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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
From the Kentucky Win Of Sent %.

rloH Tie hentUCky W hg OF Sept. 29
ii snort lesson TOR (Grct StdteSmen-t is estimated
mat during the space of eighteen months ending in
June last, seventyfye and half millions of dollars
in gold and silver were exported from Great Br,tain
at the period when this estimate was made if was
ascertaned that additional SUN of the precious
tais' exceeding fifty two millions of dollars had been
entered for export at the custom house. We recon-
memo these facts 10 the serious consideration of e Bar
rvs, the McAees, the Rowans, the Davisses and fine
oher enlightened inanciefs Of Kentucky. These pro.
louhd political economists, few years since satisfied
themselves and convinced their constituents that If,
consequence of an annual export of about one hundred
thousand dollars, supposed to be made from the State III,
the bank Of the United States tue country must cnev
tabiy be ruined, and left entirely destitute of 4 crcp
atIng medium. IL bydhese alarming surncstio,s
seriously urged by the sages OF the land that The peo
were induced 20 sanction the creation OF the syind
Eng independent banks and lastly Of that HYDRA OF
mischief the Bank of the Commonwealth, accompa
med bylts long tram Of stay repevin and valuation
laws which have entaed such extensive and lasting in
jury on tue country.
lthas been Of the ayo1eI objects of the relief
party IN all their in relation 10 the curreucc
to prevent the drain of specie from the state Ignorant
of the first principles Of political science they seem TO
have hoped TO accomplish that which the experience of
every age and nation has proved to be prcposeTon and
npraciicabc. rs well might we attempt TO arrest he
current OF the majestic Mississippi to hope 10 con-
ine the preciors metals within defined boundaries-
Erect what barriers we may, they will burst through
and DndeviaDgly pursue those channels TO which fboy
will led by the wants and commerce Of mankind II
is now an universally admitted truth that "fl,e articles
composing the metallic currency of the world are inst
mere subjects OF commerce as any on,cr article.
whatsoever and obedicnt to the same general IagsD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
CONTINENTAL.

W. have, received by the arrival of the Dewitt Gin
ton, from Liverpool the prices current of the 27h Au
gust.
CottOn.-ln the early part of the week the market
dull and prices rather the decline, but since
Wednesday there has been inquiry both from the
trade and for export and although prices generally
III to IL per ID. lower; yet the market closed with
greater degree of frrnness 1000 bags of American,
1000 Brazil and 500 Egyptian have been taken spe-
cnlation, and 1000 American for EXPORT The import is
G62 bags, and the sales amount to / ,706 bags.
Tobacco-'The sales of tue week consist principally
of Virginia Leaf for Ireland and few Stemmcd to the
trade amounting altogether to about 100 hhds The
sales of the month are 483 hhds. Virginia Leaf and
151 Stemmed, Kentucky Leaf and 81 Siemmed, and
Jog Virginia Leaf to London; total 875 hds. The i'm
ports 1871 bids and the deliveries 458 bids. The de-
nand has been rather dull during the latter part of the
month"; the purchasers waiting the arrival of the new
crop. The prices are, however, very steady, and are
ID 81 per h. higher than at the close Of the last
month. .NDrh's .9drOcgfe.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
From the .Naw York ,g,ne,jcop. o,,o,., .

