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Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

The Jail in Green, Ohio, was empty at the
last accounts. II is fine stone building, hav.
ing blue shutters to the windows, and fine
prospect. The jailor and sheriff are out at
their elbows. The people there know thing
or two.
Drs. Pascalis and Mitchell are disputing
about the Siamese boys. The former insists
that they can be separated with safety. The
latter AYERS that the operation would produce
hernia and must be fatal.-The boys are 10
sail from Philadelphia the 18th for England,
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

Daniel Newton was tried ut Worcester las
week for killing Ezekiel Knowlton in Novem
her last. and acquitted. Knowlton was il
liquor when Newton struck him on the head
ne lived some days and continued to drink
ana the physicians could not determine wheth
er mrs death resulted from the blow, from in
tOMlcatlOn. or from snsna nihnr c.,,.a "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1829-10-15

Stro,O Paper.-Such is the demand for
straw paper, that the manufacturers have been
compelled to increase the number of their
watts and other appurtenances of the mills.
Mr.. Shreyer, of Chambersburg. advertises
for one thousand tons of cat, rye. barley, and
wheat straw. Our farmers in the neighbor-
hood will consequently have constant de-
mand and good price, Cor all the straw they
can pr0duce.-U. S. Gaz.
WeGring ViJe.-A poor man Of Greenock
Scotland, lately applied to a magistrate to
have two Of his children admitted on the
poor's roll. "HOw many have you 7" said
the bale. Five and twenty" IAN by
one wife r. "Oh no. sir, am wearing the
fourth
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
"a, F-4,a tie .National hateiligeneer October 2.

- ~ ''tftoHdI Ihtetftgencer, October 9.
Inc lsciorn IN the Post Office is to be complete
fHSE Af BRADLEY Is removed from the Office of Sc
coma Assistant Postmaster General What par;isnn
waiting Lor MS reward" is to fill his place accident
OF some eSs innocent agent viii probably determine
,u fafe II dtc tire report. Never was any public
Office sodsorganized us tue Department of fLe Post
once now Is. Proverbial as the Office has always
been torthe regularity Gifts action and the Duncusl
ty with which above al its pecuniarv anoapoinents
have becitnf we sal not bo surprised to lear that
II hpS iIed ID make It's contracts this season. US well
as 70 aiscnsrse ITS engagements under existing cor
tracts we are 9greeably disappointed in this pre-
sentiment, We shall give 10 the newcomers all tho
praise they vi deserve, Tor more acquaintance with
inc ORDINARY reutne OF business THAI, we sup. Sc Them
10 nave iau any opportunity OF acquiring DO what
uicy biaFs ihey can never replace the two Ar BRAp-
LE9s ara Nlr EoYLE, who, if in perfect coneI. ut
ana disregard OF every obeatira or Guty and deter
ehce to the public interest, have been driven from sta
tons which they have long filed with honor to them
selves and advantage to tie Public
The "Re;orm," we hear. is still going on Some
OF the mos valuable Of the remaining Clerks in the
General Post Office, to follow THO fate OF the most
meriorious already ren,oped
We hear that WIN. SrEuBEN SMIrH and s. +
CHArMAN have been removed from the situs;on Of
llerks IN the Second Comptroller's Office. The OBJ
lccflon to the first OF these gentlemen is that he is
nc grandson of the venerable JOIN ADAMS and the
orot:er-In-laW oftEe EX-Prcaiient ADAMS. The OBJ
Jcctlon 70 Mr. CHAPMAN is, we suppose, that lac did
not favor TUG vipciina Of General Jsekso,, 10 The
Presidency.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

