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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
William and MARY college.

w duo mary OOu62e.
fHE Lectures in this institution, will Commence us
Jects taught are
ls 81, Bellies Lettres, Rhetoric Logic. Mo A. Empis
raj Philosophy Criticism in references to pres e
passions.
"a Mathematics-F. 8. Campbell s, wart' professpr.
90 Law and Police-James Semple Professor
p. an POLITICAL La" and History-Thomas r Bew
oth Ancient Languages Danney Brown prof.s.or.
gers Professor AS !" o n"'
Inc S. expenses Of student for board, inclu.
oitg washing, fuel, &c. s1en
Fees to three Professors $50 each, and meta. s>~S
pnys9a class from, the ed of February. $40. 70
Natrcniation Fec, 'r-Ss
me expenses Of student, the second year. iSs
Law students should bring with tbarn 49,. v:.:
Laws acts of Congress and Fuckers Blacks,ons Ti
VIII haze the use of well selected Library
expresses for the course, s.,g
The School of Ancient Lanyuag.s ~ III, p.nr
metic English Grammar and t;eoeranhv rh sn.
OF the course of instruction. begins on the Ist ~ &c
and ends on the last day of August:
III. r..,,,.. 1920
noara out OF College, except the written reone,, ne
."e or guardian, nor in any is more to ha
paid for BOARD han the charges above mentioned on
nan OF Which must be paid when the studen, ents.
Coege, and the other half the expiration of b.Ir
the term. ~ ~ "a"
1t IS believed that :. Laws and Regulations If tbi
institution as recently modified present .o n.n |
oucements to suiious and orderly habits and provide
so many checks to Incidence and misconduct as to ,e
cure the utmost diligence and proprietv of bebaw;
on on inc part o. scholars and students. For the in.
,orma.on OF the religious community, itmay be proper
20 remark that by statute of the Visitors the COLLEGE
chapei has been opened and students (w;,bo,t h.;6
con,Pehed) Will have an opportunity of ATTENDING
iayerseVery morning previous to the commencemen5f
OF the DAILY Coie9iatr exercises
They, who DESTROYS to enter nv of .h 49,,
ue ensuing Session, are earnestly advised 10 be nre
sen: at tme commencement of the course. as mucb
INJURY VIII result from delay in this particular.
,h. N,,;o, A. EMPIE, Pres.
ne National Inteiiigencer, U s Telegram. Rich.
n mono E"qnrer Constitutional Wing, C. Star, Ray.
eteVi'ie Observer Newburn Sentinel Cane R.,r Rs
corder' Norfolk Herald and Petersburg Old Doma;nr
ae reques'ed to publish the above notice once fort
hght until the opening of the College
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
Erona the Boston paNadlun nf rplsn..a..

EXECUTION OF KNArr = Agreeably TO his seneSce John
pie began TO assemble about the prison crow d., at IN .p
nou and soon after O'Clock supposed that eight or ten
The scene BY half past o'clock Knapp taken leave of
me family in the cell where he had from the ay
s sentence and appeared at the place execution IN The
jan yard attended by JoephE. Sprague Esq High Sheriff of
Ri Rev Bishop Grsvo!d and throughout the anna To oy
,asophe maintained the apa,hetc composne that he
u, u'N en- ROCK coat While vest dark pantaloon
and boots and being asked if he ready he replie ve
no dying speech but looked round nomen, and ,
me multitude The cap drawn his eyes and he was
in The midnight assassination Of the aie Capt White
Inc Salem Gazette of Tuesday saws the two hro,hars
evening They both requested il of the saoier and @
d1se ne conducted Joseph from cell lin the ;rd
hey spent some time together 1t time thew had
met SINCE they carried into together to be arIaign
eph wasted and feeble BODY and appears miserable and
broken down in body, and spirit having little appetite for
ENJOYING h'e rest and with difficulty uterng arcuae words
20 the question from Joseph whether Frank was really .s
wen as he appeared to he Frank replied sYe can sleen
DIS s""hd now on the soft side o plank ever could
Yesterday they INDUCED another sad
s III mus Eod: fhey hade each other fare,ceu
e such circumstances must give pognancy 10 main
sharpness to agony. " pun anu
correspondent ofthe Boston Trauscrio cav, SCI, = ~
u nom 10 3ouo persons were present. fhs of whom
were from out of town, and regret several hundreds
h @ were fINAIss II but justice, however, state
a amoe orderly collection of people before seen
a machine has been invented in Worcester Emo
aho' TO be worked by steam. particularly adap, ed
0r cutting canals, leveIIing hills for railways &c
Inc engine cuts at single movement, 6 feet wide
and feet deep, delivering into cart upwards of a
ton per minute.
ii tGretgn farh-J. w. ParIiins, late High Sher-
III OF London has been convicted, in Bucks county
LOT an assault and battery upon able and sen
fenced TO ~ days imprisonment in the ail of the
county and to pay fine of $50.
FhOUR-inspected in the city of Richmond.
during the quarter, ending 3oth Sept. 1880
67T45 Barrels Superfine
3-2l7 Half do do
1885 Barrels Fine
639 Do AIiddlngs
I78 Do Condemned
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

