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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

n y ERNARD PEYTON transacts General Commits
sion Business Ito which he confines himseli) in the
City oil Richmond, and is prepared TO make liberal adj
vances produce consigned 10 him for sale. He is de-
sirous OF extending hi business in the article of COT
TON which is daily becoming of increased consequence
in this market-and the prices paid for it, at least equal to
those OF any other market in the State. Feb g TS-3tf
The Petersburg Intcfgencer, and Norfolk Hcrad and
Beacon, Will please give this three Insertions the inside
form, each time, and forward their accounts to this Office
for payment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

A TEACHER of good morals and well qualified tC,
IA teach the English Language and Arithmetic, may
get small School in private family, and make his time
agreeable Addres, TO THOMAS AMOS, Warminster
Feb. IL. ASS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

ENOR SALE Columbia, mile from this City, the
"a residence of the late Philip HaXal. The Dwelling,
House, and all the buildings very commodious-
Among them, good lee House, filled, and two.
Green Houses. The premises contain four acres of land
highly improved, with a well of fine water.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

Contiguous LUIS OF Ilne acres.
II Family consisting of and his wife, first rate.
house servants, and their five children.
Il Ionson Flly two years old, and year old Sir Al
fred co.-Tcrms may be known application 10
y yEeb.l1. [sS-w6tl RID. BARTON HAXALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1832-02-11

ri p. HOWARD, attorney at Lar, will in future
attend the Superior and Inferior Courts held in this
city III may be found until further notice. the Office
of Conway Robinson, Esq. near the City Hall.
Feb. 4. S5-tf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

e NLASS1CAL SCHOOL-'i'he School at Long
~ Crock, Louisa county, viii be continued next
year, under the immediate supcriutcndencc of tho
subscriber who has had twenty years experience in
the profession he has chosen. In this School will
be taught tho Greek and Latin languages, Eng
'ish Grammar, English Competition, Geography
with the use of Maps and Globes, Mathematics and
Arithmetic. The School will commence on Mon
day the 2lst of January, 1889 and terminate on
the hIst dayof December following. There will be
vacation Of four weeks commencing the 10Th
day ofJunc. The charge for board, tuition, wash.
ing lodging and fuel will be 10, payable, half
on tho LIT day of June, 1888, and the other half
on tho list day of December following. Long
Geek is 81 miles from Richmond, 81 from Fredcr-
icksburg, 81 from Orange Court House, and %
from Gainesville. The stages from Richmond to
Orange Courthouse, and from Frcdcricksburgh &c
Cartcrsville pass immediately by the School house
Letters to the subscriber should be directed to Long
Creek =. o., Louisa.
do diff wIIJIkM NEUcnN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

On every imperishab!e monument reared by ancient
or modern hands.
=. CONJECTURE has been busy ever since these wri-
'hgs appeared, to discover the author -ASome have
supposed that they had brought chain of facts and
circumstances that irrosistaby went 10 prove the
autnor' and thousands became converts 10 his ro
soningi but the Fighter had scarso laid down his
PEN when somo other enquirer arose, who was
equally successful In convincing tho public that
some other man of distinction was the author
nut no matter who tho writer of these cello.
DRAFTED letters; the author, discoved or not will not
change our opinion of them now, as their political
character has long since been lost-the literary
alone remains. The works of Junius, vitupera.
Two us they are, may DO read with profit by any ono
VINO examines their structure and power, rather
than the unforgiving temper which abounds in
them.
AZ the silver mine of Konigsberg, wonderful
gallery has boon pierced through the side of the
mountain, ut the depth of 600 feet, through which
tho ore is now transported instead OF being hoistod
TO tho top Its length is 5000 feet, that it occup
ed 70 years in it's completion. The process was
most tedious; being entirely by calcination and
nammering, which brought the rock off in flakes
Only two men could work at time: it was com
mencod both internally and externally, and j, is
much to their credit that, upon meeting thare were
only two or three feet difference in the level and
none IN the direction. 1t from six to seven feet
wide, and from ten to Is high
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
WILLIAM NELSON.
500 EsR3 Eg.RRa Ed.
Eg AN AWAY on Saturday last, LIST in,

