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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17
Sherif's Sales.

nv virtue Of sundry wrs OF yend eSponas to me direct
- $3.50 ed will be exposed to
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17
Indian Queen Hotel.
ALEX AAN,c.AH g9,a?s.AG
HAS taken the stand at the corner of Market and
Queen Streets, Wilmington, Delaware,
sign of the
TNDEArT QUEEN,

xN1LAN QUEEN,
Where he will be happy to receive his friends, and
promises to provide for their entertainment, and
comfort in the best manner.
The stages for Philadelphia, Dover, Chstiana
Bridge, Newark, Elkton and French Town, will
leave his House, all daily, except that for Dover,
which leaves on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Horses, Gigs and Carriages of the best kind, will
as heretofore, be kept for hire
N. B. Expresses provided to travel in any direc-
ton at the shortest notice.
W,lmingrou .March %, 1890.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17

nv y,rtue Of writ OF pend exponas, directed, will
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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17

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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17

FAR.MS 20 BE kENTED.
RNE Farm containing ahon. tour sixty acre lles
in st. Georges Hundred.
One other Farm in st. Georges Hundred contain
ips about four fifty fields of arabic Land adj
Joining the same, on which William haiit resides.
For money or grain Kent. .,,~
New Castle, Jan. 22 1923. 83-lm.
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17
Public Sale,

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y 80 will be exposed to
Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17

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Delaware journal. [volume] (Wilmington [Del.]) 1827-1832, 1829-02-17
New Castle, Feb. Cd 1929.
PUBLIC SALE,

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be exposed TO
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
ARRIVED,


Schr Francis, Davis. from New York, with sun
dries, 20 Otis Dunlop e. Co, l. Ludlam, J ii Nash
and w g. J G. Crane.
Schr Orator, Gator, from Baltimore.
Schr. Swift, Creighton, from Baltimore, via Nor
folk.
Scbr Virginia, Price, from hlcxandria.
Steamboat Columbus, Turner, from Baltimore, via
Norfolk and City Point, with passengers, and freight
10 NJ. Hoins John Euder5, John Clarke, w.
NJ Swoope, NJ. Ansel, Walker 81 Booth, w.
WaltFa Ariel Works, Hubbard g. Gardner, r..
Belt j.. Falcot a. 81 G.. Anderson, Tonlpkins
s Fisher, McNcnara s. Duval, Il. Pcyton, A. w.
Noting, Il. f. IIillard, T.. Higginbothan, G. Fox,
John Vanlcw g. CO., VIM. McCreery, ID. Jackson, n.
NJ Martin & co.. J. r.. Jones Boucher s, Fournequet,
Beers e. Poindexter, WIN. L. Micou.
TIE Columbus passed a slOop at anchor at Goose
Creek Shoals; brig beating down OF Hog Island;
brig at anchor of Goose Hill; barquc bound down
of Sandy Point; a sChr ashore at Harrisons Bar q
topsaii scr. and fore-and aft s=hr Mt Bird Cage;
brig Java of Dutch Gap; hcrm. brig in Wards
Reach.
SAILED.
Schr. Pelican, James, for Baltimore, coal and to
bacco.
schr. Virginia Chambers for Philadelphia, coal
! Schr. Ann Eliza l.. Capt. Crowell, for Phlsdel-
phia, with tobacco and -four.
Sloop Philadelphia, Wells, for Brdgetown IN. j.
! with coal and iron.
/ INV YORK ser, ii IL: sci'r Cen 5aekso'. Smith, fr
RichTcC6
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
FOR RENT.
DRY DOC1g,
MASTER FREMONT,

