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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-23
CoMMIssroNER's OFFicB,

m Richmond, 18Th Nay, 1929.
The parties Interested in the execution of tlN,
above order, hereby notified that have appoin-
ted Monday, the goth July next, to commence the
same at his Office, at which time aud place. they ore
hereby roquiredto attend hearing of the matters
In reference, by virtue of the said order before me-
duly prepared with all necessary documents, and
proofs too enable me to perform said order
81 THOMAH GREEN, Commissioners.
FE'HE Subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public, that he has removed to this citv.
and viii practice law in all the courts winch nT,,
holden hcre,--and In the courts OF Hanover
Those who fntrust him with the ma IRA pcment b5e
their business, may rely upon the strict est attention.
Lnne est D. BRIGGS.
u The CoEsTITUTIoYAT WIG is pUbIjsbed ,,-;lHs :
week. (Fuesdays and FJidays,) FIVE dollar, nor an
num- payable iu advance. W @"-
IL For advertisirg-75 cents suuare Tor te, f.. g.,
first nssrtion, and SO for easb con,innsI 1sh
number OF insertions must be noted on the Me obs,u,Ts.
fhey will be continued asd charged accordinoiv ''
" All letters to the Editors must be IL A. ne
will receive attention. ~" 'oey
w Notes Of chartered specie paying Barks Of 49, -
inc otates WI De received in payen for 70
the big' though Virginia u. States Hant Nbtss 55
DC preferred; and emsnces can be made ,b,onob ,bs
fost olhcs at the risk Of the Editors
" FfeVious to diseontinuance Of ,bn na,e, IN a.
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discontinue VIII notify the Edorsto TIM, rasct tsset
.y iJs before the period expires fo& vbicb tby sun
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-31

sale OF one half the lots public auction and the money
arising from said sales shalt be paid into the ier1tora
reasery for the sole ami bentst OF common SCHOOLS
in said township which SAID sum shall be subject 10 suc
laws as may he cater be passed. tor forming permanent
fund trnm the SAID reserved lands tor the support OF com
mon Schools and the said Commissioners shall give BOND
and security, the satisfaction OF the county Court TOT
the performance Of the duties under this act and the pay
of the money arising from the sales OF the o's as
aforesaid. -
Sec @ .7nd Sc il further enacted. That the following
quarter sections OF land which have been heretofore reser
ed from sale Wit the north east and north west quar-
of section thirty in township one, OF range one
north and west, the northeast, southwest and southeast
quarters Of section one township one, OF range one
south and and the southwest quarter OF section SIX
in township one, Of range one south and east snail DC
granted to the Territory of Florida.
Sec. ). .lld Be further enacted, That the Governor
and islave Council Of Florida or mSJority Of them
be- and hereby suthozed to select any two OF the
aforesaid quarter sections OF land to be reserved or and
vested in the State should the Territory OF Florida ever
be erected one in conformity to the provisions OF the
OF the act passed on the eighth OF
rary Thousand eight hundred and twenty seven and
the residue of the above described quarter sections OF
land or any part thereof including much OF the north
east quarter of section one, in township one, OF range
one South and West contiguous 10 the creek and water
fall as shall be reserved agreeaby to the provisions OF
the ac above mentioned for the town of Tallahassee shall
be sold in such MANNER and at such time the Governor
and Legislative Council Florida may deem proper, an
the proceeds applied the erection Of public dngs
aahassee any act acts to the contrary notwhsand-
ing.
Approved 81 Of March, 1929.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-31
[PrsLlc, No. SCI

