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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
E4ALTIMORE AND NOREoIEk s,rI.AMRnA,c
's'I,E EXIuBiTIoN or THE SOLAR MICRO

y.
Tho citizens OF Richmond, respectfully informed, .a
there Is exhibiting in this city large Solar Microscope
ich magniss Objects million times their natural size
IN this Microscope the mites upon figs and cheese
invisible to the naked appear large
aumalcua vinegar, the cells,
" he pores in vaos species of wood, inch diane
ter and the and confauaton of the csazaton
various saline solutions Beautifully illustrated
TIE objects 10 be magnfei numerous, Interesting
instructive.
As the objects maGpfcd represented large screen
any number Of persons view them al tho
Room directly opposite the Merchants Coffee House Man,
street
Tours Of cvhhitiou from 10. A. n. 70 >, p ~
" Tic Microscope car be oNihied Only wlcr tho s.
SHINES Oct
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
FoR TIE Vino.
SLOANE VER GIG SnEIrHHA-SII.>

| SLOANE VERSUS STEVENSON.
oucn is the lnfiamed state of the public mind upon
Poiiticat SUBJECTS that truth and candor seem To- be
but little regarded. On the one hand the friends of
the Administration, (of whom l count myself onc)
urge think with too much confidence the corrunt
intentions and conduct of their Represcnta,ira MI,
Stevenson. They ought / think to suspend their
judgments upon Mr. Soancs charge, until the accused
has fair opportunity Of explanation or denial On
the other hand the friends of Mr. Stevenson or rather
the supporters of Gen. Jackson, manifest q mist ken
zeal in vindicaton of the Speaker BY falling pene
upon the character of Mr.. Sloane 1t is idle for SUCH
writer's as 'Virginus" to say that Mr. Sloane is q,
"Representative of very low repute in Washington,
coarse In his manners mpudent his assertions and
one OF the most thorough going hacks of the present
Administration. "-.4u iris assertion ,cistos,; Drf
"Virglnus must give up his authority before he can
expect 70 De believed MIR. Sloane is the Rcpr-
tative of 40 600 people well as Mr.. Stcycnson-
and In the absence Of contrary proof there strong
presumptive evidence that a member of CONGRESS
would scarcely volunteer deliberate filsehood
against brother member, without any adequate
motive. According to the vocabulary of ''Virgin;us
IS probable that to defend the Adinis ration at all
s the floor of Congress, be in svery low repute
In w ashngton and to shew any zeal whatever in it,
cause is equivalent to being ranked thorough going
hack" The supporters of the Hero suppose are
all very pure, high-mnded and imrnacu men
almost as unspotted in their motives and actions as the
fiero' himself. The truth is, that this sort OF
language IS mere cant, md cannot have WEIGHT With
soher and rational ss.nds The charge that Mr..
Sloane "was the of the enquiry into the six
miitlamen Is charge partnking so much of the
iudcrous that shall trouble either sYrwip,,s''
or the pubic by replying to it.. 1t was doubt less
very sore offence to him. and his party and it is not
hkeiy that either he they viii verv silly forgive,
the mover. MIR. Stevensons apolos,ists had better
for the present be quiet All Admit that if Sloane has
given us mere fancy-pioce nc is at least very GOOD
painterand that he has hit off some of the SPEAKERS
weak points with admirable force. BY the bye NAV
not the business of the resemblance have been the
real cause Of SO much stir among the Jacksonanso
CINIS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
II Ln1orcr Col,nlu N.ouli. Scnie,,5er 49,. 1aqa.

