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Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27


II A Y. Post, ESQ Of New orlss whe
went 10 Grse1a rs sacst for tbs distribution
81 cargo Of provlsicas a4d cls,hinS among
the asffarRe people et that eountry, has just
published an oetavo ysleme entitled a rjst
10 Greece and CoilsrGa:a79pgs II he gear 1928
This work contains mach curicus and eatsr-
tanning information, such asa well,sjueated
gentleman and Perspeaoious Observer would
communicate. It's, On the @ae.a, ersditabla
alike to tie author and to American htera-
ture OF the famous Admiral Nliau "a, Mr.
Po.t says
Il was delighted with {he unaffected sim
plcity and ailabihtv Of che old Admiral He
was dressed in plain liydriote suit OF green
cloth, and lls weather beaten features wore
an expression OF simple foaesty and good
nature, which could never fail to captiyate
and ensure respect"
OF Prince Maurokordatos-
'Ils i. -lmsst tie only man in Greece an
dowed with the necessary qualifications for
managing the affairs of state; and there is
probably no individual who has contributed
60 essentially 20 preserve the country from
rain, an ii The difficult and dangerous con-
juAetnres through which it hiss passed
OF Lord Cochrane, with whom blr Post
became acquainted at p-ros---
Ills lordshipis as indifferent 4 specimen oi
! nobility as could well be produced 3 weather
! beaten and i'll featured countenance, surroun-
dsd by reddish hair ond whiskers, a tall and
awkward figure beginning 10 nc bent by age
and a sloyenly style OF dress, set oil, hewsv-
er, by the manners OF a gentleman, io,m the
personal characteristics Of tliis m.resnary ne
ro.n-.Nat Ga<.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

Ths Montreal Coarsat, speaking Of As
ridiculous farce lately acted by two of Cur
brother editors on the steps Of tie Cspitsl al
Washington, says: Several similar resoa-
tree ss2.e ta<s1 place MINI ti.is vensrasis
Dividing, and as such affairs, gong abroad a.
naong other nations, must affect the ch arac-
ter OF the nation unfavorably, we hope the
good sense OF the people vii call for law
pus shing Severely these eholsris woRla-bs
great men, no violate the shrine of Lsgii~
laton with their contemplate Quarrcls.'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

Humorous Rcrlg--The name Of Tssss
NiRslew, one oil las lorsia Tiers of New Isss
lane, descended to his grandson. The cbstl
was baptized by ths Eav MIR. Gardiner, vic.
in Tie course OF bis prayer, said, 1--WE hesseeli
thes, 0 Lord, that tkis child may inherit ohs
hall shs virtues Of bis illustrious gFandfatss"
Ia after lie. DR. WiHslow related this cir
cumstaHce to the isestisus Cad Hitcheoes:.
who replied, "aDd it IS great pity that suea
Arsos0nahle request was never bat hall srank
cd"
3oelor Lnthrop.-- Dostor Lathrop was
man Of genuine pisty, but nuch opposed 10
the noisy zeal that Eesksth "to be knewn 81
men"
young dlviRs. who was mash gIrsn 20
enthusiastic east ons day said to him. IN
ron suppose YOU have any real rehel1RF'-"
None 10 peas Of VIA lhs saessIsu' FeP'y'
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

L@gga Owe are requested TO iafsrrs
the ruasie, tbat MIR. Joseph Failing iatend.
70 have 80 - slaughtered here t,bqUs ne last
Of Nay, which is supposed 10 be ths largest
in the UAit1d States, measuring ak feet and
six inches Ia height, and thought TO weigh a.
bout 4000 pounds.--E tork DaSEy .4dv
LIfwa, instead OF the Daily Advertiser, had
been requested 10 inform the pubic" tAas
MIR fallihg's OK was sic feos SIZE inches
kjs',, VS. should have requested TO see it'irst--
Ii is oar way-perhsps our fasFatg TO
beiis7s sasb inarvels, snlsss We have ocular
denomination OF their existence As OK ssasaa-
teen and be!f hands hish Shades % tho
snit~delayiAn mammoth, 'tis too Eauchi unless
indeedtfe tailheppensd at ths moment to b.
fourished in ths air, and that Mr. Failing
measured to its tip.l-Edts. NJ 7. ssns
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27
AN AUDITOR.

