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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
LRGL.NY.q:

! JRt,ENf.I:
a; iucs, holden in the clerks superior cou., o
chanccry for the Richmond district, the 9Th day of August
1926:
Robert Poor, l.. & a. Hubbard, Rankin &
Fowc, partners, dor. business under the firm of R6.
Kin ~ fowlc, Peterson Il R1Knley, par
nrfs and rchants, under the style of Peterson NJ
hiniey Thomas Cooksey, II. L. Philip, Read e. GRAY.
Robert Ewing, Thomas DeSilver, Mordecai Lewis anl
Samuel n. Lewis, Shipley s. Bcrtram,
FiYS.
against
'ohn nendree, William Waller Hening, Elijah Browne,
ntoIse w: Walker, George Hendrec, Hamilton Potts
Nm. w smith, Albert W. Smith, Sarah Ann Smilit
"m Smith, John S. N'"rs q Robert G. Scott, DIS.
Inc defendants, George w. aikcr, and Hamilton
LOUIS not having entered their appearance and given
my according tn the act OF assembly rules of this cour
ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
NO" inhabitants OF this county; is ordered the said
defendants do appear here av of the next term
ana answer the bill of the plaintiffs; nret copy this
order be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the city of Richmond, for months successvelv and
posted at the font door OF the capitol the snid civ
90 y copy. fcsc, IT-H ~. IENING, &C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
VIRGIAT9.

Ie1.
AT rules holden in The clerks Office the superior court of
Ghencery for the Richmond dislrct the 9Th a of August
James Lyons IT. and Henningham H. his WIFE who was
lienningham II. Watkins, John w atkins and Judi
his wife, formerly Judy Watkins ms
against T
joseph ;. Watkins, Isaac Cud, and Thomas B. Watkins
exc OF Mayo C. Watkins, decd, the said Joseph 8
watkins, eX or of Benjamin p. Watkins, decd and in
ms own right, Lucien NJ Watkins and Ncvison atkins
chiren OF Tie said Joseph s. Watkins and devisees OF
Sad Benjamin 7. Watkins, deed, and Thomas p. Wat
N's' DIS.
TIE defendant Isaac Curd not Ina wing entered his appear
"n'e ana gwen security according the assembly
an" e rules OF this court, aud appearing satisfactory
eNaence mat he is irhabant this country: II il
eoeFe ha the said defendant do appear on the first
day OF the next term md the bill of the plaintiffs
'Di hat copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper published i'll the city of Richmond, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted of the ca
piol, in the said city.
o6 copy. Trs'e, I'm. ". JIENlM3, G. 6.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

IIi4GLlJ,i:
AT rules, holden in the clerks office of the spe.or count Of
chanccry for the Richmond district, the 9Th day Of Au-
gust, 1896
sios Hayes and os Ioon,ef late merchants and part
ne'S TRADING under the firm and style Of Hayes Loo
mef' JHs.
against
john Edwards, Samuel b. Edwards, Dudley Atknspn
Dns.
The defendant John Edwards having his APP
peaahce aud given security according TO the of
factory evidence, that lie uhabitant Of this
try; 1t is ordered thar the said defendant do appear here
the hrs day Of the next and the bill of the
plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith insert
ed IN some newspaper published in the city of Richmond
for two months SUCCESSFULLY and posted the front door
the Capitol, in the said city.
6l A CORY Tcse, I'm. ". HE,Ni.EI!, c. c.
IiHGLNI.i:
Al rules holden in the clerks Office superior cour, of
chanceIy for the Richmond district the 9TH day Of Au-
gust, 1890:
James Lyle, admir- bomis non with the will annexed of
james Lyle, scar, decd surviving partner of
Lyle Banks, yK
against
Thomas Penn, lewis Davis, James $ Penn, William NJ.
Waller, Johu Campbell, aud others, DIS.
The dc Thomas Penn and Lewis Davis not fav-
Ing entered their appearances and s.cuiii according
10 Inc act oi assembly and the rules Of this court, AMI
earing by satisfactory evidence, that they
tants {" this is ordered, defendants
do appear here the first day OF AMI answer
der be forthwith inserted in newspaper published in
the City OF Rchmond for months sicccssvcv, and
posted at the front door the capitol in the CITY,
% "A copv. TeSic, H.N. ". fTE'.NI.Nff,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
TRGLNKl:

At rules holden in -; cIca's Office Of the superior court
OF ch"mcey for The Richmond district the 9TH day Of
Bell, decd. RI
against
b." iIiiam H. Perkins. aud Samuel Perkins. J)N.
The defendant Samuel Perkins not ia wing entered his
appearance and given security according to the act Of as
emoy and The rules of this and appearing by sa-
SdC"'y evidence, That be j. iuhajiiant of this
country; II IS ordered that The said defendant do appcar
mere on the hrst day Of tire nd answer the bill
M inc pan' and that cory of this order hc forthwith
s',' III some newspaper published IN city of Rich
', .p TWO months succrssyey. and posted tie front
"oor OF the capitol, in tic said civ
% cory, Fcstc, Uu, u, ITENTN(f. r. r.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
TIRGLVLY:

AZ rules holden in the CLERKS Office or the superior court
o. enanesry Tor tic Richmond district, the Sd day Of
The Mutual Assurance Society against fire on buildings
against
John Taylac Tomas aud John Tayloe trustees for Ra
=" ormcy' IT, decd Johu y. Wotncy nd Garter Worm.
.y' infant children cf Warner Wormley deed, Thomas
VI. Irymos and Rebrcc7 r. his wife, late Hebecca
Normicy sarah T. Nicholson, late Sarah T. Wormlay,
robert 3. Beverley, Carter e. beverley, and VIM T.
beverley, Edward 3. Randolph, and Elizabeth Z. his
WIFE, late Elizabeth 3 Beverley, Rebecca ". Beverley
ann ]. Farer late Beverley, Thomas Boswell and
Nia''"a Hoy' DHs
The defendants John TayIoc, Ann + Farrcr, and Eli
ward e. Randolph and Elizabeth his wife, not wing en-
tered their appearance and given security according TO the
act Of assembly and the rules Of court and it ,Dea
lug Ivy satisfactory evidence, that they ae no, inhabitants
ut this country; SUrdcrcd, that tic said defendants do
appear here on the first day Of the nest term add e
inc bill Of the paniins; and that copy or this order %
inserted 30 some newspaper published IN the civ
Slc"mGuo' 'of two months successfully, and posted al
inc 'front.' door OF tire capitol, in the said city.
~ c'tr, Tes,e. Hlr. ~. TTENTNC, g. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

The Gramma! School opens on the !s October md
closes ON the last day CT July following.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
PIRGLNY.Q:

FLRGANL4:
At rules holden in the clerks Office superior cou,
August, 1896:
Albert Galia, and Ruher, Alexander dcyre rcararv
tie Vancnulon, Prs
against
Henry Banks and Henry Wood Valentine Wood and Ju
Illus w cod heirs of Henry Mood, decreased and Thomas
Tees, J)ns
The scifcf,cis awarded in ,his c,,so him. ,. M
executed c Il 5ri,t Hams ,, sp ''''s !t'uInea mo-
bv sai,f,cor, .vidapc, ,I,,, lo ! 40, ~ - ~ "
country it is ordered ina, the said drrn,n, 90 nI
here ON IL, ffs, t,v r,b. -, To,,,a,, $500, 49, % 49,
if any he can against the revival soncb, nv, ,n sit w
cess; nd that copy of this orde, he C9r,ti,t, - ~
some newspaper u,ibishc6 in The c,, of RihnnJ G ,
months successfully aud posted at the from, door OF ,e
capitol, in the said CITY " '''>
Cts 4 copy. Tese, UIs " TIEAYAf,
ITTT5IIT ~ a.
4, r,,ia tIi -, q.
l".'t III ''e cle'> ounce ui Inc superior court
90, '' '''e F>'c"r''n' dic'iich the Hh day OF
y - -
~ 'S' RI.
Co., = s W., >, -
~ "E '"'' "'""h"'n t'ooeFs"n' an" Henry Skipwh,
m, JytS.
" 'e'''"i'' ii'"Iy Sk'Wl'h' not having entered his
an" gwen security according to the act OF as
"" 'e i"'es OF inns count, ana II appearing by sa-
S"'5 "V'"c'oen that he Is not an nhabiian OF this
"'y " Is ofuecd' that the snid defendant do appear
"" we nast Gay oil the next Term amd answer the bill
@ 'a'H'l"' anu 'hat copy OF ms order be forthwith
III some newspaper published in the city Of Rich
"nr o Two n"n'ns and posted at the front
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

