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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24

a / rules held in the clerks Office of Mecklenburg
- county court, on the Cd day of January, 1881:
Peter +. Furgerson, pitt. against Sarah Hansord
William Turner and Susannah his wife, Daniel Fra
zier sen, Benjamin Frazier Elizabeth Frazier: Alex
ander Frazier, Su annah Frazier, Daniel Frazen
Jun, Thomas II. Furg"rson, and Homer Y. Furqers
son. dfts.-I> CH.>CERY -,
. The defendants, Daniel FRAZIER, SEM BENJAMIN
Frazer, Liz beth Frazier, Alexander Frazier Su-
sannah Frazier, Daniel Frazier, jun. Thomas f.
Iurgerson, and Homer Y. Turgcrson, not having
entered their appearance according to the act Of
Assembly, and the rules of this court, and it appear
ing satisfactorily that they inhabitants of this
state on motion Of the plaintiff, by his attorney it il
ordered that the said defendants do appea, here or
the 4st day OF March court next, and enter their
appearance and answer the Plaintiffs bill, and that
copy OF this order be inserted in one of the news
papers printed "a the town of Petersburg, or city
Richmond, for eight weeks successfully, ard posted
at the front G' OF the court-Eouse of said county
copy. Tcstc,
LGuN G BAPTIST N
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
LlETnODIST HYMN BOOEs.

Notice is hereby given, that the subscribers pub
lish a genuine Edition of the Methodist HYMN
Book, comprising all the Hymns contained in the c3c
published BY tho Methodist Book Agents. to which
are added the whol5 of John Wesleys Collection
making about leo Hymns more than are contained
IN theirs, and so arranged that the Hymns in both
Books, come on the same page: Also, Pocket Ed
lion Of the Hymns from pearl typo, to which is adj
ded re Methodist Discipline and eight pages of the
most choice pieces of Music. from the Methods,
Harmonist, forming ono Of the most neat Poche,
Volumes eXtaut.
This Book, for the matter it contains, IFS very low
price. and ncatncss OF execution, must recommend
itself 10 the patronage OF every one.
They may be had Of most of the Booksellers in the
United States. $. HOYT g. co.
ieb Is 81 New York
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
Philosophical Library.

MIR. DUHAIN has received on commission, and
I'VE now sells the following works at the REAL
FRENCH STORE, opposite the Eagle Hotel Richmond
Panc's CThOmas) Political and Theological works
The Correspondent NoltaIre's Philosophical DC
tionary. Palmer's Principles of Nature. Good Sense,
by the author of " The System of Nature" Bcce
Homo. The Spiritual Mustard Pot Frances Wright s
Lectures. Il d Ovens Moral Philosophy Dr. II.
Cooper president of Columbia College, on Libel.
The Bible Of Reason by q. L. Powell Kneclands
Review OF the Evidences Of Christianity Thoughts
Religion, by Dldcrot The God of tho lows and
Christians Vice UnmasSed Modern Wnteriosm.
Queen Mao, by p Shelley. Dialogue between
Epictcius and his So Free Inquirer lone yoar COM
pete) published by ~ Wright and r.. D. Owen.
1S' Printed Catalogues can bc obtained b. calling
at tho RIAL FRrNcu sroRE icb 22-2t
"AS Committed to the jail of GoochIand Couh.
w ~, The 9TH day of juno, 1880, n negro man
who calls hnscfBob Goldman, and says nc is free
man, that hc bound to Nelson Vanderbilt, and
served his apprenticeship To- him as a shoemaker, in
The City Of Richmond, that hc afterwards worked at
said trade, with Cooke g. Ryan, IN said City. lie
Is about 81 years old, brown complexion about feet
inches high---hc is quito sensible and can read and
write. The owner, If any, IS requested 70 prove
property, pay charges, and take him away otherwise
he will he dealt with MS the law Directs.
w. LEWIS, Jaor, for
Jon Ct wl2w WM BOILING. Sheriff
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To Families and Others.

