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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-13

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 ARD, sch, Hi.
ram, Denike, Richmond, day; soop Charlotte
& Sarah, Buck, do. 5 do
PORTLAND, Nov. Gard, schr Desiah,
Drinkwater, Richmond.
AT Bremen, is Sept. Richmond, Virginia.
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Loaf sugar, Landing for Sale.
SR6A Boxes single loaf steam refined
/wSB % do. double do do do.
80 barrels single do do d..
10 y LANCASTER, DENLY g. CO.
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aIareeag .Ngsasn.
PORT or RICHMOND
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED,
Schr Ariadna, Jeffrics, New York, ballast.
Schr Factor, Mitchell, New York, sundries, to
Davenport, Allen & Co.
Schr Cyanc, Washington,
Schr Endeavour, Smaller, New York, ballast.
Steamboat Patrick Henry, Chapman, Norfolk,
passengers.
Steamboat Potomac. Hubball, Washington, via
Norfolk, passengers.
Steamboat Maryland, Jenkins, Petersburg, sun
dries.
SAILED,
Schr VIM. Christopher, Travis Baltimore, coal,
&c.
Schr President Jackson, Clifford, New York.
coal.
Sloop Cherub, Burke, Alexandra, coal.
Schr Frances, Raymond, Now York, flour, to-
bncco, &c.
Schr Freedom, Osborn New York, coal.
Schr bolvidere, Bernard, Philadelphia, coal, to-.
bacco, &c. Z
Scbr Delaware, Tyler, Philadelphia, coal.
Steamboat Patrick Henry, Chapman, Norfolk,
passengers.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10 ARD, schr H.
ram, Denike, Richmond, day; sloop Charlotte
g. Sarah, Buck, do 5 do
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SI25,O5O,

which is little over 10 per cent. the investment ac
codng to the above enae showing not only the safety
OF the undertaking. but also the great latitude allowable
IN the cost for trade for trade in that direction of
only 10000 tons is more than moderate
The extension OF the railroad TO Tennessee however
think, an almost indispensable component part of he
scheme; and fortunately my report the ection
OF the eastern and western waters will she the passage
from the waters of the New river 10 those of the IoIston
VIII bs attended with remarkable facility; much indeed
beyond the expectation had formed No part of tlis
long extension will interrupt the progress of locomotives.
the only ridge TO be crossed presenting but one steep
mile each de and these more more than g5 feet on
the eastern and 7S on the western declvity which can
evidently be reduced to within the scope of locomotive
power with but little labor.
The pass here mentioned is Mount Airy ibe HIGHEST
townin virginia There two ether points south of
this; but their elevation ascertained nor is de-
ermncd wicth cr the abroad in that quor;cr so,Id
up Reed creek or Cripple creek survey having been
directed 10 be made for turnpike, do not feel af liberty
TO pursue enquiries 50 distant from the route had to fol
low.
As the Of the improvement the rich countr
1t has to traverse and the Of Of TENNESSEE
can leave no doubt of it.
CONNECTION OF THE EASTERN AND WIS
TERN STATES
The aw OF April last relative 70 this object did not re-
ceive its execution, owing 10 the circumstance that te
gentleman who had accepted the duties of associate cno
Nicer, did not arrive before late i'm july and was then prc
vented by other business rom proceeding any farther in
this, than mere examination in Richmond Of the maps
and other documents deposited in the Office
Perhaps, however, this may not prove disadvantage;
Tor the execution Of many and extensive operafions
besides it, great cost, could not have been Completed in
less Than two or three seasons, and might have been the
cause OF very injurious delay without adding any mate
rial nioraadon 10 the of facts already collected
The existing documents scattered and NAV not all
have met the eye Of the most diecnt Previous N
his year, they
W. sot. q Sos ha, been isoc'.sa Ts ss ny
=" bs FVsy 81 Ivy ciccki elected since by tho survey.
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I'm CHANCERY AT Rules holden i'm the Clerks Of
December, 1891; '' "
Lewis Dunn, piT
against
Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Asey Edge Elizabeth EDGE.
Nancy Edge and Grief Barksae, late SherTof Charlotte
TO whom committed administration of ho estate dc
ed, ~ VIZ " r., a.
