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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-04-20

Caucus al .1iJany.--As we predicted, the Van
burenites at Albany, have followed up the movement
OF the 90 at Harrisburg. 1t remains to be seen II
Tedt RePubllcans-men who dare to think and TO act
for thcmsclvcsarc to be wheeled and countermarch-
cd as suits the interests of Martin Van Buren, We
do not believe that a single observing man. looking
at tic crcumslancesthc tone first given by his con-
fdental print in New York, that it wasneccssary to
rc-elcct the present incunbent--ths followed by the
echo Of the Albany Argus, and the Enquirer in this
city, both Van b. papcrsthcn the caucus at Harris
burg notorously Instgatcd by Mr. Van Bureaus par
tzans--the CAUCUS at Albany Immediately succeed
ing-and what is most worthy Of all attention.
10 popular movement in any quarter, calling for these
proceedings, but the people every where profoundly
stil--OolvDg Of this confederation, every man must
discern That Mr.. Van Buren, is the architect of The
whole, and that his object is to cycyle q sentiment
III favor Of Jack5On'5 re-elcction not TO follow it,
VIII this dictatIon be allowed VIII this arrogance
be obcycd, j. one man, 90 create and direct public
opinion; We do not wonder at Mr.. Van rs ankle
~ TO rc-clcct Gen. Jackson. Possessed IF unbound
cd influence over him, from having secured the male
and female, confidence, which swoy5 him, he enjoys
the practical power OF the Presidency and has all
convcnicn, time TO secure the succession bya "iudi-
clous' direction Of the powers aud patronage Of the
Govornmnt. The truth Of those spocululions ia
generally believed at Washington and is forced upon
all who Will look attontvoIy.
The Commercial Advertiser ho5 tic following
comments upon the Caucus at Albany.
Legi'iatiUe CaucUs.--At an adjourned Legislative
Caucus, held in the Assembly Chamber NJ Albany,
Tuesday night Of which WIN. NJ. Oliver. Esq.
The acting Lieutenant Governor, was Chairman and
j. Il. Gosman, Esq. of Fompkins county, Secretary,
resolutions passed directing convention 20 DO
held at llerklmcr on tho 9Th Of September next, TO
nominate candidates for the Offices Of Governor and
Lieut. Governor Of this state, and cxhoriing all tho
faithful TO adhere TO the usagos of me Republican
Party. Having disposed Of the affairs Of this State,
the Caucus entered upon hose &C tlr Union. per
order. 'l''s ws-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1830-09-30

We have been informed, says the Mount Holly Chronicle, that Joseph Bonaparte, the Ex-King of Spain, and now citizen of this county (Burlington,l is making arrangements so return to France. s
 Mr. Gorham declines being candidate for re. election Representative in Congress, from Isos. ton.
 The Buffalo Journal says, tha, ,he " Wellaad Ca. nal is now tn successful OPera.io" Vessels drawing seven and h"f feet Of water can safely navigate the Canal"
 A modification of the air of the Mar.e;ll.. u... adapted to sacred words, was sung in ,he ymn last week, on the Sabbash " "'."s'Pniss MT Everest Representative in Congress Eor. ,h. Sa.e S oI vermont, has nossed Hon. Isaac Hi of N o' 'ne Treasury as a 6ar!! Jimmy Johnson, Of the Wolf 6m;lv 1. p., been chosen Chief of the Six Na1;o:. oT K~ns nas place Of Red Jacket deceased. VI '"u'~"'' 'e
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

