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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
"THE TRAVELLINC CABINrT.

t III. TRAVELLING CABINET"
S "a .e.ter 10 the editor of the Baltimore Patriot dated
.r,, D:,,, NAsiiNsroN, July 49, 1879.
me president has returned from his Maryland
from iis visit TO Pehnsylvah $3.50 0
Virginia and New York ~ 80 ~ "
f. The Second Comptroller Of tie Treasury Mr. Editor mn
mas returned Rom bis long tour through Hamphire lin
us ABSENCE the acting compiroer the chief clerk passed u,
me Gteut' Oh 5iarS aud Padding tic drawn from then,
o The late oeting Comptroller and chief clerk in IliN
Office IS gone ON visit TO Virginia.
o. Tbs cc9e!aYS Of Stale cone to Delaware IN a,e,J liz
conferences between himself Mr. Oapod Calj,eicns OF New
fork, and mir Hnisier .Giae the ruored
ton Sit England, by which it is NAV oct rid Of IN,
iari Nr Secretary Van Buren, syest fellow alice
lie ad the cunning 10 carry ladies him for the MIR,
pose OF bids the public and giving different color 10 mis-
journey lie himself you know, is widow look ou,
q he Fotrh iudiio' Of The Treasure. MIR Editor limos
Aeaaa sat Ont his aeocl for Kentucky WHERE the e,c-
lions are just coming on. - ~
o. =. lhoishii east,', have :el vol that Mr. B
it the new Attorney General IT, has also LETT the CITY
Tor a oriiefn osT III is bat since he returned
from his tile South. ~
Sucs The position and condition of our Jackson
traveiiing cabinet, who have Office bu, four short
months! But this is the age OF ''relorni.'
ny the way, do that PHILADELPHIA daily manner
called the "lnqure lucky na.ae has ground for Mir
van Bifen ~ Pennsylvania He has commenced his
aiPTonceS towards Nh CatoUS strong hold, Vice
President don't look sharp, s cunning rival will circunver
nm there before he aware OF it Josss aioLph with that
mnged penetration and spleen. which observations are
so remarkable, said the floor Congress thai o O.
Cd'0nH could give Mir jefferson three iii the game
aud beat him; hut Nh. IAN Buen give Cotonn five IN the
game asr beat is4-s iaie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
INA, TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST a. 1aee

uhGer stu Increasing disadvantages. Our
n,Ir,, nn,o LOT production are augmented by the
mere increase OF population supposing 10 aids to-
oe SERVED from improvements in husbandrv or new
., OF transportation, about thirty three per
cent IN ten years jfiM those aids it is perhaps. fv
per cent. -' P'-' ''"i''' my
MS very active, and general cause of an nupmen
reu supply, concurring with the restrictive poiicv of
foreign cations Ia icssenng the demand has OCCASION
ea redundancy IN all our agricultural products, and
general depression of prices, by which
t.e pfhhs OF iabour, with us are appruxirnated tn
nose OF lar deliser population. Thus common la;
y ,els WHO formerly hired for eighty or ninety
aonars year, would not command the last wear NOR
.natiroin thirty to forty dollars. When it is consi
aered that tue wages of labour even where il is
lowest constitutes large par, of the value of man
utaotared commodities, tfrom twenty five to forty
per cent ana even more 1t is evident that where we
co"'u not Manufacture To advantage before we may
with profit now, il we had the reou
site SKILL and apital. -
Inc ieNt number we shall continue the subject
anu compare the prices of lahour and the profits of
capIa III Virginia and those countries from which
size Is now principally supplied with manufactures
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
To THE EDrrcRs or THE Wine

ALBEHARLE, July 25th.
Gentlemen: If it We're not, at the same time a
source OF sorrow aud humiliation for the additional
evidences or the dcpravlty Of poor human nature il
would really be amusing, to reasonable and obscrv-
ing man. to mari the political aud editorial course o.!
your contemporary of the Enquirer. As Il specimen
Oh ms tine serving consistency, send the following
extract from his paper of February 18TH 1929 (last
year, mind.) which dosot not you will insert for the
amusement of your readers.
Can you compare With his present servile support
OF the rewarders and purchasers of the press ur,n
an enlarged and magnificent scale. without a smile
OF contempt for the who has no more respect for
himself or liis readers? Aye! without feuinr of in
ugnaht scorn for the creature who can thusderrasc
the species to which lac belongs. Yours Sc
A LOOkER-ON
rom The Ricdino,sa Enqmire,. Of FEB le, 1898
The publication OF the Laws of Congress which
mad been conferred on the Editor CT the Louisiana
Cosrier, ever since the year 500, under the ADM
niStratlons of Jefferson, Madison and Monroe has
Deen Withdrawn from that paper by he Secretary of
state because 1t had independence enough TO support
Gen. Jacksop,-and it has been transferred to- the
organ OF the administration III that city. Ii such
thigs are done IN the green tree, what will not be
cone in the dry!-lf such measures pructised by
the administration during its first term OF service
what principles and nets MAY not be expected from
Mr.. Adams should he be firmly fixed in the saddle
for another four years. This question is pregnant
with the mostserious consequences
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

