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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14
THE FREDERICKSHALL
FEMALE SEMINARY.

Conducted by Miss Bcggs, ,oiH be continued this gear
t will be opened on The 18th Of January and vii!
Il close on the 5th December, with vacation Of
one month, from the 18th Of June to The 18th of July.
The pupils wll be instructed in Orthographv. Read.
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, English Grammar. Geog-
raphy with The use Of Globes, and the Rudments of
Astronomy. Tbe price OF board and tuition will be
the end of he year Each pupil will bring With her
pair of blankets, pair of sheets colonred coun-
terpane and four towels, all marked; if it is pre-
ferred tnev will be furnished by for additional
charge of s. Such young ladies' as remain in nv
family, during vacation, will be charged at The rate
of $40 per month. Such of them as may choose to
be instructed in Music, will be charged at the rate of
$50 per quarter, OF sc lessons. There are few
vacancies yet to be filed
u Letters addressed to me. GARDENERS Roads,
Louisa, will be promptly attended to.
dec 7-lawi2t PREDK. HARRIS.
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enabled to watch over the sovency OF the securil
and ut all times others be given # necessary,
mot now for valuable as the county courts NAV
be, they have ton much do ami all testify to
that fact.) Permit the county court tn retain II
necessary the jurisdiction it at present has, let 1t
act as the police of the county. but take from 1t
Jurisdiction of guardians executors aud n,iin'sra-
tors and curators Do that and much will kave been
accomplished. What do you go To the Legislature
for' To make laws, TO p.osccflife liberty ond pro-
perty Now you al! probably have or may have
children, permit this matter TO enter into your
thoughts, for recollect you have to die, and you
will want some friend 10 settle your affairs, and If
any ofyou should per chance have been executor or
administrator, security, prudent nan under the
present Ia heagh certainly boter than they were)
will take your estate in hand Remember this comes
from cooversant in those things, and If gain was
his object that would prefer things remaining they
are. but he has children, and FIR them aud his coun-
try he oes and no, for his own and the interest of
! few privedged people. THOMPSON.
LIST December, 1880
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ed by the President of the s. that the public force
of the U. S. will not be employed to prevent said
survey and occupancy
This amendment was rejected. ayes G, noes 12i.
The rejection seems to declare of two things:
that the Legislature in surveying and taking posses
sim of the Indian country, before Congress has cx-
nguislied the Indian title, either apprehends col
ision with the federal authority, is prepared to
brave it, if it occur.
We have heretofore given the outlines of this bill.
1t docs not appear to have undergone any material
alteration but which leaves it entirely discre
tionary with tho Governor, phen to call the Sur
veyors, and proceed with the surveys Communica-
ton will no doubt Ia place between the Govern
ments of the U S and Georgia, and the discretion
thus wisely reposed in the Executive of the latter,
will prove the means of uvcrting collision.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

On Tuesday, jams Grant was reelected without
opPoSton Comptroller Of the State, for the ensuing
year.
On FRIDAY last, the Senate remained in secret ses-
sion, nearly The whole day.-This uncommon oecur-
renee has excited much conjecture the nature of
the business before thcm. II is believed, though the
Injunction of secrecy is removed, that their deJib
efatlons were connected with the diaboiical pamphlet
written by Walker of Boston, copy Of which was
transmitted to the Legislature by the Governor at the
opening OF the Legislature. This is, we believe, the
second instance only, in which the doors have been
closed and the gaaries cleared, by either branch of
our Assembly for secret legislation. The other IN.
stance was in 1893, when frauds Committed on
our Treasury, by Glasgow, Donelson and others
bill has bees introduced, to extend the laws of
this State over that part of the territory now occupied
by the Cherokee Indians and included within the char
tered limits of North Carolina bill has also been
reported to repeal the ACT creating Board of Inter
nal Improvements.
Mr. Bynnm has submitted, it will be seen, series
Of Resolutions, denying in toto, the constitutional
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WDUCATTON.

