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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-14
PUHI,IC SAIL;
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WILL be offered for sale at public auction,
" before the front door of the Eagle Ho-
tel, IN the city OF Richmond, on the Goth Of
hpril 1882, at u O'Clock, on crcdi, OF six
'iom'hs, n HOUSE, " LOT, situated on Main
or f. street, in said city. The house is ofbrick,
three stories high, well calculated for store aud
dwelling houSc.-fhe lot fronts on said Main or
Il street, about 27a feet, and extends back from
SAID street, towards Exchange Alley, to u line
drawn directly across Il yard, from corner of
u lumber or warehouse, on the entire lot, "a part
no" Only being offered for salcl tn point where
another line drawn from the corner Of the kitch-
en- on SAID entire lot, to where il would interscct
nc from the corner of Tho kitchen of Full
cher, Tor what was formerly Fu!cher's kitchen !
which SAID back line is nearly parallel TO the
said Main or f. street, ard includes the prvy and
recess annexed thereto, Oh the side of the said
lumber or ware house, parallel to the said Main
or L street, and running thence (from the said
point oil intersection along the line drawn from
the corner oFthe kitchen said entire lot, to the
corner of Fulchcr's kitchen, including also n
passage of27 feet, extending from the before
described lot to Exchange Alley, which said lot
or parcel OF ground With the appurtenances, is
part of a lot purchased by John King, the re-
personalities Of Thomas Gi!liat, Preference TO
winch title may be had, at the Office of the
Husting's Court for the city of Rch,nond.)
Inc above described property Will be sold by
virtue ola Deed of Trust, executed by John
king TO John Macrae, deco. and John Gibson
Jr, of record in the Office of the Husting'
Court of Richmond, to satisfy Jane BOYLE.
AdmX. OF ID. Boyle, decd. certain debts in said
Deed mentioned
The purchaser will be required TO execute a
negotiable note with good endorsers, at one OF
the Virginia Banks in the city of Richmond, Tor
at one OF their Branches in the town of Frcde-
ricksburgD payable in SIX months, and also 10
execute Deed of Trust on the property to Sc
cure the purchase money.
JOHN GIBSON, JR,
Surviving Trustee.
ia 2G-2aw ids C
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cod IN his wisdom, designed should possess AMI
ENJOY al! thc rights Of man. Tho genius oi uni-
N''"A' emancipation, 80 often appealed tn III tho
course oil tins debate, vii! DC again Invoked Tho
"HShhgS-ihc muster grouud-ncv, sir, every
cr"SS-roS0 and grog shop, will be made tho scene
oil angry debate, and noisy defamation, upon this
"S't'NH% subject What mast he the inevitable
consequence! Need say wha, every gentleman
must rcrcciyc-rcvol; and nSurgcction among our
slaves
There is another view of this subject, il possible
St.I more entitled To our consideration. Have
gentlemen forgotten that Virginia has just passed
through great revolution, which convulScd this
Commonwealth 10 its centre, and threatened 10
end I'm the disruption Of those tics that bind US to-
gc,hcr people, Have they forgotten that
the excitement IN the late Convention, proceeded
from the different interests existing III different
sections of Tic state, owing principally To tho
iStcncc OF slavery Have they forgotten the com
promise entered into i'll the Convention, alike hon
cradle TO both parties, and happy III It's effects
restoring peace and tranquility TO the State! Have
thoy forgotten the pledges tina, were made in that
body by the Representatives OF the West, that
slaves should not even be subjected to undue taxa
ton? Who sir, could have believed, that in two
short years after the adoption Of the Constitutions
ti!s compromise and these pledges would not only
he forgotten, but that tho proposition would be
gravey entertained by this Assembly, of submitting
To the qualified voters OF the Commonwealth the
abolition OF slavery Itself! ASK, sir, viewing this
question in all its aspects, was l justified in
GcnounciUg Tic proposition OF the gentleman from
Aihcma:'c mcus;rois and alarming!
| do not propose 10 enter upon the boundlcss
field OF speculation III which gentlemen have
roarcd 50 much at large Nor, sir shall ATTEMPT
to answer the arguments of Ccntlcm n who main
tain that our property is not own that slaves
| are not property. | mean no disrcspcct to tho
gentlemen who have urged these arguments; but,
SIR, would as soon attempt to convince, by aryu.
mcn', the midnight assassin that nv lilo is my
own--oF the highway robber Chat NV purse is mn
property Sir, 1t is not question for argument.
l'lr PRESTON rose, and denied that he had over
maintained that slaves were not propcrtv.l Mr..
NEWTON proceeded. What, then, is the rcn,le.
mans argument? Slaves are not such property as
Is protected by the Contitution, because they are
made property by statute. Now, sir, | bcr to be
informed by what other title any other property in
this Commonwealth is held? 1t is true that your
lands and personal goods property at the Gem.
mon law, and arc regulated by the rules of the
common law. But, l ask hirn, did the common
law o Engiand become the law Of Virginia but by
dId not intend TO enter n length into this de-
pate. have no notes. The remarks that have
made have been suggested by tho impulse of the
moment, and ! will fulfil the pledge that
gave to tic House when rose, and take my scat.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-14
S & Il G. X e. II IN 8.

