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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-08-21
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Lives there mau with sou, So dead,
W hn never u himself hath said
!hiS IS NY own, my uatirc ia,i--
Whose ireart within hm ne'er hath bun'd
y he his footsteps honewa,d turn'd,
llJln Wuu,,.rlun ON a fi,,gjru ,tt,r,S,,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

your remuneration. But do not suppose that
feel indignant at your folly; only pity, sin.
,cerely pity. behaviour like yours.
But your annunciation that"somewhat more
than year ago you had written a defence oi
masonry aud that il was "bofore you had ex-
smined and reflected on the natare and ten
dencies OF the institution, absolutely oct fools
folly itself! Thirty one years mason. without
rejecting on the tendencies of :hc institution
Without even examining those tendencies.
And yet you could write learnedly and clo-
qucnily in defence ola subject you know moth.
ing about never heard Of your defence nor
do know any thing of you, except from your
remuneration. But ! suppose in your defence
you praised masonry, and denounced anti.ma-
sonry-yOu now eulogisc anti masonry and
donounce masonry. But you wero persuaded
To write your defence Gould not you be per
shaded To write defence Of the religion of
Mahomet? Don't you think the Koran good
book? What think you Of The Bible? Whenever
you have seen IL as mason you have been
taught 10 venerate il Could not ycu be per.
shaded 10 write a defence ofit--it matters not
whether you have examined It's STATURE X ten
dcncies" - not then renounce Christianity
and become an lnfdeR
WHY, MIR Henry f Yates, you were the
wrong man to renounce masoury'and you must
by this timo, perceive how ridiculous you have
made your self appear Your course has been
too inconsistent and ineongruous To appear
Hcl, upon pa per Instead Of emblazoning your
'nllies and your wcakncsses upon the four
Winds Of heaven a. you have done, you ought
silently 60 have withdrawn Your harvest of
private scorn and contempt would then have
been sufficient for the ambition of most minds
You should have left it TO those who had not
been fools SO long, and so lately, and so con
fp tp Eg tg-i]l nd
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30
HarrfrN


In Providerc on Thursday evening last,
mr. J N Bolles, to miss Mary w. Barton -
On Monday morning, mr Dexter L. Wlbor,
TO miss Julia Ann Greene
In North Providence by Thomas Mann Esq.
William Ro,ch. Jr. ESQ of New Bedford, 10
the amiablo miss Lydia Scott, OF NortlrProvi-
dence, daughter of the late Job Scott
SjtfO.
In this town ri Tuesday last. mrs Alice
Dcnham, ccnsort of Judge Daniel Denham.
in the Goth year of her age She embraced
the christian religion in early life ard for moro
than forty years has been a worthy member
&C Baptist Church. In her death hcr hus-
band is deprived of one Of the most affection
ate companions, and her children of kind
and beloved parent. In her sickness size wss
calm ard tranquil. and perfectly resigned 10
depart and be with her Redcemcr
Tho memory ofthe Just is blessed"
Her fune-al will take place to morrow At q o..
clock p. m from her late residence in Thames
street. at which her relations aud friends are
requested 20 attend
In Bristol. on monday last, mr. Joseph W.
Greene aged CS years
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

more honorable motive He vas unwilling 10
receive patronage from the hard tha, bad hurl-
ed bis father from an office .ncommensu rate
to his public services.
Eleven Custom House officers in philseel
phia have received their dismissal from Office
Thomas Morgan has been appointed Post
master in Washington tPenn.l IN place Of 10.
seph Henderson removed.
Upon the intelligence of General Jackson's
election to the Presidency, the city of Mexico
was brilliantly Illuminated, and public reioic
ings took place throughout the republic.
PIRArEs.-A letter from Ma;anzas, Of A.
pril I'd, says "The pirates are said 10 be moro
numerous than ever. Upwards Of one hun.
dred Of them have been taken, twenty Of whom
were Immediately executed, and the others
sent to jamaica where they will have but lit
lie mercy shown them"
PIRACY. The ship Azelia arrived al New
Orleans on the 30th ult and furnished the
following extract from her log book. "March
"a, al y, a. Nj being on the northern edge 81
Dog Key Bank, discovered full rugged brig
Oh the middle of tho bank, standing 10 the
nonhward. She soon came to anchor near .
small sloop; hauled up her courses and clewed
up her topsais without furling them She
Nns then within three or four miles OF us
- we "Inu DtHp llGH', w nhce cut Il'
lie way Ia the space of t1o hours she
suddeniy disaPPeared, and soon af,erwurds
The sloop got under way md stood 10 The
\ f.. across our wake. We immediately >
concluded she was pirate, and had scut
led The brig. as she could not possibly ba' ,
cot under way without beng discovered b,
IL. After pass ne within couple of mile
of us across our stern, he hove up to the :
and we saw him no more. We suppos, g
ne did not like our appearance.
New BEDroRD. The Mercury of F,
lay slatos that there are now ten ships ar
rigs fitting in that port for sea, nnd liv,
'ischarging inward cargues and that, =
"oDsequence # not laboring man TO b,
''ired on the wharves. some vessels wer,
bliged to remain an Statu quo. 1t is SAID
90. that The change in the custom hou.o {
~ New Bedford is likely to prove entire
Eii Haskell, the Inspector, has been remov
I'd, md Sllos Kemp'on appointed TO fill H.,
olace. Mr.. Bates, the deputy collector has
= lesigned.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

