Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-06-26


Gently discovered in Davidson Co. containing rein OF
the precious metal eighty feet in width This is the
largest vein ever heard of cithrr in this any other
country: They generally vary in width from two
to five feet.
Lgfaycits.-The Massachusetts Journal states that
"thls good and benevolent man has ordered his lands
in the United States to be sold to discharge the debts
of Mr.. Monroe. Mr.. Monroe has refused to permit
it. but the agent has orders proceed all events
to execute his Instructions. Yh;s is the why
Lafayertcs land has lately been offered in the
ket."
Hnruna.--Capt. Puriins, arrived at Providence On
"Wednesday, III II days from Havana, states that
duty of per Dbl Spanish flour, imported in foreign
bottoms, was imposed on the LIST of June, 10 no into
immediate operation 1t was reported at Havana,
(snys the Providence Journa and generally credited,
tina; descent was to be made Mexico, and vessels
wore constructed to take 5000 troops from Cuba. to
aid the expedition. Some alarm was felt that an
embargo would DC laid Tor few days.
CyaRLEsToS, June 10.
FROM H1P.4N.7-By the brig Mary, Capt.
Maxwell arrived yestr rdaY, we received file of the
Havana Notciuso Mercantile TO the 10th inst. We
learn from Captain Maxwell, that fleet was fitting
ont ut Havana with three thousand troops board
"a sail on the list inst. under the command of Com
medore LaborGcf the destination said to be Vera
Cruz.
1t would seem that the fears which were entertained
IN Philadelphia, that the State Canal Loan of So 21O
600 would not be TAKEN have not been without faun
tlation On Friday last the day appointed for closing
the Offers. only ss5 1000 were taken We no hiats
thrown out in the JOURNALS to the course likely to
be adopted i'll this embarrassing state of things tits
more than probable however that special call of the
legislature will be made on the subject.
We have the advantage 81 knowing the opinions
of Dir. Rives on some points touching our Claims on
France, with which opinions sincerely hope TINT
his instructions accord. In bis elaborate report on
the claims of CdrOn tie Bcnumnfchnis, Mr. Rives,
nfter an Ingenious and able view oftIe evidence bv
wseh they Sustained, arrives this conclusions
that the claims were invalid as between one ndiv-
dual aud another, and as between an individual and
the Government but in consideration that the French
Government had interested itself in support of the
Claims and made them pretcnce for doing US inius-
tice, and that the amount claimed vas withheld,
BECAUSE 1t was proved to have been gratuity from
the Government of France and that did uot ,n;sh
TO retain srataty chcl France choss to te bnck
he was in favor of allowing the ciaiIn.-Boslon Pat
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New YoRK, June %.
Anoiher Ba,,h EdiIare!-ft is currently reported
this morning in Wall street, that the Farmers &.
Mechanics Rank Of Pautucket has stopped payment
II was previously known that some individuals con-
Inected with Its management, and also largely inter
estcd IN manufacturers had failed and likewise thai
there had been heavy upouthe Bank on Monday
1t now appears, that although it survived the frs
shock. il afterwards compellet to Weld IN IN,