is that condition every day ameloriing and SO wol
do they appreciate their Of content and know
how TO compare them with those OF slaves in other
paces-that we for one nave grain of faith in Tie
existence ofthe purpose the IRISH on the part OF
the great body OF them, of throwing or attempting
to throw off the yoke. They know the utter inpos
sio;ity ofsaceess in such attempt as we'll us we d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
PRESCRIPTION LlsT. No. ~

,-'QG 'oi.h las heG1-!So mach for Burkiaghoa"
MORE PUNISHMENT ARD.Jas. Duncan, ESQ Post
raster at Aaonufs, Centre county, removed from
tile ome, and German Printer, whose not now
recollec, appointed i'll his place
Against Mr. Duncan, officer aud citizen nothing can
he alleged He is honest and capable, his enterprise
ienn valley Is, III great indebted for lis
Improvements
The person appointed in his stead has resident of the
county but short tc say about lole
burg Ii!ek.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
WAsmtHGroN, August /.

NAsHNGToN, August l.
Mrs RoyaN-Ihe opinion of the court delivered yesterday
ny Judge Cranch the motion for judgment
case OF Ers Royal, everything that motion, will bc found
our preceding page As delivered, Mr. Swami
produced affidavit made by Mr. John Coye specifying
further outrage committed upon himself by Mrs Royal
ming two previous aud praying the protection the
Mrs Royal immediately put ia affidavit, DENYING
statements contained in the affidavit of MIR Coyle stating
that Mr. Coye himself had been guilty OF outrage towards
by assuring her that her time short Mr.
aihdavits read demanded the judgment
Mrs Roya which afterwards pronounced by Judge
Cranch follows:
Tha sic pay the United states Of ten dollars aud
give good security by cCoSuancc with
proved by the court of the judges thereof be jOy
and severdly bound with her, in the OF hundred aud
fifty dollars for her good behaviour, for year
from this days and that she stand committed Until such security
be given"
As soon as the sentence pronounced Mrs Royal obtain
ca permission To So accompanied by officer quest Of her
sureiies [,fouy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

Fit'of Casualty Warren, r. I. Star men
lions that Mr.. Thomas Swift aged IL of the late
Captain j. Swift, of Bristol, while passing by the
store Of Mr. james De Wolf, was crushed by bale
OF cotton thrown by worknen from the loft
He expired in few minutes. This promising youth
was the last hope aud support o. the declining years
OF u widowed mother.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

Wdge,ly .Hocets.--The new edition OF these no
wells, III which, American critic was pleased to
say, Sir Walter Scott ''has tyken such pains to
deprive himself OF the credit of originality has how
ever been much 10 the taste of the public that
three editions have already been sold out in London
The first edition disposed al III Z. single day. and
the country booksellers consequently unable
20 obt;ln than half supply AS might be
expected, the work Is eminently popular: can
hardly ina zine one that would be more so.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
From the Pi,,sbura Statesmen. July "a

Chesapeake ami Ohio Cunat.-Major Roberts tue
Engineer, has just completed the location of the
western section of this great Improvement. 1t ter
point which permits its coHnexion with the Pennsy,-
wanna canal above the MonoDgaIela L,cks and on
a level wit. the tunnel ana aqueduct.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
.AoDojut,ueuis Ly he Pyce;5en,

Daniel C. Croxa OF New jersey Consul of the United
States for the Port of Marseiles, in France.
John Jackson OF North Carolina Consul OF the United
States for the Island of Martinique
William Daniel Patterson York 10 be Consul of the
United States @tAntwerp.
We Informed thai Mr. Jackson has .N0rojse9:
Mr. jackson, seems jackson CL ttoz.
RaH f1ond IS Ca~L-We learn from Annapolis, says the
Baltimore Gazette that Gen Jones continued argument for
the defendants, hc Caua company Tuesday and con-
ctdeu by hall past O'clock when lie followed by
hr Nmt the side MIR Writ opened his argument
and continued until the hour adjournment at O'clock
On wednesday he resumed it, aud occupied the attention of
the witt; his accustomed learning aud elouuence unit,
two O'clock when the Adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

