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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
Committee Of arrangements.

PoR THE RICHMOND WING
Ah freedom noble thing:
reedom makes man 10 have liknr-
Freedom the Zestto pleasure gives
t!e Ives AT ease who freely lives
Grief sickness. poOriish want, are all
Sunm'd up within the thrall
Han redeemed, r"geDerated iSunce!-Viroinia.
the mother of Liberty, halls -ister-Tnc annals Of
all time fnrnishe but example 10 match thy gen
eToDs daring IN freedoms cause.-HaIl La Faycttr
Virtues ChamPion--Aposte 81 Ind eendence the
last ac of France renders her worthy of your birth
pace--nay success crown your noble efo is in your
native land and in your upward fight may you leave
your mantle there Where Is the Virginiari so dead
SO sprltiess, that will not add his shout and crv aI
haj 10 cheer cause so sacred and so DEAR Where
Is me yrgman standing beneath the folds of the tr-
co'red flag and star spaugled bonner can withhold
the cry OF "Indepe Idenco forever"
The Capital of the Old Dominion has set The ey-
omple-'he land uf Washington, of Jefferson. Of
Madison and Of Henry sympathizes in the cause: it is
the cause OF Liberty throughout the world Who
VIII withhold his hand? Who will stay back, Is
there citizen IF Richmond whose heart is not with
hose gallant sons Of France. who putting life and
property as thing of nothing. dares tie vengeance
Of all Europcs Royalty Is the manifestation of
your feelings at your sympathy, nothing? II is much
: 1t VII cheer in the hour Of gloom-it will has en- |
thoughts that now burn without utterance; and from
he embryo womb will spring into living day the elo-
nous deed now IN conception--it will shew to free
ps. 'haI when the struggle is over, and If ADVERSE
y shofld follow, America presents an asylum for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 10, 1880.
THE CELEBRATION

very considerable degree of excitement pervades
the city, occcasioned principally, by the recommends
ton ola general illumination By the meeting of Tues
day night That measure has opponents soae from one
cause, some from another. & yesterday proposition
was made in the Committee of Arrangements to call n
second town meeting with view Of re considering
that particular subject. Il opposed and over
ruled, on the grounds, that large majority Of the
town was certainly in favor Of it--that second
meeting therefore, would eventuate in a second re-
commentator of it-and that the course would tend
to increase the public excitement. We refer to an
other place for resolution adopted by the Committee
The question of illumination therefore remains
where it was put by the meeting of Tuesday. We
cannot help rcmaFkng what ridiculous fuss is made
about it by few persons! 4 ew candles are indis
pensabe-ihese TO be placed in particular fash,
ion-'hey are to burn for few hours-and there Is
an cad OF the mighty u.ttcr exaggerated by few,
busy bodies into affair of dreadful import Pbere
IS M requs'ion either, to iluminateit is matter
OF sheer and unqualified discretion for dong or let
ting alone which, every house keeper is irresponsible
to the whole world Is this matter worth kicIinr
up dust about
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

cart. l. Every individual who shall stributo |
printed writings OF which there shall not be he true
indication of the names profession and residence of
the suhor and OF the printer who shall give to the
public the writing to read shall be brought be-
fore the Commissary of Police of the quarter and the
writings shall be seized.
80 Every individual Keeping reading room, cof-
fee house, &c who shall give tn bs read. journals
or other writings, printed contrary to the ordinance
of the King of the 25th inst relative TO the press,
shall be prosecuted guilty OF the misdemeanors
which these journals. writings may constitute, and
his establishments shall be Professionally closed.
Tuesday the eth, early day OF great excite
ment and agitation. The Police were busy in at
tempting prevent he people from visiting the usual
places of resor, for papers and news The Journal
of Commerce appeared by permission. and royal
ordinance was issued requiring the printer to proceed
with It's composition the following day. a similar
order was issued for the publication of La France
.Youreiic, but it was dsoboyed The students of the
schools we're ordered not to take part in any illegal
| assemblages and public disorders. On both sides
blood was shed. Indeed the instruction had COM
meDced
| ln consequence of the decree against the freedom
OF the press the following journals suppressed
on the 2Tth:-Tbc Consfitutiu,,ueI with its 81 OOa
subscribers. the Courier Frdncais, the Journal du
Commerce. the National, the French TIMER. the Mes
s0ger deS Chambers, and all the rest Of TIE liberal
or moderate papers of the Liberal side put down.
The English without their Gaiignonic .Ucssen-
ger, and their London Express: and the following ere
the only papers which had liberty to appear that
morning, viz. VIoniteur UnicerSeI Quoiidienne, Ga
seue de France DrGpea" Blanc The ,proprictors
of Journals purely ministerial experienced, of course
no difficulty; but all others, hch treated. In the
most remote degree. of political matters were unli-
censed
On Wednesday, the s3th Paris was in possession
OF the insurgents. The citizens sli armed with
pixies, with pistols with fire arms with bladgeons
Inc soldiers had tor the most part either Joined
9th or refused to act against the people.
I The seizure of the presses of the liberal journals
appeared to be the signal for the manifestation oi
public opinion. 4'he populace longer to be
inundated by the troops, and bloodsho ensued to
ir!ghttii extent on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
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COMMUNICATED.