AHY school will be continued be ensuing year
IVA My co nrse of instruction will comprehend the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar
English Composition, Geography, with the use of
Maps aud Globes, Malhe mates and Arithmetic
The school will commence on Monday, the oath of
January f831. and terminate on the 10Th day Of De-
cember following. There will be vacation of four
weeks commencing on the 9th day Of June. Tho
charge for board tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
VIII be one hundred and ten dollars payable half
on the fst day of June, 33. and the other half on
the LIST of December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental, and
as much and kindness will be ext ended TO boys
confded to my instruction as to my children.
Ny residence is remote from the haunts Of vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy. It's stua-
ted in the county Of Louisa 80 miles from Richmond
and the lie distance from Fredericksburg. Yhe
stage from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville passes by
my residence, and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within short distance of it,
Letters to ne should be directed TO Gardeners II
Roads, Louisa" WIN NELSON, Jun'r
nov 9-1aftf
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DiED-At Bogota Colombia the 18th September last
ABNY OvERToN CARR, Col Carr of AbemarIe
county, Virginia, in the 24ih year of his age.
The deceased of fine and great pro.
mise vi ardent temperament and enierprsng spirit while
yet student West Point the resolution of oinnr
American adopted of Gen Paez who was his fellow
student, and repaired America His military educa
'o us talents and the high especiabty connexions in
h county, gave hun the Lberaor,
Immediately appointed to an Office in the Colombian ARMY
e ad served for years. sharing its various
tune yet moving steadily path of istintton when
DEAN met him, the battlefield closed his caeeri On
te h day OF August last he of the CITY of Bo
go'a IN command OF the front company of Government
troops to meet the insurgents His gallant bearing had alrea
oy attracted the attention and admiration friends and
toes, wien he felhis thigh by ball ball ,brouo,
his and covered with lances of Ib ene
lew 81 the Government Cavalry, who escaped TO Bopota
oouSn the news OF his having falen
The American Minister, the Hon T p Moore hearinq In
was wounded and knowing he his counyman promnted
py ees winch 90 honor to his nature credit ON
ms country Immediately obtained passport and paired In
the battle ground He sought Carr and had him
conveyed ON litter his BogoIa when all that
KIND and sku physicians do done tn save
INN All was in vain! and after twenty days of crea. DO
y PAM he died. honoed by his and regretted by hts
friends. - -
An American gentleman was in Bogoa al the time If
the battle and who nursed 1t Carr his las moments thus
writes TO his friend in this city,
9" assure you that never felt pride being an Amer
lca than did that night. all classes 10th
CURED IN laudng Cars chvac conduct The commander
The insurgents Col Amenes against whom Carr fough spoke
IN the highest terms of him nclose for CON ISOLATION
guerra Caycedo and Col Espna commanding officer of
his worth and the high consideration which was held here's
Bolivar and Gen OLeary will high stiony to both
Bali Rep
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fiicaion upon the sitting of the court. let the
representative or guardian be called and if he
has not previously settled his account before the
CLERK as prescribed by law, and fails to appear
and offer sufficient excuse let i, bo the o.
officers duty of the court to award sum
mons accordingly, and when the executor or
administrator has complied with all The laws, give
him quicus Alta cortain PERIOD By this plan, you
will guard and protect the interest of ok You will be-
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From The Boston Poilaei;y,,

EXtrac of letter from respectable Commercial
Eouse IN RIO, to merchant in this city:-'Tbe
rutherford Richmond City Mil Flour, per ship
states Is selling at l3Il500 per bbl. Comparisons
have been made between he 'Rutherfoord' per shin
o'atrS and the Gal!ego. per Horatio, which arrived
here about tho same times the bakers nronnnrced tho
two brands of fac quality, and that they could
discover no difference between them, and that the
cargo al rutherford, per the States was inferior
10 none"
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MARRIED-On Thursday evening, the ID of December bv
s rev Edward Baptist HILARY Harms, Esq Miss PHoHp
OF Joseph iooson Esq ali of powhaan county
,s1h happy they, when souls each other draw
When love is liberty, and law" -
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power of Congress TO appropriate money for execu
ting works of Internal Improvement. within the States
We feel confident that tn, y will not Eo down.
On the day, the bill prohibiting the of
Slaves fr teaching them to read write, passed its
second rca,ling, without division Whilst under
sdcra.on, A;r. Dick. from Guiforl, moved tn strike
that clause OF the bill witch prohibits Slaves from
being taught to read Many of his constituents he
said considered ii 10 be their duty teach their Ser
wants to read that they might obtain knowledge of
the Scriptures, and he thought it Slaves were not
taught WRITE that they could hold ccrr-spon.
dence with each other the purpose of the friends of
the bill would be answered.
Mr. Meares was OF a different opinion. If slaves
were taught to read, he said they would he more like
ly to read the inlammatory publications of the day.
such he then held in ais hand (Which was
brated Walker pamphieD than the Scriptures. In
ord T. to shew the length to which the ,ncendary
tn whom he referred. went, Mr.. NJ read from the
pam billet number of objectionable passages:
and then hoped the proposed amendment would not
be agreed to. u
1t nega,ived bya large majority.
Mr.. Dick then remark ed, that his constituents and
those of the friends of this BILL were very differently
situated In the part of the country, from which he
came such bill would be considered very objection
able, for the reason which he had already stated but
as the Eastern gentlemen seemed DESTROYS of passing
it, he would not object it, provided they would ex,
cude from its operation the county of GuItord. For
which purpose, he made motion, which was at once
overruetl, and the bill passed its second reading
without division.
In the House of Commons, the same day. the
bill vest'ng the election of the Clerks of the SUPERIOR
and County Courts hereafter be appointed i'm the
people, was lost by singh .voe, its second reading
From tie .N';tiona! Naiekigcncer of Dec. 10.
TIE Bank 9Fdte United Sastes.--i was hardly ex-
pee ed that SO early he .ession Of Congress any
decision should have taken place in either House
which should have any bearing n question of so
great inap 'rtance tina; winch concerns the renew
al of The Charter of the Bank oi the United States
1t came up however. erday-nciden,ally indeed
out still substantially, 10 lis effect Tie decision
io refer the recommendation of the President on that
snhiect to tie Committee TINT reported agans il
at the last session, indicates, probably, with few in
dvidna excep as many of the exceptions being
on the one side the other The strength fthe ques
ton IN he House of Representatives Anpearan
ces are decisive against any present action upon the
Exec"'ive recommendation; and (whatever, at some
future may b. the ultimate fate Of the cues
ton of re chartering the present Bank they are
equally decisive against the establishment of Il Gov
eernn MT Bank, on the principles suggested in the
Message
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