W{S mn NWA1 on saturday last, Ist Instant, a
I~ negro man named WILLIAM COOK,
about % years of age, 5 feet or inches high, a
yellow complexion, likely and gontecl in his APP.
pearance, and when spoken TO answers quick and
with intelligencc-hc is well known in this City,
particularly on Church Hal, where he has lived
with the subscriber for the last years. lie is Il
n7tiVe of Matthews county, where he has Il mo.
ther. living In the family Of a Mrs. Tazcwell ard
1t is probable he will direct his course thitherall
masters OF vessel and others hereby warned
The above reward of One Hundred Dollars will
be paid TO any person who will apprchcnd and Sc.
cure said negro in any jail without Tho state of
virginia, or Fifty Dollars if taken at Norfolk or
within this State, and if in Richmond twenty
five dollars will be paid by the subscriber.
de 6-d6t-eotf GLEN. b. WESTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

uJr From CoLuMsIA-Gov. Haync, pursuant to
Act OF Assembly, has issued his Proclamation in
viting Volunteers, either individually, or by Rcgi.
ments. Battalions and Companies. The Legisla-
ture adjourned OH the 18th. The Columbis Times
of the goth says:-
"EFFEcTs OF THE PREsrpENT's EDicr.-This act
of Andrew jackson, to in tin,Idate the Nulfycrs
OF South Carolina, and make Thorn yield obedience
TO lawless plundercrs, and to insane despot has
The Nulifycrs present an undivided front Iook;n -
boldly Indignantly, at the efforts of Federal pow
or, to annihilatc the rights of tho Statcsto csta.
eilsh consolidated government at tho expense of
their hbertics-to place the majority in Con.
gress, upon seats of unlimited powor-and erect
a throne for the President upon the ruins of The
constitution. The Union Party itself is fast dis
solving ut the fearful prospect of consolidation,
most OF It's members resolving TO sustain the liber-
lies OF their State, and of the United States, and
all at once, as if by magic, two now parties arc
springng into existence, under the appullations OF
Wigs aud TORIES
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
Humanity Hgeyly .Yc0SeslsW.

III VIE Subscriber, grateful for tho very liberal
N patronage he has received during the present
and many preceding years, respectfully informs his
friends and the publick generally, that the exer-
cises OF his School, FOR the ensuing year, will COM
mcnce on the 18th January, and be continued
until the 18th November, making term of
ten months, without vacation. The utility of
this course has been tested by experience and must
be obvious TO every rejecting mind. In this Semi
nary, will be taught every thing necessary to pre-
pare young men for college, ut them for the or
binary avocations of life. Tuition board wash
ing, lodging, &c. will he furnished the very redu-
ccd price of $S5 the term; 1886 in advance,
and the balance, $3.50 at the end of the term
These who engage for shorter time than ten
months, will pay Sic per month Humanity Hall
is situated III the lower end of Bucking CLAM County
near Physic Springs, in remarkably healthy, reti
red and peaceful neighhourhood, entirely remote
from the haunts of vice and dissipation. The d-
sciplne Of this school is mild and parental and the
best testimony give of it's character, is a re-
terence to the many young mon who have bcc,i, in
part, educated at it, or under my care,
de 6-claw4t ELIJAH G. HANES.
Address Physic Springs, Buckingham.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

PUBLIC MInrrNGs.-Many public meetings have
been called, and many will yet be called in
Virginia, TO sustain to disapprovo the Proclara-
tion Western Virginia far, appears nearly
unanimous for it. Tho true blue Jacksonian goes
OF course; the Fedcralist goes it for the better
reason, that it meets all his views; the balance go
it to go with the crowd.
We imagine that South West Virginia will prove
an exception to tho remark. Throughout the East,
there can be little difference of opinion The
doctrines of tho mossage-those doctrines which
establish consolidation-can never DO approved
there.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

EN CHAScERY-VRoJNA;-At rules held in ,l,o
clerks chico of the circuit superior court of law
October, 1892; Philip Smith, pltf, against john
White, and William White, dts.
The answer of the defendant John White, ha
wing been adjudgcd insufficient, and he having
been ordered I" answer the plaintiffs bill more fully
and sufficiently by rule of tho said court, enter.
cd ON the TIN day of April, 1882, in this cause
and ho still failing to file more full and sufficient
answer although five months have elapsed, as well
ance the plaintiff filed his bill, since the ma king
the rule aforesaid, requiring more full and sufi
crent answer: On motion Of tho plaintiff, his bill
is taken for confessed, to tho said defendant
John White, and the court will proceed at future
DAY, to decree the matter thereof, unless the said
defendant, ut before the next term after he sha
have been served with copy of this order, show
sauso TO tho contrary.
A Copy. Teste, JOHN HUNTER,
10 L., e., ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
Valuable Property at Auction