Hezekiah Wilbouy, mentioned in our
last paper, was sentenced by the Supreme
Court to pay fine Of fry dollars, and be
imprisoned three months in this jail.
-~e93o..-
GJ"My Budget Of Scraps" shall be attend.
ed to-
Several prepared articles necessarily de.
ferred for want of room
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1829-04-30

4 new paper entitled the ".7n,i Masonic
Rhode Islander" made its debut IN this town
yesterday I, is handsomely executed on an
imperial sheet, and published by mr George
Wheaton Allen.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

Ahe indicimsnt upon the transactions with HAIRS
navy agent at BOSTON, differed in some legal partcu.
lars from the first with Pauldng; but as the iudr
ment of the court in that was also for Dr. Wat.
kins' and for much the same reasons i, Is needless
to be more special
The National InteIgencer at the clnse of it's re-
port ofthe case, says
we understand that is mtmated fat an amended pre-.
VIII De oheed TO the Grand jury in
dctment founded transaction involving the sum of s
dollars WIN be called for argument uso upon the qucs
ton Of demurrer.
The law haxing pronounced IL, Judgment, it re-
mans Tor the community, the moral sense Of man
k'nd' to pronounce its opinions for in this as In many
other cases, the law may have one standard of adud
cation, and morals another. What tia, opinion
ought to be, 1t is yet too early to say. 1t must be
borne in mind that the investigation SO far has been
entirely erPare--that the evidence has been all ON
one side. Every man knows the extreme difficulty
IN such cases OF making up an opinion from having
one slda OF the story, or it he does, how apt i.
is to prove wrong and every of integrity ought
consequently, to hear both sides before he ven
lures TO form final Judgment. We are told that II
you look at the books Of the u States many of the
worthiest and most tried men in the country, will
appear 10 De dehnquents, and who yet delin-
qucuts IN fact. Let the public wait for DR.. Watkins
excuipaory evidence if has any. If he has none.
humane men will find it early enough to condemn
him, when he fails to produce it. AS the evidence
now appears, it would be vain as well as vicious TO
pretend to think him exempt from criminalitv We
however most firmly believe that he Will greatly
mitigate, If he does not wholly explain away the
symptoms
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

soscene ,na thus iesuit is hut just u,ogn
a unexpected to some gentlemen and such indeed as the
nature OF the law to organize Convention and going
twenty years to find basis Of representation
DID not authorize the most sangune expect The People
have done justice, though tho Legislature medtaed and at
tempted to do nstce and thus may they ever eauiiably
revise the DEGREES of their errng servants
Our columns open the consideration and discus
sion Of the various particulars and plans of amendment, and
we invite correspondents the Our opinons
are known; nevertheless will antagonist with
the same courtesy end-our object being as we trIs,
that OF all is to render humble aid digestion
anu adoption OF such constitution will nfuse more vgor
into the body polite, npe Virginia into the van
guard OF States secure equality protection Justice ALL
and eradicate the remnant aristocracy
PS In giving catalogue of the members elect we have
not attempted preserve the order Of seniority not SHOWING
In several cases. .
POSTSCRIPT
The following elections have been received since
the foregoing was in types
.Miadtesec.- -Thos Joynes ia, A Upshur 116,
Severn Parker a. Thos r Yeatman 72, Calvin ii
Read 43, Thos M Bayly 49, Blups none. From
this it seems that Judge Upsbur instead of Mr. Bill
lups is returned
I, Kning uaan-Jno Roane 100, VIM. p Taylor I5o VIM
H. koane lob, Rchd Morris and Jas NJ Gaet, about 60
eac-Mr Ganet is elected over Wn H. Roane by 60 or 10
DISQUALIFICATION: Jno Roane, VIM p 1ayor Rc'd Morris
and James NJ. Garnett. '
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

