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CITIZENS CANAL LINE,
for Philadelphia. via the Chesa-
Peake and Delaware Canal, daily,
April g..


ACKNOWLEDGEMENT tNosix, A. Nj.
The swift AMI spleneid steam boats CARROLL OF
"a kkOLLTON, Capt. Chayf0r, and WIN. PENN,
Capt. Jefries.
The Carroll of Carroll Of Carrollton Quilt in Bllti-
more) leaves the intersection Of Pratt and Light
streets, every morning. at half past six o'clock, for
Philadelphia, by way Of the Ch-,ap.ake and Della
ware Canal through which the passengers are convey
ed In splendid and cOmm0diOus BdTges 10 Delaware
Ciy-"here they will take the William Penn, and ar
rive III Philadelphia the same afternoon, at early
hour.
ne Steamboats, Philadelphia and Norfolk, (belong-
ing 10 THIS ne) have been highly improv ed since the
last season. 10 their accommodations for travellers and
VIII be employed as a or evening line in very
short time, OF which due notice will be given
Inc tables and bar, usder the ercluspe manage
meht OF The Company, and they pledge themselves,
mar hey shall not be excelled by those of any line i'm
the Unon.-The Citizens Canal Line toas established
Jor pube convenience, and exeroDs will he spared
by the Company, 10 show their gratude for the gene
rous they received last year. aud 10 en-
htie Them TO the continued favor of the public.
Baltimore, April 6. II4-wSw
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MhRRiED lat Saint Pau's Church, Troy, N. Y by
Mr. Butler Mr.. ALGrRNoN RANDoLrH of Woodvie Mss.,in.
pI, to Miss PHEBE Il. NhIL Of the former place
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.Afarkhanl rs. The Commonwealth.

ffdTkhdnt rs. the Commonwealth
In ibis case was decided, at previous Of the
Court, thu, the Appellant having been a Captain in
the Sia,e Navy, who was taken Prisoner in ISL and
patolled,and never exchanged till lst Nav 1873
entitled to hali-pay, TO commence on that day-But
upon suggestion from the Bar, the cause was conn-
uec Tor nr'h.r argument, respecting tn question Of
interest; aud Judge Green, the 30th ult delivered
the following AZ the option OF the Cour;
rs. the passage of the act of 1890.
the Commonwealth. the hi uict Court gave Judgment
N favor OF officers claiming halt pay they were allow
ed the commu'aon of live years full pay, with inter.
est from the date OF the proclamation Of peace at the
rate Of six per cer,., in lieu OF hallpAy for life. -Th
was founded upon the ies that The expression in the
act oil 1880, " as was allowed TO the Off of the Con-
uneh,a Line, was intended TO give those OF the State
Line, the same commutasn, which had been Civ.
EN- ny Congress, to the Officers OF the Contnena Line.
Ana the Court OF Appeals sanctioned this for
whilst reversed almost all of the Judgments of the
Zen Court upon the ground that the officers in question
nad not served uni; the end OF the war; and were there
mot entitled udcr the of 1870 on the pension
yet they affirmed the Judgments in three cases i'm which
ey held that the parties had served TO the end of the
war; one oil these, was that of Churchill Gibbs who
was taken prisoner in May $751; and continued pri-
soner oil war from that time till the end of the war IL
was Only by force OF the provisions of the Act of $780,
mat Communication and interest," in lieu of hafpay for
HE, could be allowcd-That Act was confined i'm its
terms to officers OF the State line, not extending those
Oh ue Navy and the former laws putting the Officers
oil the Navy, upon the footing those of the Army in
respect 10 all privileges, emouments and advantages
referred only TO such then allowed them and
not 10 such might thereafter be allowed-conseauen-
~ oiilcers oil the Navy could claim Communication
under the Act OF l19O-and Markham entitled to
ha'i-pay from the LIST May 1888, whenhe exchang-
cd until his notwithstanding TO the opinion originally
given in this but without interest for reasons as
signed in Lilly case.
