other than JAMES
PLEAsANrs, of Goochland a better man than whom
never lived amongst He is universally beloved
and esteemed by all who know him: aud am per-
suaded to believe that the selection would be popu-
lar one throughout the State, and would prove, if
made, a beneficial one to the Convention know OF
10 man IN the Convention who possesses in greater
degree, the necessary qualifications for its Chairman
He possesses great frmness of character, and the all
important business of selecting Committees could moi
be placed in better hands. Principal NOMINEES is
his motto. 1t would be presumption in to attempt
TO give the public the character of this old public ser
want. lie is well known throughout the Statc,-;nd
known to be the noblest work of God.
NO PATRICIAN.
Sept. I3 1929.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
Trust Sale of Land.

hs? virtue ola deed of trust, executed by J. Il.
T'ricc TO the subscribers dated the 50th fonrar[
1928, and recorded IT, The Office of the clerk of Lot:
sa county court, we shall, Tuesday, the 18th day
OF October next if fair, if not, the first fair day there
alter proceed to sell, on the premises to TIE highest
bidder, the said J y. Trces interest in the Tract Of
Land lying on Fork Creek in the county of Louisa
on which his father, james Ircc decd lived TIE
SAID frees interest being lots No. /, Q d. . and 10
tho local situation OF which may be scoa by refer
ence to the plat fled in the clerks Office by Tic
commissioners who divided the estate.
Twelve months credit will be allowed the uur.
chascrs upon their giving bonds with approved secu
rity, and deed of trust on the land to secure the prr
ment. JOHN GARTH &, Vr,Ix
JOSIAH LEAkE, Jr tees.
sept IJ-wJt c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
TO The Eprsors OF TgE VINO.


Gentlemen The consistent of all the pot;-
clans, MIR Editor Richie paragraph Enures
has told the people thai they believe tat or,on
OF the american Press time dependent upon The lses
of few eadng partiza,s FOR support We
until the thai such the condition of any
presses and Of of politicians making advances paying
drafts, &c TO keep devoted papers ahoat"
l, the consistent Editor right except in
President Jackson with Government money keep eyo:cd
papers ahoat" But the independent Editor has
pie until the present year, of individuals making advances
keep up presses Does any believe
forgotten tie OF Major Eaton and the Philadelphia Obsery
e! When that paper blew up, the that
indebted to the Major the S1500hat
and approved by hn-Wha can the of the Enquirer
think of him when they calmly examine his what
lie think Of them, they 10 gulled by stuff?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
Richmond Races, Fall, 1898.

Richmond Races, Fall, 1929.
'ENHE Richmond Races the Tree Hill Course
~ will commence on tie 80 Tuesday (2Olh OF &c
tober,) and continue four days, as usual.
FIRST DAY.-A match race for $1,000 Il side, he
tween two colts Of tried speed and bottom, two mile
heats From previous and interesting contest
much doubt exists as to the superiority Of the enc
over the Ohcr ana considerable interest is excited.
On the same day swcepstake for colts and FLIES,
years DID, tvo mile heats entrance 5000; three sub
scri:ers. and closed
SEcoAD DAY.-PropTietor's purse, $500, two mile
heats
On the same day, swecpstake Tor three years old
colts and ilies, two mile heats, entrance SiUO f6ur
Subscribers, and closed.
THIRD DA1.-jocLey Club Purse, $1,000, four
FuuRTu DAY.-Tho annual poststakc, $3.50, shrce
mile heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Kcarncy, Star,
WaXey, Cadmus and many fine horses are in trairls
ing. probably greater number than ever was known
IN Virginia at any one time.
The Proprietor will be prepared, as heretofore, to
accommodate gentlemen who may desire TO stay al
Tree Hill during the
Those members of the Club that should be unable
TO attend the Fall Meeting, will please forward their
subscriptions, the purses large and the subscr
Der bound TO put them up. J. NJ. SELDEN,
Treasurer & Proprietor.
The Editors the National Inteiligcncer Frcdc-
ricksburg Arena, intelllgenccr, Petersburg. ard
Lynchburg VirgiDian, requested to publish the
above once week until the races and send their
accounts TO !. NJ. S.
sept l5-c1Ot oct if
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
JAMES RIVER LAND
FOR SALE.

pursuance OF decree of the county court OF
buckingham, the undersigned commissioners, or
one or more OF ilcn, will proceed, on the premises On
The 5Oth day OF September next, to sell to the HIGH
est bidder, tract of land in the lower part of Bull
inghaln, on James River, called Mount Liza
This tract of land is believed to contain SIX hun
dred acres-about one hundred md fifty of which are
low grounds good portion of the iigh land is in
woods, and is tobacco land. The whole of the opeI.
land Is IN good condition, and part of the bottom.
land extraordinarily fertile.
The improvements originally constructed. with al.
eye to taste and usefulness, will require some repairs
An accurate survey OF the whole tract, ascertain.
ing the quantity OF forest aud open, hill and bolton.
land Will be made before the day sale and plat
exhibiting the results will be prepared FOR The nior
nation OF those concerned
TERMs.--A credit Of /, 3, 3 and wears will be
gwen the commissioners will require from the pur
chaser bonds with approved security and will retain
lien on tic land till the purchase money be paid
One of the Commissioners will attend on tho prctu
ses the day before the sale, for the purpose shelving
the Land.
WI v 7. :, Fg MAN 5;i H. sisss@s.
aug 2--tds C
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
BROAD-ROCK RACES.

TBSEE RACES over the Broad-Rock Course will
z commence as usual, on tie first Tuesday in cc-
tober, and continue three days.
First Day, Post Sweepstake for three years old
last spring. two mile heats entrance $500 half forfeit
to clase first September, Subscribers, Richa I'd d
l. NJ salA ~ i>na -Jol..=so,,, and Ishnlu
Pickett.
Second Day, the Proprietor Purse, 5000, two mile
heats, entra nee SIS.
Third Day Race, the Jocky Cub Purse, for 500,
three mile heats, entrance SEQ. FROM the number
ofhOrses in training, good sport may ne expected
lSHAM PUCkETI',
sept li--w3t Proprietor
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
LOUISA RACES.

LOU IOA kACES.
TENtIE Louisa Races viii commence al Louisa court
n house, on Thursday. the list Of October. First
dayss mile heats for years Old six entries. and
closed. One hundred Bushels OF ncrchonta5je wheat
entruncc, half forfeitT.
William Morris. TT. c. bg0
Maj. Bckerton Winston b. S.
Elijah Hutchinson. black E. NV Carolm!an.
Robert g. Willis. b. f.
John Graves, s. f.
DIR. James NJ. Morris, 8. e. by Alfred.
I'd. days race, two mile heats, one hundred dollars
in cash, with the addition of such subscription may
be subsequently made.1
Sd. days race proprIetor's purse, made UP OF tie
first and second days entries and gate money. This
will he i handsome purse, to be run the best 3 in
uIc heats. JNO. NJ. PRICE.
It is confidently expected that the first days race
will be exceedingly interesting each runner intending
to be at the goal and all having high expectations Of
whiting
1hIs purse is cncrcasing, and IT Is believed by the
day of tho will be OF considerable magnitude.
aug28 8tc
A LII persons indebted to the estate of Miss Ca
~ Uterine r. Mccall dec d. for the hire of negroes
for the year 1923, requested to make immaculate
payment to GUSTAVUS a. MYERS,
seP 1876 AttoEue3at Lay.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
NLALUARLE PgOPERrY EQR SAIE


~ oef Tor sale, al public auction, in of Salem il,
m county OF bo,e,outt the 18th day mex, thar
'elefy which formerly occupied mercantile establish
hn ana 10 which use it peculiarly adapted having on the
Sulu moor TWO counting large room and br-
io' o equa size he upper apartments spacious and
agea aud finished of for the OF family in
Ney snoh style the outhouses, suitable the main bilnr
m stable and Kitchen beng of brick, tie latter having fine
ce; me s'okeouse Is of Frame and between the
aid Kitchen theie well excellent water
'ae a'ached 10 tins property, and will be at same
@ Lot OF Nound containing about three acres, which
e Is d Jog Courthouse and ftaRed granaryThe terms OF
sane III hand, third and the ba lance
III ue year IRON day OF sale, the ng interest
non me oaic The sale viii take place under supcru,er
aee ana direction OF Gca James breckenridge to whom t.
proceeds are payable aud the Interior yents with interest
10 ne secured 10 his satisfaction. The title is
ana the sale Will he made without reserve
sept 22-w;ds WN1 = po1,.yrr
FHRUSTEE'S SAEE.-By virtue O + a deed of I,1S eve
cuted by the late Mrs Frances Tabb decd of the count,
recorded IN the clerks Office OF said county shall ON tho I0
DAY OF October nc:t fair otherwise fair ay uoce
to sell on the premises the highes, bidder ON credit of one
two and three Tract of Land contained in said crd
containing 373 less lying Flat Creek in the
county ai"esaid and bounded by lands of Edward r
tsgleston, and Tho E. Banster and others.
iEhs-A cIeGit will be given OF one, end three wears
we purchaser executing bonds with approved personal ecure
or The hrst payment aud deed O.! tr Oh the land 10 secure
Ire two last Payu.Gi.ts
JNO. F. MAY, Surviving Trustee
stt to--fio tdSc 81 himself and Ro X. Jones, dec'r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

dhount NJ Produce and number 9f Boats passed do,oa
through the L0ioer books
SErr 1888 hhs. tobacco, do stems, kegs manufac-
red tobacco PSI bbls 759 bus wheat tons bar iron
load OF blets and slaves, 40 OF sand of wood %
boats, 5coal boats, lilo bus coal
SEPr. 300 hls- tobacco, hhds stems 1919 bar flour
IL bus wheat 10 boats ! coal boats 739 bus coal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
BY DAVENisORT,-NLLEN A. co
GROCERIES, g.

On THURSDAY next, tie eth ins,,nt 81, ~
O'Clock, ut our auction store an assortment Of ,r,n
groceries. cotton goods, sc.
sept % d. A. 4, IN A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
LIVERPOOL MARKET.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. s, 1929
Tho business done in Cotton this week uoder-
ate scale and the sales $3.50 bales including 100
Sea Island al 10 LA; $50 Stained 81 s. 1920 Upland
Ga 1880 Orleans "a and 3D. $50 Alabama, 3 5s The
complexion of the market remains without change we
Cannot notice alteration from Tie previous currency; but
thing done speculation The import of the week is 275
bales The on Manchester are if any thing not
quite so favorable. =
In the early part of the week, the unsettled state of the
weather caused more ACTIVITY in the Corn Market that has
subsidized: the supplies of foreign grain have been
considerable and prices There rather lower The upcra
lions m Flour unnpcant Tobacco, change III prices
and not mach doing.
The sales Of Cotton today computed at 1900 bales.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
Baltimore Seed Wheat.

IT OTICE.-Mas. NELsoN continues her
" Boarding Establishment adjoining the wash
ugton Tavern within City yards ofthe Capitol Square
She will be prepared to accompodate, in the best
manner. numbered the Members of the Con veDtion
aud Legislature, with their families, If required.
Good stables and carriage houses well supplied with
progerder md careful Holsters, sJg - clst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22
gomnIrrrtaI Keror0.
.4niount of Produce and number of Boats passed

DATE or LATEST EuRopEAN ApyicEs.
From Liverpool /. Aug. g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

Wearc informed that Huddlesey Jordan, a citizen
OF the county OF Henrico and residing about six miles
below this City, shot Sunday evening last and
oied IN about four hours afterwards. The Jury of
inquest found that he came to his death by his bro
ther Henry Jordan, who is now in Henrico Jail to
await his trial.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

From tie Virginia Free p, eSS.
We perceive the last Richmond Enquirer, that the Editor
OF that print, the of his generous the sad
warfare between the Boston beigeTeu steps pose
single word of friendly advice lie then asks what benefit
be derived from these ciUH 1crs and why each others
hroats for the amusement of their According
Enquirer then, these gentlemen ''cut hroats What
vile ''cOalioniSt' were so to characterize them?
Dear Editors ''should never let
Such angry passions rise,
Their gentle {63@s made
To tear each others eyes"
IARTIED2 on Thursday, 18th inst. by the Rev john
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

Some OF the Treup editors in Georgia, are trying
% maze up the schism in the party and propose to
leave the question, whether Crawford or GiImer shall
DC the party candidate to Gov. Troup for his deci-
sion' III the same manner lately done in Mis-
souri,, when Col. Benton was the umpire
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

The National Observer, of Sept. IG, (Albany)is
IN Il iuh suit OF mourning. That day was the third
Anniversary of the abduction of Nor can
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

The Portland Argus (NIane) lately so loud AM
CERTAIN OF electing Jackson Governor, is now cry
ing pcccavi. No returns yet from the election
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-22

ETOR eALE-IA Map Servant, able and
capable OF dong many things; no is q good field
hand, and tolerable gardener, cook, S,c. Apply at
this Office. sen .pl.jt