draft for money, directed to John Manlove, Cashier
OF the Farmers Bank, TO MrC-'s Messenger The
same Gay he handed letter directed to Mr.. Duha-
daway, believe, lad by the name of Douglass,
who, without observing the direction, broke it open &
read 1t. These mistakes instantly reclified and
10 great damage was done-but who calculate the
consequence of such u system Of laundering, Last
Friday he opened and read out to us the Camden
Mall Where he keeps accouts with Iersons, he
derstanding suppose the meaning of the word paid"
on the back of tie letter, being too curcless or
too cGrefui, to attend to it.
Soon after his appointment, it said that, lie
would not be able to tell double letter unless there
was piece ofleuther in it. and them that lie would
tell It, by smelling it, This assertion was at the time
considered joke but it is likely prove suhsan-
TALLY correct What he lacks however in The sense of
ieelng and seeing, is amply supplied by all the hallu
not charge enough, he seems disposed TO see every
letter doubie-and has in repeated instances added
full rate OF postage to single letters received from 9TH
er Offices, and marked others mailed by himself with
double postage even III some cases, when the writer
had taken the precauton to mark the back of them
for his information the word''single."
We have no confidence in the ability or Integrity
OF our loSt Master, and every private opportunity is
resnrted to for the conveyance of letters!
Nineteen out OF every twenty persons at ell con-
cerned In the proper management of the Post Office,
General to remove Cats from his situatinn But we
fear that the system ofrewarding friends and punish
ing eaeinies," will be adhered Notwithstanding
the loud voice OF the public, indignant at moving their
rights and interests srrgarded-nud noyhst; nding
the public revenue by SUCH course Of cunilct is
greatly diminished
Precious " Reform" this!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
ROLL OF THE CONVENTION.

list District. Amelia, &C. Jno. W. Jones, Benz.
W. Leigh Saml Taylor, VIM. b. Giles.
I'd. Brunswick. &c. VIM. II. Brodnax, Geo. c.
Dromgoole Mark Alexander, VIM. o. Goode.
3D. Williamsburg, &c. Jno Marshall, John ~
Ier Philip n. Nicholas, Jno. b. CloPton
4til. Shenandoah, &c. VIM. Anderson. Samuel
Cofinan. Peachy Harrison, Jacob D. Williamson.
5th. Augusta, &c Briscoe G. Baldwin, Chapman
Johnson, VIVA NJ Coy, Saml Md Moore.
9th. Monroe, &c. Andrew Beirne, VIM. Smith
Fleming ID. Miller Jno. Baxter.
18th. Sussex, sc. John Y. Mason, James Trezvant
Augustine Claiborne John Urquiart.
eth. Charlotte, &c. Jno Randolph, VIM Leigh,
Richard Lean, Richard n. Venable.
9th. Spottsylvania, &c. James Madison, Philip P.
Barbour, *Dayid Watson, Robt Standard.
10th. LoudOun. &c. James Monroe, Charles Fen
ton Mercer, WIN. II. Fitzhugh, Richard II. Hender-
son.
nth Frederick, &c. Jno. r. Cooke, Alfred II.
Powell, Heroine L Opie, Thomas Griggs, ir.
18th. Hampshire, &c. VIM. MAYOR, VIM. Donald
son, Elisha BOYD, Philip G.. Pendleton.
18th. Washington, &c. John B. George, Andrew
Mcmillan, Edward Campbell, VIM Byars.
18th. King g. Queen, &C. John Roane, VIM. P.
Taylor, Richard Morris, James NJ. Garnet:
18th. Wythe &c. Gordon Cloyd, Henley Chap
man, John'P. Matthews, VIM Oglesby.
10th. Kenawha, &c. EdwinS. Duncan, John LAID
ley, Lewis Summers, Adam Sec.
nth. Ohio, &c. Philip Doddridge, Charles S. Nor
gan, Alexander Campbell, Eugenius M. Wilson.
18th. FauqIIer, &c. John s. Barbour, John Scott,
John Macrae, John w Green.
10Th. Norfolk, &c. Littleton w. Tazewell, Joseph
Prentiss, Robt B. Taylor, Geo Loyal,
Goth. Campbell, &c. VIM Campbell, Sam'l Clay
ton, Calohill Mennis, James Saunders
21st Franklin, &c. Geo Townes, Benz W. ;. "a
bell, Joseph Martin, Archibald Stuart, jr.
22d Albemare, &c. james Peasants, VIM r.
Gordon, Lucas P Thompson, Thcs MsssIe'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

