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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19
no COMBINATION

Crockely, LODGING Glasses and Gicsspaye.
II Water street, New York, offer for saIe 750
packages earthenwale, china and glass of fresh I'M
portations and new styles. which they will repack
AT che very lowest price the market can afford also
Tor the Southern trade.-Those netc l.ants who n re
interested in breaking up the combination in price
erVekery, which has hitherto prevailed in this bust.
ness are invited to give their support to an establish
nent founded on the principles of no combination in
!rads." For the purpose of bringing about this OBJ
Ject, so beneficial to the interest of merchants we
are contending with combination Formidable in it,
nurnaars and wealth, looking those who will be
benefited by our success for aid in its accomplish
pent THOMAS l. BARROW G. Co.
- 88 Water Street, New York.
New York, LIST Feb, 1880 :"
feb il-4t d &C
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
4 IN SENATEEFeb. ~. 1aaO-

IN SENATE-Feb ~, 1880
The Senate have passed the bilncorporatios the ,ovr
OF Danve They agree TO the OF the Hous, q,
Delegates to the bill ming idiots aud iuna,cs autho
zng the enclosure Of the Hospital al S,aunton Ard ,h.
rsesds from their amendment the bill rechartenr the
Of Virginia: '"' ''.''
HOUSE OF DELEGATEs-Reh "a. 1870
Bills passed., Dividing the town Of Lynchbusa into
and for other purposes Incorporating company 10
s.ruct turnpike from Thompsou's Gap to Stainon In
cooperating the Abingdon Turnpike Company. "
Soier local bills passed. and the whole mass of doc
ments the table, read hrst second tiuewhen Lers
was sho for the Speaker sign enrolled hill, I,
surnsed thar the Legislature will adjourn NIondayl
%. The Superior Court Of Chancery for the Rich
mnnd District, will be in session on the LIST dav of
next month.
The clients of the late Capt John Nacrae ~ informed
tina, the following gentlemen Of the Bar have undertaken IN
Wind his law business for the benefit of his Gam IN ,
Thomas b. Baron Lawrence Berry kobt. Patton john M
Patton and john Marie, Esqrs of Frederick sb,p ,hn
Gibson and Wallace Macrae Esqrs Prince William. and
John K Wallace, Alexander J. Marshall and John Scot,
Esrs of Fauqner BY furnishing evidence that the fees
PAD secured to Captain Macrae 10 his life time mr. IN bic
txecu,rix the of any of the above nar,
party ~ ~ Pt"''e
His clients requested correspond with John Wal,
lace Esq Waenoi Wallace Macrace ESQ Prince W;I,;,
and Thomas Barton. Esq fredericksburg MI. IA ZION vii,
attend to cases in the chanecry and the court OF Eau
qrier county - - IT = :. SH
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Richmond Nail Manufactory.

HOE sale, on very reasonable terms from 500 to
1000 kegs of cut nails and brsds, of various Sizes
from 80 to 40d, IN kegs from f0Olhs to 20Olbs--
warranted to be made rom S,ceish Iron, and not from
ZIG or Bloom Iron, as is customary in the Northern
States
ALSO,
spikes from to inches, clinch nails of different
sizes, suitable for tobacco kegs and blIds, nail rods
horse shoe iron rolled iron of different Wild hs--
and areprepared to execute. with dispatch, any Of
GERS IN this line, and request merchants and other,
VINO deal IN nails, &C. TO apply, if they full
sortment' =. HAXAJLL & co.
oct I0--2swj
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

NSy1RGINlA:-At rules, holden in the clerks Office
~ OF the superior court of Cbaucery for the Rich
mond district, the 18th day of January, 1880: Thomaq
G. Howard and Richard Whitfield, ex'oys Of Willis
Cowiing deceased pitts. against Elizabeth Jeffries
VIM. d. Wren, admir- Of Robert Beil, decd Eabcrt
w. Shelton, deed, and other dfs. -
The defendant Robert w. Shelton, not having en-,
tered his appearance and given security accordjs.
to the act Of assembly and tie rules of this coarf
and appearing, by satisfactory evidence that I've il
not an Inbsbant of this country: 1t is ordered That
the said defendant do appear here on the fret dx F
the next June term, and err the bill of the Mai
tlis; and that copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the city oe
Richmond, tor two months successivcy, and post
at the front door Of the capitol in The said city,
copy. Teste,
10 WEI. G.. P1,sn1rTox e.
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Final Advertisements.