1FHoUsE KEEPING ARTICLES. &c. &c. IN
TNHE following desirable LINES Goops will DC
4 found Of good quality, at r.. II. JENKINS
LINEN md Fancy Dry Goods Store.
Rich figured Damask Table Cloths, OF various sizes
and elegant paIterr.
Table Diapers, of the richest style of patterns and
p yards wide.
Ordinary quality Table Diapers, of all widths
Wide Irish Shcetings.
Si!ecia and IRISH do. J yards wide.
Brown Damask Linen Table Cloths.
Turkey red Plaid Table Corcrs.
cases Irish and German Shifting Lincnr, at
all pr,ces--warran,ed pure Linen und grass
bleach
20 dozen Linen Cambria Pocket handkerchief
Persons wishing to examine Linen Goods, will find
an extensive assortment OF the above house-,hey
NIL be sold by 'he piece, half piece yard Mt the
most reduced prices. feb "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
CIRCUS,

NJ ESSRS Harrington md Buckley, have the
1VA pleasure 10 state TO the citizens of Richmond
that they have entered INTO an arrangement with
that celebrated Antopcdian, Mr. PETERS, whose
performance in the principal cities has not only drawn
crowded houses, but has asonished every one Who
has witnessed his most extraordinary feats
Mr. Peters will make his first appearance
THIS EVENING Feb "a
on Inc Corde Volane, and conclude with his wonder
full feat of the Flying Mercury.
Il The Managers also have the pleasure of saving
that they have entered into engagement with Mr.
and Mrs DEAN, who will make their appearance
this evening in the irish Tutor.
The performance will commence i'm the circle with
h"rsemanshP by the whole company Clown Cullen.
Still Vauing by the whole troop of Flying Phenom-
cna-Clown Cullen.
Hcrculean Fcats by Mr. Hess
Fea's OF activity and sagacity by the Mare Ophelia
Young Bacon, the dashing horseman will 20 through
his ieats OF horscmanship
MIR Harrington Will ride his astonishing act of horse
manshp on two separate chargers.
Metamorphose Of the Sack. by Messrs Blackburn
and Bacon.
horsemanship oy Mr. Harrington on a single horse.
The laughable scene of the two Clowns
The whole to conclude with The auphable Farce OF
Fl E | K S Ii L TOR.
Or, Ne-O Lights.
Terry O'Rooke. Mr. M'Gure
Mary, Mrs Dean
Rosa, NIrs Buckley
For other characters, see bills
NJ Mons Romano Milencst is engaged Due
notice will be given of his first appearance
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
JOHN c. BAPTIST. d. c.

wish to purchase hire, fnur or five good farm
Il hands for which liberal price will be given. APP.
ply to NT' John Wight, Cary street,, Richmond, or to
me s""scF'oe7' at fueEahoe. f. L. WIGHT.
IAN 20--Saw6t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24

oIlCE.-Will be sold at auction OIL the prem-
fronting on Second street and adjoining the Poor
House tract belonging to the city OF Richmond
Il credit tai the LIST August. will be allowed the
purchaser upon his giving satisfactory security
Mr. John Garth will superintend the sale to whom,
those Inclined to purchase VIII please apply for
view ofthe plat and further description the prop-
crty. ICJN Vale
Dntctourt 20 e5 l. 1881 4w eo8t-feb
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24

DIED. in TN. city, yesterday morning John Tho,ntop
infant Of Rev \. Converse The friends II the family
requested TO attend the feal the residence of MIR
Converse, this morning, AT half 10 O'Clock, without further
lnvit
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. co.

III III Wv NI1LEN N %.
GROCERIES
On THURSDAY 24lh instant n, b,lfn,s, m
O'Clock. al our Auction Store. valuable and lsrp,
assortment "f Groceries Particulars on day of sale
The above sale Includes
100 bags RIO green Coffee
co boxes Lemons. IN fine order
hhds II. o. Rum
Boston
10 bbls
10 hhds ct Croix Sugar
boxes Loaf .
- " Candles
100 {. Brown Loaf
90 casks Cheese
cases of Imperial Teas--in ? Id cannis,e.o
90 boxes Teas
Is bbls soft Soap
bales Corks
Molasses, Indigo, Rice, &c. &c.
feb 81 ID, A. & CO. Aucis
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
~arsase Nrwa.
PORT or RiCHMOND-F,n n