FEFFRENcTg
Hon J. Clark, Winchester, Kentucky
Robert WicklTfe and l.. Combs Lexington Nv
John J. Crienden and Por,er Clay, Frankfort
a III Powell, Danpl Lee r q piGbaI and a. 6 T:idboll
Winchester. Va
timuIe - ~ ~
Lexington, Kentucky Sept II 1850 sep 21-5rc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
General Agency in Kentucky.


'HNtiE subscribers will paving taxes teoantpg Nh,
collecting rents making sales preparing suits. or any other
business IN relation nop-redgs land in any part of Ken
lucky They will also the collection Of eb or any
nar business In every instance where titles are to he
investigated, certificate OF dcPoste solvent bank FIR
an amoun, sufficient pay expenses must he forwarded
before the business undertaken Letters addressed TO us
po Pa'' at Lexington, n.y., will be puucualy TO-
JOHN MILTON.
EBIN MILTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

''''iSia AT n superior court of chancerv heI,T
" at me c pitol In the city of Richmond on Satnr
Gay Hiarch 9TH, 1880: Besey McCredie Kitder R.u
anu hueia'ae ms wife, formerly McCredie and Isober.
sprsgs and Polly his Wife formerIv McCrad, ou ,s
asans. James renn, executor of George Mcf,red;a
uectl, 1eorgr Mccredie and John McCredie ,evss.s
OF SAID George McCredie, decd, Waller Dunn go
CT John Graham, decd, Berley Randolph es,or ~
larry He'h, who WAS eS'or of Samuel Clarke iec
and William Long, dts @NN'
On motion of the plaintiffs bv cou,o., ~.
dismissed as to all the defendants excent Iobn ~
CFede and George McCredie without coats nj
'hefeupon the CAUSE ON to he heard On -
Original and supplemental bills of the PLAINTIFF %
iof cons sses, exhibits and ths records and nroca
ngs !atey pending in this court, by the stvIc rf r.,
Ifeaie vs.. renn AL and Graham McCreGe =
al, ana was argued by counsel. On consider.t;on
w"ereo'' appearing that the whole personal est.ts
oi o'e sad George McCredie, decd hath No. -.
nauste IN the payment of debts the court doth orden
.a' one OF the commissioners do state and renor. IN
te court, an account of the real estate of feora M,
oieu'e tne cider dec, d of the manner in which the
same nath Deem disposed of, and what parts ,barap
ana what rents and profits thers of have been rec;S
oy 'he saio John, and George NlrCredie the vance,
e"uer oi tnen or any other person or persone for
te'' OF either of tbe and the value oP the sa;5 80,
estate, ana ITS several parts that the same oon;s,o
er 90 state an account of the lcgacies 10 the n.;n
1T TINS SUIT, shelving the of prncioaI p,ana,
ana interests due each respectively that If
py e'ner OF the parties be also tahe an acconnt %
oeots, II any, outstanding, and due from the es,o, %
the sara George Mcs rede the elder, decd which w.,
De ehted to satisfaction Of the real etaa of fha
sad George Nc Fedic the elder decd in nrefer.ncs
20 he pain,it iegacies, with other matters spe
may be required by the parties to be so stated .b
sara commissioner s authorized TO examine anv of ,fa
par'ies IN solemn form touching the premises S
Nopy' iestes Ww 6. PRSDnErus. C, g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

fsNo Mrs Abigail Mayo Edward c. Mayo. and
n all others whom it may concern
Notice is hereby given that an application win T.,
made to the nex General Assembly, to pass an act
authorizing the erection Of another Bridge across
DANES River, between Richmond and Manchester
70 DC eheF free or subject to tolls, and Co be built
by the Commonwealth, or incorpornte con,any' ~
individuals, as shall be deemed best -
Sund'y Citizens Of Chesterfield Cooo,tg.
IL 0N"'''S-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05
ComwrssroSEa's OyE4an.