YLE q COCHRAN, being about to close
IA their sales and business IN the course efa few
weeks, respectfully request those indebted to them
to D., come Forward and mako payment. Tiey have
which, in order to avoid an auction sale. tl,ey vii
sell much below cost. Purchasers are invited 70
c1H' as goods will be offered at such prices as will
iIIsnre sales rh :.
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HENRY GIBSON.

attorney at La~ and Notary Public,
IA AS removed to the office lately occupied bv Jo-
Gerry store of IT. II. Drew
II q. wishes to hire far the present year. a woman
who Is good washer and ironer, and MAJ, servant
accustomed to house business.
feb Is Phi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

IL virtue Of decree of the Of King g. cyrsu COMET,
- sitting as court Of equity the subscrjasY cmnmi,s,.
'9 s purpose appointed WI sell % iC highest biducc
1a,cn 1880 TIE tract Of land of when Ardrcvv Wilson dec
ty near Charleston The decree xas ras in canee in i,
in0n'as Jones' adm or &c, Of Frartln Is cnnn,an
against I've heirs ct Andrew Wiison, deed, dens
~ CHAELES Hi
T. I'm authorised ,y ar Tbc Jones' 60 say ti,a, F. d,
WI" receive from tine ruschaer, bond eonl security
payable NJ the cit, of tv sye months fro, av Of sale
inc amount Of sale EXCEPT mich viii ray Tie costs nt
irom The DAY ot sae. - -.iitf
feb I7--1aaty
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FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

A BSCONDED Oh Tuesday, the 10Th inst tre1n on
In board Mr.. P. ]. Archer's boat then living at
y, TartefsV1lle, Negro Man. pom, (who calls himself
Tom Jefferson) He is a remarkably likely Lfan
about a6 years DID, feet or 10 inches high, well
formed and very straight, dark complexion thouuh
not very black. high check bones and has lost one of
ms front teeth, believe upper tooth on the left
sioe' the Joss of which shows when he speaks; his
dress Is not known, as lac went to his wifes house
lat GoocblaDd CONTINUOUSLY the night after be ali
scohded, and there changed his clothes he has been
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 NAV
co. ne is very aTtful fellow and NAV try to mass far
tree man and attempt TO leave the State I viii
give liberal reward for his apprehension in the State
a'n sou u taken mp out of the State and secured IN
JAN so mat get him again. Any information res
pectin2 him, addressed to me near Scottville Pow.
hatan county, Va, will be thankfully received.
ROB'T X. DABNEY.
Powhatan, Jan 80, 1880. wifi
B N Goochland county court, 18th November 1899
'ohn NJ. Irevilian, plf against John S. Fleming
and George Fleming, dfts.--Ix CHAxcEnY
Inc OIL OF the plaintiff being read and fled and the
Idefehdant, 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 apnesrnp
TO the satisfaction of the court, that he is not an
inhaoant OF this state, on the motion of the plaintiff
oy COUNSEL 1T IS ordered, that the said defendant Johr
>. Fleming, do appear here on the third Monday in
starch next, and the hill of the plantiE and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted i'm some
puhc newspaper, printed in the city of Richmond, foi
TWO months successfully, and that another copy
posted at the front door of the courthouse of this
county, on two successive court days And IL is fur
Their ordered, that the defendant George Fleming do
not pay away, secrete otherwise dispose Of anv
money or property in his hands, belonging to the de
tend'nt, John s. Fleming, to render him unable
to nay the plaintiffs demand in his bill mentioned and
the costs OF this suit, until the further order of this
court. Copy Teste
| MTTr
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COD,neissionrr'e OMce.

IGPpahannoch jan, 90, 1880.
The parties interested, VIII take notice, that have
appointed Friday the 5th day Of March next settle
the accounts directed by the foregoing order of Court
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 enable ne
TO comply with The said order of court
LAWRENCE MUSE
feb law ave NJ. Com. Oh. CT. Fred.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19
CHEAP SHOE STORE.