a ..,s pastv Il, ,Nsis Engi1nd The build
ing Of Bunker Hill Monument has started a
neu party snaoss tbs isdiss IN New England.
Mrs. Hale ia tue manager Of tho in2nsmsH.
party, and Mira Ware OF the snti-mosumeht
party. A dra&asL rustlins among tie bro
rsdss, bsnaGts ana basdbeYss Is tbs eonse
elsase. Mrs. Halls says, that tbs LADIES'
ought 20 ani:h tina monument Ais Mare
ssYs 'no'-thsy should attand 20 thar babies
a. ecr--,.. d.. buildings and pncushiops,
.na LEI the male CREATURES build Il TIE mon
rrscats. Mrs. Ware has tha most reason on
her side-Mrs liala the most fancy. We
ara with both parties, and ell both sides Of
the ogsstion-for wherever woman Is, there
ms,t man be-Rsadi1g Chroa.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

Mr. TAzEwELL, Of this State, has obtained
leave of absence from the L. ,. Senate during
the remainder vi the session.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

Price Of -Four in Baltimore, "a Is.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-05-27

The number Of hands through which a
common table kRife passes IN lbs formation Is
worthy Of beng known to all who use them
The tar steel Is heated IN the forgs by the
maker. and he and the striker reduce It Ia 9
few minutes into tie shape of knua. Iis
then heats a bar of iron or YIELDS II 70 tho
steel SO as 20 form tho tang Of The blade which
goes into the handle. Ali this Is done with
the simplest toals and eontrtvsnces a few
a4oles Of the hammer, III connection with
come tridng noulds and measures attached
80 thu anvil, perfect IN two or three mihates
the blade with lis tang or shank. Two men,
the maker and striker prodacs about blades
in an hour. or ~ dozen per day. The rough
blads thus produced then passes throash the
haads Of ths ficr, who files the blade INTO
form By means sf a pattern IT hard steel. 1t
8nea gees 10 the hafters TO he halted Ia ivory,
horn Sc as noT be repaired, II next pro
eeeds 10 he hnisher, and IS then packed Tor
sale or cHpsrtatioH. In this progresses eve
~ tahia-knifo, packet knife, OF pen knife,
passes step BY step through 40 less tasn SIX
teen hands. involving 40 least l44 separate
stages O ivori.maEsh Ip in the production OF =
tiarlo per knife The prices vary troln Is.
ed. ssr d2zen knives and forks, 20 40. In
tAs IueaHfscturs Of II razor, IT proceeds thfo,
a 3ozeu hands; butt - afterwards snhQittsd
70 the process Of grinding, oy which ths
coucay,t} ia perfected and hne edge produ-
>a1 They are made from Is per dozen to
20a, rNr razor, in which last the handle is
valued al lGs. 3d. Scissors, in like manner,
are made bY hand, ere ev-rv pair masses
through is or II hsnds, including 90 or %
opsraeun. before they aye geady lor sui'A-
Conuon scissors aia east, and when rivlted,
are sold as low as is 90. per gross! Small
pccket knives, too. are east, both in blades
aad handles, and sold at S.. a gross, or half
DenRy each! These low articles ara export
al in vast quantities in casks to ali parts Of
the wsrid-Sautlcrs and trays are also arti-
cles Of extensive production. ana tie latter
are ornamcnted With landscapes, etched 10y
Sheffield artist, on resinous varnsh, and
finished by being dippd in diluted nitric acid
far few seconds or r1Es atas
I.2cesu4t of Sheffield (Eng-l
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
July Dc.

