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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-11-17

rae subscribers VIII con ilue to transact
business IN the ctYof New York under the
lrm OF +. d s JAMES, and for the pre-
sent, refer 'hrse who may have BUSINESS with
'iife'n 4" M"sSrs. Steele, Wo!Cott !, Richards.
Pine street. New York.
FLEMING JAMES.
] SHEPPARD JAMES.
Richmond, % Ii Oct 1881. oc 3,-,s
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d HOUSTON, Dentist, has returned to
b Richmond, nov 7
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ADVERTISEMENT.

FHVHE Co partnership heretofore existing be
II tween The subscribers, under the farm of
r. " j. s JAMES q Co in the city of New
YORK, as well as another co partnership, dated
May, 1881, Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The settlement of the alfIirs of the
concern, NJ reeaby TO tho articles Of ro-part-
ncrshp, deyUlves upon f.. a. j $ Jaurs
FLEMING JAMES,
i SHEPPARD JAMES.
WIN. +. JAMES.
Richmond, 20:h oct 1881
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KeOMESTHG.
WARNER w. Guy, Secretary

u We mentioned yesterday, that Grand Jury
in Georgia, had presented Mr.. Binns for resolu
ton he proposed in Philadelphia. Mr.. Binns has
replied, and it is but justice to lay his response
before the Public
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a&Ohaualla

w III stand the ensuing my farm une miller from
w hlchmnnd, directly the stage road leading from THAI
place to fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink.
II IL not saying muCh (for submit i, TO the cando of
every gentleman acquainted with the facts sustain me in the
assertion when say that his colts are universally ackiow
es to possess as much size, strength, and beauty any
colts thai have ever been produced Vrg.
MA know several that cannot be purchased for less Sc
ven or eight hundred dollars; and have myself been offered
$i0oo for one at odte estimate which thew are
hell by their owners take TO be the strongest
that can be offered in behalf of untried colts
The season will commence of February and fer
inmate on the lst OF July Terms heretofore; Fifty Dollars
to be discharged by the payment of Thry-ve at any time
during the seasons Sixty Dollars insurance; One Dollar TO the
Groom which is expected either when the mare brought OF
taken away 60 "
Extensive pastures provided and fed regularly
unless otherwise directed at twenty-five cents day.
Gentlemen who sent last year by season Gohan-
na that did not prove oa IF any there beg informed that
they can be sent again. and charge for the services of
the Horse unless they should prove in oa words
Tie mares VIII be insured at the price of The
m 49,. JOHN NJ. Bolts.
The Editors ofe Political and Petersburg Intelen
GER wi please insert the above week. in their respec
i've papers for eight week. and forward accounts to the
I3-2au9yc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-25

ONE DAY THE LATEsr.-Tn our paper of
yesterday, says the Boston Gazette of the 18th we
gave extracts from London papers TO the 9th of De-
cember. The Courier of that day has the follow
ing paragraph relative to the alfars of the Nether
lands:-
We stated yesterday from authentic and con-
elusive source, that the King of the Netherlands
had refused to fulfil the conditions OF the armstice
and that Messrs Cartwright, 81 Bresson, had pro-
ceedod TO the Hague to demonstrate with his Males-.
ty.
Since writing the above, have received u pr-
vate letter from Brussels, in which it is stated that
the Mission of Mr.. Cartwright has not had the IN
fortunate result representedn the Brussels papers.
ANTWERP. Dec King William is stated 20
have answered among other things, the observa-
tions OF Mr. Cartwright on the incarceration of the
enthusiastically Allies have solemny guaranteed to
me the Sovereignty of the Netherlands; if they
abandon me, viii defend myself alone to the last
extremity; and viii suffer any communication
between the faithful provinces and those that have
rehelled."
We are happy to say, remarks the Courier, that
accounts this morning of the state OF the coun-
try generally of such nature as to Justify be-
lief that tranquility viii in short time be completely
restored. The accounts from Scotland are equally
satisfactory.
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:EDWGATFmW-