T94 SCI $50 ~, a9l $50 rs 30
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
MARINE NEWS
PORT OF f2TCHyUO.i-D.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Schr Trial, Mister, from Now York. ballast
Schr Caroline, O'Neac, from Washington, IN CT
with fish, TO L Webb 6, Co.
Schr Richard Winslow, O'Nea!r, from Washing
ton, ~ CT with fi-h, ID L w ebb 81 Co
Schr Margaret, ---~-, from Tork river, with corn
to w + Micou.
Schr. American Coaster, Lee, from New York, ria
Norfolk. Passed in Hampton Roads, brig Olive, bound
up, and at Lazarus Shoals brig Andes, Beeton
bound down, and at. Devils Reach, schr. Adeiine
Thruaton, bound up.
SAILED,
Sclr Eduburg, Barrett, for Albany, coal.
Schr Amanda, Hall, for Boston, coal and -four.
Schr Virginia, Gator. for Fortress Monroe, stone.
Schr. Alice 81 Mary, Saunders, for New York.
coal.
NEw York, June I.-Clcared, sphr Fairfield,
Coffin, Richmond.
Arrived, scir Joseph Bonner, Someys, irur1 Rich
mond.
NORF ok, June a.In Hampton Roads Ship Plato, Ds-
Wis from Philadelphia brigs Ceres Prince, Portland;
Andes (B Beeo from up James River bosud 10 Cowes and
a market.
saled-Schr Eleanor, Morss, for Philadelphia
There were square rugged vessels standing up from the
Capes for the Roads this afternoon
About 60 sail of vessels anchor between this place and
Old Point-detained by n +. winds.
The brig Export, sailed rom Liverpool 25d April for Hamp
ton Roads
The b. ship AUacrec0 ,enox up a, Liverpool 23d
April! tor Hampton Roads
JUNE 8.-Ariyei a:hrs. virginia. Oakley, New York 6n
hours, bound to Petersburg Caroline Marion Barnes fam
BamoEe s!oop Laurel Parker, York, 2 days.
The brig Aspasia, Fere, from Baltimore for Marselles
came down. and put into NIobjack Bay.
In Hampton Roads, barque Grecian Blanchard from Port,
iand and brig Charles Joseph Bishop, from Providence R IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

Tyler countless foow:-P Doidridge loI9 Moran 7a
Spgg 726. A. Campbell 6s6, Wilson Co., Mclean AIS
Brown 328, Nickm l67Brocke the only county now to be
heard from. - ~
Charlotte District (conp'ete) ln Halifax COUNTY the poll
was-Wm Leigh SSI Richard 1861 John Randolph 558
VIM b. Banks 292 James Bruce 225 Richard Vc,ale Ia
Dr. Rice 40, Ed C. Carnngon 2l aggregate rofs il, he
Dist'sIJohn Randolph 1853, VIM Leigh 765, Richard Iosan
~ Richard n Venable 5l3, VIM b. Banks 4oi Jas Bruce
Si3, Dr. Rice sol, and Gen Ed L. Darlington 265.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

dsrS1fr Campbell is he same gentleman nobo yece1 On
g%gea ~ Os99 Of Neo L'ark, in religious coutroreyy ct
toandst re belongs 10 tie sect Of Retigons callS n
dperdent Bptists, chiefly confined 5eliegs to The NJ w.
5nn Payt' 81 prgo'iS md II not risinfoyed Mr.
0PoeH hFD1st, IS their foTnder. He is nc bGr Scots
op, qyi a1 NJ s1';5r> cruio a,I ,s9yssi;or,S Ssi
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
ROBERT B. SEMPLE, il.
ATTORNEY AT LaW,