WILL sell in front of my Office. on Thurs
day III. An inst. handsome parcel vi
Hopseho Il Furniture, IN part "a
Mahogany S,de Board
do. Tea Table
do Candle Stand
Sett Large Dining fabies
Bureau
Curtain Bed,ieads
| Work Stand
Looking Glasses
splendid Writing Desk aud Copying Ma
chine
81 handsome Windsor Chairs
9 Large Feather Beds, new
| superior Curlr1 lInir Maiirass
. Carpets and Hearth Rug
large Brass Andlroos, shovel and Tongs and
Tenders
Cui aud plain Glasses, nj every description
A large sei Of Liverpool Ware
! tn Sofa
Splendid Rim and Casiors
Silver Ladies' and spoons
Also. large quantity of Kitchen furniture.
sc Terms al cal.
JollNR. ID. PAYNE. Auct.
Nov, | 2tif
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
THE VIRGzNIAS.
LYNcHBURG. NOV. t.Isso.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

At an adjourned mes.ing Of the citizens OF
Lynehburg, on Saturday The Both Oct 1880,
to hear and receive the report ola committee,
appointed b, former meeting, TO take INTO
consideration the subject Of the most ehicieni
plan Of onenng roads from the to@n Of Lynch
burg 10 different points IN The adjacent eoun.
try aud also the Report of COMMITTEE ON The
subject ofthe most profitable measure OF i'm
proving the navigation Of James RIVER : Atbon
Nc Daniei. Mayor TOOK the chair and u. Il.
Edieg WA appointed Secretary.
I'm H. Rres, E,q from the COMMITTEES on
the subject Of Roads submitted report which
was read aud on motion of Mr.. ,. Clhytor,
was adopted. mem con.
John q Mem Esq from the committee on
the subject OF the James River Improvement,
submitted q report, which was read, and ON the
mntisn To adopt the second resolution consid-
srahir DISCUSSION took piece IN which Messrs.
Cralle and Clayton took parl.
% taking he question, hahihe preamble
and resolutions he adopted = II was carried IN
the affirmative by n large majority.
Ga mo ion OF Samuel Clayton. Esq il was
resolved, that the Chairman take time to Gil up
the blanks for tho several members oil commit
tee. mentioned in said report.
On motion of j. g. Mean Resolved, that
the preamble aud resolutions lie printed in the
newspapers published at Lynchburg, Richmond.
Charlottesville, Fincaste, Charleston, (kanaw-
ha and Wyihe G House.
ALBOS MCDANIEL, Chairman.
ID. H. EpLEY, Secretafg
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

FnAer.--We see nv the ne wspapers that this
irdv dual who some time since purloinr Il n
sum of money from the united States Bank al
Boston, has had his trial, seen convicted, aud
been sentenced 10 fine OF City dollars and
be Imprisoned at hard labor in the csunty
raol for two years. The crime and conviction
Of this man afford salu'ary lesson TO some Of
our would he isshionah,es, md in sholt 10 every
man who lives beyond his Income. tie was
one OF the most notorious supper eivers and
theatrical dashers in the l. terary Emporium /;
kept his horse and gig, WAS conspicuous mem
her of all sporting clubs drove tandem with
skill, ,wirled his quizzng glass with grace, aud
in short acted the man OF ton with as much
sang frod as if he were bred IN the court of
Qusea Elizabeth, and the master of a prince
! Nv fortune. Fuller was doubtless a fe'lnw Of
/ ine taucy and ambitious of making figure
i in the world but he was simply clerk III
banking institution, aud his income, of oonse-
quence moderate His fancy was therefore more
abundant than his means, 81 IN tue indulgence
OF that fancy he was induced TO commit II fraud
which has pntailed upon him penalty and
shsmr. He is not the only sufferer, for his un-
fortunate family must also bear por ion OF
his disgrace. This example is fraught with a
moral u the community of young men who
have entered, or are just entering, upon the
! theatre of lille around us Every man should
! live within his mesnsis precept tha, shoulc TO
deeply studied aud remembered II we look into
! the world, as il is in "a metropolis like this. We
will find hundreds VINO are pursuing Doubt
1 fui a,d reckless course, hundreds who see IN to
take the maxim of the epicure - live whilst
you live. "--without a thong bt OF the future, or
the chances of adversely. live looh into the
records OF our slmshouses and prisons, il
will beseen that intemperence and dissipation
brought on by frequent indulgence in gay So
ciety or idleness, have been the leading fea-
lures in the lives OF their inmates. Nothing
so much serves TO break down the spirits,
and give Us distast. for industry aud close
application 10 cur various pursuits, as pecunia-
ry embarrassmen,s, and nothing contributes in
a greater degree 10 such entertainments, than
the Indulgence Of suy luxury, whether Of APP
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