Rtcftrnond, .4ugust 3I6s 1880
The parties interested viii please taxi ,ot;o g..
. pave appointed the End day Of November neS. to
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
Utuef Oh 'ne court: on which day, at O'Clock A. NJ
.ne va sanRs) with the necessary proofs aud docu.
men's' ready for examination and settlement.
oS-Iaw@m AMOS LADD, Commissioners
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

0LD IRoNstDEs.-We rejoice 10 learn, saws the
Boston Patriot that orders have been rece1ye5 -,
Charlestown Navy Yard to repair, with he len
possible delay he frigatc Constitution Public
Pinion proved TOO strong for the Secretary Of H..
Navy, and be has teen bligsd to abandon his +,
found project ofsclling the pet ship Of :he UNI co
States Navy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

RANPoLPH. Tho Concord sIoop or war. sailed
~ CopehenhageD, Aug. 5th for St Petersburc.
having Oh boardMr Ranl6lsh our infs,er to H,Issi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

We learn from The Boston Gazette that n 1o,for
bos been received by gentleman Of that CITY dateJ
6l0raltar' Angus 9. which mentionsthat Conimodore
PORTER had arrived there his way 10 io,ers anil
there learned The events which had taken place at Al
RS II" was 10 sail the next day 10 Nsbon =
What wo5ld be his Gcxt destination vas not known
ID.
W RANDoLpH.--Tho Concord sIoon or war s,ifel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-05

w we are authorized to say, that Edward G.
Mayo OF HenHco' is candidate 10 represent th
Senatorial district composed "fthe counties Of Hen
RICO, Nv Kent Charles City, James City aid th
City Of Richmond.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

We have been requested 90 state.
'hat laborcrs are IN great demand on
The line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
lanai. One thousand or more could
readily had employment; wages or,
a. high as Sl4 month, besides board
The work progresses with astonish-
ing rapidi'y, considering The difiicvl-
ties which have 10 be surmounted and
'he limited number ~ hands. About,
nine 81 ten miles, sboye the part lha,
10 nov na,igable, will be readv 10 lss
IN the water m the course ol nest
month. - Georgefogn Gaxsfe.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

SIAtSfON. VA MAY ~.
On Friday last. while David W. Pat.
team, Esq. was returning about noon
from his farm. which is not more than
two aud half miles from town, he was
stamped by foeipad, who seized the
br'dic of his horse. presented a pistol.
and demanded his money. Mr.. y. af.
ter some hesitation. doubling whether
the person before him was really rob.
Der. and after receiving a second de
mand Tor his money, seized the barrel
OF The pistol anil turned IL of from hin
when the fellow letting 60 his hold
ut the horse To assist The other hand.
MIR. y. madc grab ut his face, which
Vas covered with dirty cotton hand.
kereh,et. leaving his eyes only exposed.
by which he dersDged The handkerchief
so that the rolhan could not see, and
thus Vas enabled To- break away from
h'm. During the contest, We under
stand MIR. u. noticed that the cock II
The pistol was dow n, rs " IL had been
snapped--and had some thought If dis.
mouhiinK to engage ia personal combat
With the rObber, but concluded the frI
low might most probably prove an over
match for hiip. The ruIIian is dc.ct,A
ed by MI. Pstieson as but little unds,
sax feet high. and ~ having bad on q
iisht blue Jeuns coa:, white pantsloons.
and white hat. II ~ 90 BE- regretted
mat no general alarm was given, % the
fellow might have been caught; the
only eAeTiion made 10 apprehsnd hin,
We believe vas made BY Mr.. Patterson
himself, few hours after The occur.
renee. - Spectator.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
LATEST From COLOMBIA.

Capt. Ellis. Of the schooner Retsey.
in q days from Savinilia de Colombia,
informed the Editors Of the Journal Of
Commerce, that no decisive change had
taken place in the affairs of the coun
try. IL was reported at Carihaseno.
that Bolivar had been waited upon by
a great number Of the first inhabitants
of Bogota, aud likewise by the civil
authorities, begging him TO accept again
the supreme command Of ColomJia.-
The result" says Capt. f.. "was not
known When sailed. This informa.
ton comes from good authority"
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

Rata! .7ccidenL. A man named John
Crisweil. a wagner in the employ of
" IN. Linn. OF Adams county, Pa,
was killed on Monday week. while de
seending the AllegsBy mountain with
his wagon. near Schcllsburg. The hor.
sea took fright and started rapid,
down the hill the driver Was on fnoi,
and IN his effort to seize and arrest their
progress. he was thrown under the
wheel, which crushed him so severely
AZ to occasion his death the same even
ing. { Bah. Pat
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
LFlon NE cinemr..i ch,on.elc. !

