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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

4 AQUEiIN p. TAYLOR has Removed TO The
y New Store next door above James M Johnston
anu pearIy opposite Lewis Webb {; CO. where he
has just opened lis F.4LL SUPPLY or GOODS
from London, Liverpool and New York, consisting IN
part OF, "
Cough & b. Wilson'S & Gandy's Napt Cot,ous & Plains
i.ose' Whitney, Point and Striped Blankets,
WHITE red, yellow, green, black and blue PIanneis
t'reen Ba'zes and Bookings, and Domts,
. Cloths, Fearnoughts and Piains,
4 ig' and plain BoInbazeis, Plals aud Rattipets
German Oznaburgs, Ticklenburps and BurIans
brussels kddermiGster and Scotch Carpetngs & Rugs
Due, black brown, green mixture Cloths and Cas-
snereq,
Double miled Dab Cloths and low priced Swansdown
hrncz'ne To'lanet, and Falentla yesiing
London Hats, Umbr elias, and cod Crava,s.
Cloth Caps $500 ~
/ White, black and slate worsted carton and .;,L H.
sieiy--fui! assortment
owe aud drab Bang up Cords,
Jacouet, Book, and Null AIusns and Camhrice
Caiicoes, Ginghan, Cote Palv and Barise
I'aIn and fg,d Gro de Mar, Florence Italian Silks
Emp, Grec'an and Thread Laces and Edging :-hew
and handsome patterns,
: Plain and fgsd whiie aud black Bobbinet
iiiack and white Bobbinel Vets and half IIJkfs
Bell, bonnet and lena Ribands and Gimps,
Hen''s ana Ladies' buck, beaver, horse * IN and kid
Gloves
,tish Linens, shee'ings and Lawns-approved quality
Linen AID cotton Bedicking and Binding,
| t.a'nbric, habit aud furniture Dmny
i ri1ss pound aud shoe Thread, spool & ball Cotton
SILK iidkis, Sewing Silks and Twist
LINEN and Cotton Apron and Furniture Check
Hte'a', gilt aud silk Buttons. and Mouids
Linen Cambria and Cambria Pocket IIdkfs
pest London Pins aud Needles, Darnng and Bodkins,
Brown and hieached Domestics and PIaiIs
! tlo'i blue, and stub mkt Cassnets,
/ !'iantle, toilet and swing frame Glasses,
London Soap, Too.h and Shaving Brushes.
ALSO,
) Rodgers Pen and Pocket Knives Ranors e. Scissors.
/ Back and irory Table knives and Forks,
Shoe kuires, r. les and Screws,
, Iad ard plate Locks. I.ancets &c.
Sharpe's Tower proof brass and stub ornamented Guns
( N'ih variety of other Goods---au of which have
teen carefully selected, and offered for sale at
mode rate prices Sent 15-6t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
p, ON, Tie .SnijonnL. Lotcf;reuc,,.

More than Of tue Combna ton prints II AS la! the as
surance tn accuse us or ca!uatug Gem JACKSON in the
article wherein we referred to several incidents p-
lac e going 10 shew, thought habit temper nd
action incompatible with tie highest civil trust and nil
The fact Of Ibis accusation shsws they are Of the
same opinion ourselves, that the traits OF
developed are such recommend Gen. JACKSON for
the ircsIdcney for, they why do they into VII
client passion with for stating them? they arc repu-
table to him public if they ny ,lIrg to his
just fame afford promise of eInnemcc VIM
is ii esteemed caimmuy in to develope iheul'
The only question about these statements iheu is to
their truth; because, if they caumnv but
history-and the allegation Of their being calunny only
proves the rcsiSbiiIy OF the conclusions which low from
them.
A their truth, them we aver that hey arg indsnu,a
bile; that there is word syllable item which is
not on record either in the documents of Government
or IN nndsputed newspaper publications. The statement
OF Dir lAcooK, referring the personal of the
teneTal To Cit of the rf members Congress,
copied al the time it made with suitable expressions
Of disgust, by the very prints which head the Party
t"m5inatio against he principles which they pro-
Claimed itom tho huuSG-top. The Richmond Enquirer,
only three years bniug several years er his defence
Of the Committee Of the nate pronounced General La
COCK To he ga Of high charaCicr--a uf truth! >
The Editors Of TIE Richmond Enquirer Of believe
every thing that MI LAcocK stated concerning Gen.
JACKSON Let them forward then nd defend the
threat off the the Senators, aiming them
These OF MIR ErPEs, the late distine uised Senator fran
Virginia, for vcrung question the public conduct of
Cen JACKSON. Let them defend the ether actions quoted
by which they among the first and loudcs
denim. We challenge thrn any of their prescott CO.
operators disprovc title of the article whirh they ro-
mouhcc TO he caumuiuus and which, far from n,ending
malice, written with reluctance, with studied
anu under tho Indispensable necessity defending
opposition Cen JAcKsoNs election, to which we
have ever had rooted obccous public and political
grounds solely
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
orrlcr OF THE cotovtzAr,ov socrErr.

