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The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

Received per sch. Superior, from Frederieks.
burg,
no Bbls. Fine and Superfne FLOUR.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

10 2, Uaion Tote, Middle Street,
LANE JUST RECEIVED pearl colored.
1 plain end frurld LEyANTINE S-tanze
and Zelia HANDkERcHIEFs-Y Com
pany NANkiN>--hrgAd and barrow pearl ard
Black EOsBAZFNEs--satiu Egured HAND
kERCHIEF s--WhHe PONGEEs- Bleck, white,
figured ard plain Thale LACE-Grceu sAIss-
NEI---Biack SfNClAM-Black FL0REN-
.IlNES-FreHch castor CLOVES Madras
CraTsi Observation-Disclosures Drcsses-finen
Camhrick Handkerchiefs-Boo Muslin do
Cashmere HAWLs--Fancy Priuss-Br Brown
Linen--sc0trh AMs--f0ne Lawn
oaAan Madras Handkr .raicfs-Eivafado Madras
d1.-oeniiemea's black KID Glove Black silk
Hpsr--siale w0rsied do.--Amerrln Blut CALI
CDi.S--Fancy EEsTTNG-Crims0n SIX Scars
Inhibition Cashmere do.-MeFino PoiHts-soi
dress LINEN-Frenrh Caiicocs. &c June %
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

DOdA uG1S w uAi1Cu.
* or : bOarders can be accom-
modated, on reasonable terms, on sppIr
cation % the subscriber in School Street. aeai
the Episc0pzl Church
June - SAMUEL sHACEIEY.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
NEW STORE.

WILLIAM CHASE respect
fully Informs the public that be has Ia
ken the Store lately occupied by NeBsrs Church
III and Carter, No. 8, Hay market Row, two
doors above the Stage tavern, where he has
general assortment of
w. 4. Goods and Groceries.
which Ne win sell on very reasonable terms
He Eaters himself, that IL town ard country
customers win CALL they will be satisfied both as
respects the quality and price of bis goods.
Portland, June 18th, 1924
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

Young dyson Tea.
Received per sch. Leader, from New York,
80 chests prime Y. III. Tea.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

ion JARS Of Rel, Maryland. s. Cos. best
~ Rapee and Maccaboy SNUFF
COCO lbs SNUFF, in Bladders.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

100 KEGS WHITE LEAD, ground il
" oil. warranted to purchasers TO be o.
hrst quality.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
TRoM oUR coRREsPoNpENTs

EFINIU1IUFtl AZ
Arrived brig William Henry, Mcclellan. New
Orleans, VIA New Hnrk-schrs. Milo, Robinson
Mauds. Haskeli-Franeis, Haskell-sloops Cathe-
Iinc, Boyd and Quick Line, Hyler, an fom Bos.
tnn--Deborah Ann, Dyer, Fouland--schr John
ThorHdike. Portsmouth. Sailed brig Montpelier
Webb, Noriolk--schrs. Eliza, Gitchell Hallowell
--siaTgarsL Mitchell, Hasefhill--Mary Spear
Spear Richmond-Henry, Davis Columbia--d Milo
Robinson, Boston.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

IN CHESTS Fresh HYSON.l
- YOUNG HYsoN, and TEAS
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

The ship George Long. Pray Of Portsmouth, 10
getting under weigh, last Tuesday got ashore ia our
harbor, on the Cape Elizabeth sIde-she f5ated in
about hours. and was lowed down the harbor,
against strong northefly wind, in fine style, by
the steam boat PATENT, and went TO sea.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22
Notice.
ATWOOD, CRAM, g. Co.