AH school will be continued the ensuing vepr.
LVA My co urse Of instruction will comprehend tho
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar
English Composition, Geogra ply, with the use OF
Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Arithmetic
The school will commence on Monday the cath of
January, 1881, and terminate on the 10th day of De
cembcr following There viii be a vacation Of four
weeks, commencing on the 10th day Of June. Tie
charge for board, tuition, washing, lodging and fuel
viii be- one hundred and ten dollars, payable one half
on the LIST day of June, 1881. and the other balS Oh
the ist of December following.
The discipline of the school will be parental, and
as much care and kindness will be extended to boys
connded to my instruction to my children
Ny residence is remote from the hauus of vice
and immortality, and remarkably healthy tits situn
ted IN the county Of Louisa, SO miles from Richmond
and the Ike distance from fredericksburg The
stage from Fredericksburg TO Gainesville passes bv
my residence, and that from Richmond to Harrison
burg within q short distance Of it.
Letters TO should be directed to sGardner's &,
Roads Louisa" WIN. NELSON. Jun'r ,"
g-IaGf
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MONTAERI HOSPITAL,

End .VedicGi, Classical and Scientific Eusfitu6on.
'sNHE subscriber having recently purchased of Mr..
. Edward a. Lynch, bis estates on the Appo-
mattoX. in The county Of Chesterfield (Cobbs and
Mount AIRY eight miles below Petersburg, four A.
Dove Bermuda Hundred and City Point, and fifteen
from Richmond, respectfully notifies the pnbl,c that
ne Is IN the act Of preparing buildings for the accom-
modatlon OF persons Iaboring Under chronic diseases
as sc[oiuIa epilepsy, &c. &c and VIII be ready af-
ggumber Of patients. Every facility WILDE afforded
TI administering water and ysPor baths, galyanism
eIcctrcly the gases, &c.
1eT1S--in cases not acknowledged hopeless, tho
pay VIII be, no cure, no pay, except for board. In
conessedly hopeless cases. the pay viii he expected
20 be IN Proportion to the reiieJ' given.
Board from one to four dollars per week, according
70 the accommodation required. The average may %
s.a'cd =, TIC d2!l7rs rcr wccL
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of every session of Congress- from each senator
Der or delegate from Territory, the number Of days
which he may have been absent from, and in at
tendance upon the business of the House; and in set
Ting the accounts OF senators, members and dele
gates, there aha'l be deducted. from the
amount of pay, for each session the of So per
day. for every day any member of either House, de-
Iegate, shall have been absent, except by order
business of the House to which he belongs. in
sequence of sickness.
The question being upon it's passage brief debate
took place between Messrs. Thompson of Georgia,
Hail. Gorham, Tucker and Drayton. upon the form OF
the resolution and its effect upon the rules, &c The
House then proceeded to the Senate attend the ria
of Judge Peck,
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PUBLIC SALE.

WILL be sold, on Thursday, 9th of this month
(January.} if fair, if not, the next fair day on
the plantation belonging to the estate of John w.
Toinlin, decd in King William County, opposite the
town Of New Castle, a large stock of Horses, Cat
tie, Sheep and Hogs; six seven hundred barrels Of
Corn, quantity of Blade and Top Fodder; also one
Wagon, several Ok and Tumbril Carts and all the
Plantation Utensils, sc &c
credit until the first of January 832, will be al
lowed on all sums above ten dollars, upon the pnrcha
serS giving bond with approved security; fol thI SIN
and under, Cash will be required
VIM CUNNINGHAM.
Admir- de bonis of J. w Tonlin dec d
Hanover, Jan. 9Th, 183l-Iaw Is
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From, the fennsy lvana lnteigencer of January 90
SOMETHING IN THE WIND.

IL.
we nave Tor some time past had reason to believe
that the ingha party in this state would in the case
they thought they could not sell the sta.e to Cal
hnun, to transfer 1t 10 John 11 Lean Of Ohio il was
hint ed last sumner that there bargain between
these two gentlemen late Bradford Settler Gen.
MRcan's paper, IN effect nominated NJ Lean. But
now all doubts must vanish. The last American SEN
tue! has the 10 lowing notice, signed by % of the
Jackson leaders in MIR. Suherands district and pro-
baby by his direction. He knows that Gen Jack
son VIII not egain be a candidate.
SOUTHWARK.
The uncertainty which the undersigned friends of
the present administration, feel as to Gen JACK
SONS determination to permit his name to be placed
before the people, for reelection and a desire in
the event of his declining, to be prepared to meet the
active eXerions now making by the partizans Of Hen
ry Clay, and to offer canddate~to the people wor-
thy OF their confidence, induce them request the
citizens OF the District of Souhwar k friendly to the
nomination of JOHN MCLEAN of Ohio. for the
Presidency, 10 attend meeting to be. held at the
Commissioners Hail. on Friday evening, January 2I
83I, at o'clock.
George Mcteud, Thos D. Grover
Waller Thompson, N. C Foster.
Ezekiel Yhost r G Wolbert.
w II Hood VIM. Frnestcn
u Sweeny, VIM. Nesbt,
l.. Payntcr, r. Ralston
John Oakford, Samuel H. Trainer,
Thomas Roeher John Duncan.
J. frentIss, ] B. McKeever,
Henry E!vett, NJ N Eyerv
Michael CURLY, Alex j Reid
Thomas Caldwell, VIM Kelly.
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a earn

