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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19
from the Virginia Gazette

s1BIertc7ii Systena speak for themselves and
predictions OF those opposed the proec-
ton OF our national industry. In evnry instance where
the government has by high duty enabled the Aler-
can 10 get to work before he was ruined by British
capitalists, the article protected has fell price TO the
Consumer Plain cotton cloth sold 70 an inferior
quality also cents; better be had at Scents
TIE yard; ard IN place of sending money India 10
purchase humhumns outward bound vessels take
large quantities of cotton cloth that country Spun
cotton, before the high protecting duty was imposed
sDld at the northern factories from 20 To IS cents
ny The quantity-the quality of yarn can now
oe had IN any quantity, al % cents whilst the English
price current quotes the lowest prices that 2i
cents per To- and in few years anticipate that ship
nents OF cotton yarn cloth, will be made TO Grea,
Britain 40 place OF the material. When the duv
du cut nails was laid, the price l8 cents the h.
nov any quantity can be had lin Alexandria, at Sc
ven cents. The price of writing paper when the do
ty was laid was for No. /, about s. so: it can now
be had at So %. These facts which admit of no
dispute, and establish The principle we have ever ad.
vocated Give American enterprise fair start, and
the genius of the people will success TO the
eXerons of freemen.
One striking advantage is mentioned by every per-
son vino has visited any the northern
villages The poor class are without exception, well
provided for-tbeir wages keep them from want and
the knowledge of their ability maintain themselves
has removed that debasement that exists in the lower
rank OF this and other states The rising generation
are BY this means prepared an honora BILE part
~ after life, and feel of that pride which should
he cherished i'll the bJsom of every freeman
Ii Is certainly sound policy TO encourage the MAX
ing oil every article necessary in the event of for
egn war No person conversant with the evils en-
couHered in the last be SO raitorous to their
country as to wish TO have them again encountered.
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three numbers upon each ticket, s. numbers only beiu
used producing %48Ol tickets and the drawing oil balc,e
wir, rraGures % prizes with three Oft drawn numbers
on them, 1858 with them Oh; and $3.50 with me of
item on, The residue having none being blanks
]" determine The fate Of the 248I4 tickets m the scbc,
the % numbers from to "a ncusvs) will be PLACED in
a wheel ON the day Of the drawing and eirht If ,b -.
combination the ISL ~ and 81 dlawn uuuSers ,r;1I n
eh,mieu 10 "i' PtIe OF $2O,O00
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4th 9th and 8lh; 9Th, 9TH nd 8gh, 5tl 9Th aud 9Th;
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tailed in the OF this lottery published i, t
newspapers aud bills.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
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a package OF 10 tickets in hslocry contains the bo6
- numbers used, and Of necessity draw, NJ es, N
dollars in prizes. Gentlemen vino prefer 10 ,dycrtrc nv
the large prizes only, may deduct, the time r rbasp
the value OF the small prizes, and receive the ansrrr5
certificates emitting tho holder to draw the extra mir,
money, (Which method is very conyrnicn, fo those WIN
reside at distance and dislike the collection Of small
prize money! In this way certificate Tor the procrta5
i of ~ whole tickets, comes to $67 2D
Is Qaan GS do. DO. Is 80
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u The Managers will give the utmost attention 10 ilp
commands Of distant Adventures for Tickets and Shares
and forward free from expense ohjcia account of lie
drawing Immediately upon IL event
PZe Tickets jn former lotteries received rs ca h
the cash paid or rcmi;tod directly for prizes soon
drawn
Al letters and orders be postpaid aud addressed
: to the Managers. YATES & ,NTNTYEE,
J 9cnt r9-m5t Washington city,
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caDde,..n
rope was tied round lis hands, neck and body with
nea'y weights attached, and the unfeeug monsters
'c"ed out and threw him overheard. When The deed
% 0ea'h "if actually accomplished, Knight Tcnpar
!" great speed came 10 the Fort with ii dagger in his
hand and enquired for Morgan, when he was told
nat hai an hour before they had drowned him: he com
pia,ned that he was not killed n,5soaicaily, ~
ne iodse at lewiston met on the night of the uur-
der, aud farther were devised TO carry off other
inu'v'dua's. The names of the persons who plunged
Morgan in the deep have been given to the Grand jury