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virtue OF NO Deeds ofTrust, executed 10 John NJ
IA Ar'ns'ead and William cambridge, by William L.
Morris, and Mncela his wife, the one on the eighth
day Of January 1925 and the other on the
day oil February, is2Sand another Deed OF Trust ex-
ecuted 10 Herbert A. Claiborne and Charles 5. Cav by
the sad w lillian MOrris, on the tenth day Of July
lS<S-ai oil which deeds recorded in the Husiirgs
Court Of the city of Richmond: we shall proc.eJ 70 all
on the premises, on Thursd,y. the IOh day OF June
nrAt Tor ready money, Tor thu purpose therein
Cd two Lots pieces, or parcels oil md in the city of
Richmond, known AID distinguished i'm the pIan of The
said cI,y hY No GID three hundred anil forty evsn
and No (352) ih,ee hur.red aa, hy.txo which wers
conveyed to the said Willim l. Morris bv Thomas
kutheroord and Sarah his wife. 10y their deed bearing
date the i3;h day OF June, 1925, ami admitted to re-
cord IN the Clerks Office of the Court of Hus,inys for
said cty,-snd which ar. now erected extensiv.
brick buildings, ussd "a warehouse and fer other pur.
poses: Also three otheiots, pieces or parcels OF Land
known and distinguished in the plan Of said city, by
number (3i2) three hundred and forty tvo number
three hundred and forty (3iS) aui number three
hundred and forty four (3i) with IN. buildings com
monty called Shockoe WAREHOUSE, and all other build.
ings and improvements thereon; which property was
conveyed to The sail William L. Morris, by two several
deeds, for undivided notifies hereofone made ON the
tenth day OF June, 1926 by Richard Gregory and Ez-
abeth his wife, and John Pegram, and Wilson Gregg
ry; The other, made on the day, by Jo,eph Dud-
ley OF Chesterfield county, both admitted TO record
in the clerks Office of the Hastings Court of said CITY:
also, and other L' piece parcel OF Land known and
distinguished In TIL plan Of said city, by number three
hundred and torty-sx (3i69 which was conveyed to
said William L. Morris, by William A. Smith and Sarah
Smith, by their deed bearing date the 18Th day OF SEN
TENDER. 1896 and admitted cord in the clerks Of
fce OF the Hastings Court for the city aforesaid
The Trustees have never known the title TO the iore-
going property Il be questioned, but they will only con-
vey that which is vested in themselves.
JOHN NJ. ARMISTEAD,
w. cambridge,
HERBERT A. CLAIBORNE. Trustees.
CHARLES s. GAY,
April 6. III a..
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REVOLUTIONARY CLAIMS.

We lay before eur readers the opinion of Judge
Green and regret that it is not in power
the opinions OF the other Judges in this mornings pa
per.-The decision of the Court is very interesting 1t
settles many claims which have been long depending
which occupied much of the attention of the last cgis
iuture and which would probably have been agitacd
at much expence of time and treasure for many sue
ceedng sessons.lt is impossible as yet TO ascertain
how many cases will take the benefit of the decision of
the Conrt-or what sum of money they will draw from
the Golfers of the State The calculation varies from
100000 to 200,0OO dollars.
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April 6.

ApTii %. lII-lOt
q GROCERIES, - Opposite the u s Bank, Main
20 hhds. 81. Crox, Porto Rico and Orleans sugar
so bags prime green, old white aud Java coffee
300 sacks salt, Liverpool filed
10 MD. molasses, part Iime New Orleans
10 bbls. and boxes loaf sugar, various qualities
20 hall quarter and Glib chests G. p. Imp. and Y
III. tea
boxes containing Glib. canister Of very superior
quality G. p. do.
IL chest black tea
10 half boxes No. / chocolate
30 bills Mountain and Baltimore wiskey
D DO. very superior old Rye do.
