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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

affections toward Great Britain who cont ent Will
sending his papers, and giving information Ia the Bri-
tish Hcct, as was said could not have injured Mr.
Adams more Than did MIR. Walsh. MIR. Walsh adj
mraon for, and eul,gy of Grea; Britain can he $, en-
IN his travels L. Europe where daring his residence
IN Englond he mbibed those notions OF government
SO diiierelt from his own Sec tho raview in The
Edinburgh Review MIR. Walshs "Appanl. for the
euo9y Oh Great Britain quoted, and MIR. Walsh Sc
Verly castigated for the differences OF his recorded
opinions. ar. Waishs censrc and abuse of the Ma
tional intcgenccr. and of the National Journal Of
the Democratic Press, the Richmond " big. and the
best edited papers friendly to the then admnstr ion
did far more injury tian the feeble support he gave
to Mr. Adams did good. Has abuse Of oil the papers
friendly To Mr. Adams land his ,intciivc feelings TO-
wards Mr.. Ciay) for their gr~ss calumuies las h,.
falsely accused them OF against Gen. jackson and
the virtue OF AIRS. Jackson. was certainly well cal
cuated To aid he caua, of the administration. As
Tor the INJURY TO the reputation of Mrs Jackson let
his censue be applied to The Jackson Committee of
NashVnc, whose developments ri her conduct & false,
certificates did her more injury than ~; the ncwsua
pers. AIR. WalsS disapponi mcnt IN not getting On
appointment as Minister or TO other lucrative oi
lice, Is the cause of the bitter red expressed for
ar Adams IN his review OF bis admnis ion, pub
ilsicd some months since. He feels no gratitude to
Mr. Adams for the appointment Of his brother as the
Secretary of Legation at Madrid but great devotion
to Cen Jackson for his retention of him. and the ap-
pnntrent OF another brother to the Department of
State Dir. Walsh says, that the uppu TIM r,ts were
made before his visit to WasEiinnton but he we'll
knows they made to concillate him aad pur-
chase his support which the Prcsiden, might, from,
iils sycophancy to great men, men high in
Offices, have purchased less price. should not
he surprised Ia the Hon. Robert Walsh appoint ed
M:nlser Plenpotentiary, to some other lucrative
ONCE, should vacancy occur, time hence. Has
Mr. Walsh any recollection whistle was abusing the
National Journal and other papers friendly to the
late adm ustrai ion, of his censurnr the jackson
COMMITTEE of Philadelphia who gave grutuitousy II
forged commission from General Washington to Gen.
Jackson, and afterwards told deliberate lie to sus.
tam their forgery by false quotation from Eutpns
Life of Jackson.
An enemy to Jesitism AMI Hyporrisy. =
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

Jhe SouA-Ihe following sublime definition Of the soul, is
rom the sacred Books OF e brahmn PrOsi and cultivated
philosophy cannot furnish a bctIer--
ihe soul an neparabIe portion Of tie great urivrrBI
mind; III other words, Of Bala Like the heug from whom
emanaies therefore understandable It knows Gls-
function Of tune; II free, nmuabc eternal The wind can
not pierce H. hre burn drown the
earth canmo absorb II beyond the clements
nvulnerable, invisible universal, nsisis III places and
at all times and victorious DEATH
JeIrling.A1dnv paris Cf what Is called learning resemble
the mans morse, which had hut dUin hard io
CATCH and good for nothing when caught Metaphysical spec
uaons lofty, hut gid Luuardi after aseeJnug
immense height in the atmosphere, came down covered with
icicles
Silence never shows itself 80 great advantage, when
is made tic reply canuy aud defan1ato: provided that
we give no Just occasion for them Steele.
Tho Niagara Herald contains following curious advertise
ContjoNVhcrcas 7, Wcnrght Proctor, being ncbria,ed
and insane did under the influence of liquor marry Mary
NuldoO alias Mary Ann Lamb Therefore do caution all
people against crcdng her any thing the
narrlage WssUot lawful NENRit5iir iRD[TGH
Niagara, dug s, 1923.
% inch tOt getting GeTaeJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
Top THE Wine