ARRIVED,
ShIp India, Peters, from New York, via Norfolk
Schr Columbia, from York River with corn
TO l. Webb & CO.
schr General Marion, from Cherrystone,
with oats, to astcr.
Schr PhGlnix, from York 6iyer with corn
Ia f. & Hubbard.
SAILED,
Schr Effort, Foriham, for New York
NEW YORK, Feb IG.-Cld, schrs Chas King
Smith, Richmond Tantivy, Couch do.
NORFOLK. Feb. l9.-Ard, sloop Cherub, Burk,
from Richmond The schrs. Richmond Packet
Fairfield, Exit and Hornet, for New York besides
several others, came down i'll company and went to
sea last night
Sloop Mark from Richmond
NORFOLK, Feb. 2l.-In Hampton Roads. brig
David Maflet, Darrell, Rio dc Janeiro nth Deccm-
Der, via Pernambuco, l5th January. bonnd to Bati-
more-Left at the former port. BarIue Richard,
Hodges from Bahia; ships Nyc, Nye, from Richmond
via Bahia New Orleans, Cole, from Richmond; Gen
eral Hand, Brotherton from Norfolk; Just arrived
RaIad. Bourne, from Richmond; Pos, Captain, Walk
er, from Richmond; Bcnezette, Sherman from Rich
mond for the Pacific.
Below, schr. Mar, Chandler, from Richmond,
bonnd to Wareham, (Mass.)
Sailed. brig Ajax, Banks, for New Orleans
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24

Ia, I. S. ship Had:on Com Casn, was at Rio 1lth Dec,
and the Vandaia, Capt Keonon at BuenOs AyresOfcers
and crews Ia good health.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
Steam Washer.

Steam Washer.
LNOR the satisfaction Of some who have not wit
l. messed the operation of this Machine, Mr. Kay
lor Will exhibit II THIS AFTERNOON. feb "a
u UNAWAY.-Was committed To The jan of JET.
~ ierson County on he 9Th day Of October, 1880,
MS n runaway slave, u negro man who colls himself
DAVE. SAID negro says tina, he belongs o the widow
Dunlap, near Staunton, Va. He is of dark complex
ION, about % years Of age feet or niche. hirh
md has lost the fete finger Of his right hand. The
owner oi said slave Is requested to come forwa I'd
prove property, pay charges. and take him away
Otherwise hs will be disposed of the law directs
THOMAS GRIGGS. Tailor.
CadlIestoWn Dec. l. 1880. l9-w3m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24

Molasscs
a - HHDS prime bright New Orleans Molssses
4 - landing this mornng-for sale by
feb 22--5t CHARLES PALMER
4 CARD have much pleasure in announcing to
~ the Public that Mr. Shaw who has attended my
parting the student the theory and Tamif CATIONS of
thsnecessary mercantile art which with the antangu-
lar method OF penmanship, will trust ensure him that
success, which the citizens Of Richmond have so Ia.
WHISKY contributed towards me MIR. Shaw will be my
in the office where have given instructions
and those persons who have not finished their course
lessons will be attended 20 by him.
ian u 4. CARPENTER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24

uS Tickets to be had at the Box Office, and ct
MIR. u Beck's Confectionery Store. Box and Pit
30 cents Children half price. Coloured persons
- cents
~ Doors to open at c, and Performance to COM
mence at o'clock. feb oI-It
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
WHITE MULBERRY TREES.