upon superficial observation would
being obscure uuasted plant it gradually rose into
notice article of luxury the
sve aud alike administered to the enjoyment and avace of
mankind
The history plant well oaion society
in all states, singular enough From the best information ii
baeo mere spek upon the map Of the world and from this
point spread and all influences and destinations
far and wide Ii has generally been Popasaed by cultivation
but is found growing neousy and uxuienty in the
20 where il has been cultivated
small scale for medical purposes The great naval hero Sir
fashionable luxury by the example and influence of Sir Walter
Raleigh whoi seems was great smoker at least About this
article and attempted an entire prohibition Of its USE in the
luxury by issuing his royal against it,
couers disregarded and unavailins # be
high and propensity to seek and use some
to compose him while aborins under distreses
sorts a stimulating and narcotic power surely it
choose those the such
AS ,name his passions all his reasoning ia.
cultes and at degrade and sink below the animal whose
brightest attribute is instinct alone generous
prescribe any thing from which may
fort in Affections because it pradgay instead of pru-
IDENTITY used and consequently blessing Into
delicious articles of alentea coffee have charms
and in general are as nnocsn, in their influence effects
eleerious consequences arise from them;
been intellectual many emnen, writers both of
this country and of Europe and has coffee
great Doctor Johnson whose stupendous intellect often
awakened by to the powerful and macess exertions
And Doctor Rush, whose ought every
lover of science patriotism and his
mental stimulus he scarcely any thing else thar
had an sxhirang tendency Coffee was the s,imaan
piles incurred the maledcon whilst lustre of his talents
commanded the admiration of mankind
Now, as tobacco and these things have tendency n
rate and demoraze. but the contrary u grief or a.
greeably stimulate the mind let rather than
scribe them at least innocent substitutes for
all alcoholic liquors. which all know unhap.
py influences society and which sap all the ou
da'ions OF mind, constitution, and character
l am, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
7. p HEREFORD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

Tickets dollars, halves Q SO, quarters 1 %.
Tickets for sale in the above schemes at this Office
where IN the last Union Canal Lottery, ticket Nos.
], IL, p, the grand capital of 10000 dollars was
want to share similar fate of good fortune will
bear in mind that prizes are sold at this Office
than any other YATES & MCINTYRE
10 It's Nanauers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
MANAGERS OFFICE.

Connecticut State, Class 5-1'he drawing will he
received TO DAY, at I2 oclock--sie, 600, $500,
1000, ! 900 and of 100, &c. Tickets 4 dollars
halves 2, quarters /.
Dismal Swamp Canal Lottery, Glass $50 num-
Der lotery--i0 drawn ballots will be drawn IN this
city Saturday, the 22d inst.--20 600 dollars, j 78o
and of 1000, &c. Tickets dollars, halves SO
quarters %, eighths 621 cents
Union Canal Lottery, Class No, TO be drawn
on Saturday, the 22d inst.-The drawing will be
received on the 25th inst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
auction zalEM.
THIS DAY.
BY OTIS, DUNLOP 81 CO.


by OTIS, DUNLOP 81 CO..
GROCERIES, SHOES, sc.
On TUESDAY, the 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, will
De sold at our Auction Store, assortment of Gro
ceres and 20 cases superior Shoes, direct from the
manufactures, consisting fwomens best half hce!ed
rones, mems calf, mems heeled pumps with straps
mems kip bootes, mems calf bootees stout brogans
cases fine hats sc. = .. d. 81 Co. Aucts.
ma II
ADDITIONAL
hhds. prime ST. Croix Sugars
Is do Porto Rice do
SO bags coffee
SO sides soal leather
100 boxes imperial and young hy son teas
80 DO soap
81 do sperm. candles
. ceroons indigo
10 dozen leading lines
10 half tierces rice
loO half boxes raisils
10 boxes starch
10 do mustard
i2 do bottled cider
10 quarter casks sweet Malaga wine, &C. &c.
ma i8-it o. D. 81 CO. Aucts.
STOCK OF DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
On WEDNESDAY, the 9Th inst. at 9 o'clock
will be sold at our Auction Rooms, without reserve,
the residue of Messrs Kyle IL Cochran's stock of
DRY GOODS.
There is yet to be sold, thread laees, lace wells a
large quantity OF domestics, large quantity of fan
nes, super-fine cloths and cassmeTes arpepe sotti
nets and cHssinets, silk hose Valencia and Toilenet
vcsting, ribbons, silk hdkf:., German oznaburrs
blankets, cotton shaw|s, &c. &c.
After which,
4o bales brown sheetngs and shirtinps
10 cases bleached do
bales heavy and wide cotton oznaburrs
10 cases plaids
bales checks
cases Irish linen
do brown Holland
do silk flag hdkfs.
do Cd cambria
do elegant calicoes.
1erIns D ana months credit for approved paper.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
From The pinndelp6;a Yno,;y.,..

