Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

journal to occult views to the future agsrandize-
ment of particular-sect.V
| From, The baltimore Patriot
vho ,S M SIDNEY II is generally known those
IS series of letters, under the signature of AIornSo~
SoNY, appeared IN the Richmond Enquirer copied
thence int very of the leading Journals country
nese letters were writ'en with ability Their polish
language not less than their irresistible uentaye force
", cusve evidence that they the work of master
@ o r liberty had not been dmmed by the coupting
d % PIP power nor gaenched by its fear and indeed
which bespeak the scholar and the gentleman ''
81 were devoted to an examination the military
Thought OF as candidate for the Presdency-and SO far as
they concusvey that the character of our
nent and the CONSTITUTION, which supreme law of the
land were both deeply wounded and
urpations of that officer They were first rubshed n @
before remarked in the Richmond Enquirer and met at the
time the hearty appreciation of the editor paper,hen
IN condition to his undisgused opinions And il s
haeea scarcely possible to doub, that they time
ue muck oil the Judgment and feeling VIRGINIA i'm refer
ence to these high handed usupaons au,or,y-as well as
INC letters OF Agernon Sidney known have
s% c ?foamc,on OF Brs.MN WArkSs LtIoH distinguish
e aoest men OF that ancient Commonwealth proveba
shs rs LOT the exalted talent aud high character her
fact which doubt not pleasant hearing to the
[eade-Thee LsrrEasIevised by the auhor-have lately
mond in pamphlet fern We as an suspicious sien
n ns .S must the nature of things do We
sions of have begun COOL delrum but lately
a nas wen nsh cannot Be that
law should fall to the earth uuregarded fail NEE.
nearly response irnm the American people.
! From Hte Stanton Spectator, May IL.
'Ihe small grain in this neighborhood looks gen
orally well, and from appearance we shall have an
unusually early harvest. On the other side of the
Ridge, we understand the Hessan fly is making
great ravages.
The journals throughout Pennsylvania speak of the pospec
! OF hne crops OF grain as highly farering.
Peter Johnson and Thomas Sio indicated an assault and
battery ana an attempt to commit rape upon respectable
yous lady belonging the society of Friends last week
guilty to the whole Indictment S,o pleaded guilty first
count but not guilty to the rest The each of
anu to Undergo servude at hard labour i'll the penenay
ernard Miller indicted for similar offences receiv
ed the In both sentence though
sufficiently severe, was to the extent of the law
Yorbsg triumphant i,, Yrou-Ex,ract of letter to
the Editors of the Albany Daily Advertiser stated Troy, May
81 have the satisfaction of Informing you tina, Farmers
Mechanics and Working Men this city, have this day gained
complete irinmph having succeeded every in the
city. Not single Regency man is elected"
Distressing aecdent.On Saturday last while party of
gentlemen of marlborough were attending the drawing of
neghbong course two negroes employed in
The operation were accidentally carried water
being danger of drowning DR. II Nohr the party
threw of his clothes and plunged into the water
name and generous purpose of saving them when the
drowning negroes seized him in such manner his
efforts to excate himself unavailng the per-
ised together We understand that DR. N a respectable
youHg physician OF marlborough and had been bu
married IN this city
| New YORK, May II.
United Sfates' Bank SoehWe learn United States
Band Stock fell yesterday from Isl 128. was pro
duced by MIR Pottes resolutions in Represen.
taves Some wild speculaions, said been
entered into recently the strength reports of the
Senate and the House. Every thing the wind
iCors.
| - Two O'clock, p. Nj.
| THE MARKEr-Cotton continues o n demand and
holders now get the prices which they demanded
with more readiness Flour change Sugar quite hea.
Wy. u 5 Bank Stock is up again this morning 100
Your. Cow.
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.
In1doiph.-For Delegates, Adam Myers 25I-J orph Hart
233, VIM Mcreny 216, Benjamin Dolbeare 1856 VIM Huff
i3, Joseph Bennett 7aor the Constitution G. against
it 5s3
MAY VorE ON TIE NEW Constitution.
P'GSytoanid.--For !l2, against 5.
MARRIED On TEursdsy evening the 18Th inst.