Young Caabianca' boy about thtieen years old son
10 the Admiral Of the Oent, remained his post in The
Battle Of the Nile after the snip had taken fire and all
'e guns had been Abandoned aud persisted in the explo
SION OF the vessel, when The flames had reached the
powder
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

3DDEGrD>

CASABIANCA%....BY MRs. HEMANs.
The boy stood on the burning deck
Whence all but hsp had Ged
dlfe flame tina, lit tie. battles week,
Shone round him DER the dead.
Yet beautiful nd bright he stood,
as born 10 rule the storm;
X creature of heroic blood
Aproud, though child-like iorm.
The flames rolled on-he would not go,
Without his fathers word
The father, faint ia death below,
HIS voice no longer heard
lie called aloud: Say. Father say,
If yet my task is donc?"
lie knew not that the chieGtain Law
Unconscious of his son.
Speak Father" once again he cricd.
IL may yet begone!
Ant-5ut the booming shots replied,
And fast the flames rolled an.
Upon his brow he felt their breath,
And III his waving hair,
And looked from that lone post of Death,
/" still, yet brave despair
And shouted bat once more aloud,
My Father! must stay:''
hiie o'eT him fast, through sail and STROUD,
HE wreathing fires made way.
They wral; the ship in splendor Will,
They caught the flag on high,
Aud s'reamed above the gallant child,
Like banners in the sky.
There came Il burst OF thunder sound
The boy-oh, where was he:
ASK of the winds, that far around
With fragments strewed the sea,
With mast, and helm, aud pennon fair,
That well had borne their part:
But the nobleSt thing which persisted there
Was that young faithful heart
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
CoMMIssIo1ER's OFFICE, }

HlrimOnd ing. l6M, 1926.
The parties i@rFcsod i'll please take notice. that have
appointed the l9h of October ext commence the ac
counts directed in the foregoing order ofcourt whichday
at o'clock, ~ NJ they required attend al my ofrc
in this city, with ali the necessary books and papers,
% ". R.4k-ER NJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
EIiiELiyl.

~ rules, holden in tie clerks office the superior court
OF chnncery feF the Richmond district The 7th day OF
august, 1926:
John Grckc, ~.
Lucy C. Markham, widow OF John Markham, deed. a.,
beFna'd NJ Markham, Chawpe L. Markham Willia,o p
markham, Mary T. l. Markham, Judith V. Markham,
George w Markham, Lincus e. Markham, AiGyd -
Markham, Martha =. T.. MAJ kl,;n- Aubin NJ Alarkho
nnd john NJ Markham. children of the said Jatn MAJ.
@ 'ech. all at whom except the four first named n rc
."""'S' DTS.
The defendants Bernard NJ. Markham, and William =
Makhan, not having catered their appea rance and rive
security according To the act of assembly the rules r.
S COURT ad appearing by satisfactory evidence thu,
y arc not hahitanS of this ordered ,ha,
the ad defendants do appear here the day of the
next term and answer the bill of the plaintiff: and thar ,
copy OF inns order be forthwith inserted some
published in the city Of Richmond, for two months
said city tO'' III ''o
Oh AcoPy' Tcste, I'm. ~ HEJvlNrF. c. c.
TIRGLNIq
At rules holden in the clerk office of the superior c,,
ocey Tor the Richmond district, 7Ih day of August
Overton b. Petit adm viii, ,,,o Ill, ,,
Wonh dec d, Celia Harlow, aud Mary, Caroline Nancv
lillian Cesaria, and JEROME Harlow E,uts nv tho
Celia Harlow, their mother, and friend, ,,is
against
John Iimberlahe, M w akcr Tin,berlake tyuetcsx r,o
Myers Frederick Augustus Ross and William B. john
SOM ana George A. Payne, and Anna Maria his we
DTS.
The defendants Frederick Augustus Rose and v;l,;,
security according the assembly end the ,Iss r
ms c'urt' ana appearing by satisfactory evidence tina,
ey are NOT inhabitants of this country ordered that
e sad defendants do appear here the dav of thr
next 'cr aid answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and thar "a
copy oil this order be forthwith inserted in some
uo'Shed IN The city of ichmond for months success
Svely and posted the front door the captol in tho
city. '' ~ '"'N
90 copy. Teste, HIM. ". HENINTf, c. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
YiREENY.i.