In the remarks Of the National Gazette &c June 30,
in reply to some comments in the National Journal
the editor says, "to have decorously recommended
another candidate for the Presdentship, not
nifty or injury" 1t was certainly no injury to Gen.
jackson, but the greatest to Mr. Adams. The pre-
tended friendship Of Mr.. Walsh for Mr.. Adams niu-
red him more from his known rank federalism and his
equally known admiration Of the institutions Of Great
Britain, than all the Jackson papers of Pennsylvania
even the iesuitica Norvcll the editor that mo oil
tie Franklin Gazette who attributed views and OPT
Mons to Mr. Adams which be pretended to praise but
which he well knew were fatal to the cause of MIR.
Adams in that State; nav, Coleman tho editor Of N
Z. Evening Pest, EdgIishrnan in MS feelings and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
Nrw Vnrg. NJ q

Nrw Ynrg, Nu- 90
TIE Nqrfcf Ashes during the last three az. amced
Pots stand at $40, ami Pearls Si221 The ui Ev-
change Continues TO e scauiiv supplied wheat aud -four
and prices are rather higher Sales been made of ;a
wharf and other similar descriptions al ssh New Gene
see wheat mas been sold i03 10 cts, Carolina
at lo6 c's Virginia yellow 81 cts Cotton is steady
and the market generally in other respects before reported
iJoDy Tim.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
DOMESTIC,
FUW We fT1Iciio -IUrcrUSFI

INDIAN TREATY
we learn from genflernaa who arrived here ms
night rom Prairie du Chen, tia, treaty with III,
nnebr@orS and Potawsta,nies han bran conrl,dcd
and purchase AIDE OF ali lie I,p,,s s,,:j 81, rho
OnSc"usii, between the Upper Ms,s,inI;i river AM
LAKE hHhgap, including all lands II, TIN. ,r,c bor
toiore held by the Indians. w informed that =
small reserve has been made in this coded tract bt
lis particular locality, quantity we, Ia ye moi ,rr
stood. 49, '>'
The sipulations Of the treaty cro that ~. N;,,o
"usoe are 20 receive annnaiIy Tor So years the sum
oi eighteen thousand dOlprs and the Pouwa,o,pi.s
arc 10 receive annually, fifteen thousand dollars -,
ion| as they sustain heir Is II distinct nation
tniSial harmony between the Commissioners = ,,;
the Indians prf.yailc during th,. treaty am, lin. IN
o,ans EXPRESSED perfect Satisfaction ut IN, accom-
piisin"nt OF the long contemplated sail. oil their
country we shall profanity be abe 10 giy,. I, more,
u'itite account OF Tins treaty III next number
TIE per rent Circvlaf--Iv. learn that in sor,o
cases tie order III" IN allow the per cent discount
Tor measure has been carried back in its oDerat;nn
ana at least held IN Suspense over cloths which had
''efi entered before the order was received. In
are instance which happen 10 know OF, uack, Ur
WAS entered passed bv tIi, Appraisers solid - SET,
ar"te pieces an! carried the Conntr, before he
Instructions ware ISSUED. The calculations howe
YER had NOT been completed, and how the collect or
refuses 10 ill M III" bonds, eycvpt on ,h. nnyy MAN
Which makes the duty another dollar prr yard pro-
oucin@a heavy loss instead III profit. In another
case, the goods sti hand b,,; havin,r be,.n
entered 'hc only way TO avoid tie ss an about Jour
hundred dollars increase OF nv IL Ia re shin the.
goods receive the dchrnture ANA import them over
a2hih Z" i,h AN invoife made ont Tor uSance) al 9s
per yard, instead os 2os w,ih per cent DISCOUNT
w here goods have not passed through the C;;snin
House, they will probably he perini,ted TO remain lii
Statt quo, until new Invoices are Obtained In the
mean tnn the business vii! have nolc bv Il
heavy disappointment aud loss will i've incurred hy
the mcrchaits, and the revenue SD lar as these cases
are concerned, will be precisely what il wou!,! iuy {;
been wtilon, all this veXaon and trouble.
y: J. r. C1m.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