n Hummer Co"niy Court, SEPTEMBER 94th, 1923.
David SpiccT, Robert @. Sricer, David Spiccr anJ
Lucy Spcer, the three last OF whom are children o.
Brnjamin Spicrr, dec; Cbesey Thsckef and Polly bis
wife, formerly Polly spccr, aud William Johnson an6
FRAMES Ills wife, formerly Fances Spccr, which sail
FIST mentioned David and Borjami Sric"r. IoI'y
1hackcr. and Frances Johnson children of David
Sp'cer dec. pits. against Nathaniel Dickinson aGm'o
dc bonis NJ David Spicc doc. loln Davis and Si
sauna his wife, Formerly Scsanra Spicer, 1hcuras ".
SUiccv Henry SpiceT, John 7. Sims and Elizabeth d..
" iic. formerly Elizahc' Spccr, dts -iH CUAECTHy.
This day the plaintiffs by their counsel, and ito
bill aud Of the defendant Nathaniel Dickinson,
ainpr he brns w David Spleen, dee heng fled.
tile other defendants not having entered their appearance
and given security according the ~ sstnbly
the rules OF this court, and ap7e airing to- te sasar
ton Of the court that trey ,uhs btsu;- 81 tbs
commonwealth the motion the plaintiffs ii IS ordered
that The said defendants, Jcln Davis and susanna biz
wife, Thomas Srtcer, Henry Spicer, JOhn Sims ave-
bI'zaoe'h his wife, appear here the first day %
December count and trc plaintiffs said bi
7ud that COPY u Iris forth with inserted IN tho
Eol IiroT, nswspapar rutsed in hc city n Richmen
for twn Unrths sUcccssvcy, and tht another copy hr
posted d; H." front door re I'VE house Of this court
! -.r-'. Tcsfs,
=. piu:rY q. :rIY5T0N 9 NJ C.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
MARRIED..

N fow!atan, On Thursday the 2.tl O. Scpcl.,c,cl
az tho residence "i Doct. WIN. III. Hcning Mr. JEr-
FEnSoN SWAMI attorney at law, to Miss If 4nTHa y.
daugitcg otlc late William Waller IIeninn, of Ric
rnuni.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

who was present when heard what did, and his
reductions and mine coincide,-as to the words
communicated to u.s. Yours,
ALLEN D. POWELL.
From the Macon Telegraph.
That the people IN the South in favor of dssol-
wing the Union, we have never for a moment beev-
ednever can believe. but certain hot headed pol
ltcias among do not wish such Tn event. what do
they wish? What is the object of all their nfiamna
tory addresses, speeches, resolutions, handbs, &C.
what do they mean when they talk ofresistance and
lightly inquire of what value is the Union. Many of
the opponents of the Tariarc undoubtedly sincere in
their belief of it's evil tendency, and wish go no far
ther than to show their dsapprobation of and peti-
ton tor its repeal-These have desire to dislnem
Der the Union. But others go further. One of our
members OF Congress, we are informed, who repre-
sents the seventh Congressional District, (Gen.
Floyd does not deny the intention of the DISTINGUISHES
but talks loudly ofthe necessity of the He
says the separation ote states sooner or later ia in
evabie and that the it takes place the beter
that monarchy would then be erected But the Re-
corder denies that they have any such intentions. 1t
Is the policy of the prudent among hem unques-
onab to luli our Fears and keep their plans out of
sight but some who have less discretion or more te
merity make no scruple of tulking openly of Poto-
mac bounded Empire.
The reason that the Administration ssmust be turn
cd out, though pure as the Angels"-EXPLAINED
IJ'.M,o'der uU out. On
f.fffmct ~ letter from Lieut.. Governor .Mc9fee to
the Hon I. =. .Noore, dated in Den 1924.
we all here hope and believe that Gen. Jackson
will appoint Col. Johnson Secretary of War, and in
calte for his masnanmity in refusing to be used by the
antics against Rowan. He will be elected to fill the
vacancy with great unaniInity.'
Ij-'Ptve as The .4ngets.".r0
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

tF{' Meeting az the in-Jackson Committee CARO-
LINZ, the BOWLING GREEN OF, tie e.conl
Monday in OCTOBER, being cou'day, wien opc 81
he 'Gui'er, -. attend
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
To The Editor ofthe Olipe Brancl,