The defendants, Edward Edge, Elan Edge, Ascy
Edge Elizabeth Edge, and Nancy Edge not having en-
lered ther appearance, according 10 the Act Of Assembly
and the Rules Of this Court and il appearn 10 the s,G
iacuon OF Tic Court that they not inhabitants of tbi,
state on the motion Of the Plaintiff w counsel II is order
Monday in March next and enter their appearance and
answer the Plaintiffs BILL and give security for perform
ing the decree OF the Court and that copy Of this order
be inserted IN the Richmond Enquirer for two months
successfully and posted the front door OF the Court
house OF the said county. A Copy Teste
Dec 10. ~ vSrs
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of goneral character should exclusively be- made by the
state. My reasons for this opinion follows
Their location and construction will generally be bet
ter
The OF roads being small compared TO other inn
provemens they cannot lead into any embarrassing expen-
dures and loans.
Turupikcs undertaken by companies are generally of
limited extent; not embracing distant and extensive field
OF benefits, they liable 10 be injured by new and more
general turnpikes.
Andif Improbable, they not kept in good repair
eau companies be compelled TO make such changes the
good oil The community might require.
The tolls OF individual companies cannot be conveniently
regulated TO suit times and circumstances.
frequently general turnpike, exclusively beneficial,
will not be undertaken by company, either for
because it has rugged wild country pre-
scn,ng barrier which the government of the whole
country can alone undertake 10 overcome.
Lastly turnpike may confer extensive business upon
the community which would give return stockold-
es and consequently is properly the province OF gov
ornment to undertake il for the public good.
Indeed, IT was not of the objections against the
plan, lwoud 20 farther and add that all trnpikes made
by the State should be free; for in the first place. the
raised roads in the way OF tolls bears very une-
qually upon those benefited The man, for instance
whose land is doubled in value and who now sells his
produce readily at his door, pays hardly any thing
while the tolls bear upon the distant consumers and others
And in the next the erecting of toll gates produces pa
raiel roads TO turn them, which the dry season take
| away great part OF the tolls.
Thankful for the confidence with which YOU have ho
norcd and encouraged during the may trials incident
| TO this arduous office.
remain very respectfully, gentlemen,
Y
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YEtlIE subserbcr-li,lng at White Hail. in tho county
N of Hanover, having employed young man, who
has had some experience teacher, aud who give
satisfactory evidence of his abilities, would take into his
family four or five small boys boarers, exceeding in
age fourteen yearsThc situation of my residence is in
healthy and agreeable neghbourhood, and commands all
the advantages which can be desired by any who may wish
to conlde their children TO my cache terms for board
and tuition, during the space OF ten months, viii be $50
payable at the end OF the second session. The school viii
open the 9Th day OF January and terminate the
last day OF the ensuing November.-Thcre will be
lsh educaiSn viz: Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Gram
mar, Geography Sc; and also in the Latin and Greek
languagcs.Sct attention will be paid the department
OF the boys both within and out of Schools and every aid
afforded them, in the prosecution of their respective
dies which prompu,ude and steady application, the part
OF their teacher ensure.
Parents, living at distance, who may wish to engage
their cdren will receive prompt attention. by addressing
letter TO me, and directing it Yerdon Pest Office,
Taylorsyille. THOMAS BOSWELL.
Dec. =. b0-2t,ySt
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POETRY
" mucn yEr NrMAiys uNsuNd.
IIOVV rOLD NJ is.

now COLD IT. Is.
Now thu blust'rng i'oreas blows,
see all the watsts round itV,a.
The trees that skirt tha dTeRty pan,
Nh dAy nOrm't,n. cry man,nin:
-'hc trembling fofos, hears their moan,
Anj sadly minglrs gfoan with gtosn.
'iiow dismal all from cast - west
'iieay'n defend tAo poor disIes,r
SHch is the tale,
Ga hill aud vale
Each tfav 'ilcr may hehold tits;
While low aud high
Arc heard to cry
'Blsss my henrt, how cold IL is ?
Now 'lomb'ring Slo,h this, cannot bear
Tho question of the searching air.
iihs up her unkcmpt head and crios,
But caunot from her bondage rise.
The wiile the housewife biiskiy thtows
Around her wheel, end swsetly shows
rhc hcel,hfiil check Industry brings,
Which "a not IN the gin OF kings
TO her long liio,
Devoid of strife.
Aud justly too, unfoltcd is;
The while tho = 9th
To stir is 10th,
And trembling cries: GLOW cold it is !"
Now lisp. Sir Fcp'ins, tender woed!