GEoHGE SWAN has been appointed Judge of the
Supreme Court of the State of Ohio, to succeed C..
Il. SHERMAN, deceased; and FREpERrcK GI,IMKE
has been appointed to the seat on the Bench which
Is vacated by the promotion of Judge Swan.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
Ftom Me .Ne,c York .1mnienn az .LnIu2a


RFaovAL OF THE CONsUL y L1vEHPooL.--This is in
soHe matter passcfo it certain that the rcpcc
table aud the respected Mr. Naury has been removed from
station OF which lie neglected sighted the least duty
Still tmay he without good effect make known the
truth with regard to tie profits which Mr. hauy is
statement, which derive from persou
exhibited official or at least, entirely authentic shape
Washington. IL follows
From tine year 1890 1892 there was no accounb the
Office probably of unequitcd expense tic
incumbent.
From 1915 TO 1917 the average income 1896 per
For 18l7dUnug part ofwhCh year the Invoice
operation, the income was S2509.
From 1919 TO 1923, tina, being in opcaiio the
age income was, per annuul, $382l.
Such the authentic receipts of Office which has been
dent of the United States and exaggerated value of which,
leading mducement most wanon exercise Of the
executive power.
The Philadelphia Sentinel Wednesday that within
tho days, nearly hundred thousand dollars Of tue
State Canal Loan had been taken by individuals.
The editors New York Journal Of Commerce iavc
received Canton papers the 18TH March The small pox
mortality among the natives Several thousands had fallen
victims the steopar and III the Of adults not Mird
had survived the attack The of foreign SHIPS had also
Suffered considerable extent many deaths had occurred
timely vaccination had done much 10 mitigate
calamity IN many instances tie disease had assumed the
coniluent shape, and YVES very severe.
Orleans left exico in consequence
expulsion estimated than tvo thousand Tie New
Orleans Advertiser states that many Of them state oil
ziiueRce, vlls CsneTs suffer much SOM E0ve-'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04


We have already given an account of the attemp-
ted assassination of Commodore Porter on his way
from Vera Cruz, to the city of Mcxico but as the
following is from himself and somewhat DIFF
fercnt IN details, insert 1t, cUnidcat that 1t will
be- acceptable. - eat HI0n.
From Tic Chester Up!and Ueion, ,Juiy %.
"MExico May 29tb, 229.
have not yet had view with the Pres
dcnt, but shall to nerrov, when shall settle all
matters with them, and return home On my way
here had most unpleasant and extremely DANCE
rCus adventure, but my good genius protected me
it has done many other OCCASIONS Travelling
with friend and having no apprehension of danger
we suddenly attacked by three bdndItti, being
part of a gang of seven, well mounted and well ar
med. with their faces BACKED and looking more like
devils than human beings. We had merely time
to form Il line side of the road, while they
formed the other. The battle commenced BY
their captain diSchafging his pistol al me at the dis
lance of few PAGES. / then fred and should have
killed him, had not his horse thrown up his head
and received tho ball in his neck. lie in great rage
fired again at Inc and missed by this time all
the pistols Of tile bandittl were discharged as well
as thosejof my frlend OF my pistols loaded
| aud charged With my friend in among them; they
fed and pursued when the captain suddenly wheel.
ed his horse, passed my friend and directly at
me with his sabre to cut me down. waited quietly
until he came within six feet Of me when shot him
through the body; he fell on the neck o. his horse,
and they both came to the ground together.
! His companions seeing this became inundated,
but after little SEEING intention OH thor part TO
charge against me (my friend beng occupied IN fin
islGng the captain who not quite dead,l ecized
a small iowpg piece which was 10 the hands Of my
servant and compelled them TO retreat, this left Us
masters of the field We took possession Of the cap
tsins horse arms, &C. and delivered them iotbe al
caldc or Magistrate of the Dcxt vllsne--the villa
gers turned oUt armed and gave pars aft when soon
meeting five of the gang they killed one oftbem. Jt
is most fortunate circumstance fJr that We did
n OF fall in with the whole Gang if VIC had should
not now be alive 10 TEL! the tale. My friend (Dr,
Boardmau) reS-y.J severe s9bre wound in his ~
2.ic DAVID PORTER"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

The trial of Asa w. Howe, deputy Postmaster
at Norwatk, Ohio, took place Columbus on Satnr-
day week: He was charged with opening certain
letters which passed through the office (of which he
ney therefrnm. lie was found guilty, but had not
received the last accounts trssp Coiunhus
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