u IItIf.N[.i:
rules holden in the clerks Of the superior cour Of
chancery for the Richmond district, the 3r day OF July
Peyton f. Burwcl, Richard II. Walker, Thomas Goodc
Spotswoed Burwell, John Davis, Edmund Iavlor How.
ell Taylor, Alexander s. Field, executor of Charles G.
Field Lewis BurweIl, and Lucy Burrell ex'x Of ARMS
toad Burwell deed, Prs
against
Alexander Boyd Blair Burxcll John w Lewis William,
Iownes, Richard Boyd, John D. Hawkins Daniel Z
licks William Q. Goode. and L. s. A!cCTaw, D7s
the defendants Richard Boyd and John D. Hawkins not
having eutcred their appearance given security accor
ing to the act ofassemby rules of this court and il
appearing by satisfactory evidence, that re not na
banS OF this country: il is ordered that the sa i'll eeu
ans DO appear here the first day next term and
answer the bill of the plaintiffs; and that a COPY of His
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN
tie city % Richmond for months succcssvrlr nud
posted at 'a front door of the capitol, the said citv
o. copy, Tesc, I'm. ". I{E.%ING, r. :.
JIIitLYT5:
At rules, holden tbe clerk ce Of tho s,cir count or
camcery for the Richmond district the 9Th day of August
1926: " 7''''
Thomas W. Iari, admir- Of Spencer Hoshins, dre'a Yc
against
Harriet Row James +. Hawkins Elmila Hawkins Fran
cas- Row. ]"hu W. Fleet, Join Hoskjns Lewis G. p,llur
Robert Nitric, and William Jackson dfs
he defendants Harriet Row, james F fiawkius EIui-
RI Hawkins, john Ioskirs Lewis g. Un,lur not hn
vig entered their appearance given security ACCORDING
" tne act OF assembly AMI the rules of this court and
appearing ~ satisfactory evidence they :at ina-
D'anS OF tiS country IL is ordered, the sai d trl-
dans do appear here FIST Iay OF r next fr,, Z,
Ger be forthwith inserted is newspaper published IN
ihc city of Richmond, for succcssivclv and
posted at the lcut door of the yito in the said city
10 copy. Tcsic, Han ". HF.NINC;. z. c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
YIRTENII:

~ rules, holden in the clerks suneror cour, of
chancrIy for the Ricimund district the TIN day of Au-
gust, 1926:
Herbert A. Claiborne, pm
against
JON" Edwards, Samuel B. Edwards Dudley Atkinson
Dts
The Defendant John Edwards, having entered his ap
and given security according to the act of assem-
bly, and the rules OF this court and it appearing by salts
factory evidence that lie is nha bitant of this
cnunty il ordered that the said do appear
here the first day of the answer the bin of
the PLAINTIFF and that copy OF this order forthwith in
serted ia some newspaper published in the city Richmond
for two months successfully aud posted front door Of
the capitol, in the said city.
Ga copy. Tcs,e, I'm. IT. TTENTNCf, E. e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

At rules holden in the clerks office the superior court Of
ch"nceTy for the Richmond district the day of Au-
gust, 1926:
Philip HARRISON ,Ur
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