FN7HlS beautiful, distinguished, thoroughbred
Id racer, and getter of racers, will stand tho
ensuing season, at the residence of nv SON
george W. Johnson, within one mile Of Rioodya
lGYcrn, in Chesterfield, add about twenty
miles from Richmond and Petersburg; and is
now at ms stand, ready TO serve mares at so
inc single leap, and $50 the season, payable ON
ISL August next, when it will expire; 800 IN
surancc, payable as soon as the mare Is known
to be in fDai or parted with; one dollar cash IN
the groom. Mares that failed to Sir CharI.s
Iast year, will be insured this year al The n,ice
OF the season. 4 company # SIX mares nav On
at $50 the season, caci; and one gentleman nit
ting five mares, shall have the saine pr,v,Ida,
Mares furnished with pasturagn which aro ~
extensive and excellent, aud servants scrt w,,I
mares boarded gratis. Lots are laid dovr ~
both wheat and grass, for marc. ard c,,I,s al
led, II required, IT % cents d day. Care Gill no
taken to avoid accidents, bot no ncco,,,,.L,r...
Tor any THAT may happen.
Sr Charles has been so often advertised. that
II IS only necessary to say, HAT he is in ., fac
health as horse can be, aud is remarkably
sure ioa.-geiicr. HE colts arc ycrv beautiful
very successful, and are wlnnlno yicrcycr ,bev
GO They arc sc'ilogat very high prices indeed.
ana arc IN very great demand. Shonld the colts
OF any other distinguished horse run and win.
ana WIN very often. and were 10 sell and sci
very often, and at high prices, thew then world
Only be equal TO Sir Charlcs's.
jan 90 CtICthMar
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rules held in the clerks Office Of the crcui, superior
IA court OF law chancery, for the county Of King Vil
lam on Monday. the 9Th of February 1892 Joseph Fox
ana Elizabeth ID Fox, his wife, Judith r. Fox John ~
Fox, Joseph "a. foH IhomasP Fox, Mary Fox Richard
lh0mas T., Mary, Richard, aud Sarah children of tho
sad joseph OK, and Elizabeth Fox, and infants under
we age OF twen'y-one years, by the said Joseph Fox
ncr next iLicnd, compis, against John Fox George
ToX, Alfred OK, Albert Fox, Thomas II Fox Richard
W. OK, Charles J. Fox, g. Sarah Fox Thomas Iefwich
ana Frances, liIs wife, who Frances Fox Martin
Dfewry, and Mildred S his wife, who was Mildred s.
roS' YIN 1atchelt, and Judith his wilc, who Ju-
dnh Fox, and George Harris dts In CrANcIRy
nc defendants John Fox, George Fox, Alfred Fox
Albert OK, and Sarah Fox, not having entered their a
pca!aucc ard given security according the act of As
senbly and the rules of thr court aid il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants of
this States is ordered, that the said defendants do an
pear here on the first day of The April term and ans
sweT the bill of the cOmplarans aad that COPY of his
order be forthwith inserted III pewspa per published
IN the city OF Richmond for months successiyrlv
and posted at the font door OF the Court House of this
County.
is a Copy. Tns,e RO T. POttApD n +,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-14