ENROfOS-AIS will he received Dock Office in ths
Yard the Dock Office Norfolk, before the frs,
day Of November next, for furnishing aud delivering
ing described OAK TIMBER iar taic Frames Dock
No. l.. straight pieces 6r turning, and ,nsis feet
square, aud - tn 81 feet long
Il curved pieces iur S aau bottom rails,
feet and moulded ~ inches, and So 81 feet long
32 curved pieces Tor middle RAIDS hc i inches
and moulded ~ nches, and So to 81 feet long
DO do. do for rails la sided Il !cieS and nou!,icd
10 nciirs AMI 36 10 81 icr lang.
Tie 80 pieces all required for pa Gates;
and is w,ne, each OF the Navy Yards thaest.
.huSS and Norfolk, fjrg,1ia iicy sound
White Lre O, and square edged The p pieces rails
10 have spring OF feet n 49, Ias!is G9!
Models Of the Gates may he either Gicc
who intend To oEer proposals requested
Offers may I've made i pat III, Whole tho timber
either inr hni Docks wii the prices per foot
stating tie kind and the qualify o! ,i.e Oak, kind
soil. and district where 1t will he procured.
The timber must be during the Winter, first
Of November and the St Of March; be delivered carly
Spring; and decision upon the proposals will lc by
Engineer ater the first OF November as possbe.
For further nfona tim, application may be made hlr.
Henry Singleton tie Norfolk Dry Dock MIR Alexander
Paris inns Office i. BALDWIN, Engineer.
DRY Dock OFFICE,
Mary l,nc C2.a,ilyfon .5fa5s
SpDlcinlrr ith.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
COMMUNICATED.
COyHNU.NIC.8TED.
A WORK PUBLISHED, ENTITLED,
PRIESTC{s.4F'T IN DISC USE;


A WORK TO PUBLISHED, ENTITLED,
Prizes TCR.4FT IN DISC USE;
In series yf DiscoUnsEs, p,or, philosophical, and
heOiOgicui.
Dedicated to the Right Req Bishop T*f*&-a truly
trio;ss, beneuoient, and meek Divine.
BY NATIVE AMERICAN.
In which the Author will pledge himself to prove,
TO all but intercste Priests supersttous cnthusa sts
there is at this time, deep and artfu design, long
since laid, and now going on, to bring about union
of Church and State III these United States-to re-
vivo and the Pula1D Jiue htcs of former times
to J"anthnnise this happy Land and bring it I'M
der system of Church government, tending pro-
Guce hypocrisy, weakness, and blind devotion TO
usurping Spiritual Rulers, which must end in the to-
tai overthrow of civil liberty, and entire desruc-
ton of all the rights of conscience and the free
else of all religious opinions and such moral aetiOpS
as do not square with the arbitrary laws and dictates
ofsuch Spiritual GDUeTaUteft and Rulers!
The work will be divided and clas5ed under the
IN general and following heads
LIST Discoursc-The rise and progress ofPr;e5tcrat
throughout the world
Cd 8, 3G-Thc various sClEcrCated Societies and
other strateges tobeget rcvenuesto blind deceive,
and gull, the weak and timid, into surrender Of
Themselves, to entire clerical guardianship, and u
tame submission to pe and perfectly ho|y eeS!es'as-
Ecut reign.
4th g. 5th-The many pcrversons and false inter
pretations the Scriptures to bewder and coIound
the common sense of as many as possible, so rs to
bring about a majority of supCrstltlous IdoatrOas
Priest 0orshiPperS-the only possible means Of sue
cess in population holding the right of free suf-
tragc, accidentally oppressed by of the Lea
ders of the scheme, Will DC shown.
9th s. 7tr--The true Interpretation and right
meaning the Scriptures themselves, as it is behey-
cl they were UNDERSTOOD and inLcH2ed TO be taught
aud Tacticed upon, by the truly humble meek, ond
low1y JESUS; so entirely different from the ostena-
tious show, and usurpcd worldly strength and power
Of modern profcSso,s and pretenders-the only posi-
be antdote and complete corrective 10 such nefar
Gus designs and all their ultimate evils!
The Work viii first be issued in six or seven pam
phcts, of about one hundred pages each, all Of he
size to enable those vino choose to preserve the
whole to have them bound together III one twI
volumes
The Introductory Address will be published in such
other newspapers as are open to free, impartial and
unbiased discussion, of such important and intcres
ting matters and subjects the work vii contain
and will give clear and Ili ricH' critic ch1rac
ter and objects oftlte Whole.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
Richmond Races, Fall, 1899.