's'iE subscriber has Cor sale. at his farm miles
above Richmond, LSlrees years old any rea-
sonao!e quantity nj the rsnGne MoTus Aba or whts
Italian Mulberry Trees; and the season is now av.
preaching IN which they may be transpanted he ia
desrous OF receiving orders from many persons az
may be IN want OF the article; and as he is well Gatis
i"d hat the SILK culture must BE- one ofthe most pro
ntabc branches the agrculrurst can turn his alton
ION TO- he hopes TO De the means of their extensive
distribution through the State. They will be sold or
reasonable terms BY the hundred or otherwise deliy
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable distance
thereof. J. w. SMITH,
n Borders may be left at Scott G. Smiths. y
street Richmond. oct 1-2awtf -,
THU subscriber respectfully tenders his services as
- Commission Agent to the Merchants and Farmers
on York and Rappahannock Rivers, who send theis
produce, &c. to the Norfolk sIarket. lie refer,
10 Iessrs. Smith & Co., Patricks, .. - -.
Lewis and RU. &. Smith, Dudley's Ferry
Rob. NJ. Spencer, Esq, Little Plymouth,
VIM Armsead, Esq ! T.: ~ g.,
Co g. roindexter, Esq. Mug N queen !. H.,
hessrs. Geo. f.. Butler & Co, King William G y
John Chowniug JT. Esq.
hessTs Healy, Street, e. Co. Urbaans
James Goodrich, Esq.
Edmund NJ. Ware, Esq, Bowlers,
''''''' y ' 81 I1 tay Us! g Co Tappab aunOek
JAMES FERGUSON, Jr
RoIhey's Wharf, Norfolk
Jan - IaN"' 18th January, 1881
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24

VHlIE subscribers will regularly attend the courts
= held In the city of Richmond They promise
faithful and digent attention to any business en,rus
ted 10 them. a. l.. BOLTS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-02-24
BIGGBR's PRIZE OFBICE.
MANAGERS OFBICR.

DELAWARE and North Carolina Lottery, class
- - No S-to DC drawn and the drawing received
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
A PALPAPLE HIT.


The New York Commercial Advertiser of jan 10,
says:
"CoNsIsrENcY. The Richmond Enquirer saws that
throughout his whole life, the President has seemed
the man that he was Now in 1924, or thereabout.
according to thf same Journal, the election of the
present incumbent was spoken of what would prove
"a curse to the country We have therefore b..n
duly mathematical since the fourth of March, 1892
and this must be what the Enquirer in the SEN
tence first above quo ted.'
The Commercial ought make a little allowance
for circumstances In 1924, Gen. Jackson was in a
mnority-and what to politician can be greater
curse? AT that time, therefore he seemed curse f.
our neighbor-and that neiehbor himself says, Gen
Jackson "has seemed throughout his whole life the
man that he 'Uas But, do not circumstances alto,
cases? Certainly. What then can be more natural
than that jackson being course" in 1924, having fe
to sustain his preensions the Presidency
Jackson, unaered in every respect, but having ma.
Jority of the People his back in 1928 should he
all that perfect?
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
MONTAERI HOsPTTAT-

.ind hslicai, Classical and Scientific Ensf;faf;,n
''th SUBSCRIBE having recently purchased Of MI
EDWARD a Lynch, his estates On the ADnn-
NJ III TIE county Of Chesterfield (Cobbs and
mount AIRY eight miles beln,v Petsrsbnrg E,nr
ooye hcrmuda Hundred and CITY Point and fftonr
rom h'chmond respectfully notifies the public. tbaf
T ~ the act OF preparing buildings for the accom-,
i'ouiIch "i persons laboring Under chronic diseases
as scTouIa, epilepsy &c &c and viii he renGs ,r
lef tne 9th of January to receive anv add,tiono,
thinner OF patients. Every facility viii be afforded
e'ectrcity' the gases, &c
le'"S--in cases not acknowledged hopeless. tho
by WI Ue' no cure, no pay, except for board In
~ he hopeless cases, the pay Will he expected
10 De IN proportion to tine relief given
boord from one to four dollars pcr week accord;,,.
~ ."e accommodation required The AVERAGE u1nv b
yaiGu at a., swo dollars per week Persons able and
"i'ng 10 render an equivalent for their hoard in !,
Dor, VIII DC allowed to do So " "a
IN every case Of pure dyspepsia ;ho .,bscr;t.,,
WIN engage TO forfeit $50. ifhe fails TO effect = ci
upon physiological principles speedily and do oGcc
iuaIIy as can be done by any empirical rero-dy bct
eVer-upon condition however. t,af .to r.;%i,rt
g'1y observes the roles prescribed
iateHtS must be well supplied With cloftiur as 1,,.
raliyc process. " O'eiy 'u-
Operations connected VIII 1nidv,ifcr,. AID sr,,o..,
VII pc performed on the poor gratis
1'Sht or zen medical students would he token -
aaIy oEPnca'on DC made, at 800 per year pavob',,
quarterly IN advance. unless q spec;Gc b,rf, -
mace to the contrary. This iprIpdes o,..osa .
BOARD, washing lodging instruction in all The e;oo
connected win the study of medicine rlse If liir,
museum &C. SHOULD any be disposed TO ,rosecrio
at me sam" timo The study Of the ar,,,,r ee 80
eihstics, or any of the sciences unconnecie IN ~
""'H"7 ilcHiss viii be provided:-buf. in such a.
1,enl' 'hey will be subjected TO IN additional sbarTo
sS25 per year. ''' '""Ise
,% advantages Of this Institution arc ars i,s lcs,i
"ncn IS pr3verbiaIIv healthy: while the w
G3,,r bi,,gy secondly ne proximity 10 two LARGE g.
;;s .U'.nS winch afford an Opportunity of eaoIro ~
Ice "I Improvements in the scicuce IF az, W
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