The nnnunciaton of the death Of Beverl 7,
Browne Will cause alike surprise and regret But
tew weeks ago he was in this city and in perfect
health Shortly after leaving here, he took passage
IN the schooner Neuse. bound to Vera Cruz; and in
the heavy gale of the 9Th of August, the vessel be-
came wreck off the Island of Abaco All the pas
sengers (of whom there were fve) and the Captain
were lost. The mate and four others of the crew
were saved, and have reached New York in another
vessel.
The account received from the mate, leaves no
room to doubt the melancholy fate oS our respected
fellow cuzen lie Is gone; and his surviving friends
can only substitute recollection of his merits f IL
person who possessed them They will never fail 70
remember thai in him united to discerning nd
discriminating mind those principles, which before
every thihg ciso' should be most highly valued He
was man ofgenune philanthropy, of strict jnteGri-
ty, and ever mindful of the dictates of honour and
propriety.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

WAsHINGroN, q. c. Aug. GA letter has been
received from the mate of The schooner Morse, piv
ing intigence ot the loss that vessel on her pas
sage from New York to this place in the Gale Nh.
18th INST. The mate, who was brother OF the Can
tam states that the Morse foundered at about one
O'Clock in the morning of the 18th, little 10 the
horthward Of Hatteras, and thai all hands, except
hinef and seaman, who made their esconc i,
The boat, persisted. Tho man soon died of eyfaus
tion and MIR. More, tho sole survivor of the crew.
was afterwards picked up and carried into Swans
ooro Captain Morse had been but few months
married to young lady of this vicinity and has left
young widow 20 mourn he untimely loss.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

MAR~siLAss n4 MN OF LIBERTY.
70 sons of Freedom, wake TO glory
Hank! bark, what inyriads bid You rise
Your Children, Wives and Grandsires houry,
Behold their tears and hear their cries.
Shall hateful tyrants, mischiefs breeding,
with hire!iDg hosts ruffiap band,
Alright and desolaie the land.
While peace and liberty lie blecdipr?
TO arms. to arms! We brave!
Th' avenging sword unsheath: +.
March on, march on, all hearts resolv'J,
On victory or dcuth
low, now, the dangerous storm is rolling,
w hich treacherous kings confederate raise,
Fhc dogs OF war. let loose, are bowling,
And 10! our fields ant cities blaze.
And shall we bosely view the ruin,
While lawless force with guilty stride,
Spreads desolation far and wide
With crimes and blood his hands cmbrung?
Fo arms! to arms! va brave, &c.
With luxury and pride surrounded,
Phe vile insatiutc despots dare.
Their thirst ofpower and gold unbounded,
go mete and vend the light and air.
LRe beasts Of burden would they load US,
Lake gods would hid their slaves adore
Bnt man is man, and Who is rnorsa
Then shall they longer lash and goad us9
a'o arms! to arms! yc brave. &c.
Oh Liberty, can man resign thee.
Once having felt thy generous famee
Can dungeons, bolts. and bars con6nc thecs
Or whips thy noble spirit tame.
Too long the world has wrpt, bewailinr
Plat fasehood's dagger tyrauts WELD,
Bot freedom is our sword and shield,
And all their arts are unavalliDg.
To nrmsI to arms. ye brave, &c.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