P'"" we S'ncHHsif Chronicle
Since the introduction 81 s,eamboss
'h'o England. We are infpfn,ed that t.t
"agh boat the NorsIoh) hag JH,r
her toiter. Shis was more than twelve
years since. Immediately aftsr~std'
here Was . parliamentary enaetmcf,
90 ne subject, and no disaster ~ lie
KIND has since taken place. Weme
glad TO hear that This subject hes az ls.'
Seea tskeb sp by Congress. he
Csan1bcr Of Commerce ~ this ci'y tls
also appointed a committee To- ,nSe.n-
gate and report upon tbis matter. We
ifast the 'nVe-i'gsiiOn will he pursued.
"n'h such measures ere adopted a. - %
eheciusliy cheek The recurrence ~
these dreadful accidents.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26
GENERAL Y1srELLIaEuoE.
LATEST FROM EUROPE.

The Editors ot the New York Jour-
nal Of Commerce have received An
ster,Iam papers TO the 30th March in.
elusive.
A Frankfort date Of the Goth men
tons the receipt Of a letter from ST.
Petcrsburgh. which states the PROPOSE
,ioH Of the Porte TO satisfy the indem-
nifty tn Russia by cession Of the Prin
cipsliiics, is objected To by one of the
great Powers. in consequence of which
cession would probably be made in
Asia. Many messengers were passing
between the Russian Court and the
Turkish Ambassador.
Accounts from Constantinople to
March Cd. state that the late REFS EG
fendi reformed out Of office) has been
succeeded by Manned Hamid. Bey.-
Two persons have died Of the plague
IN the Turkish Capital. Count OrioH.
the Russian Ambassador, has received
orders to remain there for the present.
Various experiments have been made
before the Royal Institute. London.
which appear to establish the fact. that
ships may be prevented from founder
ing at sea. by fixing in different parts
Of them tubes filled NTH air. BY the
exhibition Of mode filled, with the
tubes. it was completely tested, that
no matter in what way the vessel might
be- thrown. she would ALWAYS right. and
could not sink. The lecture was re-
ce,ved with great applause. and seve
raj governments, i; is stated, have the
plan under consideration. In the
course ct the lecture, il was mention
ell, that since 1898, 573 British vessel.
Of war have been lost at sea-and ZOO
seamen had persisted.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

.5dreTlising. tie advertise IN q ia;
y ploer "a London Ior one year, coat,
- hundred dollars. In the wss,er,
eountry' " - expected ven ~ilI adsev.
use ior nothing. and be grateful foy the
Pasrvnagr. = CUsina0ii .9,Hsriecn.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

Fax and Bofrar. A friend, says
the Journarof Commerce. has show n
US the original Of the So called procla
nation OF Paez, which ". published .
day ar two since, az taken from the
Massachusetts Journal. II proves TO
be, not a decree of Pacz. nor a decree
at all, but only form, of a decree.
which The Editor OF the Caracas Far.
macopOlO' says ougha to be issued.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

aud he makes his award in three mpn'as.
All the British and American doeu-
ments have been received NJ the Hague.
CN. +. Albion.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

nan so as 10 provide for the printing Of
six thousand copies of the report Of the
Agricultural Committee, sf the 18th OF
March last, on that subject. and the
like number Of copies Of DuPonceau's
and DE iiomergue's recent essays on
American silk. MIR. Haynes moved
to lay the resolution on the table. but
the proposition was rejected by q vote
Of % 10 n. The discussion Mas ar.
rested by the expiration Of the hour
Mr.. Bell moved TO suspend the rule of
the House. devoting Friday to the con.
sidcratisn 81 prisa'c business, in order
TO take Up the Indian bill; but the mo-
ton was nega,ived, upon a division,
by yeas and nays I01 TO 90. The
residue &c the day Was occupied in the
consideration Of private bills.
Amongst the business transacted bv
the Senate yesterday in Executive SEES
sion, VAS the rejection, as We learn. Of
WHARTON REcroR. as Indian Agent.
Nat. Intel. of Nay 81.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