BoR THE WHIG.

DO 'neSSTS- BFOnnuC, ,HOrriS and Rn2yI,y
GENTLEMEN:- You gave testimony, it appears
before the House of Delegates, to the effect-tbai
nothing was said in the Convention or perfy rs thovg
as to the constitutional difficulty presented Inv the
Henr'co case and you seem to think, that for This
reason, and because the phraseology of the Old Con
tuition was adopted. that the practice was adonted
along with 1t, and that having been adiudGed bv the
olc House of Delegates. under the Old C0nst,tn, ion
1t was not competent for the present House Of Dele
the precedent p"'' ''o''
res:- q"eS
DO YOU not knop, that the Convention intended r.
require residences as an Indispensable qualification in
DO you not hmoC. that if the Convention had SIM
posed they had left tho phraseoogy the Constitn-
ton such as that by colour of its authority resident
OF any con"iy' town, borough or election djstr;c,
could 6e elected TO represent county town. borougb
or election district Of which lie ,gas not in co,n,,on
sense and In matter 9 fart, resident that the Cen
yeAt!on would have proceeded at once and yyithou,
DIVISION to change the phraseoogy, SO as to rcore
residence still more emphatcaIiy than thew have
done: IT indeed that be possible.
Now gentlemen, if this is tie truth, and The whole
truth what was the intention of the Virginia Con
vcntion' S1 wi
VIII any o1o Of you say that this was not their in
tehtlon! VI respectful serv't,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
SOESSce,

siriH OF Deed of Pru,t dated 1orb Doc
-, 1880 and recorded IN the Clerks Office Of
as irustee, by Nelson Cary For the of en-
general creditors, will be sold at the SpringdeId PR
IN iehrico on Saturday the g2d instant if f,ir !,
hos ,he next fair day Sundays excepod) at Pubic
c.u,;, ert highest bidder several valuable slaves
c"I!. VIE terms VIII be cash Tor all sums IF en-
or less-and credit Of six months Cor Iar@er 80
iionas WITH approved security, VIII be r9Gn;rrJ If
requested to attend the sale ~"'y are
"a" 'o--eoot H. RHODES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
.6etssg oosU ga0 sea-
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY n. iaao=

u'5 The Legislature having disposed of all the con-
tested elections, and neither the Executive nor the
Judiciary Committee having yet reported, the pro-
ceedings are now devoid of interest.
Yesterday, the Committee of Courts of Justice had
leave sit during of the douse: and this
being The may hope that the Judiciary scheme
will soon be presented That matter disposed of and
the Executive and Judicial elections made we io no,
what ought to detan, will detain, the General
Assembly in session. beyond th- usual period The
ordinary business of legislation is both less and more
advanced, than is common this season.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

ANlEL MINOR, takes This method OF inform.
e e ing his friends and the public generally that he
mas been unovoidably detained to the North To such
as mad engaged him ocean their Clocks annually he
mere (which he hopes will be in few months nc shan
De in Virginia, where he intends prominently to re-
SIDE, and viii then have 1t IN his power 10 attend re
gulqTly to his business. To bis friends and custom
eIS nc returns MS sincere thanks and hopes he merits
NEW JERSEY Ian 1901 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

several amendments made the bi and others pro-
posed which occasioned discussion between MessIs
s,piansk White of Florida, Wilde Insersol Williams and
lay ! he bill having been gone through with,
nir Drayton moved that the Committee take up hill 'ior
M payment OF certain mounted volunteers Of Arkansas but
"'e motion waSpesalved whereupon
and then f' S'
The House adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
S@aar6e0g NRlas8 =,
PORT q RLCHNOND. - 1I.
ARRIVED.

ARHINED,
Steamboat Richmond. Chapman, from Norfolk.
Passed at Ncwror's Moose, packet schr T,antivv
Couch, hence for N York; at the head Of seven
AIde &each, at anchor packet schr Fairfield Coffin
from N. York bound NJ.
NEW YORK.. Jan. 10 CID, schrs Exit. Uovou
and Chesterfield Beasfon. both for Richmond
Ard. schr Armada, Clifford, Richmond.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

bfeSieh-The inland streams of PennsvIvanis
nave swollen enormously in consequence of the late
rams The W'Ikes5arre Herald of Friday last s,aes
that on the Saturday and Sunday previous. the sns'
quehanna, swollen by the late heavy rains rose bnt
high on the WlIkesbarre side. The bank on the King
fiat lands inundated--TU " ''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
4 CARD.

NER SHAW will Lecture on the Lre,jq,;,, NJ
lVa Hal md Oxygen Cn~, TINS EvsNr>G at 7
o o'clock. Tickets for the course s.. for s,nr1c
Lecture 80 cts. Ladies' and Students tEo Al
ny, ala'Iea yFGiRf '10 it--tt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

'. AsIINoToN, january 70.
We copied yesterday, from the New York Nercu.
no. statement OF the probable death of General ol
i'ar. We have since seen letter from the Libera-
pr n'mse TO gentleman of this city, as late as the
10Th oil November, in which he is not only silent as
to any illness or i'll health, but EXPRESSES himself
throughout in tone of cheerfulness We arr IN
duced to hope, therefore, that the report both of
bis decc.Se' and dangerous illness, are ncor-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

NoRTH CARoLtNA-The Resolutions :, ,,,;.t.
tine assumption by Congress of the powers TO
pirate money to execute projects ofInterna ronrovc
ment such as the making of Roads and the cnttinc
OF canals within the limits oft the individual States
is declared to be entirely rratuitous and Ga d;
papa6e violation ofthe Constitutions" as adopted bv
the House ct Commons, were tnid on The taJLe in
the Senate, by vote of 4G to fO.-TU "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

ar Gardner Odle' OF Warren county. Pa, was kill
ed at Springfield, n.that county, last week nv tb
accidental discharge of gun in the hands Of Mr. ,ra
a len. of ,hn snne cnnnir Ill - 'le'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14

we learn from Cincinnati paper, that the steam
18th u between Pittsburg and Wheelingtie CARO-
was taken out, and brought down by the ReindeerS
The boat 1T was expected, will be got up
Phil Inn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-01-14
BDUC.ATTOM-

IN school vii be continued the ensuing wear.
I've My co nrse Of instruction will cornprcIIend the
Gt5reck and Latin languages, English Grammar
nf,nglsh Composition, Geography, with the use Of
Maps and Globes, Mathematics and Nrifhulciic.
/ ne school will commence on Monday the 24th of
January. 1881, and terminate on the 10th dav Of lie
cenber following There will be vacation Of -four
weeks commencing on the 10th day of June Tire
charge Tor board, tuition, washing. lodrinr and f,el
VIII be one hundred and ten doars PAYABLE one h1If
on the LIST day Of juno, 1881 and the other half IN
the LIST of December following.
Inc discipline Of The school will be parel,al and
as much care and kindness will be extended to boye
con4ded TO my instruction, as TO my children
wy residence Is remote from the haunts Of vice
ana immortality, md remarkably healthy Ills sif,o
tea IN the county Of Louisa, 80 miles from R:chrnd
ana me HE distance from Fredcricksburr Tho
stage rom Fredericksburg TO Carcrsyile pas-es by
my residence, and that from Richmond 70 IIa,y;e,,
burg within short distance Of IT,
Roads, Louisa" VIM NTTcOJ 80 -
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