II The Telegraph says, that ''1,. Livingston does
not o'oe the Government cent" The debt which
with interest exceeded 500 900, has been paid bv
the sale of lis property. We glad to hear it,
and HOPE it is true. We will believe il when we
have some better authority for it. :.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

The War Department has decided in favor Of ineal
rank, and declares that ''brevei rank will give 10
command except dctacl.nent:." This wetbeieyr,
is confirming the decision OF the late Secretary OF
War; and WEI, presume, settle tie lour dispute
point between Generals Aiacoub and Scott Is t.. the
equality OF rank by brevet>amd by commission.
Uash Cl,ron.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

n The Telegraph is laborinc very hntd 70 Justify
the Postmaster at Washington in refusing deliver
letters to Scholicd upon written order, in direct
violation of law. The worse the cause, the greater
the la bor required to sustain 1t.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

Paterson BnntWe understand saws tine Paterson r,ci.
geucer that the Directors OF this Institution have given satac-
tory security 10 the Chancellor for lhe payment all notes.
WITHIN one Yca and that, consequence, the appointment
Receivers has been set aside and tire officers Bank
Invested with power TO settle up its affairs themselves
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

durinr ibe contest ia act Char.nl- OF the cor
responding jackson C1i"fnlftrc. The personal ex.
eItnls CT every office hoi,.r expecan, have been
nnt'ring, AMI we doubt it more than on, g. X Oil
Ger 10 this STAT, HIS v"tc inr Perce and BURGESS
or withheld their .oies -Four Eddy and Dur.c If il
be so, we should like 10 hear ii stated.
In Lhis town every T. =. officer WHO lad II vote
was Mt tbs post, e"ciiuneern for the jackson can
dida,es On examining the list of Jackson votes it
SONS holding offices under t,. t. - a,d six nv per-
sons who are expectauts of Custom House or other
Offices. making twenty votes drrtIlv influenced ny
the government patronage, besides sotne ten or i'll
teen votes more gwen b. rcatises fri dds of u.
- officers.
Mr.. jain r. Waterman. Wciga,.r in te Custom
tiolSc has been the principal header of the jackson
party III this contest, Though officer ui the
lst ot,s, aud residing IN this town, Inc vsi,n Mar
wti, town ~ Kent C,Hny, it',m which ia. he ii re-
moved, and spent much time there in eiccii,neerinn
on town meeting day he busy in distributing
Votes ana bringing persons la the POLLS. Some OF the
cltI2H.ns indignant thus interference reminded Mr.
Waterman that he was t.. s. officer aud n resident
vi Providence, and that it did not become him To
neidic with their affairs. This r,hukc had no
effect upon the drcacy of The Gust ON House, officer
aud did moi restrain him from his eec ioneerir,s et.
or'S Such are the beautiful practical results of tins
reforming Administration which prnini ed so londy
70 prevent al Improper Interference with, the right
tui conrSe al appointments to Office.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
THURSDAY ,ioEeNIyG, SEPT. 3, 1879.

d. a correspondent in Fluvanna, has sent us the
following as the true state of the polls, III the lnte
Congressional election and assures that t is
rect as he has received his from the bes.
authority in the different counties
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

L d held for Prince Edward cunt,., July 2otii
~ 1929 Joln buchanan, III. against Hays & Lpougrj
Llts.-UroN NJuNcrIoN.
The defendants having entered their appearance aud
glvTD security according 10 of the geuss assembly
The rules ut ans count dnd appearing tive satisfaction OF
cori thar thev not inhabitants of tins state;
ol the plaintiff Nv his attorney ordered 1 the said sisn-
d5nis do appear here O October next
the plaintiffs bill and that copy this order forth
with inserted o the public newspapers printed iti
the city of Richmond, for months succCssNcv, ais,
posted the font door Of the house ol this county,
o. a copy. Tesc, Is. !. WORSfINbl. c. g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

gentleman who has Just returned from travelling exreli-
tom which he visited parts of New England and
New York informs that the prospects the huSandan
more ila,tering -[Jdur. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

ty an endorsement the Way Bill received this mor,i,
from Cunheriand learn that George ,varse l,as made
concSscn i'll which he Rachael Cunnn CHAM with
the murder of his wiie.-i{agcyStOsr,t 1igL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

