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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06

more low and vu3r address has not appeared in the
worst OF tunes Is viruleht and scurrilous abuse
ne composition IS tcretc'd and miserable Let me
tell Mr. Dallas, that politics ruins more bad LAWYERS and
spois more good ones, than any other cause Let him
! profit by the hint.
This meeting was no doubt go, up by arrangement
as Tue commencement of operations Ii was supposed
great meeting could be had of the population of :,
great city That the would have great influence
and that IT would spread like wild fire. 1t has dsap
pointed ALL IL is abortion.
If Gen. jackson is the candidate of the people, why
IS all TINS eXeron and organization necessary: There
are but two canddatcs--they both ell known and
nave been long before the pubc-all the presses arc
open and are IN the utmost activity Why is all this
COMBINATION and concert necessary? To enlighen?
No-ou TO direct and controul public opinion. IL has
J"ueu j he people of PENNSYLVANIA " Ill not be thus
moved. They will reflect, and take time--,hey will
not commit themselves--they will act when the encr-
gehcy happens-hey will not under the dictauu of
young Philadelphia lawyer-thcv will no, approve
me Indecent aud Incorporate language used towards
'ne resaent and ms cabinet-watevcr they may think
OF len. Jackson. There may be prediction for him
IN mat Stae-although that is doubtful. There are
many friends also of the Administration Blu, the great
oouy OF the people, have great respect for The virtues
talents and services of Mr.. Adamsapprove the mea-
sures OF his Administration That State does not dis
approve the appointment OF MIR. Rush Sergeant and
Saatin from that State. The sentiment of that State
Is hostile 10 the temper character aud principles of the
opposition; and the veteran republicans will smile the
consequence assumed by MIR. Dallas and his prctentons
tn lead public opinion they will at the grounds upon
which he has placed the opposition
The measures ofte present Administration are those
OF The last and which all Pennsylvania approved
The men composing the Cabinet are leading Repubi-
cans in their several States and long and well known 10
the public-a his appointments have been made from
That party except Mr.. King and Mr.. Sergeant and
these in accordance with the advice of Gen Jack
son TO Mr. Monroe and according TO those broad and
liberal principles Which he meant 10 act. These
party distinctions have long since dsappeared-thcy
are odous-they despicabe. What must the pub
c think OF the reproach of bringing back under art
ui preteHts' such men MIR. King, dying he has
ved nonoraoy IN the public SERVICE to 'ca' and Sa
do'o the National Councils" What must thc Bar Of
Philadelphia think, when they this young mans ar
rcsance, in designating MIR. Sergeant man 'Jrand
ed as inmica TO Democracy" What will Gen. jackson
think Of the discretion of his friends who wanton!y in
suit the feelings OF 10000 10 oac State by an
effort to stGmaze them, by he revival of obsolete
names? What will the Fedcralsts think of this broad
dennnciaton exclusion What will The Republicans
think OF such junior apprentice in politics?
SALAD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06

f'caOs oi those WHO have done much placing
situation where enjoy many comforts, and where
It not our faults, may be happy any people
EARTH
The following interesting items of intelligence from the
coony obtained by Mr. Lyord, from Dr. Woodside,
passenger in the Indian Chief
Doc Woodhose states, that, aviccs having been re-
ccvcd by the Governor of Measurable that three
Spanish vessels Trade Town 90 miles To
the ecwad of Measurable in the business OF radmg with
and tepannng the natives, made application Captain
Chase of the Colombian sch. La Jacinta proceed Thu
50 10 nf the American colonistS who had
themselves 'r tho purpose, and cndcavor il possible tn
feat their plans Captain Chase accordingly procee led
down, and ON his arrival on the 1iIh April found there the
Colombian brig Venccdo Captain Cotcl! who had can
tured Spanish brig, and with the assistance Of the J
cinta, afterwards took Spanish schooncrs all of which
were engaged with party negroes the
making arrangements for taking off 400 blacks
slaves The Jacinha effected landing of Capt. Chase,
with party ot men, i'll doing which, however, three of
boats out at i've got Swampcd, but traders,
headed by the Spaninr resisted them will, force,
III doing which of the J'S got wounded by mus
ket shots. The native traders had been sufficiently
n remove their slaves into the interior, with the exception
at %. winch surrendered 10y The king Of thar
Of tc country, hut until his town. consisting
$50 houses, had been burnt and it himself
aud his other possessions from further devastation that he
was probably induced make the surrender did
The prisoners and prizes taken by their capors
Cape Messus ado, where the latter living when the
Iudan Chief left The SIS slaves were taken care of by
The Rev MIR Ashmun.
left III good health, with the exception of one med
Freeman, who had died Doctor J. W. Peace, the Agent
oil the United States, left sick. The Rev. Ashmun
was well, and the soouss generally Mr. Force the
printer from Boston, had died. after wing
few papers Dr. Woodside is the bearer dispatches
for Government.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
DOMESTIC oCCURaEMcEs.
From he U'tstcr1, CiH=en.
BEAUCHAMP'S TRIAL.
ErIi.nc{ II L, Inn, LI1,I1.I