The packet ship Columbia, at New York, brings
PORTSMOUTH tEng) papers dated edof August which
acknowledge the receipt of Havre papers to the Goth
nt July. Undor date of Portsmouth, 3lst July, is
The following.
This evening we got further information by the
Camilla steamer, from Havre Tho passengers of which
report the folowing:-The Marshal Marmont had
been killed TWAS reported that the Duke d Ansou-
leme had been assassnatcd. The King had fled to
i,lsle, and his Ministry were entirely dispersed Con-
siderable fermeni had been excited at Havre, and some
blood split.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
B.. HARRISON, Chairman.
JouN H. PLEAsANTs, Secretary

Order Of the Procession on Saturday.
l. Detachment of Cavalry.
2 LAFAYETTE Artillery Independent Band
9. National Guard.
Committee of Az rangement.
5 Revolutionary Officers and Soldiers
6. Officers OF Government.
z Debating Society.
Citizens and Strangers on fool
9. Richmond Light Dragons.
10 do Lafayette Artillery.
II. Blues Band
10. Richmond Light Infantry Blues
- Citizens in carriages and on horseb1ck.
~ The doors of The Capitol Except to ladies',
will be closed until he Procession arrives
BY order of
C0aamittee IF .9rrangep,su5s
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fco,iauyIcATrp

MARRIED-In Wes,moreland county Va on The gle, I'll,
the Rev Thos Washington, the Rev. PHos Eurorrr low,
oN, aged so, TO Miss HANSAn HERBEzT, aged 49, vi"
When II was finished, and the eve of Cod
Saw with delight that all was fair and rooJ
Man summon'd to his shining presence came.
Ofevery beas; and bird received the napoe
From his Creator; heard the mighty par
Which DER the world dominion pays TO-,
increase and multiply and Gil Inc Earth
And to long Posef,y give birth.
ne myriad beasts that roam along the 6e1d
Shall due obedience to their powes Weld ;;
rus nus sPake NE Amighy. and that law divine
throughout the Earth continues still 10 SHINE
rom 1reenland's cold and ever frozen shores
10 where the mild and gentle zephyr blows,
us GENIAL Influence warns the human heart,
Segeis new joys, and all mpart-
W az the laws that man 10 nan hath given,
Of Moses made got direct from Heaven,
Ems, this alone. spoken, has wiihsfood
CoDvu sions DIRE Of Earth. and Noah's food;
and 10, behold the venerable oak
Zen after oTcscoTe trying the good work,
Stretch forth the tender vine 10 raise
Obeying Gods commands, and Offering prsfse-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

English HarOest-As We anticipated, there was bu,
little cause for the excitement in the flour morket
the other day a nlomeniary panic was created in
the London corn market, by few DAYS of bad vea-
Their But it camo off fine, and the prospec, of the
harvest from all parts of the kingdom, were excel
lent at the .ates datest.-l Com. ode.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

Sickness in The South The Port Gibson fMissis
slDp) Correspondent of Ang Id, says that Death
has been busy for the last eight days. and has intro
duced sorrow and the sable garment into E,any fam
lies Our country, for nine years, has not been so
slckyas at present. The disease which is pervaleni
is OF cogestiVe character and carries OF The patient
with but little warning
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

~ It was yesterday currently reported that Benz.
"at&ius Leigh E-q who was Tuesday night,
nomInateda member Of the Committee of Arrsnoe-
mens' IN declining the task, had expressed himself
III manner grating to the feelings of those. who in
taking that step, designed to confer on him nroofof
their respcctful consideration.
we take pleasure in making an explanation equal
u due t" Nh Leigh and the meeting. From, tho
mode IN which his appointment was communicated
to him. Nj leigh understood that u was dos,r,ed
promote his election Delegate for the co,pfv IF
Hennco, by assocratIng bis name with ponujar oc
eosion Under this suPPosi,ion and feline his han.
OF and Independence concerned, Mr. Leigh declined
'heaPRoniment IN terms corresponding to the ininrv
winch his feelings had sustained. I1o mean, no dis
respect tn The meeting or It's objects
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
Mr. Reynolds, who went OUT in one OF the Di4cove-
ry ships, writes thus 10 friend in PiiadelDbia:-
n

