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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23
NO COMBINATION.

Croekery, LODGING Glasses and GIassuare.
TEVHOMAS 1. BARROW s. co. Importers, 88
Il Water street, New York, offer for sale $50
packages earthenware, china and glass, of fresh i'm
portatons and new styles, which they will repack
at the very lowest price the market afford; also
a complete assortment of looking glasses suitable
for the Southern trade.-Those merchants who are
interested IN breaking up the combination IN price of
erochcry, which has hitherto prevailed in this bug
ness are invited to give their support to an establish
ment founded on the principles of no combination IN,
trade" For the purpose of bringing about this OBJ
Ject, SO beneficial to the interest of merchants we
are contending with combination formidable in its
numbers and wealth, looking to those who will he
benefited by our for aid in its accomplish
ment. THOMAS /. BARROW g. Co
83 Water Street, New York
New York, list Feb, 1850,
feb 1I-4t s. c
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.

IA BSCONDED on Tuesday, the 9th inst. from on
sA board Mr.. P. j. Archer's boat, then lying at
Cartersvlle, Negro Man, TOM, (who calls himself
Tom Jeiferson.) He is q remarkably likely man,
about 26 years old, feet or 10 inches high, well
formed and very straight, dark complexion though
not very black high cheek bones and has lost one of
his front teeth, believe an upper tooth on the left
side, the loss of which shows when he Speaks his
dress Is not known, he went to his wife's house
lat Goociiland courthouse) the night after he alb
sconded and there changed his clothes: he has been
carria driver several years, and worked in boat
on James river the last year, consequently he is well
acquainted IN Richmond where it is probable he may
60; he is very artfIl fellow, and NAV try to pass for
free man and attempt to leave the State. I will
give liberal reward for his apprehension in the State
and $50 if taken UP out of the State and secured IN
jan so that get HIM again. Any information res
hatan county, Va, will be thankfully received.
ROB'T K. DABNEY.
Powhatan, Jan 50, 1880 wifi
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VxSiRGlNIA:-At rules, holden in the clerks office
" OF the superior court of Chancery for the Rich
mond district the 18th day of January, 1880: Thomas
G. Howard and Richard Whitfield, ex'ors of Willis
Cowling. deceased, pitts. against Elizabeth Jeffries,
VIM d. Wren, admir- of Robert Bell, decd, Robert
W. Shelton, decd, and other dts
The defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according
to the act of assembly and the rules of this court,
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is
not an inhabitant of this country 1t is ordered that
the SAID defendant do appear here the frs. day Of
the next June term and answer the bill of the plain
tits; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city of
richmond, for two months successfully, and posted
at the front door OF the capitol in the said city.
copy. Teste,
ISO WIN. C.
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100