FRANKFoRT, May ID,
eve have nothing Interesting except the trial
OF j. o. Beauchamp The examination of witnesses
has been minute and tedious the commcnwea eot
through MS witnesses on yesterday and examination
IN behalf OF the accused commenced have heard but
little Of the evidence myscIG-av very lengthy and nge-
NOUS document read yesterday by the counsel for
fhe Commonwealth. Ii the form of written IN
stTucuons 10 a witness; ii written BY Beauchamp
and sent 10 ms wife pair of socks With directions
for her TO deliver il TO the witness for his examination
She did SO, hut the witness proved be possessed too
much integrity for their purposes and kept the docu
ment and delivered UP to the counsel Tor the Common
wealth. Ii purportsd to De conversation between
Darby and the witness owcl where the former is made
20 offer the latter bribc 10 the handkerchief
which was found in Sarp's yard; also conversation
which should have taken place between Kelley one of
the men from this place that took EcauCllanp, and
Lowe, the witness, at the house of Beauchamp. keI.
ley is made 10 take Lowe side and offer him 100
TO swear to the handkerchief, the with SIS was also TO
swear that Darby actually paid him S25, not 10 mem
fioR lie av saw him, and al court wien he TO the
handkerchief he was TO have whatever reward he
would name. The object of this document was TO fix
tbe murder of Sharp Darby, and acqut Beauclamp,
ont II has turned ont, il will have different effect
1T proves clearly 10 me that Bea1ciamp the real mur
dcrer and places Darby above suspicion. 1t was deep
@ad plot and discovered great ingenuity, and but for
the inprudcnce OF Beauchamps wife, might have en-
trapped Darby. They have sent for Bcauchamp's wife
aud at proper time Lowe viii disclose still fur tIer-
Kendall, Dana and Thomas all taking notes of the
trial, so you will have opportunity of learning all the
particulars. Darby was court when the document
was read He from his chair, and looked Beau
champ full in the face the greater part of the time
hen the paper finished reading Lowe was called
and questioned. lie said far from Darby's ever of
fering him bride he never had seen him !"
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0agU agg1s6ge


jefferson Nieeting.-The City of Richmond has at
length moved in this most interesting affair. She has
seen with grateful sensations the earlier movements OF
other cities of the Union, and will follow their example
with enthusiasm lfshe has remained inactive so long
II was fIom no want of animation in cause Which adj
dEesses itself to every bosom, but because she was will
ing 10 yield to the distant cities of the Union the glory
OF originating design worthy of the gratitude and the
moral greatness of the American People.
Tie meeting ofyesterday fully attended and pro
cceded in the greatest harmony. The addresses of
Gov. Tyler, Mr.. Nicholas and Mr. Stevenson moved
every heart The character of Mr. Jefferson his illus
ious services, and devotion to the liberty of universal
nankndwerc painted in the most imprisoned language
The noble and example OF whole people coming
forward TO sustain the fallen fortunes and TO cheer the
declining years of their bcnelaotor was repre-
Sch'ed as Illustrating the age which il occurred and
as presenting a spectacle, "worhy of Gods and Men
The example of Richmond il is believed, will be ra
Pdy followed throughout this extensive and generous
Comgnonwealtl--and though other States have begun
the work, Virginia, the home of Mr. Jefferson and the
most indebted OF all TO his abors will contribute
least 10 ITS consummation The slo.ness Of time calls
'or me utmost prompttude ofacton The approaching
anniversary of independence, the 5Oth since the world
was enlightened with that Declarations which if all
other Records were oblteracd, would teach man the
true nature and value of liberty, presents most IA
vonrabe opportunity for action The people will then
be assembled TO celebrate the birth day OF their freedom
and surrounded by the blessings of the most favored
country on earhsitting under their own vine and flo
tree and none 10 make them afraid they. will not be
unnindiu of him. TO whom, after cd and Cen w ash.
'ngton TREY arc more than TO any other, indebted ful
them
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
Wednesday, 18th July.
COHEN'S OYFICE-BA1.rINoRE, }
lTUu I'M 1908

May mr. 1926.
a. We have pleasure present to the public the 9TH
Scheme of the GRAND STATE LOTTERY MARYLAND.
1t IS arranged on the Odd aud Even Systla, which has
again been adopted by The Commissioners ppoinrd b.
Executive OF the State, in consequence of established
and untirailcd popularity. The scheme too itself IS
exceedingly brilliant, and the Capital Prize OF the splendid
amount of THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
POSTSCRIPT