EE1HE Subscribers have received in addition to
Il their former stock, SO packages boots aud
shoes-among which are the following
$50 Rair gentiemen's fine calf boots
$50 do do seal skin do
500 do do calf and kip skin shoes g. bootees
$500 do coarse shoes and brogans
5oO do boys coarse and fine shoes &, bootees
500 do ladies' lasting shoes and slippers
4oo DO do morocco and seal skin walking shoes
200 do do morocco, seal, and leather boots
300 do chidrens boots and shoes
Gentlemens and boys dancing pumps, &c. &c.
AL OF which will be sold extremely low, by the
quantity or single pair Merchants from the conn
try and people generally, will do well to call De-
fire purchasing elsewhere.
WARREN s. REYNOLDS.
Ieo Io-eod Wv Market BRIDGE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

DaHDIon Saturday the 18th current, MIR. WLLiaM Ross
naive OF England tic wasfo several years respectable
TO Hanicre from which city returned to this
~ months ago This noiice given By friend for the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

WISH to dispose of tract of land lying in Ifano
= yer COUNTY, on the Stage Road, leading to the
Merry Cakes. about lG miles from he City of Rc1,-
mood, containing IS acres, with good imprpve.nents
which purpose it has been formerly kept; The orcatcr
part OF the land is in woods-I will SELL rent, lease
or exchange it for real property in or near the CITY of
richmond, or for young negroes. For further par
tseuleFs, apply % Mr.. james T.. g;ycr or f., tic
Fu9scrtns. U'IaGoN 3. CLARKE.
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EETLSTEE,S 81 ~

Sf virtue Of deed OF trus executed for certain ncysxs
'9ere'n mentioned by the late Landon Carter r Finh.
county winch deed bears date 18Th dav of March
I826 aud is of record in clerks Office Of the county
sa VIII al the courthouse of the county aforesaid a, II
ocioch a NJ Oh Monday, The 18th day OF Anil % AZ
' ssie 10 the highest BIDDER for cash tract OF land i =;
'e county Aforesaid near The SAID court house. aee,,
10 sne fa which said tract the property Of tie sid
Carter, aid contains atu nine h,n red and sy,y ass
Jan I--law,m Jclt{N ntINT,p Ii,'x,
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AtsfftOea Sss AITg.
Bf DAyEi>r,;IsT, ALfEN 81 co. <
SPLENDID E.NTyyLSy E,,y.po1UA,,e

SSrLEMDiD ENGLTSH E.yGR.4FINy,s
~, In SATURDAY, at II O'clock, A, NJ. viii ,e
English Line Engravirgs cv, offered IN fs, y
on.ng OF Historical, mytholocical DESCRIPTIVE sn,
pieces; fine portraits allegoricals Illus,
Mnm., % shakespeare, Telemuc hus, and Faycrjr
Wc.-con aiming specimens of the most ca :.
oro'Sd artists and DESIGNED by TIE best reintrsS 81
Inc European schools, They are now exhib;,e d s,s
,nspeS'on, and Ladies and Gentlemen are soc;le,
to call and examine them. s,'.A''Ssi
ffbl9 n 6. o
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For THE ESauIRra.

For THE ESauIREa.
Hard treatment Of she Mem States, by tie old!!!
From the speech Of Mr.. uayne, given in the En-.
qurer OF Saturday, it that the Senator from,
South Carolina, although he does not exactly enter,
tam, .ncfnes pretty strongly to the opinion that the
prevalent notions this subject are very mista
and that I'VE" (the old States) "have treated them
the new,) from the beginning, not like the heirs of
the estate, but in the spirit OF hard task muster
resolved to promote our selfish interests from the
fruit of their labor" '"e
How far this opinion can stand b.sore nm i'm
consideration of facts, viii not here enquire. On
TINS point, viii bespeak careful perusal for AR
Vcbsers speech. But there is one httfe 4,actie,I
Circumstance contested with it, that will outweigh
good deal OF arsament-particnary when urged by
certsin Senator from the West 1t is this: ne
prevalence through the lsoie atlantic senboard d, e
conc'con, that e means 10 better ones confusion in
regard to property, Is, TO MOVE TO THE VEST. and
ptafs ones SELF under This 'shard. task m asier,,~
W hen farmer has grooming family, for whom, he
'tcups to p,opide'--for these are the Expressions
which we hear every day--what is the first thing
that he thinks Off Why, of moving To the cst; and
becoming one Of those ,oreichea Of tie soil The
fruits Ct tohose LABOR ,rrung from them TO promote
me sessh interests The hard tus- nasters teu leape
behtnd!! 1t must be confessed, Messrs. Editors.
that we live in day of strange illusiops. VIVA,
ueluced wrctchrs emgrants to the West have proved
themselves Before another lays out his all. to
BUY horse and Wagon aherewth to move his fami
~ to land purchased credit from the Government
let me advise him to unite with Others and send out
accommodating party. Vcr6nm sap
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ueseiore, to human Improvement, and even human
security. Had Daniel Webster limited at prossc.-
lon too, would have exclaimed: Look to Jefferson
ana Madison Disturb not the invaluable precedent
have established For the good that its unbound
secures submit to your share If the evils
IT'S unpounaed righteousness by which alone that
.erng upon the public altar and as to your charac
Ter, conhde IN their experiences: leave, as they did
tnese noisome ephemera to live their day, and die
natural death! e
Ruta State prosecution, and withdrawal Of Sem,
atosiai countenance. nay. Senatorial generalization:
are, II be not, Messrs Editors under strange il
,usion very different things. II may be an ill1son;.
ot 1t Is one that has the power to make me excaim:
Senate OF the United States! vindcate your title to
name consecrated to purity and to dignity: banish if
u be but for one day the pettes party spirit purge
your body ofthis abomination.
a VIRGINIAN.
February g. 1850.
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MARINE NyEWSs
pORT OF RfCH.MOsNUs