From The Philadelphia Inquire.
the Christian Journal has given to The pu,lic nm
excellent article in relation to the effect OF the at
tenpts to suppress Sunday mails. The substance of
the article is, that "unaduterated christianity dis
claims all connection with, aid az dependence upon.
the secular power" that for the extension of her
cause, and the enforcement of her prceepts ushe
accepts of other aids than those derived from the
authority of her omnipotent founder" that oil efforts
TO asslmilate civil government and rejio;nn ssbaie
,,.iv proved subversiye Of the latter:r that Tho a..
beavers to bring government into Union with chris
iatty, ito support the ssnctity Of the Sabbath" are
sa ritual hostility to the religion of tho divine Re
dcener" and would "lcad to vigorous cndea-
vors for still alliance, till at last tho efigy of
the christian church would be embraced by the State
while her SOUL her life, her purity, had fled forever"
The Journal stigmutiscs the measures taken to unite
CAurcb and State as ''bnd infatuation equally i'm
polite and hopeless" ".Eat such is the character
OF all the recent movements WIRE regard to Sunday
mails, there IS not vcstige of doubt and 1.-THE IKE
movements, If persisted in by the frenzy of misCGId
ed zeal, may excite the civil government which has
so long kindly tolerated the christian rcrion. 10 an
open and declared opposition to it's progress" Men
are to be persuaded to observe the christian sabbath
No authority To its observance is TO be found
in the Scriptures, reason or common sense.
The truth is, and every rejecting man must per
ceive it, that the perscVcring and pressing efforts
induce government TO suspend its operations Sun
day, with view to enforce the sanctity Of that day,
better in spirit than the attempts in former
times TO propagate the Gospel by fire and sword and
arc with apparent justice, ascribed w the Chyision
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
. n uanov.r Coanty Cou,t, .Warch a7th. leo

IN Hanor.r County Cont. March eth. 1880
ATHANIEL i. BOWIE, and Hector Bowe, in
L rans, under the age of twenty one years. by
Hector Davis ther uncle, and next friend, pits.
against Susanna Bowe, the widow Of Nathaniel Bowe
dec, Oliver r. Cross and Polly his wife, Nath anie
Davis and Narth, his wife, Jesse G.. Yarbrough and
Nancy his wife, Hudson NJ. Wingfeld and Sophia his
wife, John u. Green and Elizabeth his wife, Harriet
Bowe, Emily II. Bowe, BENJAMIN Wingfed, trustee
for Susanna NJ Perrin, the said femes.covert and
femesoIe, being daughters and devisees of the said
Nathaniel Bowe, dec, and Mortimer Goddin and
Thomas ". Goddin, infant children Of Amanda
Goddin, dec, daughter and devisee OF the said Ma
thaniei Bowe, dccc defts.-fS CHINcsHY
The bill and answer of all the dts ezccpt Nathaniel
Davis and Martha Davis his wife, being fled and the
said Nathaniel DAVIS and Martha his wife, not having
entered their appearance and given security according
TO the of Assembly and rules Of this court and It
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that they
are not inhabitants Of this commonwealth it is ordcI
ed, that the said dts. Nathaniel Davis and Martha bis
wife, do appear here the first dav of May court
next, and the bill of the pits and that copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted in the Consti-
;ionai Wing, "a newspaper published in the city Of
RIchmondD fcr two months succ Nively, and tina,
another copy he posted at the front door Of the
house Of this county. a Copy. Teste,
J 90 FEt11r 2. WESTON, c. y c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
Chickahominy Land for Sale.

WAS committed to the Jail of Goochlanl county
w on the 3 LIST Of January last, negro boy who
Guns hiinSef TOM about I6 years DID, about feet
or inches high; had on when committed. suit of
white yarn domestic, and says he belongs to Messrs.
Dawson u Roach of Fredericksburg, who purchased
HIM OF Mr. Powell fFauquier county, that he ran
away ABOUT June or July last The owner or owners
OF said slave are requested to come forward prove
their property, pay eXpences and take him away
ROBT. G.. MACON, Tailor for
VIM. Boiling, Sheriff of Goochland
ap 1S- 1aw3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
Great Sale of Law Books

0''tC OF IIdW BOOKS.
& INC second THURSDAY OF September next, will
~ DC sold by auction. the Law Stock of Rock
seielj consisting OF about Thirty Thousand Vovmes,
general use, and great number of the old Roport-
ers, and other scarce works
=, At the same time will be sold, large number of
important Miscellaneous works -
The Catalogue will be ready bv tho fret of I,,,,
any gentleman desiring it forwarded to him. will
please apply (pos; paid to the subscriber,
Philadelphia, May, 1890 ma 15"yst
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

COMIIssToNER's OFF1ce, April t2Ih, 1880.
The parties interested IN te settlement Of tic ac-
count FIRST mentioned, and directed he taken BY me
in the foregoing order hereby notified that have
appointed the first Saturday in June for that pur-
pose, on which day they will please attend at my of.
bee on Dhestone in said county of Meckenburg pre-.
pared TO go into settlement
29~-wis wN, y, EASILY, NC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

1HA MULES FOR SALE, of which 80 (three
!, w years old and in tolerable order will be
next spring. in August and September next They
are nh from New Hampshire. and having been s,ouah hit
low Will be sold at prices considerably less than The
Richmond market price. Apply 10 Mr.. d. Chap
man, or GEO. TAYLOR,
Horn Quarter, near Hanover Courthouse.
wish to hire good brick moulder and wood
workman. and to buy man servant of good charac-
ter. q ~
ma ll-1aw2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

MARRIED On Thursdsy evening the 1871 inst.
by the Rt Rev. Bishop Moore BEVERLY HEru,
Esq TO Miss VIRGINIA. daughter OF Robert Gwath.
mcy, of this CITY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
Pocket Book Found.

Il
HOUND this morning Pocket Book which the can
nave by describing and paying for this advertisement
NFPly DIT ths oihce May 18TH may Is
M R. THOMAS W. VAUG1AN'S DancIng School
~ VIII commence Monday the 21ih inst, Mr. Alex
sndefs tavern in the county of Hanover about miles
hiCHh1ohd NAV 13--lt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

PAEz and BoLwAR.-A friend, says the Journal
oil Commerce, has shown the original of the so
called Proclamation of Paez, which we published a
day or two since, taken from the Massachusetts
Journal. 1t proves TO be, not decree of pae1 nor
decree at all but only form of decree which the
Editor Of the Caracas "Farmacopoo" says ought to
be issued.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

.9arshars SAFE, an King Ualiana.
Ee ac SI to decree of the Superior Court
nounced on the 3D. day Of April. 1870, in the case Of
iopkins rs; Dabney, and by consent and request Of
,ne parties, shall on Monday The st day of Nav,
1880 at II O'Clock, ~, offer for sale. at nnbic
auction on the premises to the highest bidder for
caSn' one moiety OF the two hundred acres of the
tract Ct Of land called "srrngfed lying in the coun
iss Vi Mns w iiiiam' held by Corntaus Dabney, by
ueScent and by purchase from Richard Dabnev: and
aiso' necessary one n,oety of small tract or for
est land, near the first mentioned tract.
ma st c a. 49,, g ~ y ~ d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
BY DAVENPORT, ALLEN ~ co.
DRY GOODS

EOO7JS.
On FRIDAY, the 2Ist instant, at 10 o'clock at
our Auction Store, assortment of American md
foreign dry goods:
INCLUDING,
90 bales brown sheetincs
Osnaburgs
Bieached shee;ings and shirlings
case circassian pantaloous
cases silk parasols.
~ An invoice of goods to be sold by order of
trustees, comprising broadcloths cassmeres, trunk
Ladies fine shoes, checks, S5c.-Terms at sale.
ma ~ ID A. g. co. Aucts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
MARSHAL'S SALE

virtue OF decree of the Superior Court Of
~ Chancery for the Richmond district. in n cause
therein , depending between Edmund Walls, pitt
against w iiiiam ii. Foushee and James RAWLINGS.
eXor of William Foushee, sen, decd. dfta.~I sb55Ii
proceed to sell for cash, he premises, in the coun
W OF Warwick, on the 5th day of June next, at
Punic auction the tract of land the bill mentioned
being three hundred and fourteen acres. and ona
quarter OF an acre. called Rich Neck OF SO much
thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy Tn said decree
and expenses Of sale.
CHA. L. WINGFIELD
10 ids d Mos 49,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
uaymartei, ia, .May l3. 1880.
Eror, Niles, Rerisier.


lions of the zeal practice of the British 'sfree trade
system (as uvowed by Mr.. Huskisson) that we ey-
or met with-and shews how excellently well that
system is fitted also Tor the United States WHEN as
IN Britain proection shall bull up domestic com
petition, andploced any particular business or pursuit
out of danger from taregs ''bargan intrigue or man
agement.'
In 1889, the American tonnac e entering the ports
of the United States, 9.583 TONS and the for
eign 158,t45--the latter being two-ffihs of the
whole.
In Isas-a6e 1881 tons of American vessels. from
foreign ports entered, and l5o,223 tons of foreign
vessels.
In 1916, there were e36ss6 tons of American
vessels entered from British ports in Europe and
America, and 2l2,739 tons of British vessels from,
the same ports the amount nearly equal. In this
year. let it be recollected that ,1e offered free
trade as to Navigation, to all the world, as Mr..
uuskisson would to manufactures-and that Bri-
tam accepted it, ITO her possessions Europe oniy,
Mark that
Tonnage entering from British ports in Europe.
American British.
1916 134,l98 1O0,84O
1895 I28,789 38.257
1926 1725S8 3eIe4
The indirect trade carried on between tho y.
States and the British w est Indies prevents fair
comparison of the present state of our navigation
with the British ports, generally
The New York papers have full list of the yes
sells which arrived at that port from foreign places
from the 9Th to the cath April last-whoie amount
81, of the burthen of % 244 TONS navgated bv 0A9
men. AS the tonnage OF TWO vessels is not given,
the actual tonnage may be called $4,000.
vi ali these, six British Vesseis-and only
i've from British ports-bu, the whole arrivals from
British ports were thirty-eght Thus the British
had little more than eighth part of the navigation
from their own ports, though admitted GA The same
terms as our o0n-and at New York too; city at
which nine tenths of the transient British merchants
and pattern-cGrd men--funners and wbppers in
makers of invoices and of false oatfs, in all the
United States, nestle themselves. The burthen of
the SIX British vessels, about l4O tons-which
deducted from the gross amount $4,000, leaves
2 ,46O against i,i40, almost twenty for one in
favor of American shipping.
No interest United States has been 81 sevs.y n,o
tec'ed as the shipping The "Anerican SYSTEM fully com
menced with It IN 1885, ny discriminatory duties imports
and tonnage On vessel of 200 TONS laden with $50 hhds
o. sugsr for example the protection to more than
guy COLLARS enough the whole incident TO West
nsa voyageand even the navy supported the en-
bense OF two OF three millions year defend this interest
but IN 1916 feeling ourselves shipping fully capabc of
supporting ourselves offered perfect reciprocity IN navi
the "bold BTInDs accepted only in regard 10
theIr European domnons, see the effect of il, II s
an admirable commentary MIR Huskssous prnciplcsoy
M d. CriPs remarks; Cuees poutcd enu.s,
that he' aiso might be allowed cry "hca!" "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
Ng ARx1s e rs z; WS.
PORT OF RICHMoWD..
ARRIVED,