oil ontario These facts speak for themselves and
comment is unnecessary.
Ihere has been no Inigrat ion from Batavia; but be-
'ore The approach of frost and snow, birds of passage
generally move to warmer cnes. There is trouble
III inc camp and some of the brood must fake other
nests. ~
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obliged TO deciiie-there escape: he does fear
lsssly dccde-the expected storm burst on his head
he has intrepdiy met, single handed and alone, tho
array ota tue art talent and power of this formula
Die conspiracy he has defended his fame and his life
repealed with his indignant voice, the foul and ma
ignant caluunes, and beat back the of abuse
and invecive; and he meets them in an appeal to
the justice, well to the manly and generous spirit
of country. l conclude proposition was made
by the friends of MIR. Clay the friends of Gen. j. that
the charge contained in Bevcr's letter, and repeat
ed in General Jack sons TO him, supported
add that, October last, Mr. Buchanan informed the
Editor of the Telegraph, who had been made conf
dant in this affair by the General that he had no au-
thority, and made no proposition from Mr. Clay's
friends and was incapable of making it.
The sublsct is not exhausted, and must be pursued
HAMPDEN.
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wy AS committed Ia the Jail of this county as Iuna-
way, on the 18th day of last negro wan ,y5o
calls himself JOHN BERN Y, and sa US he was liberated
by DAVID Berry, Of Perquimams county, North Carolina
lie is stout well made fellow, eight inches hfe
oaik complexion, large whiskes, olcraby we'll ami
mas biemIsh IN his left eye. lie had con,ntcd
hall worn furd hat, blue broad cloth coat and pan,a
looms with other valuable articles clothing will
NM have every reason believe the said negro is :.
runaway and the owner is requested come forward
prove property charges, and take him away Otherwise
he will he dealt with law directs.
WM. s. ROYSTON, JaiIor
Caroline County, Va
14Ih Sept. 1897. Wis,
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General Jackson's Opinions -The Editor OF the
Guernsey Times, Cyrus p Beatty, addressed letter
in May last, tt gentleman in Nashville. desiring in
formation of Gen. Jacksons opinions respecting the
great questions of policy, the Tariff and Internal i'm
provement) which agtate the Country The reply
which he received, represented The Hero as having sI
ted his ground since the manifestation of South \ feel
ing in his behalf but the Editors ofthe Nashville Re
publican repe the charge in the following language:
I'VE authorized by those who claim TO know
something OF Gen. Jacson's views the policy these
measures, to assert, that they have undergone no
change mgr the shadow OF change, and that The opin
IONS which he formerly expressed 10 DR.. Coleman,
to the member of the Virginia Legislature and the
Senate ct The u Sa!es, precisely those which lie
enertains now"
On the other hand late correspondent Of the Dem
ocratc Press under the signature Sidney adyersing
to the uniform opinions of Mr.. Adams IN favor of the
American System, commencing as far back as 1900,
and contrasting them with the double dealing of Cen
Jackson, remarks:
The friends OF Gen. Jackson. achen al suits Heir
purposes contend that he also feels sim ar interest
the promotion ofdoncsc ipGustty. But tley veil
know that they misrcpresen hn. Gen. Jackson him
sell WI! not deny that within few weeks, aud in pre-
senCe OF two gentlemen, al the HERMITAGE he ad
yaDced and maintained all the arguments apI doc
rines which at present characterize the leaders of tue
opposition IN the South. He maintained tho absurd
doctrine, That protecting du.Tes a tax upon all
other classes OF the community. for the support of
particular interest Experience has proved The alIacy
oil the argument IN relation to coltons and also will
~ relation TO wooleBs. We Uow buy our cotlons
cheaper and better than before the tariff, and yet the
opposition contend against II tie fights OF experience
at ihe elect Of tariff is 10 enhance the prices and
tax the communities
Now here arc statements that arc directly opposed
TO each other aud it is perfectly obvious that whilst
Gen. Jackson friends in Pennsylvania are representing
him thoroughgoing Tariff man, the whole sou hern
country is claiming him tie other side. We really
pity The ieros predcament, placed he is this
u5jec;, between Hawk and Buzzrl There will be
no such thing as compromising between the parties;
for our Southern Statesmen have found out that tie
rs principle Of protection wrong: Gen Jackson must
take one side or the other. and If mistake not he
will be constrained before very long to cJme out de-
cisiyely upon this all important subject
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19