SLE Il. JAMES OLIVER-As you have not
I'VE within this Commonwealth any known
agent or attorney, therefore cause publication
to be made of the following writ, as by the said
writ am required. JESSE +. KEESEE,
Coroner Of Henrico county.
The Commonwealth Of Virginia to the Coro-
ncr of Uenrico county, greeting: Whereas Eliza
beth Oliver, late Elizabeth Long, by John Bath
her next friend, heretofore exhibited to the CONT
OF our SAID county her bill of complaint against
James Oliver: whercupon sundry proceedings
have been had, rs appears from the records and
flies OF the said court; but before final decree
could be pronounced IN The cause, the said Eliza
abeth Oliver departed this life, inLestatc as it is
SAID, and administration of all and singular her
goods, chattels and credits hat been in due form
committed to Benz amin Sheppard sheriff of the
SAID county OF Henrco; and it appearing by an
affidavit filed with the clerk Of our said court,
that the said James Oliver is out Of this Com
monwealth, and the said Benjamin Sheppard,
sheriff OF the county aforesaid and as such adj
mlnistrator of the estate of the said Elizabeth
Oliver, deceased, having suppicatod us for
proper remedy III this behalf-thercfore we com
mand you that you make known to the agent or
attorney in fact of the said James Oliver, if any
he have within this Commonwealth. or if he
have no such agent or attorney known, then that
you make known 10 him, the said james Oliver,
by publications, for four weeks successfully. in
some newspaper published i'll this Common
wealth, that he, the said James Oliver, be before
the Justices Of our said County Court of Henri
Cos at the Court House, on the first Monday in
March next, to shew if any thing for himself he
have or know to say, why the said suit should
not be proceeded in TO final decree against him,
and be in all things in the same plight and con
dltlon as it was at the time of the death of the
said Elizabeth Oliver, and further to do andre
celve what our said court shall IN that part con
slder-and have then and there this writ Wit
.nff al. 81 c,;l
this 4tb day of January, 1882, i'll the 56tb year
Of the Commonwealth
LOFTIN N. Elicit, elk. II. G..
feb 3--1aw1W
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YBVo HENRY DE ENDE-sir: YOU will be

THSo HENRY DE ENDE-Sir: you will be
n pleased to take notice. that | shall on
Tuesday, the Sd day of April next, between the
hours CT o'clock, in the morning. and o'clock,
III the evening OF that day, at the Office of John
Shore, Notary Public in the City of Richmond.
proceed to take the dispositions of John Cosby
and others, to be read evidence in suit now
depending in the Superior Court of Law and
Chancery, for the county of Hcnrico, in which [
am plaintiff, and james p. Wilkinson and your
self are Northumberland if from any couse tho
taking of the said Dispositions, shall not be com
peted on that day, the taking thereof will be
continued from day to day, at the same place and
between the same hours, until the taking there
OF, shall be comp!etcd-I am, your 0bcdlent SER
want, BACON TAFT.
feb 8-Iaw4t
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JOSHUA J. FRY

ENERAL Commission Merchant, on Cross
~ Street, near the United States Bank,
offers for sale,
200 Bags Rio and old white coCnc
% hhds prime st. CroiX and N. q. sugars
80 do molasses
10 or. casks S. Madeira wine
25 do sweet Malaga 90
so casks nails, assorted sizes
600 sacks Liverpool filled salt
10 tons country iron
Also on consignment,
SO btls mountain family -four
40 i'rkils butter, par. roll
700 lbs white beachcd wool
500 lbs. bees wax
IL Cash paid for Wheat. iai2-ts
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500 Reward, for GEORGE

& IN the 18th dayo January last, we purchas
~ cd ofMr. Richard II. Booker of Williams
burg, yorng negro man by the name of
GEORGE, who abScondcd from our coal pits,
IN The comfy Of licnrico, on the 18th of the
same month, since which ne has not been heard
oi by us. We understand from Mr.. Booker that
he was raised iii or near to Williamsburg, where
he has wife, where it is probable he has gone
and keeps himself concealed. The above reward
OF twenty collars will be paid for his delivery to
us, at OFT coal yard, OH the basin, in the city OF
Richmend. SNEAD &cFRlTH.
f. {; CIT
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y
III the spring.
The season will commence on the 9th Fcbru-
airy, and terminate on the LIST July.
The tCsms Ct the season, are forty dollars,
to be discharged by thirty, if paid within the
season. Fifty dollars insuranco-and in each
case dollar to the Groom, to be paid when
the mare is brought or taken away. The best
and most extensive pasuroge is set apart for
Tho mares sent to TtuflG-lor which 10 add
tio0al charge is made. The mares may be fed
with what they will eat at twenty-five cents a
day The Grooms will be accommodated free
OF expense. TO any one putting five mares.
The price of one will b &c RENTED. Great care
will be used 10 prevent accidcn,s-but no TO-
sponslbillty TO cDsue if they occur.
S. w. WAGER,
For Gov Barbour.
Barboursvllc, Jan. ii, 1882.
PEDIGREE.-Young TruGlo was bred by
the Duke dc Guiche, got by TruflIc, out Of He
len, by Whisky; her dam. Brown Justice, ont of
Ncnia by Challenger; XanlpPe by Eclipse.
Truflle was got by Sorcercr, out Of Hornby
Lass, by Buzzard; her dam Puzzle, by Matchcm;
Princess by Hoard.
(SigncdJ RICHARD TATTERSALL,
Hyde Park Corner, London,
TrufTlc was sent to France, and bought back
again at 1000 guineac' x. r.
len i3--IdW9tc
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gS%scAes, sgcsUeys'sy, CSC.
Selling Off at reduced Prices.