From the Nio York American, October
IN buenos Ayres paper of the Goth JULY we find tto
following decree OF the government Of Chill which we
DO not remember TO have any notice of before and
yet which is sweeping in its provisions nc IN r;
both notice and remonstrance
By the I'd article is ordained that the fact of having
on board Spanish products shall be sufficient TO pro,c
the coniiscati0n of any vessel This is ndoed gor l
suFd' considering the limited means of Chill To enforce
its ordinance but the pretension sbord NOT NJ, uat
count be permitted to pass without cens,ire The wild
est enactments of Napoleon in his various
Gal DEGREES and when he had Europe to back him did
not ann at objects more Hnstiabie with greater
tempt for The rights of others than this decree of The
Council OF Government of Chill. That Government
has yet TO learn, that hatred however inst nc mono r
he more so than that of the South Americans AGAINST
SPAN must not be INDUCED at the expence of other
parties, and in defiance ofthe laws of nations.
Bvenos .1ures, 23h JuJ1.-Mr. Forbes Agont #
the United States, has handed the following decree
Chill: ''''''' :"
The Council Of Gorernmea
Whereas the obstnacv of the Spanish o,overnn,ont
IN It's hostlties against the Republic and in support of
ITS pretended rights, mperousv requires Tie adootion
ct vigorous means to compel the cabinet of Madrid TO
listen 10 the voice of Justice and selfpresorvationav
decreed and do decree.
That commodities, of all sorts beoncinr 70 tle sub
iecs of Spain. which shall hencefort be introduced
into tic territories of the Republic 5faIl be conGscafed
to tue state, ~tacccr be the far under which they were
g -Four months after the publication of this decree
all vessels III which Spanish merchandise of any sort
shall be found shall he declared good prize BY the com
peent tribunals, and they and their cargoes shall be c
GScHfcN
g. Shall be considered Spanish property The proL
dnce OF The soil, or Of The industry Of SPAIN without e
ception, that SHALL be seized in Peru if amounting in
value 10 500.
H. In case of doubt respecting the Spanish origin Of
any effects introduced bv by land it shall be de-
termined by the chefo the custo-house ON the spot
assisted by two skful persons; and the case of OBJ
lechon' two others shall he named by the minister
whose s'corn decision shall be final
D. The officers Of the customs shall be personally re-
sponsibe for the introduction under false pretences Of
Spanish products.
g. The minister of state is charged with the execution
Of this decree.
Given in the Palace of the Supreme Government,
Lima, 18th April, 1925.
HTPOfITO UNANUE,
THOMAS HERES.
BY order. JOSE MARIA De PAUDo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

sporting InteMgence.It gives US pleasure to state.
l,at aer Livingston and John Stevens Esqrs. have
purchased Eclipse the northern, and Sir Henry fhe
southern champions ofthe turf TO be kept in this vicin
~ Tor studs The price paid for Eclipse was go ono
and Tor Sir Henry $4,000. This will be valuable intel
gence 10 our farmers, and think the need of praise
Justly due to these enterprsng gentlemen, for their
public spirit in this effort to improve the brooJ of az
noblest Of our domestic animals, f.N y Iost
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
NEW YORK, Oct. 7.

t'''on h0ces.-Ibe Races terminated yesterday. The
purse Of 5000, mile heats, was won by Mr. Van M
ters horse Snap, which took both heats beating
flagelaor and Eclipse colt. This race was warmI,
contested between Snap and the Eclipse cot-Gameste
was Withdrawn after the first heat
We understand that the knouig ones were again
ny as bets were freely offered aud taken of two to one or
Flagellator against the field.
Inc sweepstakeswas taken in two heats b. Fox bcatu,
American Boz nd Roxana
Inc match race for $4,000 side between Ariel ant
ftiIa' will, we learn, positively take place on the I'D
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

The United States ship CYANE, John Ordc Creigh
ton ESQ. Commander, arrived at New York ON Friday
The New York Gazette says: We are indebted to Can
tam creighton for the following particulars of her pas
sage home-The Cyane sailed from Gibralter on the
18th July last called ut the Island of TenerIc where
she was detained fortnight public service, and sail
ed again on the Sd of August made ST. Antonio one of
lhe cape de Verbs on the 10t then proceeded to the
Coast OF Africa, and arrived at Cape Measurable on
22d OF August, where she only remained one day The
Colony was found in most prosperous and healthy
condition. and the intercourse with the natives was on
the most friendly footing.
The crew of the Cyane continued perfectly healthy
on the Coast of Africa, but suffered great nconven
ence IRON the intense heat and heavy rains.
From cape Measurable the Cyanc run the Trades
down to the w slndes, and thence to this port The
officers and crew are in perfect health not having
man SICK, except two inraids from the Mediterranean
squadron.
The Cyane came up in most beautiful style, with a
light souherly breeze, and anciorded in the North
river ahead of the corvette Palas. We understand
that Mr. LEJEuNE, first Lieutenant of the p in the
absence OF Captain RYK Immediately repaired on board
the Cyane, and paid his respects Capt CRErGmroN
IN the most cordial and satisfactory manner
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

By the brig Hope, at New-York fcm Buenos 8vros ma
pers Of that city 20 the 4h August have been
They said to be almost exclusively devoted N a8,
tisemens The following articles are translated from
paper Of the 1st August.
Since Friday the law Of the House Of Representatives,
prohibiting the importation Of foreign four has been n OPP
Grafton.
Woodone PaIsh Esq. wasyeserday received rs Charfe
Affairs OF the British governmental salute was fred on
the occasion by the fort and the English corvette and the
Engsh merchant vessels displayed e &C. AID a. r,rh,
,he public buia!nss were IIlnna,ca.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
DIED.