GJ- The Convention assemblies this day, according
to lazy. rhe great body OF the members have arri-
we'd, amongst whom We are happy to say Mr..
Madison and Col. Monroe, late Presidents of the u.
Statcs; the first of whom resides with Mr.. Speaker
Stevenson and the last has taken lodgings 1T Mrs
Duvals. Mr.. Randolph, whom rumor had classcd
among the probable absentces from bad healtb, also
got TO town yesterday.
The public understanding, is that the Convention
viii convene at the Capitol about From the
great number Of visitors, and the ravcncus curiosity
which actuaes ALL residents and residents, to seq
the first meeting of Assembly which fills so uiyh-
ty space in public contemplation, apprelend
great rush upon the Capitol We shall not be sur
prised indeed, fnot only the House, but all the ave-
of entrance to it, clicked up with spectators.
Under such circumstances, confusion is like to ensue
and very possibly difficulty Of ngrcss, to the menu
bers of the body, and no legal authority has the
rghtto interpose, take the liberty of suggesting
to the citizens, the propriety of leaving the
the Hall of Delegates unblockaded, as well as the
Hall itself The suggestion we know, is not ncres-
sary to the refectng but such an OCCASION, even
the rejecting may forget to reflect It is to be lame.-
ted that there is public of sufficient dimen-
sions to accommodate all whose laudabc curiosity
venton. 1t is rrinored that the Convention will ve!
probably ask the use Of one of the Churches OF the
city in whichevcnt public curiosity viii stand bet
ter chance of being gratifel.
We regret to learn several instances OF severe in
disposition among the members Of the Convention,
which will prevent several from attending t!5e first
day, and lead to the resignation Of others Maj Da-
vid Watson of Louisa, Judge VIM. a. G. Dade, Of
Prince William, Gen. VIM Mccoy Of Pendleton,
and DR.. Calvin II Read of Northampton are either
i'll, or have been too recently, to admit of their i'm
mediate presence. John Y. Mason, Esq of South
ampton has also been i'll, but is far recovered, that
his attendance is expected in few days. With the
exception of these, and Augustine Ncalc, Esq Of
Richmond county, elected to supply the vacancy
occasioncd by the death of Mr.. Currie, AMI whose
credentials cannot be procured in time, it is said that
the whole number of members VIII be present to-day
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
Tran he ,qlcsea,,r;. P5r,;r, or .

I'FUINI8LtNIS .tND REMOVALS.
d. J@Inp; CaIsqn aat! Samuel Mark to he luspeC-
tcf3 OF tie Port OF Alexandria, vice Joseph iIairss
and iEillam Lanpler, ivlpotol.
II At we're not Ion the principle involved in these
removals. we should say nothing in annonc, tl.on,.
OF the new incumbents hight speak in terms OF
respect aud commentator. Indeed, sentiments
Of personal esteem towa4ds one Of them ceucciaIly
arGvery strong end abiding. Thcy are botif worthy
citizens, and VII, doubt not, e;ecc TIER trusts
O., .ithfiliy and innartially.
oi the removals. regret 80 say, they are in ac-
cordance With the general policy pursued by this Ad
mns!5 ration. no charge has been or can be, prodl-
ced again the dismissed officers. They arc suspected,
We beheVe-or one OF them, at east-cI differing in
opinion with thc Cabinet-that is William Lanpicr
never threw " his hat and shore Tor Gen. JACKSON!
Verify, he mas had l's-2 naisihaeit!-
Tie new Officers of re Customs were sworn and
enleled Upon the d..ties OF tler Office yesterday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

Ep UNAWAY.-Was committed 10 tive jail Of .efers,a.
2 county, tie 18TH day Of May. nsgrD named
SARAH Am WINTERS SIZE ABOUT u year. Of are OF
dark complexion, !cc oGj inches high has faon
thumb she says she born bets Aldc and Teeburg,
and by Rebecca Taylor Of Alezanda The 6F
said slave seuesc to prove property pay charges and take
her away, she will be cold for her a fees asp directs.
1-y3nc THOM\S L,RiEGS. Ih.lDL Loft 90
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

