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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31
The humblest subject of the nation,
 NIANTE GUERRERO


 The following are the remarks of the Mexican Minister, on being presented t0 the President of the United States: TTei,
 '' SIR-When the President of the U. States of Mexico distinguished me with the trust of bis full confidence, he chare- ed me to express to the President of tho United States of America, his earnest and sincere attachment towards the ge. nerous and magnanimous people, and to the wise and energetic administration over whom aresides thesITero of New. Orleans.
 Both nations.a are, and will for ever be. linked il friendship, by synpathies that have been founded by nature herself.- Mexico will always remember, with a lively feeling of gratitude, that the Unit cd States was the first among civilized nations, toaclnowledge herrights, which terminated forever her unhappy coloni- al situation. Besides, the Mexicans, lovers of their independence, idolatrous. of their institutions, regard the firm and impertprbable march of the public spir- it of the United States of America, as. the most perfect is,odiel of wisdom.
 l feel myself highly honored in being the organ to assure to the venerhbla President of the United States of hme- rica, the sentiments entertained by my government; and at the same time avail myself of this opportunity, to present to- him my highest consideration and res spect.n
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31

place, where will abide as fong as ths public will shall not interrupt my re-. pose. know of no other cause to de. lend buI the liberty of my country, the sovereignty of the States, and the re- .sPect solemniy sworn to our institutions. To support those principles will draw my sword, renounce all that is dear to me, and gladly resign my existence.
 l am the subject of the General Con gress, and of the State Legislatures To themi appeal, and from them alone l will receive commands, be these what they may.
 The staff of President of the Repub, lie resign in the hands of the national power. It's Representatives will dis pose of it as they may deem expedient. in the wisdom which regulates the sover.,. eign will of the august Chambers This, l swear, l will support, as the true viii of the nation, to the last drop of my blood, for l am nothing but soldier of my country.
 The humblest subj of the nation,
 NIANTE GUERRERO.
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31
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The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31

Some idea of the amount of intercourse existing between the United States and Great Britain, may he formed from the fact, that the ships Chrlemagne and Will liam Thompson, recently arrived at New York from Liverpool brapeh ht over na less than 4 .0OO letters
The Arkansas advocate., 1830-03-31


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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

recKnned OH being oble to make dexterOus game,
oy playing off one party against another He or his
sycophants said TO the Whigs Mind you do not press
me hard, or must take in the Huslissons' To the
'itras they saic, luke care, shall throw our
serves into the arms of the Liberals! To the Can
ning party the word has been. Beware how you
drive us to the high Tories Cunning .seutlefolks
ct'gh-princpled statesmen! Frank, open. straight
forward. PLAIN dealing politicians! Principles then
are all the while mere nothing, any moro than party
attachments and you Just as ready to follow the
ogoted as the liberal of policy, if by so doing.
the great end OF your existence, the keeping your
places, can be secured But lie, the Duke whom his
pnnegyriss have fagued all ears by laudng for lis
sagaclty, reflect, that such hopes uuwise
ana minimizing unworthy sngacious politician
as such mdnUuverng was always beneath any man
who pnned himself on dealing, straightforward
conduct. The Catholic Emancipation has removed
nine parts In ten OF the grounds of difference that
separated such able and vrtuous, and highly honora
BILE men as the Duke OF Richmond from congeuia
spirits Ike Earl Grey. 1t always stated, as
main object IN comprising that great measure. tina
1t would enable the state TO profit by The services
all Its ablest men This the uniform languap,
T OF those whose mighty efforts. for above quarter
century, brought about the immortal triumph o
religious liberty Shall they, then be the first ts
say, the separation shall continue when the cause
alienation Is no more' Consistency, principle com
mon sense, forbid us to expect any such alteration
from the path of duty; and therefore regard q
Junction OF the of sound principles in all parlics
To give the country an efficient Government as TIT
certain result of the Dukes blind obstinacv and hi
resolution TO meet new Parliament with the sam
incapable Ministry by which he SO greatly lowcre
his own reputation in the DID,
II Tins article written bef)re the result If n
late English Elections could have been known 'rha
result seems to agree with the views expressed in Tin
ABOVE Mr. Huskisson Will be in the opposition
AR Brougham has been returned for the County {
YORK. ana Mr. Hume for tina. of Middescx Abor
red. '0o'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26
from the Baltimore American.

