Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-09-04

States; Rufus King, afterwards tor many years aIln-
iser of the United States the British Court and
William Samuel Johnson who did not leave behind
him an America a.man of equal learning in the Civil
Law and the Law of Nations These four iudiydu .
us ""d Elk other Senators had been members ot no
CONVENTION, winch formed the Federal Constitution
though Mr.. Ellsworth did not sign tina. instrument
having been called away before it was completed.
ne was most efficient member, however, IN tbs
various preparatory discussions: and did much IN
procuring the adoption OF the constitution, by the
State which he had represented.
ihe reader may fairly conclude thar the document
hqcstion Is not juhfblc of words, thrown together
without meaning. having object. aud easily cx-
pamod away, asa pompous nullitr-- On the contra
ry'N was composed with grcat care, executed with
uncommon solemnnity, anil doubtless ratified with
ample consideration. 1t has. therefore, solid basis,
ana substantial meaning. That meaning shall be
considered IN Il future number
WILLIAM PENN.
The London Weekly Messenger of tho 10th July,
lconanS article tho ''rOHtinuing eahtrylsS-
mems IN trade, and deciae Rae price ia Sotds,' in
Great Britain. The writer thus commences, in
terms neither pleasant, nor aattcring:--
"Noihng can be alarming feature in the
present time than the constant dtCieIIs,on IN the
set OF ind,lstrj, and the reduction, almost houIly
growing worse ana WORSE IN the great staples OF the
cUuntry.
"iron, lead, copper and I'm and al tho produce OF
our numerous mines, have fallen in price beyond cx-
ample. The priCt. OF wheat, notwithsta ndlng The
scarcity of the last harvest is far from rcnnncratiur
TO the glover, and enabling hun TO pay his rents;
our internal manufactures of all sorts, whether at
ccssity, elegance luxury have become i,ariullv
reduced IN value that the astonishmGnt is-huw the
looms, machines, and wheels, by which those fabrics
arc made, are kept gong by any means. From Maui
chester The accounts are truly apnllngs there are
and have been. 10000 hands out OF employ sluce the
month OF March; and although the capitalists have
greatly reduced the basis of manufacturing there is
no improved demand for goods. Every where there
- ffnn OF, toru
tn: clothing districts. in Leeds, i'm the west Of York
shire; and the same in the hardware towns--Bcr-
nngiian, and Sheffield. There is tire like mnnoto-
nous aspect OF decenson md distress in COLONIAL pro-
nuce, whether imported from our own colonies or
rom foreign states. The produce of the Eas, and
West Indies is alike become Drug and cotton for
nerIy worth ten pence Or fourteen pence per pound
cannot now command SIX pence or seven pence IN
the market.
"ln the mean time, and during the downfall and
precipitation VI prices the country abDunds with
wealth. Never was tl'cre ngrre unemployed cnpftai
or greater abundance OF riches in pritafe hapds-
The stocks are rslng weekly and noney, as ypp.ars
by our city report, X To lie obtained on good bills a,
three per cent Oar fixed upinrun is that the
low price ofgoodS is principally be ascrbcd to our
restricted crcula ion and our obstinate a,h.renc
TO a metallic currency
From description OF tne SIumcse vout rs BY DE-.
Warren.
'The substance bv which they arc connected .
mass two inches long at its uppcr edo1 and aboupl
nve at the lower. Its breadth from above jwnwar,s
nay be four inches; aud It's thickness in horizontal
direction two inches. Orcourse i, is no, rounded
ORD but thicker IN the perpendicular than in
ne horizontal direction at Its lower edge Is per
;clved single umbilicus, through which passed a
nglc umbIllcal cord 20 nourish both children IN the
alstate. Placing my hand on tn sibs ancc which
Will dcnomnate the cord, was surprised to find il
extremely hard. Tn turthev examination this I'd
ness was found TO exist nj the upper Uar, Of tire cord
oniy and to be prolonged into the brea 4 of nov
Tracing 1t upwards, found il TO he constituted nv n
pToongat'on OF thc ensform cartilage If He dernI,n
or extremity OF the breast ne. The breadth Of
this cartilage is an inch and half its thickness may
hc about the eighth ofan inch. The cariiares nm
ceedlnS from each stcrnum meet at an angle and
'heh seem 10 be connected By 'lgamcnt. as to f,r
a JOINT. This joint has motion upwards ami aiso
a lateral motion, the latter opening i'm such CIV
mat when the boys turn in either direction the e.s
NJ the cartilage are found 10 open md shut. 'Tho /
lower lace OF this cartilage is concave; ard under =,
IS ien a rounded cord, which may he TIE remains of
The umbcal cord. Besides this there &c no,bir, -,
narKaOe feit III the connecting subssanco I could
distinguish no prlsatlng vessel. The whole o. tbs
cord IS Covered by the skin 1t is remarkable sronc
selves to he pulled by rope fastened io ,.iti,
exhibiting unC1siness."
singular anccdoe * related ia IIostein's Me-
hoirs OF BOLIVAR which will ~ illustrate
prominent feature IN his character. On his trumoh
al entry INTO Caracas, in the ycnr 1919 Bolivar was
ooFne IN car drawn by twelve beautiful Young ladies
rom the hrst families in the place dressed oicr.u,I,
III Whte' nnd adorned IN the national culors He
stood on the car, bare headed and IN FIJI, nnif,rm
WIN small wand III his hand, and was thus drawn
through thousands of spectators from the entrance Of
the CITY u hls residence. We doubt if there vcrn
ever so nngallant hero before !-.iIavs. Jan,..
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From tie Pensacola Gazette nj mr.. ~.
ARRIVAL OF THE FALMOUTH
me L. D. ship Falmouth, Capt Morgan. arrived