Z authority Of deed of trust executed Ia
81 the subscribers OF the 18Th day OF July last
ny M Andrew Swccny, and recorded in the off.
ces OF the hustIngs court OF Richmond and county,
court OF Henrico and Of a subsequent AGREEMENT
between suid Swecny and his creditors on record
IN the same Offices, shall on Thursday the 27iIt
instant, sell at public auction, on the premises nj
~ o'clock, part of Lot No. 615, in the plan of this
CITY, being rs feet front on 30 between r and {,
streets, running back feet, with the improve,
mcnts.
And on the following day, the cath instant. ot
IL o'clock, at the front door Of the EAGLE HoteI
IN this City, Lot of Ground living g. being in
Sidncyville, Hcnrico, containinp4 acres. more mr.
less with comfortable dwelling and large smoke
house, both of brick, thereon. A lot of Sround at
the Bowling Grcoa, Honrico, cotuining 81 acres
more or less, With comfortable dwelling thereon
y vacant Lot on 25th street adjoining the proper.
~ OIL Mr, D. Cullen late captain Rocks, contain
ING one ioufth OF an aero, more or lcss.
ANA W Wednesday, 2nd January next, at IL o.
cipck at the front door Of the Eagle Hotel in this
CITY, Tour Negro Men, slaves, three Horses three
Mules three Drays and three Carts, with gear
iol the Drays and Carts
IERMs-For the Houses and Lots one third Cash
VIC baIancc IN equal payments, ut six and twelve
months from day of sale, for which bonds with
uoeoS OIL trust on the property, will be required of
Lne purchasers. For the Slaves, Horses MILES,
Drays, Carts, and Gcar,-Chsu
SeIling as Trustees VIC shall convey such tile on
" as - vested III us, which is believed to be jndis
putdbc. ISAAC DAVANPORT
GEORGE POLLARD,
uV IDS Trustees Of A. Swecny
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

July II, 1882.
Mr. VIM H. Harrison became a graduate in the
Latin and Greek Languages, at the nd of the scs
SION ls3o-3l The extent of is knowledge, his
habits OF patlfnt and accurate investigations and
his ardor In tic pursuit of learning and science
qualify him, in superior degree, for the Office OF
an Instructor Of youth. From his exercises in the
Lecture Room, and from the acquaintance with
Mr.! H., which private intercourse has given me,
| am moreover fully convinced. that he possesses
that Indispensable qualification for Teacher the
power of communicating his knowledge to others
My persuasions of his high qualifications, and my
estoem for his excellent virtues induce me TO re-
cesnnlssd Mr.. Harrison earnestly to the confidence
OF those who may wish to have their sons well
taught. G.. HARRISON,
&C 27-c1aw2t 1af 1T Prof. Ant Ianpnages
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
~ w. "a EA'oo4N-
Chairman and Prof. Nat. Philosophy.
University of Virginia, July llth, 1899.

"''Sioty VI virginia, llth, 1881.
hereby certify, that Mr.. w. II. Harrison. n
Student in the University of Virginia, and Ora.
duate IN three OF its Schools, for two sessions
a member of my class; throughout which period,
ms conduct was ript only free from blame hut uni
10 this certificate of application and moral con-
duct, 1t Will be unnecessary TO add testimony of
Prohciency-ihe Diploma granted by the Faculty
to MIR. Harrison, being certificate to that effect
OF greater weight; it may not, however, be impro-
per TO remark, that degree in the University, is
not granted III consequence of any stated resi-
dcncc in that institution, but is given as testimo.
NAL OF merit. and implies in my school, an init
mate acquaintance with all the elementary, and
most oil the higher branches ofpure Mathematics.
may add my belief, fouhdcd both on privxae &C
quainiance, and on Mr.. HIS answers in the Lee
tnre Room that his mind and habits render him
weirqnahhof to lmPart with accuracy and facility,
his requirements TO others.
G.. BONNYCASTLE,
Professor of Mathematics
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
2s6eypaau eegss agSg sss0
Wednesday Epc,,sms-, Esec. s6

COUNTER PRocLAmArIoN.-The Proclamation Of
Gov. Hayne is worthy of his reputation; temperate,
firm, chastc and able. No incentive is wanting to
procure for il an attentive ard universal pcrusal.
The wretched impolicy of the Presidents Procla
nation, becomes more visible with every devclope-
mont at the South. The returning calm caused by
his Message is suddenly vanished MS it
cxpoctcdy and happily produced; the inefficacy of
threats upon freomen, wrought up to the highest
pitch Of excitement is proved by the storm of in.
dignation and scorn with which the insulting adj
monitions of " father to his children"
cc;ved; and if blows have already been ex-
changed and the blood of brother shed by brother,
we shall be ndsbted for the mercy, not to the mad
precipitation of Andraw Jackson and Louis Nc
Lane but to the voice of Virginia introating for
bcarance,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
From the Charlston City Gazette.