ATTORNEY AT LaV
LATE OF THE COUNTY KING 81 QUEEN,
EfAS removed TO Washington City, where he de-
signs in future TO prosecute the duties Of his
profession. He will attend the courts held for tho
District and the several courts Of Loudoun and Fur
fax. He avails himself of this opportunity to inform
his late clients that the small portion Of business
which he lett unfinished will be completed by his
very worthy and highly talented friend, Mr.. James
Smith of King IL Queen. His creditors and debtors
he respectfully refers to his brother, DE- james Sem.
pie Of Essex. may %
NIOTICE.-The subscriber has appointed, during his alb
sence nom Richmond, MIR. BAHRETT W. WALTALL bis
Aons ~ act tor the PURGE OF enabling him TO collect tho
scrber earnestly requests the debtors said call Mr.
Wabal his dwelling, sfan and 18th Streets lately
occupied by William Nea deceased and discharge their
Surviving partner in the late firm of William Neas g. Co
Richmond, June I'd, 1929. d3i eff
-kOHN b. ROY having removed to Norfolk,
- has established hinselfthcre as Commission Mer-
chant g. will transact any business confded to hisc
The possession of the conmodious Fire-proof Public
house, situated in the most eligible part Of tho
Borough enables him to offer to the Planters descend
ing the Roanoke and convenient storage for
their produce his Office is in the house recently oc.
cuped by Messrs. ]. 81 p. i. Tabb.
june &c.
81 OTICB.-The subscriber, since last Chrianas
In has been carrying the business Of q cabinet
OF bcdstead mandatory, by himself at his old stand
'on the Mechanicsvjlle Turnpike, where he will
continue to execute all orders in the best manner, and
az the lowest rates. All work done by him will be-
labelled warranted, manufactured by w. Malone,
Interchangeable Turnpike"--and numbered from this
date. Persons wishing to purchase any articles
manufactured by HIM, can always be supplied az
messrs. D.. d. a. Hubbard's and Mr. James p. Tyere
In Richmond, or at his o"n shop-and ut no other
place in R"hrcrd ~. .. NAHONEs
;uncI CT d % g
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
NOTICE


a Vacancy having occurred in the Female Depart.
n rnent OF the Richmond Lancastran School, by
the death of the late teacher; it becomes me-
cessary that the Board Of Trustees appoint suitable
person successor. TO this end, all who may be
disposed to apply required send in their appi-
cations accompanied by satisfactory testimonials as
to qualification to the Secretary OF the Board on or
before the Goth day of June nest The salary is S4GO
per unnum, payable quarterly.
BY resolution of the Board OF Trustees.
may l5-IItc JOHN. $. MYERS, Secy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

on Tie evening of the Sd the residence
OF the Kew VIM y Armstrong. by the same Mr. FLEsIso
merchant of this CITY, Miss MARY daughter of the lan
hey. Doctor Armstrong, Of New jersey.
On Thursday evening last, by Rev Mr. Lee MIR Mrc..,.
MANoUM to Miss SARAn A. BARnAM all Of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

RJ7IVES, RyHZORS, &c
Tl>HB subscriber has received handsome assort.
nent of Pen and Pocket Knives OF good and superior
qualify and nh still, reasonable prices than those he
has been recently selling cheap
Razurs (he thin part blade manufactured OF five ri
Damascus steeD
Spanish Guitars, cheap and good
Backgammon Boards, (best Englsh)
Pouset Wallets, and Ass skin Memo. Books
r ChcSsn'en and Chess boards, cheap
Florida Water second suppy many erc!es good
and cheap, received u, the book and variety stoseof
June ) j. h NASH
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05
4 Wo DRAWINGS TO De received
PHTS DAY

EyHD Drawing of the Odd and Even Lottery, I'd
IL class capital prize $4,000, and the drawing OF
tai prize go 900, will both be received at my Office
THIS ut Q O'clock.
o. Tickets in the odd aud even 81, in the New
York 9lo-shares in proportion.
June 5 g JIaWRIH,S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-05

u FADING WOOL HATS-6 Cases
mems and boys drab and black wool hats, for
sale by OTIS, DUNLOP g. 10.
june S.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
PAPER

In Massachusetts there are sixty paper
mills. The amount of paper manufacture
ed in them annually, IS 100000, in the
manufacturing Of which 100 tons Of rags
and Junk are consumed.
The entire value Of paper manufacture
ed in tho United States annually is sup.
posed to be between five and seven mil
lions Of dollars. The number of persons
employed in the trade is about Al 900
The yalue of rags annually saved IN the
Suites, may be about two millions of dol
lars.---Lnrge quantities Of rags have been
imp@ted from Germany and Italy.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
CONGRESSIONAL.
From tic National Journal.
December Is.