D hhds. common do
$500 lbs. cotton yaros, assorted plumbers
80 five and one gallon demjohns
90 or. boxes Spanish segars
bbls. Isle of Wight peach brandy
qr. casks Malaga wine
hhds Jamaica and Antigua rum
2 pipes +. Brandy
IL tons bar iron, Eng,h, Swedes and Country
do. blsiered German and English bl,terSd al, al
! do. plough plates
30 kegs nails
is bbis. family shad
100 bags shot
DuPonts and Red Stone Min, gunpowdor
80 boxes tallow and sperm candles
40 bbls. tar
80 do soap
80 dozen plough lines
30 do. bed cord
100 do 1-3 and I-2 pint tumblers
30 boxes ski and l0XI2 window sIass
Old Cognac, Peach and Apple brandy
Best Madeira, Sicily 10. Claret and Port wines
Cider vinegar and Holland gin
Grinds,ones, iron bound woodward and assorted stone
do.
Writing and wrapping paper
Shoe thread and wrapping twine
Durham mustard ginger
Pepper, allspice and nuimegs
Starch, alum, sapeire
Copperas, indigo snd madder, &c. &C.
On consignment, $4,000 lbs. Snihheld middling ba.
con ~
W Planters as well as Country Merchants are
respectfully invited TO call and examine.
April g 1I4-w6t
a hAk BARK The Subscrberswill give Cash Tor
~ 400 Cords Spanish Oak, at s. per Cord; and
Trade Tor 200 Cords Red Oak Bark at SO So if deli
yered 10 good ORDER we'll packed 10 the Wagons at
the Tdnnery above the Artnory.
JOHN POE & BROTHERS.
IN B'-On hand, and for sale, extensive assert.
menl OF Leather Of different kind; Curriers' and Tan.
rers Tools, Hides aud Cali Skins in the hair; all Of
which will be sold reasonable terms at their Store
recently occupied by Tate & Co., opposite the Bell Ia
vtrn. 3 e. RROTHFRS
April 8. III 81
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DED-At Liverpool the 9th January, Mrs. M,uRr con
that port. 1870 so
In Fredericksbug, on Saturday last TIMOTHY GREEN,
aged IL years. the only son of Mr. Timothy Green of place
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HOTEL, STOCK, rURNr-

RoLLINCBRoOK HOTEL, STOCK, FURNI-
I'D TURE, NEGROES, &c.-By virtue of a deed
Of trust executed by John Nibo to the subscribers, for
purposes therein set FORTH and of record in the Clerks
Office OF the Hastings Court of Petersburg
mn be Sold at Auction
on Monday, THE 10TH OF APRIL NEXT, commenc.
ing at 10 O'clock, and continuing from day TO day iii, all
Is so'd-,he following Property. TO wit:
10 shares oil Stock in the Bolliogbrook H,el.
DO do Acqueduct Company
OF which Is Garden AMI is surpassed by any Gar
den In virginia" Ills wei ,ii out, and IL in fine
ueF, ha'g great variety of choice Fruit Trees such
as Cherries, Plunb' rawberrcs. Raspberie- Peach.
es, Grap". Apples Fgs. SC. each in great abundance
and would be great acquisition TO any person keeping
House of Entertainment.
10 feet OF CrouRd in the rear Of Messrs Morl,coi &
MYERS.
The Stable in the rear of Messrs. Boswens s, Brown.
lev
:ite he Bollingbtook Hotel having three years to run
from the ist September next Attached to of the
Ienements IL first rate Bakery. now in full and
pe'e opsrahon with the custom of the greater part of
the town Tor its support. 6nc opportunity IL here
Of this kind.
The whole of the stock OF Furniture now In IN. Roll
ngbrook Hotel, embracing every article necessary for
such an establishment, all of which is OF the best quail
" and nearly as good as new, having been in less
Negroes, to wit: Mary Betsy AMI her child, Phil
u.s. iooy and Adam, all Of whom under gsoI char
&C er ana are hrst rate house servants.