AN ACT to authorize tie establishment OF town, or
land reserved for tue of Schools, and to direct the
OF disposEg ofceran reserved quarter sections
tfland for the seat of Government in Florida.
BE il enactedby the Senate and House Of Representatives
ofthe United States lmerlca Congress assembled That
it shall and may be lawful for the qualified voters town.
ship Ave. range eleven, north and west ia the county OF
Jackson in the Territory Of Florida elect, such
ner as NAV be directed by the county Court Of said county
three cit and discreet Commissioners who shall be, and
they are hereby, authorized, BY and with the consent of
the voters of sad Township, to be obtained IN sch
ner AS the said county Court shall direct TO lay OF and es
,absh town on quarter two adjoining cighhs Of
,he sixteenth section at the Township and angea fore
Ga reserved BIZ law Tor the Of Schools, and to make
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-31
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~ ACT providing for the printing and binding sixty
Thousand copies othe abstract of Infantry Tactics ncu
ding of Light Infantry and RHemen, and for
other purp
BE it enacted By tic Senate and House Representative,
ehe United States O. .77erica Congrese assembled That
the Secretary of War be- and he hereby auth ozed and
directed, with Hiard Gray and Co. of Boston,
or slme other persons tor printing, binding and
delivering sixty thousand copies Of the Abstract Of Infant
y Tactics, including exercises sn of Light
Infantry and Remen for the of the Militia OF the Uni
ted States Also, five thousand copies OF stem of
and instruction of Field Artillery including
for Light Horse Artillery, reported by the oec
rotary Of War; the eighth OF January eighteen hun
died and twehv agreeaby to the oposas OF sad
Hlar GRAY, & Go. made the Secretary Of War, dated
twenty seven, in their specimen marked Band when
printed, bound and delivered, the Secretary OF Wa is
hereby directed 10 apporton the among the several
states Territories in the District OF Combia for the
of the militia thereof according to the number of the
Militia in each State and Territory and the District of Col
uaioa and forward the Chief Magistrate of each
State and Territory the number allowed such State and
Territory aforesaid to be by SAID Chief Magistrate dis
ributed among the officers of the Militia OF such State
Territory for Their use and the OF their
office, under such rules and regulations they may d.
rect And the Secretary Of war ill the number Of
copies apportqned the District of Columbia to be dis
trbuted among the officers of the militia in the District,
under such rules and equations may be prescribed b.
the President OF the United States
Sec. 2. Ind be further enacted, That the sum OF
fourteen thousand hundred and ninety dollars IS here
by appropriated of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated, to deray the expense Of printing
bindng and distributing the
Approved I'd March, 1922
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-31
d I'd March, 1929.
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AN ACT to provide for the apprehension and delivery OF
De,erters from certain foreign vessels in the ports OF the
United ates.
Be enacted By the Senate and House Of Representatives
ofe Ued S,ass Of .imerica Congress dsSembed That
application of Consul Vice Consul OF any foreign
iovernuen having treaty with the iled States Spu-
aling for the restoraion of seamen deserving, made in
writing, stating that the person therein named has deserted
from vessel Of any such Government while any pot Of
the United Staes, and proof by the eXhibt ton OF the
register Of the vessel, ships ROLL other official dcu-
men, that the named belonged, at the time OF de-
seron the OF sad vessel 1t shall be the duty OF
any Court Judge, utce. other Magistrate, having
peent power issue the sad person to
be arrested for examination and If, examination, the
facts stated found be re, the person arrested, not
being citizen of the United ates, shall be delivered ~
to the said Con, Vice Consul to be sent back to the
domnons of any such Government, the request, and
at the expense, of the said Consul Vice Consul,
shall be detained until the Consul Vice Consul ,ds
opportunty send him back the domnions any such
Government Provided ueuerhe,ess That person shall
be detained than months after his arrest but at
the end of that time shall be set at liberty aud shall
again molesed for the same Aad provided further,
That if any such desert sial be found to have conn
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-31

ted any crime offence his surrender may be deiaye1 No
I'll the tribunal before which the shall be depending
or NAV be cognabe shall have pronounced lis sentence
and such sentence shall have been carried into effect
- 49, A. STEVENSON,
Sneaker of the House of Representatives.
j. C. CALHOUN,
Vice President Of the United States,
and President of the Senate.
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS.
Approved ID March, 1899.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-31
EX AUTHORITY.

laws OF THE UNITED STATES PASSED AT THE Sec
osD SESSION OF THE TWENTIETH CONGRESS-
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-03-31

Monday. March l6.-Ihe Senate resumed the
consideration of the motion submitted by MIR. Ben
ton, on the 10Th inst. respecting the instructions Il
the Ministers Of the United States at the Congress Of
Panama.
A motion was made by Mr. Webster, TO amend
the same, by striking out all after the word 'Resov
ed, aud inserting, =. that the message of the Presi
dent of the United States, Of the Sd of March last
transmitting the Instructions given to the Ministers
of the United States at the Congress Of Panama,
and the documents accompanying it, be transferred
to the Legislative Journal of the Senale.'
division of the question was called for by Mr.
King and being taken striking out,
1t was determined in the neSative-Yeas 10
NAYS 10.
On motion Of Mr.. Barnard, the yeas and nays be-
ing desired By one.iilth Of the Senators present,
Those who voted in the affirmative, are,
Mess.s Barton. BuHlet, Chase Foot, Hendricks,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
PoETRY.
BRIDAL .u.v,