Major JOHN BIppLE-has been elected delegate In
Congress from the Michigan Territory. He recei-
we'd about two-tlrds Of the votes Of the territory.
lis opponcnt was the Rev. Mr.. RICHARD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

Inc " Washington Correspondent of the Courier
and Enquirer, writes follows
~ have just seen letter dated l2th May, 1929,
rop the Rio de la Plata, stating that aiairs Oh board
the hudson trigntc in terrible state that armed
seniHeis with bayones fixed, are parading the ward
room before the state rooms OF two eutenants, who
are conPcied 10 be content with playing bo-peep,
through the small aperture OF their state room doors
Sulidy inldslpnen i'll confinement. and it is ex-
pected all will be tried by court martial the moment
that the Boston and Nandaa arrive from their cruise,
ms is novel state OF things board an Alnericaa
ir!gate."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04
From, The NJ York c,mm.rc;,i a,,r.,,,,., ,f t,h %

ron ne ~ YORK Commercial .4drertise, o jig %.
1He Commercial Js''uHseirGte.-ihc arrival of Mr..
NJ Lane cur hew Minister to England in this city, is
announced IN tie morning papers, As Mr. Van
buron left baltimore Mr.. Al Lane on Saturday
morning, he must have reached Wilmington earlv
IN the afternoon, and probably remained with the
Munster over Sunday. We perceive by the Courier
and Enquirer, that MIR. Cambreleng could not have
Deen present at tins important interviews and although
the fact recently stated by rs that Mr. g. had been
invited to Wilmington, to Join in the consultations
respecting the proected negotiation, is directly
aeped by the Courier, yet the phraseology of it's,
irtleie rs intended to have that effect. When we
assert grave matters of fact we mean what we say.
we therefore repeat distinctly what said before
tiat MIR. CaInbreleng was invited to Wilmington tn
italy. as we stated before. The Courier will act
wisely to consul. Mr.. 4. before it ventures upon !.
denial OF the fact. But the of the consultation
may have been transferred from Wilmington to this
city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

The Greeks have been remarkably s,,eae Of
late in their contest with tie Turks and instead of
beng hunted out like wild beasts upon the ounains,
have actually assumed tie offensive. According to
accounts from different pieces they have, since the
opening of the present campaign, taken po session
OF Saluna, Liyndia, Vonitza the Pass of l'hermo-
pyle Lepanto, the Castle OF Romelia, and the far
famed MlFsolongh The occupation of several for
tIesses iIf the hlorca by the French, leaves the
Greeks quite at liberty to pursue their operations
elsewhere; and the present SIT uation of the Sultan in
regard to Rnssin, renders him unable to send any
considerable force to OPPOSE their progress Should
their success Ill future be equal to that of the past
they VA! soon be i'll possession of all estern Greece.
.JoayQat of Conn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-04

The Philadelphia Sentinel of Wednesday states that within
tho last two days, nearly hundred thousand dollars Of lC
State Canal Loan bad been taken by individuals
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-17
CERTIFICATES,

The following communication addressed ,oa..
prietor of Judkins' Ointment, from the W,
Taliaferro, member of Congress, is highly ir,,,.
The gratuIiious manner in which i, IS m,A. ~.
feelings of no ordinary character toward, ,us.sr.
mainly; and is certainly well deserving Of ,rg
tention.
WASHINGTON, Jan 2l I;y
SIn.-H has been my wish for consdenb. !.
TO communicate to you the good effect uib Vi n
have used the ointment invented byaNr I,g
and which now understand is made and oIS
gents appointed by yourself. have appIelh,s.
ment during the last three years to every ,p,r..
tumour and wound, without failure TO produce :,
in every instance. consider it the mos, decide !.
efficient remedy in all cases Of tumour, be Ii. g.
what it may, and have found nothing so goI !
wounds of any description. II may be prone. !, )
| that the cure of tumour called White SwclGt, !,
en- over by the most distinguished physIciN, ., !.
tation, prove fatal TO the patient, was ufi,f 7; h,
date notice effected by the use of JuJkns' Ou-.
and The patient is in fine health III. limb Az,
by the tumour being restored 70 perfect "a,
soundness. Also that the eg Of an aged man VI,
had been wounded, and exhibited one dre,liull,
cerated surface from the knee 10 the foot, snl VII
for more than two years, had been CONSIDERED ina,
Bile, was effectually cured by the application Of !,
kins' Ointment. lmenlon these tuI cases, vhcs
under my immediate notice and management, AID
| cided evidence OF the efficacy Of this remedy o,
of tumour and Of ulcers. l Ne experienced
cidediy, the good effect Of this remedy in the Gu.
Felons, and or every species of fresh wound he,
to me that any one who will observe ont op.nr
of this ointment must be satisfied as TO its benil
effect l can with the utmost confidence ysco,u
the use of this valuable remedy.
| am Sir, very respectfully,
JOHN TALlAFFRRO
To Mr.. Charles Herstons, Proprietary
of Judkin's Ointment, near frede.
ricktown, Md.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-17
PRICE TWO DOLLARS PER BOTTLE
70 the Public.