Fnrror" IL is stated ia tie Boston Palladium, rsc
Of lmlry rcd calico printing has been successfully r!u-
ced 10 at Lowell The French have long ad an
over the English i'll tic employ meu Of this colour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
From Tie .A;.tianqi fatsNigencer.

From Tie .N;ifi2nGl igteNiyencer.
we lave HOT observed lately more disrepui auic
eXihhtlon OF party violence tan 10 the abuse avised
on the late Postmaster General, Tor lo the indie
pehdence-whcil one would suppose no honest man
would sii'nand no honest man ccnsure--ot avowiuy
When Gated Oil, his uudnuisilsd coiidemce in Ger.
IAN ioStiiiassers, OF whose fidelity ana rorrecln nc
haa ample proofs during his long and ,igant a,ninis-
tratloh oil the Department. but who have fallen We
inns to the unprecedented and appalling system of
prescription which 1t was understood ne had the Ilan
lhss 10 oppose, In! could mt avert and would
participate IN. The following, from .hininiStra-
lion paper ut Trenton, Is sample OF the attacks
refer 10:
"Mr Nj Lean the late Postmaster General, is sock
ING to build himself up iii the estimation OF the Coal
ton party, by giving certificates OF good conduct 10
every orcer dismissed by his The inctious.
interfering and lnHndest comrse pursued by Judge
NJ Lean VIII ultimately we suspect satisfy the
try tina, the present Aiinisl ration has been unor-
"na'e as 10 make at least very injudcious and
improper appointment, and that Is the appointment of
John M'Lran, Of OHIO, Justice Of the Supreme
Court"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

Remn'Tahic prcsenCe Of mjnd.--On "Wednesday
Week, the daughter W Mr.. Farqnharson. gankilcad
Sterlingshire, Geo. standing near a bee hive
nc ii'Ve suddenly threw Ola swarm, and aiiahtcd
on the yoHng wUrnan's head IT conpictev cover
ed her hair, face, breast and shoulders so that she,
could neither see nor speak. in this sitnntinn she
renamed without moving until her father brought n
hive and the bees entered il, without her receiving
single sting. Had she away, or iiritated The IN
scots by Striving to them, the consequences
might have been fatal 10 her.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
i.YNcunURG, August 81.

i-fN''4Ht'f".' august 81.
.fcfa' Occurrence An attempt whirI. We rsuret
t" say proved too successfully to poison tn, tnilv o
Dr. Floyd, who resides few miles from Tins mare
was made ny his servants on last Thursday morning.
Whlic the family at hr"aiii,st they were. Il: k.
with vomiting, which immediately crc3,i:d The snspi-
c"n that some poisonous ingredient Aad been PIT in
their coffee. The cook called up, who orri"d
any knowledge OF the fact, aud willingly nartnok q! -
cup of the cUiice. \ negro man, that was IN Tine
kitchen, was then sent inr, vino declined To drink OF
the coffee offered htT, but, being compelled to
P'rt"Ac OF IT. was 'ihuhedisteiy taken rinienly sick
and confessed the fact OF having r arsenic. IN tl
coffee pot Tins was n dist rcssing moment. plNs-
cians were sent for but with all their skill were una
he to save from The sudden aws of dent ali The fam
NY. An interesting little b&y about len years old
died about O'CLOCK ufia evening" Ii is sand I.
drank Ills cnpofcofiae before eating, which caused
the POISONOUS draft 10 more powerfully nnon his
empty stomach; we learn HAT 1t is supposed seyc-
ia! or Dr. Foyds negroes engaged in this CUT
splracy, and that FIVE have bcen lodged in Bedford
JAN L" answer Tor tbs hclSl! deed Pis:giaian.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

lhdciioHA Young female last week prciiv aide..-
ed from tins amd Boston Her fuil
painful interest and will i've paper
as IT NAV appear tire act committed in presence uf
her Of our citizens, ana effort made
Fyp,p
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