dSWHl5IUI1 7ePI' IIU1 Ie-I'
st a meeting of the Committee appointed 10 adopt
measures for fitting out expedition to Liberia, it
was
Resolved, That The public be informed that tbc scfr.
SUSAN viii leave Baltimore FOR Liberia about the list
Of October ard fat persons dsposcd 10 emigrao arc
requested 20 make immediate application TO the A
geots of the Society.
Resolved That notice be also given that the Society
will il possible, despatch another vessel from BaIti-
more or Norfolk by tie middle OF October, and aat
persons Wishing eprgrato in her be requested to
make known their intentions, in order that the So
cety may provide accommodations for them. Letters
Of applicants may be addressed to the Secretary Of tc
Society.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
COMMUNICATED.

pl ED, in Greenvlc county, op sunday, tie 9th inst
d. ROBERT H. MASON, in the 9Th year OF his age-a
young gentleman Of most amiahle temper ea tied
although lie had been engaged in tir practice Of medicine.
cut niue more lan two years, his high professional ai-
meh aided by the most unre;ci and or,i TEN
h"hs To ms patients, had opened him field of most X.
f's've usefulness aud bSheti fo him a Ispuatou ~
missing 10 realize the most sansHinc hopes of mis- aged pa
rents, aE: his friends. been t
|Sn snort months to lovely aud devoted wife, was
looking forward with confidence, years ND,
rove. But III the midst OF ali these fond delights the Do
e' came-and turned this lovely Eden into wilderness
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

In HuIouer COunty COotrt, August 22d, 1927
William Griffin Maddox aud Mary Maddox his wife,0
and Mary Harris, PHS.
against
Samuel Harris, Richa I'd Harris, Thomas harris in his
right aud as administrator ri PIummer Harris,
deceased Samuel, John, Martha and Richard fIar- -
rs children or john Harris, decd, three last of .
whom infants undcr the age Of tfenfy.one 3
years Warner Atkinson and Ma his wife, " no a.
Maria Stanley, aud Matilda, Oveuon. FTede. =
rick Eliza, John and Ewood Stanley which said -
Maria, Matilda, Overflow Frederick, Eliza, John
and Elwood children of Rachel Stanley, decd r
tho four last Of whom also iuGa nts under the ACE |
of twsuty years, DGs
This day came the plaintiffs by Richard Morris ,rair
Attorney, and fled their bill in cause aud the defr
daus Warner Atkinson aud Maria his wife Matilda over
ton, Frederick Eliza John md Ewsoi Stanley. wing
entered their appearance and given security according
the OF assembly and the urs Of this court aud ar
pcdrng n the satisfaction Of the court that they
iuha bants Of th, commonwealth the motion Of the
plaintiffs is ordered that the said defendants appear brrc
the FIST day Of 'e court Of quarterly session TO lie
held for this county and tie plaintiffs SAID bill;
AMI that coyy o tbis order BE- orthwh iusr'ed u the
Constitutional Wbi, Wp1peT published the city of
Richmond successiVely AID that
ov be- posted the door 5f Court house It this
! unity copy. Tc5'c,
& FulLIg q. W!ESTUN, G. II G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