III tfsfd Or young nen--ibo.s who ar.
candidates fir papi.r tsagafs ss,si reputation -
w..,,iJ do @ea 80 tcsisr iisss ms Inc > beset
ait. len thou aud Compositions ao5 iflats fhe
whrl >. nnslsr ~ ua.tr favorable circumstances,
has troubles enc ,gh ia - path. II shoali be our
study, therefore. 10 guard sgsiast vii Difficult
iles that NAV he The consequences Of ear own
eutrsvasance aud folly, for no psng - sharper
than thai .n,ch i produced by mr. tfri,ctibn
from duly aud virtue. Biekneifs Deieeiof.
Thirty wagons passed through this cry laa
week. IN eompsny. hound for .fesss Thsy
wsre, as ~e understood. i,on the good State
Of Connecticut aud were, no doubt well sup
piled with notions. CineiHn1ii an.
Wondertia yieid-It i. stated IN the Boston
Transcript. that gentleman IN that city has
raised III present season from siagle potato,
froo hundred aud nine Juu groom potatoes. fhe
potato planted was a very large one, weighing
two pounds aud ons ninth, aud was cut into
nine pieces and planted 10 nine hills.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

From he fredericksburg .7reaa. Oei. 90.
Commonwealth, Jon hill Of 'ndicl men' for
VS. the murder Of Thomas
Charles Young Griffin thornton. June
18Th, 1870.
This frial came on last werk before the Sn.
perior Court of Law. for the county Of Caroline
Judge B,ockenhrough presiding, Il occupied
the whole session of the court. In consequence
oi the mclcmency OF the weather tho Grand
Jury did not convene until Tuesday tina bill
OF indictment srni up 10 them was, ~ u short
time, returned n " Trnr Bill" The prisoner
was thru arfaigned upon the indictment, and
plcpied not gully. A motion for change Of
venue was then made by his counsel aud ~
sisted by the Go,nmonwcnlth's aiIo' ney many
witnesses were examined aud alter ling ar
enment, thu court rejected the application. A
motion was then made, which was "tqhi"seed
in nv iha pfosecHtor,i set aside me venue shm-
move nnthe ernund that tho ,oRm oning officers
were nearly connected by blood or marriage
si,h the deceased. - This motion was sustained
nv the conrt-~snd the prosef Nor having taken
tho preeautioa ofhasing two impartial men
onalifed at the last county court ~ sr"cial de-
putty sheriiIs the court directed them 10 sum
mon seventy two good mPn, and true, ny the
nett morning. The whole OF "Wednesday was
occupied ia attempting 10 procure jury
During The day fifty -three persons were eH-
AHMED siK Of whom were elected BY the
prisoner and seven challenged peremp'0rlly-
the balance set ASIDE having formed aud ok
messed an opinion III the prisoners gnlii OF
innocence. The greater part OF Thursday was
passed in procuring The remaining hail OF tho
Jury, which was nj length eopanelled and
sworn. The examination OF witnesses occupied
the remainder nj that dav the whole ofFriday,
4 part III Saturday. About oc.ock the nrgu-
mpni Of counsel commenced. and. nj 10 O'Clock,
L. NJ. The jury rsired and. after nm hour had
ELAPSED, returned with y verdict Of Gully Of
Murder IN HE First Degree
We bnvo never sen more interest excited
by any trial. 10 this interest The high stand'
ing oil the deceased, and the high character OF
the evidence against the prisoner, mainly CON
,ribn,ed. The evidence against him was, 'hrongh-
out, purely aud exclusively circumslan tial.
There was not a single positive proof adduced,
kind, which lett upon the minds of all who heard
IL, stronger conv,ctions OF the guilt OF the at
cused.
The late hour. on Saturday night. al which
the verdict WAS rendered, induced his honor 10
adjourn the codr, until Monday morning. when
sentence OF death was pronounced M feeling
and impressive manner.
The prosecnti,n was ably substantially Car
ter L. Stevenson, Commemorative attorney ia
the Fourth Judicial Circuit, and Festus DIckm-
son, prosecutor in The county court ot Caroline.
The prisooer was ably and zealously defended
by john l., Marye.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