Sc Fairfield, Coffin, days from New York, sundrie,
Dunlop & co, Lancaster s. )enby l. Webb a. CO. Nash
Hall & Moore Mckddoe. Parker F & James & co.
baldwin, Ives & co, w 4 Kyle e. CO, nj Hollns, w & G.
Crane, Z Rust, Sweeny N Myers Holt e. Ross STRAIT
ton, Gordon Mrs Phepoe. Mrs Nichols, lay NJ Ho
Inns, w Dunn, X Jenkins Wadsworih e. Williams, Yale e.
Dunlcy. tianes. II Nelson d Barclay, johnson SON.
Sranniss, Son e. Brothers, Nichols Mott Mitchell, r,
Up AdraHce, TGce, G Tiin(R Smith, Ra ymond 4
Brothers, Sarvay, and G. Nichols.
schr Dove DAVIS, from Cutuck, az c. with FISH to Webb
&,
Schr Elizabeth Henry,9 days from New York, Norfolk
with beer and cider
Schr Orator, Gator, from Gospor, Dry Dock.
Schr Packet Robinson, from Norfolk.
SAILED.
schr NEPTUNE, Cook for Boston coal
Schr Vineyard Kecne, for Gosport (DEy Dock)
''chr GeorSs Z Gardner, Downs for Pbiad. phis, with
coal
=. NEW YORK, May 11-Crd schr Ricba ,d, Corscn for
Richp, ond.
r. PHILADELPHIA, May Is Arrived scfr Dean Swift,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18

u Our City Correspondents MUST remember that
we have box at our Office for the reception of let
ters addressed to We shall in future take no
suciI letters from the Post Office
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
WINES. BRANDY. & :

HAMPDEN SIDNEY COLLEGE,
A + the semi-annual meeting of the Trustees of
IN this institution. on Wednesday, the 28h ofApril.
Denamn Watkins Leigh, Esq. of Richmond, Will
liam NJ Thornton, Esq of Cumberland and William
NJ. Atkinson, Est. ofPetersburg, were elected mem,
beers of the Board
The summer session OF the College will commence
on the LIST day of June next. All persons wishing to
enter the institution, requested to be present by
= O'Clock on that day. BY order of the Faculty
ma 3-2aw3t PETER McVICCAR Cla-a-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
irish Linens and Linen Cambrics.

Irish Linens and Linen CambriCs.
A 7 ROBERT r. JENKINS Ir;sb Linen and
IN Fancy Dry Good Store, will be found at the
lowest market prices extensive assortment of 7-8
and "A Irish linens Also, linen cambycs from 81 90
TO - per yard Persons can be furnished with any
quantity of Irish linens at the above MACE bv the
piece, half piece or yard. The goods are all of this
Springs importation, ,carruned 10 be made of puye
Inen' OF grass bleach, and free from any imperfec-
.Ioh- ma II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-18
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS

VIRGINIA ELECTIONS
Radoph-For Delegates Adam Myers 25I, Joseph Hart
233, VIM Mcreny 216, Benjamin Dolbeare ls6, WIN. Huff
583
MAY VorE ON TNE NEW CONSTITUTIONS.
P,ttsY!gania.--For !I2. Against 5.