DE4N.N DI>O IN
Mr. Patterson submitted resolution, insructing
the Committee OH Federal Relations 10 cnqniru
and report the powers vested by the Constitution
"f the United States in the Federal Governme MT,
or any of its departments, to coerce a State into
submission 10 an act Of Congress, which such
State may have declared unconditional aud not
binding OH her officers citizens, and also to tako
into consideration Proclamation issued by the
President of the United States which agreed TO-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
Executors Sale.

AM ILL be sold, on Friday, the 2Sth of the
w current month, at the residence of Mrs.
Maria a Bottom, in Manchester, all the Personal
Estate Of which the late William Bottom died pos
sessed to wit: all the household and kitchen Fur
nturo, comprising the usual variety, substan-
tial Coal Wagon, with six prime Horses, and their
gear; also, several other Horses, number of
Stand Casks, and the usual fixtures Of a Grocery
Store, sc. sc. Terms made known on the day
Of sale, THOMAS BOTTOM,
Admir- Of VIM. Bottom, decd.
Manchester, Dec. S'h, 1s32-2aw II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

certainty of this reduction on the General Assem-
bly,. 1t may DO so, and wo trust il is CO., but whore
are the facts to prove i'll favorable report from
the Committee Of Ways and Means, would be far
from decisive. Is there not another object in viewl
Is it not wished to restrain the General Assembly
from entering upon tho Subjects of tho Tariff, the
Proclamation, Set
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
Negroes EWaeislesS.

YES1E subscribers wish TO hire Il number OF
"a Negroes to work ut their Colliery, for which
they will pay the highest wages.
Satisfactory references given as TO tho treatment
of the Negroes, and the payment of their hire
made 20 suit the owner.
Apply at their Colliery, in Gooehland county,
near Dover Mills, at their Yard, on the south
side of the Basin. G. BROWN & Go.
do
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
EssNSRR E36sXs GOOE1S.

X "a HI'S EE AV0a Ga az az HPS.
Aj THIN the last three weeks we have receiv
Wv, w ed very large additional supplies of FRESH
DKY GOODS, which, in consequence of the late
ness ofhe season, disposed to sell at unusu.
ally low prices. Among the Goods recently to
hand, are
Super and Common Cloths, Of nearly every
shade manufactured,
Several cases of very cheap Sattinetts,
White, red, green and blk Flanneis,
a few pieces extra fine white do.
cases white Canton Fannels,
| > do blue, black and light I've Sevipcs
~ do Saddcrs' do nssor ed
) DO super Suchan Pongecs
z 60 crimson and scarlet lOngcc TIandkercI;sfs
Nnz"r'"c blue and crimson Silks, for Iiaings.
~ b. S, ,Hnn'on and real Italian lustrngs ehee,,
Blue and Brown Camblcts, large supply.
A few pieces blue and brown Goats Hair Dc.
Mems woollcn and Buckskin Gloves,
Hosiery, large assortment.
1lSO-GJ0uf
~ CAGES Domestic and rich British Prints,
Our assortment Of this article is sunerior 10 ,na
we nave ever offered at this season. Tho above
with very extensive supply of FANCY GOODS.
we VIII sell upon liberal terms
uc = BALDWIN & KENT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

~ 'HE Subscriber having leased for life. his mo
-, ther's residence, in tho County of Amelia
WI commence his school the 9th of January
rs course of inotruction will be preparatory foI
tie University, and his Text Books generally sue
al are used in that Institution.
Tor ms qualifications Teacher, he refers to
'io suDJoined certificates. For himself he pro,ni
sts unremitting excrtions to discharge faithfully
ara fuii$' the dntics of his profession. Having
Always IN Wow the moral well as mental inn
pavement OF his Pupils. such us board with him,
VIII be required to attend Family Devotions, whilst
part OF zach Sabbath will be devoted to the stu
a! OF tile Bible US Text Book of duty uad moral
Text Books--In Mathematics La Crois's Aritf.
nie,ic, Cambridge Mathematics, with Bonnvcas-
Ups Algebra, and Boucharluts Calculus.
In Greek-Valpy's and But,mann's Gramu,ars,
New Testament, Anabasis, Hcrodotus, Euripides,
aed Thucydidcs.
In Latin-Ruddiman's and Humpts Gramfnars,
Nasar, Cicero ad Familiares, Virgil, Horace, Juye.
nal and Tacitus.
TERMS PER SESSION 10 MONTHS.
Board, 800
tuition, $50
Board and Tuition, payable scm-annually, in adj
vance.
AS tho number Of Pupils whom he can accom-
modote as boarders, is limited to twenty the sub.
scrier would thank his friends an soon as possible
TO intimate their intention of sending to him. Lot.
tors (post paid,l directed Genito Bridge Powhatan,
will DO duly attended to. =
WILLIAM H. HARRISON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

