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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

O Shimci! would to heaven when thou vast siam"
TINT all thy family had been slain with thee; anu o
ono of thv resemblance left. but We have multiplied
exceedingly, and repenished the earn; anu :. p'o
phesy rightly, ye will in the end subdne II:
There is not a character in the world winch mas SO
bad an influence upon the affairs OF it, this of Shi
mel; whilst power meets with honest checks and the
evils of life with honest refuge, the world willn
be undonc: but thou, Shme hast sapt 1t at ootn ex
tremes for thou corruptest prosperity, and tbs thou
who hast broken the heart Of poverty ara .ong as
worthless spirits can be ambitious ones, tits charac
ter shall never want. o! it infests the President
tho camp-the cabinet. 1t infests the church-go
where you within every quarter, IN every ProiessioIl
you see Shmci following the wheels otthe fortunate
through thick mire and clay. 80,
Si!iimei is the barometer of every mans fortune;
marks the rise and fall of it, with all the variations
from scorchng hot to freezing cold upon his couhtc-
nance. that the smile will admit OF: is a cloud upon
thy affairs?-sce-it hangs over SINNERS brow. Hast
thou been spoken for to the President without sue
cess? Look not to the list Of appointmentsthe va
cnncy is filled up in Shimeis face. Art thou in debit
though not to Shmei. nIatter-the worst officer
of the law shall not be more nsolent.
What then, Shimei is the guilt OF poverty 50 black
lis it of so general concern, that thou and all thy
family must rise up one MAN, to reproach it? When
it lost every thing, did it lose the right pity too:
Or did he who makoth poor as we'll as maketh rich
strip it ofits natural powers moy the hearts and
supple the temper of your race: Trust me, yc have
much to for; If is this treatment which 1t has
met with from spirits like yours, which has gra
dually taught the world to look upon the grcates
of evils and shun it the disgrace. And wha
is it. beseech you-whatisi it that will not do t.
keep clear of SO an imputation and punishment
Is it not to fly from this, that he rises early late take
rest and eats the bread of careuness? That he plots
contrives swears, lies, shuffles, shaves puts al
shapes, tries all garments, wears them with this @
that side outwards, just it favours his escape.
This is not all. If thee publishes this, the rest wi
be sent at another time, IL desired.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
The Brook Tavern is for S,lc

w III be sold to the highest bidder, on the prt,
.o muses., on Saturday,te first day of May next.
ne brook Tavern, with ninety Acres of Laud NJ,
tached lherco This properiyis situated at the hcuu
Of tn, Inc Hsoo Turnpike mime Jately at The junction
universally been acknowledged to br, one nctbe ~,
nsai,hy situations in the lower country, and sa,sa AZ,
aairaoie situation fora Public House. 10 Which a,r
pGse 1t mas generally been applied TIosp psrsons
the ~ p"rcnaSe' arc requested to call and view
aOie price will be allowed FOR young negroes in onrt
pay iof the above property. Possession to be eyen
on the first day OF October next So"
,1 aflo efnns VIII be as follows one fourth of tile
purchase money TO be paid on the first ,lat af
per next one seventh of the remainder or the first Jay
0, January next, and the bnlance in six annual nav
'"ehls. Jas. K. HAWKINS,
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MONSIEUR TONSON

w - stand tie ensuing M Tree Hill non, Pit.
III InnN va His season commence lie, Felr,,, -,
a"W Ni"na'e t 3uy He will no LOT IN mares 81, IN
o0hats e season. Which may be DISCHARGED y The ma
O "o'ars WITHIN the snao1s Mares can lie insured N p,
"oidIS ole dollar 10 the groom IN egeey case
Every desirable arrangement has bean made 10, the ,co
mediation 0, qidrc TO this lrurse They will I've ,,
gratis well fed yhh graiT required % cent, per Gsy I'D
stalled in all bad weather. F''':' ""9
One OF lie subscribers win give his constant ,r,souI
ton 10 mares nj order That they may returned TO their
e ~ sood onon we cannot Nc responsible for accidents
Or escapes bat viii use every exeriion TO p,eyept iof
N0Ier Ionsoni beautiful bay fifteen hands thee ich.
bigb yi DevS ess, main and tai se Is iaely proportion,
ca, exhibiting beauty and power throughout, his inr is
po appearance and performance equal, If not superior
10 any morse on the continent His coils are NkeIv ami l.,
HSp esghoduon THOMAS WATSON
Tree Hill, Jan %. ~, :,
Il virtue OF decree Of tie of King g. )esr c,
sHt'ng as "A court OF equity, the suiscril,cf a ro,g'
CT gI he purpose appointed will sell TO The hiyI,ss t "
tsduy ,nmey ON the premises on rresd,v the ,o,, H.,
tp Iooo irc tract ct land, Of which Andrew Wilton ia
SeKeu 6nd possessed situated in Kinr g. C,gccr 80,
~ uea IatKson The decree was made in cansc ir ,i
yoncs' adfor Sc, of Franklin scott Is conrua;ra
"si"'s' I'VE "eiise Of Andrew Wilson, decd deis f"''
F. 6 t,.,.. CiIAEtdtS HlTT.
i;, ~ an authorised by Mr. Taos Joocs TO saw tha, ia
psv,iIs q, N ne P".chanf, bond with good sscur,,
i've ,n hn' oi twelve months, from tre day Of sale H.,
co., % sale, except much as lyl ,.ay Inc cos. 4,
60 % expenses attending ;r sale tic on 10 carr intere
nom tie DAY OF sale. ~ - i'',n's'es'
IL st
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
FoR THE WHIG


Messrs. Editors: Amidst the strife and contention
of Presidential controversy and the bitter person
alities of Convention and antConventionists, permit
me to call your attention to an approaching STRIFE
where generous feelings alone predominant. Inc
proprietors of the Tree Hill and BroadRock race
courses now busily engaged N erecting additional
studies for the horses already arrived, and
expected Whether Virginia has or will sustain 1.-THE
greatest and the best''-whether orthodox or dere-
i6t, Ene is now at home. Let US lay aside, TOR the
present, the lucubrations of Campbell, the person
allties OF Cooke, ard the changes OF DoddrdGe. All
parts OF the Old Dominion need a calm and respite,
Repose is as necessary the mind as to the body anu
the approaching races will furnish opIate to Jack
sonites and ADMINISTRATIVE hunters successful ana
unsuccessful Those who want to WIN ISopev can
try it, and those who want to lose it certainly be
accommodated. Old Virginia is about to put fcre.'
her tohole strersfh-such show of horses has not
been seen since the golden days of racing-and
whether Calhoun or Van Buren, shall be dstanced,
is tre compared to the of Slender, Kate Kear-
ney, Sussex, Polly Hopkins, and host of gallant
steeds. To mountain lads and lowland lasses-to
North and East, South and West, the hand of good
fellowship is extended. Tree-IIill and Broatl ROCK
che ensuing weeks, will furnish pleasure and ansdse
n.eHt to the gay and the young, and gratfoafioh
the 3D. IN witnessing their enjoyment. 1t is supposed
that sixty traincd horses on the field and
more will arrive than be acccnmodateG.-An,
fcnortunty is presented for manly enjoyment 10
the nou,; amusement of courseracing, and he who s
so dIl ne NOT IN receive pleasure from the sight of
pretty woman or morse Iana sun pore wIe,i
both welbroka to the e s'sa
one is p,;niSteG enoug,l--ony to .. ~ IT, 80.
races at Tree Hill commence the 4t, 80 III
April, and Broad Rock next Tuesday, ard " 49,
Messrs. Editors oblgc subscriber to both, by TAXI.
as much space from Hill, Kendall and Duff Green, as
20 spare space enough to inform your pat rons how
much good cheer and good spart may be expected.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
spare Mr.,
80 'oat al VIR GINA ELECTIONS.
s7'ay-n~~-For the Constitution 90 against it $780,
Drlf ,rnfcs Smith o, liz

W7TnE G. H., April 10. 1880.
6eniienen send you hs result, If FIRST DAYS vote in
our county, on the question Of raying rejecting TN, new
Constitution We hope 10 add least hundred 10 the
present majority This is the counties in the Sou,b
west which Il supposed would acquiesee IN the provisions
oi the new Constitution. The East ovcrpoer US Inn, e
assured VIC will struggle 10 the last. Yours &C
562 20 ~ " ''s 0''-n'JoF''y
For ,ne House Of Delegates Jno. A. Sanders 400 CHI. r
Crockett $50, John Stanger 2}f ~ us -
You may form idea of The Eseincs of mn, roo,
state as fact, tat, Of the oriyone yoies GIVEN f
me Consmutlon, ouly two given Ivy non.IrceolJers
my WIN Tie exception Of those two vsed assns,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
To THE EDr7oR OF THE WHO.

THE OF THE Wu1G'
sr: have observed III your paper of this morning an i'
~ WIN regard to the manufactory of SALT auawa
"orKs Nhe'her the gentleman wishes know n or
duat product, he does say. state for nfoinaiit
that the annual product of those works 92 bushels 80
IDS to the bushel) Any quantity almost made the
g'on OF those works. the country beng hundred miles
tent along the river where the abouns. The other salt
works in the State Abingdon, situated in rich val
ley, containing about 500 acres belonging Gen. Francis
Preston, and Kings The works rented by COL
White who makes and eels from hundred hundred and
twenty four thousand bushels annually, and threeod
quantity might be made from the of we'll if the de-
n,and OF the county required the supply. Il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

TT1pderson's edgewood.-We have seen lat Mr.
7. II Drew'sih this city, description of earth
enware, possessing superior qualities, 1t is tho in
veniionof Mr.. Henderson, Of Jersey City, near New
York. uniting the hardness Of FLINT With superior bcau
ty, and wonderful chespncss. 1t vas discovered we
understand, by great perseverance, We recomrncnd
examination to those who desire handsome, and at
lie same time aI,nos: ndestrncfble ware
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

-ct Trom frs JoV?ual IF he Coareaiaa.-.Ja,unru
,as npH ri then moved sde the third
sscion of The draft Of constitution as reported by the
seeo, Come ea.h He eJ no,s,e IT. god
shall cons. Of one D tie to he chosen annually for and by
snch IF he covue, oC tls, COZ onwea; delegate be
chosen for and by the bor9 Of kfok and delegate 10
he chosen for aid Ivy Of the towns Petersburg Lynch
buTsb Winchester and Wheeling. That whcS'eT Inc Gene
raj Assembly shall create county, such county u elect
and choose one delegates but county shall I've hereafter
created OF less territorial tan 500 square miles
population than 1900 persona"
fhe question not taken directly this resoiu iion the
House refused TO strike the section to make way for
proper TO add, by way Of explanation, that many
the gentlemen who voted favor of striking o the third sec.
uon or General Gordous apporonmen voted in tie; man
ncr not with view Of inserting lieu Of judge Summers
plan nut on which they thought preferable General Cor.
spare Mr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

~ The news frcm France will be found of int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20
To THE .EpIroRs OF THE WuIG.

To THE -EDIToRs OF THE w HIG.
Friend: / send to thee and thy partner short
ssrmon:-be not alarmed-read it. There is no fear
that thee will rot like it. Whether thee ana tny
IS doubt fear ne and hee are ouch gwen to
such reading. Many OF thy subscribers VII. doubt
lees recognize some of the features of an Oh! nc
ouaintance- end think him least rs agreeable, II
not more edfying than the Country Boy and pettish
Junus-Read this sermon, and believe thee will
not only publish but call it the particular notice of
sby readers.
Thy friend and reader,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

rs The debate on the Indian Bill was cps:inucd in
the Senate on Wednesday, by Mr. For: 9TH. The H.;
of Representatives chiefly engaged the Bufia-
10 Bill and on proposition to reduce the army, In
which they came to no result.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-04-20