= tlHE subscriber respectfully informs tina
- public thai he is receiving aud manufac.
tnring Carriages OF every description, among
which are the following Coach, Coacbexs,
Cha'iots, London aud New York Bushys. Al
bany Pheytons, Barrnueh. Barrouchee, Phla :
delph'a Dearborns, Gigs, Hunters, &c. and any
Others that may be- called for.
All oriers thankfully received and punctually
attended to.
Repairing done az the shortest notice and on
the most reasonable terms by
II. r. BEACH g. Co.
Oct ID wis
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

PhiLndttphtn, Oci' -.
The case ofihe United States ". X. BEN
nsr. after m able argument by Mr.. Dallas,
Yesterday went to The jury. The verdict was
. GniBg." Mr.. Benner wasa constable he
ser,ed wfif sud ont by Mr.. wilson. boot ma
her. npon q person connected with the Danish
legation, and committed him to prisen--thb IS
violation Of the laws OF nations. Mr. Ben
ner. We presume, will not be all owed TO suffer
much. u D. ods'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
From The Baitimor. American. oci 30.

Liberia BY The schooner Zembncn. Martin.
Al this port yesterday in 80 days hom Monro.
VIA. ihe editor. ofihe American have received
the Liberia Herald Of September u. II cor
taios y number Of Interesting Articles. lhe
c,izeas hclds public meeting on the 9th Az
gust 10 consider the expediency Of exploring
the ST. Psul's Rlyef aud decided on forming q
company for that pnrpose. The general an
nuai election TOOK place ON the Ist September
last. when several NJ the emigranis from Bali
more were elected to the board Of Agriculture,
Treasurer, Justice of the Peace, Librarian,
Register, &c. @r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
WENE les y
DIGGES' OFFICE,

DlGGES' OFFICE,
Lynchbure, Am Nov 1880. !
Drawn Numbers IN the Dismal swamp Lottery,
class No 10. Tor 1890.
80 % u 20 5 30 50 Al 81 &C.
Renew your small prizes ain the splendid
New York Lottery, Extra class No. 3o.-Tne
drawing will be received on Monday, al
DlGGES GFFICE
of Luck.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04
Lamp aud Linseed Oils.
Nov.4.

fiHE subscriber has for sale, a supply OF
= oea Hin'er Strained Lamp OIL. and. also
Of best Linseed OIL, at the lowest Market pr.
ces. Howell DAVIES.
NoY 4
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

GEORGE WILSON - We learn from the
Philadelphia paper. that George wilson. the
Mail Rohber. wns On Monday. sentenced by
tho Circuit Court ofihe United States, 10 ten
years imprisonment. 90 the indictment TO
which he had pleaded guilty, for robbing the
Kimbcfton mail. The sentence on the other
in dictment (for robhing tho Re aiding mail)
was postponed until the neat term oil The
Coud.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

Dear Sir Al Doubt. IS removed. Ihs
direct ..aJe sHn III. b. l,sb Js.,''.es 'e u
ed" sr
The style mi ssntsx irfesistsh'y e""res ~
a. snspsc, fbss this correspondents eha Nv
no other than Dir. Van bHrer.
Aafs5aaf journal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

A LETTER from the Postmaster at shawnee
town. Illinois, snnounoss The painful 'aie'H
sence NJ the death of Hon. John Mclean, one
Of the Senators 10 .congres. ION that STATE
He died on the morning Of the i4ib INST alter
= painful ilnsss OF one week
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

We learn from the Me- York Courier s"f
ras.i..,. thai Es-Prrsideai Nonrste arrised
In tina, az, on Tue.da. isa ffo - his late resi-
d.ncr IN yirrini, aud Thar hs in'sojs 10 make
tina, cit, his restdence At least during the en-
SUNG winter.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