MFRS. SARAH b. COWAN offers for
I'VE sale the stock of the late William Cow
an, consisting of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry,
Silver and Plated Ware, Gilt Chains, Seals
and Keys, Military Goods, Mohair and Bead
Rcticules and Bracelets Watchmakcrs' and
Dentists tools and materials, with a general as
sorlmcnt of fancy and other articles in the line,
considerable portion of which were purchased
at New York last Fall; and wishing to close the
business as soon possible, they will be dlspos-
ed of at, and many much below cost Country
merchants and others wishing to purchase, will
lind 1t to their advantage to call and examine.
The watch repairing business done as hereto
fore. fa 9 81 2w
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EB sS.FgESg'EC GfOOEpS.
GEORGE C,AREV

Cornlr # Baltimore oHd Charics streets, Bai,jyoye
e q As for sale general assortment Of Domce
4 q tic Goods, consisting in part oc 'sJgol,hgg, -
"ipglcj0H," "L05ccH," "Hqmjliog." .VosL,,,, -
"Erctcr," "irery," and "Ii,tsfeid, M,vrg, ~.
TUREs, Which WILDE sold on favorable terms by
the package or piece.
fa l--2aw 3m
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GEORGE R.aEEy. 6. 10.

Importers and Dealers i'm Druus. &c
No. 25t, Bait. Street, Baltimore, MI
A RE now receiving their Spring SuppliSs. and
IVA have in store general and well assorted
stock, TO which they invite the attention of deal
| crs generally. ian l6-eo3n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-14

Us OILY BlBLt S.-Thc subscriber has re-
= q. ce,Vcd and offers for sale, some handsome
family ard pocket Bibles. r.. u. tANNAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-14
Notice 10 ETegs.asap,,c.

Notice 10 Farmers.
III SHALL stop grinding for the season ON the
Ia LIST March next. Those who hay. Wheat in
tended for this market, will perhaps find it to their
advantage to send it in before that time
Jan 3o-cot p. J. CHEVAII,IE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-14
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
TGUETG WMUEEI.E,

sesa VIII stand the ensuing season,
EG5f%A-~,> at his former stand, Bar6oursvle
Eee8 9M in the county of Orange.
W $SY Truflc is sixteen hands high
ssssesEasszs finely formed, and is eight years old
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-14
JOHANNA

WIZ, for the next season, OCCUPY
MS old stand, at Half Sink, niue
miles from Richmond, and three
!rom the Merry Oaks. He viii
stand lat fitv dollars ,he so,s,n
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s+NGR SALE. y tract of land lyinp in tho
a county CT GooChaDd, about miles North
i,pn the Courthouse, on Bcaverdam Creek
DIG tract Is thought to be inferior to no bgb.
iand plantation of the same siz. in the comniu
~ contains about seven hundred and eighty
acres OF which about orc hundred are CIcci
'"| grounds. The most of which are in good
state ioF cultivation: AID between two ard three
hundred, are of first rate wood land, well ,im,
JCrSd. "'A 'l'"-
me improvements consist of two convenient
"."c'InR houses ana other necessary out houses.
'uF'hcT description is deemed UNNECESSARY. ne
peIsgns DESTROYS 10 purchase, are respectable So
"titcd 10 VIC" the premises, to whom the land
W%iii be shewn by William NJ. Anderson, INV COR
J9nn, or by rnysel!-all residing upon the tract.
If the above tract Should not bc aid nri,,a,ai,,
on or beinre the 25th april. 1e3z, it will thcr
&c offered at public auction or tho premises.
ms tract can conveniently, and will If re-
accommodate purchasers
feb Glawctds JOHN MARTIN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
COMMERCIAL.