CHOCTAWS.-Fhe treaty recently concluded
WIN This tribe of Indians by the secretary of War
ana Gen Coffee, has afforded the administrator
prints matter Of exultation, some of which affirm
that u will eilectoay silence the opposition in rea
s;O 20 wat Is termed the Indian question We
sincerely hope that the treaty is such as will not on
receive the sanction Of the Senate but the approba
ton OF tho American people--but asthe whIoe forms
OF inc treaty are yet unknown to the public. the re-
lolehg OF tue jackson editors appears 10 us to be
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26
Notice to Drover's of HOES

'HHHE subscriber begs leave to inform them III ..
"a. ne mas already commenced Purchasing and sell
ing hogs at his large and commodious Pens on nth
VI uaney street where ne intends carrying on the
coming to this market to cali upon him. ''N'o
oct ~o-tsc JOHN. WISE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26
NIRGINlA.-At a superior copr, ~ cb.nc.,,,

NlKGiNIA.--At superior court of chancerv
holden at Staunton the 18th day OF Decenn,
per 1923: between Hudson Martin, plaintiff and
Y JON, Brockenbrough, John III Cooke, Randolph
harrison, James Brown. Robert Burton John pat
terson and Polly his wife, John Smith and Carv Ann
ms WIFE, Thomas J. Randolph and Jane his wife Ro.
pert u Nicholas, Wilson C. Nicholas, John c. Mich
oas, Margaret Nicholas, Carr.
his wife, defendants.
On the motion of the plaintiff, it is ordered tbas
JOSIAH ShanklIn. John G.. Stevenson and Robeyt
Hamilton, be appointed commissioners, any two orr
more OF whom may act to divide the land IN the hin
mentioned among the parties. according to their re-
spectlve nights, and the said commissioners are di
rected to report their proceedings to this court
Monday, July 9Th, 1929.
On the motion of the plaintiff by his counsel. If "a
ordered that John G. McClanahan be added as
Commissioner to these appointed by an order made in
TINS cause on the 10th day of December 1929
Copies Teste
WILLIAM s. ESKRIDGE. g. ,
Inc parties interested in the division of tho lond
ABOVE referred to, (Which consists of tract Of so mo
acres, formery,in Greenbrier, now Nicholas count,
patented IN the name of Wilson G.. Nicbolasl will
take notice. that the commissioners will proceed to
carry INTO effect the said decretal order on the 4th
day of November next "'
71-3tc HTTDsON Mhpr1z-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

a all others whom it may concern. ""
Eolice is hereby given, that an application will be
made TO the next General Assembly TO nass an -
authorizing the erection Of another Bridge across
lanes ne moer, between Richmond and Manchester
70 DC ener Tree or subject to tolls and TO be biis
by the commonwealth, or incorporate COMPANY
individuals, as shall be deemed best p""S'
sscp 11-law3w "O"'''9'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

I'd OTICE-Hayinc qualified os the odnoin,strafor
~ of the estate Of the late Martin Iipsconb
oeG o, OF the county of Henrco, I hereby request
s no give noce 10 all persons having claims against
tne SAID decedeDt, to make the same known to me.
pi or 0c'ore the first day of November next other
wise this notice will be plead in bar of said claims
AND all those indebted to said estate, will pleago
come forward and settle the same, as it is nv wish
10 Close the administration as soon as possible
sep <o--26t ciVt MARTIN DRURY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26
HALFAx. " C. Der Of

HALIFAX. N T.. Ger 81.
Ine Roanoke trdde.-We are enabled to state. for
The information of those who are disposed 10 send
produce down 10 Norfolk, that the river has within
the ast eigh days, risen to very bold heghi and
is now In excellent order for navigation Boats are
arriving, laden with dry goods, groceries &c for onr
merchants and ready 20 take any return carpoes thu,
may oc oiereo them-every thing, in fact begins to
pu. -" 'ne appearance Of hustle and business. An
increased amount of capital has been bronrht To this
place during the last few weeks, and liberal prices
are offered tor all kinds of produce The farmer can
sell adVan'ageously In market and receive forth
with the needfW IN the shape of gold silver or their
more portable representative Bank notes. Should
ne think, however, that the Norfolk market holds
out, at any time better prospect he can demo-
SIT his cotton, tobacco &c to be put on hoayd
OF poats as they arrive. and be immediately furnish
ea by his agent here, or any of our merchants with
an KINDS OF groceries on good terms as at Nor
iolk or Petersburg Yes we assert it, from tho hos,
i'oFinaton we can derive on the subject. that groce
RES can De mad here on terms. the ADVANTAGEOUS
ever oelore offered IN this market and equally as
cheap as IN the above named towns-and we invite
our trends from the upper counties TO test the
OF this assertion Great exer;ions have been made
" ieHueT lalitaX acceptable to the farmer either
as market or place of deposit for his nroduca on
Its way to Norfolk. a good wharf is nearly compile
teu "hich VIII enable boats to land with rreater eose
au expedition than Observation-Disclosures are also
" erected lone already completely the banks
Vi the fVcf TO prevent the expense of drayape and
every assistance aud facility will DC offered by those
engaged IN The business, ia expecting the transpor.
1atloh OF produce and the forw riding roods CON
sgned TO this place for persons in different parts of
inc country We too promise our readers that ftbe
aoFoCATEo rather, It's conductors can keep above
board they shall, at all times he duly adv;ecI IS
all changes in the market as well as II srnb n,Lo.
'ac'S as may relate in any way their interests
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

