Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-12-12
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From the Ithaca Republican Chronicle.
"A Sad -istake-The Register of hon,rosc susouchan
ma county, Pennsylvania "soae of the Cnto
mans of Chenanso Point, N. Y. actually got that
county, circulating ha ndbs aud advocating the election
OF Governor Cntop with great warmth" These gentle
men, we understand, did discover their mistake, until
after gathering large barre audience, and plying
'ae'n with sufficient quantity of the o be JOYFUL they
were by the astounding declaration from the honcs,
lennsylvanians, ave be all for Shul=e!"
! The London Quarterly review says-"We have seen
letter from Sir. HXs:en, the merchant who accompa-
MED Captain Clapperton, tn katungo, (Africa, and
who had returned the coast relating, that before his
deparnre from that CITY, he had received intelligence
that Clapperon, on his approach to the frontiers of
BarSloo, which border on Beo's donnions had been
met by the sovereign of that country the head of son
horsemen, To conduct him to his capital The letter
states that il was highly probable Mr. Dickson who
nnd proceeded from ahomey was already at saocatoo
we have now therefore, every reason TO hope that the
interior of Nothern Africa, beyond the Great Desert
VIII no longer remain Terra Mcognita."
The Legislature ofOhio at their last session passed
law taxing Ld,rerS & Physicians in sum not less than
i've nor more than fifty dollars per head as the Cont
OF Common pleas in each county in their discretion
might levy. The Court in Cincinnati ordered Eve
dollars to be levied and collected from each one which
mas ocen the occasion of very large meeting of the
two professions in Cincinnati. The meeting i'm an able
report pronounced the law to be unconstitutional and
have determined to resist the payment of the tax mill
decision can be had by the Supreme Court
u southern print, after mentioning late duel with
inuskes aud buckshot, at 80 PAGES between two pen
emen In Mississippi, adds GIVE are banv IN ,c,rn,,,
both were wounded and hope that the penoe,;n tha
received will do them no barn.
~ Pre"y Rsddfe'-l will consent to all you desire,
SAID young female TO her lover on condition that Won
give me what you have not What YOU never can have
ana yet what you can give. What did she ask him for,
husband 80
Two boys gong homo day found a box in the
road and disputed who was the finder They fourht
whoie afternoon without coming 10 decision At last
!"ey agreed TO divide the contents equally but on OPEN
ing the BOX, 10 and bchud.-it 1uus enrory
Il ProftnJie Fiace.-..I cannot concc;vo CO..,
Nooienan to Lord Chesterfield, show YOU manage
your affairs; for though your estate is Smaller fhsn
'nno, you make much more splendid foure ,b,,
10" "My Lord" SAID Chesterfield sI have mace 81
i''o what P'ace; II ain my own steward"
~ tHc'Sm-A late wit, at the time when the Revo
u.iooary names of the months (Thermidor FloreaI
Mlvosc, &c were adopted niFrancc, proposed to ex-
eno Tue innovation TO our language somewhat On the
.oiio" i'g model: Freely, Sneezy, Breezy, Wheezy
Showery Lowery, Flowery Bowery, Frowv. How
'"'' '"o"y' LONDON paper.
.4m6Isuons Preachule-On coming out of church |
asked MT. T. distinguished pious lawyer how he
nHeo TIE sermon ct Dr. d. think sir, said he, that i,
l..
tam french preacher he replied after long and oom
pous Introduction, said, shall proceed, my hear
erS 10 DIVIDE my subject into three parts shall tell
you about that which know and Won do moi I,no,. .
shall tell you about that which Won know and do no,
know; aud 3D. and lastly shall tell YOU about that which
neither you nor know. How much p, eachinr comes
under the third head "'
The Albion Of Ncw York furnishes .,,c ,,roxo,i |
telligence o Aeo Ia
Change in the Route Of The British Pnckels.I, has
zee" uete''hed oF The General Post Office in Lon
don 10 discontinue ;he Falmouth packets 10 New York
The Jackets which have heretofore arrived at This mort
ea WILL for the future, be directed to proceed
rom a'o"'h TO Bermuda; there land tire mail for the
u Sacs, ana then sail for Halifax where she will re-
main Jrtnghi, and return to England, The ma; e.,
me unncd States viii be brought from Bermuda IN
Annapolis IN lie Chesapeake. by small fast Saline re-
oar vessels built for the purpose and returned he Tho
same conveyance 10 Bermuda; from whence it will ne
taken To England by tile packet returning from Mexi
co rue mexican packet mentioned, will make her
ns voyage I'D January, and will sail from Falmouth to
CaPe iiayt where sho will land mail and proceed IN
She WIZ remain III Jamaica Jamaica two DAYS and then
run down TO Vera Cruz where she will law ~ DAYS |
"" her return she will call at Hsyanna and at Ber-
muda 10 take home the mali from the United States as
oe'ore stated The government of Hayti have agreed
10 seno me mail for England down TO Crooked island
TO meet the Jamaica packet which continues upon tho
ola touteot Barbados and CartI,agena
culture Of the Grnpe--A CORRESPONDENT ,f tho
american taT'neJ 10 letter written from South "a
"'' 'es tbat poor, light, sandy soil will not
Only prHiuce good vino, bat abundance of IL tic,
mhion' OF acres OF land suffered 10 lie idle and
uucutureo 10 the southern states. which would be The
most genial SOIL imaginable for the vine; that he has
ibis year made $50 gallons of wine on about a an
acre of land, which If planted with corn wou,d mn, ;
ee,' years pToiuce more than seven eight bushels
10 me acre, with all the and cultivation that could
We peSto"eu upon 1t; and at ths vine was not only
Soou on very good, better probably Than nine ten,
oil INC VINE imported into this country. He recon-
menus 'he cultivation Of The grape the attention of
'he Southcrn farmers likely to be successful aud
profitable cuterrrizc. ''
To stop the Hickurs, swallow tnouthful of vine
gar. " ~
DiRJiI.N In:
al rules holden ~ The clerks Office Of The superior court
OF chamccTY for tic Eich,nnrd