Moses Wright lately appointed postmaster Nsla Ohio,
has been announced Some Of his friends said
Moses had legal business Abroad and would back again
Poor Moses however, has let nearly three months over,
without n2 appearance Medina, having
legal also But the Postmaster General finding
I've could reform Moses Fright determined work
',rorvl right wrong NoroniLed aiOses and given
otT.cs e s II. Psake.--Pi.lsIlrg Gta......
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

Tho Scr Of the Treasury has last compelled by
the force OF public opinion issue circular Collectors,
ridd'ug hcn from making any further the
tom houses, without FIRST obtaining the appreciation the
department THIS may, perhaps prevent threat
encd substitutes of incompetent for faithful Of with which
we have been threatened in this distrlcl-B.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

N O'IICE.--MBS. NELsoN continues her
= Boarding Establishment adjoining the tVas.-
ngtou Tavern, within City yards the Capitol Square
She vii! br prepared to accommodate, m the bes.
number OF the Members o. TIE Conyeu:ir,,
ana Legislature, with their families, IT rcd1rred
Good stables, and carriage houses well supplied Wit.
pr0vrndcr and careful Holsters. arg c1Gf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
VoL. VI.--No. s..


n Cons'i7t l't--A sha., aso.p poor ,s,a,s
Ii AZ e churrhwaFens' Office thus town Tor relief and
pen so're dorbt ht:' expess as whG,he prop
ef object Er arociia chsny RS s.:, with much
eaeness Sch your hoour" SET 's.,,re I'd he i,ar
vtu 10 deu 'Nns since but to my cat' Eus WHAT" ask
ell his asioiiShe i;eogaor mi cat' iciauet the ,r
ran io'' cat, now st ''Snare, your honor sold ,vr
eleven times over for iSrencc and she always az
"ne again aeiore I'd get ,ee ny.elf'I Esist Farei,
Oit Of,-A writer New Haven Chronicle saws to
words o' Of the uage when is out o.
na'enre and of lie ayhis wife tells him, she IS
""i o. -four the and finally 81, spirits The words
We '" a.e very sood vmt and decidedly the best in Tire
JaL IT man mas smoky house and scodns wife, OFT y
doors bad place.
The Countess abovne having presented Allan Ramsay with
an Orange, In almost Instantly handed her the following
Vow ir'anfs son ihais may oe rate
orl can po,isy ,ie ih thee;
1dod 10 The tairest the fTuiI,
The iaife.t tia fruit me.
t"Fenoloy-A devoted disciple of Spuzhein told pen..
"an tue in"nps OF whose can'm he had diligently
neo the origin of IocO.ity' peculiarly prominent ye,,,
likely replied the wath disoeeveG, ~ many wears in m
!9ss! militia"
The best of men appear strange corpoun.
{" contradictory quantities. and the oversght
ana Jolly OF -tie wisesi an tlnsS irpetfecioas OF =
feohs 'anre has!y ana passionate a meek
a-Wee "eS 10 rise up III Judgment against them, and
inaiuIet judge be suffered mark, this manner
been done character, uueNcepionabl as TO
able 10 stand before him SfeYnc.
good obligation bIt M, to spe,, ~ .
qniTeS 'a'iy n', Slen, c. which costs Us nothing.
more gloous victory he gained another mar
than tins that when the his part, knnes
siiot'id begin on urs-7HtctS0a.
There never party, faction sect calal
ever 10 "'ch the nlo ignorant The violent
"ee i"' Ho'e plsY animal than bocshead However.
SUCH Instruments necessary politicians and perhaps i
may lie with States wnh clncks which
W',',' managing at thah give motion 10 the huer aud
useful parts PoTe
TIE irs rnrt of newspaper which III ~.
aTnes As, the s' oil bnknts, aud tie bills OF mortality
Oar in never falling but risine eyrf,
time Ne ial.-LVajiss'Us.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