.Uy. Bdyyy's Spcesh.--"We lay the Speech OF Mr..
Barry, Of Kentucky before readers. 1t is clio
queDt and mastery production, worthy Of the most
careful perusaL"-G IIictmond Enquirer
Seduced by the Aaterlug recommendation Of the En-,
qurer, we have looked through this ''nasiery pro-
ducIion," but confess with feelings Of dsappoint
nent We had heard favorabiy Of Mr. Barry, both as
an eloquent lawyer, and amiable The speech
is tissue Of sophisry from beginning 10 cDd; and as
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19

VIE a" Races, ever the Broadock Course, will conf
in'hce ON the hfst Tuesday in October next
Isl day-A oweepstake for three years old las, srrinp:
nle meats, i've entries, hundrud dollars each ana
closed. H' ~
"a dhy-proprieiors Purse $500. two mile heats
81 d9"-Jochey Club Purse 900 three mile he,,.
"a fourth days race is calculated cn and as there r,
many hue horses in training, good sport may be xue,ed
lSHAal PUCNETT, Proprietor.
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Tobacco Planters.
Sept 10

4 PETITION will presented to the mex, Session NC
me isnia Legislature, praying that the inspectors or
al fuoc warehouses, shall be required in inspecting
Io' /" break II III 'our different parts OF each hogs
head in order detect many n,pos,nns ect;sed i,
p''"hs ana That certain Warehouses; where such fraud.
are co""ved at, aud where Inspectors refused to break
IN such places as they are desired do by plp-
ohascrs, may be suppressed.
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su ch may sustain Mr. Barn. reputation Us an a,ic,
and imposing eader; but what shall he say of lis sp
ritz We look in for that forbearancc and CHAR
| 'y and imparialiiy which should expect from :
good man. 1t is one continual stream of nvectve
misrePr esentation and dogmatisIn. Ola worn out
ISLANDERS, which have been repeated and refuted 2
thousand times, are dressed up in new garb, and
imposed upon the creduous multitude with the sole,n
nifty of truth We sorry to see men of high char.
acier and Distinction STOPPING TO inGame the passions
OF The people BY rhetorical statements and deductions
which sober and argument would absolutely
laugh at. Whilst Adams is painted as a monarchist
IN principle and traitor ri heart General Jackson
Is elevated TO The very pinnacle of renown clothed in
garments of spotess purify and described as the very
ep'tome of all human perfection. Now what shall we
call this but rank fudge and nonsepce aud rs altore
ther too dimsy TO gull the most devoted and orouh
gong Jacksonte? The parzaus of the Hero in Virgi
MA, will smile at this oraforical blarney-for tho
warest of them admit that their favoIite has crea,
ians. They choose him they say, not because thew
prefer the man. but because MIR. Adams governmental
uocnes arc odous TO them, and they wish get rid of
""' Ahey nave no love Tor Jackson, none whatever;
and If it should please Providence TO scourge this ma
"on oy raising such man TO the Presidential chair
MS no" c'a'orous advocates will be among the first
" Se'' MN" II Is not our intention to present any
thing like an analysis OF Mr.. Barr,'s speech We
have the vanity to think that could expose som of
'he gross errors and himsy sophisms 18th which il
bounds, even to the satisfaction of his Kentucky hear
ers We think that ii would be absolutely wasted to
reute its bold and reckless assertions One question ve
should DC glad to hear Mr. Barry answer If Mr. Adams
has always been the dark nsdious, raorous aposa,.
which he describes how does happen thai these mon
strous imrerectons escaped the vigilance OF all our Pre-
sidentS, from Washington down, whose entire confidence
lie enjoyed? Flow does it happen that Mr. Jefferson as
late as 1924 spoke Of him abe, sincere and honest
man, and tho ftest of all the then candidates next to Mr.
Crawford?
Those who are curious read this 'Inas,erly produce
ton and judge for themselves, refer columns of
the Enquirer whose editors affixed their signet to give
it currency and who think that their known orthodoxy nd
good taste, will help it to favorabl reception
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-19
MANAGERS OFFICE,
WASHINGTON CITY.
Tor ne 31d dry IF Ociober.
Grand Consolidated Lottery,

