Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-12-05


OF respectabi!ty into thecoaeer propreiors of the
Telegraph, have associated MR. Russell Jarvis of Bos
ton' With their prostitu!ed tool Duff Green il. ,be ma
nasement Of that paper To give the printing Of the
Senate to that abandoned sanderer was to incur de-
gree of responsibility public opinion which even the
Senatorial propretos the Telegraph dared not incur
Was not the Singular anomaly exhibited, of Senators
voting for themselves in voting for Duff Green as Pr,n.
ter TO the Senate
There can be no motive but this for the association
OF Mr. Jarvis Green has done the work OF his mas
tiers faithfully. as far ability and Industry will go,
ne needs not the assistance of Jarvis any other.
Responsibility and principle are all that he wants to
cut figure. He issaid 10 have obtained furlough
offco gears, from the Baptist Church in Missouri
ths5 will probably make it indefinite.
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we have received plumber of addresses and re-
solutions OF anti Jackson meetings, for which have
not room to-day Since last, have heard of the
appointment of the following Delegates to the conyen
ton:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES orrcll, Barnet Lee, Jonathan
and DR.. Daniel High.
Ehzd6eh City-Rev. John S. Westwood Robert
Lively, esq. and DIR. WIN. Hope.
King Wltham-Ro. Pollard & DR.. Geo Claiborne
and DR.. Richard a. Christian.
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Ihcatre.-on Monday evening" rhe popular Comedy
OF t0dm Fry with the farce of Intrigue Married
Yesterday, was performed to a crowded house, with
considerable spirit and animation We are pleased
that the Manager, Mr. Richardson has selected for the
amusement OF our town, corps, which, from the spe
cimens we have seen appear deserve the reward of
merit, and that they likely to NEE, with the liberal
patronage of the public.
Mr.. Graham, the able assistant editor of the n. "
Enquirer, was last week killed in n duel With Mr.
Barton, the Of DR.. Barton of PHILADELPHIA on az
count Of some quarrel at card table.
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From The Fredericksburg Arena of Noe 50.
M4NUFAcTUREs.-After the meeting which was
held in this town the 10th inst for the purpose of
ENDURING into the sxpediency Of establishing Manu-
'acues at the Falls of the Rappahannoc seven sub.
scrption books were deposited with the different com
mtees. We have within few days seen one of these
books which contains half the sum deemed necessary
to carry the scheme into effect. With this fact before
us, and when call to mind the extensive and fertile
region depending on this town for market and there
fore deeply interested 10 its welfare there no longer
room to doubt that this wholesome establishment
will be brought speedily in operation. &c nest que ie
premier pas qui coute.
" AsHlNGToN, NOV. oU-We grieve to learn that
Henry W. Conway, the amiable. honorable, and uni
versay esteemed Delegate in Congress from, the Terri
tory OF Arkansas, has fallen in duel with gentleman
OF the Territory the result of quarrel which grew out
of the discussion which attended tho recent election
for Delegate.-[.Nat. Int.
Colonel Mckenny Of The Indian OfGcs, returned
from his Northwestern and Southern tour among the
Indians, ,e evening before last having travelled.
since hay last, informed about seven thousand
miles, aud been successful in all repoed in him
by the Government and among these the important
one of settling the Creek controversy with which dutv
he was specially charged by obtaining cess,on of all
The lands o,0ned or claimed by the C,eeEs, ,yih1 the
chartered limits IF Georgia