meutS have Dcen received ~ tue Hague.
~ T. Albion.
Extraordinary casr Of Resuseifa'ion.
-EDscfs Of lightning. -Prrsons sp-
pareutly dead from lightning. have
been recovered by repeatedly throw ing
cold water over che whole badly. Ma
nv instances are recorded. The Rev.
Mr.. Steel. Of Paris. in the State Of
New York. has lately, in the newspa.
per., mentioned \ case Of this kind
A lady Was with her husband in the
house. and the latter WAS struck ap-
parently dead by lightning. The lady
happily recoliectcd having, few days
before, read i'm the newspapers. Of the
efficacy Of cold water. and had the pre-
sence Of mind Ia make . trial Of IL; on
the rd'usion of the first bucke,full. he
brgan to move, and on the repetition
of few more. was restored 60 sense
and health. II, during the recovery.
the pulse is slow, and cxiremitics cold,
bleed largely at the arm. A gentle
man now living i'm Johnston county.
X. Gol'y, ESQ., was a few years ago
struck down by lightning, and recover
cd by exposure to heavy fall Of rain.
Prom the Shaw necio~n I'M )B.zet,e. May !.
The treatment. mentioned IN the
preceding paragraph, proved success
Inl IN recent case Of apparent death
from lightning in this town. During
The thunder storm last Saturday even
Ing, one OF our citizens. Mr. Samuel
Scaton, coming near tree, which
stood In front Of the house ia which he
resided. at the instant Of a very VIVID
flash Of lightning. which fell on the
tree, received the whole charge in his
head and body, which violently tire "
him to the ground, and deprived him
OF all appearance Of life. DR.. James
Reid being called in, restored ANNA.
ton IN about so or 40 minutes, by
plentiful illusions of cold water on the
breast aud face. mot wishing to lose
time in stripping Tic body,) succeeded
by bleeding.
This case being. perhaps, in its VIC.
lence, equal TO any on record, we have
thought II important to state some Of
the particulars, a. q matter Of public
interest. There must have been a
great accumulation of the electric fluid.
as. IN entering hi. body, il tsre his coat,
made Of linsey,) vest and shirt into
rents the breadth Of his shoulders, both
across and along his body, burned his
ear. sing,d the hair on the side Of his
head. and, descending in a stream Of
4 to inches broad, crossed his breast,
then descending to the loins. divided.
and passed down both extremities, and
out through his shoes. perfora,ing them
with holes as though buck.shot had
been forced through them. In some
places breaking the skin, and seorch
ing il IN its whole course. So rs 10 give
the appearance Of m extensive burn.
We are happy TO say. Mr.. Sealon i.
IN fair way Of doing well, though still
feeble. No injury appears TO have been
sustained by any Of the senses. nor has
he suffered much pain--the only organs
evidently affected were the kidneys.
which have been unusually excited.
and there have been some slight dis.
charges Of blood from the bladder and
lungs.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1830-05-26

North Easiern boundary. -This
important question is making rapid pro-
gress towards IA termination, and the
inhabitants Of New Brunswick, and ,n
deed British subjects at large, wbo
know the Importance Of the subject aud
how much is At stake, must feel . fear.
iul anxiety Tor the result. To them i,
IS every thing-to the United Stairs,
comparatively. nothing. az a slnfle
glance 0f the map will satisfy the most
superficial observer. SIR Howard Dou.
glas left london Tor the NrtherIand,
IN the latter part Of March. The FOL.
lowing Is the second leading article oI
the Courier 81 that month. Judge Chin.
man, although not mentioned, IL is
known, accompanies the British mis-
sion 20 take that distinguished part ia
It's discussion which has ninnte Know.
ledge of the subject and his personal
character cntitIe him tO:--
"Sir Howard Douglass left town .
few days ago for the Hague. The dis.
casslOn IT the boundary line between
the United States and our North A.
meriesn Colonies. after proceeding q
certain length between the ComRis-
sinners Of the two countries, has nov
advanced 10 that Stage in which q re
ference 60 the King Ut the Netherlands,
the appointed umpire, becomes neses
sarv. Sr IL. Douglass. 49, Governor
~ New Brunswick, ~ we'll aequainled
With ibe points at issue, aud capable
of submitting useful local infOr m tieu
ts the Royal Mediator. {"
The HsllfaS Journal has the follow.
ing paragraph -
''The Meg eG the Netherlands will
commence The dates of he Office q,
Mediator ios settling lhe great bounda
~ question brtween tie United States
and Great S.i'aiR, 90 the % April.