e c<@S'oNS C1rcWnstance.--A gentleman, who has
ior many years been engaged in mercantile pursuits
I'd te 0ou'h Seas and who has been absent from This
country since the year 1923, arrived in New York
last week. and he learned that he could NO. n,ocaS
70 6os,on before the ensuing Monday he ro, 10 his
Wne ana requested her repair immediately to New
DIX 70 receive the fond embraces of long absent
voyage with ample fortune. the fr,a IF his abors
and Prlvations few hours after writing his letter
70 ms wife, he found that it would not Be necessrv
TOT nm 70 make any delay in New York, and he &C.
ceuor Livingston The wife received tho lo,tor &c
husband IN time to take the steam boat stare ~
Boston, and accordingly proceeded to this town and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-26

III is tit, however, that should inquire how the
opposition IN ITS threefod division. is likely to
That there can no longer be anv forbenTance 49,,
MEASURES kept, is quite clear Public d1fy
combines with party attachment to render this inev
liable The day OF delusion has passed away: and
WIN IT, al armed neutrality 81 mere vigilance are
gone out of The question:. The great men. who bavo
high destiny to fulfil towards their country. know
that she looks TO them for rescue from the worst IF
eVIis, government utterly incapable of managing
any one measure IL propouRds. But this being tho
common object of all the three parties will not lie
pursuit, OF necessity, league them toretber? We
INNS may fairly be expected to do so; and we o1eo
thnk that the Duke Of Wellington is in this az in
other matters, the dupc of his sanguine DISPOSITION
Tor assuTedy lie has never spprehended such ,nnc
ton TO be possible. lie has suffered himself 70 r. :
led away with the idea that he would be strong in tho
weakness of his various adversaries and make nm f.
MS own native feebIeness in their divisions. He hee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-24

tou6e this magnificent pecacls but the King Eve O'clock
is still IN S1'
LONDON Oct 30-Csty, tco o'clock Consos risen to
OIL "u' on hearing OF the Antwerp 844
nc scenes OF disorder county have at length
state Of much suffering -
PARtsThe the Cour, of Peer. rs .x.,d;,r
their inquiries respecting the Of the late ministry az
far back August, 1923 '' -
The examination OF the impcached had been finish
cd and of the witnesses The debates an the sb,cf
no, expected to commence before 18th of Dec he
Chamber oi,he Peers will be fitted up that occas;on
Prince Noronsky, minister of the house Empeor ba.
been appointed Russian Ambassador Paris in nIacs -
/ i'oxzod Soeo = p'as' e
hAYoNNE Oct IS The forces of Gen. Nina are divided
MO two columns; Of which, commanded by himself
marched on the 25 for Ernani other under valdez
took the road TO Vera The a,iac ke bv six
troops and driven hack France where thew were dsarn
Ell Nina has proceeded the Interior against tbs centre
ofthc foyasts ascricd to his disote
ing the orders of Nina. taking rou from that
directed II reported ha, Valdez was abou,
TO commence his ma IGl against Arragon
HAvRE Nov l-RE:IEw or THE MAnKEr.-Busness continues
The westerly winds have peImued many arrivals
CorroSArrvals 9i2 hales the Rose 1919 small haes
OF ay, by another vessel Sales 1907 foows-d62 Lou
sana ID 20l 347 Aabamas 6a I73.
! 1893 Georgia, II 3 ISi -
Letters from the States cnm the of
m some places by drought This, and the expectation of no
arrivals till the end of the keeps up prices Purchasers
, ,aSs only small lots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-24
(ro BE coNT1NrKn ]
NEW BOOKS

NEUROLOGICAL Institutes; or, view of the evidences
doc,rnes morals and institutions of Chrisanity-By
Richard Watson
Douglas on the advancement of Society knowledge and
religion. -
Wilson'S u vol lectures evidences of Chrsanv
Dawes tribute to the memory Of the Pilgrims
Just published for sale by COLLINS & Co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-24

A CON BB ofthe Senate will receive pro-
1 posas, at the SeUate Chamber, on Fhis Day and
10 Morrow for maMng repairs thereto. according TO
plan which they will submit Attendance will he
given between the hours of II o'clock A. ~ and
O'Clock r M or those days. dec 2l-2t
NNANTED. The subscrber wishes TO hire for
the ensuing year. or first rate farm hands
for which liberal price will be given. None need
apply, unless they come we'll recommended
F. l. WIGHT.
Tuckahoe, Goochland County, Dec. 2z-Gtc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-24

NOIICE,.
II. BbAMIRE takes this method of informing
~ bis customers end the public ofhis daily expec-
talon from Philadelphia of supply of Fresh Garden
SEEDS embracing every useful article for Kitchen
Garden-aud can, he believes with confidence re.
commend them as genuine.
N. u; >. III. b. feels thankful TO his friends and
tho public for their liberal patronage during the past
season. doc 4
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
BLANK BOOKS.

bllt subscriber is now hnvlng made assor;rcn'
oil Merchants and Record Books of the best una
tcFals and workmanship, such books he can conf
IDENTITY recommend 10 his customers.
lie has recently received stock of blanL-bool.
paper which can at short notice be made TO order
ruled and bound in any style desired. Clerks OF
Courts Banks aud other public offices and merchants
generally, who have not tried him, had better give
him call as he and vii! give them every salts
faction, III the execution Of their orders.
- Stationery; good supply on hand, and as
cheap III not chcnpcr) than can bc had ithc same
quaity.) in any part of the Y States
dec ! !. VI. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11
TO PRINTEHS-


'ElIE Subscribers intending 10 discontinue the
manufacture Of PRINTING TYPES, after
completing the fnunis they have already commenced
and wishing to close their establishment as early ns
practicable, they solicit orders from their customers
and printers generally, feeling assured that they
Will find It to their interest to select from the stock
OF the subscribers, such articles as they re now e.,
NAV soon be in want uf.
Their stock embraces n lnrgc variety IF PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL TYPES, Of the various
slzcs from Nonrariel IN cicb; lines Plea. inclusive
Also, Cuts Borders. Brass Rule, &c. all of which
are Of the best quality made OF bard metal. and mt
up with great care.
Terms will be favorable for approved acccptanccs
in Baltimore, or a liberal discount for cash
For sale. second hand COLUMBIAN PRESS
Imperial sizc) which will be sold a bargain
Cases, Glasses, Ink. " C.. viii be- supplied
CHARLES CARTER g. co.
dec 2-waw No. " :. Calvert street. Baltimore.
NSYlRGNIA:--At rules, holden IN the clerks ofics
- OF the superior court 81 ohanncry for the Rich.
mond district the 5th day Of October 1929: Mary Bol
ling aud Thomas Shore and Mara Harriet his ~if- and
Samuel Pryor, pitts against James NacE,rI,Hl James
H. Kendall. VIM. H. Pryor, cx'or of Ricbsai Pryor,
deed and a. e. Boiling ADD other dfis.
The defendants VIM. ~. Pryor aud Richard w. Ispl.
ling not having entered their apr sranoe s,isen So
eurly according to the act Of Asseuh. ara the ysIes
ct this court and appearing b, satisfactory ev Dice,
that they are not inhab,isnts OF s cuGutry Ais
dered, that the sad defendants o appear ere on tho
tenth day OF the january term, aRd anse N tho
bill OF the plaintiff and that copy ~ this ORDER DO
forthwith inserted ~ newspaper pabshsd in tho
city OF Richmond, tor two months suocessvely, anu
posted At the front door u hc capitol IA the Said city
coy. Testc, VIZ. U PupttTcy,c,s,
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8DuCArroM-