Al shiv'tins like ashuken reed
'bow keen the air attacks my hack!
john, place some list upon that crack;
Go sand-bsg oil the s0shes round,
and soc there's not air-bole found
AN bless mo, now I feel breath,
GOOD Iaek Ills like tho chill of death"
Indulgence palo
Tells this cad taio,
Till be in furs info dod is;
Still, still complains,
For all their pains,
'BiS'smy hcurt, how cold it isl
Now tho poor newsman from the town,
Explores hrs path along the down;
Ills frozen fingers sadly blows
I'm, L.. LII =.
20, take his paper, Richard 20;
And ehocHully vail besiOw,'
~ MS was thy cry,
Humaoity;
Moro precious far than gold IL 10,
such giits 10 deal,
When newsmen ioel.
MI clad IN snow, how cold ii is.
Humanity. dolightGuI tale!
Whlo No feel tho winters gale,
MAY tho cit Ia ermin'd cont
Incline the car To Sorrows note;
ND whoto with Mis'ty's weight oppIess'd,
a fellow sits, a shivting guest,
FullHmply lot has bounty tlnw,
10 soctho the bosom chllid by wo.
In town or vale,
Where or the ialo
Ofr'ai gtiuf unloldcd is,
~ may no give
Tho means TO 1.-Two,
those who know how cold IL it,
leihhps soino warrior, biiud and lam IL,
sone tar, for Independence ma md
Consider these, for thee they bore
Tho loss of limb, aud suffered moro;
- pass them not or iryou do,
III sigh to think they fought for YOU
TO pity ull-but boyu ihB rest
The soldier or the tpr dist esd,
1hro' wintar's Tsign,
Relieve their pain,
For what they've done, sure bold IL IL.
Their wants supply
Nhcn0'or they cry,
Bless my heart, how cold II isl
And now, yo slue.ards sloths, aud beauS,
Why dread tho breath that ~inie, blows,
Pursue the counsel ofa friend
Who never found ii yet offend;
While Winter deals his frost around.
60 face the mir, mud beat the ground,
With cheerful spirits exercise,
lis there ife's halmy blessing lies,
On hill and dale,
Though sharp the gallo,
And hozen you behold 1t 10,
Tho food shall glow,
And sweetly flow,
And you'll not feel How cold il IL -
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MWR JOHN G. NELSON will teach school at my
I'VE house the ensuing year. He will teach the Greek
Latin and English Languages. The school will commence
on the third Monday in January, 1882, and terminate on
the second Friday in December following There will bs
vacation of one month in the summer, commencing on
the second Friday in June-I will accommodate ten OF
twelve boys with board, washing and lodgings for $50 each
The price OF tuition will be $40 per scholar One half of
the board and tuition fees will be required the end of
each session.-N erlon p. o. Hanover, is my address
Nov. %. 56-wSt JOHN r. NOEL
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a tLASSICAL SCHOOL.-The School at Long Creek
" Louisa County viii be continued next year, under
the Immediate superintendent of the subscriber who will
take that all his pupils shall be thoroughly instructed
in whatever they may undertake to learn AS the method
INSTRUCTION pursued at this School, is very different from
the superficial course OF Education which has become
fashionable, the subscriber deems il necessary inform
the public, that every member of his school is actually
required to understand and purse every he may
read This method rarely fails make good scholars
it requires abour and study than the fashionable plan
OF modern scoliSts and il therefore very irksomc the
ignorant and indolentIn this School win be taught the
Greek and Latin Languages, English Grammar, English
Composition Geography with the of maps and globes
Mathematics and Arithmetic. The School will com
on the 25ih of January 1882 and terminate
10th OF December following There viii be a vacation of
weeks, commencing on the 10th day of June.--The
charge for board, tuition washing, lodging and fuel will
be $40 payable half the LIST day of June, 1882,
and the other half the LIST day of December following.
Long Creek is situated in part of Louisa County proven
bal for health and serilty IL il SO miles from Rich
mond, 81 from Fredericksburg and % from Cartersve
The stage from Fredericksburg Cartersve, passes
medateiy by the Schoohouse, and that from Richmond
Orange Courthouse, within short distance of tIcttcrs
the subscriber should be directed ong Creek p o.
Louisa WILLIAM NELSON.
| NOV. ~. 5S-laitf
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IN CHANCERY. AT Court held for Buckingham
81 county, the 9Th day Of October 1927:
Creed Taylor, an infant, by his father, sc. Pitt

81 N CHANCERY. AT Court held for Buckingham
Al county, the 9Th day Of October, 1927:
Creed Taylor an infant, by his father, sc. Pitt
against
Thomas r. Bouldin cxor of David Ross, deed. Robert
a. Ds9ney Geo M Payne and w. T.. Fontane, exors OF
David Ross ir decd Dels
James Scott, cxor of John Leslie decd who was e or
OF Robert Craig, deed, who for Daniel Call trustee
&c Benjamin Johnson aud others, creditors of David
ROSS Jr: dec d Pitts.
against
Waller L. Fonane and Geo. NJ. Payne, OK 'ors ofDayid
koSs' Jr' dec d, and others. Defts.
