Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-07-14

ing out her stock in the prior loans below IN, md
na' LEO without any necessity for SO doing, the
i i've cannot be mistaken by any Intelligent man and
mat institution liable to the scverest cens,,re as
trusting one OF the principal objects for which i. was
incorporated. N
Nthese things be so, it becomes a question: whe.
liner me legislature ought recognize this Bank
upon Just principles, and make it, in truth and in
i@f' as 1t Is III name, tbe Bank of Pennsy wanna
by giving the state its full number of Directors equal
to Mreeks fthe stock, and to the individual stock
heiers directors corresponding with their t,co ffahs
It's passing strange, that state like Pennsylva-
swith her nnmense resources, and with such
large amount OF productive bank bridge and turn
pike stock, independently Of the debt due her for
lands which together, exclusive of taxation and of
her present debt should be unable effect loan of
400 millions and that this should be caused by
direction representing isso;Gfhs OF the stock Of
oank while the state owns the other M,ee:Gt7As,
Mrs. Royait.--A letter to the U. States Gazette
IRON Washington, dated J1y 9th, saws
There is another case now be fore the court which
VIII denand It's full share of public attention. The
ofahd jury entered tie day with present.
men, against NJ rs Ann Rayall Ii required no Or
binary share OF ANIMAL as well ,norsl courage in
my three anu twenty men to make caring an at
TACK upon the rights of this belligerent athoress
Hhe might have INDUCED herself in any reasonable
iatude III her nvasions of the public peace with i'm.
pnnlty, TOR nothing less than extraordinary course
OF outfages upon the feelings and usupes of society
would have screwed mp the courage Of any Jury to
tue sucking point OF u Prcsentmcnt. The object is
W coihpci MIS- Royal to give security for her good
behavior and perhaps she will End as much difficult
ty III fulfilling the condition of the bond az in ndinu
tiie necessary security for its fi,lfment. The u. 8
attorney seems IN AS much pcrpieXity 10 frame an in
dlctnept against her which will stand as he has al
ready felt in framing any which be sustained
again- Dr.. Walking,
Stte Of ate Cabinct.---The correspondent Of n,
Z. states Gazette at Washington. CONCLUDES the!es
ter to which we have referred above, by the follow.
ing account OF the state Of parties il the Cabinct
There generally known 10 he tbreo- die
tinct parties IN the Cabinet the Jackson party
consulting OF General Jackson, Messrs. Eaton Branch
ana barry; Sdiy' the Van Buren party. Consisting OF
Messfs. Van B"rcn and Berrien; aud 3dly the Cal
noun party, consisting Of Ar. Ihgham, soi,fs. How
long these three parties eau exist snd cooperate
with cordially i'll and the same cabinet; let phi.
Iosophy calculate, and prophecy oretel,
We presume that the term the jackson Party,n
is meant TO convey tho idea, that Messrs. Eaton
Barry and Branch who compose it, stand Mncomnit,
ted between Van Buren, and Calhoun All three We
had understood, were decided Calhoun men, Gen,
lacksoa Is already placed in the condition of rich
man, who III his life time sees his sons ouarrenne
about the Inheritance. Such IS the disposition ofnan
to look forward, that what be- Is oitener OF unor
interest to him, than what is. In twelve months the
President in esse, will be forgotten in the question,
who he shall be iii Ji1tu,o.
The jaw bone of an unknown animal, 90 feet in
length u ana weighing 1900 lbs q is exhibited at
New York, dug up from the banks Of the Lower
mississippi The jaw bone OF a horse does moi ex
coed Is or 6 inches in length so that the proportion
sustained by the unknown animal to its Jaw bone.
be the same as that of the horse to his dimensions,
1t must have exceeded the horse in bgness some
i6 or II tnc These proportions far outstrip these
he h. ~.
the latter animal preserved in Peele's Museum at
Philadelphia Judging from the recollection left by
The eye, does not exceed the proportions of tho
horse more than or times There certainly if
not now, have been, things Oh EARTH If not in
Heaven, than dreamt Of If we understand
Alright, the teeth of this jaw bone are in it, in state
OF preservation, and the Immense mass presents it.,
sefto the astoDished senses, well defined and PAL
pabe Jaw bone as ever was seen. Noah we lear
is ofopin!oa that it is the same with Which his coun.
trvn'an Sampson "xtcrminated the Phlistines. We
wish some of the New York Editors would take the
trouble 10 gi;c accurate description Of these Won.
dertu remains,
Dr. WaAsins.--On Friday, the circuit court sus-
tanned the demurrer OF the defendants counsel to the
9th indictment (Which therefore quashed) overr1t.
led the demurrer to the roth Indictment and reserv>
ed for tic present their decision the demurrer to
The It'll Con scquentty Two OF the indc t!nents re-
main to be- disposed OF. 1t was supposed that the
trial of Dr. Watkins before the petit jury the 10 th
indictment, would begin in few days
The trial CT Mr. Wicklfs for the homicide of Ben,
ming, WIS in progress at Lexington Ky. on I'd. inst
Opinion in favor of probability Of bis acquital
9dr' Clayton the 4th July, appropriate com
Pimcnt was paid Mr.. Clay, at manufacturing
village in the west part OF Sctuatc Mass. The v-
iage is the seat Of large Comb munufactory. The
following was the most interesting part Of the cole-
bration.
General ifer Of the principal Of the factory,
anu 'he oinder Of the village presided the table feC Us
cloth he addressed