Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-11-24
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From Hte !td!CIgh Register.
VIZ have commenced in 10 DAYS p.ncr Tho rnnub.
icaOn ola series OF Essays, Ioia The Richmond " hir
under the signature cf - Farmer" They have been
attributed to Mr. Madison, but he has publicly ia,iate
that he IS not the Author. The writer, whoever he
may be, certainly holds mastery peu He presents
facts that must produce silung impressions upon the
mind not deaf to the voice Of In relation 20
these numbers, we have received letter from high.
~ respectable citizen OF Carere' County, OF which, Tue
following is extract
81 wish you 10 print for The friends of the Aimins,ra
tion in pamphlet from thousand copies of the let
tiers OLA Farmer" which appeared in the Richmond,
Wing Pr'nt them as low as you possibly can, and |
will be responsible for the payment | beg leave 10
suggest TO the friends OF the Administration 10 circulate
them freely throughout the State Let the people have
Light and they will act correctly and pnt damper
! OF sc ambition OF future military aspiiau;s."
Daniel p. Cook Esq late mcmber of Congress from ILL.,
noiS, died a, tie residence of his father in Scott COUNTY
on the l6h " His disease Of pulmonary charac-
ter which had been gradually prcyng upon his cons,i,u
ton for several yeats Liberty Hal
The Democratic General Ward Committee of Phil
adephia, opposed TO Gen. Jackson. met on Friday
evening to elect by ballot eight delegates to the Con-
venion al r'sburg, when the following persons were
elected Samnel Weherili, John Jennings Josiah Ran.
DALI W L. Lehman, e. {. Biddie. John Binns, Tho
mas Harper. aud Samuel Badger Various resolutions
expressive OF confidence in tie Administra lion; we're
then adopted.
The British Packets which hitherto arrived from
Falmouth at Annapolis will come TO Boston monthly
by the way of Bermuda.
Oiicia! notice of this change having been cono,nun
Gated TO our government, the collector has hecn III
struced to tfeat them with that hospitality and respect
due 10 Ii. Is. 81. Public Packets.
RALE1GH, IN. C.l November 90
Il Duet-A meeting took place the 5lh inst on
the Saluda Mountain, the dividing line of North
and South Cal DINA, betYee Samuel = Cursor Eco
/ : member o tjs Cf.t
6ert y. bElcc his opponent at the late election in
which the latter gentleman was killed Col. " r.
Davis OF South Carolina, and Mr. G. Carson were Mr.
Carson's seconds aud Gsn. Z. Britain and III, B. Pal
ton attended Or. Vance. 4 The first fire DIR. Vance
receIve te ball Of his antagonist between the m las,
ribs, III central part of The BODY and lie expired the
next day No attempt was made the ground to
compromise The difference, which appears grew crf
OF their late contest for seat in Congress. we are
informed that Dr. Vance expressed great Satisfaction
Oh being informed that Mr. Carson had csca ped with
out injury.
How long will The citizens of this free and christi,
country countenance this harbarous practice of setp
disputes, for the NEST part Of riiing nature
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT
GEORGE b ADAMS, # PennsyIyania IN bo
Consul oftbe United States for the port Of AIjcant
in Spain, in place of Robert Montgomery. removed
10 South America.
ATBERT DAyY, o; Pennsylvania, TO be Consul ot
the United States for the port of Kingston uoon HIN
IN Great Britain. in place of w iam Davv deceased
SAMUEL ISRAEL, of Penn. 10 be Consular CONNER.
cal Agent Of the United States Cape uayten. in
place of James e BTice, deceased
WILLIAM GoRDON, 10 be Consular Commercial
agent OF the United States al Aux Cages in place oil
James a. Holden, deceased
EDWARD w. CLARKE, of the district OF Columbia,
TO be Justice of the Peace for the county Washington
in the said District.
Or ,Efniaiey 10 CHile.-OD the 9fs, Of JnIv last
Mr. allen, Minister for tie u. States at Chile took
leave OF the Vice President and lie authorities of tba
republic at ST. Jago preparatory to his onbarkine for
this country. Mr.. S. Learned was at the same time
recognized Charge d'Afairs.