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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
From the Globe of yeSterdag.
GOVERNOR HOUSTON.


Ibis gentleman was again arrested last evening,
and we understand has been indicted upon TIE evil
dence OF Mr.. Stanbery in the City Court, for an
assault and battery, with intent to kill.
a question, VIC suppose, will now arise which
Will involve the power of the Court to punish n
second time for the offence. 1t is said now,
by some in favor of another conviction, TO super.
add the punishment of Imprisonment in the Peni-
Tertiary of this District, to the duress already sub
mitted to under the custody of the Sergeant at
Arms of the House, that there are several grades
of crime in the act, and that the breach of
privilege cognizabe and punishable by the
House, while the battery is quite another thing
and to be avenged in the Courts. This is new doe
trine. 1t is clear violation of the Constitutions
which forbids that man shall be punished twice
for the same offence if were first convictc cd
and punished by imprisonment for man .slaug htcr
and then hung for murder for the same act
New doctrine indeed The Editor of the
Globe ought to be appointed to judicial station 1t
is pity such legal should not be de-
voted to jurisprudence. In consideration Of the
severity of the Speakers raprimand, and the no
doubt, deeply wounded feelings of Gen. Houston
thercat, the Court ought to be very lenent and the
Jury, probably, if judciously selected, will in
sequence acquit 'ctizen OF" his character aud
intelhgence"-"not doubling" that it was all a mis-.
take the part of the accused, for had he sat the
time, considered the act of violence" Gin the light
it has been viewed by the" Grand Jury-a violation
of the law of the District of Columbia, he "would
have been spared" &c.
Vide Mr. Speaker Stcvcnsons cutting rcprimand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

& Il rules holden in the Clerks Office Of our
"a County Court Of Luncnburg on thc first
Monday in March 1882 Robert Bagby, adm'or
with the will annexed Of Robert Cbappcli dec. for
'bc benefit Of Alexander b. CralIe, plaintiff AGAINST
Reuben Vaughan, dc!cndant--IN CIANcrgy
The defendant not having entered his appear
cree, according to the act of assembly and the
t"es OF t1is Court, and il appearing TO the salts.
faction Of the Court that I've is not an iniali,grt
Il this State-On motion Of the plaintiff Ivy Charles
9nith nus Attorney, II is ordered that the said de-,
PENDANT do appear hero on the second Monday in
June next, and enter MS appearance and answer
inc plaintiffs bill, and that a cory Of this order
inserted IN OF the newspapers printed . 90
Town OF Petersburg, or city Of Richmond Tor eiga.
wccss successfully, and posted at the front doo,
ihc Couf house Of said COUNT. : CDpy. IT,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

ui The Citizens of Richmond will bear in mind
that the subscription to the James River and Ka-
nawha Company will be opened at Mr.. Bolts
Reading Room on Monday next. The friends of
the enterprise will bear in mind that good start
will have its effects abroad. 1t cannot be expected
that foreign capitalists, Qorcgn mean to tho
Stasc,) will have confidence in the safety of the
investment, unless similar confidence is exhibited
by our citizens. We trust in next to be able to
make cheering report.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

'nhS oil the spirit Of production, that has more
Oh p'etry than prose in it's composition, and, per-
maps IN imitation of the flourish with which it
cludes, will say
"a civil, sensible, and we'll bred man
VIII not asP'rse me-and no other can"
A. S. CLAYTON.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

Very high Prices for fine 7obacco.-Wc under.
stand that within the last few days, tie following
high prices have been paid for 10 hhds. fine To.
bncco, inspected at Shockoe Ware House, made by
Mcssrs. Henry Edmunds and Bowling E!dridgc
of Halifax, and purchased for manufacturing by
Messrs. S. S Myers * Co.
Iie
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

WAsHINGroN, May II.
We are informed that bills of Indictment were
yesterday found by the Grand jury for the county
OF Washington now sitting, against Samuel Iious.
ton and Morgan A. Heard, for assaults OH VIM
Stanbery and Thomas ID. Arnold, with intent to
sill.
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Gle Constitutional GgIbsg.
Saturday EccMs..s. .Wsy 1S.