Dentt Of .fr. Cdn1ing.--The demise of this dstiD.
guisIed statesman seems not only 10 have produced
deep and universal sensation in England, but where
soever the fatal and pected intelligence bas been
received. Ia America, he viii be considered proud
example Of pebian merit, which without the adyan,
tages Of title, birth, fortune, reached tue highest
station in the Councils Of the most powerful ration
earth. His brilliant talents, and liberal principles,
surrounded him, will command the admiration of the
whole civilized world. 1t is true that we have not
been able very clearly TO perceive what essential ben
eits likely to result TO the British Nation from
MIR. CanBing's administration lie vas an avowed
enemy ~ Parliamentary Reform-bis friendship TO The
Catholics promised beneficial results in practices
and to the boastei principles of rec trade, which
we we're taught to consider him the advocate, have
all along considered the whole mastery piece of
British 6nesse, intended 10 gull and deceive other ma
tons, without designing the slightest relaxation in
the restrictive policy, which England has been main
" indebted for her wealth aud greatness Least of
oil have Americans bad any 10 eulogse English
Tberality, after the captious termination of The West
India question; and the perspvering exclusion
rous burTen5 imposed agricultural products
After ALL however the elevation Of THIS illustriOus
Droper, constituted something Of triumph of the popu
lar the Prejudces Of proud and selfish a
r5stoeracy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

LII persons having claims against the Of pun.r
Harris decd, desired present them IN the sub
sciner, property authenticated, before Hanover No
re'aber Court next; and those indebted to said estate ~
requested 10 make payment befo that time as the sun
sciber is determined administration s soo a
possible. TtIOS. HARRIS, Ad,n'or
of flumer Harris, dec DIV
WI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

N r. JACOB MYERS. sir as YOU ar. not an ;nh,h;
I've tont OF this STATE, you will please TO take uo,icc
that snail proceed to take the dispositions John Tine
Iake, Jr. end others, at Fuvanna (ourt- house on The
nrh Monday in October Chat being the s2, dav of
tue month"; between the hours of clock A. Nj and the
se"g 9" the sun Of The same days and il ny cause the
taking OF the should he completed IN that a
ne continued from day day until complete which demo
sons will be read evidence suit in chaucery depen
70" are deiendant WIN. MANN.
18Th Srpt. 1897 M,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
NOI,fCE..

NOlINE.
LII pea Suns having claims aga inst the estate IA Jsnr
Cooke, deceased, late OF Powhaan county ns rcours
e" ~ peseht them to me properly on
'''e me ISL DAY OF December now engaged iu
oe settlement of my the estate of tho
sa'd james Cooke deed, before (on,n,i ssion,, of m.
c"io'" Cna"cery Court, aud shall plead this notice ia
bar oi any claim not presented as above requested
A. A. GREEN,
- Adm or OF James Cooke, DEED.
'"Whal'''i county, Sept. iS'h w8tx
'kto JACOB MYERS aud ELIZA his vile. and FIRE.
- Derrick. a. ROSS.-As you are not inhabi,an,, of
me State of virginia. please take notice. we shall ON
the h'rd Monday in October Chat 18th dav
OF the mon'h at Goocband Court to at
the dispositions of John Martin as Others, between IN.
hours ct eight clock and six clock p M of the s.mh
cay to be read as evidence in depe ndna aud nm
determined in the superior OF chancery for the R;
mono asct in which plan,i6a, aud you and others
are "eicndans and if from taking of the said;
uePostiot should moi be completed day. 10 be
ued 'ren day to day until completed; and we shalt an
proceed TO take the depositions Of Tmbcrake n ara
Others at Fluvanna Courthouse, on the fourth Mond,r
l'hai being the Odd day Of tire same mouh between I'M
hous aforesaid to be continued from to ay as no...
saiu, ana to be read evienre same suit ,vn ~
and where you may attend if 700 think proper
VIM. MANN,
SAML. DYER, ".
.-.".., -. I2In SPP'. 1oSi. w4,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
600
My On

NEW OHLEANS, august y.
n gentleman who arrived yesterday from tour
through the country. assures that in every parish
through which he passed, he found majority Of the
Inhabitants disposed IN favour Of the administration
In several parishes the people were getting up
meetings, 10 choose delegates 10 general convention
TO be held at Baton Rouge, on the st OF November.
meeting TO be held, al OpelOussas, the 20tlI;
there is to he also at BatoD-ROuge the 25; in
The first Of these two parishes, the vote will be
imnus FOR MT. Adams, and IN the second nne-tcnths
for him. In the small Of BsoD-ROnge, out
Of hundred and twenty voters, there about one
hundred and ten decidedly and warmly in favour OF
the re election of p'cscn; worthy president. In
tic parishes Of ST. Martin, S. Mary, Point Cohpee,
Fast and West Boion-Rougc. Ibervie, Ascension,
Assumption T.afourche Interior ST Jacques, St John
the Baptist and 81 Charles, may calculate with
certainty upon three TO one.
| They may work, aud talk and cry, the Lonisisni-
are determined 20 prove that they judge by their
actions and not from the noisy reports Of dsorgani-
sing faction: they prefer that honest upright states
man Shbuld hold The rejBs OF governments and not z
lery SOLDIER lei every one keep IL bis proper Place.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
1st Cd Sd 4ih 6h Oh 9Th Sin
43 81 10 10 s II 6 %

