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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22

The EGi!e contains tic following account or No
death OF MAJOR I4ang and his companions TTer write
from Sickiiara, inpo on The 5h Of April.-..Ng;or
lang, WHOSE tragical fate had been annonnce3 has
actually fallen victim TO his courageous perseverance
not however, un;, after he bad visited the lannon's I'll
OF Io'nnuc'oo The Paca OF Tripoi has cornr,uoi
GATED this intelligence Oh Tie authority Of Iounr
which lis yassa, tbe Governor Of GhaGa,nee rotc t
n o. me cTeIt, and which letter reached bin,
IN less than fifteen days, being conveyed by an ezra
ordinary courier. The British travellers ,sbo ,ycr
at Iis stated to have fallen under the geanons nf u
Tooocrs' IN lie territory Of Tonait, had then been
1''5 "ols'eH' so that after having escaped this first
anger through Tie philanthropy Of a h.arabout uey
at length reached 1crnbucco Shortly .fIo- 49,:
arrival III that city, lie Feans, which nowcrfl snJ
''oe now reigDs exclusively over the immense
Vi central africa appeared 10 the number of
@O,o9o and Iinperiously demanded that fo trorcio
should be gwen up TO them in order that n,, ,,
pu' '"ein 10 death, and thereby prevent the Crs;;ons
rom svaiIirg themselves of the information 70 hec-an
(" ~ "cT means, and from penetrating some dav
1910 tnese remote countries 10 ensave U,o ,a,,1 =
ouC are lie express ions of the ScheiIz Of GL,jaes
IN his letter to the Pacha. The Prince con,na1,,i;,
" 'nouc'oo refused 10 give Up the strangers whom
ne mao received with benevoencc; and in order 10
withdraw them from The eumv Of fI,cir ncrs..,,.ora
"hoSe resentment he was al the same time nnyj,Ir
10 provoke, he sent them of secretly 70 B.rnt,ars
cortd oy hiteen horseDen, selected from his own bo
gnsFJ ont beng speedily overtalen by a mart If
t.."n7 wiz" h"I rapidly pursued them on hearing of
Strangied, with all his COMPANIONS Such va 49,
ir"gica' end OF the intrepid traveller, who was lie
hrst 10 penetrate iC'o the precincts of m roysternr.
C'ty' ue oolect ot so mech soCitudc, and tic know
IeoGe OF winch Is still likely to escape the best direct
CD 'nqn'nes, as, according TO all appearance there
10 nope Of recovering the papers of the unfortupa,o
lang Dieanwhrle the Felans, whose ambition is
equal TO their icrocy, ayailDg themselves of Major
haihgs Arrival az Tombuctoo, and of the sneces nf
protection which he bad received there, seized ynon
mar cry, and imposed an annual tribute which The
inhabitants unable to offer resistance are in furc -
pay, Tor having as il - said, made themselves aeon,
glces in project Of invasion mcdtatcd by The jnf5cis
IheSc last accounts have been communicated nv a
rpoian Schcif, who has long resided at TonF,;cfoo
re declares ihat there exists very interesting Istorv
OF mat city which carries back its foundation 10 tic
ear 90 OF nc !l"sira, a. d. 1ti6, and the author
" "n'co Is oidi iiainel Bsba native Of Arawayg
s'naH borough Of the kcDC5 country a considerable
colony Of the Suitan.n "o''
me London Courier states that dispatches from fine
rlsb consul at frpoli say that there was reason n
believe that the above report of Major Ian,,s GcaIi,
was uUfoundeJ ''"'''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22
titOm the National Intelligence.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

we are indebted to friend in this city Tor coov NJ
me following interesting letter which he has received
from al American officer in t1,e 7If.,,orr,,oa =,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-06-22