a Young Man of Classical and English Education,
with considerable experience in the business of in
struction wishes for a situation as teacher The most
satisfactory testimonials Of character and ability can
be given, by 7eference to Mr.. Moncure from Stafford
or Gen. EPpes from Sussex, members Of the Legs-
lature.
n B.-F any member Of that body knows Of such a
situation, he would confer particular favor by com
muntcang to either Of the ab0ve-n ,rned gentlemen
Jan 20-2t
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4 wish TO purchase or hire, four or Eve good farm
Hhands, for which liberal price will be given. Bp.
ply to Mr. John Wight Cary street, Richmond or to
the subscriber, at Tuckahoe.
T. T. WIGHT.
ian 2o-eaWGtc
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jan 2avgt {
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-24
Washington & Brent

HAvE Just opened general supply Of Staple and
. Fancy
DRY GOODS-Consistine in part, Of
Blue, hlsck snd brown cloth
brakes neck, green and olive cloth
Blue and green habit do
Blue, black and fancy cold kerseymeres
Peiershain cloth, flushing
Rose, point ard duffle blankets
White, REL, green and scarlet Aanneis
Swanskin and Canton do
Merino crcassians and bombazctts
Carpeting blue ard green ba,zes
81 Rob Roy and Tartan plaids, carpet buildings
Blue and brown goats hair camblet
Silk worsted and cotton hosiery
Irish linens, lawns and sheetings
81 lO4 double and silk dsrnask diapers
Printed cloth table covers and baize
Gamble muslins, book aud swiss do
Prints of every description
White and colored counterpanes
Black Italian Iuts,rng and Gro de Swiss
F;orences satns and India Leyanne
1hibe,., Grape and mandsrin silk shawls and
handkerchiefs
Black, white and scarlet merino scsrfs
Flag, b,ndanna and spittsifeld hdkfs
Black Italian crsvats
Burlsps sackings and oznaburgs
" 18th a large Stock of DONE SIIC GOODS,
Consisting of satnets bed ticking, cotton Oznaburgs,
,rown and beached shirtings and sheetings, plads,
heck, &c. &C.; all of which will be sold low, by the
,iece or retail ed LII
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FROM LIBERIA.
Office of the Colonization Society,",
WASHINGTON. Oct. 2Ist. 1855

Washington, Oct. 2ist, 1881.
Dispatches from this Colony, bearing date up
to the Cd Of September, have been received at the
Office of the Colonization Society. The affairs
of the Colony are highly prosperous, and the ru-
NOR $50 industriousy circulated soue months ago
by the enemies of the Society of great mortality
among the emigrants by the Volador. which sail
ed in December last, wholly unfounded. Two
small children only have died out of more than
eighty persons who embarked on board that ves-
sci. The Colonial Agent is in good health, and
DIR. Todsen, the Colonial Physician, who has been
severely indisposed, is fast recovering hs strength
Both these gentlemen have shown most common
dablc zeal and good Judgment In the discharge
of their respective duties. The native tribes are
seeking the protection and submitting to the laws
of the Colony. The country, to a considerable
distance in the interior, has been explored ant
found TO promise. in most parts, success to the
agricultural industry of the Colonists. No less
than forty-six vessels have visited MonroVia dur
ing the last year, twenty one of which were Anne
rican. Indeed, every thing IN the intelligence
lust received seems 20 indicate that Providence
is opening before the free people OF colour IN our
country rich inheritence in the land OF their
ancestors, and inviting the American People 10
aid with the powers and resources OF the Nation,
the great. humane, and christian work IN which
the Society is engaged. Ample extracts from
these dispatches may be expected in the next
African Repository.
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CHARLEsrowx, va. Oct. 90
victory.

We regret that the Convention about to be
held in New York, of the friends OF American
Industry, is fixed at SO early a day. Time is not
allowed for the appointment of delegates from va
rious sections of the country decidedly in favour
of the object. We are sure that large portion
of the people of Virginia, particularly the West
ern part, would most cordially cooperate, if time
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y Office.