On motion 70 the court and by of parties it ia
ordered chat these be referred the Master Com
missioner, to state and ascertain thc several liens and in
cumbanccs the real estate of David Ross r deceased
to settle the account Of the executors TO state the nature
and true character of each claim against the estate of the
SAID DAVID Ross jr deceased; whether due by bond bind
ing the heirs or not and TO state any special matter rcqu
ca by any the parties 10 be stated, deemed pertinent
ny thc commissioner, and make report TO the court
a Copy. Tcstc, r. ELDNDGE, Jr ID. c.
The parties interested will please take notice that have
appointed Monday the 9th day Of February next 10 com
nence the accounts directed in the foregoing order AT nv
oihce IN Maysyc, on which day, nine o'clock in the
morning. they arc requested 10 attend, with their papers
and vouchers ready for examination and settlement
Dec. TO- 62-wSw D. GUERRANT Com
@IOTlCEThe subscriber Informs his friends and enc
toners that his mercantile business will be contnt,-
ga al York Town heretofore under the management of
ms brother NJ W Cole, where extensive assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware SC win be constantly
Kept on hand, and sold very low for cash or 10 punctua
customers az the usual credit ROSCOW COLE
W a Gle rk iatis wen qualified as a salesman ecne-
rally acquainted with the mercantile business of steady
and Industrious habits, rs wanted as an assistant x
Williamsburg. Jan 3. n 2avgtv
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an CIIANCERY-ln Amelia County, November
"a Court 1881:
William b. Foster, Elizabeth Webster widow of Will
liam Webster, decd formerly Elizabeth Foster Polly c.
Bey, widow of Archer Bevi decd formerly Polly C.
Foster, Philip Adams and Matilda his wife, formerly Ma
hlda Foster Joshua Foster Marston Foster and Ann hi.
wife, Granville Williamson and Catharine his wife for
merly Foster 1i!man Foster and Maria his wife, Maria
Foster widow OF Booker Foster decd, Ann Foster Sell
ma Foster Matilda Foster and Richard Foster infant chill
dreno Booker Foster, decd and Matilda who sue by
tieir moner, as next friend, Pits.
against
Thomas w. Webster, ex'or Of Booker Foster. decd.
John S, Foster and Josiah Foster, Dchs
The defendants, John S. Foster and josiah Foster not
having entered their appearance, and given security
according TO the Act of Assembly and the rules of this
court, and it appearing TO the satisfaction of the court
that they are not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth on
the motion of the plaintiffs by their COUNSEL il is order
ed that the said defendants do appear here on Tie fourth
Thursday in February next, and the bill of the
plaintiffs; and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
cd in some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
Tor two months successfully, and that another copy be post
ed at the front door of the Courthouse of this county on
two successive court days. a copy. Teste
Deco. 50-wSw JOHN n. LEIGH c.
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Maxim thc whole estimate.

hakihS inc whole estimate, 81 2I7 ,250
In this suppositon of trade of 10 600 tons neither
wish TO imply that il will be maxmum for hope il will
be more, nor that this amount will be requisite TO Justify
the undertaking, for much less will suffice
The law allows at the rate of cents per ton per mile
for produce and merchandise; and as minimum So for
travellers the whole distance
Then 10 travellers only day that is five one way and
as many the othcr exclusive Of the mall which do not
know how TO estimate, would yield:
Travellers, 1880
Then $4,000 tons at 50 90, would be- IO6,sOO
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Dec, so.


Up UMFORD ACADEMY.-The first session of tic
E9 ensuing year viii commence in this institution on
Monday the 10Th January and terminate on the 10th jun
In the classical department. the Greek Roman author,
VIII be taught which recommended by the University
oil virginia as preparatory for admission into that
institution Students, however, who design entering other
Colleges can receive such instruction will comport will
their future arrangemen.s.-The English and Mathemati
cal department. viii continue be conducted by Mr. Tho
McMahon, gentleman pre-eminendy distinguished fc,
the extent and variety OF his Mathematical requirements
and whose ZEAL fidelity, and ability in the discharge of his
dulles have been manifested by the evident improvement
oil hiS pupils during the late session. To enumerate the
various branches OF Mathematics tau ght in this Semi
nary would appear osenatious; let suffice saw that
the necessity Of College in that department O
science IS entirely superseded Mr. James Ryan of New
FORK, The wel-known and learned Editor of Leeendre'.