Rt1IeugcVliie. ria.
DEAR SE,--Your letter ofthc 26th ut has been
duly received. In answer to your inquiries only
give such information communicated to me and
offers. Capt. Charles +. Grandson informed seve-
ral persons here, that Gen. John Floyd passed
through Darien TO his residence in Camden County,
he(Gcn F. observed in his store that the friends of
both Mr.. Adams and Gen. Jackson at Washington
City were sangune to the result of the election,
though his (flovds) opinion was that Mr. Adams
would be reelected and, in that event, there would
be q separation the Union, and that mems heads
would fall Ester than did chickens heads and
that he was sorry that administration meeting had
been held IN Darien, for that the persons composing
that meeting would be the first marked for Vengeance.
Arson Kimberly, Esq. further informed others, as
we'll as myself, that Gen. Floyd spoke TO him warmly
in favor of separation of the Union and observed
fine sooner took place the better when Mr. KulbeT-
" observed if n separation ofthe Union took place
monarchy would be the result. Gen. F. replied he
was perfectly aware of that fact.
When heard of these observations, I took little
notice Of them, supposnG them the result of excited
and moTacntary feelings. On the first Monday in
July saw Gen. Fin this place; at this time these
statements did not occur to nv mind. But
confess was surprised to be again informed, that
Gen. Flowed reiterated the same. similar observa
tios and that he called Mr.. Rating (t1e Foreman
IN the Office Of the Darien GaZette) and got list
fine names Of the persons who attended the Admins
tTation meeting here OH the l4th of June 1t was
the receipt ofthis secoud edition Of Cen Floyd's con
duct that begun TO fear plan had been in contem
plation for division of the Union.
thus give you all the information ] possess II
General Floyds declaration in this place, and have
eutultted this letter TO the inspection ola gentleman
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
CuMNUSrC .TE,p.

think saw in the Enquirer, the other day state
ment published. which Messrs. Richie e. Goocil must
nave known to he fasc--its object to inurc John
-. Adams to Wit that the letter TO Ievrc Harris
which has been published Ivy the enemies md SANDER
ers OF John Q. Adams, and which doubt writ
ten conffdentially was opened by the Russian Govern
officers as part of the system of EsJionagc &c at
arbitrary government--ani thnt John q. Adams
knew tiis-crgo John q. Adams abused his country
ami wrote what was calculated to deprcss hcr and
encourage her enemy. Now sir, is it not tisr that
the letter OF our ambassadors opcnad--and docs
not Messrs. Richie & Gooch know it. How could q
negotiation be carried if the letters of Plcnipo
1t seems to therefore that they arc either very ir
norant, or have given currency to what they mus.
Know to be false IECUM. S.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

- The Rev. 1fEz. C. IEIGH Will prcnch u, IN
" Church this evening, ~ O'Clock.
A SSiSTANf WANTED.-Wa Wanted ases;ar, in
~ the school OF the subscriber gentleman qua v
instruction IN the Latin and English languages nerd 10
apply unless willing - submit e,rici examination
Cctf--i'ts OLIVER a. SHAW.
E2ALTTMoRE AND NORFOLK S'rEAN.BDArC
n iJNt.-ihe "Nc"yd nnd Irgiaia StroD- Boat COR
PHnH having purchased the Steam Boats Fireiair and Mr.
ioh' tn" public respectfully informed the Irnin W.
i"ve tive ow"r end of Bowiy's wharf Baltimore every Thur,
ar O'Clock. 7
The NoEfo evrry Monday morning at o'clock returning
"il cavc Norfolk every Thursday morning O'Clock until
further notice.
These boats will also carry what freight can wno,,
comn ling tie passengers, till their large boats
:cady the spring. which calculated cgh, wei az
passengers
The above arrangement will TO travellers bound ei,r
Norin S"th delay disappointment Passage and fare
S3a baggage &c. tho risk Der or ov ners-ur
10 he Captain on LoaId,
JAMES FERGUSON, AgcI;.
oc'&-it No, 90, Bowlv's wharf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

Miss Nancy Cambreeng writes to Mr.. Tho. Rit-
chic, Evan Buren, will get over 80 900 majority, and
shall give the General probsbly, over 80 votes,
YOU arc mistaken Miss Nancy
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

The favorable accounts brought by thr las: arrival
OF the English wheat CROP has affected the price Of
wheat and flour little i'll This country. Canal flour:
sold yesterday at S. GO to ) 20 Red wheat q; lO5
to 10. Within a few days, n large crop OF wheat
sold here for 81 25.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

james M. Pieosants, NsG. formerly Of Powhatan
Va. has associated himself with the Rev. Mr. Hill
house IN conducting the Miscellaneous Herald. pnb-
lished at Grcensborough, Alabama. THE Herald :, i,
support the election OF Mr.. Adams. with zeal
NJ r. has many old friends in Virginia. from who,l
we solicit patronage for him in his enterprise. We
shall be happy TO act the nlciinm of corn,nurca-
ting between them and him. and VIC warmly wish him
success III his new vocation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
THEATRE.