~ Conricfion.--1he arguments in Beauchanp's
case were closed last evening. Al O'Clock the iury
retired, to consider of their verdict. After being out
one hour they returned into court with verdict OF
GUILTY Commentator.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06

MANAGERS OFFICE
On He 2Ist Of Joc acr!, ,c be d,a1cn in PETERSBURG,
The Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery,
THIRD CLASS.
). r. YATES s. a. IsT'zNyFXRE3, managers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06

u CoIiEN,6 "Gn-eAe and Lottery Regis,s>," niach
rs published immediately after the drawing, sill contain
grams 10 all VINO purchase heir Tickets al COHEN'S
OFFICE, and vino signify their wish to receive H.
Nav 80
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
-GE@-
FISHERMEN TAKEN.

HosroN, May 30.-We learn from the Easpcrt Sentinel
thht the commander ofe British brig Dottere
has renewed his Expectations the fishing craft in the
BAY nj Fundy On the 18th! the schr Hammond luther
Icy, of Portsmouth,, N. IL with about 100 otis fish on
board was captured on Sandy Cove fishing ground, which
J. about two leagues from the Shore by boat belong ina to
te above brig. Three other vessels in company AZ
rhe time, but made their escape from whom the in
firmaon is obtained. The informant adds that several
shot fred at him and very killing one or
two OF his men, lie suPposes hat several ether
were taken at the time, number anchor
other part of the ground Whc this renewed noesta-
tion OF cur fishermen add the impress
ment, on the African coast both the of British officers
vc confess they present some indication If systematic
T"nettun oi those outrages national rights which
forced tins country into Of repsal for the protection
OF those rights and to ch dcncr again be
these acts be officially disavowed, aud
FhreS be taken to prevent the hereafter of like
hepedations In the mean time of Shops Of war
stationed IN tie Bay ofFpndy in that vicinity might
prove saluary check that thirst for naval rcnown,
which has led British sIoop of show fight to an
american hsilns smack Patriot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
HIGHEST PRIZE
10000 DOLLARSI
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
2l,O54 Plies.
10000 DOLLARS

< e Not one Blank to a Prize.-Au payable in CASH,
which, as us"a AZ COHEN S CFEIcF, be had III. MP
nacm hey arc 3iarn.
Whole Tickets IS 90 Qurr;rrs 81 o.
Halves so EgtiIs GO
To be had IN me creates: variety Of Numbers fodd and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
THE NEXT LOTTERY.
ODD d. EVEN SYSwEHy

HpN which the holder of two Tickets or two Shares IS
~ certain Of odtai.'tg at least ONE IRIZE and nuy
dralC THREE.
Grand State Lottery of Maryland,
No. under the superintendent Of the Commissioners
appointed by the GOVERNOR AND CuuNcI1. Thc straw
ing will be completed IN ONE DAY, and will take place
in the City of Baltimore. on
Wednesday, 18th July.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06

WAsHINGToN, June 1.-The President of the United
States has appointed Chief Justice William Cranch Doctor
Henry HUNT aud Walter Smh, Esqr. Commissioners s'to
select proper site in tie District of Columbia on which
TO erect Penteniay for the said District" and so ST.
irc site IN the county fAlexandria for County Jail
oontofmaby with Late act of Congress making appropri-
ntons for these Buildings.
Cary Sedcn has been appointed by the President Naval
So'ekeeper at the Navy Yard this city, in the place
OF David BreafIry, resigned.
lhe following gentlemen a. been invited by tc'Secre-
iay OF ar' to attend the Examination Cadets at
West Point, in June, 1896.
Amos Lane Esqr Of Indiana Governor Morrow Of Ohio
'H,e" op"t5 OF MASSACHUSETTS; Professor Tcknor,
81 dol Thomas kcuneAy Of Maryland; Hon joseph NJ
Nhc' ct Florida; Rev. Mr.. Lewis of New York; Lieut.
Coo"ei d. u loitcn Of the u. s. Army; James f. Dana
LsPf OF New Hampshire; General Samuel Houston of
TenneSsee Hon r. s. Markey Of Pennsylvania; Hon
Gabriel Holmes Of North Caroina Col g. I}ide Of Penn
syvanai C"in Cambridge of the Navy; Capt r. H. Smith
u ,. Army Doct james Blythe, Washington CITY: James
Psan' Esp Massachusetts, john * Kane Esqr Pennsy
.Gnla; uuJ. d. !. Pcarcc, Rhode Island
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
DIED,

On Friday last. Mrs. SALLY WARWICK, consort of
DANIEL WARWICK, Of this city.
On Sunday last Marion Hill, Mr.. NEtI. M'Cou11.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
G q IT q N'S