'E'ftE hIchinond Races over the Tree Fill Course.
VIII commence on the Sd Tuesday, (20th Oi DC
tober,) and continue -four days, as Usual.
FIRE" DhY.-h match race for $1,000 side be-
tween two colts Of tried speed and bottom two mile
heats. From previous and interesting contest
mich doubt exists to the superiority OF the cne
over the other ana considerable interest IS excited
On the same G-y, sweepstukc fUr colts and Giles
) years Old, two mile meats entrance $500; three sub
sCribers, aud closed.
SECOND DAr.-proprictor's purse. 500, two mile
heats.
Ontle same day, sweepstaic for three wears old
colts and fies two mile heats, entrance $780, four
subscribers, and closed.
TmIRp DAY.--Joclicy Club Purse, $1,000, four,
mile heats.
ForKru DAr.--Tho annual puststako, $3.50, three
mile heats
Polly Hopkins, Slender, Kate Kearncy, Star,
WnXcy, CadnIIs, and many fine horses are in trung
ing, probably greater number than over was known
IN Virginia at any one time.
The Proprietor will he prepared, as heretofore ;o
accommodate gentlemen who may desire to stay at
Tree Hill during the
Those members of the Club that should be unable
to attend the Fall Meeting will please forwa,d their
subscriptions, as the purses large and the subscf
Der bound to Put thcu UP. !. NJ SELDEN,
Treasurer & Proprietor.
The Editors ofthc National Intelligcnccr. Frcde-
ricksburg Arena, Inelligenccr, Petersburg and
Lybchburg Virginan, requested to publish the
above once week until the races, and send their
accounts 10 J. NJ. &.
sent 15-CIOt def If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

Lana G,sd Negroes at 1ucfi0a.
3 n pursuance OF decree of the County Court =,
Henrco, III the case of Adams and OF hers va Car
rington md others, shall, CoInJnssiorc r named
nfie said decree proceed 10 sell, at pubic auction
at INC court House OF the county of Monroe, on
Monday, the 2ist day Of September next one Trac.
OF Land, belonging to The estate of Tabita Adam.
deceased containing nine lsindred and ifey- eioli
acres: about tw" hundred acres are under cu,,yanu
an'i on which, there are several comfortable dwes.
ing houses with the necessary out houses. THIS
property lies within three miles of the Sweet Sprng
anu Is sad to be mountain land of the frs, nnal,.
PERSONS wishing 20 view it, referred 10 MI Jurh
Baker, and Mr. Elijah Wicklinc, residing On H..
premises. " 'S
And on Monday, the cG,h day of the sa.rc mont,
IN INC own OF StnMnton, as commissioner aforesaid
saii SELL at pubic auction, five slaves consis,ins,
"i Two men, one woman, and two girls
ihe slaves will be SOLD tcr ready moncy-t,a lanai
on cFeht OF one and two years, the p,nchaser to-
give bonds with approved security, and deed y
trust upon Inc properly. to secure tie pnrcla.e ,u
hev' Possession will be given on the first ay of Jan
nary next. G. NJ CARRINGr0N f.:n, -
1T--onwInt - =, n-~t':''i' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
RROADROCK RACES

ME RACES over the Broad-Rnck Course will
= commence usual, on the frs, Tuesday ia Gc-
tohcr and continue three days
First Day, Post SweepSiuke far three years old
ist spring. two nile heats, entrance 5000 half forfeit
to cioSt: first September. Subscribers. Richard Ad-
ans. j. NJ. Selden, William Z. Johnson, and Ishaln
Pickett.
Second Day, the Projectors Purse, ,,oo, two mile
heats, entrance sis.
Third Days Rtce, the .EccIy Ciub Purse for $500.
three mile heals, entrance $50. From tie nun.Dcr
othorsos IN training. good sport may ha expected.
1SHAM PCCKET'T,
sept !-w3t prnur,o;or
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
JAMES RIVER LAND
IOR SIZE