EM ANTED "A skful and industrious Gardener,
" to superiniend the management Of fruit, flow
or and kitchen gardeBs-to the first Of which,
Greenhouse IS attached. To man Of merit, the
wages would be liberal and the place permanent
GEORGE TAYLOR,
nov 30-iawGic Near Hanover Court House,
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we nave received letter from the owner of the
Geld which was lately stolen from Mr. PHILIPS. from
on board the Mail Boat. who resides in Cheravv ~
In order to aid in deccin ing the thief. or indin1 tho
property, he gives description OF lie gold Which
we subIon ~
The number of bars twenty. Besides the
bars III the same package there was a parcel of un
fnsed gold. say 90 dwts. and gis The yyc,gb, of
the bars was 1898 dwts and 8 grs. and the whole
parcel cost Si507. The greatest part of the bars
were short. The largest was from six r, a;,,ht =;
ches long, and one IN particular, which had been cut
In two The mark of tho chse on which is quite pain
We have heard thai suspicious fellow ATTEMPTED
10 S II some gold IN Baltimore few days ago but
that he made of he percev, that he was,
about 10 he unprecedented --Phenic CaS.
1t appears that the exccmen. in Columbia u.s. c.
Is very great On Sunday week last, Mr. MCully
OF that place, was stabbed the evening previ.us in
srvera! places, by person of the name of Weir
lhe wounds are serious The quarrel which led to
lie slabhng IS said tn have been political one Mr.
De Camp of the Theatre is also stated to ha ve heen
Suocked down and stabbed in another affrav The
times are sadly out of joint.--Phenir GaS.
The Commercial Treaty concluded with tho T,rL
iSa government during the last summer, and the trea
~ lately made with the Choctaw Tribe of Indians
IS understood, were submitted 20 the Senate vestor
day by the President Nat. Int
From the Raleigh Star, Of Deceu,ber O.
WIZ oe seen by Am advertisement in odays paper ha.
Doctors Rose Sutherland have united systems for The
cure of Dyspepsia and have appointed Beckwth of this
CITY, Their agent Dr. Rose understand will here for
me south on Friday 1t but just remark that during his
sonun amongs, he has administered 10 humber Of na
.es VINO were sorey afflicted with Dyspepsia and they all
an ha they have never under any treatment Experienced
such rapid Improvement Indeed some of them 49, arc 49,
90 not hesitate to express their entire confidence con-
nued use OF the remedies prescribed will restore then,
TO perfect health.
We understand tina, WALKER, of Boston, wrote the in
cendiary publication winch has caused excitement in
'he south, died recently in Massachusetts
Raleigh Register
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

On Saturday, after three ballotings, Robert H. Bur
ton of Lincoln, was elected Public Treasurer for the
ensuing year, vice Col. William Richards resigned
over ms competitors william S. Mhoon of BERTHE
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cte CInnatittitinmaI g2abin.
SATURDAY MORNING; DECEMBER II, 1850
PKESI D EN- Tvs MESSAGE.