on Monday, in the SD year of his age, Mr.. LEWIS nj
hiFaLA1N who had heen for nearly thirty years a most
d'sent clerk and Jealous special agent the Mutual AS
surance Society.
On The Cd inst at his residence, in the county of Puce
Edward, AUGUSTUS WATKINS, ESQ
On Saturday morning last, about Q o'clock FLEMING.
the younger SON of Mr. Fleming James, aged wears and
months. . ''' U''4 ="
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

AnlnteresIing report has been made to the Agrcul-
tnrai Sociey OF Last Florida, on the expedency and
Praclicabihy of uniting the Atlantic with the Gulf OF
Mexico, by canal across the Florida Peninsula COM
mencing at ST. Augustine aud ending al Vacassay Bay
embracing distance of % miles. The coast is esti.
mated al $4,000, the intersection of several rivers
will reduce the actual canaing to about Is miles.
Ihis important canal will save distance of nearly
600 miles i'll doubling the dangerous Florida reef or
shoals -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
MARRIED.

On TUESDAY evening last by the Rev. Philip Courtney.
MI JOHN A. LACY 10 Miss MARY DAVIS ali of this CITY
On The same evening, by the Rev. VIM. J. Armstrong
both Of thi, city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
HTPOTITO ITNANUE,
THOMAS HERES.
by order. JOSH MARIA De PAUDo

By the schooner Zeuophon. which arrived at Balti-
more on Saturday evening. from Havana information
has been received that flour was selling that place. On
very scarce.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
3Stct1tsr otto S1anfm.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. IA, Ia25.

~ Inc Junior Editor of this paper met with an acct
dent on Monday last which will deprive him of the use of
be deemed sufficient excuse for the want of elitoa
ter III ths ami perhaps in succeeding numbers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

Ono Canal-A few days since we conversed with
gentleman recently from Ohio, who has visited every
section on the route of the intended Canal he states
mat nearly the whole line has been put under contract
and at lower rates than had been calculated Most of
the contractors who perfectly understand their
business having executed similar works on the Erie
canal The greatest exertons making 10 complete
THIS great undertaking by all classes of inhabitants,
and it is confidently believed there The whole canal
exceeding 500 miles in length, will be navgable in
auo"l tAire years from this time. Bali. inner
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

From the kentucky Wing Of Sept %.
isaac Is. DeS'ta.-This unfortunate young man has
been again tried, and again convicted We confess
that we dh not anticipate this result. From the ac-
counts which we had heard of the jnry cmpannelled
10 decide upon hts fate, aud from knowledge OF
the principles, and of the influence OF those who are
most deeply interested in his acquittal we did conf
IDENTITY expect that he would have escaped, without
again being compelled to appeal from the honest re
act 81 ms peers 70 the onder Dercies of has Jue
L he conduct of Judge Brown III granting new trial
upon grounds so frivolous and absurd. has excited the
astonsnent III his friends and The Indignation of the
puohc. In onr next paper, shall demonstrate TO
c "ofid that t:is gentleman unworthy of his sta
o"' or 'ha we are ignorant of the pianest principles
OF criminal Jurisprudence.
we learn that Governor Desha, the father of the
accused attended throughout the trial. We have not
yet heard and thing certain 10 his conduct and de-
'ncanor but he has given ample scope for surmises and
Inours Those who have faith in his private and DO
''c" integrity VII" OF course. be disincned to be-
hove that he exercised any undue means 10 influence
Judge or jury.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
Oh oAbt. a
COHENS'

LDTIERI .IJNU ENCH9NIiE OFFICE,
Opposite the Eagle Hotel, Richmond, Va
r. ORDERS from any part of the United States or terri
tories. enclosing prize tickets cash (post pad) will meet
whh the same prompt attention as personal appcs
ton. Address to CoHEN's Office, Richmond, Va
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

Surrender Of another Spanish observation-disclosures
received from Valparaiso mentions the arrival at that
p"rtoi The Spanish sloop of war .4ces the crew hav-
ing mutiued and carried her port and delivered her
up 10 me 'iiian government This vessel is the one
which separated from the asia ~ and Constante will,
inc intention of returning to SPAIN but 1t appears that
me officers met with no better success in this attempt
Than the commanders OF other vessels.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
DRAWING.