sway with the Bride, with our daughter away,
{ rom the house of her infant protection,
"aers she grew like a aoweF by The eunshins
OF May
~ the eye of her parents affection.
Where the lisp Of her love canse Ike music 81
night
To the piilowing bosom that fed her:
and the smae OF her Joy, rose like sumner tide
light
On the heart Of the father chat LED her.
Away xith the bride. with our daughter away.
with Thy prospects of pleasure Before thee:
ara Oh. may she shine like an even tide ray,
fhro' the shadows OF grief that eeme Ger
thee;
and on! may the journey Of thee and thy wife
be Ike tast of thy father and mother.
"no now, 81 the close Of their wesrisome life,
Have the beautiful hopes Of another.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

@rom ne .af1n1eh Journal, eni.tira DIE .4,ssL aui.
Eenmark Most travellers, especial
~ knglishmen, seize the Grst oppoTtu-
nity 10 bend their steps 10 the Kings
Garden, or, as IL is more POLITICALLY term.
cd, to Hamlet's Garden, where aceor.
ding to tradition, Hamlet's father was
murdered by his brothers. Tha lower
part of The garden. il ,Dnst be owned, is
not very favourable TO illusion. being
land out ia old stiff French style. and Is
consequently at y~arisncs With uatuye.
snd contradictory to Shakespeare
However, an Englishmsu remembers
THAT bis " country afforded a sliR
greater outrage 60 Hamlet, by repre-.
sen'ing him on the stage in a French
court dress, which GarTick himself clan.
ped 90 bis back II was left to Kembls
Go restore the Costume Of Hamlet and
pnskesPeaFe TO nature and truth. A ST.
snilar change took place ia the hort
cultural tsste of Denmark, where the
upper part of lIsnlal's garden is now
found as favorable to the traditional
Character Of the place an the most en-
thasiashc adnlrsr of shakespeare can
wish.
Hamiet's Garden is The favorile pro.
Eensde of the inhabitants of HeIaineor.
u IS Usually frequented by groups of
Beautiful ladies and fine children. whose
appearance and demeanor bear pleas.
Gag evidence OF tho state of society ia
this part of the Danish dominions.
after travellers leave Hamlei's gar.
Den they hnd a very pleasant road "a
long the sea shore, leading to Hellaba
Re, a village belonging to Count Schim
netman, where the national tree of
Denmatk. the beech, grows in the high.
est perfection, aud oseEtops the majes-
tic oak
The remains of the Convent of Es-
RON deserve likewise to be visited. 1t
vas originally one of the richest and
most considerable converts in the North.
and belong TO the order Of Cistercisns.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
TRIAL OF

The Providence II. T. Patriot a few
days since contained a pleasant repor,
OF the trial of bachelor, by the club q,
wa'cf tie was a member for making, al
1t was alledged overture of a matfimo.
bia! aspect, snd showing Signs of aban-
dnning his old associates IN celebarv
the club having resolved itaelf into n
Judicial tribunal, according to ancient
usage from time immemorial; the cul.
prlt was brought in by the marshal. and
allowed the assistance OF an abba coun-
eel
II appeared in evidence. that the o-;.
soner had )laterly been very negligent
tn attendance upon the periodical meet.
Ing OF The Ciub-had been downright
@'ts to night ~conventicies, and fur
fasEGore, had been heard TO utter sighs
as long as a bed post when a certain
TAR damsei had brushed by him, Of a
pleasant afternoon.
One witness wentso far as 10 even
state thai he had even taken to poetry :
and that he himself had seen a pair Of
verses" written in the proper hand of
sbe accused, containing a flaming decla.
ksiion o! love 10 the damsel ~sioreu,en
toned.
Ia reply to these aud other grievous
charges, the couosel tor the prisoner
made an eloquent aud learned plea: an
A"erins directly and in detail, each spe.
c'hcai'nn and charge. When he came
70 that part relating 20 the fair damsel.
ne SAID hI' c / Mt Acknowledged, with tears
ot contribution that be could not ho.
nesdy deny the llegstion.-"He con.
tes>ed that he wrote the verses alluded
10, and at the same time, supplicaies YOU
10 remember, in your clemency, that he
vas inStigsted aud impelled by the Sc.
veuty Of the season, and encouraged
By the deceiilul smiles of a coquette.
with honey in her eye, aud mustard in
her soul lie discovered the double
dealing Of this Syren, and adiured her
Ald ne has authorized me to present to
the consideration Of The fraternity, the
following lines which be has addressed
and sent fine unworthy object Of his
attention.
The verses alluded to as having been
Presented IN his defence, we have not
room for; but they clearly evince a dis.
position for any thing rather than to
commit matrimony. The title prefxed
rs 'fhe Bachelors Adjuration of q Go
q"ette' After hearing the production
fecited toe Court decreed, the prison.
eF should be forthwith set at liberty ;
and that the A~djuration should be ad
sp'ed to susie. and sung at every quar-
seFiy meeting for the especial ediication
si the fraternity q copy TO be sent to
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