The Market.-The sales of Cotton continue
active, and in all respects much as for two or
three DAYS past. Dry Goods are recovering con-
siderably; the sales this week have been at bet
ter prices. Flour remains as Yesterday, George
town ST 81. Ashes dull at 70 for potts.
Mackerel, sales at IS so for rs. and 4s for
e's u. s. Bank Stock maintains itself in PHI
ladeIphia, and here has advanced. 1t IS not be-
cause there are fewer unfavorable reports abroad,
nor because there is less apprehension that some
of them will prove unfounded.-N r. Jour CON-
Evening Edition, April H.
Tie Editors of the New York Journal OF Com
merce have been favored with the following let
ter, dated LIMA, January %, 1882.
At present Flour remains prohibited article.
Government is constantly becoming more con-
WINGED of the i'll effects Of the prohibitions, as
many of the goods are clandestinely introduced.
The Chamber of Deputies, at the last session, re-
peaed these prohibitions, but the Senate have
not as yet concurred, and the Executive does
not dare to suspend the law-suoh an interfer-
ence with the Constitution having been one cause
of the expulsion of the late Vice President
though on several other points they are not very
scrupuous about the Constitution.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16

Spring Goods.
WILLIAM GREGORY & CO..
yJAVE received from New York and Philadelphia,
ii a large and general assortment Of
SE.4SONfBLE DRY GOODS,
Among which are:
Super6ne cloths and cassmeres
LIST and Cd quality merino do, for summer wear
Marsees vestings, lustrng cravats
Bandana and Pongee handkerchiefs
Cslcoes ginghams printed muslins
Gauze, Grape, and other fancy hdkfs
Blond gauze wells, black bobbinct do
Green barage bobbinet and cap gauze ribbons
Superior Mstteoni and Gros de Swiss lustrings
Black ann colored Gros de Naples
Black evantines, senchews, and sarsanets
Superfne figured and plain Swiss muslins
Checked csmbrics and muslins, great variey
"A and S 4 plain and figured bobbinets
Robbinet and aces and edgngs
F,otings and insertings; silk and cotton hosiery
Kid and silk gloves; cambria dimity
Cotton cambrics, Bishop lawn
Linen, linen cambria, and cotton hdkIs
Irish linens, Sea Island slirting cotton
Bleached and unbleached domestic cottons
White, brown, and fancy coored linen drills
Cotton drills; cotton oznaburgs
German and Scots do
A bale superfne Ingrained c aRPEIING
So and 3 4 Venetian stair do
Which, with almost every article in their llne they
offer for sale at the most moderate prices.
They expect additional supplies by every weekly
packet from New York during the season.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16

~ To .fduertisers. new arrangement
of the mails will compe! US to put our paper to
press at an earlier hour than heretofore, in order
to be in time. The Mail Boat from Potomac
Greek is expected hereafter to be up near
sun down or whereabouts. We must therefore
request that advertisements should be left at the
office as early in the day as possible. The ar
rangement, at best, subjects US to great addition
al trouble and inconvenience, and we hope this
notice will be attended to. apr. II.
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d | f D.,

At Columbia, S. G. on the 10th January last.
JACOB GREGG. aged 65-for many years watch
maker of this place.
At Fort Niagara, March sad, Major ELIJAH
BARpMAs. of the United States army, after an
illness OF days, with an inflammation of the lungs,
aged IA years.
Near Philadelphia, on the 9th inst, PAUL FIELD,
aged SO years. He fought and bled in the battles
Of Brandywiue and Trenton.
At Ed'nton, N. c., SAMPSON, colored mar,
aged 90 years.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
Trustees Notice.

HrorIcE is hereby given. that Mr. John C. handen
has, this day. conveyed to the subscribers all bis
effects, personal well as resl including oil the debts
of every description, due him, for the benefit Of his
tors according to the terms Of the deed Of trust
which may he seen BY applying to the Trustees We,
therefore, invite the attention of all those indebted to
the said Manel, and request that they will make Psy
ment INN ediately to either Of the subscribers
GEO. job SON,
ISAAC CANNELL,
. 20 da,i13.v2w Trustees.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
Utice.

,I,HE partnership heret fore existing under inc f,m
of wilson K w. p. Butts, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent Captain Mark Butts is alone author
zed to settle the affairs Of the concern and all those
nd those having claims will present them to him.
gu" WILLIAM p. BUTTS,
WILLIAM WILSON.
Alexandris, April II, ls32-spr l3-St
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16

1t is fact, not generally known, that every
incorporated library company is entitled. as a
donation from Congress. TO a copy of "The Dr.
pomatic Correspondence of the American Revo-
,ution." edited by Jared Sparks, Esq. in IL vo-
,umes octave. The work is valued at fifty dol
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-04-16
Domestic Goods .
GEORGE CAREY,

Corner of Baltimore e. Charles-sts.. Baltimore,
suAs for sale general assortment of DOMESTIC
IL GOODS; consisting, in part. Of
"Wsl,ham.." "Appleton;" g Lowell" =" Fla.
milton" NASHUA" Exeter, Avery"
and "Pitts6eld" MASUFAcrunEs
Which will be sold on favorable terms by the pack
age or piece mar S-~a~'"