FROM tie ,Nti0 Jersey Patriot.
q would not carry suspicious of the nose.
of the opposition, either in this state or elsewhere
Their than might be fairly warranted BY facts Eut !,
docs appear that the opposition in the Senate aud w,
take the liberty of stating ii opinion formed MT
without means of knowledge, that an entire pros,ra,o
OF the executive power of the President, and nev,
haot OF business, IN far as the Senate connected
with the House, contemplated and agreed on and
expected to have been accomplished. We believe the
ahana Question made the point of the principaI
'cN only because II was point which the discor-
cant materials of tho party could most easily form their
H,st ana grand Coalition Here Mr.. Randolph aud SIr
Holmes, Mr. Benton and Mr.. Chandler could aeree
1efe '"cIeiore they met and did agree and if on this
uey nad ocen able 10 carry majority with
them II might have been the suspicious forerupner of
u tler union and Of similar coalition in other
'",S' we oeeVe, was the ground of hope and reliance
,iu "t'en steady majority should be found against the
RESIDENT the Senate would have possessed efTectualv
Inc executive power. We believe conscentionsl,.
mat me intenilon and the hope TO establish now
CT "hich should dictate TO the President and if The all
tempt had succeeded, those Senators woukI have ,h
stanl'aiy rescued the power of nomination S,on lin
iFSi1rHt, OF those whom they themselves had not prc
'"nsiy noa'nntcdf 10 Tie President; in short TO sneak
our icaTs plainly there purpose of es ahlspe-
an OlSarcly which should possess and exercise tl o
iective power of the Government Tins far t,;s opJ
"a4 MOI oeen attained; we trust il will not be- Int We
see no e'idence of better dispos ion a,non Ihos
VINO compose Inc opposition in Congress. W6re
/ TO the opposition which has been organized in NJ,
W." observe That II docs not appear TO me &,
be formidable ci:her to numbers or conseopa,n 49,
'" we're Is any settled purpose among the roe maio
Fiiy OF them, except they arc ambitious o recov
t"e Snes and caresses, or TO avoid the lrowns of fe
AMBITIOUS men who arc behind the scenes maxim, 49,
engagements TO break down the Government II an
pears, however, 10 be generally understood tlat H.
au'hars OF this violent opposition which has aI,eaJ,
produced much confusion in our State affairs arc no.
s"''s whose Poilcal SINS and general character hav.
excluded tbem heretofore, FROM any nar,ic;roi; =;
p"o nc afias, and that the greater the change and pid
'e departure from the present state of good order and
correct principles the greater their chance of b
ming Important, and of having it IN their mover ~
ward those who have betrayed their best friends and
tarnshed the reputation of the State We have fel, IL
the people Of New-Jersey what is honestIv tbmI. ~
nat the opposition will finally be defeated, we doubt
not 1t finds little sympathy in public sentiment
put tat IT'S tendency is TO enbarrass the proceedings
disgrace the nation propositions which are diGfcnt,
either 10 disprovc or to deny -o"''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03
EoRaE41U xzgTEnExo4EWcU.
From tte'.Nt~ Yo,h Il aerjcon, Sort. 26.

The arrival of the Florida and Leeds nuts NC -; ms
session OF papers from London to the 2ith ut The
most material intelligence 10 this country is an Order
IN Council respecting trade itf The w c.I JnI,es
which alter The lst of December is be snspended-
our limits and lime will permit us today 70 com
inent on Tins measure which owev err we do not CON
sIher as excluding the hope of establishing some per-
maheht treaty stIPulations respecting this trade
he distress in the English manufacturing districts
Is SAID to DC diminishing. Be's Weekly Messenger Of
pe 2oih August in conGraiuatinc the country on the
safe housing OF the harvest which IS it says in excel
lent condition. and abundant in Gualitv aI,s-.,tl.
according 10 all accounts, the extent Of distress has
very greatly diminished within ilic last ton DAYS md in
Wooiicn factories, believe has very nearly ceased
In colOns, there is stdl yost excess Of
ocFoud The current demand ash if tic factories stl
continue 10 work, IT can only &c heavy loss to the
poPie,ors' and with certainty Of aggrasang the evil
which they wish 10 alleviate IN the SILK manufactures
nc demand IS rcviyng, and may expect tina, tli.
fabric will come into general during the ensuing
winter. CPcD Tic Whole, must indie with con
mcnt within the last fortnielt.D
In ireland, however the distress is very severe. and
Pe5ii'ncc as well as famine to waste that land
vi tie CREEKS, nothing positive is given
lie Portuguese constitutional ovcrrrpnt apncars
to have shocked some Of the cgrimatcs or that coun
ry as well as of Spain. ATapy persons and some ren
ncnts are said TO have crossed into Spain seeking re-
fuge there against Tie hydra OF H5e,uJism!
The Popes Durcio. The Spanish .,bassador and The
russian charge didHcs, were not present The court
Of tie lnfana of Portugal when tc oath 70 the char
~,
forwards. The PrUssiao minister was present, having
Efst, however, made 4 sort Of protest.
Mr.. Canning's visit 70 The continent 10 which the
luucs makes aiuson, and which our p-yaic letters in
tom Us could certainly be made about the middle Of
September, gives rise to much conjecture. The motive
gFen ont 10y That gentleman himself IS that hc goes
merely 10 recruit lis health.
INC hondon Price Current Of ed August thus no
tees iIc state of trade
The imIroycr'eni in commerce confines steadily
I.'m".Hra: lie accounts from all Tie principal ports
ri TIE continent continue fy9urai,l, -. r. Oe ,or;y,I
~ 't'"e nero is Intense interest excited among the
".tlE" '''f'i''S ON account Of tie rapid advance in
lI,,3 .''! "'ca' IS tue crop-barley miiaing-
"'s very short: beans and peas conriefc filure,
,'Ie''' anticipated That Minister, acting Upon t,cir
res onsnl,ty relative TO tie admission obtained Of
o"'cIn@ 3oOoOO qrs. foreign corn will immediately
issue an Order in Council granting tic pryiiere Of i'm
@ ,.''e'sn corn iwouid give grca. Impulse 10
Nj; .r " oN,De,a 'rinef 81 the fellow tia, ra # witt,
'.'-.-' % --i..'. -...- g. O.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