: 4 pursuance Of decree of the county com, ,,g
buckingham, the undersigned commissioners. or
one or more OF them, will proceed D ne aya;,,s GA
the outitay OF September NEXT to sell to ;he h;gi
est bidder tract OF land In the lower part of BUZZ
inghain' on James River called .Eount jdu
dred acrcsabout hundred an, fi,ty of '. ti., .
low grounds: good portion oftic igh land is j.,
woods, and is tobacco aht The Whole of The or.,.
ia"d Is Ia good condition, antf papk Of tie bolton,
!ani extraordinarily fertile.
The improvements originally constructed, with I'm
~: To taste umd usefulness viii require some rcra;
An accurate survey of the Whole tract ascertain.
my tic quantity Oh forest AID open in and bor,n,
land will be .sde before the day % safe and MAI
tN'.!D"s Inc results will be prepared lor tie nl;n
Gati0n OF those concerned
given. The commissioners VIII! r.u,,re from ,j "
Chaser bonds with approved security and win rcio.
lien on the laud Till the purchase money b. no;J
one oil The GoiaIssoners viii attend on Ito rrcn
Uses tiic day before the SALE tz t! rGrsc
tho iaEl. '''a
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
GEO. NJ. PAYNE.
". l.. FONTAINE. tdhimiF.
NM. l.. RANDOLPH. sioE2Ia-

aug Y IDS
'rI;USF SiLJI-5y ymiGc OF a dead q; tn,
oy James Unocwod TO the Subscribers, the g2t Iav q.
9eeoe' 1875 AID dF recorded in TIE clci Office OF Han
over county ior purposes therein mentioned we shall nlnc
to sell at public auction m ready mouey, highest der
Oh " ctpeSty' ''e "i sept I;29. a.; Hanover co, hIse
aa'lns \" " o1dsons and others; also foviC sac:
VIZ; Lavy Washington, James Isaac, Almfsfesi o, 80
Lefty; of so much of the above mentioned urprr, 49, i m
sufficient 90 satisfy said rrd and OTHER EXPENSES apT;np Il
same Ahe tile TO the above rro"a'y believed cdsl,
bit The subscribers acting as tusers, will convey on 80.
title as is vested u them. JOHN 'YTER "''! '"tii
sept 3-2ld trtsc JOHN IlfDrp? ( Trustees
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
aterEeota 5a1ea-
THIS DAY..
IA OTI:, DUNLOP C co,

II OTIS, DLNIOT' &. co,
HATS.
THIS MORNING, the 18th inst al 10 ,,.i,Ha
VIII De sold at ctr Auc,ion store, ="
30 cases mems black fur Hats
l., u" iiens and boys black veal do.
:. ..T I,, =, i7,---- o: D. y Co. Arris.
ANi1E SuoScrIu.I vi, sell at HucIInn 80, Ali.
n tue 3lst instant, at 10 O'Clock
100 Bags l4agmra coffee keau,iN, ,rA,.
80 du Havana und Rio ,n 49,"
d do ST. Domingo do
SO do Porto Rico q.
50 hhds Porto Rico sugar
is do st CFnix do
% bbs, do do .scazss
hall chests imperiV!,c
10 lhds whskey
pipes gin
Z do Cognae brandy
so quarter pipes French Madeira Vine
IA half quarter do do do
Withrnany other articles
ID. TIMBERLAkM.
Sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. Co Aucts.
sept ID
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