TN consequence of the numerous frauds and imposi'
i tons practsed in reference to my medicine. ! am
again induced to change the form OF my BOTTLES.
I1 future the PANACEA will be put in round bottles,
Aued Iongitutlinay, with the following words, blown
in the glass, SWANS PASAcEA, PHILApA' as repre-
sented above
These bottles are much stronger than those hereto
fore used and will have but one label, winch covers
the cork with my signature on II, so that the cork
cannot be drawn without destroying the SIGNATURE
without which none is genuine. The medicine may
consequently be known to be genuine when my slg
nature is visi5le 10 counterfeit Wic iH be punishable
dstorgry. -.
The increasing demand for this celebrated medicine
has enabled me to reduce the price to TWO DOL
LARS per bottle, thus bringing within the reach OF
theindigent. -,
Ny Panacea requires no encomumi ITS ASTONISHING,
effects and wonderful operation have drawn, both
Patients and Medical Practitioners OF the highest re-
spectabity, the most unqualified appreciation, and es
tablished forit a character which Envys pen, though
dipped in gall, can never tarnish.
The false reports concerning this valuable medicine,
which have been so diligently circulated ty certain
thsir origin either in ENNY -" the
mischievous effects ofthe SPURIOUS INVITATIONS.
The Proprietor pledges himself to the Public, and
cine contains neither mercury any other deleterlous
drug
The Public are cautioned not to purchase my Pana.
cea except from myself myaccredIted sgents, or per-
sons of known responsibility, and all those will conse
quentIy be without excuse who shall purchase from
any other persons
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1829-04-17
District Of Columbia,

.9krandiG CoTfH"
NOVEMBER TERN, 1928.
The Mechanics Bank Of Alexandra,
who sue for the mse Ives and such 9TH
err of the creditors Of John McNana.
ra who will come in and contribute
to the expenses of this suit, COmpH. IN Cilf@t
AGAINST
James Kirk, administrator of John Nc
Namara, decd, Sally Mcnamara,
Henry L. Mcnamara, and Luther
Chamberlain, DcfPs. } ,.,.,d
VIlHE bill in this states, that on the ~.
June, 1926, there was due to the compIa'-ihf
by the said John Mcnamara, the sum OF s'A n','f ,
and thirty dollars and eighteen cents; i"',
said Mcnamara resided in the State OF NirglH' raj
time of his decease, and that CERTAIN JAM, CO.,
tack letters of administration on lbs estate ~ Wv
of Virginia, and by that means exercises cS"l I'M
his estate In the District of Columbia that The l
Namara died seized of house and lot in the to"Gg
Alexandria, occupied by Luther chamberlain, com
is more than sufficient to satisfy the clam ollie,
pIainants; and that the said NoNamara iei' no''''
fund out of which their claim can be PAID ro,,
The object of the bin is, that the house 81. &,
foresad NAV be decreed by the Court 10 oe
the satisfaction ofthe compliments debt SCI
foressd and such other debts as shall De
against the said McNamara, deceased ""' .,5 Isnei
ing to the satisfaction ofthe Court iha' ,e re-
Kirk Sally Mcnamara and iienr, J., ~, here
inhabitants the District Of columbia, u,! soc,c
by warned to be and appear in person. or ~ r;e,c,
in the United States Circuit Cou:t OF 'ne 10 .,cora
Columbia for the county OF Alexandra, Oh decres
Monday in April next, to show cause W. And or
should not be passed as prayed by 'he III I'll; ofcor
their falling TOT ppear as aforesaid, the saI mad,
painsnts be taken pro eonesso. aud sueh ,s .,G
in the premises as shall seem right: PFo'"eI n ,hs
compliments cause this crderto be pnO'',e,n
Phenix Gazette at least four months W 'V'
before the said second Monday in April vr &C
Tes. EpN J. LII IL
dec 10