while ~ F"''sSad u"comHrsns osty to the goycrunc,
a formed.
lie expressed his surplsr the Marquis OF Iaus-
dnwne Could look on the government cr which uc. q
m'''Stcr was the head confidence in rs stabili,v
abandoned.
The Marquis Of Anslcsea declared that he was in re-
scct In tine principles with which he d taken Office u-
etiHred and free the air he ,cm thing lie
la" simply obeycd the which he had received, 10
cevote his best energies To the suppnr, Of them.
Inc earl q! Winchester cio5ed4;e debate by remark
winch no one will he inclined d;Spur't!at no perio!
since ic Revolution would, the historian, present so
remakab an the present." lie declared Also the
coalition which! had been formed be prepuserous us il
waS extraordinary.
Thus ended the explanations of lie seceLc.s.
lie condition q! affairs III the Ir uc capita we ara
unable with the little light yet upon en 10 COM
pFehenn The dissolution ofthc National Guard strikes
us as hiS" aud bold measure These troops were fist
".s""'ne" :" 'ne n''n5e we believe, OF 10000 du-
ring the revoiuon by La Fayct,e who was their Con
rai III ciri; ana II was At their head, and
that Inc escorted and protected Louis XVI his Queen and
family, IN their melancholy Journey Gou Versailles {,
taris--a Journey undertaken bidding, aud amid
inc iefocouS threats OF the ORrGes iishwomen, of III,
metropolis, and t!c rulan rabble which excited and
III brutality surpassed. This guard has ever since sub
sistcd ana IS composed much uniform militia is
substantial citizens. To them has been allotted in fact
me guard DUTY ut the palace and exclusive quad duty
oil the Legislative Halls The paper will give US pro
hatly, some insight into This matter.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
AGENTS..

DAGsBonouGH.-Dr. Edward Dngle.
k4roneE TowN.--Mr. Joshua .. Layton,
EwEs--H. +. Rodney, T. M.
Joseph G. Oliver
Wainwright, T. NJ,
Robertson, Esq.
H. Hodson, Esq.
CAsTwELLs .BRIpGE.-Manlove Hayes, M.
ppLETowN.-Thomas Harry, Z. M.
kummIr BR1DGE.--Jo ohm Clement, z. M.
WARWICK, Md.-AJohn Moreton, P. M.
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! ese Agents, may pay their subscription money
hem, they being authorized to receive It, and to
G receipts.
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dement's can be made.
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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
From the Rochester Telegraph.

The fate of Ge,lius-A son Of the muses. mot d
avourite) was committed to jail on Friday last under
the vagrant act. He had put pathetic advertise
ment soliciting charity, into the paper and went beg
cling about the streets for several weeks, dividing
his leisure hours between Bacchus and Apollo. To
question of the magistrate, whether he laboured for
living he sad he relied mainly his nteliectu-
al gifts that he called at peoples houses and wrote
poetry to order upon any and every given subject,
and that many people paid him two and four shllings
for as many lines. Hereupon the counsel for the
poet remarked that itwas not expected Of the sons
Of song to perform any ether than ne iaboIs, that
his client was genius, who trimmed the midnight
lamp uttering eihougs afdreate and acords that
barn,' while the unpoetc world reposed in the arms
of Morpheus. The gentleman then produced pa.
per, setting forth that :. Isaac ttelt0aan Poet and
ychooimaster," had got out Of the Poor-house, and
proposed to turn beggar for living. Upon intima-
ting Willingness to give g his honor,"a specimen
Of his skill in poetry, the court observed that sober
prose would answer his turn full as we'll. Noticing
able however, either in poetry prose, to yet clear
of the charge of vsgrancy, the magistrate ordered
him committed, in defiance Of his assurance that he
"esctnded from, ong line Of honorable ancestry"
and that both his health and his palate were too de-
cate 10 . feed upon the uapours Of a dungeon"
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
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les. and so IN proportion for erery number Of
EditionaL lines and insertions.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15
SheriGatty.
E Subscriber begsease to offer himself TO the
Democratic Citizens OF New Castle
County, for the office of

S III ID j. i u 10
be supplied in October next ; assuring them that
Ease he should be the object of their choice, his
i exertions shall be employed toexecute the du-
Of the Office with fidelity, and pledglnS INN
to abide by the decision of the County Meet
In he held at the Red Lion for the nomination
the County Ticket. non.,,n
Wilmington, May Is, 1897. 7--u
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1827-06-15

the ensuing term He would remark mat TOT
confined situation, he probably may not nave "
This power to call on, and personally soiicit' the
|frages of his fellow citizens to whom' however,
hereby pledges himself that II successful ne
IN execute the duties of the office with haelily,
a 10 the best Of his ability also, to abide by that
bao Of nomination which may be determined on,
the County Meeting at Red Lion; and, IT I'M
|ccessful to cheerfully and faithfully support the
|nddate, who may be SO fortunate as to Obtain the
tmiDation ". Is. COof1n.a",
Middetown, June ! 1897. lo-u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