Miss Kelly, from The New York honrlS. made
her first appearance in this CITY on Monday nght
IN the character Of Letita Hardy. IN The Bellies
Stratagcm She wei! s,isaus her high reputation,
though playing under the disadvantage of great
want OF support from the other DraInatis Pcrs onn.
These last for the most part not TO have studied
their parts Miss Kelly appears again this evening
IN the Soldiers Daughter, when we hope for Che
dit of Richmond, that she will meet the attention
TO which she is highly entitled from her Dramatic
talent, and her feminine excellence.
Mr. Richardson deserves great credit for iis cy-
erons His company when fully organized. Nil it is
said be one of the strongest on the continent. lie
has hardly had time yet to organize. and the pub
lie IN that circumstance, ought find on apology for
the laIncness OF sonc OF his Corps Good playing is
expected Tonight and the audience will scarcely
tolerate third instance Of mpercction in the several
parts This is inexcusablc except uuder very part
culur circumstances.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08
A SSISTAN'r 1YANTED.-Iyan,ed

y The Rev IfEz. c. LErGH will pronch u, z. nj.
~ Church this evening, ~ T O'Clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

Commencement ut H'npde7 Sniasv Col.gs.
The scrn-annual examination of She Junior SopI.-
onorc and Freshman classes at Hampton Sydney
College, commenced on the 9th September, and co-
sed on the 2ad. The Senior Glass were critically
examined during the second wcel-n August On ali
the important branches Of the course.
The commencement took place Wednesday the
cath September.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

o'N'T ~ 1,JPfC7SFS
PRAYER-SacRED Mrsrr.
I. Grafton in Latin with the Snlutarv Addresses.
lie Ostracismo AtheniensilIIu. Armisf cad DurweIl
Prince Edward.
2. English Grafton. Biography as source OF nc
curatc and useful information Samuel Y. Womdck
Prince Edward.
g. English Grafton. The incfIicicDcy Of intecc-
tual improvement for the preservation Of morals-
Edwin G.. Read, Charlotte.
d. English Grafton. The effect ofthc Fine Arts on
the glory Of n nation. james Irvine, Bedford.
5. English Grafton. The influence Of elevated
conceptions Of excellence upon man. Thomas il.
Venable, Prince Edward.
6. English Grafton. The influence ut Charitable
Institutions Literature aud Civilization. Edward
G. Fisher, Richmond City.
T. EnglisbsOrstioD. The cultivation Of Curiosity,
and the importance Of giving it q proper direction.
Nicholas G. Read Charlotte.
g. The Philosophical Grafton. Education: tho ID
vantages to be derived from minute knowledge Of
the different powers Of the mind and an adaptation Of
the means OF instruction to the several powers they
are developed. VIM. Fitzgerald, Nottoway.
9. Nester's Grafton. The life and character Of
Charles J. Fox. Nathaniel i. Cabcll, Prince Id
ward.
10. Degrees conferred.
IL. English Grafton. Scnsbilitv TO public opinion,
with the Valedctory Addresses. Nathaniel L. How
ard Richmond Citv.
The Degree Of Bachelor Of Arts a'as conferred on
Armistead Burwell, Edward G.. Fisher, VIM. Titz-
gerald, Nath p. Howard, James Irvine, Edwin T..
Read, Nicholas G. Read, Thos. II. Venable and Sa-
muel v. Womack.
The Degree Of Master of Arts was conferred on
Thos. Atkinson Jonathan Barksdale Francis Bartlett
Nath +. Cabell, VIM. j.. CabclI, Henry w. Flour
noy, Hugh a. Garland, Marshall Jones. Isanc Read
Alexander Rives John 7. Roval ard VIM. Watkins
I4iuuT1I of the Institution
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-10-08

who was present, when heard what did, ind his
recollections and mine coincide,-as to the words
communicated to Yours,
ALLEN ID. POWELL,
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-09
HARD WIRE.
FRANCIS PRENTISS,
ID. .Merchnnts, Rn,n-