--@~=>-~---=----~~--f-- - -
naapis. y h. !, the kiae. % the Coz 'ssss" ~
4. s.,.a -. sls-ess..dsd ffam me Infonss <'s"
ste.l ile greatest easaHsis.m
Tie ksss aud Pr,ncss lett the nan s"'ns'
,h. .nnssrsunfe1 cries oi Long hsr ~.
hing = aud l.oag live tue FRINGE o' Ut
sass =
A.t-r Ills royal ntssage vas feah. ~
,,t.,.n ~. N-i..iy submits twa qaesfinns
:. the consideration Of the Chamber. name
whr.hrr experiences hsd shsws the necessi
\. nfrexisinr the fndamep,al law :
uhrtber in ihaf case the relation establish.
-, h, treaties, aud The Fundamental law, be.
ts.rn tn Two CREST divisions of the kingdom.
IL, the lromoiion OF their common Interests
rennite 10 b. altered Ia their form or their VA .
,are
The chamhsr then .sdjournsd uli eleven
CLIENT, Sept. -
The aeooant. which we receive from all paris
~ III, Province. prove that order rnn wan
oa,li,. h.ss not yet been interrupted any
here.
\, - s;ognlsr fact, fssys the London eoufi
i..,n.l / nut one which we knew 10 he tiur,
49,, a, he paneni when The application tor
ar,,;s.,a. ~ ,esisic 10 Austria is being made TO
,es r,.,e,ot nv Charles The X. another propos-
- Il ,nde, confederation for marrying young
N.n,lsou 10 one Of the daughters OF Loun
palm and IN such event, Recommending ms
nomination A. King Of Greece, with regency
f.e ,hYee wear. This contemplated polio,
has. however, been kept as secret as posi-
biz
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

~ANTED. "A lad from fifteen 10 seven
w teen wears OF age MS an apprentice 10 the
Coach making bus,ness.-For furiher iniorma
ton, apply to II. Il. BEACH \ co.
Oct o. r.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-11-04

The Kentucky Gazette gives m " Extract OF
q letter 10 The editor. dated isom Wsshinsio ON, y
~hich commences thus.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13
RICHMOND, TUESDAY MORNING. April - 100

OIL wheeding the South-our sapient contemporary
especially, and his Washington and Nashville cor
respondens-face the people whom they oibi.ily
deceived? But they are as bnsly at work again, as
they had entitled themselves to all credit While
zen. jackson is clearly revealing his decisive COM
mitment to manufacturing protection, our ALWAYS
consistent contemporary, is audng him to the skies
and declaring tor his re-clection-and in the same
breath, branding tho American System as Infamous.
and Henry Clay, for supporting this same manufac.
turing protection, SO generously forgiven in General
Jackson as wholly unworthy of credit or confidence,
Were we favorite of the Nine, we would positive
~ celebrate the divine consistency of the Editor of
the Enquirer, in immortal verse! An example OF
such rare and peculiar merit, ought to be handed
down for the benefit of posterity!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-13

kins were elected delegates to the next General Az.
semby, and that on the question of adopting or re-
lectng the new Constitution, there was not more than
three nays and las ayes. From Sussex, we have
learnt, that Messrs. Richard Eppes and Geo. Good
wyn were elected delegates to the General Assembly:
and that on the Constitution there was only iwo
negatives, to about $50 affirmative votes.
Old Dominion.
.Wontgomery.-House of Delegates, WIN. Ballard
Preston 1853, J. Helm 45s, Walter Crockett 3sa 7
Charlton eo6, Robert Kent 1OO Jno. Pepper CT.
"The votes for the Constitution not certoinlv
it."
The vote from Montgomery, shows pretty plainly
how the trans Allegheny will vote. 1t is strange,
this side the mountain should display such utter apa
Thy. In the great county of Albenarle little more
than 500 votes wore taken. Henrico and Charlotte.
did not poll half their freehold strength IF there BE-.
IN fact, desire to Sustain the new Constitution ey
er,ion ought to be made to bring the people in the
counties which have yet to. vote, and ut the Nav
Courts.
= Not in the last legislature