ARRIVED,
Schr Iantivy, Couch, days from New York.
with WI, sundries, to Davenport, Alien a. Co, G NJ
Mitchell, King s Richardson's f. Enstace, Hubbard
q Gardner. Holt, ir, Cotton g. Clarke, NJ HolIins,
bafnes " Belt II Mash, Hall s Moore, ) A NY
efs' Rennie, II Myers, and others.
CHARLESTON, Feb. i3.-Arr. schr Amanda
Roads.
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" Fhe Cd No. of "a Virgnian," will be peru
sed with great interest. The fair and precise nature
OF his reasoning, finely contrasts with the spurious
logic ofthose whom he corrects.
GTGcn. Eppcs' Speech on the bill tecbartering the
Bank Of Virginia, tomorrow.
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Tickets SO, halves 5, quarters so, eirbtbs o.
Tor sale at 4. MTCKLES
feb 10 Next below the door of the Eagle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

One tOho ,oas present al Tie Action.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

7. IS. So remarkably healthy is this farm, that
nave not had On occasion to call in plvs;rian hui
twice for 9 years. r e,
feb NsvraS
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q Hot aad Cold -Fhc Biitimore Republican RI,
PRINT Iashed With much good tempered severity
by the Maryander, in tho following article is rather
greater adept in the proean art if il be ooss;bI
than his ally in this city. ,
your genuine, up to the hob Jacksonian, is n yea
iot upon whom argument Is lost, as the rains mr.,
Upon the DESERT and upon whom events thepseVe
make not The slightest impression. Like the Hiob
lander OF Scotland devotion his Chief is his rulino
prncipe, whom he not only defends in II, ,huas an,
under all circumstances but the supposton of whose
eFring at all, is species Of MORAL treason. Jack
sonism is the religion of this political classbv the
way getting to be rather rare birds in those parts
lie IS their idol, but teg new species of idoat.
ers too; for whereas other dolaters are Polythests
ahd nave number OF images among which they dis.
''oue THEIR eeVoions the non dcscripts of whom We
speak are sort OF delstical beahens, and Worship
the Hero alone ''There is no God, but God. and
Mohomet Is his Prophet"
II Is curious to iook ct the scrapes into which the
zeal OF these gentlemen drags them Three years AGO
General Jackson poinledly condemned the selection
OF Members of Congress to Office as calculated n
corrupt legislation at the spring heod-uzza (as tho
Marylander says) Coming into Office, he appoints
more in one year than had been appointed in twelve
-fuz2a tic condemns Clays changing Editors
-huAsa' lie and Van Buren, change 82--Huzza.
lie ana his friends think the appointment of one Ed.
Iof 'anperins with the purity of the Press-Huzza.
immediately when in his power, he rewards as Edi-
tors-huzza' We will not multiply cases, though
we could 90 SO to the end Of the chapter Suffice il
10 say oo what be WILL Jackson zealot approves
--change as be will, he changes too
Bot though these things are certainly So II ,vor,d
be most unjust to infer the want Of principle on the
part Of the genuine Jacksonian He is as bonest nc
others, but he lubors under fascination. which lilo
the bird charmed by the snake or better coinpa
would be- like the sweet youth IL love- he is wholly
unable to resist Ia his eyes, the Hero is s.alto.
geher lovely He holds in his estimation. n noco
Just under the Gods What profanity then. 10 ina.
g'ne that he can do wrong! When therefore the Hero
changes, our political lover changes too-not from
serViy, bat because he honestly thinks. Gen Jact.
son having done it, 1t must needs be right.
Considering what numbers Of these decotees va
bad in the t. States at one time we think there
IS great cause for conerstuatou, that instead of
President. they did not give us a master
Fam the Marylander June IS
Tie who can reconcile hinsefto all circumstances s,d a
ten from al events be they adverse favorable nossss
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-18