The Stock OF Horses, Cows, and Hogs.
lie boilingbrook Hotel is so well known, that the
trustee deem it unnecessary enlarge upon its adj
vantages as House Of Pablo Entertainment II was
punt IN ISIS is LARGE airy and very convenient house,
having Baths attached 10 end Of it, and elegantly
furnished from the cellar TO the garrett The Stables
belonging to the Establishment large and convent
emit Taking the whole together, il il surpassed per.
maps by none in the u States Any person to
engage in business Of the kind would do well to at
tend the sale, purchase the Furniture, and lease the
establishment
There will be no pos,ponement account of the
weather.
The sale will commence with the Furniture.
Terms at sale, which will be liberal to any person
wishing to purchase largely.
PATRICK DURKIN, ! r
wM ROBERr SON. ir"''ses'
Sale conducted by WM PANNILL Aust
W The Hotel will be kept open by MIR. Niblo in III
usual style, till after the sale. and the old friends of the
establishment will find accommodation there as here
toiore.
April 6. IIl-tIs
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FENRUST SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
q TATE,-By virtue Of deed Of trust executed
10 The subscriber, and John Bullock by James Powell
10 secure the payment of certain debt, therein
uoned' TO the late William Gait Of the City of Rh-
moni, which deed bears date on the I9,h day OF No
vemher $50, and of record in the county conrt OF
Amherst the subscriber will, the t7,h day OF May,
io3o on the premises, sell by way Of public auction
LOT ready money certain tract parcel OF land, ly-
ing and being in the county ofAmherst, the Comr,
House oil said county, Oh the waters OF Trbula:ion
creek, containing 800 acres, more, less W bSng the
same tract OF land, on which the said James Powell re-
Gently resded) or such portion ,hereo; may he me-
ce'sary 10 effect the unsasfed purposes of said dee
oil trust, and deiray the charges OF sale.
Acting as Trustee, he subscriber will convey 10 the
purchaser or purchasers tn title vested in him by vir-
tue OF said deed of Trust, and none other
DAVID s. GARLAND, Trustee.
April 6. u1-St
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VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY

FOR THE BENEFIT
THE DIS.hAL ST.A.NP C.4.N.4L COMPANY
CLASS No 3, FOR 1880.
YENO BE DRAWN at Richmond On 3fonday. the
ID 12h Of .ApriI, $780,
"a MIN I o
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" We have finished the able Speech Of Mr.. Grun-
dy in this paperWe shall give place posi-
BILE to the luminous Constitutional Speech of Mr. Rowan
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Of your Majesty the entire love Of your subjects and
consolidating the power Of your Majesty, which so
essentially depends upon it"For this declaration, we
trust that Mr.. Brent will without some r-pr-
mond from the President Of the u S.
II We are free aud happy, let us content ourselves
with being without officially ntermedding with tue
affairs OF other nations No nation is more sensitive
upon this subject than Witness the cases Of
Genet, the Marquis Of Youj', and the British Minter
rom our kee Institutions. should not boast Of
then but trust il TO the dectrous agency of a free
Pess, AMI to the benefits Of our own example.
Gross Misrepresentation espondent of on.