~ Ga Wednesday, we are informed by the Nat.
Intellgencer. motion made in the Senate, to
RECONSIDER the vote rejecting Isanc Hills appoint
ment Second Comptroller of the Treasury. The
proposition was negatived. There is therefore, no
alternative for Isaac, but TO wend his moody way
back to New Hampshire. The situation of Hill is
well calculated to ,oduac sympathy; but what sym
patty does the ;ted slanderer deserved. None;
andit is defrauding justice to give it. -
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Edinburgh Review, Number I0O.
JUST PUBLISHED

COof fC6LfSfED.
IONTENTS ART /. Lectures on the p,,
- losophy Of Modern History. delivered in tbs,
r. |. A
2. Mahomedanism Unveiled: an iooo;,v in ,,.;..
that Arch-Hercsy, lis diffusion and continnunce nro
examined On a new principle, tending to confirm Tn
Evidences, and aid the Propagation, of the Chris.
oan f1'h: TIL by .he Rev; Charles Forster, B. ..
Whitby
9. Storia della Economic Pnbblica in Italia. DE-
III. Journal ola passage from the Pacific TO Tho
Atlantic, crossing the Andes in the Northern Prov.
inces OF Peru, and descending the River Msranon. a.
Amazons. BY Henry Lister Nav, Hout Rovpi
~. l.. Monument Etruschi, o di Etruzco no,,a.
dIsegna'i, lncisi, illustrate e ~Publicati tal- Cayelhr,
francesca Inghirami.
?. Die Etrusker. Vier Butcher. von Yar, c.F-.o5
Muller. tThe Etruscans in four books, By K. @.
Muller; an essay which obtained ;ho Prize from the
Royal Academy Of Sciences at Bnrsn.)
V. Memoirs of the life and t,mes Of PANEL F,,fs.
containing a review of his wr!tirga, snd his on,n,,p.
upon a variety of important riatte-o. civil .-5 nc.
clesinstical. BY Wake Wilson. sgq. Of IN, Juue,
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vi. Case ofthe sugar dBt:rs; vuts proofs and ii.os
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Athens. Cyprus, Syra. Slexxady4s; Malta. sfeity.
Italy, IstIis, Carno!a, sud Syria ae Seyt Csprls.
Coiville Rrarkland Il =
?. Travels IN Turkcs, Egypt, Nubia, and psi.s
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3 Narrative ofa journey from Constant,pon,s e.
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an account ofthe present state of the naval and mill
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Pire. BY Charles Maofarlane, Esq.
VIII. Remarks on the spirit du,ms.
TX. A dissertation on the course and uoba h,e t.,-
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Donkin, G.C.H. K.C.B. and P.R.S
y. l. Organon der Heilknust Won Samuel Hahn
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2 Die chronisciien Krankheiten, hire eiaentbn,,
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XI Sir Thomas Moore; or colIoeuies ON the -.
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

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ap II Bookseller, Richmond
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Books and Stationery.
CeuDer fbon ,yS,tnI

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WILLIAM g. MARY COLLEGE.

HlIIJlhm " NAN SobblCpHs
,BsHE Summer Examination OF the Glasses in this
L Institution will commence on Monday. the 28th
inst. ard terminate on Saturday, the Sd of July. pa
rents, Guardians. and all others interested 10 The In
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ORDER OF II EXAMINATION.
Monday the 23th inst. School of Ancient LanguC
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Modern Languages, italian and Spanish)
Wednesday the 3~0th.--Senor Political Class, Che
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Friday the 2nd.-Phlosophical Class. School of
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Saturday the Sd Junior Mathematical Class.
G.. De La PENA, Sec'ry.
Phc Visitors Of the College of William & Mary urc
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held nj their Council Chamber, on Monday the 9Th Of
July next, at which time they are must earnestly iDvi-
ted TO attend. RO MCANDLlSH, Rector.
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