This Introductory Address will be published during
the sitting of the Convention, in cooperation with
that enlightened Body OF Patriots and StatesInen
who, no doubt, will guard against any insidios ami
masked design creeping into TIE Constitution.
that may subject us, AT future day, DC Priest
ridden.
The Author of this Work, does not object fo-uav.
ne is an dvoaste for the extension OF the right of
Suffrage, beyond the present re-beley inr lat ey-
cry freeman who contributes to the support of Gov
crnncnt and IS bound to defend the country has q;
right to share in making the laws to govern him
self But Inc is alarmed ut the next reut and LEADING
precnson onclaiu of the basing OF representation
entirely md safety, ON free white populations.
He will show. and prove most clearly that this
would give clear and decided preponlcrancc to
pricstcruit, and the "HuY ALLIANcE' of ecclesiast
cal uad governmental CONTROL exactly what the Req
erend d. ID. o' Boston, one Of the LEADERS OF the
Scheme (allued toy means i'll complaining Of the pop-
uation who hold the Right Of Suffrage"
This radical and constitutions! reform, so long, so
ardlotsly and so aiiyiouSly sought after, it viii be
slewn has an awful and alarming fundamental spain
ting (fron eve c0aceaied and Ll;,h TO oDen rie,r
towards another most important subject.
Grant an uaiimlited Right NJ Sufjim~e and base tho
representation OH FREQ white population aio- and
what may not be the dread Consequences to thu EIEv
important Slave holding sStacs (ohish uenyyy sy
rUInd all The rest when the maores shall he thus
constitutionaliy and permanently fixed and the other
radical and purifying process of some of the self creu-
lea 'ef'Stpus Societies may be ctfcctuay apnliedo
May not all the remaining slave holding States be
compelled to follow the Imposing example OF the n,-
entail ON DouiSIon?n And what will be the stu
alton then. even ofthe non-slave holding States thu.
surrounded by desperate, wanton an. perhaps sud-.
denly and entirely loosened black population! And
what the consequent and fearful SITUATION ofthc whole
Uhion, with such mixed and rapidly Increasing i'll
ternal cnenv?
Such day may possibly arrive, and mere we may
look with vain and hopeless regrets, and without re-
lief for the foundation of all It's woul consequences!
but more ofthis threatening final ruin and its rclin-
nary approaches hereafter in the Body OF the Work
All Editors who publish this Notice and the Intro
dictory Address, when it out will receive Tor
their trouble, copy of each pamphlet as it issues
froia tho Press But the Copyright Will be secured
to those who originally print the Work to dcfav cx-
pcses. by THE AUTHOR.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

TAMPICO.-Lctters from Tampico were rcce-
we'd here yesterday, by way of New Orleans. They
mention that tn. Spanish troops in possession Of
the town, and that they had established a custom
house with the necessary officers. Foreign property
duly respected. The brig Matilda. Thomas, Of
Baltimore, had arrived of the port land sent boat
shore with The supcrcargo He was invited to enter
the vessel under assurances this, the change in the
anthoritips Of the town would not present any Difficult
ties to the operations of commerce.
I2nN .1n1er.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
SPLENDID LOTTERY.

Ticket SO. Half ), Quarter so, Eighth l g.
For sale in the usual variety, at the Lottery g. FIX
change Office oF THO Il. BIGGER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

THNIIE drawing of the NEW YORK LOTTERY,
a Glass No. H. will be received TO-.HOR-
ROW, at 70 o'clock. Capitals, $4,000, $4,000.
5000 1000 1908, 10 of 900, o of 500, &c. &c
Tickets $40, shares in proporlion-for sale at ali
the Lottery Offices.
sep I9
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

Ticket $40, Half 5, Quarter so, Eighth o.
in a variety Of choice numbers. Call doors above
the Eagle Hotel. W. PEhRbIhN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
E,reua lie Naiioaai Lnteilianncsr of LEil.Lucsar.