Ep UNAFyAY.Was committed me JAIL OF Jefferson
& = county, the Sil day of May last negro man naned
BILL blacksmith Jy trade, and supposed to belong to a
southern trader lie is very black, has smhug co,cnancc
about feet 10 inches hirh and about 81 year; f5
merly belonged WIN Lite OF tbs county. The owner is
eqncsed TO prove property and take him away will
sold oI his Jail fees IS the law directs
sept f-ly5mc THOMAS GRIGGS Jaor LEFT CO.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

The New York Mercantile savg:-e.Tle nassc,
gers IN the Napoleon from Liverpool state that the
SUBJECT OF the harvest Of the most prolninansir-
teTcs. III England From their own observations in
travelling through the country, and h. oni!Hon Of
many Intelligent they had come to the concG-
SION that the wheat crop would prove oss than usual
The weather < ntinued wet and sic4lny for !: OF i
days after the Napoleon salied"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
D18X R.NNIE,

EEEOPOSALS VIII tee received at tie Dock CGce in this
a Yard the Dock Ono Norfolk, before tic first
day November next, furnishing. and delivering follow
ing described OAK TIMBER ior ate Frames the ask
no II straight pieces FOR tunig and mite. posts feet
square, and 81 To 80 feet long
81 curct pieces for top and bottom rails 10 he sided
feet and moulded 20 inches, AID IS 81 feet ioug.
So curved pieces middle rails, SIDED u inches
and moulded 10 inches, and 55 to - lot long
DO do. do 5nr rails 10 be sided - inches and moulded
IL inchcs, And 80 TO 81 fee; long.
The above pieces ali required FOR pair Of Gates
and s>fs wanted EACH ~ nc Navy Yar' Charleston
.H9ssnd Norfolk, Vegja They be of hest sound
ne Lire Cak, and square edged The Is pieces for rails
to have spring of feet in So radius OF G9i
feet.
Models nf tic Gates may he either Cce md 'hcse
who intend TO offer proposals requested ceainr
Offers may be made for pat tie ho. ofac rtc
either Tor ore o both Docks, wh he prices per cubic fno
stating the Etqd aud the quality of he Oak, well the kind o
soil, and district where j will be procured.
he timber must he during the Wn'er. hcwren the first
oi November and The ri Of March 10 ~ delivered carly net
SPRING and decision uron the proposals w he made ~ 80
Engineer after the first Of November
For further information. applcauoI-
Henry Singleton at The Norfolk Dr.
Paris at tins Office. SfE5
Mary Yard, Chzle5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
NEW NnpE nlARl-.r,s.