For Internal improvements, Literature Cha IN
the City of Washington, and in the States of neFe
ware, North-C DINA aud Louisiana.
FIRST CLASS.
To De aralrn i:l Washington C,L HeR,ts9q,, he 3tf
Of OciOber 1927.
BY AUTHORITY OF LAW
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From Mcr's Republican Advocate, OF AUG. 81, 1897 I
The General sessions has been held at Cauandir
ana though some cuiprIis have passe uDppt of JUS
lice, facts OF most important nature have seen the
light of day The mystic lie that bound The reckless
Williams, who were lost every moral and religious
feeling, like rope of sand has been torn asunder
and long, offended law will maintain its su-
above the plots and Vaccinations of mid
night assassns We state the following facts, which
we have received from authority, against which there
can be no impeachment. We have 1t from, person
well acquainted with The conspiracy, who has given
testimony before the Grand Jury Of Ontario. This
gentleman, who has now done his duty in The silent
hour Of night called on TO raise MP auichly and
dress himself, for they bad Morgan in custody who
about to reveal the secrets Of masonry He obey
ed the summons and took charge ofhe prisoner during
five days and Dights when he go; up lie saw man
tied he expressed it, hand and foot aud he then I'M
der the orders OF several individuals carried TO the
magazine and discussions took place 10 the disPo-
sal destiny Of their victim On the day of the in
stallaon OF the Lewiston Chapter, Morgan was rest
less and uneasy: he begged TO have interview with
ms whe ana children, and was then stlled 10 peace un
der the idea that he would sec them in four DAYS
At the lime informant ayows that Tho ma
were devisIDg plans 10 get others into their
sion. Morgan taken across the river and ,vI,on
IN the boat sad "GenilemeD am your prisoner. and
Fhope you will use me kindly" When this appeal was
made 10 their humanity, pistol presented TO bis
breast by villain, who said, ''if You make anv OH
servatIons will blow YOU through The object OF
taking him TO Newark TO put him IN charge
Of the Canadians. The masons asked him what
death he preferred-bis answer was al have been
soldier in my counry's service, and wish TO die as
soldier" lie said this in the presence OF twenty
and added, If you take my life il will be more
injury TO you than all write say.p II appear,
that he three times tied, and TO the establishment
Of his nurderors he three times freed himself from b
bondage Of cords When he sa death was inevitable
and that wife and children he not permitted 10 be
hold, his last request for bible was refused with To,
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Induction and Murder of .Norgan-Some of the
northern papers. particularly the National Observer
'edtcd at Albany, BY lemon Soutl.wick, are filled
with recent developIne, of this high handed and
daring outrage, by ch the public m.nd has been SO
facts have been lately brought light by the judicial
Investigations at Canandaigua 10 New York; and il
true to the extent already made public they must i'm
print deep nd deadly stain upon the character of the
Masonic order in tina! portion OF the Union Mr..
Souhwicz pursues the discussion with zeal which
no doubt honest, but which appears 10 us to be too
little tempered with moderation. lie considers the
Presidential question, and all other questions as d.yn
ding into insgniicapce before it; and is determined
not to lose sight Of until the State of New York and
the Union at large care right upon the subject
lie strikes indeed at all associations as DANGER
Gus to the Republic, and aesta,es not TO assa the
whole Masonic fraternity deeply implicated in the
foul and barharous murder of Morgan We cannot
but think that this indscrininate denuncation of an
ancient and respectable institutions TO say the least o
it, rash and unmeed. Let the perpetrators of this
dark and detegtabe deed be singled out and punished
with the utmost vengeance of The law; but let not
respectable and humane association dispersed tbroub
out the country, and numbering among IFS members
some of most vrtuous and distinguished citizens
be involved in the guilt of murderous bandi,;. or a
gang of lawess ruians, who have taken in their own
hands the bloody execution of their vengeance lin
deed, as intmated by Mr. Southwick. The summary
niction of death, for anticipated violation Of te
rules OF the Order be enjoined, is supposed 10 be
enJoined by secret law, 1T may become all important
10 the fair fame OF the Masonic brotherhood TO rid
themselves by public disclaimer Of the foul suspicion
WerePubiish from The National Observer an arti
Gle taken from MilleF's Republican Advocate OF the
3lst August, giving the details of Morgan's me,an
choIy fate.
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BRO.ADRoOK RAnHs-

To lie Gun 'iHt1ted.
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Frcm tie ". Y. Comuierciol .ldceyiissr.
BUENOS AYRES