1890
Ii n Middlcsex county court, Oetobere22d, 1892:
I'll William Burke and Sarah r. his wife, who was
Sarah r. Stepoc, complts, against George Hcaly
and Martha G.. his wife, who was Martha G. Step.
toe, Richard A. Christian and Elizabeth A. his wife,
fwho was Elizabeth A. Steptoe, George N. Steptoe
and William III. Redwood, administrator of James
Z. Steptoe, decd, defts.--lN CHANcEny.
On motion Of the compliments by their attor.
ney leave is given them to amend their hill here
tofore filed in this which said bill SO amend
ed, is by tuther leave of the court filed And il
appearing TO the satisfaction of the court that the
defendant George N. Stcptoe, is not a resident oil
this Commonwealth, and that process canno. be
served upon him: The court doth, therefore, order
and decree, that the said defendant appear here on
the fourth Monday in February next, and enter his
appearance, and give security, according to the acts
of Assembly and the rules of this court; aud that
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months successfully, and another copy
posted at the door ofthe Court louise of this coun
ty, for two successive court days.
Copy. Teste, GEO. IIEALY, c. NC.
3l-cSw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
Conversations Lexicon, or EncycIopm-
dla NmcTIcann.

N'i'' <iiliCl ttuilA.
H. NASH, agen, for the sale Of the abovo
~ valuable publication, respectfully informs
INC puDhc' That he has received few copies Of
The Work, complete 60 the eleventh volume. uhe
l2th and last will DC published in about month
winch no will bc glad to dispose Of to those who
justly appreciate so valuable Work. Were he to
publish the many strong commendatory notices Of
me WoTk, he would tax too heavily the columns
OF inc paPor-hc therefore, Will only present tho
BOOK hscIi' 10 the inspection Of those who will
call. as IT speaks volumes in its praise. 90
ri OIiCE.--Ihe general meeting ofthe Stock
L holders Of the Bank Of Virginia, will be held
according TO the charter, at the Bank tho first
Monday in January next.
do 7.--c,dm 4. ROBINSON, CasHtW.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28
NO. ItN.

81 compliance with the last will and testament of
Il Joseph Brand deceased, will be s-ld on tho 2sd
day OF January, 1888, by his Executors, Tract of
Land, containing about seven hundred and thirty
acres, lying ON Mcchuuk Creek, Albcmarle county:
i he terms VIII be three equal payments; one third
OF the purchase money 10 be paid GIL the first dav
" January, 1884; the second payment OH the first
DAY OF January, 1885; and the last on tho first of
January, 1886. a deed OF trust tho land W i'll be
required to be given by The purchaser, and I'm add.
ton TO THIS, personal security for the first payment
AZ Tie same time and place, will be sold tho resi-
due OF the estate Of the tcstator, consisting of SO
veral negroes, stock of various kinds-Also House
hold and Kitchen Furniture
There vii! also be sold at the same time and Mace
ny the Executor, in conformity TO the will of Fan.
ny Brand, deceased, her estate consistno of scve
raj Negroes, Stock of various kinds Household
and Kitchen Furniture, Plantation Tools Crops
Corn and Fodder, &c. AS TO the personal Pro.
rcrty, cash will be required for ali sums under
ten dollars; on all sums above s. 10, credit until
the first day of january, 1891, will DO given tbs
purchaser giving bond with approved security.
he sale will continue from day to day until the
whole property is disposed Of.
TIE EXECUTORS
OF Joseph and Fanny Brand
On the land there good BUILDINGS now
Barn aud Machine; n vein of Limestone runs
through, and Crop Of Wheat is seeded on it,
nov 9f-lawtds
"A fEM ALE. we'll qualified 10 give instruct
IA ION IN Music, and can come well recon-
meuded, will meet with liberal encouragement
from Miss Hughes, Preccpiress of The Benvenue
SemInary, Gloucester Couety.
flp n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-28

Inc IASiFT.-The National IntelligeBcer eau.
lions the public against too ready belief in the
abandonment OF a Protective TariE and the atti.
tude OF Pennsylvania and the language Of the Ia
TiH papers at the North, strengthen its caution.
Great pains are taken by certain gentlemen at
Washington and by the Enquirer, TO impress the