The Daily Advertiser of "Wednesday nori,iuo saws,
The statements OF bad weather in England ab6at
Goth August, have induced the holders of flour in
this market, TO require an advance of Twenty-Five
cents per barrc but there appeared to be no djsno
ton, Yesterday, TO purchase at advanced rates"
From IKE N. I. Prizes Current, Sept 30.
tgOar and .Weat.--'Fhc sales OF II otlr on Nondav
amounted to about 5000 barrels, consisting of New
\ orl City at s. 129 cash. Western Canal at IS 1ea
81 IS, common brands; and Virginia, Petersburg,
and Country, at 81 12j 80 25. Yesterday morn
ing accounts hom Liverpool to 26th August were re-
ceved stating the weather in England as unlyoura-
bic Tor harvesting, and some Improvement i'll prices
lolders here III consequence refused to sell previ-
olfS rates, and we heard OF no business BEING done
N Y superhnc bbi. s. i2!; Troy, s. %; Western
Canal, 50 % q . 81
Groin.-Salcs have been made OF - 1900 bush
els Albany new Wheat at 100 cents; n lot OF good
Gencsee at 100 cents, and Parcel Of very sperior
quality at advance OH the latter price. a sale of
! North River Rye made at % ccnts--We know
OF no change in the price Of Corn, but the transac-
! tons nave not been extensive.
| Hemp.-HoldeTs of Russia require MrI!cr prices
and we have no sales to report.
DIED, yesterday morning Nh WIZ X Haaonogr. Of King
han but tor The last I've resident of this cityfhe
friends and acquaintance of the family requested attend
ms funeral from his late residence Rockets this evening at
| half past O'Clock, whou, further notice
IN Charlottesville, on the Is inst Rev. JNo B,HxsrAl Of
Near siauo, the 18Th Sept Mrs AnavDA Dos.t,x, r
o. Ihates T. Dofman ESQ of lexington Va and daughter OF
IN Campbe the 2lst Sept, Mrs SARAH Lrfrvn conso
edPI JACK lleIlWicll IN the doth of her
Al the Red House in Charlotte the 23d Sept Mrs SARAH
fIEsHHAN, consOr Of Allen c. Fleshman, ESQ
Near Bolivar, Tennessee, JSo RrREp1rr Editor
OF the Knoxville Enquirer the 25h year Of his age
TENRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue of a deed oftTu exc.
cuted by tire late Mrs Frances abb decd Of the county
OF Amelia, for purposes therein mentioned which deed duly
recorded in the clerks Office of said county SHALL on the 10Th
day OF October next if fair otherwise tire fair day. proceed
to sell, ON the premises, highest bidder a credit one
two and three years Tract Of Land contained said deed
containing 375 less lying Fiat Creek in the
county aforesaid aud BOUNDED by the lands of Edward
Eggleston, and Pho. r. Barns'er and others.
IEE7ts-A credit viii be given Of one, and three years
the purchaser executing ud with approved personal security
for the first payment and deed Of the 10 secure
the two last payments.
JNO F. MAY Surviving Trustee
sept Ia-1td tdsc Of Himself and Ro K Jonas dec,s.u
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

Letters have been lately received at Chester from
Commodore Porter, positively stating thai he v ii
return from Mexico TO his native country il tie
month or October
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06
Richmond Races, Fall, 1899.

YEYHE Richmond Races over the Tee iii Course.
wall commence Ga lie "a I'Uc=4.y, -y.h & o.
ioDer.) and continue four days - gsuG.,
fKsr DANA match iac2 for $1,000 4 SIDE, b.
tween two colts O.! tried speed naG BUTTON Us tn:
heats. From preyi5.s and Interesting contest.
m"ch Doubt exists to the superiority 81 the ono
the other, and Cous.defal!e eG,; T. exeii-t.
On The same day, s"eepstuae Tor colts I'D lille.
years old, two mile heats entrauce 2DO Urge s:D-
scrihcrs, and closed.
SECOND DAY.-ProPristor's purse &5GQ, two mile
heats.
On the same day, syreepstaae for three years ola,
colts and FLIES two mile heats, entrance SOD; i,'
subscribers, ana closed.
pluRD DAY.-Lockey club Purse, $1,000, G.trt
mile heats.
FouRrs DAxThc annual poatstal,e, $3.50, three
nile heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Kearney Star.
Waxey, Cadmus, and many fine horses 10 trDihi
ing probably greater number than. yer Wgs known
i'll Virginia at any one time
The Proprietor viii be prepared, '-retng'rr, 10
accommodate gentlemen who ugy desire t. stay at
Tree Hill during The races.
Those members Of the Clah that shon.I be HIP bio
to attend the tall Meeting, VIII please forward Their
subscriptions, Us the purses large and the subse
Der bound 20 put them up. }. NJ SELDEN,
Treasurer & Prophet :.
The Editors oflhe National iateIls encev, Fred=-
ricksburg Arena, lntcIligencer pelcrsburr and
l,ynchburg Virginian, requested to publish the
above a week uU!.! the races, and send then
accounts to J. H. $.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