Geoinetry Gibson's Surveying, the Mathematical Diary
and author OF tie derena and Integral Calculus rigor-
ousiy examined Mr. Mcmahon, and has certified in the
most unqualified manrer, that he is a profound Mathe-
maician. Mr. Rs. certificate is in the possession of the
Terms, Board, Washing and Tuition (each
boatder finding his own bed bedding towels candles
&c 500 per session of five months payable in advance
Tuition alone Sl5 per session. payable also in advance
Students (whcher boarders day schoars) who enter
at any time prevoeo the 18th February are liable TO the
cxpence of whole session. VIM. HAWKESWORTH
hlng Nillan Dec. q. 6O-wti7hJan
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ENDUCATIoN.-My school will be continued the en-
-Hz suing year, at my residence in Hanover County,
about % miles from Richmond, and above Col Coodalls
My course OF instruction will comprise the Latin French
and English Languages; Geography, with the of the
Maps and Globes; regular of History with Chro-
noogy Arithmetic Mathematics and the Surve yng;
English Grammar and English Composition My term sfor
board, Tuition, Washing, Lodging, and Fuel are $50 the
scholastic year of ten months. My school will commence
on the 18th OF JAN 1892, and terminate on the 18th Dec
"A vacation of four weeks will be given in the summer
There will be AN examination at the close of the year,
the result of which will be sent TO the parents guar
dams oil children committed to my Particular aen-
ton will be paid to the moral conduct al my pupils and
good discipline maintained in school have been engaged
in teaching for eight gears past, and fully sensible
the great responsibility which my profession imposes. MY
residence is unusually healthy and from places
vice and dissipation In relation my character and quail
icatons, authorised to refer to the following gentle
men, viz:
Right Rec Richard Charming Moore d. ID. Of Rich
mOnd.
Rev. WILLIAM armstrong, of Richmond.
II. 8 T.. James, g. Co. Of do.
Rer. Wfutam Meade, d. ID. Of Frederick County.
Hanover, Dew. 1929. HERM0N DAVIS.
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q hHlI0 AND KENTUCKY LANDS.-The Subscrt
W Der offers bis services TO nonresident popetors Of
lands in the States Of Ohio and Kentucky for the sale
thereof and payment Of the An letters addressed
to him at Cincinnati to John N. Price, Esq of Rich.
mond, PosT PAID will be duly attended TO- He refers
those to whom he may be unknown, to Chief Justice Mar.
shal Chapman Johnson Charles Copeland, and Saml MY.
crs, Esqrs JAMES SOUTHGATE
p. 81 S. will also attend as Attorney at Law TO suits
in the Federal Courts at Columbus and Frankfort
NOV 5l-w6m
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a TEACHER WANIED.--The Trustees ofthe AGA
"a deny in Woodstock, Shenandoah county Virginia
DENY about the Isl OF April next a teacher who is also
minister OF the Gospel would be preferred The teacher
must be competent to teach the Latin and Greek Lam
gnages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy the usual
branches of an English education None need apply UNI
less they well qualified
Application may be made to the undersigned either
Of them and letters addressed to them will with
mediate attention. Jos. H. SAMUELs,
RoBERT TURNER,
JAMES ALLEN,
PiIL1P MILLER,
Dec. -. l6I--wiw] PHtIIP WILLIAMS, Jr.
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EDORSUANT TO Deed of Trust, executed by Rich
"a ard h Jones and WIFE, and of record in the Clerks
Office oil Amelia to the payment of certain sums OF
money due TO VIM X. Johnson John Walk, and Others
sna proceed TO sell Tor cash, at Amelia Court House,
on the 22d day of December next Gt being Amelia Court
day one certain Tract OF Land containing three hundred
and iive acres less, and adjoining the lands of
John Bland, David Mabn, and others; also one Nero
Woman named Caroinc.-Thc title to the above BRO
perry Is considered good bat acting Trustee sia n on
~ convey such title as is vested in me.
NOV p, 1881. VIM. T. EGGLESTON. Trustee.
u In consequence of bad weather. and the indispos
ton OF one of the parties Interested the above sale is
poned until Thursday the goth ofJanuary noxt
Jan. 3 1892. f7l--fw1 w II r.