Mr. Reynolds, who wen, OUT in one of the Di4cove-
ny ships writes thus 10 friend in Philadelphia
VALPARAISO May 6, $50
We have made this port for refreshments after
long cruise in the South Seas. We yvere s. DAVIS
among the South Shetland Islands, and from the Soutb
Western extremity stood off on Western cruise
&c about los deg. west longitude, and between the
parallels of 60 and 70 deg south II was late whom
We left the United States and when ve roacbo<l
the high ATTITUDES the long and dark nights had sci
In, and the rugged weather fairly commenced
what we saw and collected will be The subject
OF u long evenings conversation return. The
number ot iccbergs encountered was astonishing
iy great, three and four hundred passed IA sngIs
day; to command the motions of q vessel and the
noafing coilonades of ice driving and whirnU each
other in blind wantonness Of destruction rra-
the highest e&ertion of nautical skill
PROM this port we shall proceed to the LEAST G,e
quented parts ofthe coast of California and probably
return south again next season
The voters or lectoral body of France are e,;l D..
consist OF $4,000 indiy duas only out of population
Of 30,o0J,00o.
The Boston papers state that the brig Cherub. at
that port from Smyrna, brings the treaty recrntly
Guided between Turkey and the United States.
FnAsKroRr (Ky3 Aurus, q
1hs rogs appears to be general in the southern western
ped the calamity In this State the want If raj;
not been so much felt for many years. indeed we hear no re-
ference any former year since the Fl r n H.
county, weu there was great drought early in the seas
~ " ~ >
The crops Of small grain happily came to perfection bero
the drought began to be felt, and fine Hemp has
suffered severely The crops s, more and Will moi il
thought upon tie average amount to half the usual i,v
ut still IN this highly favored and plentiful land will, ordinary
economy T the food Of man and beast there win be enough
the deficiency viii fail upon the totiskey ana NAV c b
exports and income Of the State
travelling IS rendered very dsagrceabe BY reason of the
Gust ana in some places water for horses ADD evrc
we erS-most of the small branches, and even consider
aOe creeks mill strcaus--being entirely dr. iey,s 80
portion oi the springs have totally failed P
ba; mches'er on Monday last Says tie Paris Citizen
court Gay, suGiceucy of could not be bsJ y,
, al me averns and they had haul il two miles snd
aIlom the country All the small streams and prea, man,
are completely dry in this county (BourbonS ami &C.
fuston has ceased to for number of Gavs We &c -
formed that IN one part Of this county, water haus GO
f'jes end paid fox tlfa," " seven
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
BnsToN. Anrnst Q.

The brig Rover, Tobcy, hence Aug 90 for Rich
rnond, returned on Wednesday evening-in the gale
OF The Goth, lat GO 30, had her toresail blown TO
pieces, and was thrown OH her beam ends but rIGht
ted, after cutting away the manmast.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

IA meeting OF tn" Committee of Arranren1ents
yesterday. the following gentlemen were added TO the
number Of those appointed to act Marshais of the
day on Saturday, VIZ Capt James M Seldea Capt
lhos. Nelson, Capt James NJ Johnson Col John
Arml-teed, Sam Cartwright and John Jones Esors
The Committee of Arrangements respectfully have
to ate 10 their fellow citizens, hat many of tho fam
lies absent from their houses and tina MANY per
sons who are actually in the city, will be prevented
by the ndspusion of their families and by other can
ses. from complying with the recommendation of
the meeting OF Tuesday night for having an ilu
minatlon ofhe city. As others whose convenience
will permit them, they repeat the Recommendation
OF the meeting
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
NBw-YnRES s.

r NBw- YoRl, Sept. C.
ghe French Revolution has revived tn Marsello.
AYE.- ard attracted number Ofthe Liberals to the
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NEW YoRK. Sent G.

NEW YoRK, Sept G.
The MARKET = There is very little movement
this morning, IN Bread Stuffs. Wheat CONT nues 20
arrive freely, and the conslences unwilling to sub
nit to further decline, siorng.-,Jouy. Of Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
WeSt h6iia TRADE.