Whatever op.rions may he entertained OF the
merits o. ihe various propositions contained in the
Presidents Message, in whatsoever frame of mind
it may have been taken up by the reader, whosoe
vr he may conceive to. be its real uuthor-whether
Mr. Van Barren us enc thinks. or Mr.. Berrien as
another thinks, or Ashury Dckins third suppo-
ses-(among all the coniec.urcs, believe no one
las guessed the President h,mself) or whether as
still fourth class thinks it be the Joint labor of ali
the good heads around the pres,ient--it is impossi
bic for the most preudiced to lay it down, without
the w"rmest admiration. In lucid arrangement, vigor
ahd condensation of thought, power and business of
reasoning. correctness of the general sentiment and
force ard simplicity of language, it at least UP
to, if it does excel, the most case and finished
models of the class of composition to which it be-
longs. we have no hvors to ask, and none to give
but thus we think and thus say.
So much for the message an intellectual effort.
There few of the opinions advanced in it, TO which
we do not assent, or which VIC have not had occa-
sion to support in the course of our edit oria abors
Our wonder Is, at finding SO near conformity of
sentiment between the President and ourselves!
That after opposing his election first, and his admin
istra:ion last, should find ourselves this aJvan-
ced stage, holding political tenes almost identical
with his-or rather. that should fnd him holding
political tenets almost Identical with oastor he and
not We. has undergone those notifications which
have produced the approximation.
As opportunity offers, propose to invite the
readers attention to the Message, IN detail
.Sorth Carolina .Ssnator.-Gov. John Owen Is
elected to sccceci Gov. redel i'll the Senate of the
Z. States The following was the ballotmg. The
election is represented to have organized geog raphica
parties in the L"gisla,ure--the vest aad the Cape
Fear country having unted--and thus forms party
Strong enough to carry every thing.
From The Roanoke .4drocote
Legislature The following the result Of five
bal Outings for Senator in Congress. On the two Grs
balloungs Willie Z Mangum and Montford Stokes
in nomina ion, the third the name of Governor
Owen was added. Observation-Disclosures
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Exon, 1he RnLeirh No.. of d.,

we understand that WALKER, of Boston, who wrote the in
cendiary publication winch much eXci,emen, IN
The South, died recently in Massachusetts.
c;ob
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The Commercial Treaty concluded with tho Turk
sa governm mt during the last summer and the trea
~ 'ateiy made with the Choctaw Tribe of Indians,
1t is understood, submitted 20 the Senate vesor
day by the President Nat Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

Chief Justice Marshall. Dr. John Brockenbrouph
and Joseph Cabe Esq of Virania. have been
elected members Of the Sacefy Of Universal Stats,
;i-s Of Porls.-.yuS. mr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-14

LEGIsLATURE.-Since our last paper, this body has
been so engaged in baloting for important Officers
that oat little additional business of interest has been
attended to-
On Monday, Willie p. Manguu, one of the Judges
OF the Superior Court, elected Senator of the
ohea states tor SIX years, commencing March next,
vice Gen. iredcll whose term of service will exnire
on the Sd March next and who declined re. election
There were seven balotipgs, four of which have been
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-31
Zeal Nothing NeNNr.

YgylIE subscriber has hand an assortment oi chan'
4 ps;gne and claret wiue; among winch are VIZ
Danc de Grave Ma lejra, sc of his own importation
London porter, uihbcrt's brown stout, ALBANY
Newburg and Philadelphia, Georgetown ana A'eN''-
ri ale AMI porter bottled crab cider and good strong
and distilled vinegar C.rks of various qualities
Cash given for old bottles.
AZ ing aud securing continued as heretofore
p J SALNErAT.
NIB Orders for any of the a,"ve articles VIII oe
attended -, either for home or abroad, 10 suit the eli,
mates to which vessels may be bound-an object OF
some importance commanders who are aware of'helr
cabin stores being thus preserved.
II The editors ofhe NItionai inteihgence'' WASH
inrton. Columbian Gazette, Georgetown, Winchester
RenshIjcau Virginia Gazette, warrentoG. and Nash
ingtonsu, I.eesburg will publish the above St. and
send tie IL accounts TO this office.
June 3
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Hrass I 0unAerN