4 Goochiand county court, 18th November 1922
IL John NJ. Trevilian, pitt against John S. Fleming
and George Fleming, dfts.-IN cHANcEny.
The bill of the plaintiff being read and fled and the
defendant, John s. Fleming, not having entered his
appearance and given security according to the act of
assembly and the rules of this court and it appearing
10 the satisfaction of the court, that he is not an
inhabitant of this state, the motion of the plaintiff
by counsel it is ordered, that the said defendants John
.. Fleming, do appear here the third Monday in
March next, and answer the bill of the plaintiff, and
public newspaper, printed in the city of Richmond, for
Two months successfully, and that another copy
posted at the front door of the courthouse Of this
Their ordered, that the defendant, George Fleming do
not pay away, secrete, otherwise dispose of any
money OF property in his hands, belonging to the de-
to pay the plaintiffs demand in his bill mentioned and
the costs of this suit, until the further order of this
court. a Copy. Teste,
1lo Nan. w. MILLER, D. C. g. C.
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the Vice President Bustamen,e has completely Succeeded
and tc whole country has declared in his @ after am ins
new President shall be appontedS We now hope every
thing will 60 well for time; those at the head OF the 90
vernneu, inspire good deal Of confidence Guerrero and
Santa Anna have both retired their hacendas testaes
they have been completely forsaken."
-
4 BALTIMORE, Feb. II.
The ship Dumics Harvey, the short Of 26 days
from Cadz the capes, arrived Annapolis yesterday
Captain reached town yesterday afternoon, but did not
bring his newspapers Flour Cadz, on The l4h Janua
ry, selling at 81 %. 1880 49,
Capt Harvey sa.ss that the Nth january, Ten Pr
RATES, Frenchmen- aud SpaniaIds, were EAECUiED at
Cadz, they having captured long missing ship Topaz Of
Boston, and murdered every board OF this horrid
deed they made full confession. besides enormes equally
great committed upon English vessel which they also
confessed The Captain of the pirate vessel conne-
attibaltar and English fgae had proceeded to
bring him Cadz for trial. Capt H. that more daring
aud hardened Sc, of villains never appeared form,
that they the GREATEST Indifference
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VIRGlNlAs--At a superior court of cb,rearv b.,a
IN The town s OF oEredsI,eksourg, the 2s,h dry
of Charles Howerton, deed. pltf apa;nst vhorn..
Newbl, in his right, and executor os ty;ia,,,
Newbll, decd. Thomas Pitts, Sheriff of Ees.r 60.
mitee administrator of George Newbil, deed Iah,,
Newbil, James Newbill, Richard Newhili, VIM. Ne,ws
bill, owe Jeifries, and Polly his wife, Travcrs
wood, and Ann his wife, Vim. Robinson she,;e. e
King and Queen, committee administrators of the es,,
of VIM. Garrett, decd. Rebecca Newbli, widow s,i ,
reLct OF Wm Newbiil. decd. and Henry w. Latany'
will annexed ct Lewis Dix, decd Henry G. Howertop
Thomas Dix, yr and Robert Garrett administrator de
sonis non Of John Greshem, jr. decd. dts.
This this day, be heard NV r,,,,
SENT to the defendant. Robert Garrett, admjns,r,
tor de bonfs non Of John Gresham, decd who this div
filed his answer) upon the bill, answers of the DIS
Traverss Lakewood, and wife, Henry w. Latany. ana
Warner Lewis, admrs. with the will annexed, of Lew
is Dix, decd. and Robert Garrett, exhibits and exam
nations OF witnesses, and upon the of Tun-
stah 1ranan decd, late ex'or of John Gresham, decd
the bill of the pltf being taken for confessed as to
all the other dts upon whom the subpoenas awarded
IN this cause, have been duly executed ami moro thar
four months having elapsed since the return i.H.
thereof and was argued by counsel; on considerable,
Whereof the court doth adiudge, order and decree
that the dts Thomas Hewbill and Thomas Pitts sser
lift of Essex, committee aor of the estate of George
Newb, decd. do settle, before one of the >confn;S
soners OF this court account OF the actings of t
SAID Thomas and George Newbill, on the estate rs
Wm Newbill, decd up to the time Of the revocation,
OF the letters Parliamentary of the said George New
bill and an account of the actings of Thomss Nxw-
tA' " NnS ooiu SsatS subsequent UeretO 6hewiu9.
the value of the slaves, and other estate deivereI
over by the said exors either of Them, the dit.
sebecca Newbill and the other legatees of the said
WIN. Newblf decd in which settlements, the executes
rial account of Thomas Newbil on The said estate
made pursuant to an order of the county court of Es
sex, bearing date the 21st day of August 1921 ana
admitted 10 record, the Goth day of August is}o
IS to form the basis subject to be and as
he'd by the PLAINTIFF and it is further ordered that the
said Thomas Pitts do render also, account of
administrations the estate of George Newbil decd
which said accounts, the said commissioner is hereby
directed to state settle, and to the court repor to-
gether with any special matter deemed pertinent by
parties, to be stated.
Copy. Teste, A. W. MORTON. C. C.
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TRUSTEES sale.