.4ucticneers and Commission Merchants.
HAVE taken Store No. 8, Jones's Row, E1-
change Street, four doors below ne late
stand Of .4ttt0OOd {. Quincy.
Portland, June Is, 1921
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

The Fiouda. Porter, Of Portland, FOR Havana.
lstt Antwerp. April % The Susan was to sail
May ls.--Ar at Quebec. Orion. % da rs from
Charleston being the second American vessel which
has entered a. that port under the late Act OF Par
lament. - Brig Medal OF Portland, saitsd from
Sligo for New York, about 10Th alt.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

June 10, lat. 40 lon. 90, John. DAYS from
Portland. for Maianzas. May 6. lat 81 Ion. IS,
brig Margaret. OF Bath. from New York. for Cadiz.
sih inst. brig. , days from Bath. for Mart
inique-June TO, Ion. - brig Virginia 80 days
from Liverpool for Richmond. ---Iith, Cape
Cod ;. w. BY s. ] lea. Rebecca. I6 hours from
Bath for Matanzas .---June 18th. lat. 90. lon CO
brig Atlas. 80 days from Liverpool for Charleston.
Lat 40. Ion. al, brig Vermont, II hours from
New ioFk for Teneriffe. June TO- OF Cape Sa-
PIE, hshing schooner belonging TO Boolhbay in
formed that fish were nlentv
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

100 DBLs. No. !, fit for ship ! prrr
w Stores.
The Portland gazette. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1818-1824, 1824-06-22

100 BBLS. Best American GIN, from the
AVO Franklin andW ashington Distilleries
10 Pipes New York BRANDY;
Is Pancheons WEST INDIA RUM;
5 Pipes First Quality COGNAC BRANDY
Z Pipes Holland GIN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
SIR ALFRED.

WHAT renowned, high-blooded race horse got
& blythe acknowledgement horse SIR HARRY,
VIII stand at my plantation, called Lebanon, upon
Chickahomimy river, in Charles City county, about
miles from the Courthouse and 0 from New Kent :
) miles from the Forge and 3miles from the Long
Bridges. The season commences this day expires
OH the LIST August.
IcrHS.-lIe will be let to mares IS dollars the
season, to be discharged by the payment of u dol
lars If paid by the 1st of August dollars tho
leap, and % dollars 10 insure a marc in foal The
insurance money will be claimed if the owner part
with his mare: and in every instance, 50 cents to be
paid to the groom. Good pasturage gratis, and
corn &c. II required, furnished at the market price
M responsibility for escapes or accidents but til.
greatest care taken TO prevent either.
Every mare put to Sis Alfred last season, has
proved TO be i'll foal, with the exception Of enc or
two. HENRY L. CHRISTIAN
March 90 Av17
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
FARMERS BANK OF VIRGINIA.

"A t the request of competent number of the
IA Stockholders and in pursuance of the rcousi-
ton of the act of Assembly, passed OH the 9th dav
of March, instant, entitled An act for extending
the Charter of the Farmers Bank of Virginia." no
tce is hereby given, that General Meeting of the
said Stockholders will take place at their Banking
House, in the City of Richmond, on Tuesday, the
9th day of April next, to take into consideration
the proprety of approving and ratifying the terms
of extending the Charter OF the said Bank.
P. n. NICHOLAS, President.
March 10, 1924. tdm14
u 1t viii be necessary that all Proxies be given
after the 31st of March
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
PUBLIC SALE.

, virtue of a deed of TRUST executed to us hv
sJ Thomas Harris dated the 30,h of November
1921 and recorded in the County Court OF Cuil.Jcr-
land for purposes therein mentioned we shall SCI 10
the highest bidder Public Auction for cash GU the
premises On the 25th day OF May next the Tract of
LAND whcreon the said Thomas Harris now re-
sides Ill Cumberland county containing one hundred
acres lying in the fork of Willis's River and adj
Joining the lands of Daniel Mayo and VIM. Caring
ton being the tract of land formerly owned by Sam
-uel Boatwrisht; the title vested III the subscribers
will be conveyed 10 the purchaser.
WILLIAM CARRINGTON,
PAUL J. CAERINGTON. trustees
March % v,0,U#I7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
W1RD ELECTION.

n ME Election for Common Council-,nen in the
II several Wards III the City of Richmond, will
be held on the first "Wednesday in April next In
Jefferson Ward No. 1, at the Union Hotel; in Ma
Olson Ward No.2, at the Eagle Hotel, and in Mon
roe Ward No. 3, at the Shocko Hill Tavern
1.-The Freeholders of Lots within the said city,whe-
Their improved or not, and the housekecpcrs and in
habitants of the said city, who shall have resided
therein at any time for the space of three months,
without Intervention of one twelve months and pos
sess in their OWN right within the same, movable
and immoveable property TO the value of one hun
dred pounds entitled to vote. The polls will
be opened at O'Clock, A. Nj.
W. d. WREN, sERJ'r. CIR.
Marcl. Q. tIeIS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
LAND IN GOOCHLAND TOR sAIE

B1 virtue ola deed oftfust Of record in Goocb-
Ed land County Court executed by William G uer-
rant and vile to Thomas Curd and William n
Miller conveying FIVE hundred and frtv five and 49,,
1alf acres of land bounded by the lands of John
eurd decd Archer Payne and others for the MIR.
pose ofsecurlng the payment Of certain sums Of mo-
ncy in said decd mentioned we shall sell ON the
2}d day Of april next, on the premises for cash at
pubic auction so much Of the said tract of land as
will be sufficient to pay the balance that y;l,
due aud chargeable of tine debts mentioned in said
deed ofrust, together with the interest thereon
nre costs attending said deed and sale. Actinr .
trustees we shall convey such title only as is cstcd
in by said deed.
THOMAS CURD.
WN. MILLER. JUSTICES .
GoochisHd March 20 1924 III
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
LOCKS. Isl March 1921

bOChO, Isl March, 1894.
Am Taking possession of the LOCKS since
- inc dea,h OF the late Lock Keeper, Mr..
West, ] found cask Of Leaf Tobacco. stateJ
on the books to have been taken from Opilsb1
Scrugg1s boat, (hcad man Benz on the n Str Of
February. The owner of the aforementioned
property will please come forward. prove Es
ownership, pay charges, and take posscssio,
otherwise it viii be disposed of as the law d.,
reefs.
=, ISLAM RANDOLPH.
LOCK, hgspER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
TO THE MEMBERS
OF THE
BiBLE SOCIETY or DIREIkT.4

NoUR ANNUAL MEETING is appointed, at the
r. First Baptist Church in the City of Richmond,
on Tuesday, the 9th day of April, 1924 at eleven
O'Clock in the r'ornins.-Divine service will be per-
formed, and n sermon appropriate to the occasion
delivered, by the Rev'd. Henry L. Keeling; after
which, the Annual Report of the Managers will be
read, and other business of the Society transacted
All persons are invited to attend.
By order of the Board of Managers.
VIM. NIUNFORD, Recording Sec'v
March 16 tdm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30

NcCredic, Robert Spfieg. and Polly his wife. Eit-
der Bell and Adahnda his wife, Samuel Clarke, ir.
heir of Samdel Clarke, dec. and James Steptoc,
Christopher Clarke, and John Galloway, surviving
cNr OF james Galloway, dec. and Mary c. Gallo
way, admS and George, Darlington, Ann Eliza,
Fayci'c, Sarah and Alvira Galloway, children and
heirs OF George Galloway, dec. who was also one Of
the eNr s. and derisecs of the said James Calloay,
dec ana ---- Read, adnr. cxr. of VIM. CAL
ioway, senr dee. who was another cxr. of the said
James Galloway, dec. and the same John Galloway.
and William Galloway, James Galloway, Henry L.
Galloway, Abner Galloway, Thomas Galloway
Polly Brown, Lucy Galloway, William Laughorne
aud Catharinc his wife, George Steptoc, Robert
S,eptoc, Vim. Stcp,oe, Robert Penn and Lucy his
wife, VIM. Massie and Sarah his wife, Henry s
langhorNe and Frances his wife, Thomas Steptoe
James c. Stcptoe, and Jas. S. Frances S. Mary NJ
julius ID. Frederick, Martha b. &IFrancis D. John
ston children of Charles Johnston, Francis Thorn
ton, Harry Thornton, James II. Fitzgerald and Eli
zabeth his wife, Murray Forbes and Sarah his WIFE
Robert Thornton, James J. Thornton, Butler b.
Thornton, - - and Catlarinc his wife, late
Catharinc Thornton, Elizabeth Alexander, Ca,ba.
rinc Adams widow of Samuel q. Adams, John Nor
ris and Nancy his wife, bcirs and deyisces Of the
said James Galloway, dec....D efeTdGnts.
The SubpTnas ad Referendum, heretofore a.
warded III those causes being returned executed on
the Defendants VIM. y. Wren and Beverly Ran
|, doph, and they having failed to shcw sufficient
cause To the contrary, and with the consent of thu
| said TSchcnar Wooson, and the sale! heirs and rc
personalities of George Galloway, dec /, is ordered,
that these suits De proceeded in, in c names of the
present parties, End be in all things in the same
plight and condition as they in before the de-
mise of the said deceased parties.
copy, Tcste,
w. w. HENING, &C.
/ Commissio,,ers' Office,
RiciuHsnd, 22d March, 1924. {
The parties interested will please take notice
that have appointed the 18th day of May next to
commence the accounts directed by the foregoing
order oil the Court, OH which day, at Q O'Clock, AM
they are required to attend my Office in this c,v
With their accounts and vouchers yeady for cxami-
| nation and settlement. Amos LADD NJ, g
The parties named in the foregoing suit, Will
pl ase TO take notice, that Friday the 18th dav
OF May next at the Office of Commissioner Amos
Ladd' in the city of Richmond, and between the
hours of O'Clock, and O'clock, D. m I shall
proceed to take the deposition of William Barr,,,
and others, and continue from day to day, until clo
scd to be read evidence in foregoing suit no,
depending iii the Superior Court of Chancery for
the Richmond district, WHOM and where YOU NAV
attend II you please. VIM. II. DYER,
(1aw4w) Next friend of Jno. & Geo McCredie-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
INDIAN HOSTILITY