Is. al least, OF very modem growth. We consider
the re- elect on OF Mr. adams, and the establish
.sient OF the new ctrne, one, and the sane
thing: aud 81 uld he succeed, should irenible Tor
he tate of The commercial and agricultural interest
o the Union:nay. tor the Union self. tor il can
no, be expected that the agricultural states II the
Sooth and West viii tsmely weld To annual con-
tribuiiOns, Utswn from the income of their ciii-
Hens, 20 increase the wealth oi those who possess
already the largest portion OF The capital oil the
country. For ourselves, hope wheneN ef
tariff Is revised, that he duties Will be mode-
taied i eqiallzed, that every branch o; industry
ia every part OF The country may engage IN the
ron! clifton Tor capital equal teIus; aud IL that
revisi II must be coufted TO those who do not
agree with u in apinion, frankly confess,
Judging irom the evidence OF the last session, that
we would infinitely rather trust riehs and
property 10 the discreet psuiotr m OF Pennsylva-
MIA, Than to any OF the new converts CT the Adams
party who voted Tor the wooilens bill; wisely
keeping heir reasons los dol & SO theusel> W.
must remember that that question l. not get setiied
manufacturers them. elves oppose the contemplate
measure cl pushing Protesting into prohibltosy du-
ties, (Which was boldly avowrd TO be the objsc
aimed at, by tue chairman OI the committee. and
has since been ed at the Boston meeiiBg,) the
Adams converts, find II eApejent for political
purpose-, with which ;hey actuated to carry, If
they eau, measure which They NUT know IL be
destructive 10 the public interest," and suhv ersiv-
OF tine public welfare We 80 not with such poIi'i
clans, S, unless the editor oil the American
follow disiiugui he'd example,, < TO aphold a
doctrine hostile TO the ~ Glare OF tn community,
Y OF th- county, he viii hnd himself In the nds-
nified s. perpleXng predicau.eat OF extOiiing *
commenting the Candidate OF one party, s. advoca-
ung the principles of another. lie can no longer
defend SQUAD and liberal principle, aud in con-
cert or IN conscience with the psriizans Of MIR. Il g.
dams. He l. reduced to make his choice between
them We shall contribute our influence, such
as II Is, to the support Of that party whose policy
we honestly believe conducive to the good
OF our county ne toedT HO alan'S itUeI ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16


The Adams party making mighty rout
about tue elections III Maryland, and claiming
great triumph because mall majority OF the
House OF Delegates Is an favor Of the aduiinlstTa-
uon, and TO make their tIirmpb Tie greater, ib-
deed, TO make IT any triumph all, hey tiDd il
necessary TO represent tue Jackson patty nav
ing de great exc. tons throughout The State,
"a obtain the ns jofi;y the Legislature. Bat
his not the fact, and the Ad ms party in this
Ssae KIN IL lie not. On tie contrary, It was
the adams party that made all their secret ar
engagements TO the Legislature. Fhey is
sued private, Circular to their friends in
every county ia the State, earnestly ImpI Messing
upon hem the importance TO Their party, OF hav
Ing The Legislature iFieadly TO tbs admnsiT alton.
at late period, enabled TO expose their
game, by getting hold oil oil their Circulars
ibe jackson party were aroused in this ciiy, aud
the Adams party signaily defeated. In
Frederick County, the Adams uen felt conf
de I OF their majority, that they optniy b, ought
out an adams ticket. Ia consequence Of this,
Jackson 'Ic!Se, brongh; out. and the . Jams
ticket was defeated there. la Washington COun-
ty, two ickets formed, .3a0n2S, the
other JLcllson, aud the election had exclusive re-
ference To the Presidential que-Tio The lull
Jacks II ticket succeeded by great majority. Let
To-ed, we beat them
If Jackson tickets had been formed, aud the
electio. made TO urn, Ia every county, upon the
Presidential question, there Is doub that
we should have had vefy decided majority IN the
House OF Delegate for Jackson. We should
have got The vote OF dorchester, Of Prtnee
| Georges, OF -fHegha"y and OF Charles. But, al
Ter ali, what Is inis mighty majority OF winch our
opponents boast 80 much?
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

sEI7Now these coun ie- and cities Ietusn SIX
electoral vote, which l. majority o. The cleo
tofai otes OF Tie State W. might have had TWO
more delegate in Allegheny, II the question OF
the Presidency hsd BEEN raised there, and we
might have had bolh the delegates from = me polls,
but The election turned upon caucus and a,tlis
cGItc1ty. Boz 10 cOnlinne or caL.IIalinr--
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
New York, Oct. 0