UY yiriue Of deed of executed for certain purcs
= therein meusioned by the hate Landon CATER U of Rich
mond county, which deed bears date day March,
1926, and is of pcord IN the clerks county
said WILL at DE courthouse of e county aforesaid
o'clock, A M Monday, the 18th day of April next offer
for sale TO the highest bidder for cash, of lying
tire county aforesaid the said house. adjacent
Sabine Hall; which said tract the property the said
Carter and contains about nine hundred sixty acrcs
ian 1-faw3m JOHN MINOR Trustee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23
ysabolesaIe 35rtres Gurre:se.
Richmond, Ie6ruayo 92. 1890.

STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
good to fine, 10Olb. SEA 10
middling, 5 a6
common, a a 5
refused, 3 a 4
manufactured
LIST quail. cavendisn, lib. 35 a DO
small twist, no. /, II ala
no. 20 a II
Flour, city mills, new, 4 75a5
canal, A I2a25
Wheat, red rs, white so
Corn, bush. Sass
Coal, best for shipping, l6 a 20
inferior, ii a Is
CottA 81 a 81
WHIoUs OTHER ARTICLES.
Bees,oar, best, % a IS
Butter, ii a Is
Beet, mess, Dbl. 10 so a II
fresh, 3 25 a $50
Bacon, new, 81 ~
Cheese, 7a8
Candles, ta!low, mould, 10 a II
sperm. 81 a 90
Coffee, w. ]. green, l2l ala
Rio, 12A ais
Java, white, 16 a IL
ordinary qualities, II a I2A
Chocolate, no. /, 1Gal8
CoPperas, ID. 8 a 81
Fish, herrings, TO. 1, 5 so a G
shad, no. /, S a 5 so
mackerel, NO. 1, 1 Dbl. 8 % a
do. TO. 2, 5 a 5 25
do. no. 3, 8 IS a4
Fruit
raisins, bunch, box, 8 25 a3 SC
muscatel, 3
Feathers, live geese, good, 3oa32
Glass, window, 3x10, so feet,
2 rs 10x12, do.3
GunPo,uder, Dupont's, 5 so a
Hemp, American, ton, I25 a 13t
Eides, Sp'h, sun-dried, Nc a is
saited, Ia IS
Indigo, Spin flotant, lib. / 75a2 25
!ron, Swedes, ton, los
English, 85 a 90
American, IS a SO
Lard, new, 61a7
Lime, ] Is
Leather, sole, Is a %
upper / rs a 2 IS
Lumber, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantable, IL a Is
Mahogany, ST. Dom. #. Ii a 2s
Bay, 8 a IL
MoiaSsss, gal. N. O. 26 a 90
superior, % a "a
w. India, generally, % a 80
Meal, bushel, 40 a 45
Mails, cut, Id. 6
Oil, linseed, gal. Is a 70
tanners, Dbl. ii a Is
sperm. winter prsd. gal. 90 a 81
do. summer do. So u so
Oats, bush. 80
Plaster Of Paris, ton, 5 rs
Pork, prime, Dbl ii all SO
mess, II
fresh, (hogs,) I00lbs So
Rice, Carolina, (new) 8 so
Sugar, loaf 1920, lump I5a17
N. O. brown, 100 lbs. 2 a9
St. Croix, do. 9 a 105
muscovadoes, 8 a 10
Sail, sack, Liv. filed, 2 45a2 So
ground alum, 2 4Oa2 IS
Saltpetre, ID. 10 a IL
Spirits
brandy, copac, gal. 90 a 40
apple brandy, new, % a 30
peach do. IS a 90
rum, st. Croix g. Ant. GO a 81
do. New England, 81 a 30
gin, Holland, 80 a los
do. American, 80 a 81
wliiskcy, n a %
Steel, German, lb. IL = IA
Eng. biistered, ID
Amer. do. 6
Shot. cut &
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23