u The Drawing Of the QUANTICO CANAL
LOTTERY 9TH class, will take place the Eagle Hotel
the city Of Richmond, O'Clock, NJ on Wednesday
49, ID Of next month.
NH A. MCINTYRE, Manogcr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

Leters nave been received in Philadelphia from
Stockholm, dated the Cd of Aug which state that the
CLAIMS OF the United States had been arranged with
Sweden, and that Mr.. Colonel the gentleman appoint
cd 10 conduct the negotiation, Lad left that capital
.3ierdndTia Phoenir Gasetfe
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
FROM AFRICA.

The following short but interesting letter from Mr.
AsHMUN, the Colonial Agent at Cape Nlonserado
shews the iasity of the late unfavorabe rmors prt in
circulation respecting the Colony, aud furnishes The
most gratifying intelligence of its health and prospects
Nat Int.
NloNRovIA, AUC. ed, 1925.
Sir: The Cyane, bound directly home from the Me-
dterranean has sent her boat in with orders to return
In 90 Misunderstanding not half that time 10 write
the Board
There are no cases of dangerous sickness in the Co
long, but several of troublesome indisposon Peace
order, and industry, with very unusual attention TO
matters of religion, prevail amongst US.
There have been too deaths since wrote by the FL
deity, June last, both from decays of age We are
commencing the settlement in the St Paus territory:
are disappointed by the very great Increase fhc Slave
trade, from getting usual supply of Rice from the
Coiony-andl fear Shall be but too dependant sup
ply of provisions from home the next season
My health is good-no news from the United States
since the 1st February 1925.
Mr.. Nelson, Minister 10 Madrid has sent nor Tho
Cyape the following articles. for the Colony. which
beg may be duly acknowledged, viz:
kegs 'Fobacco
2 tierces Rice,
10 barrels Flour,
borr eIc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

Mr.. SHIFR, Am. Consul General TO Alriers, has
seni 10 The Kew Mr. Sparks editor the North Ame
rcan Review, the Manuscript of work entitled
'.Skeches OF the Kingdom of Algiers," comprising a
Geographical, Historical and Political account of that
country. The work is said 10 be published under the
direction OF Mr. Sparks who has given brief abstract
OF 1t in the last number of the North American Review
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

correspondent of the New York Gazette estimates
the length ofthe COMETS tail at than five millions
of miles
lie attributes the warrnness of the weather 10 the
presence OF this immense body of fire. and advances
The opinion that the tail will come in contact with
the earth.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

have employed carpenter to build several houses
as authorized by the Secretary of the Navy-o whom
| have apprenticed three African Youths This prov
sion is exclusive of the ordinary routine of buiIdng-
and mention it thus i'll haste TO press the request for
more lumber-board and plank
You have, Sir, founded an empire Heaven helm Won
to the means of sustaining the happy beginnings
Seno small he OF papers which happen to be on
hand. You will appreciate the circumstances under
"ch wr'e' and accept, sir, the assurance of that
entire respect with which am, &C..
j. ASHMITN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14

bn, Lille Cotton has been brought market this sea-
som it las been selling from carts md 10 toI
''s.--'hose prices ale zoo high to continue long.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1825-10-14
cg4Dntesale 39rtce8 Gurremf=
RICHMOND, oCT. ~ 1905
Sianle .lrficifS.

= 7 T '7NI' =
Cotton, per lb. II a 49,
Goals, bush. IS a 90
Flour, City Mills, new, 5 20
do. up country, 3
Grain, W hear, bush. 0OaIOO
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-04
NOTICE.

tlE partnership Of the subscribers, trading uder the
IN firm Of Ca'e5 Hsdu s. Co. dissolved by mutual
|onsen, on the 2ith u All persons having legal claims
H sad firm, will present them to j. pusey for settlement
d those indebted earnestly requested make speedy
|Pymcnt to either of us. JACOB PUSEY
CALEB HEAID.
Pusey continues the store at the place. ard has
hand stock of such articles generally for sale in
country store. BY being frequently in Philadelphia,
sh supplies are added almost every month all which
be sold at reasonable prices
Auburn Cotton Mil, Red Clay Greek,
mo-, 24ih, 1925.
SHARLRs SASKEY informs his friends and former CUSTOM
thai he has engaged in Tailoring in the abuve mention
store, where work in his line will be done in u neat and
pstaltial manner. S5-1p
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-04
JOB PERMITTING
DONE AT THE
WA glsEEAMa1E 4MAET OLE I'd F5lEEgthHa
SOMETHING EXTRA.