A CENT. EMAN interested in planting es'''ill
Y ment in Louisiana, wishes 10 purchase va =
orderly negroes, (of both sexes,) in families IN II
own service, and among them, carriage dNe' a.
good blacksmith. r,i|
Persons disposed to sell negroes. may lean my
dress upon application to the Ednor o! the rn.e'|
Gazette. sep, j-2rf
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BALTIMORE, Oct %

BALTIMORE, oCt u
The races over the Central Course which take
place on Tuesday next, have created unusual in
terest. Many strangers. learn, have already
reached our city, attracted BY the celebrity of the
horses which are to contend for the several pur-
ses. and especially of those which have entered
for the GREAT STAKES. The course itself is said
to be among the best in the country, and the
spirit with which it has been gotten up, together
with the we'll deserved reputation of its excellent
proprietor. Colonel Selden, has tended much to
increase the feeling of socitude which is felt on
the occasion. We trust no IntOward circumstan-
ces may occur to mar the anticipated sport, or to
disappoint the high expectations, entertained.
OF this we feel certain, that every thing which
can be effected by human exertions, will be &C
complished by the public spirited managers, who
have thus far left no pains unessayed, to render
the Central Course worthy Of our city, and to
continue it as the favored neutral ground, on
which the chivalry Of the North, the South, the
East and the West, may wrestle for the palm of
victory.
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Selling OH.

1T is the intention of the subscriber to withdraw from
/ the Dry Goods trade in Alexandria, and IN order TO
sell out he now Offers. at small advance upon. the
cost and many fol less than os his large and general
assortment of
FALL & WINTER GOODS,
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC, Of eUery pariety
A considerable part of this stock has been recently
bought in New York. aad the WOoens were chiefly
purchased previous the rise in goods OF that kind
among which are more than one hun drtd pecsso Cloths
and Satinefs
Wishing to wind up with view 10 removal, would
sell the entire stock upon favorable terms, both as to
prices and time, it'll possession of the Store. fire
proof Warehouse and of the best stands in town
4 good opportunity is presented to person DESTROYS
of embarking in the Dry Goods line, which has BEEN
ind probably is, as profitable any other branch
of trade in the place.
JAMES W. SCOTT,
oct 13 Corner of King and Royal streets.
II Persons Indebted to the late firms of Scott and
Wright and J. 81. Maddox e Co. (some o! whom have
been owing for an unreasonable time,) again
mestly called upon for settlement
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permitted In the Free Trade Convention, held
at Philadelphia. Virginia furnished 81 delegates
Will she have no voice in the Convention to pro-
mote Home Industry? We are glad to lind that
movements are being made in several quarters;
and our readers will see that a meeting Is caiieu
for this county, to be held tomorrow at the Court
House. The time is Shorthand prompt action
is necessary, if at all
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HsMk OF p0t0maS,

October :, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given to the Stockhoider' dtI
II Institution, that an election for thirteen Dlr't'
to serve the ensuing year. viii be held at the Binin
House on Monday. the 7h day OF November next
Polls open at l0o'clock a. VI and close 5 V1"1
Pm. CHARLES PAGE, CASHIER
oct 7-9awt7thNOy
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Fire Insurance Company Of
ALEXANDRIA,

NOTIGEis hereby gwen To lie ',uckhollsrCf&
" institution that an election f.r l@clyr Drtc,r
to serve the ensuing year, will be held st the Office
,he Company, on Npvds,. The III November Ha'
from the hour 9 \. y to2 Z. ".
The transfer boo. III be closed on THURSDAY d.
3rd of November until after he election.
oct le-eote A. H.YIILES, Stry
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FREDERICKSBURG, Oct. 10


Execution Fredericksburg Herald OF
Wednesday informs us tfat JARED. the slave con-
demned by the last Court Of SPotsylvania Tor the
murder of his wife and two children, was execut-
ed near the Court House, on Friday last the l4tis
instant. At half past IL, he was conducted from
the Jail to the Courthouse, where an impressive
and eloquent discourse was delivered by the Rev.
Albert Anderson, of the Baptist Church. At
half past one, the cart containing his coffin was
driven to the stile, and with the greatest compo-
sure he placed himself upon IT, and was moved
slowly to the gallows, where. after all the ar
rangements were completed for the execution, ne
exhorted all present to take warning from his
fate and was launched into eternity. Two slaves
capitalIy convicted at The same time with jared
one fur conspiracy and the other for burglary
and two others subsequently condemned for con-
spiracv, have had their sentences committed to
transportation.
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PETERSBURG Oct. 81.