And that the said numbers dra in the order IN
when 'hey stand allow: that to say. No. - the
Hst mat was drawn: M. ii second: NO 10 yas
Tie third: No. is was the fourth: No. was the fft No
IL was the sixth: No. seventh d nd NO @ was
the eighth and last.
Witness hands, Richmond, the f2th of sep,em-
Der, ISL JAMES RAW LINGS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
DRAWING OF THE
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery.

The Subscribers having been requested TO sperinend the
Drawing Of the Dismal S1camp Ca:.aI IDi.eru Eighth
LASS q" Hereby certify that 1he following the Num-
1's wic' were This day drawn from fifty four placed
ia the vi.rel viz:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
Virginia State Lottery,

For the benefit of the
~DiSJu.4E SW4.MP CANAL COyuP.1E{s
NINTH GLASS.
To be drawn in Richmond,
On "wednesday, tie 24th IF October, 1897.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
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b.. nc New York Times says, gentleman in that city
s Invented steam engine of entirely different con-
suuction from any hitherto in use-and oomb;nipg
's IS sa'u hy- competent Judge economy Of space,
weight, iuei aud money, and removing the danger of
explosion entirely. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

WALTER E-L,cr has BE +ccos6,se ~ the Pres
pent OF The United States P,cn Consul ofIIis Most
Faithful MAJESTY, for the state of ,rgnia and JOINS
D NkIM esq. has been recognised h, ,be President
as Wee Consul of His Mos, Faithful Majesty for the
state of Maryland.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

All o;hsrs with three Of the drawn Numbers on
(heing 2O0 each IGt.
Those IS tickets with the lst and 2d drawn on
each en
Those 10 others with the 4lh and 9TH drawn en,
each N,
Those % others with the 9Th aud 9TH, or tue Tin
and 9th, each CT.
All others with 'wo Of the draym numbers on, De
ing II0l.) each IN
And all tirAets, wing only of the drawn
NJ mbers (hcing $500 each =
No liz ket hich shall Wn prl7. of s,,srIo
denomination he emitted u IN inferior prize
Prizes payable forty days after drawing aud sub,c,
to the usual deduction Of fifteen per cent
J. B. YATES s. A, MIETIEE
Richmond, Va. Sept. IL, 1927 Nnaogtr,
Tickets aud shares may had by retail ~ the Man,
ayers Oce under the Eagle Hotel until the 22d inst ct
the original price. 4,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15


rue !icI'o'S Organ wish that al! the decent nd
respectable supporters of Gen. Jackson could take an
occasional peep at the columns of the S. TELEGRAM
"a paper which according TO the honorable Martin Van
Buren,, has reached the very summit of inp prov emen
Nothing gives great relish for cleanliness as am
acc'denial survey of the recep.acles OF filth Duf,s
principal employment to be- that of inv entino
nicknames for the members of the cabinet and dor.
giug their movements whenever they have the eop,e
~ to leave Washington without his permission. His
paper indeed is common reservoir into which all the
SANDERS and vulgarities of the press are cmptied
through thousand channels. As 10 truth the Gene
raj seems TO DE absolutely ashamed 10 make profess
sion OF IT. since his notable suppression of Bucanan's
letter OF October, 1885, and as to the two Nationals
as Dun 10 pleased 10 call them, he is thrown into a
constant state of vexation that they have any subscr
hers lett since tie establishment of his .paper No
doubt for the special gratsicaon of the General Mr.
tales has lately requested his clerk 10 furnish state
nent OF the great loss sustained by the In,eigcnce
in consequence Of DuGs rivalry. The result is that
sncc the 9th of March the neIl;gencer has lost Sc
renty secen subscribers and gained four hundred ard
sixty
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
9,62l Prizes.
1880 Blanks.
$99,2l6