from lie .NdtOnGi IategigcnCcr Of IEcincsir,.
1t Is confirmed, beyond doubt, thar Abraham Brad
ley las been removed from the office of Assistant
Postmaster General, ami that Charles X. Gardner
for seine years past Clerk in the General Post OF
lice, has been appointed i'll his stead.
We do Mt believe that there is single indiyd-
ual III the United States, possessed of common sense
and ordinary information, and uninterested in The
event, who will l0ar of this reform without re-
greet. OF the personal character of the removed OF
iicer, u" man Is base enough To asp syllable he
preli'Ilce Ills public services nave been coeva
with the Post Office Establishments which he has
been Instrumental, in eminent degree in building
up To lis present magnitude" and present Tor rather
its latr) responsibility and public utility.
Already public coiitince il the Post Office has
bccn predicted that it would be- greatly d.
mnished, by its beia@ made mere party engine
We should not be surprised. such is the revolution
Is undergoing, II the machine already pcrceptiDiy
deranged should cease to work at ALL
Tins prescription cannot come To good. 1t is
hateful i'll itself, ana fatal to tie character OF the
Government.
brought hanbills from n Suffolk Bank mt Boston Of
fefng reward OF $500 for the apprehension of John
Wade, and the recovery OF $500, " lich had been
committed to him by the B'nk, under the impression
that he III he employ Of The Providence Citizens
Csrach Go. S2.IOO of the money iii notes of the
Providence Banks. and Of this about 5000 was of the
u S. Branch, and $500 in new notes of the Provi-
dence Bank. About $4,000 in notes OF the 9TH
er Rhode Island Banks.
Wade is about Ave and half feet in height ab+lt
% years of age,bas fresh counteuance large full
eyes and black hair. His dress was dark olive short
Coat, with pearl buttons, aud blue puntaloons.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

30, 46, 80, n, 81, 30, ST, 40, 6,
A re the drawn numbers i'll tie Dismal Swamp
IA Lottery, No. 81.
Several handsome prizes obtained at my lucky
Office. Holders Of prizes well rs others, are re-
questcd TO call and take chance in the NEW YORK
LOTTERY, which drew yesterday. Tire drawing
will be received OH Saturday next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18
Land and Negroes 0f -I,,1;oo

Sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN g. TO Aucts.
sept 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-18

Schr Francis, Davis. from New York, with sun
dries, 20 Otis, Dunlop e. Co. l. Ludlaln, ii Nasl
and w g. J G. Crane.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01

We republsh the following from the Georgia Jour
raj that readers may have opportunity oil hear
ing both sides. We repeat that we d;stan to ;a2Ac
It's party question. AUDI ct altcram par
,am' Shall be our motto, and we will not suffer our
or;ncns, however iccisivly made up the subject
- iaii renee iii this CONTROVERSY. We also rcpub
:sh a paragra ph from the Western. Caroli,.ian
Some idea nay be formed o. TIE justice the Indians
likely receive, from The concluding suggestion
of placing them TIE footing of slaves in courts of
instico. H.sny them-the- giving evidence, q
they arc at the mrrc of any white scoundrel ruff
fan who may choose 70 rob or murder them. Upon
this we should think there hardly be two opll-
tons. There Is no pretence that the Indian is TN
worthy of belief on oath, the contrary those hest
acquainted with the Indian character well know that
they are scrupuously veracious, and More orthy
otbaliefthan the lower class Of whites. The motive
Is far different and Coolly ayowei. II is 10 compel
the Indians to relinquis the lands which cannot now
lagaiy be taken from them Oh shame where Is tlv
blush,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-09-01


kentucky. Pa,ties--Thc following information
respecting thestate of parties in Kentucky is copied
from the last Lexington Reporter. II aceords Win
sI the recent Information which we have received
from that State.-.Vat Int
'Somc OF our contemporaries have cIassed th.,
members elect to the Legislature aoreesbjv 10 oh
party divisions. This rule r.y prove erroneous.
farly questions have materially changed since the
election III 1923, and new parties will DC formed No
pew questions arise. All tia therefore can yen
ture to state on this subject is that in both bronbe
% me next Legislature there will be maiorities OF
those who never Jackson Inen--tIese Yoaiorife
VIII be increased by the addition Of those who hayo
been Jackson men, but disapprove of The course os
prescription and the injudcious appointments of tb
Administration by those who never have Ipl.udei
70 support General Jackson for longer period than
ono and by those Who love their country more
than their party '"''0
We arc happy To have it ID our power 60 ,,,.,:-,
inc Editor OF the Richmond Enquirer who drcsGs CIR
praises ana good opiBioD,-for we think cvntcnut,-
ousiy OF ms understanding, and still more contcnpt.
uo'sy "i t principles, as both displayed IN that
-'''"-+ .Fev PoTS -Gmey .eqo