PETERSBURG Oct. 81.
The late murder IN Prince George.-On Mon
day last, Eve Of the Slaves OF the late Hr. HEN
RY LEWIS, were arraigued before the County
Court of Prince George for the murder OF their
master, and, after due investigation, condemned
to death. 1t appeared on their trial. that so I'M
na,ient were the infatuated @retches to adorn
themselves with their illgotten plumber, that they
scrapled not even the next day after the cruel
deed, to wear openly articles marked with the
initials of their victims name. This circumstance
first awak ened suspicion, and furnished clue
which, being warily and circumspectly followed
led step by step to the development OF the hor-
rid mystery, and finally to the confession from
the lips ef the culprits, OF all OF the dreadful par
ticulars.
Tue time appointed for the execution OF these
Slaves, we are informed, is Wednesday the 10Th
proximo. Their awful deaths we hope, will have
salutary effect on persons OF their class and con-
dition. teaching them, that murder, though 1t
hath no tongue, yet can speak with most mlracu-
,ous organs" and that the penalty will as surely
follow the detection of crime, as the "day sue
ceeds the night
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WRIGHT AND MA

i ~ occupied by Messrs Scott and Maddox, and as
socated ihems elves in business under the linn 1t
WRIGHT AND MADDOX
They have ce,yed b. late arriras from Phiiadel
phis and New York, handsome and general assortment
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
to the examination of which ty invite their friends and
the public generally
Their stock consists IN part CT
Super and common blue aud black cloths
DO brown, olive, and Mulberry do
DO light Grey and oxford mixed do
Csssimeres If various cOiOis
Rose and point blankets
White, red, green and yellow fanne's
Plain and figured scarlet do
Ahinisome assortment OF merno scarfs and
shawls scarlet, crimson white and black, some
very superior
Tibet WOOL silk, Grape and gsuze fancy hand.
kerchiefs
French and English merinoes
Circassians and bombazetts
Blue and brown goats hair caT'b'ets
Imitation and plaid do
Printed floor cloth baize do table blue and
green HEARTH rugs
Mst,eon's genuine Italian lustring
Imitation do do
eros de Naples, various colors
F,Orences and satins do do
Varsovienne. new article for ladies' dresse
Grape de Lyons and lustres
Prints in great variety
Silk worsted and cotton hosiery
Bonnet, belt, and guard Ribbons, some extra qua
lit, and latest style
Also, general assortment Of
DOMESTIC GOODS
sa,ttnett. betiticking. bieached and brown sheet
ings and shiriings. cotton Osnaburgs
Checks gioghams, furniture and peDitentary
pIaids &c which will be sold on accommodating
tsrn,s WIN. WRIGHT
oct 20-2awAw JnuN " "AnDOX.
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W 0ntea,

4 FEMALE servant, TO do the house wofkhl ~
family. To one who can come wei rec
ed, good wages will be given. None others 'e'' =
ply. Enquire Of the Printer
oct lH- 81
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-24

Nev Jersey Election. results of the local
election in New Jersey is such as we stated them
to be on Tuesday, on report. The Jackson ma
jority on joint ballot which was tmenty in the last
legislature, is now TWO; and this, notwlthstand-
irs the endorsements Of local considerations,
and of the growth and influence of Anti-Masonrv.
The State is sound to the CORE on the great ques-
tons of national politics. T. Com
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-24

The court Of appeals is now in session at Rich
mond-a all the Judges being present except Judge
Green, who, we are sorry to learn, had been de-
tanned at his residence IN CuIpepper as late as
the 18th by indispositon. Vrg.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-24
For sale.

4 TRACT of land. containing 5l2 scres in'ht cCg'
u OF Fairfax, adjoining the land Of John Dulln,i'
VIM Ball about ten miles RON alexandria. Apply
K { Taylor F.q or Daniel + Dulsny.
oct. II 2autf
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Columbian Insurance uiNcp

A'ermdria, q tO5tr Is ISL.
NoTICEishe hereby given to tue Stockholders ID 4,
Y Institution that an election Cor eleven Dr,oq,
to serve the ensuing year, Will be beld a, til. tic,
between the hours of 10 A. N. and 2P. N on N,ni,,
the 9Th day Of November next.
oct l8--te X NklIGHS Seen.