M EDLEY will stand the ensuing Spring at INV
lVA stable, in the county of Chesterfield, beip1
the same place he made his last season, within one
mile OF Moodys Tavern, 18 from Petersburg, and
" from Richmond, and is now ready to serve mares
at $40 the leap $50 the season, payable the 18th Ju
" next, when it will expire-S50 to ensure mare.
payable as soon she is known to be in foal, and
one dollar to the groom.
.Iedteyis handsome grey, years old tits Spring.
full is hands high-for form, strength, beauty an
pearance, performance and blood, admired and an
proved.-He has made but one season, when he
had ID mares besides my own. Mr.. John ID Kir-
by's mare Coquette was, however, put to him be-
fore he made season, and produced very promi-
sing grey fliey, which is The only of his get
that has yet appeared 500 in cash was offered for it
at months old, and $1,000 asked-snd as addition
al evidence ofthe value of his family, sold last fall
the half oftwo FLIES by Sir Charles out of Medlcys
Gam, Old Reality, four and the other two years
old, for $500 in money. My overseer Mr. Baugb
mysoO George and Arthur Taylor, all residing near
the stable will attend particularly to all orders in my
absence. w r. JOHNSON
Chesterfield. Feb . can
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TO CLERKS.

a Young Man, well qualified to discharge the du-
"A ties of County and Superior Court Jerk, is
DESTROYS of . situation. Letters addressed TO A. b.
Bowling Green, Caroline county, will be attende&xo
feb l5-w4W
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
BY and 'oih Hs advicc and consent EFF tie Senate
EEppY ny

by ana WEHt ulS uuclce ana consent 0t The Senate.
FEERyARY 10Th, 1880.
Eenry Whitley to be Collector of the Customs for
the District, and Inspector of the Revenue for the
Port of Wilmington, i'll the State of Delaware vice
Allen McLane, deceased.
George Grent TO be Collector of the Customs for
the District OF Alexandria in the District of Column
bIa, vice Humphrey Peoke, resigned.
James Dairymple TO be Surveyor for the District of
Salem and Beverly, aud Inspector Of the Revenue for
the Port OF Salem in the State Of Massachusetts, from
the 29tn OF January, 1890, when the commission of
John Saunders expired.
Benjamin Hawkesto be Surveyor and Inspector of
the Revenue for the Bort of Beverly, in the State of
massachusetts,, from the Goth of January 1890 when
the commission of Jonatian Smith expired.
John p. Norton to be Collector of the Cpstone for
the District Inspector of the Revenue for the port f
Edgartown, in the State of Massachusetts, from Tie
18TH OF February, 1880, when the commission of
Thomas Cooke VIII expire. -
Robert >. Garnet TO be Cqfacrcr of the Customs
for the District, and Inspector oftbe Revenue for tho
Port of Tappahannock, iii the State of VIRGINIA from
the 9th of January, 1880, when the comm igson If
John Dangericld expired. "
Walter Bradley TO be Collector oftbe Cus,o,os for
the District, and Inspector of the Revenue for ttn
Port of Fairfield, in Che State of Connecticut fro,
the 2eth Of January, 1890.
William Willard to be Surveyor and Inspeetor &c
the Revenue for the Port of Saybrook in the State
ESComfcciicnt, eIom Tic 18Th q March, 1880.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO

The annexed important information from Mexico has been
received by very respectable mercantile house of Phade
pha from their correspondents Vera Cruz The revolution
effected military ono; what particular aspect and spirit il
may give to the Government, unable say. We do
not share in inc confidence which is believed have nsp
Ted--.Nat. CfnS
Extract Of letter dated Tcra CyttS Oh January.
awe have great pleasure in announcing that the affair Of
General Bus,amer;e IS e2rey conciued tie riau srmcd bV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23
A. W. MORTON. c. c.
Ccn.missioner's Office.