The brig Sarah, Ashton, from Rio Grande, which place
she left the 11th Of June, arrived here this morning
The Buen0s Ayrean army, consisting OF twelve thirteen
thousand men, under the command OF General Avear had
fortified themselves at Bejar, about forty cues from
Rio Grarle Their advance guard of COCO cavalry
was Under the command of General LaveIcga. On the
LIST of Jone detachment of about three hundred cnne
within twenty miles of Flo Grande, and carried off n
large quantity Of battle after which they fell back 10 II,
main army since the action of the 95th of February
IN which the Brazilian forces defeated thew had
not been able to bring any collected force field and
no increment Of any consequence had ia Ken place The
Buenos Ayrcan troops behaved well the
We joined 10y some of them. On the 2oi of Nav a
party OF ;e former in number about $50, surprised
IN small village, at distance from the amy ly about
4OU Brazilian troops, and after obstinate resistance
during which the Bazians set fire the houses in " icb
they were surprised, % surrendered taken rro
ners The rsma inder refused TO yield and were burn,
IN the houses. No business doing. Flour was at
seven mlrsas, and the market well supplied No i,rnedi
ate attack was appeheDdUd and the place well oiti-
fed.
Captain 5hford reports, that Com. Brown had rap
tuted, on the 9TH of june off Flo Negro two ships
from the BfaSans, y gins, and tie other cor
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New Map of Virginia.

E'HE New Map of Virginia, compiled from actual
a surveys under the authority of the State, IS now
PuoShed and may be obtained by persons DESTROYS
curing It's on application 10 VIM. H. Richardson al the
CAPITOL, in the City of Richmond.
rms work, effected by the dbour OF many years. ind
great cost of care and money has never, perhaps been
surpassed III variety and accuracy of detail beauty
ana elegance of execution 1t reflects the highest credit
on the science and skill of the persons Immediately
ce'ed IN It's publication, and prove highly gratifying
ana useful to the public. The Legislature have autlof
SEQ the sale of $50 Copies only Of This Map the large
scale OF five miles to the ncb and Executives with the
view OF making the sale extensive and rapid possible
nave drscisd the copies TO be disposed Of the moderate
price Of $50.
Under these circumstances, it is probable that persons
WHO snail not make early application, vii! be unable to
OBTAIN Copy Of this beautiful and valuable work.
aug 9 -.
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o" that stould leltorc usi reusc to give any

On that srould tneseorc refuse TO give any spccc
- 0f
Lord Teynham. There can be no dopb, that N. oo..
patton o Cadiz and the other Spanish ports by france is
an Indication of hostile feeling If no, OF an act orhos
W on me part OF that county towards England; am
sure that the House will agree with me in thkny tina, ,
deepest responsibility with the noble Vscuu, and all
nus Malestys government. CLEAR, hcar.)
LORD Dudley. When the day of exp!ana ton comes,
have no doubt that it will appear aaesty rovetu
ment nave not been unminful OF their duty. (Iear)
Inc o for regulating the office OF Lord High Aini,
was read second time in the House of Lor On the
and ordered to be committed for the 18th.
II was generally supposed that Parliament, vould he
pfoosued ON the 10Th OF June by the King person.
Many vessels have been taken up an LyepooI 10 n,o
coed to iteand there to take i'll settlers roops) for Rio
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cuire-oi the earth, in the abIicatious oi art. We
have time yet for consideration, before that question
will press upon us; and the maxim TO be applied will
depend on the circumstances which shall then exist.
For in so complicated q science political economy,
no one axiom can be laid down as wise and exp-di-
ent for all times and circumstances. lnaention To
tins IS what has called for this explanation an
swer the cavs of the uncandid, who use tnv former
opinion only as stalking horse To keep i'm eternal
vassalage to foreign aud unfriendly nation.
salute you with assurances of great respect and
esteem. TIIOS. JEFFERSON.
BENJAMIN AUSTIN, Esq.
And now, fellow citizens, how you condemn Mr.
Newton for his vote the Tariff
Il Soldier 9f he Rero'ulioa.
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StraYed or Stolen.

BOUT two weeks since, ehesnu Horse about
tive feet high, nine years old, has thick main and tail
OF the same COLOUR white saddle mark the withers
"he on one hind foot, without shoes the hind feet
cuts ON the pastsrn joints of the fore feet lie was last
seen on Ircnts Bridge Whoever viii give ton Of
the SAD horse that get him agan by application either
OF the Toll Houses shall be reasonably rewarded.
avg w, WOODROW.
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from the United States Gazette. !
FROM ONE or THE EDITORS.

Harrisburg, Juiy 30, tn,o,ainy,) 1927.
The town at this Time is III a complete hustle; ever,
stage that arrives adds to the number of ysers already
extremely numerous. have delegates to In,
convention, tom ten sates and undeIs aud that four
teen will DC represented.