ui In pursuance of a Resolution of the National
Republican Convention OF Young Men of the Uni.
ted States, lately assembled at Washington City, u
Convention of the National Republican Young Men
of the State of Virginia will be held at Staunton
on the third Monday in July next to which tho
friends of Mr.. Clay in the different counties are
respectfully invited to send Delegates.
Editors of newspapers throughout the State are
requested to copy the above notice into their re-
spective journals.
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VIRGINIA ELECIION.S.

l"GAN-I Dcl)-CoI. Anthony Lawson l3f
&C. StallingS 81.
lARRISON-t2 DalD-Wallo p Cot. oO9
Daniel kmcheloc* 5o7-William johnson 81
Abncr Maxwell IS.
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Attached to the report of Mr. Adams, was the
following:-
81 concur fully in all the statements made and
principles developed, in the above report.
J. q. WATMOUGH"
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To the Editors Of tie Intelhgcncer.

IhHCttIGcVCer.
WlsmSGToN, May 18th, 1882.
Prompted by of sclf.rcsPcct, well as
due decorum for the House of which am mem
Der, it was my sincere desire to present Report
the subject of the Bank free from all reflections
upon the conduct and character Of any individual
whatever, and therefore in all matters of fact
plain narrative, without inference, submitted.
1t was further my intention, and how far have
succeeded is checrfully submitted to the public, to
produce Report, temperate, impartial, respectful
and consistent, but to this Report find in the
Iumns OF your paper of to-day, an answer, in the
shape OF counter Report, from one Of the Com
mttce, Mr. Adams viz 'ltivc of all these part.
cu!ars, that the matter now no longer bclonrs to
the proceedings of the House, but has become per
sona, and will accordingly he so held and treated.
1t is my intention to reply to it at some future day
when my public engagements will allow the leisure
necessary to the undertaking.
1t is true the author has, in the close Of his re-
marks, declared, that she imputes no iuiustice of
intention to any one, and that no does ali possible
justice 10 [myl Intentions, yet as the whole driCl
of his answer is labored argument TO EalsiCv his
own declaration, and well calculated to cast the
inputation which hs dsclain5, I choose to. ansvoy
his reasoning, in the mean time, cotching some
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22
MkEiSIED,

On The 18th inst, by the Rev. Dr. HawIcy, tho
Hon. GroEdE PoiNDGyrER, United States Senator
from Mississippi, to Miss AHY HEwEs daughter of
Samuel ucwcs, Esq OF Boston.
Rat. Intclirsa-cr
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The sarcastic Report of Mr.. Adams, which we
nust contrivc TO lay before readers (or much
of it as possibc,) has called forth the following
Gard from the Chairman of the COMMITTEES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-05-22

Mr.. ADAMS, of the Committee appointed on the
18th OF March, 1882, to examine and report on
the books and proceedings OF the Bank OF the
Umtcd States, submitted tine following
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

w IRGINIA.-At a Superior Court of Chancerv
" heid at the former Capitol, in the city of Will
l!amsburg, the 27th January, 1880, Robert Chris
tan, Peter Ladd & Company Ann Royster, John
Ill. Il Jones Il. Christian, executors of VIM Dou
glass, deceased, and Frances c. Clayton plaintiffs,
against Judith B. Hill, Ann b. Hill, an infant bv
James Cabaniss, her Guardian ass igned and VIM.
Tyler, executor of VIM. f.. Hill, deceased defend
ants.
On motion of the plaintiffs by counsel James
Cabaniss is assigned Guardian the in FAINT defend
ant TO defend her In the suit and therefore the
cause came on this day to be heard on the BILL an
swers and exhibits and was ARMED Inv counsel. IN
consideration whereof. the Court doth adiudge or
der and Decree that the following accounts be taken
before one OF the Commissioners of this Court
First, an account of William Tyler,s transactions
as executor OF VIM. E. Hill, decd, in taking which
account The audit returned 10 the County Court of
charles CITY, copy of which is filed v4th the bill
Is 10 ne taken Prna facia true liable to be sur
cnarged' ana iaIshed by the plaintiffs, in taking
which account, the Commissioner is directed t3 as
certain what portion of the personal estate of the
said WIN. H. Hill has been applied to the payment
OF debts, which bound his heirs. Second an oc
count OF the claims of the plaintiffs, and such
other creditors of VIM. f.. Hill us may exhibit and
prove their demands before the Commissioner on
the usual terms, designating in said account such of
said claims as bind the heirs of said VIM r..
Hill, deceased Third, an account of the probable
annual value of the real estate of the said VIM E.
NH, which his heirs hold by device or descent IFS
situation and quantity. Which said several &C.
counts the Commissioners is directed TO examine,
state and settle, and to the Court report wiA any
matters specially stated, deemed pertinent by him
SELF or which may be required by the parties to
be SO stated.
10Th SEPTEMBER, 1881,
This cause came on this day TO be further heard
on the papers formerly read and the report of sale
made by the Marshal, pursuant to the decree OF
I'd day of February last, and was argued by coun
sci: On consideration whereof, the Court confirm
ing the said report, doth adudge order and Decree
that the same be established between the parties.
And the Court doth further adiudgc order and de.
cree, that one of the Commissioners of this Court
take, I'm the usual mode, account of any further
demand existing against the estate Of WIN. r..
thl deceased, according to the principles stated
in The said decree, il being minated, there are
other creditors who have not heretofore exhibited
their claims to the Commissioner which account the
commissioner is directed to examine, state and set
Tie, and to the Court report, with any matters
specially stated, deemed pertinent by himself, or
which may be required by the parties to be so
stated. Copies. Teste,
JAMES CABANISS, G.. G.
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TRUST SALE

ESY virtue OF two Deeds of Trust, executed by
-l-D Joseph b Glenn TO the Subscriber, for pur
poses therein specified, bearing date the 2sth
day of December, 1929, the other bearing date on
the goth day of September, 1880, both of which
said Deeds are of record in Goochland county
court, viii be sold for cash, at the residence of
the said Joseph b. Glenn, in the upper end of
Goochland county, on the Three Chopt Road, on
the goth day of july 1892 if fair, if not, the next
TAR day thereafter Sundays excepted; one Tract of
Land containing ninety acres, it being the same
Tract on which the said Glenn now resides, ono
Negro Girl, all said Glenn's stock of Horses,
Cows, Sheep, and Hogs, Household and Kitchen
Furniture, Plantation Tools and Utensils, and all
his stock OF GOODS on hand, or so much thereof,
as will be sufficient 10 satisfy the sums of money
called for by the said two Deeds of Trust-Such
title will only be conveyed is vested in the Sub
scrlber by the said two Deeds of Trust
GARRETT NJ. QUARLES,
jun 10 cl0t TRUSTEE.
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Elk FSE.GagcE9
FOR SALE.


q obedience to decree of the circuit superior
q court OF law and cbancery, for tie county of
Henrico, pronounced on the 18th day of June,
1897, in suit pending in said court wherein John
region Boiling and others Plaintiffs, and John
Gillian and others defendants the subscriber,
the commissioner therein named, will Offer for sale,
at public auction, at the Eagle Tavern in the city
OF Richmond, on the 30th day Of August next, tho
estate in the will of Dr. james s. Gillian mention
ed, called Elk Island, including the high land
called Tuggles, and half the fishery. This
property is generally known to be of the most
valuable estates in Virginia, the island being James
River low grounds of the first quality. Persons
desiring to view the lands, refcrrcdsSfIfr Fov-
Ter, the present manager of the estate by whom IL
will be sbewn Possession will be given ON tho
first day of January next, but the purchaser will
have the privilege Of sowing crop of wheat this
fall, and the privilege of curing the growing cron
Of tobacco, will be reserved to Judge Nav. The nrn.
sent tenant r.
The sale will be on credit of one. two. three
and four years, equal instalments-tbe first nav
ment TO be secured by bond with approved ner-
sonal security, and the title to the lands TO be re-
served until the whole purchase maAey shall DO
paid as security therefor.
Ian an authorized to say, that if tho purchaser
Shail desire It, Judge May Will have full crop of
wheat sown on tho land, on fair terms
w. w. ATKINSON,
Petersburg, July llth, 1882. Commissioner,
jy l1-ldWlds
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

Description of the panic occasioued in village
OF Scotland at the supposed approach of the Cho-
lera.
The village grocer draper halter and apothe-
cary, had no medicines hand, save Glauber's
salts, and of these he had two corn sacks full |
bought some and while l was stand
ing ana bargaining about the price of a
pig, beheld TERRIBLE connection in the village,
the men were stripped and running as for race;
and the women were screaming and running after
them, some of them having child on their backs,
ana one below ca H. arm while the Gaelic was
poured and shouted from every tongue sWbat is
t!-What in the world itP--said to the mer-
chant, who had little broken English.-'Oh,
she pc tat tam bhaist the Collaro Nor said he and
away he ran with the rest
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

u OIlCE.-Intending to visit some of the wa
1 tering places in Virginia, for my health, /
have determined 10 bring all my transactions as
well private as in my duciary characterize speedy
and final adjustment. / must therefore request all
those indebted to in either capacity, to make i'm
mediate payment--abd those having claims against
me, requested TO present them properly authen-
ticatcd, as am ready TO discharge them.
THOMAS X. BARNES.
ma 7--wl0c Richmond County.
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OTlCE.-Undcrstand that it has been ru
AS incurred in the country, that | am not in the
market for Wheat, hereby give notice to nv
trends and the public in general that my Mills are
fully prepared for manufacturing an extensive
scale, and that for good Wheat, delivered at nv
Mills, or at my Warehouse, on the Basin, | will
give as much in cash, be obtained in Rich.
mond. THOMAS RUTHERFOORD
iy l9-c6t
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Commensurate Orrto.r

Williamsburg, 18th June, 1882.
The parties interested in the aforegoing orders
are desired to take notice, that have appointed
the 3Oth day of July next, to execute the said or
ders, on which day, by 9 o'clock A. NJ, they arc
desired to attend at my Office, with their vouch.
ors and evidence
je 1S-5w JAMES CARANISS Con,r
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

- HlcHm0nd, June IYth, 1882.
The parties Interested will please take notice,
that have appointed the 3lst day of August next
TO commence the accounts directed in the forego-
ing order of the court on which day. aft @ o,cIock
"A: M, they are required to attend at my office, in
this city, with thor accounts, vouchers &C. ready
for examination and settlement
Jun 2I-wSt HILARY BAKER, Comr.
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Broadway and Spring str0ots. One day last "esk.
being caught i'll shower, she was not sufficiently
careful to change her dress; fever ensucd, and
then cholera which on Saturday terminated her life.
1t will be seen from the report of the City In
spector, which we published yesterday, that the
number of nternents IN tins city, during the week
ending 2lst inst. Saturday was EIGHT HUN
DRIED AND EIGHTY. SEVEN; of which SEVEN
HUNDRED AND SIXTEEN were by malignant Cholera
The number of deaths is more than four times as
great as ever occurred here before, in any week.
exccpt the week ending 18th inst, when the nun
Der of intermcnts was $40. The whole number
carried of by yellow foyer in 1922, less than
have died within the last three days. The whole
number of deaths during that year (323l was
less than four times as many as have died during
tho past week. II should be observed, however,
that the population was then much smaller than it
is nj present.
ALBANY, July 22-New cases 10, of which 10
are severe. Deaths Ia.
BOARD OF HEALTH--PHILADEL
HEALTH OFFICE, July 24-Noon.
Board of Health report for the last % hours, one
case of Malignant Cholera, male dead, in Queen
St, Kensington, near the Glass House:
BY order, WM A. MARTIN, Clerk.
Correspondence of the Journal of Commerce.
FoRr GRArior, (Mich) July 10.
There has been only one new case of Cholera,
among the troops during the last 81 hours There
now remain l3 or Ia cases. of which it is believed
two thirds will recover Our detachment, which
consisted of about 400, has dwnd ed down to about
$50, by pestilence and desertion. Col Twiggs will
undoubtedly recover. DIR. Everetts case is doubt
full. No other officers, with the exception Of
Lieut.. Clay, have been attacked
The dead bodies of tho deserters literally
strewed along the road, between here and Detroit.
No one dares give them relief not even cup OF
water. A person on his way from Detroit here,
passed six lying groaning with the agonios of the
Cholera, under one tree, and corpse by
the road side, half eaton up by the hogs
But / forbear; for this is too painful to be dwelt
upon. There three four companies of SOL
diers about fifteen miles below, who also have
this dreadful disease among them We have two
physicians, of whom has just left my quarters,
and says, "cvery thing looks more smiling"
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The of Malignant Cholera which was
ported on Tuesday by the Board of Health, Should
think, have been accompanied with expla-
nation. 1t was, we learn, that of man who had
been fishing and drinking all day on the Jersey
shore; and in other respects his cholera could
be properly deemed ofPhiladelphia origin.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-07-31

II is stated in a London Paper that Sir Walter
Scott was putting the last hand to Caabrian
novel, entitled Bizano, and founded on Tic extra.
traoIdinary adventures af a bandit chief
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l517 s1a 80 2oa0 52I 3a1 30 I211

Intcrmcnts during the twcnty-four hours ending
A. M on Tuesday, 40; of which, by Cholera
LOG.
Dreadful Mortafity.-Mr. Albert Bogert, of %
Madison ST. near Poorl, died yesterday afternoon at
o'clnck-between which time and 9 o'clock this
morning, three sons, and a servant GIRL have died
in the same house.
"So fades The ioUely."-Among The recent vic.
fit, daughter Of the Row. John n. Msfit. She
was Attending boarding school at the corner of
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CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF HEALTH,

PHILADELPHIA, July 25--noOn.
There has been of Malignant Cholera
reported 10 the Board of Health for the last "a
hours.
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Intermcnts from 8 O'Clock A. NJ. oath, to 8
O'Clock, A. M. 25th-135; of which reported of
cholera, ITO.
IL We have no report from Harlem. We
greet to learn that among the deaths reported that
place, the names of the Rev. Mr.. Hinton, his lady
and child, are mentioned.
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Poughkeepsie.-The Board Of Health of POUCH.
keepsie have reported five cases and deaths
curing within the last fortnight, of malignant
cholera. But the sufferers of the lowest class,
incorporate and uncleanly in their habits and no
alarm was excited for the safety of the sound po-
pulation.
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CHOI ERA-NEW WORK.

The report of the Board Of Health of New York,
for the twenty -four hours ending Wednesday
at 10 O'clock shows that the disease appears to be
uhsiHi
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JOUN wINDER Scc,,,

The Sheldon Thompson, which arrived here
this morning, brings melancholy intelligence from
Chicago. Upto Saturday the 18th inst. the whole
number Of deaths which had occurred from cholera
including those who died before reaching Chicago.
54-vIz. 81 soldiers, officer, Ut. Brown ) and
ofthe vessels crew; and the number of cases of
sickness from the disease, then remaining in
GLIDING those which were convalescent, and new
cases, 81. The number of soldiers on board The
Sheldon Thompson, was not far from 900.
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albany, Monday, July %, p. M.-New cases
27-of which is severe, deaths 5.
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RoARn OF UEAI.rm- ID rrnn1r-

Thursday Morning, 9 O'Clock, July 80
The Physicians of Detroit report to the Board Of
Health, for the last "a hours, of cholera as
convalescent--no deaths-no new cases.
R,,o oft
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Hdrtford.-On the Hartford Mercury of Mon
day, received this morning, is endorsed, 1.-TWO new
cases of Cholera in this town reported this morn
ing, 10 O'Clock.
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Cholera in Nco Bedford.-Tho New Bedford

Cholera in Neao Bedford.-The New Bedford
Mercury of Friday has the following paragraph
" AT quarantine ship Denmark, 4S hours from
New York, In ballast. Nicholas Nelson, a native
of Denmark, 30 years of age, died on board yes
terday morning. DIR. Greene, of the Board of
Health, who visited the Denmark Yesterday after
noon informed that the deceased had for several
weeks, suffered under an attack of fever and aguc,
which few hours before his death, was accoHpa.
MED by violent spasms, similar to those described
in the symptoms of cholera"
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DETRoTT, July 10.
The physicians of Detroit repor; to the Bord of
Health for the last % hours 8 cases of cholera as
convalescent-no deaths--no cases.
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Westchestcr Prison, N. York.-From the 18th to
the Odd July, according to the report of the Ply
sicians of this institutions there occurred 81 cases
of cholera, of which IL died
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Troy-The report of the Troy Board of Health
rendered on the 2lst ins states that of AZ inter-
ments during the month of June and up to that
day, seventeen were rumored or suspected to
be cholera. Six OF the sufferers were drunkards.
Others were cases of common cholera. Four on
ly are considered to have been cases ofthe epidem
ic. The last death Wednesday last.
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Dr. Rhinelander stated to the Board OF Health,
that four patients who had been discharged cured,
from the Crosby street and Park Hospitals were
received yesterday into the Crosby street, Hospital,
drunk, and two died from to o hours after adnis-
sion, from intemperance.
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KINGsToN, ~. C.)

From July III TO 18.-New cases 7 deaths 3
recovered IL. Total cases from commencement
162; deaths so; recovered ITO.