Commissioners Office,
Iappahannock, Jan, 20, 1880.
The parties interested, will take notice that fin-
appointed Friday, the 9Th day of March next to settle
the accounts directed by the foregoing order of
and on that day. by 10 o'clock A. NJ they are required
to attend at this Office, with all the Vouchers record
copies, and other testimony necessary to enable ms
to comply with the said order of court.
LAWRENCE MUSE.
REQ o-law 4wc NJ. Com. Oh. CT. Fred.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-23

Samuel Brown to be Naval Officer for the District
Of Providence, in the State of Rhode Island from the
29,h January, 1880.
John d. Roberts to be Collector of the Customs
for the District and Inspector of the Revenue for the
Port of East River, n the State of Virginia. from the
28th Of January, 1880.
William Gray to be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue for the Port of Port Royal in the State of
Virginia, from the goth of January, 1880.
Henry Muse to be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Revenue for the Port Of Urbanna, in the State of
Virginia, from the 29th of January, 1880.
Levi Pagan to be Collector of the Customs for the
District and Inspector of the Revenue for the Port
of Plymouth, in the State of North Carolina, from the
10th of February, 1880.
Thomas II. Blount TO be Collector of the Customs
for the District and Inspector the Revenue for the
Port of Washingten, in the State of North Carolina
from the 10th of February, 1850.
Samuel S. Law to be Collector of the Customs for
the District, and Inspector of the Revenue for the
Port of Sunbury, in the State of Georgia, from the
18th of March, 1880.
Ambrose Crane to he Surveyor and Inspector of
the Revenue for the Port of st. Marks, in the Ter
ritory of Florida, from the 24th January, 1880.
G. Levasseur to be Surveyor and Inspector of the
Port of Bayou ST. John, IN the State of Louisiana
from the Gath of January, 1880.
John G. Mawncy to be Surveyor and Inspector
of the Revenue for the Port of East Greenwich, IN
the State OF Rhode Isund from the Goth of January,
1880.
james Collinsworth of Tennessee, to be Attor-
ney of the United States for the Western District
of Tennessee, in the place Of Thomas Fletcher, re-
signed.
William A. Harrison of Virginia, to be Attorney
ofthe United States for the Western District of ir
ginia, in place of Edward s. Duncan, resigned.
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WAsurNGroy, Feb. 90.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 90.
The debate in the Senate, it will be perceived, is
yet going on and does diminish in interest, is
shown by the still crowded lobby and galleries of that
body, if other evidence were wanting. Mr.. Noble, of
Indiana has the floor for the next days debate. Mr..
Smith. of South Carolina, who nearly the
moment with Mr.. N, will probably follow him; and
other Senators supposed to be prepared take
their share in the debate.
In the House of Representatives yesterday, bills
of importance were presented by the Committee on
Roads and Canals the proposing aid to the South
Carolina Rail road, the other to the Baltimore Rail
road. After the regular nsalment of debate made in
teresting yesterday, by the in which the SUBJ
ject handled,) the measure of the Retrenci-
ment Committee, for reducing the expences of the
House of Representatives by the adjustment of of
the employments created by order of that body; the
House proceeded to the consideration Of private bills
according the rule which apart Friday and Sa-
turday for the discussion of bills Of that description
The Judiciary bill lies over, therefore, Monday,
when, if the House arrives at that order of the day.
Mr. Spencer of New York. may be expected to present
his views of the amendment which he has proposed
the BILL Of either House of Congress, there is no
member to whose views, subject of that descrip-
ton, respect is due, than to those of this dsn
guished gentleman.
The House of Representatives sits to-day: the Sen.
ate adjourned over to Monday.
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Is.ems Hks .e,nepp vhith love BAH spteaa