lanes A. Osiv AID will reopen school on
- Aiohday 18th at Jannaty) next, in ilth street
oppp.te the b :,h Csyrrsi,les Office, aud abont half
way between Nashs bookstore aud The first P,esby-
tefiar Church. Ills r1;,isc tf nsiructiou uul en-
brace q t.a;ii az. Grce.. languages Mathematics
Geography with he at mars and clrtes Ari,h-
IN TIC, Eagia;h Grammar ard C"inposition Rcad;no.
:!i:g OF'hcepy .r.i Or;hc1raI nv.
N H. IN: S''.',rS' at;ci.;cn will be raid to tho
n.''r rs ri Tie i.';is.
DC . evlf
E}tf.43JO.i.
rHtiE Subsi her S.:lo,, ,v:S r,.-opri,ed ON Mon
Il d'!, 'th January, II the l,,pse formerly occuped
as School tiorsc by Mr.. Bark. 9 street. The
''a'lH nni Gsck h.,guagrr, The common branches of
d" i"g is' c"nca"'. ard rolr,ar cou.s of AIathe-
in"'cs vii 5e ttu.iit il ais sc;loul.
Jan I--e"'t =. L. HOLLADAY.
Nsm-.4rk lido.
40 BARRELS Of u good ;-:;ler rs I hive Ind
tor rDan! years.
lsn IANES WINSTON.
Patent .Seiac 1hread
500 Lbs 'eai Ne Thread for l,t or III, seines
P"iur IN s'Z hanks from NJ i. To IS. inchsye. :,
fot sale by I. & ;. JAMES Il; TO.
49, Marke, Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

Deus Lectures on The Restrictive SysfG7n.
sNEIivEnEp TO the Scr.or Pol!ticJl Glass of WI
~ liam Il Mary College.
Or. Cooper of Co umb:a, s C. in q short notic,
OF the above work saws
Professor Dew of williamsburg has given Us tho
most comprehensive and mastery view OF the Res
t'ic'ive System which has ever been nihlished."
Published and for sale by COLLINS g. Co.
~; for SHE also by r d. SanXay. Richmond; u!
White, Petersburg; W. +. Gray. Frcdcricl,s bun a.
T. Thompson, Washington City; p. Lucus. ir. Raj.
tIm"re; Towar Il Hogan, Philadelphia Collins 6,
Co., New York; JOS Gales &; Son. Raleigh ". c.:
a. II North, Lvnchburg; Jesse Cole. Williamsburg:
9. Bonsai' Norfolk, and by many of the prncipt!
Booksellers. To- -
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EFFERSONS REPoRIS.-Reports of Case.
~ determined III tlc General Court oi Virginia
nom 1870. to 1910, and from 1885, to l772 in one
vol. 6 vo BY Thomas Jefferson.
Jnst published, and for sale by ]. II. NASH.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

NJ OTICE-Apphcaiion vii be made tu the Pro-
~ sdcnt and Directors Of ,hc Rank Of Virginia to
issue 20 the Executor Of The late Catharine Flood
Mccall, ccriicUc for 5 Shares OF the Stock Of
the said Bank, in hcu OF the certificate for said stock
issued to 6. Z Mccall, M. wi, dated 23d Dec.
lc06 and since LIST misl1d.
doc 3-tf d36t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-01-11

'SEEE SeHiHg ~ az Frime COST, md az
many instances much 6etO1 Cost.
'HNE proof that subscribers been selling off their
large and general Of Seaonable DRY GOODS
at "Prime Cost dJPn,s ii, thai they would deem ne
cesary o insert second adver that effect had not
"nSe"<rous ahsPts been made Lad tire public believe
tie CONTRARY. They therefore again respectfully inform their
friends dnI customers that they stu continue SCI M AT
lJs Cost and order assist the sac of the rela,Hin
st'k tHcy have added M,' ia. (pcr the EDi Cunacr from
New lor variety 81 such cruds they ds osed im the
early ldu OF their sales Among these the srne
description ~ goods that considered TegrIy chap viz
'i"fls 81 ard IL ssJtsicS, Cirn 10 N6s, GYos 6ss Ia
!d n'id Italian 'stbfhr superior lVy 6gcocS yricr
dSd SuPt,Hc SUI nets; aEd uauy os! goods aH OF which
vii he sid q, Prime Cost, aud many ic goods
that have CrCh hand ~ Le sold tIvcf Efog
"PIigc COST" ln Announcing. ,lciT close Re.r bv
si0esS ~ h ftgsr the SutcrtcI did expect 30 tcn an
iOerGt Te.tEFE fIon persu, nevertheless such yadr
have Ten aGIe, and TIE ptic .V that they proceed
lon an iH!JCS.cG soGTcc .goy cw c,tVo ar coyrecl
g.SS. KYLE & COCHRAN
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