The New York Albion received Yesterday saws.
IS We understand, that the West India Question.
although under negotiation, will be decided until
next Paralpent"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

a favorable change had taken place in tho v,ostb
or, and in all parts nf Great Britain Ireland and
Scotland the accounts of the state of the crops are
OF most gratifying nature.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

Monday the 9th inst. was the 73d birth day of
the venerable La F1ye,te. now at the head of the
National Guard, the hero OF three revolutions
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10
lCOlIMUEICkTEn.1

no TIM, woman, 49,. HENRIce County, Sept 1870
Feiow CtIzens The first under ,,s usvv (,o.,.
io fast approaching and candidates for you
lave ad uiicIen opportunity of giving their views
me hancey Court SYSTEM well county ba ,ssir
views are Know no. having anv of IN.
cues nor inc two last courts hear tem have always
preferred circulars TO stump speeches admt,ed bv an
a the Jurisprudence of our State considerable
AS many OF you have heard all speeches YOU are
enabled 10 vote knowingly AS five are before Won
II certain that but he elected and which one %
question Some say MIR Leigh, Mr. Williams some M
ansby some Nh Mayo and Mr. Randolph There arc
now three classes of voters those opposed the call of the
convention or the amendment of the Constitutions thew ;II
certainly vote for MIR Leigh he did the first 10 the
oppose Inc call OF the Convention of the Cons
luton and such will be consistent voting for hm,hos,
VINO were favor of the Convention and amendment o Tho
constitution certainly cannot for Mr. Leigh unless ,he
mean 10 be consistent being and TO those whom
lhe right OF suffrage extended the new Cops;;o
can you vote for him. who all influence IN and ont &c
he convention to from voting unless Won be
came Land Holders To such you as vote for him ,ov
90 on yor wav roinng, and long will become
"ees OF wood and drawers of 1yistocync he
comes you who are opposed the election of MIR eipb IN
une your votes, and no, each sticking his avoe for
such course will certainly elect Mr. Leigh But some gentle
men saw vote for Mr. Leigh this me the other cam
ddaes Know thing about the Constitution or IN.
organization OF the government TO such would ask is Tho
new Constitution complicated that undersiands
~ 1t So !, rs not worth having. and i'll believe
all tie candidates understand the Constitution as well as Mr.
Leigh, or those gentlemen who themselves as
Oh the county All the writer of this wishes is the good of HE
'ou""y' OBSERVER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

NV CcAcH a new coach, loyalty named after our
excellent Queen, has begun to run, OF which the an
nouncement s very whimsical, being fulows: s'The
Queen Adelaide! starts from the Kings arms, Bushy
every morning at o'clock. London paper
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

- LONDON, 18th July, 1880
Fhe American funds in demand, but the quantity
here SO Limited that capitalists Obliged have tie
greater part oil their orders for investment executed the I'm
ted States st now the quarterly dends have poured
fourteen millions sterling upon the pubc and what
inat portion usually invested shall be placed advantage
TINS Pef'od Fcn All stocks Nigh question
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commencement

COMMUNICATED.
September 9TH 1880
TO the Uoters Of Hsnrico County:
AS there seems o be anxious desire on the mar.
OF the people of this county that we should have a
Representative in the Legislature who is residents
.. tne couh y aho not submit any longer the I'M
positions and usurpations of the town. w.. take the
liberty OF using the name of Capt. JOIN M Borrs
IN announcing that a poll will be opened for him. at
the next eieeton; and We earnestly invite his friends
and thnse who are opposed to thu commercial inter-
ests OF the town having two representatives. to the
total exclusion of the agricultural interests of the
country 10 aid by their and influence IN his g.
lection IL IS at late hour thar his name s brouobt
before the people, but it is never 90 late 70 ID r
own interests. SEVERAL VOTERS.
Us I'm" Enqulrer and Compiler are respectfully re
quested to publish the above
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eco

- BALTIMoEE, Sept. 8
fhe Hon. Mr. Van Buren,, the Secretary of STATE arrived
here last evening" on his way Washington
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

sz' Mr. Van Buren, has been invited to, and has
actually par'aken of dinner given in his honour in
the city of New York! OH the Table Orator, and
Eating Candidate
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

"pr1cins the condition Of the Press MIR. Van Buren'
editor at Buffalo receives $500 annually from the Government
un:er The 'etece Of being agent for handful of indians
who went from Buffalo Green Bay The ,cy embraces
is said one old squaw and two indians ai5any Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-09-10

d-s' Colonel Stone of the N. York CoumercaI
who once denied the fact now admits that as far bacI,
as 80 Mr.. Jefferson made use of the word "taIen
ted The term is currently used by the London
Fress-h'ghcF pathological uthority than Mr. JEFF.
ferson either was, pretended to be.