Seems like esnopy which Love hath spresd
To cur sa her sleeping world. Yon gsntle biis,
ROBBED in a gsrment OF untrodden snow;
Ysn d.rk-st walls whence icicies depend
So stainless tsat their white aud glirering spesrs
Tinge not N. moons pure hesmi Jon o@''lsd
,e'eep,
Whose banner hapgeth o'er the ti~s ~crn toH'T
so ,sly, th.t wrspi F,ney 6eemeih
A metaphor of Peace all fern scene
Where muring Solitude might love 20 W.T.
Her soul above this sphere ~ esrtsiness;
Where silence unSislurbed might wstch ssne
So cold, 80 brieh, az still.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-01-28

honest gentlemen, who, wisely deenhipg szs
own country too circumscHbed theatre sOz
his taieafs. Kindly provided him with arnore
extended one; and accordingly, The last pas
sage which | am enabled to record 10 the life
Of Gilbert Ghrimes, was TO Botany Bay. By
some untoward accident the forged deed
came to light, and although the evidence
brought forward upon the occasion was suf
fcieit to procure restitution to the injured
party out Of Ghrimes's ill-gotten wealth, 1t
lid not affect his life. He arrived inhi. adop
ted country bankrupt in every thing but
character, which he could not lose, inasmuch
as he happened 20 be born without one. Nor,
indeed, did be find the want of that commod.
ity in Australasia, the perfect state of public
moral. in the colnny doubtless beng such,
that to take character thither would be to
carry Goals to Newcastle
Gentle reader!-lor, in accompanying me
thus far, thy patience hath well earned Tor
thee the epithet,-if thou hast read "Fbe
hour too MANY in our last volumes-and il
thou hast rot, counsel thee, for thy minds
health. to do so--thou wilt perceive thai =
talent two many may prove equally ineonve-
nicnt since the spare hour, aud the super
numary talent, conducted their possessor to a
s1msmof, god.
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THE CHEROKEES' REPLY.

70 the proposal that they shoud remsye be
yond the Mississippi
No, neverl We wearenot the sh.ckies sf slaves
And cur fathers stern spirits would start an
their graves.
tfthey heard in thsi. Isvea hsunts the e,ranxers
pFon4 tread,
Example tightly the grass that waves ovsr their
bed.
We own not your laws or ysur tresties---this soil
Shall be ours hli your armies have made 1t
their spoil,
Dor 'twas eurs,oy the gift,by the charter Of cd,
Lsag. long ere its wilds BY the white men were
Svcd.
There was strength in the bog of the red hun.
Ger then,
And the fee eed before the stsruCherokee men,
Then, far as the eye now DER forests can roam,
Wac the land OF Tie Tree, and our own sacred
6eme-
fsut wo 90 tie day when welcoming hama
Spread the bounteous feast fsr the white mans
band,
Whey came to our shores, "a lore, shelerless few
Lhey drank OF our cup, and they s'er found us
true,
But tss serpent We cherished and warmed at
cur breast,
adss coiled round our vitsls-l.t tins tell the
rsst.
NO never: If perish we must frsm the earth,
Vet as die whers we've lived, 10 the lsnd OF
e1s birth,
pris in vain ve are told Of sloveiier scene
lssr away. where the deer rove in forests more
green,
N@ss;s the step Of the stranger will never
intrude,
Aun nature still smlle in her swn solitude.
Won oak, round whose head the red lightnings
beve pisyd
Eiii its whitening form is scarce traced IN its
shade
Say would you It's beauty and vigor restore
VI you plsst il anew on come far distant shore :
Ts soi while its roots cling to where it once
grew,
Ut mag Enger lie which nc man eau renew.
N.-is thus with sup race: we'can never again
@c-peeps the forest or hope Q regain
Efs power ofth pact. The dark warror's form
4s blasted azs wed by the merciie.s storm.
Ehen ieave us TO die, midst our own native
shade,
VRAsse we grew in our pride--Ihere alone let
9s fade.