NEW YORK. Oct. y.
Hy the Don Quixotle, from HAVE, we have re-
ceiyed exclusively Paris papers to and OF the LIST
September,
We find very little worth trsnslating in them,
Tor they excessively barren of every thing
bat criticisms theatrical performances, and re-
cords of The heal Ii Of the King Of the hour and
place at which he daily attends mass, and of the
Interesting dauphin, &c. sc. The Camp Of ST.
Oners, To be sure, affords some variety. This il .
hobby of Charles q who, not being much veised
IN real war, ordered the formation of camp Of
about $1,000 men al ST, Omer's. The troops had
constructed after three months hard work, fort
which was to be duly approached, attacked, and
carried, according 10 all the rules Of art, as soon
rs his majesty should be present. which would be
az soon as the rains, which had been u1remittDg,
should cease. THIS semblsnce of war, must seem
France, where IFS realities well understood,
soDie what ridiculous,
Among the persons presented 10 the King at St
Cloud, observe Alr. Martial, who 10 sly led
Vicar General OF Kentucky.
The English company was to commence its per q.
formances at the Sale Fsvsrt, on the 81 Sep, em-
Der, with Romeo and Juliet; MIR. Abbot. Of Coyent
Garden playing Romeo, and Miss Smith<on oil
DrJry Lsne, Juliet; Keen, Alacready, Youns,
Charles Kemble, Lision and Matthews, were TO
appear there, also Miss tooie
Of political I'M diligence, little is now to be ga
theTed from the French papers. Such as there IT,
we extract.
TURKEY.
COnSGnfiH0ple, 25fh Jtsty.--A complete calm
prevails Ia this capital, while at the time, the
greatest activity exists in the organization and IN
sirucion OF the land and naval forces. Couriers
arrive and depart almost daily, and from the bo-
tells OF the foreign ambassadors. The Turkish r
Rypuan. squadron was seen in the neighborhpod Of
Gambia, bound, it was supposed, for Hydfs or
Napoii Subsequent letters, as late as tbs ord Of
Aug. from Consisniinople, stated that The English
Courier. had brought intelligence OF the approach
ing delivery 10 the Porte VI the HitimG!RH, OF the
three powers.
The accounts from Madrid ore to the 2Oth Of
August, wben the greatest tranquility prevailed Ia
that capital. In Catalonia, however, as may be
inferred tom The article referred TO by US from a
Gibraltar paper, things were not quiet; and The
caIl's's, a. the rebels cali lbemssyss, were DO d.
AID sometimes successiu. in their Resistance OF lhe
authorities 6OOO fresh troops, however, mere on
their march Tor that province.
FIench Fanas, Gis' -su.usi.--5 per cents,
100 %, l.2 per ee,is LOO; per CENTS ~ 81 10
IS.
Ron he Go5ene ds France of lat, iscpt1
~ -, ang ~ t9nefs rom Corfu Of lie
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

Majority for the Administration in the House OF
Dstesa e., Son joint ballot, 3.
The administration claim a msjoriry in this
StuIe, sod say the election proves n--Theg SAD
the sumo of kentucky.
Since writing Inc above, we have received a
letter from nisoly respectable friend Ia Somerset,
dated Pnncess Anne, 5h Of October, 1927, IN
which be says
reacsle, Dennis, Gibbons aud Donoi o, are
elected 10 the Assembly -the last JscksonIan.
FOaS Jackson Candidates ran Tor shenG aud aCO
coslino"isl- The re7alt j.. that Joshua Bistso,
(JacksOnIsn) is siectei''
In Worcester, Hooper, Hitch. Powell anu
Williams arc elected TO the Assembiy--the three
Us name -se Jaeks0Hims Charles Parker, he
JacksOp candidate Tor Sheriff, IS elected by Iai gr
IA jointly"
Addt these two from Worcester TO the jackson
list and t.ke thein from The Adams h.i, and on q
j0Et ballet ibe JscksOa party sal. ave a maj riiy
OF one. B0kf. RcpGb
4yyie,atual--Si Laurence County egauts,
the Sfais.
There is farmer IN the town Of Louisville. ~.
thi- county, who has had harvest ibis year Oh
more than SIX bun;red acres q produce The Ij-
lowing are some IT the items: uy,vsrds OF 200
acers Of wheat 100 acres Of Rye--SO acres Oh
Gun so acres Of Pota oes-- Gu acres OF Oats.
80 Of Pesse, ogehef vita Bailey, sc. &c. The
number Of men emploYeI during harvest was ihff
fbis same farmer has 100 horses which he is fai.-
log iOT market.
There are several tanners AZ the wet keep more
stock andcsitle and cut more hoy; but ,ve syt 81,
'bers are any Who can boast of greater harvest Oh
grain. 81. LoJC. Guz
fhs Hon. S1mgei T. S,uHsfd, Sec.e,ssy o. TIE
Nay. arrived IN fbs city IN Wsdnes ,ay on ,i.s
Son'h. dib1ny d,gu-, O,f
Inc steam boat North America .uiveI here
Alba'y) yesterday from Nes York in @ bours
an4 - o.intfs,, including landings
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

tDfcf 6fDtes INNS ctoch La ihis city, ss-
.amey, 124 TO IA ii. IL New Ys,k on n,
l'y' l@' f'sl 10 PtM .gacr0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

new paper IL 20 te published IN Providence
ihe hfst nlG.bef o. Dc Issued on the l3b of Oct.
when viii support tie csase Of the people, and
add TO he interests OF Andfew jacks, D. under Ito
tus oi .H'i.ia,y Chigiaiq, asa Champion o.
hg Ptgph's Hg1.is."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16
NEYY MARKEr RACES