The Louisville (Ky,) morning Post states, upon
information (: ON intelligent gentleman from s1is-
souri, that the conduct of the Indians in that quar-
ter recently, had excited the most serious apprehen-
sions that extensive conspiracy was in progress
to make on the whites.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
HENRY GIBSON

" ILL III future attend the Superior and Infe-
nor Courts Of Cumberland county, in add-
ton to the Courts held in this city. His Office is
Immediately over the store of Messrs: Geo. Dyball
a. Co.
March 10 1lt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
WM. III. FTTZWHYLSONN,
BOOKSELLER AND srATIoNER,
Hos justrcceceired,
EINDlNBCRG Review, No. LXXVII,
n Rocca's HISTORY az Ia, E.encb IVa, u, Sooip

t'NF 7t'tCNfF(H-
ENDlNBCRG Review, No. LXXvII,
HI Rocca's History Of ia, French War in Spain,
Bacon's Abridg emrut.
Revised Code of 1919,
iicning's Justice, Tates Digest,
Pcere Williams Reports,
Washinston's Reports, Il new edition,
Laws L. States,
b. Mmfurds Reports,
- General Index,
Jolmsons Life of Green,
Burkc's History of Virginia.
Raymonc's Political Economy
Seybcrts Statistical Annals w.r,i great variety
ci letter and other writing papers, water ooors,
spectacles. mathematical Instruments, pen knives
school hooks, Sc. Sc.
March 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30

old, o n i06: now. 4 . 6; Scotch, 10 6 a II G;
Foreign in bond, . Il D; in bond, 81 81; sour,
free, uncertain
Iob0ceo.--Jamcs River, leaf, 9 led n I'd Sd or
binary sound, Sd. 3d riddlins, 4d. Il 4d I'D:
good and tuc, i,t. 3d.; stcmmct, 81. a Cd l2;
Rappahnnnock leaf, I'd IA Il Id stcmmcd, Sd.
Id -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30