Fdfot results NJ frightening Child We iave ofic,, re-
marked on the improperly of exciting children for
the PURPOSE OF more easily managing them never Stree
we appeared before the public heard of any thing 50
.uy horrible as the t'liowug:The subject being TOO delicate
70 auow Oh Inc menong of uames shall avail such an ex
posture o' al tic same time. pledge ourselves fr the cor
.ei"ess ui me narration Some time lady, in certain
msn In Yorkshire, wen, ne,shos house to take tea
along with her husband and c her little family to the care of
ef servants III the Of the evening felt verv inca
sy ana oenS impressed with idea was no, rr, AZ
nome she e her ificuds house ea:y-O arriving al hnne
sue iouo a her servants the p life belnn
s'a had collected social party This she ssed over vI
ou' and proceeding the nursery sbe
was surprised al terrific figure Of , he'd nj ,e
youngest cnd, which but three years of ace The fact
was 'at Inc nurse maid finding not very ready 10
go 10 rest and being oail disturbed in her EVENINGS e
jovms ny IT'S crying had dressed up placed the rre nj
"ceo I" al 'o bottom OF the infants bed view of frini
hnS 10 sleep The contrary effect however had been pro
e"cs"-he Child had been hoors.ruci appeared lis
o'ne' with 'ts eyes fixed do,c uuo the mase
AsIohea aud distressed she rang hell then proceeed
10 take up the iniantbut To- teles cnrp,.: the fi,b,
occasioheti by the nurses folly too unrh for he n,
.e innocent In the extreme of fear the pulse to
oea-t" vital spark had fed, mother was left 10 uoun
III "nuerae anguish the creduty had induced her 10
uus 10 sch servant, and the eiy the unprinUpled
nurse III "hon she had coned To more is c,;,c need
-; ana 10 scrte the subsequent the paen, is
hp"ssioe IS melancholy story no, more strange
'tn trCe ana We give with other
rents OH te guard with To whnm tb.v
enfst INC care OF their innocent aud helpless osouu.
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in cases OF arrangement of the orgons OF digestion,
so prevalent in this community, and known to the
ancients under the name of dyspepsia
1.-The subscriber will scll omorow. Of public euc-
tion large assortment of mammoth hides. from Eey
nos RIVER, in the interior of the earth. A, private
sale few pair Astral Lamps from the planet Venus.
Netchip Sal Will for few da, give instructions i'll
the art oifiying, at his Portco in North street. Gen
tlemen wishing to attain this useful and agreeable
Qurement will apply immediately, as V. S. will re-
uain but q short time in town q. b. practising
wings provided at the school,"
The subscriber informs the public tina, the Lunar
line Of Balloons starts every day from hs office ,rhe
dirOnnutS civil and oblsiny. n g. EStras proyi-
dcd at the shortest notice."
"a work has been discovered in the arcict Franklin
Library ofPhiadclpha, which is supposed to be upro
duccn OF the celebrated Byron So we'll known TO those
vcrsed IN ancient literature. IF this it really pefor-
nance OF that classic author his character will appear
III new light to the world. For instead of the stern
contempt towards The focs and weaknesses of man.
KIND sn cnersctically depicted IN Childc Narold-thc
cH"iiu denealon OF the finer affections that delight
the reader of the Bride Of Abydos-and that hish soud
patriotism displayed in som. of his dreums9hc
! bovc mentioned production (Don Juan we believe is
the name of is said to be chaos Of moral rrossnes:
ond intellectual gh, where the purest G. most exalted
ieclng is mixed with all that ia corrupt and oathsomc
whic the aIest suggestions of fancy are united will
TIC pTonlsngs the spirit ofa demon Many, howet
er, attribute this wor! to author named sJnuthey
who tourlshed about the same time, whose Vision
OF Judgement. fragments of which have reached Us
would perhaps warrant the conclusions"
Cam, too, which from its similarity to Paradise
Lost, has SO long been numbered with tho works
J ot Milton, WHO dourished within few centuries o
byron Is now lncon' cstbiy proved to be the produc
tion OF The latter personagr.'