W. G. CONNIE, would respectfully invite the attention
Of his friends and patrons to the Schemes of the following
brilliant Lotteries, where, BY the investment of few dol
lars handsome fortunes may be obtained in one day only
and W. G. Conne is the industrious agent Of For
tune he gives this carly notice all who wish an abun-
dance OF that essential article CAS forward their
orders Immediately lest they may fail TO procure chance
Maryland University Lottery.
For the benefit of the Medical College of Baltimore.
Fifth Glass, series To be drawn the 18th day Of DC.
tober next and finished in few minutes
Schenne-l prize of $50, ,000 of TO- 600 of 5000;
of 2956 IL Of 1,000 10 Of 5O0 80 Of I00 1853 of so
168 ot IS; 1874 Of 10; 1l34o of6.
Whole ticket S6 C0-half 00-quartcr, 81 50-erhth IS
certificate of ii Whole tickets can be had for $40 so
and Shares at the rate.
SPECIAL Act AssEMnLv-coYsoL1DArEp
State Lottery Of .lIaryiand,
Under the superintendence of the Commissioners an
mode Of drawing cured by Letters Patent under Seal Of
the United States The whole TO be completed IN ONE
DAY and will positively take place il the city Of Baltimore
On the 9th Of November next.
Sciemc.-1 prize Of $4,000; / Of 10000; 1 of 5000
~ Of 1000; 10 Of 50U 80 of 100 60 of 5O 100 Of 90
200 of 10; 400 OFFS; 10000 of4.
10000 Tickets. Not one blank TO prize.
Every prize payable in cash. sixty days after the drawing
subject to deduction Of fifteen per cent.
Whole Tickets SIS, and shares in proportion
The Drawing OF the above brilliant Lottery will posvc
y be that popular mode of drawing, the odd and even
s,em where the purchaser of tickets or two shares
VII be certain OF drawing at least price, and may draw
thrte!!!
Tickets and Shares in all of the above brilliant Lotteries
and those which arc anticipated will prove forunae are
for sale at
American watchman and Delaware advertiser., 1825-10-04
PROCLAMATION TO THE JEWS.

Whereas it has pleased Almighty God, to mani
fest to his chosen people the approach of that pc
rod when, in iulhIment OF the promises made to
the race of Jacob, and as reward for their pious
constancy and triumphant fidelity, they are to be
gathered from the four quarters of the globe, and
to resume their rank and character among the gov
ernments OF the sarth: And whereas the peace
which prevails among civilized nations, the
progress OF learning throughout the world, and the
general spirit OF lIberality and federation which ex-
lists, together with other changes favorable to light
and TO liberty, mark IN an especial manner the ap.
proach OF that time when sspeace on earth and
good will to man. are to prevail with benign and
extended influence, and the ancient people of God,
the first TO proclaim his unity and omnpotence, are
to be restored to their inheritance, and enjoy the
rights of sovereign independent people There
fore, |. MoRDEcAI MANUEL Moan, Citizen of the
United States OF America, late Consul of the said
States Tor the city and kingdom of TunIs, High
Sheriff of New York, Counsellor at Law, and, by
The grace Of God, Governor and Judge of Israel
have issued this my proclamation
Announcing to the Jews throughout the world,
that an asylum is prepared and hereby offered to
them, where they can enjoy that peace, comfort,
and happiness. which has been denied them, through
The intolerance snd misgoyernment of former ages
an asylum in free and powerful country, where
ample protection is secured to their persons, their
property, and religious rig an asylum in
country remarkable for its vast resources The rich
ness of its soil, and the salubrity Of its climate
where industry is encouraged, education promoted,
and good faith rewarded ssa land of milk and ho-
ney," where Israel may repose in peace, under his
!" vine and fig tree" and where our people may so
amiliarize themselves with the science of govern.
ment, and the lights of learning and civilization, as
may qualify them for that great and final restoration
to their ancient heritage, which the times so pow.
erfully indicate.
The asylum referred TO is in the state of New
York, the greatest state in the American Confede-
racy. New York contains 4s,gi4 square miles,