V.CHANIAH NICHOLAS begs leave to inform ms
"A friends IN Nexandria anil; vicinity, and the pup
lie generally that having. at great expense esao'Sh-
ed +. BRASS FOUNDRY on Water street, Tor the
purpose of casting iNDlRoNS, with every othef 'Pe
c;e nj work connected with the business, he assures
them that he viii cas-, anl finish any work which may
he entrusted TO him 4s we'll and cheap as can De
procure from any of the Northern Cities lie VIII
also make or repair Soda Fountains upon Application;
lie has, moreover, erployeda workmsnt'om Eng 'and
to conduct the Cutlery Business. and socitS lor'o"
of the public patronage Al Kinds oil screws a'''
IRON, steel, &c cut to order.
Applications NAV be made either al the tonndery on
Water street or at his old stand Fairfax street
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William z owie s Co.

EayE1s stone Toa SALE,
rs chesta Young Tyson es' ou.i I;,,'
70 half chett.S of apP'o'e
chests extra quality do In
so small chests Gunpo~der ana ilhPei''
20 ihds ST. Croiy sugars
10 bags Calcutta do
50 do Rio coffee
$50 do Sumatrs pepper
shaIf mines Sicily Madeira Wine, ihsh''" ."
1907 casks o'"e'
,,o,so;nss and quarter casks Rico Madeira w
ousrter casks ,isrch's madeira 90
81 h.sLe,s Deve,t's sparkling champagne
20 pipes I brandy, selsnedt. , anu '
2 halfppesS
pipes superior Holland GIN
IS hhds New Orleansrum
90 bsske,s bordeaux salad oil
1ato 81, Petersburg hemp
300 coils cordsge. assorted sizes
- do MANILA do
s bales Drilpor, shad and herring '"'ho
bales of sewing and shop do
6OUp.eces chopPas
Is bales brown >heetngs
Russia. raven'sand hall duck
no b,Ies sof, shelledalmonds
50 barrels prime beet
700c,,ks nails and brads, assorted sizes
: 80 sacks Liverpool filled sacks hne saw
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David MARTIN
Has lust receicei and oVfTS n 81

Has Just receirei and o0ers +, sale,
D!R Of WEIGHTS or Iab.e ;he i'eAi'sR,
portions actually existing between lle Sest,
Foreign Commercial Coustries aEdthose i the tn.
s,s',s: embracing other weight information b.V
b. barney, late naval Officer Of the Poit fi1'Hr
The "pFoPrietor" OF these Tables hs'rg' tor '4'
wears, been aware of Tie great utility thai such ava
would be to the merchant, engaged in furrg' -
merce, as well a. in disseminating the iuiUIu4H
contains still more generally; and OCCUPYING, s,t,i
for considerable time, situation whers he ir,1Iu
/, met with difficulty. aud in various instances TIA
It utterly imprscticabIe TO obtsn sn! thing Ike -
factory know edge Of the relative proportions p
c,mmcrc,ai treighis Of dl!iercn, fgnga ctm-" y
GBdS and p'dees, bore TO t1o.e 81 The United ''.s
he ha, been miuced 10 undertake. ,.Hs work $40 @
ceives, that b. Offering II IA II, present im, t's-
of all ex,rsneous matter, thereby rcnder.S ct ,..t
Ky, of course less cos,y, twill be fond he m.s.
cent able. a.- SO
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. p. n. rt,a.h; l. the .9rtisf knovn.

:. By tie Hork is the .Yrtisf hno saD '.,;,
J.saLvETAT returns his thanks to . the Pu1ms
for the very liberal Continues to
received and informs them that he siih eon'a.
conduct tn, s Dusy aud Scoring the latter not s,,er
the plan parsaed BY Charm'ker. oa, in his bust
the manner of an artist long experience, - ans,on
ness Those WHO may favor him WIN .sa ~ rsn'
may rest assured that pains shall De spar" INV,
der complete satisfaction in the work done o1 nm -
Six. cotton woollen. thread and ACE ayea any and
onoT. to remain permanent. Merino shaw'
bIeaehsd perfectly White without the slightest INJURY
10 the borders. 900 n.;Il
be t.ten TO the above business None need Apply
bu, those who can come well recommended
The subscriber continues to keep an assortment OF
the choicest Mines, Of his own importation VIZ 'hal
n.,one Claret Vim Blanc de Grave Old Port, and
Madeira; also, Loulon Porter HIbher'' Brown Stout
Albany Philadelphia, Georgetown and Alexandra A A.,
and Porter. bottled Crab Cider snd Food .tohs
Near: superior Velvet Bo,ting Corks Also. Mint
Water and Rose Water for sale as ABOVE