''Rgorm."-A writer in ~ Delaware Journal,
thus speaks of the capacity of Cats the newly ap-
pointed Post Mater at Dover, in that State--onc Of
The Hero's new agents of ''Reform."
He has t1cice in 1cee sent the southern mail 6y
tie northern stage; and, perhaps would have stopped
tae communication between the country north of Do
YER, and the counties of Worcester and Somerset in
Maryland, and the Eastern Shore of Virginia, alto
Gcthcr, had not the Post Masters below, alarmed at
tae failure, mplored him. by letter, to let the south
EN- mail go down to them, by the only conveyance
through which they could hope to obtain it.
II is the practice here as the northern mail
arrives and is opened for those who expect any thing
W The mail to attend at the Post Office window, where
then letters and papers read out. Mr. Schee used
to DO this part Of the business with great correctness
and despatch-bUt it is a matter of no trfing conse-
quence uow for various IT takes more than
thrice lifetime usedto do what is it is abso-
lutey necessary to be the spot you may neversee
communications intended for you For Cats dstri-
butes his letters almost ndiscriminateIy. In one in
stance he gave double letter containing money
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

.0laiuc Elections Returns are in from all but I
towns and plantations, and according to the Oppos
ton Canvass of these, Iuntoon, the National Reput
lican, is 500 ahead Of Smith, tire Jackson Candidate
bot according to the Jackson Canvass, only abou
200. It seems probable that the remaining towns Il
be heard from, will not alter the complexion of th
result and the inference is, that Huntoon has sue
ceeded by small majority.
OF II Senators elected, according to the Kennc
bunk Gazette, niHe are National Republican, AM
eigh Jackson. In three cases there was no election
and the political character of these will depend upol
that Of the Legislature, who make the choice in thu
event of the peoples having failed to do so.
According to the same authority, 10 National Re
Publicans are chosen to the II. of Representatives
to 81 Jacksonans. 1t claims decided majority il
that body, but it is to be observed, that all the re-
turns not in, and that the same claim is set up BY
the other side.
The election has been close and hot, and according
to the Boston Courier, conducted with ga ferociou:
bitterness, and disgusting ulgarity, almost unexam
pied in New England.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

A daring robbery vas recently committed at Sy-
racuse. IN the Weston part of New York. \ ira
velers trunk was broken open whilst at supper, and
$4,000 taken from it. Suspicion fell upon q negro
from his purchasing some jewcry, when the Sheriff
coming and suspendng MN BY the neck, he confess
ed and dsgorged. We glad the traveller has
found his money but not exactly satisfied with the
mode o! discovery.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

Esd. King George, &c. YIN A. G. Dade,f Ely
son Curre,t john 'ralaferro, Fleming Bates.
Gath. Accomac, &c Thos. 4. Joynes, Thos III.
i'ayiey, Calvin IL. Rea.l, Abel p. Upshur.
Maj Natso's resignation caused 10y illness, has been
walded to the Executive. and wr OF e,GSion issued be
We regret have state. tat We understand Jud,e
oade.s resignation, causef BY dieSS. is in tins city.
10 supply the vacancy occsoned 10y Mr. Curres death
Augustine Neae Esq has ten chosen by the District Where
vacancy after the meeting of the Convention the aw
authorizes The remaining deaiio from c District TO IN IT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

Pine Mexican Congress, the 5.h c. Sept referred
therget ola decree, ordering Spaniurds 81 foreigners
of all degrees " descriptions, who had been should
be seized with in their hands, to be shot with
little delay only as might be necessary for the
ministerng of spiritual consolation. Native Mexi-
cans found III the eneny's ranks are to share the
fate. 1t is to be hbped that this bloody Dro et
will not be enacted,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

The New York Cit" Convention, for the revision
ofhe city charter, haye bought their Iabours 10
close aer an arduous Session. The amendments a.
doptcd are to be submitted 10 the ratification oFrcicc
ton of primary assemblies OF the people. We do not
presume that any of the amendments embrace new
principles.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-10-06

MONDAY MORNING, OCT. 5, 1929.

Precious Reform" this!