The Senate yesterday, after the refer
ence of various subjects to Committees
snent some time in the consideration OF
Executive business; and then adjourned ull
Monday.
In the House Of Representatives about
twenty-nine resolutions were submitted,
nearly the whole Of which were referred to
the various Committees to which they were
addressed. Mr. Stanberry offered one on
tbe subject of 'reImgmshmg" to the State
Of Ohiothe public lands in that State, which
IN motion ofMr. Bates, of Massachusetts,
was amended by substituting the words
nseHing, " in the room of the word "relln-
gushing" One was offered by Mr.. Over
ion. on the subject of giving to the State
of Louisiana all the lands which were o.
verAowed or sterile, which was rejected
4 resolution offered by Mr.. Hunt, Of Yer
mont. referring it 10 the Committee on
Public Lands to inquire into the eSpedl-
cncy of distributing the proceeds OF the
public lands amongst the several States,
for the purposes ofEducaton and Internal
Improvement, according to the ratio Of re-
presentation, led 10 very briefbut ANNA
led debate. and was finally disposed OF by
a successful motion to lay it on the table
An interesting resolution was adopted, on
motion of Mr.. White Of Florida, on the
subject Of the cultivation Of the Sugar
Caue, and the fabrication and refinement
of Sugar.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
Baltimore. Dec. %.

@'ttttH4VIti DO %
DR.. Daniel s. Grm1, of Reading, Pa.
.as published to the world tho discovery
that Drunkenness Is not a disease, but the
symptom Of one. and gratuitously pre-
scribes C0M WateT as an invaluable cure.
The patient IS to drink freely of this medl-
cine whenever he feels thirsty. DR.. Green
made the discovery in 1893, since which
time he has made thousands ofcure7. We
have no doubt that this prescription if rig
idiy followed viii have the effect ascribed
by DR.. Green; and we, therefore, publish
it for the benefit of all who may be suffer
ing under the most horrid of all symtomic
affections save ihat nf Hydrophobia
Chronicle
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30
December 81.

In the Senate yesterday a resolution,
submitted by Mr. Holmes, was adopted,
directing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
report to the Senate what funds of the Uni
ted States, deposited in the State Banks
or the Banks Of the District of Colombia,
have been directed 10 be Withdrawn since
the session Of Congress Of 1924; what
sums still remain in such Banks; at what
times IKE transfers were respectfully d.
rected; and in what cases such funds are
safe, unsafe, or doubtful
A great many petitions were presented
in the House Of Representatives. Tie va.
rious Committees then made numerous re-
ports, by bills and otherwise. The ioint
resolution offered on the preceding day, by
Mr.. Davis of South Carolina, 10 extend
the privilege of the Library Of Congress,
was referred TO the Joint Committee on the
Library. Several resolutions, calling for
information, were then laid on the table:
and a number ofresolutons were adopted.
Three bills received from the Senate were
read twice and referred 10 appropriate com
mittees. The House then went into Com.
miuee ofthe Whole on the state ofthe Tn.
Ion' and took up the bill making an appro-
prlatIon for repairing and fitting out the
Frigate Brandywine; which was reported
without amendment, and ordered to be en-
crossed and read third time to-day The
House then in Committee of the Whole.
passed upon nine private bills; which were
ordered TO be engrOssed and read third
time to-day.
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road.-A-
mong the petitions presented yesterday,
was one by Mr.. Howard, from the Bak.
more and Ohio Rail Road Company, pray.
ing for the aid oftbe Government. He
stated that New York and Pennsylvania
had constructed great works of this char
acter, by their own resources. but that tie
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-12-30

LocomOtics Eagiae.-We might I'LL
several pages with new matter concerning
the late trials of the power and speed Of
the locomotive engines in England On
level rail road, it seems that thirty miles
an hour, though pretty heavily laden, will
be thought Il moderate rate oftrayellingi-
and the motion is so regular that persons
may read easily, though they can scarcely
distinguish the objects passed. The Nov
city," with forty fee ladies and gentlemen,
on asioom excursion, smoothly travelled at
the rate of mile and an halfin three min
utcs. Many will hardly credit this-bul
the account must be accepted as true: and
the apparent danger was not greater than
nule ordinary stage-coaches. Who can
measure the influence of these great things
on the state Of society!-.Niles' Register.