We present rrades DAYS raper comrlee
turn Of the elections in this ,acsomc of the
required correction from the hes, information have
been able obtain the Republican party majority of
eight IN the Senate and twcniyoU in the House of Represpn-
tativcsgivng clear ajory branches the cgisla-
tnTe Of hntytwo So much for Tackson and Reform" Ken.
lucky is herself agais--I Ke,,tuckjan.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
e Pn1L,nr1rm,. ON. Anr,.. 1l

Nav PHiLApEtPHr,. Ohio Augus: II.
Good tine fnr JHtrycys William ID. Ewing Attorney al
Law, has been appointed Postmaster New Lisbon III place
Of David Hegges, removed: Moses Wright Attorney AZ aw
has been appointed Postmaster Mednrs Ohio in place of
the late Postmaster, WHO has been removed aud Rene.
laer Attorney Law appointed Postmaster Canton Stark
county, Ohio, IN place OF John Santon, removed.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

The Jackson papers have hcCu very publish kind
Scerlcate of t;r Jsckson's talents and capacity ppong
to come from William g. Lawrence, "a friend Of the late
administration These papers have m5de almost asuc,
As they did of the "t1dnfur rtdio' paragraph the
Richmond Enquirer, aud with about tic result We pcr-
by tho last New York papers, thar this precious certificate
dis1Uocj by w " Lawrence So much for attempting
bolster up Gauss by trick and Geceptou.-BG. Pat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04


Els located in williamsburg and Offers his p.ofs..
l. s'"nal services to the public. lie viii practice
IN tie Superior Court Of C!aucery and tiustnrs
Court bcli III that city, and in the Superior usd h.
icrior Courts OF the counties of James CITY, York.
Warwick and Gloucester All communications adj
dressed to him. post paid, will be puncually attend;
ed to auo s5-3tr:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04
LOUISA RACES


TEylTE Louisa Races will commence Al Louisa conrf
house. "n Thursday, tlIe st Of October. FIRST
dayss race, mile heats Tor years old six entries and
closed One hundred bushels OF merchandise wheat
entrance, half forfeit.
William Morris, tF. O. b. 2
Maj. Bickcrtoh Winston, b. ..
Elijah Hutchinson. black +. by Csroj,p,aH
Robert G.. Willis h. {.
.iohn Graves, 5. f.
Or, James NJ. Morris. 8. Q. IVY Alfred
Cd days race, two mile heats one hundred d5i;ars
IN cash, with the addition of such subscription as nav
DC subsequently madef
3D. days race, propr!r'of's pnrsc. made w Of fFI9
first aud second days oldrlcs and gate naoaey. Fhls
will be handsome purse, to be run the best 2 IN
mile heats. JNC, Nj. PRICE
It is confidently expected thar tue first laws face
will he exceedingly interesting esch runner intending
to be- dt the goal and all having hs1 expectations
winning
tbs purse is encroasigg. sn6 u is believed Dv The
day " tire E' o. o3 - .o,,. aFabo mar, ,ads
sDg@a 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-04

drove Of from recenv rived AT Pa.
moTc from kentucky, and sold PRICES so be
lie !ow est sum 'rai pajt fif of them
According 10 e last number oi the Southern Eevew
schonnes employed III the .slaua
o 'uha eater nieuSihiy ia distress,
Gt9ad IN the gold and and Obtain such
had cheaper the States thsu 10 r.
Island lfat. Gaz.
NJ poison, from eating pickles Lert ia srara
vessel said TO have occurred last week Speakers asi.
aud The CONSEQUENT eah .! several persons reported
( I IA bIil,( On