The Races over the New MaIAet Course com
meneed on Tuesday las'. Owing to the inciemen-
cy OF the weather. there not many spectators
but The few thai did attend, enjoyed much sport :,
there being Ioar heals, all closely contested. Only
three stared -one paid forfeit. The following
colts were entered. which came out in the ,.o
specilte heats, are designated by the figures. Tie
knowing ones were 1isn Il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

At this mos, important crisis, NJ. Rivsdavi'
has udieniy and unexpectedly offered To the Con-
gsess his resignation of the Presidency. The Con-
eress will admit it, aud the consequence of this e
vent will be, the re-establsbment of the former
province of Bienos Ayres and of Provisional
Government, the dissolution OF The Consre>- tseit
the Cancellation aud Reunion oil the Provinces, a
concentration Of their whole strength and resonr
ces in rigorous prosecution OF the war against
Brazil.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

PENSACOLA, 18th September.
Plenty of yeilow fever here; but all that
could fly have flown. The creoles 10 not take 1T
60 severely. There have been about twenty-five
or three dea'hs-among them, tie British Consul,
the Navy Agent, and the Marshal OF the Dis
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

lie ONO State journal says, t6at the Miami
Csnsi IS now nlied with water from A. Enoch's
mn jam TWO u,iiss above Middletown, to the
'o.~7' heaf NcsJing5 disancs OF about thirty
miles. 4 he iOck- on The Canal are aid IN vie
with sny on tie Grand Canal Of New York. both
IN point OF Workmanship and durability,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1827-10-16

the barn, stable Sc. OF John T. May, En-. OF
baitersea, took fie on Tuesday night last, during
very hard rain, before assistance could be rem.
defed' he buildings were destroyed, aud with ihem
nine valuable horses, the crop of wheat, a large
parcel OF rye and oats, and many other valuable
articles. The l"ss is estimated at upwards of
$4,000, no part OF which a. insured 1t literally
rsined a delus- during the greater part of The
a'Shi; and he citizens OF The town being entirely
ignorant Of the fire, 'ill the next morning, were
prevented from eXerIng their accustomed energies
on this subordinate occasion. no.
The Litchfield County post. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1826-1829, 1827-12-20
TwEN7 IEEI CONGRESS.
FIRST SESSION..
SENATE.

Monday, Dec. 10.
The Annual Report of the Secretary of the
Treasury was communicated by the Vice
President, and 1900 hundred copies thereof
ordered to be printed.
Mr. Benton gave notice that on Monday he
should ask leave to introduce hill for the re
duction of the United States Military Peace
Establishment. Also, that on Tuesday he
should ask leave to introduce bill to cradu-
ate; the prices of Public Lands.
Mr.. johnson, of Ky. gave notice that, on
Wednesday next, he should ask leave to in
troduce bill for the relief of the Columbian
College H. the District of Columbia. Also. a
bill to authorize the collection Of tolls. and
for repairs on the Cumberland Road
Mr. Paris gave notice that, on "Wednesday
next he should ask leave TO introduce b;Il
supplementary to an act for the enrolling and
licensing Of ships and vessels to be employed
in the coasting trade and fisheries, and forthe
regulation of the same.
Mr.. King asked leave to Introduce a hill
declaring the assent of Congress to an act of
the Legislature of Alabama, for the incorpo-
ration of the Cahawba Navigation COMPANY.
which was read the first time, and ordered to
a second reading.
Aue SS'"sS urH FToCeeueu 10 the election
of It's officers for the present Congress, when
the following individuals were declared to be
elected.and took the oaths of their respective
Offices -
Walter Lowrie. Secretary.
Monntjoy Bayly, SERGEANT at Arms and
DOorkeeper.
Henry Tins, Assistant Doorkeeper.
This being the day appointed for the cleo
ton Of the Standing Committees, the Senate
proceeded to ballot for the Chairman and
members of each in rotation, when the follow
ing appointments were made: