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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

of that pap, which but yesterday they denounced a
baneful TO the American press, before it had time L
bubble in the purifying alembick of the great potica
Doctor, my charity and credulity arc taxed bcyon,
cndurance.
have not heard what is the amount of the Fay
etteville champions bill against the firm at Wash
lngton. Probably he has trusted to their liberality
like Cuty when he gices his master basket of eg gs
with the confidence of receiving more than an euu
valent but it is said the knight of Salisbury has spc
cihed ms demand; or in other lords, has complied
with the reformed regulations OF the shrinking Sec
retary, and reduced his proposition TO tcyting. II
reads thus
cdr The greatest and best of men & Co.
To Editor of The Salisbury Carolinan'
Dor services rendered from 1898 to 1923, inclusive
one Navy Pursers Commission.
fiease pay the above to my order, and this shall be
your receipt"
was surprized to hear of an old back. woods land
ubber, making application for .Napat Commission;
but a gentleman from NJ G.. informs me, that The an
pican is very ambitious up-ioohiag little feilo,o g.
wishes to march upon the mountain wave, in quest
fsome adventure in arms, that may Mace him in
the fashionable hghroad Quere, Rail Road.) to no.
itcal preferment!
The thought instantly occurred to me, that, in all
probability, ci-devant Judge Cooper had gone over
to the enemies of the sAmcrican system" and Amer
can union, for the same reason that induced the
weud-be purser, to barter his goose-quilI for sal
lors dirk. The Judge first tried tho old Pennsylva-
mia hobby: he mounted accoutred for important
expedition, and for while spurred harder than the
truly honest and interchangeable Matthew Carey: but
discovering that his hobby rather slow for one
of his su6iimated views, he went to Columbia hoisted
the bloody flag mounted the war-horse, and is now,
as some suppose in fair way TO become Dictator of
new Southern Repubc, unless the "greatest and
best, little disposed
"Io brook the double reign
Of Harry Percy and the Prince Of Wdles"--
should cut short the career of his rival by means
of the famous ed section. From late Southern pa
pers, appears that the great expounder of laws
the unequalcd decon,poser of gums, gases and gov
ernments, is now trying series of analytical and
synthitical experiments which he thinks will disco
yer to him the latent elements of political sys-
tenn, and enable him to compose one, more conso-
nant with his transatlantic notions ola perfect Com
monwealth. The caldronis now in full efervescence,
all the ingredients are thrown in and from the well
known skill of the great e1perimenter-a aided as he
is by the new Southern lights-no doubt can be en-
Srtained, that the forthcoming Cooperian constitu
ton,
"VM riral all, BoIlvAns 5eloiu."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

have advanced them For there are other Respectable pero,-
who concur in stating their opinion, II the West had
held out some portion of the eastern members have
yielded, ultimately From evidence and dec before tho
public tappears that such the opinion of Col Mercer and
one of delegates in the last Legislature, was an Oh
server The proceedings of Convention
We are willing that the public shall judge whether we
nave not addced positive and Respectable evidence
Gorooofaed by strong circumstances the avowa
e acts dvused in the paragraph in paper of the 18Th u
We regret this controversy, which is every way
Improbable.
u We look with some curiosity for the Poem in
Juan's slip shod style, which correspondent saws
he has in hand, celebrating Lees famous mission to
Algers, and of which he has favored us with stan
"a or two.
VI
"Then sing the mighty Heros lately sent,
Consul or as some have il Plenipo,
To Aleisrs, by our reforming Government
A better in his line, let Moslsm show,
Inclusive of that Chief who went
Some fifty or an hundred years ago,
10 Ensand--in the samecapacity
And frightened all the maids by his audacjty
But stop awhile and let me tell my creed
CTS an ispertan, matter in these day y
For who will my unlucky pages read,
III chance our politics tend different
fbink you fIginias sons so vile indeed,
AS to bestow ON foes, the smallest praise.
Or tolerate one Who's agains, Old Hickory
And does not speak IN rapt,ires Of the victory,
lhen go be brief Pm wholly for the Hero,
And only wis.,! he'd spell a little better;
And didn't quite much resemble Nero
take for gospel all the East Room letter.
Though some say lis author is but Zero
(Or rather worse than Zero,) all the better,
For I'm determined to believe right
And that's enough for any Heroite
TX
went in mourning when the Heroine died,
And in her virtues was firm believer
always thought her learning lclied
In that strange tale bout "kickng off The kiver."
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

DIED-On Saturday evening, the 13,b instant Roprar
kENEDv He was an officer in the Company of Volunteers
raised in this city, III the year 813 which under comma
Of Capt Booker served upon the Northern and
forwards of the Rife Corps attached to the 18th Regiment,
( which he continued member, until after The peace
The surviving members of those corps, will bear testimony
to his good conduct soldier which acquired him. tie
confidence and esteem OF those with whom nc served No
pe3dence
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

MARRIED, last evening, at the residence Of
Fleming James, Esq in this city, by the Rev VIM
Miss FRANCES WILLS ARMSTRONG, daughter of the
late Rev. DR.. Armstrong of New Jersey.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
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TYILs DAY.

TALS DAX.
by OTIS, DUNLOP & co.
GROCERIES ar .4UCITO.N.
On TUESDAY next the 10th instant II O'clock will be
sold, principally without reserve, close consgnmens
Hhds. ST CTOix Sugar
do Nluscovad1 90
20 bags Rio coffee
~ do old white do
3 hhds. moiasses
I do syrup
do rye whisky
t Me[ceS Lamp Oil, warranted Best winter strained
90 boxes Of 10 lbs. EACH excellent imperial and guupo
10 do hyson do
of Tyson in canistors Of 2bs. each
SO boxes candles, tsloW
81 DO do sperm
$50 do soap
do buIisione
80 do chocolate
13 do 8x1U} ,,,ndo,, ,1.-ss
II do 10x12( "'""o" ee'S
20 do buiu5
80 cases shoes assorted and excellent quality
20 do fur hats
10 do wool do
Terms sale, o. D. 6, Co Autfs
POTATOES, &c.
IYiHbe aided to safe on Tuesday the 1GM instant
500 very superior '''''' ''P's's"''' I" DC
80 bags Java coffee
II crates well assorted English stone ware
80 dozen superior wire sncfs
mar IS o D & 90 =.
SUGAR.--I3 b0xc- bca77IT7I - : 81.
- gar, just received Tor sale b.
; NOR 49,, rJtA'S pAIAtEp
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
JOHN II. MONROE,
JOHN THOMAS.
Dir. MERGERS second letter 10 the Editors of the
Washingtonian.
The Editors of' Me Washtngtonian.

Gentlemen,--Since my letter of the 18th instant,
referring to information which had received, that
was supposed to have authorized publication, in
your paper, injurious to the reputation Of two Of my
personal friends hive received from you, the para
graph from which YOU suppose the above commune
cation originated though uDaccompanied by any sug
gestion, that it may not have been used for purpose
which l, certainly, did not warrant.
The paragraph neither processes 20 quote my lam
guage, nor makes special mention, by name, Of the
gentlemen to whom my letter of the 18th, REFEREED
1t is obviously editorial, and springs from misap-
prchension Of the individuals who reported my private
conversation with themselves, and my reference in
that conversation, to which recently had with
the Chief Justice Of the United States as we'll as TO
certain remarks which were publicly addressed by
him, to the late convention.
q Having shewn the original draft of my former lett CIR
t. Mr.. Marshall, preferred its publication, as ap
prsed YOU designing to follow it, the Srst leisure
moments with such farther explanation, as the tenor
Of The paragraph might seem to require
1t is too late now, TO render awaiting, any expression
of regret that private conversation has been made
tic topic of anmadverson; but it proper for me to
saw that so far as mine referred to the language oil
Mr. Marshall, did more than say, that the scnti-
ment which he had lately expressed to me- in Wash
inrton corroborated the inference which had dedu-
ccd from 4 similar declaration Of his 70 the late Con
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16
Prnlia veneris non Mar,is cano
FoR THE Wu1c.

MIR. Pleasants: According your invitation,
nave given particular attention to s'Rola." I have
read the article with much interest, and fully accord
with 1t IN sentiment, to the Inconsistencies of
Andrew Jackson though confess am neither sur
prlsed nor disappointed by them;-I expected them.
Ills loud and Disgusting Wanting before hand,
sure precursors OF such conduct and the combination
OF imbecilty ignorance, intrigue and corruption in
his Cabinet, guaranteed it,
You say that Rulla" is from an cstdbl;sIie3 nen
fsoand will not doubt tit is the more important
when he comes before the public political subjects
that he should us far possible be in all things cor
rect.
There is single sentiment advanced near the COM
mencement of his communication, which | conceive
TO be radically wrong and as it is one which involves
one OF the most important vital principles of our Re-
publican existence, beg leave to call the more par
tcular attention Of Rolla" to it; prcsuming that
little reflection will enable him discern the error:
and induce him to come out IN an able discussion of
the subject. In the mean tme beg alsoto call the
attention of every enlightened politician to the same
subject There is no political discussion which can
be brought before the public of much importance.
And should not "Rolla, other s'esta blished
pen. take hold of it, may attempt it.
Inc sentiment IN question is contained in that por-
ton OF the following, which is in italics:
/ 1.-The Office of President oil the United States is
one OF the most exalted dignity, far superior TO
that winch issues from the fountain of siepmacvn
The one IS conferred by the surages of free people
ana IS me REGARD Of merit at icyt Of presumed merit
&C What does "leolla" mean here by the word
| MERIT? EMJCITS
| Richmond, March 10.
~ Mr. t. T. ESTES, of Petersburg, is authorized
to receive all monies due this Office
/ From Wasaington-There is a rumor from Washington
tat Mi Middleton is to be recalled from Russia that Mr.
Woodbury. of the Senate, Buchanan and Polk OF
the House, are spoken Of as candidates for succeeding him
| Com. .4du.
| Is Having, to oblige others, extended our ex-
change list far beyond our wants and convenience,
we are under the necessity of reducing it We
mention the circumstance that those Editors with
whom we cease to exchange may not imagine that
disresPect is intended any hing meant but what
our interest requires The truth is that nne-tenths
of the papers against which we exchange, of no
value to us, from the circumstance ofther contents
being anticipated-many of them we never open
all
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991Dt0.
CONGRESS.

In SENArE.-On Wednesday last, Mr.. Livingston
not being in his seat to continue his argument OIL
Foots resolution, the Senate consumed the day in
Executive business.
On Thursday, private business was principally con-
sidered, devoid interest to the general reader. The
bill compromising the heirs of Ro. Fulton (by
ship of land,) was rejected, SO to 8.
On Friday, Mr.. Hen bricks reported bill for the
subscription the part of the u. States of ESQ
shares in the stock of the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
Road Mr. Benton. introduced resolution i'll rela-
ton to amending the constitution, touching the cleo
ton of President and Vice President the U. States
which was read first and second time. The bill
authorizing additional subscription the stock of
the Portland and Louisville Canal was advocated by
Messrs Rowan 1.-THE State right Champion--except
when interest is involved,) Hendricks and Johnson,
opposed by Messrs Tazewell and Hayne, and order
ed to a Sd reading. (Mr. Livingston not yet finish
ed. The Senate did not sit on Saturday,
III. OF REpREsENrATIvEs.-On Wednesday, a long
debate took place bill extending the Thanking priv
ilege, which must have been peculiarly interesting from
the subject. The bill finally rejected, by vote
OF 10Y to 65. Nothing any consequence was done
or saidsaying, being in these days, of more conse-
quence than the dongs of Congress.
On Thursday discussion ensued on resolution
offered by Mr.. Anderson of Maine reducing the duty
on molasses, or allowing drawback upon the eXpor
tation of rum distilled from the article. Mr. Polk
offered an amendment allowing drawback of a cts
per yard upon foreign cotton bagging on its eXpora
ton. Mr.. Anderson addressed the House in favor
of the resolution, and Mr. Martin in favor Of the
amendment. (The discussion thus entered into,
threatens to take the usual latitude of congressional
discussion, and tosmbrace the whole Tariff policy)
Before this discussion was finished, the hour elapsed
and the House proceeded to consider the bill for the
relief of the purchasers public lands, which
pied the rest of the day.
On Friday, Mr.. Spencer reported bill from the
Committee of Agriculture, for the promotion of the
culture and manufacture of silk. Mr. Wckliffe from
the Retrenchment Committee, reported bill regu-
lating the pay Of the Officers of the Army and Navy
graduating it in respect to active service and alb
sence)-the bill was referred to Committee of the
Whole. A debate then ensued on a proposition to-
meet at II ,o'cock-which has been since agreed
to. The bill fer the relief of Susan Decatur after
opposition to it by Mr.. Potter of N. c., Mr.. Evans
of Maine, and supported by Messrs. McDufiie and
Everett, finally, at MIR. Chton's motion, laid
on the table, (rejected,) 81 to rs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

From Iestington--There is rumor from Washington
a Mr. Middleton TO be recalled from Russia and thai Mr.
Woodbury. of the Senate and Mess Buchanan and Polk OF
Com. .4du.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-16

~ Mr.. T. t. Estes, of Petersburg, is authorized
to receive all monies due this Office
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
JOSr RECEITED,
Quarterly Review, No. Sc.
CONTENTS.

CONTENTS.
nt. IA a Bill for preventing the unlawful Disir
of Anatonnv. "N"s ''"ooiS
Ii Travels in Arabia comprehensive an NJ.
count OF those Territories in IIcdaz which the Mo-
Burckharh. Ae"'S
?. Mahomedanism Unveiled; an Inquiry, in which,
that Arch Hercsy, its diffusion and continuance arc
cNainhed on new principle, tending to confirm the
LII les ana ara the propagation ofthe Christian
rain by the Rov. Charles Forster g. ID Cbnnrel
lor of Ardert, SC O"""'ei-
lii.--A statement OF come important facts. SIM
ported by authentic documents, relating to the opera
ton of breaking the encmy's line as proc,;soI e.
the first time in the celebrated battle of lilo Ia,h
pril, l72e. y '""' i-'i A
:, Nv; Forest scenes and incidents in the wiJds of
nofih America; being Diary of Winters Route
rom liaI'taH 10 the Conadas and during four months
residence IN the woods on the borders Of Lakes Huron
and S'mcoc, by George Head, Esq.
!. me tights OF the Church of England 10
her cndowments vindicatod, by a Churchman.
2: An Essay on the 1.-THE System
vi. Facts relating to Chinese Conn,,rco :,
letter from resident at Canton to his friend ;n
England no ''''"u III
?. n review Of the arguments and alienation,
WlIch nave been offered to Parliament against the
renewal OF the East India Companvs Charter
3. Considerations relative to the renewal os ,ho
E East India Company's Charter, by w. S. oSrien.
VII. Suggestions sent TO the Comnss;oror,
appointed To inquire into the laws of Real Propertv
with minutes of the evidence given before them Nv
John Tyrrel Esq. Barrster.
2 a letter to His Majestys Commissioners FIR
an inquiry into the state of the Laws of Rc,iPro
perry on the subject of the proposed General Re-
gistry' by Richard Holmes Cootc, Esq. Barristcr
at Law. ''''
). n letter to tho Commissioners for nm ;nor;rv
INTO the state ofthe laws of Real Property, contain.
ing observations in favour of General Registry bv
Robert Walters, Barrister ut Law y
!: Observations on the proposed establishments f
Law. s' D"'''e'ei a'
.: \ letter TO His Majcsty's Commissioners for
an inquiry INTO the state OF the Laws of Real Pro-
perry, IN answer TO Some objections against Gem
Gral Registry, by w. p. Wood, Esq Barrster A.
o.: Outline of plan for a General Registry.
viii First report made to His Majesty bv
the commissioners appointed to inquire into tho
practice and proceedings of the Superior Courts of
Common Law ~. %
2; Reports from the three S lect Commi,,c,,
on the administration Of justice in Wales with an.
3. Letter TO the Right Hon John Baron Iv,s-
h"rst, Lord High Chancellor of England on the nd.
minIstTaion OF justice in Wales, by Johu Frederick
Earl Cawdor. 1'''''''N'
~ Political fragments, by r. FORSYTH. ESQ.
=. Church reform by Churchman
). Reasons for n Revision of our Fiscal Code bv
~ 's'I' I1sq X. y. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

iuriJ who has been Dreeong rom him The ,as, ,,.o
years He his colts OF equal or superor s,z
10 nus colts from the same by any other horse.
,nat ne has two year old y, fteen hands high, anil
ns yesrhng colts, equally promising, that he does
not neheve that any horse could have gotten as good
racers out oil tho same mares have Also many other
,esnom'as 20 the same effects and from DR. Lewis
Marsnai' u mention him because presume he is
SHOWN 20 many gentlemen in virgina) he speaks Of
'ne STOCK IN the highest terms particularly of their
superior Size and fne form And, all the gentlemen
WIN whom have corresponded, concur in the fact.
ta ne mas been let 10 boodcd mares until the In
wv" years. SO tha, his colts by them have not vet come
on "e tnft. The distinguished racers he has pto.
9ucef haSs'na, Supposed BY many the very best
morse ever raised ia kentucky and others have been
rom common mares. by reference to tie American
FUR, Kegister, vol l. page III, he is spoken of as
in Kentucky. IONS .TTrt,,pm
feb i5-faf1siNs 'SSht-"'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

'tGiSSole Stoch OF DRY GOODS at .4uction.
I'm "Wednesday. the i2th of MAY next. at 10
~ o'clock, viii be sold under the mana cement of
OuS DunioP * Co. at their Auction Rooms, our or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

VIRGiNlA:-At rules, holden in the cerk's Office OF
the superior court Of chancery for the Richmond
district, the 5th day Of April, 1884, John r. Wier and
Thomas Henderson, surviving partners of the nercan
tile firm of John r. wer & Co. against James Lloytl
and Thomas Lloyd, merchants and partners trading ,n
der the firm of James and Thomas Lloyd, and Myer
Myers, dts
The defendants James and Thomas t.loyd, not bav.
ing entered their appearance and given security
according TO the net Of Assembly and the rules of this
court and appearing, BY satisfactory evidence that
they are not inhabitants of this country: il is ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on the 10Th DAY
Of the next June term and answer the bill of the plain
tiff and that copy Of this order be forthwith insert.
ed in some newspaper published in the city Of Rich.
mond for two months successfully and posted at the
front door of the Capitol, in the said city
70 a copy. Teste, VIZ. G. PENnIEroN. G. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

NRGiNIA:--ht rules, holden in The clerks Office
of the Superior court Of chancery for the Rich.
noud district, the Isl day IS February 1896 William
Sterling, pit. sgainst John ParkilI, Samuel Iarki,
Charles Copeland, Francis I}. Dyer, and other dts.
The defendants John parlshill and Samuel Parkhll,
not having entered their appearance and given secu-
uiy according to The act OF assembly and the rules OF
this court, aud IT appearing by satisfactory evidence
that they are not inhabitants Of this country; il is
ordered, that the said defendants do appear hero
The first day Of The next june term and the
bill Of the plaintiff and thata copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper published IL
The city OF Rchomnd, for two months succcssyc,y, an,
posted Of the front door Of theeapto in c said city
copy. Tcste,
IL Wn. GpEanLEfox, co.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
q Newspaper for ihe Lad,cs

Proposals for publishing the City of Washington
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, in neat quarto form.
containing eight pages, devoted entirely to the dis
Summation OF intelligence useful and interesting TO
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

NVSIRGINIA:--At rules holden in the clerks office
~ OF the superior court Of Chancery for the Rich.
nond district, the 4h day of January, 1880, Thomas
G.. Howard and Richard Whitfield, ex'ors Of willis
Cowllng, deceased, pitts against Elizabeth Ieiiries
VIM. -. Wren, admir- of Robert Bell, decd, Robert
w. shelton, decd, and other dts.
The defendant Robert W. Shelton, not having On.
tered his appearance and given srcurty according
10 the act Of assembly and the rules Of this court
aud II appearing, by satisfactory evidence that he is
not al nhabitant Of this county, II is ordered that
ihe said defendant do appear here the first day Of
the next June term and The bill Of the plain.
uiis and that copy Of this order be forthwith in.
serted IN some newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond, for two months successyely, and posted
al the front door Of the capitol, ia the said city.
copy Tcsic,
Ton ", Z, t,...-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26
COTTON YARNS
OAK BARK.

'TNIlE subscribers win give cash for 400 cords
- spanish OAK, at s. per cord, and trade Cor 200
cords Red Oak Bark, at SO So if delivered in good
order, well packed in the Wagons, at the Tannory
above the Annoy.
JOHN POE e. BROTHERS.
n. D.-On hand, and for sale, an extensive assort-
nent o. Leather Of different kinds Curriers' and Pan
ners Tools Hides and Calf Skins in tho hair. Nil NJ
which wtbe sold on reasonable terms, ot their Store
recently occupied by -. Tate g. Co., Opposite the
DeIl LH'efh' J. p. g. BRS.
IL Gic
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-26

NtRGlNiA:-Ata court Of appeals, held nj IN. c.,i
toll ~ the oity Of Richmond, on satnrdaY I'll
IggsFy 2Ih! 1850; william Edmonds, plaintiff, against
.ne ftaNnn 1ank OF Aicxandria defendant: the same
Plaintiff, against INC same, defendant-Upon writs OF
sgPersedeas, ojudgments Of the superior court of law
OF Fairfax county. " "a"
me "ris OF scireiacias heretofore awarded 70 re-.
we hcsc SUITS IN TIC Of William Bell az atmi
nlsraior de bouis non with the will annexed of ib
painii, not being returned executed; and il appear
ing 10 the sasactIon Of tie court that the defendants
are MOI Inhahnants OF this commonwealth: on the
motion of the said William Bell bv connsst :, 4.
ordered that the said defendants do appear here or
The first Monday in June next, to show ca,as ;c an,
hey cam why the said suits shall not be, and stand
revived, in the name of the said WiIl;,,, MI y"
administrator aforesaid, and proceeded IN % c.,
judgments and that copy Of this order be Enr,b;,
inserted m some newspaper published in this c,v 49,
eoplnueN ioF two months successfully, and anothsr
tho said city. " '"' capitol III
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