H-NSs SueTCHCUtS ItOtO,-DOSTON,
q "a AS received by the late arrivals from Eng
q n land, his Spring supply of
birmingham & Sheffield Hard Ware Goods,
comprising, in part, the following assortment,
viz Knives and Forks; Pen & Pocket Knives !;
Butcher Knives; Scissors; Razors Shears !;
Large Tailors Shears Brass Commode Knobs
and Rings; Brass Bolts Brass Butts Door
Rappers; Brass Lamps and Candlesticks Iron
do Knob Locks; Closet, Cupboard & Trunk
DO Chest and Till d. ca. brass and iron Iron
Norfolk Latches; Brass do Iron g. Brass Bolts !;
Butts Chest and Table Hinges Iron & Steel
Squares and Bowels Cross Cut Saws Mill g.
Pit do; Veneering, Hand and Back do Gilt
Coat and Vest Buttons; Pocket Books R.
1Iemming d Sons superfine Needles Pins.
Also, a complete assortment ofFiles; Hills g.
Fosters Vices and Anvils; Fosters English
Shovels; Wood Screws; Cut Tacks & Brads !;
Block Tin Tea Pots do. Lamps; Coffee Mills !;
Sheet & Cast Iron Boilers Tea Kettles; Bel
lows; Shovels and longs, &c.
Also, 1000 feet Baltimore Window Glass, as
sorted; IS doz Amess Back Strap Shovels so
doz. Stetson's and Plympton's Hoes 100 casks
Cut Nails, from Sd. TO 40d.; Sheet Lead, each
), 81 and lb. 100 Training Guns; 500 lbs
superior Glue 200 reams Common Wrapping
Paper warranted of superior quality.
or All of which will be sold on the most
reasonable terms for cash or credit.
Boston, April 30. 3m
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-09
7ORCEsTER, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1928.

they have themselves marked out, those dis
tlngulshed military characters, otherwise,
most worthy and most valuable men, who
have felt most sensibly this pride of Office !?
Ii your laws allow, as l suppose they do, a
5rigadier general, within certain limits, and
on certain conditions, to call out his brigade
for review in one body is there no danger
that major general will mount an analogy
OF his own, and gallop to the conclusion that
your laws allow him, which suppose they
do not, to call out his division for review in
one body? And that your young men of
CIVIC habits, and with constitutions confsrm-
ed to civic habits, will be called out to ia
tigue duty. to sleep upon the tented field,
and eVenon ground where no tents are, to
wage a warfare, and that at their o,cn charg-
es, with cold and wet warfare at which
a veteran might tremble, and in which
Death seeks-ay, and ere yet has found,
and foll0sFGd till he seized, the soldier of a
feebler frame! Have we not ground to sus-
pect the pride of military Office, and guard
against its assumptions? Is there not rea-
son to believe, that, where it conduces once
to the public veal, it conduces twice to the
private wo?
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1828-07-09
china, Crockery, and Glass
W0re Store.
GEO. PERRIN & co.

EH AVE just received, and are now opening
n a at their Store in Washington square, cor
ner of Front and Summer-streets, as good an
assortment of CHINA, CRocKERY, and GLASS
WARE, as can be found in this County, which
they will sell as low as can be bought in Boston.
The foLtowing comprehend a part:
30 China Tea Sets Blue Prd Soup Tureens
- Blue Prin'd do. do do do. Sauce do
80 Lustre Pitchers do do Covd Dishes
2l5 Blue Printed do. do. do. Gravy do.
125 doz do do Plates do do. Square Salads
= Ia do. do do. Bowles do. do. Fruit Baskets
1875 Blue Prin'd Dishes and Stands,
rs do. do Naples do do Custards
36 do. do. Oval Bakers do do Butter Boats
20 pr do. do. Ewers 81 do do. Pickles
Basins do. do. Patty Pans,
together with large assortment of Glass Ware,
Fancy and Common Ware, all of which will be
sold much lower than they have been selling
heretofore. u Purchasers are invited to call
and examine before purchasing.
D7 G. P. s. Co. have also on hand, gener-
al assortment of ENGLISH and DOMESTIC
GOODS, W. l. GOODS and GROCERIES,
IRON HOLLOW WARE, STONE WARE,
Iron and Steel Back SCYTHES, Nails,
BR.4DS, &c. &c, cheap for cash, approved
credit, or most kinds of Country Produce
Worcester June 25