OF the Ca's lina Papers from Wa.hing ton. sp-.ks
Mr.. u. r. Barbour's Speech i'm opposition the Ma
tondf Road Bill, and states that he has Abandoned his
Cousii uonal ohje cions-Never was there a grosser
untruih" Abandoned his constitutional obj ctions!-
Hear what MIR. Barbour did actually say upon that sub
ject:
The gentleman has deemed proper to discuss the
constitutional power OF Congress this subject In
inns particular, have determined not TO initiate his
ample but purposely and studiousy TO avoid il. But
let not any suppos. that decline to the lists
With the gentleman upon this ground, because think
the position indeiensbe Tar from this, Sir, feel
ished II may he maintained against oil the batteries of
argument which human ingenuity can level against it,
The opinion which, at an early period, entertained
IA, never under The slightest change; the con-
trary, every additional year OF my e every additional
hour OF reflection has but added the strength of my
original conviction, that 1t not within the sphere
oil our constitutional powers. Why then do decline
this part OF the discussion Because myself have on
former occasions in til. House, exhausted myself upon
1t; because by others il has undergone repeated and
elaborate discussions, has been so boed down to the
bran, that nothing short Of Inspiration itself could cast
new ray OF light upon il because my observation has
satisfied ms. that constitutional discussions urou any
point, are in i'll odour in this Hall, more especially
this which would he "as tedious thrice told tale
and because the various considerations Of justice and
political expedency are ample for all the purposes Of
my argument
4" cannot, however, forbear 10 present TO the com
mittee short retrospect Of the progress Of opinion
TINS subject, solely with view to show the encroach
ing ma ure and onward march of power" SC. sc.
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Ioltf.

NIkGlNlA.-n Cidncery-Ata Court continued
March, 1890 - -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-24
w 3 J. G. CRANE

OFFER FOR SHE,
B SEs9h Spanish Hides, various quail
~O ties
$500 sides sosl leather, Of all grades and qualities
from the very best TO the most inferior; by whole
sale or part OF side -
1000 lbs coarse and fine shoe thread
so dcz wax calf skins
Wax and russell upper leather
Book Dorncco- lining and binding skins
horse and grain upper leather
Boottrees and lasts, boot cord and webbing
Black varnish and shoe makers tools Of all kinds
Hog skins. black and yellow buck skins
Harness, bride and sklrting leather
Bag, cbaise and lining hides
Morocco skins, white and common sheep skins
Saddle trees, fish skins. horse collars
SaddIery, stirrups. bits, &c
Coach lace, gig handles and bands
TanPeTs oil and curriers' tools
600 pr Richmond made plantation shoes
Richmond slaughter hides and country hides OF all
kinds bought and sold
Upper leather and kipskins finished and in the
rough, skrting Harness leather, &c taken in
barter for hides or soal leather.
aug 27-w6t
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lie was also created inspector Geuera OF tho
National Guards Marshal and member Of several
orders and then Prince. In 1916 be connected HIM
self With Scotra lady fiAe name of Champbeli VINO
died after. aud his second VITO, also an Engiish
woman was. during the Princes reccn, residence IN
England as the French Ambass ader n distinguished
leader Of the ton. The Court Journal has been very
loud in its praise of the lady, and her departure for
France announced affair which would break
the hesrt of numerous train of friends and admirers
We believe she was also alluded to in the novel cal
led the Exclusives.
1t seems that Pugnac has been one of,ac Sing 8
most Incorporate advisers, indeed most blindly so"
de assured the foreign ministers that no explosion
would follow the obnoxious DEGREES. and he seems To
have heen l. much ason.shed at the result as any
one else. He has evidently been afraid to show MN
self since the troubles have commenced and We think
that some illusions made obnoxious munster by
the liberal Journals are meant for him. Fit IS true
that ne has escaped TO Brussels he may feel happy
in having Stunned the fate which seems TO threaten
his colleague Peyronnet.
The Prince went England in 32S as Ambassn-
do, and IN 1929 returned TO France, when he was
made President of the Council His sentiments have
all occasions been ofthe highest grade OF CHra-
1bsua
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NTIRGiNIA.-At rules holden IN the clerks Office az
the superior court of chanceFy for the Richmond
district, the 4th day of August 1880: Henry Wat
kins, ptf against Francis s. o. Kelley and Peter v
Daniel dts
The defendant Francis s. 0. Reilley not having en-.
tered his appearance and given security accordn q to
the act of Wby & the rules of this court and a
pearng, by satisfactory evidence, that no an in
habitSnt OF this country IT is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the next
thai q copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the city of Richmond for two
months successvely and posted at the front door Of
the capitol, in the said city. A copy. Teste
SO WIN q. PENDLEToN, c. C.
VTSIRGNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office,
~ of the superior court of chancery for the Rich
1nond district, the 5 day of July 1885, Mary Car
ter p1t'f. against Joseph Tate, Ed mund W. Rootes.
VIM. A Elason aud Mary his wife, and other DIS.
The defendants William n Eliason and Mary his
wife, having entered their appearance and given
security according the to act of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing, by satisfactory
evidence that they inhabitants of this copt
on the first day the of next January nand answer
the bill of the plaintiff; and that cooy of this order
be forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for two months succe ssiy eIy
and posted at the front door Of the capitol in said city
50 copy. teste, WV. G. PsSDLEroy, c. c.
V3EO Mrs Abigail Mayo, Edward &. Mayo, and
n all others whom it may concern
Notice Is hereby given, that an application will DO
made tn the next General Assembly, to pass an acs
authorizing the erection of another Bridge across
James River, between Richmond and Manchester,
to be either free subject to tolls, and to be built
by the Commemorative or incorporate company, OF
individuals, rs shall be deemed best
Sundry eftixcus IF GEesterGeld County.
sep f1-iaw3y
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William and Mary College.

iyg7HB Lectures in this institution, will commence as
\ usual on the last Monday in October. The sub
lects taught are
1st Bellies Lcttres, Rhetoric, Logic, Mo IA Empie
raj Philosophy, Criticism in reference to Pres 6:
the fine Arts and the Philosophy of the Profes.
passions.
2d aatheu,aiics--F. S. Campbell Stewart Professor.
Sd Law and PolIce-James Semple, Professor
4th Political La" and History-Thomas q Dew,
Professor
5th Ancient Languages Dahney Brown, Professor
9Th Natural Philosophy aud Chemistry-wm Ro.
gers. Professor.
The expenses Of student for board iuclu
ding washing, fuel, &c. $40
Fees to three Professors $50 each, and meta.
physical class from the I'D of February, $40, 70
| Naturalization Fee,
1es
Tho expenses of student. the second year, 1s5
Law students should bring with them, the Virginia
Laws, of Congress end fuckers Blackstone they
will have the of veil selected Library necessary
expenses for the course, Sis
The School of Ancient Languages in which ar,tb
u1etic, English Grammar and Geography, make part
Of the of instruction, begins on the LIST day of
October and ends the last day Of August expenses
S12U
The Faculty is not authorized to permit student to
board out of College, except the written Guest ef
the parent or guardian, nor in any is TO be
PAID tor board shan the charges above mentioned
half Of which must be paid when the student enters
College, and the other half the expiration of half
the term
1t rs believed that :he Laws and Regulations of this
institution recently modified, present so mauy in
ducements studious and orderly habits and provide
SO many checks 20 Incidence and misconduct as to Sc
cure the almost diligence and proprety of behaviour
the part of scholars and students. For the in
formation of the religious community, may be proper
10 remark, that by statute of the Visitors the college
chapel has been opened, and students without BEING
completely will have opportunity of ATTENDING
prayers every morning previous to the commencement
of the daily Collegiate exercises.
Obey, who DESTROYS to enter any Of the classes
the ensuing Session. earnestly advised 10 be pre-.
sent at the commencement of the course, as much
injury will result from delay in this particular
a. EMPIB, Pres
The National Inteligencer, 8 Telegraph Rich
mond Enquirer, Constitutional Wing, C. Star, FAY
ettevil!e Observer Newburn Sentinel, Cape Fear Re
corder, Norfolk Herald and Petersburg Old Dominion
requested to publish the above notice once fort
night until the opening Of the College.
Sept4 6d-1sr