In this scheme, formed by the ternary combination Of 81
numbers and the drawing of eight ballots there will he
30 prizes with three of the dra numbers on esch of teo
1858 with two OF the drawn numbers on; aud $3.50 eaci,
WIN one oi heh on Those having of them on be-
ing blanks
10 determine the fate of the 24 60i in the Scheme
the 81 numbers, from 81 inclusive will DE placed in
wheel IN the day of the drawing, eight of them will be
rawn out, and that ticket having on it, az combina Ron
the is I'd and Sd drawn numbers, will be en,i-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15
JOHN BROCkENHROUG
l.. w. FOOTE'S.
T. W Enn(,IJ

From the Preceding certificate, it Ill be sden what nur-
bers were drawn from the wheel for determining the prizes
IN HE Dismal Sranp Ca30 joie Eighth Class with the
o'de' IN winch fhry were drawn: and the Managers an
nounce to the public the following as the result:
lhe tickets which drew the So highest prizes are those
having them fOI Gnmblna ton Numbers:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

All with three Of the drawn numbers on
thrn (bring 2O) each 100
Those &c tickets baVug tbrnl ug tic drawn
numbers, and those sJ and 81, being the
LIST ard %, each 80
Tlruse % tickets having them two ofthe 1fawn
numbers, and those two to and Is, or aud -
being the 81 and 9TH, the 5lb a md 9th, each e5
MI other tickets (bcing 100 with two Of tie
drawn numbers on them, each 10
md AL tr.kets (being 8280) with only one of,he
drawn numbers on, each r
Making the aggregate umof So0,2f6
~ The whole Of which dist bu 81 10 few minutes
by the drawing Of eieht numbers, az random f,u the
wheel as detailed above.
J. y. YATES, } IT,
HfvTvcy -d'nagf''
Richmond, Sept t2h. ST. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

we are sorry that Gov Giles did not feel at liberty
TO give the whole of MIR. JeGersons letter live are
10 have the opinions of that venerable man for our
guide, why not give all. We should have been o-ra
''ned 10 see ms remarks upon Gov. Troups conduct,
Tor we satisfied that the Geoi gia Hero is the ndi
vidual TO whom Gov. Giles alludes What saw o,r
wise Ones 10 The proposition 10 vest Congress with the
power OF Internal Improvement They have hitherto
argued as much against the expectancy the cous,i-
tuiionaluy OF lis exercise.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

Fish, herriuss,NO / Dbl 2
shad, No I, do 81 :
mackerel, do i 6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-09-15

i"o o'SSuSIins aduIa,on "t,ch .requenii il,
iaVishcd upon public men, and especially men who
orc only rendered more ridiculous by extravayant
PRAISE Illuminating 10 the editorial corps We have
oeen qnite amused by of these Ugh wrought on
ioges, upon the renowned Orator of the Hamburc
Oinner, indted by the young editor tf the Tuscumb;,
ra'ot; and 1t Is the more amusing, as the writer
seems 10 have been very cautious in guarding himself
against eulogstic ex,ravagance.n In REFERRING. 10
'he hrst speech of Mr.. McDufe, with which he had
previously regaied lbs patrons, he says: JPe haze te
hesor at this time, of publishing speech from
the same distinguished Oratorn-and finally he re
mafks-"bir. hicDuhie is t,uly astonishing man:
whether we survey him in the ming of life in his
eagle ascent from obscurity Distinction or in his
present uli and splendid development of those exalted
traits OF character, which give him lis present hih
fd"'e d"ions NE Httsfrons Of ihe earLtn Really
ths is equal 10 Duff Green's sublime specocIe of tho
Hero in the streets of Washington, invoking ruin and
earthquakes upon Mr.. Clay and his friends! The
Editor of the Patriot is not at all deficient in ca,c;
ana we would in sober earnestness advise him TO res
train his Pegasus for tie present as few vears rno,e
VIII enable him 10 things precisely according 10
their proper Dimensions
Our young editorial brother we think seems to be
as much bewidered in his political preferences, as he
is dazzied by the amazing rhetoric of Mr. AIcDu6ie
lie would have voted for MIR. Clay The last Presi-
dental election but was not of age He now sin,
ceFefy and heartily APPROVES Mr. Aains's policy but
deues the United States to produce a mere devoted
'acHsohite Than lie is" Wonders will never cease
We sorry that Gov. Giles did not feel at liberty
TO give the whole of MIR. JeGerson,s letter live are
10 have the opinions of that veper,b le ma, e.. -
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