& ~NAkRf-ALL FOR saba first rate
~ CARR Ill and HARNESS for sale
july is. THOMAS & FLAGG.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

M RANSOM s~nnouncest to his Trend. -
IVA customers, as well as to the Fsrra".
generally, that his MILL near martinsbu,r 4.
now Incomplete order for the reception q !. :.
kinds OF Gtsin; he wishes to purchase ! Ia,a.
quantity OF Wheat, and will ct ell times 80
tie highest Price in Cash, for that article ~
hVered at bis said Mill. His grinding custom.
ers viii always be promptly accommods,aI
wth Flour in exchange for their Wheat. A. a.
usual rate OF a barrel of superfne for ever.
50Vios' OF that which is good and mercha0,.t,
pc; or have IT ground separately as they M,
des'rt and IN all cases, he will stand The n.
spee'lnn OF the Flour he manufactures at ssv
maFkett TO which it may be sent.
Union Mills, July 23-tE
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
RICHARD " LEE,
ATTORNEY .gT LsW.

nFFERS bis professional services to the
~ people OF Berkeley. Mr.. Lee, who has
been a practitioner of Law for many years in
the County and Superior Courts Of Loudoun
snd Fairfax, and Chsncery Court Of Winches
ter, will attend to any business conhded 10 linn,
in the County sud Superior Courts of Berke-
ley and Morgan, and in the Chsncery Court at
Winchester. He may be consulted at MIR.
Kroesen's Hotel, in Martinsburg, at any time,
after The first of August.
july %. 1899 DIV.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
LAUCK & STEPHEN.

VIII pay a fair rrice IN Casa, for two or three
hundred NIGHTS or NOES. July 10.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

for further information. hs public is%s.
ferred to Mr. J. Shepherd, DR.. E An
drews, and Mr.. G. Slappy who live in
the neighborhood. end who have all
heard il Mr.. Burnett lives about
twelve miles below Cambridge, and
shout thrse miles west Of the read lea
ding to Hamburg, near Dir. Wiley Ber-
Fy's.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
Aem Concern.


AND FOR SALE the situation OF the
80 estate Of Bernard Eephsrt, deed. makes
1t necessary to sell part Of bis real estate: the
part which IS Tor sale, lfs about IL miles north
east OF MartiRsburg. adjoining the lands of
Sem Fstter, Henry Neishhanse and others.
containing shout $50 acres, the greater part Of
this tract IS timbeted LAND, the clssred Land
IS good slate soil, and uader good fence; the
Improvement Sres 0 DWELLING HOUSE. a
good log barn snd other necessary buildings a
spring Of never failing water is near the house
ms land will be sold subject to a mortgage of
about three or four hundred dollsrs, and also a
osed OF rust, for about 81 LOO, which last sun,
me Purchaser may ~eisin in his hands for sew.
eral years by securing the sane and paving
the annual interest thereon. This land being
near mar'Insborg viii he sold in lots 20 sui
purchasers there viii be a good title made.
ne 'Shds WIN oe snewn by applying to the
subscriber, or to Robert McQuilkt y. living on
the premises.
Ju'v Soft JACOB MYERS, admir-.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

NotiCE-ihe Go Partnership heretofore
ex's'ing between the subscribers. under
.ne nm OF Io.4AC 5. L.4UCR, & %. was,
consent. All persons Who stand ;nJ,h,"a .n
ne concern, wilt. we hope, see the necessity
OF Masking arrangements for a snredy disrba,rr
OF TIE same, when they are assured IN, ,bs
Undersigned are themselves under beay, engag~
ments Which they are DESTROYS of iiouidstiog =,
ISAAC S. LAUCK.
Martinsburg, July i6.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

