Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-06

4 SUBJECT. Will not Mr. Walsh correct the msrepre-
sentation? Will not the coalition prints do so much
Justice to commodore Randolph" as to disabuse
those readers whom they have deluded by the publ
cation OF "Appomatox!" And who is this Apo
matoM Will Mr., Stone say! or if he will not ex
pose his correspondent will he not compel HIM to
make the amende honorable 10 a calurnnated polti
cian and to an abused Public? What is this .'hon
orable source'-thls "honorable man, "who in
the brighter age OF the Republic, stood high
III the confidence and councils of his country?"-
'Counctts of his country! Who can this be, that
thus shows off his worth and would give ius-
ire Ito the brighter age of the Republic" by either
eliminating an absent man or heediessly circulating
misrepresentation about him for which be has no ad-
equate fUundaton?"
That certainly Messrs. Editors, must be deemed
an odd trait of human nature, winch makes it most
memorable, where, priori, should expect itto be
most lenient-namely, In cases where has itself
sinned Qhe lar cannot excuse the liar-a coward
hates coward ne drupkard has no charity what
soeyer, for another.0SYour slearaed cotemporary,'
is exceedingly indignant nay in very towering pas
slon at the Coalition Prints for the publication of
CERTAIN piece called Appomatox, charging the Rus
sian fienpoientiary with assuming to take command
OF the Concord "Wno TINS Appomatox' Will
Mr. st NJ Editor of thu NJ Y. Commercially say?"
hew. Messrs. Editors-wfien read the long string
of questions which follow these certain others that
nave heard asked thousand times, forclbly occur
red to me w no the author of the EAST
ROOM LET FER! Will Mr.. Richie sag Wiu
he! VIII tie tell the '.honOurabe source whence
that letter proceeded? The author of that letter, if
am not mistaken, was announced to stand high also
In the councils of the country.
Appomatox may be fase-it very possibly is So
but for Henvens sake let MIR. Rltche be SO hard
upon the publishers of false news, take much
pains TO degrade himself by fawning and cringing
a man, who IS known add to xpress for
fttn1 the most unqualified coL.empt-usIng him when
Ills services Or those vi his paper, necessary
MN, and rewardng the most asslduous pains to
qulre The honour of his aid approbatlon with
The most whitening indifference Your Spaniel how
ever after all Is the dog for keeping fat do not III
the present case speak literally. CLINTON.
Extract ola letter receiver by gentleman in this
city, dated Georgetown, y. e. ] ly RI, 1880.
Il regIe TO add that death, i'll It's appalling
forIn has made Its appearance In this town and vlcn
ity. 1t seems to be confined to the aborlng classes
IN general, but more especially to the emigranis
working on the canal It's approach be pre-
ceded by species Oh wild delirium IN the subject,
which holds until the body sinks from exhaustion, &
after few hours continuance In thus CONDITION, the
spirit departs from us mortal tenement; shortly after
death the corpse takes dark hue, and becomes
~ black. In the Roman Catholic graveyard, have
been informed that many IA have been inferred
IN one day; and member of that denomination, was
told by one of the clergymen, that he had visited,
within twenty four hours forty different per and
administered IL each the comfort of religion. There
Is another clergyman OF the per also
constant attendance. The abourers are chiefly
members of that Church. The disease is not always
fatal; there have been several cases of recovery.
II, represented by the Physicians that so far rs
regards the native citizens, the town never was
healthier
FIScAsFLE, July 80.
Abner Martin was brought before caileu Friday
last charge OF passing Bank intent
defaud, and after patent investigation. during which
number ofwInesses examined were unan,-
emandng hun for further trials Superior
in September
Couse for - Commonwealth, Fleming B. Miller, Esq.
For the Prisono James Rsque, F. Rsque, John r.
son and George w Wilson, Esqs.