PIRGI,NL4 III, he Superior Court Of Chan
cecy/or lie District Of Iiictn,ond 1911 March,
1921,
John McCredie and George McCredic infants, by
VIM. II. Dyer, their next friend... :. Piainfifs-A-
GAINsT VIM. D. Wren, Sergeant Of the CITY of
Richmond, and committee of the estate of Nancy
McCredie dee. who was widow and admr'x Of John
McCredie dec. Tscharuer Woodson, Sheriff of Cum
bcrland county, to whom hath been committed for
administration the estate of james Penn dec who
was admr. of John McCredie, dec and as exy of
George mcCredie, dec. who was also an admr. of
the said John McCredie, dec. Walter Damn, exr of
John Graham, William Long, Lucy X. Grcenho,v,
admr'x. of James Crccitllow dec. and Beverly Ram
doph. exr. of Harry Heth dec. who was admr of
Samuel Clarke, c.."Defcudqnfs.
Bctsey McCrcdic, Robert SDrigg and Polly his
wife, hiddcr Bell and Adalinda his wife.....Piain-
fDS--AGhIEsT TScharuer Woodson, Sheriff of
Cumberland county, to whom hath been committed
for administration, the estate Of James Penn dec.
who was exr. Of George NcCrcdic, dec. Walter
Dunn, eXr. Of John Graham, dec. VIM. Long, and
Beverly Randolph, exr. of Harry IIciI,, dec. who
was cxr. of Samuel Clarke dec...Defendcmfs,
AID Walter Dunn cxr. Of John Graham, dec
Ptdhnft--AGAINsT John McCrcdc, ir. and Geo
McCredie, jr. infants, under the age of twenty one
years, as two Of the distributes of John McCrcdic
dec. and as heirs deyisees, and legatecs Of Gcor,
McCrcdie, dec. WIN. ID. Wren, Sergeant Of the CITY
Of Richmond, and committee of tire estate Of Nancy
McCrcdic, dec. in her right, and as nd,nr-x of
the said John McCrcdie, dec. Tschal ocr Woodson,
Sheriff of Cumberland county, 10 whom hat, horn
committed for administration TIE estate Of james
Penn dec. in right Of the said Penn, as adr of the
said John McCrcds, dec. and as cxr. ofsaid Ceornc
McCredic, dec. and guardians of tho infants Jno
and George McCrehie, y. William Long, Lucy X.
Greenhow, odmr'x. aud Ann Eliza, Lucy, James &
Samuel Grcennow, infants and heirs Of las Green
how, dec. Beverly RandolpII, cSr. Of Harry Hefa,
Dec Tho VIC 2'F'r. g Samuel I'avse. dec. BGt.v
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30
II. a. HoLcordBE.

& MIXERS his services as COMMISSION
W MERCHANT to the Planters. who trade to
Lynchbur:. His knowledge of the quality Of To-
bacco, his foreign and domestic advices rs to its
value, ana his acquaintance with the purchasers in
this market, will enable him do Justice 10 every
planter who may contide produce TO his
Lyuchburg, Feb. II tsI2
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30

AUCTION AND COMMISSION BUSINESS.
psNiiE Subscribers have this day, connected
IL themselves in business under the firm of
Bhot,hE " COSB4S. They keep their store
under the Bell Tavern. Any business, en-
trusted to them, will be particularly attended
to. Any article deposited with them for sale
a liberal advance viii be made i'm cash.
RICHARD BROOKE,
JOHN COSBY,
SAMUEL COSBY.
Jan. 3Oth 1894
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30