A0Eery and Ercbanse D0ice, No ia, UarIcL street,
DAITIMORE
Where 2Quartcrs and Eighth o the 5000 Dollar Prize
ana Quarters of the 10000 Dnllar Przeand also the
5000 DollaI Pr2eau drawn in the Grand State Lottery
ON The 10Th Instant have already presented aud paid
and where the great and magnificent Capital Prize of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06
3oO,00O D0EEARs

~ tiIc Grand State Lottery few weeks ago was sold il,
shares (l!alf and Two Quarters) ALL TO DISTANT
ADvENTtEERs and aehere more Capital Pr=es hare
L.; Orders from any part the L. States either Inv mai;
QoSi pnr or private conveyance enclosing the Cash or
Pze Tickets IN any OF the Lotteries will meet the same
ton. NiF =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-06-06

u Be particular in directing 10
l. COHEN, JR. & BROTHERS.
BAITIMnRE
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1826-06-20
INTERESTING FOREIGN ITEMS

INTERESTING FOREIGN ITEMS
The London " Representative" Ga paper recent
'ly established by Mr.. Murray, Lord Byron's booI,
seller,) asserts hat 5000 -laves have been recao
ured and liberated 81 ezra Leone on the coast of
Africa, during the last 2 months, by the suuadron
under Com. Bullen. What becomes of the trea-
ties which G. Britain has been at such pains IN
make with the Continental powers for the suppres
sion Of the Slave Trade? The French flag is said to
he the unmolested cover for thi. abominable traffic.
and not less than 1000 Africans have been
slipped during he lat year from Africa to the
French islands, Cuba and the Brazils.- The Duke
oil Devonshires mission to Russia TO be present
at the Emperor Coronation is be productive Of
the usual ridiculous splendor attendant on such Or
casions. One superb piece Of plate alone is 10
cos 10000 -ierling!- The settlement of the ac-
counts of the Spanish campaign has given rise 10
much iention at Paris. VI. Ouvrard tn con-
raclor-genersl, has sent protest to the Chamber
ofPeers, claiming balance of more than l6 millions
OF francs; though The m. lister of war declares him
a debtor for more than millions!- The French
ministers have laid before the Chambie de- Deputies
their statement Of Tie expenses during 1924 a
mounting o 094 million OF francs g 50 1888 333.l
OF which sum the expenses of the army in Spaia
amount to 3lS million Of francs. The liberals were
anxious 10 scruiinze the accounts; the ministers
were endeavoring TO avoid an examination Of the
items, and TO obtain bin Of indemnity - The
Chamber Of Peers has adopted the Indemnity Law
Project. private letter from Odessa of the sth
/ April states that he Emperor Nicholas has al
lowed The Turkish Divan weeks for the evacua
ton Of Modavia and Walschis; and in the event
Of their refusal, NJ. de Minzacky (his minister) is
| 10 quiet Constantinople. IL is said that an armed
vessel has been detached from The fleet in the Black
Sea, TO take him on board: also that the forces
contained in Bessarabia to hold themselves in
readiness 10 cross the Pruth for the purpose Of
driving the Turks from these prncipaifies: 10 o.
$4,000 men i'll te sufficient 10 accomplish This
/ object; az the Turks have only 1000 cautioned
/ here. This claim Of Russia is founded on tLe
( Treaties Of kairardir and Bucharest; with which
she ill allow one Of the ot1er powers 70 inter.
/ teIe, and which she will execute for herself She
distinguishes this from the Greek question r,bic
Is 10 DO discussed IN The name or Earoro al !aro
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l,onaon Medical Works.

NHEDICAL ESSAYS on the effect of Intestinal lrrl-
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School Books.

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y. Q. Sugar, Coffee, etc.

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~ % bags green coffee
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Vhis is 10 give Notice

vI1IAT the subscrberof Alexandria county in the Dis
L trict of Columbia, has obtained from the Orphans
Court Of said county letters estamentay on the
estate of Henry Dcagan late ofthe County aforesaid
deceased-A persons having claims against the SAID de
cefent are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof to the subscriber passed 5ythc
Orphans Court OH or before the Cd day of Nov ember
next or they may by law, be excluded from all eneft
to said estate and those indebted thereto are req ued
to make immediate payment. Given under my hand,
this lst day Of May, 1926.
CHARLOTTE DEAGAN, Executrix.
E-=Mr. Isaac ROBBINS is legally authorised
to transact all business relative to the above estate Of
Henry b. Dcagan, the same as can do-to whom all
payments will be made, and claims againt the estate
presented and adjusted.
CHARLOTTE DEAGAN, Executrix.
may dl2t, eo6t & paw I'm