posed that the intencn of his Lordshp is .lned;ate
10 direct his attack against tie Pscha of Egypt but
others arc ofopaon that he will blockade Alexanr;,
or elect landing there. Others again believe that he
VIII land IN Crete; but Whatever plan he may follow
we are OF OPINION that the Pacha will deem il pru
dent 10 return TO his county The pacha cannot
IN TACT wish the Porte To be successful and we should
not oc surprised if lac availcd himself SO favorable an
opportunity OF abandoning his cause; for lac can cx-
pect no advantage fa Greek fleet, under the command
OF such an Admirl as Lord Cochraue shoul, obtain
DOMINION OF the GIecian Ii this happens, that
moment tie affairs Ct Greece viii hold different as.
pect III the of Europe, and interest and n,por-
tancc be felt which, until ROW, they lave not been able
! 10 create.
! Licerpool, sept. Our market continues to i'm.
prove. Although prices of Cotton have not advanced.
good business has been done at The extreme quota
IONS 81 last week The import is 1854 hags-saes
l",ooo, including $3.50 Uplanis SO to I'D; 1880 Or
leans to Cd $3.50 Aiabainas % To GIL, end 40 Sea
Islands. About 1850 bis. of Pot and Pearl Ashes have
oeeh sod at an advance OF fully Is and holders are
asking higher prices. so casks Carolina Rice sold al
81 to 2lS6d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

Wakefield mad been adnted BAIL and his ,ai was to
come on in few days.
The Duke OF Wellington expected at Berlin shortly
aiter the lth The Duke Of Nassau arrived Frankfort
ON The ioth Prince Natcruch wasexiectcd on the Ilh,
aud they were to pa cred Harrisburg together.
is asserted in the Times that there alarming de-
hciency III the OF the quarter, particularly
IN the customs, which cported 10 hav fallen short of
the produce OF year, than = 100 900 weekly.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1826-10-03

writer in the Lancaster Journal does not dem, ,
"thc most Inyetcrato ultra FcdcraIsls arc ..Ccncri
Jackson's most Jealous partnansn bnl caouires 1gbe
the- hc most nveerne and raullest Democrats who
were opposed 10 Mr. Adams election arc not now hs
most jealous partzaUssn We incline 10 think II Sc M
suggested Nothing can be more natural ,han n,,,
NC f"hk ana uyetcratc democrats should be funJ ON
me Opposite side 10 the rnost invc.erate ultra TeIorI
men therefore, IS admitted, that Tic ernost
Invctcrae Mira Federalists" ~ the most zo,ro-
Hah7 OF General Jackson II is TO be expected iiaf
e most inveteTate and rankes Democrats s.aH bc
found "u Tie side Of Mr. adams -"