FoRMAN'S FERRY. .af0uth of Obeaea.
THE subscriber informs the nnbIic. tha, i.
d has 8 new FERRY-3OAT in good order
Tor conveying OF Wagons, Carriages. &c. aero,
the Potomac River and The Opeckon Greek =
u VIII be found to be the nearest road from
hSrtinSbarg TO Boonsboro', HagerstowD. VIA
transport, &c. also, the nearest and mosf d;res :
road fron shepherdstown. Charles,own. Sc
oy way OF Wuiiamsport to the Cuuberlssd
road IT will he attended to by
March 5-H. JAMES FOR NAN.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

AND FOR SAI.E.-The subscriber wilsl
"a tost vsiuabie Tract of LAND, now in tho
occupancy OF George Harris, Esq two mJa
IRON Maftinsourg, contsjning 263 acres 0 fffs
rave limestone SOL. now, in q tine state of culi
FatIon, with valuable improvements thereon
@gzs such 50 8 large end convenea
ssssAa DWELLING HOUSE, Kitchen,
Ia Barn. and other convenient out bOg
E''s es. a never.failipg well OF eS.
ceiieht "steri a good orchard of choice fruit
&c Possession will be given at any time shst
me @5d cay OF October mex: For terms 81 sale,
apply to Alexander Stephen, in Msriinsbug,
Or TO the subscriber near Frederick Teya,
RICHARD CRoMWELL,
June IL. 1829-tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20

fhe bachelors Club, cf Boston, for The
benefit Of all true and trust worthy bFe.
thren of ths Literary Emporium.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1829-08-20
70 THE PRINTERS or Yrx
UNITED STATES.

~&N A&MHs IL
az late the prices of sI the a~aater;..
in making Printing Types, have
greatly reduced, aud the iacrsty Of map,,e-ss
ing greatly increased. 9he Subscriber th..
fore has been induced to make 9 proporfo..
Die reduction in the prices, which from Az
FIRST Of April have been as stated IN he sn,s,
ed list.
The character OF the type made a. III. e..
derry is well knovn to the trade, WIN s,s
sured that in regard 10 the quality Of rns,'s
finish and durability, no deviation h. -
made. ~
lie has on hand q complete ,,sor,n.-
can supply sny quantity on a short no,;@
viii be happy TO receive the orders og NJ.
toners, which will have immediate ,,,as,
Merchants who have orders from .h,osS
have Offices complete with presses. 49, NaS
thing necessary for = Printing Eslabgsh.v
put up IN the NEST perfect manner.
Publishers are requested to Give ,h;s
tiseraent . place in their papers a few timss..
receive payment, 81 10 type or IN the 49,,
meut OF their accounts. p'
RICHARD RONAL.psoy
pRICES-At six month"; credit Co. ~
we'd Psper, or at a discount OF 5 per ceos ~ =
cash. Ss"s ios
Pearl. per ID. 81 40 English, a..
Nohpsreiis so Great Primer. :.
Minior, 20 Double Pic. ~
Brewer, Sc DO. CT Pr;m., %
Bourgeois, 90 Large letter nj,
Long Primer, ~ Scanbards and "
Small Plea, So tations. D.,
Plea. sc "
ThePFices Of other descriptions of Tvns.,.
probortionably reduced. '"s
Phidde5hiG, July 1929.
The rights of all., 1829-06-12
TIE British Settlement of Houduras.

We have received, says the Albion, a
file of papers from the above settlement,
and in looking over them we have been
truly surprised at their contents. These
papers describe a state of society which
we had no idea existed in any part of the
Kings domlnions-the cOloured popu-
latlon there seems to have equal privileges
with the white, and are actually struggling
with them fIr political asccndency Peo-
pie of colour, 1t appears, ar admitted to
the Councils of the Settlement, where
they indulge in freedom of debate With
The whites, bordering upon defiance.
This must be very comforting to Mr..
FoweIl Buxton. Mr.. Zacarlah Maccauley
and the people of that llk. The march OF
intellect has fairly overtaken the sable
gentry in those regions. The matter
will be better understood if we briefly
sketch, the form of government establish
ed in the co!ony.-At the head Of the set
tement is Governor, now Major Gea.
Codd, appointed by the Crown to admin
ister the government. The lext power is
the Legislative Assembly. which enacts
the laws. 10 this Assembly coIoured as
we'll as white persons are admitted, the
only qualification being certain amount
of property, (S3 3,O0O,) the coloured person
being also born in the settlement There