IrGnslnfions.--Thc run of the Scotch novcle in
Germany. is quite unprecedented in German Ijtcr
ture ~ have translations of them" saws n cor
respondent OF the Museum. gin all sizes duo
decimo edition Of Sir Walter SCOTS Eomanccs is
Just arrived at its 10Th volume. 1t is published a,
Lwickau, In Saxonv, under the uspCes of 2 book
seller VINO is said to be supported in his industrious
specuiatious by society of thirteen gentlemen s,d
ladies OF the press, known and unknown; and he is
thus enabled to scatter number of his little red
coats every month. There occur in them as many
specimens Of the most laughable ignorance q in the
French ranslations. l give only one instance
One OF those manufactures read the words "Bcc
CARS OPERA" under motto of chapter, and hav-
ing, of course, never heard of Gays famous plav.
he or she translated tlieiD BeggarJ Werkei c. Beg
sars Works. This is almost as ridiculous as rho
blunder of the French translator of the Heart of
Mid-Lothain," by whom a buxom woman was
formed into "n1se femme tent Colour de buis" "a
woman OF the complexion of box wood.)
Lord NoT6uJgj' last Ptn.--At the Levce, on Mon
day last, the Professor of Astronomy to the college,
stopped longer than usual, on being presented to the
Lofd Lieutenant, and WIS evidently engaged in adj
inring the magnificent collar and orders v - which
his exeliency was decorated. After having passed
ON, the Professor accosted by Lord II
who said, Well B, you never loose sinhi
| OF your profess"n-always eye TO business
IIo"' my LORD: =" Poh, Poh, you have been star
gnStag for the lget five minutes
AgentIeman groaning under the pangs of the nou,
was asked by sympatbising friend, Have Won.
ever tried the Eat Ucdicinoic2" - have tried eve
ry kind of OH (bc exclaimed with the true accent Of
pain) but they don't relieve me.
The Cashmere Goat has been introduced into
France by Messrs. Tcrnaux and Jeaubert and pro.
nlscs the most satisfactory increase as well as great
benefit to manufacturers. The expedition fitted out
for this purpose took the route first to Odessa
tsissan city situated between the Duicstcr and the
Dnicpcr, on the coast OF the Black Sea, and thence
to Taganrock. near the sea Of A7of. The Journey
was continued to Astrachan, city of Asiatic Rus
sIa' situated on an island in the Volga not far from
MS outlet into the Caspian Sea and thence passing
to the foot of Mount Caucasus, n wandering tribe
was found, from which procured the animals
in question.
II Is said the animals imported into France par
ucularly prosper in a high and rocky country. Hu-
nudity and rich pss:uragc pcrnicious TO them,
In the month OF Apri'. the Cashmere wool IS gafI,er-
cd by combing the outside hair little cycTy da,
with a comb that has tho teeth very closely GOT
The Agricultural Society IBIS state have off,
cd premium of 500 to the person, who sbouId
import into the state male ard female goat of tbe
pure Cashmere breed. !
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-03-30

THE Editors Of he y,ofjon0i H,ielligencfr, nj Ne
frcder,cSsb"Tg Herald efhhe Petersburg htc6jge,s-
Ger, ofhe JW1chburg VUgjniun, md Of Inc Jt,nSLes
ter Republican, ,eN horc HE gcod,,Css 10 eire The
foregoing notice an insertion in mar papers 1espec
ftrely onee q week oaiy N,roughora mis- month, anil
'nctoSe Their accounts 10 me- bymda 10 Fdra,rile or
otherwise, and they shall be d,iy gGjd by eir OLE
d,enf Serrd1H, CREED TAYLOR.
March vv1,5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1824-08-20
NETWORK p1sCRACEp,,

If great and powerful commonwealth, filed
with intelligence. with talents, with cuterprzo and
moral power have ever been degraded, dsgra ced,
and betrayed, Ncw-Tork is that state.-If ever one
hundred and sixty thousand free and independent
electors, insultcd, abused, and traducct,
the feemen of Ncw-York compose that body. 81
political intrigue and hypocrisy ever appealed to
popular vengeance and retributon, the conduct, of
the comprising the Albany Regency must rouse
the universal indignation of the people of the State
of NewYork. They have made a treaty.; thew be-
long to the same cabal, and hlve embarked in the
same cause-a cause identified with Caucus against
the People.
1t is now about two years since it was determin-
ed by this clan at Albany, comprising few ambi-
tious iemagogues, identified with the democratic
party, and band of apustate fcderalists, who made
l Of J0iy orations against the late war, to sell the
sticptlal contest. For long while, the concave
hesitated and remuled, but al last, the bargain was
made the agreement ratified the net was
spread; and the great state of n. York with Ii her
population, her wealth. her commerce, her enter
prize, and her pride, Is now 10 reap the bitter fruits
of her secret political sale, made in the dark signed
and sealed i'll the dark, but ratified at noou-dav, in
the capital at Albany, by the rejection of the L
ELECTORAL LAW.
But we trust, that those who insult and disgrace
the independent freemen OF this state; that those
who dare not trust the people to vote and for
themselves that those who prosecute their vile nd
desperate Vaccinations through the dark intrigues
of tire caucus system, and who, through this system,
have defeated the electoral law will still be dsap-
pointed. Their candidate wiH not hare the rOfes .;
The legislature Of .Nc,C York, In HE coice an ellc-
torat ticket IN .Norchnber nert.-.N \. Siaiesmoa