Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-06-03

anv ,co; Without appearing have any business OF
retirement '' """ sPe'i' MS 'ihie III reading AM,
ce;d arrest o Palmer was made consequence of letter
senas', addressed Cap, j. knapp n"o s s',n.y o.
10 be left a, ,b ue"andng money To be him by mail
az . ~ ehe tost Office III town of Prospect n rc,so
rue" Went from this town, deposited in thai Pos, ogra m
La sw J,, .y IN II, addressed Crant-afier wain,
ter s,vinS IL; pes"h appeared aud called for the le,
e', saying ms name was CirGni-,he lerr wns ,.,;.
with n an off, 90 II. Was about TO retire from Office
o, 10, rs Stepped forward and arrested him 1T turned
a mas name was not Grant, Palmer and that his rlac
IS 10 be brought 10 this town. ~ ' '"s'''y' ana
search was made yesterday wnrrap, from Al, r
- a1out the premises of the Crownnseds in nan,
VeIs hut we believe the objects sought fur wa,a @ "a ,
A"e Nnapts are committed to goal fer examima,ion.
as.v.,v ,;,, ... From the Belfast Journal
anu unnatural murder still interesting to the public We ,s
youns man, who is known he associate of The trown
nsheia o DanVers, aIprehented in Prospect town 5
enclosure OF iac's circumstances, esons of the nro
r nor doubt exists that he s in possession of the Who'll,
the persons no committed the murder-hs
persons who procured it be done-and the Inducements and
oves winch operated upon the minds of 10th parties
@ ueh oy the prisoner to gentleman Salen reuues-
ns the loan OF $3.50 threatening disclosure of ,rssac
Won wnn would haow up his soul" case of refus al WHICH
rom .he Responsibility of other persons implicated in the
a. present 10 mention their farther
h; no a WIZ prooaoy develope the connecting links of
chan al the most extraordinary circumstances ever dscIoci
TO The public. 'e u''''oscp
ne .""ftAern Beundary-The Editors of the
h1H'more .4me'ican have been iavourrd with the pc
i'is" Oh letter from highly respectable house at
an, n.,Sterdam under date of 9Th April, to another in
'ha' CITY, which communicates the following inf n)I;
gencc respecting the referred question of he boun
GARY line between the United States and the North
cru brush rrovInces:-'Thc papers and statements
,especting Tie boundary line were delivered on the
Isl Instant 10 Inc Ning rs arbitrator. The british
nave large suite ATTENDING this arbitration mo, r,
all those who have been employed and maintained at
80 e"fehse ior seferai years past have arrived at
I n' hague Sir Howard Douglas, governor of New
Ism pprr
requiicd MIR. Prcb!e, whose abilities sre h;uhv
SPOKEN OF, vii! have his hands full to cone with
Inc talent opposed to him the part of the British
a', "hom you no doubt recoect. and who has
nceh or many years the chief person in this cuntro-
Versy has also arrived at the Hague I am afraid
me A!ng Will lind it difficult task to make dccis
.eh ne could treat the subject in the manner that
Solomon did in the case Of the two ,noth.re :, ho
Claimed the same child, it would be well: hut whom
Inc question ITO nave or not to have becomes the
oarrler between two parties, sympathy and humanity
are geheray forgotten, or otherwise the choice might
be lett to the people that inhab the territory IN lie
fnte The lSing has the power understand IN scra
out persons OF his selection to inyestoate the
premises; this hope he will do as otherwise mnch
rear tha the variety of British and foreign talent
ayed against lis will render the result rather doub
fui. The King Is, however, worthy man and if he
give decision, twill be rendered with perfectly
Impartial icellng and rest on good grounds
| From tie Baltimore Chronicle
! NASHVILLE ROAD BlLL-We r;vo DIV
.a ifesdeh Message, assigning his reasons for re-
Iecting this bill. We have given this document u
very uiiOeia'G examination, and, although it profess.
es 90 give the Presidents views the subjects of IN
ternai improvements and Domestic Munufactnres
plainly and without Disguise yet the reader we an
prehend will find it difficult determine afie ne
rusai o! Inc message, what those views rcaI,y nrr
the message is done up i'll the true Van Burnn ct ye
aEd Is KIND of Ola pod,ida from which each can
select something to suite his palate. |, appears TO
us mat the PRESIDENT assumes the following Positions
L. hf,s,. L..
| struct Roads Canals.
| e ihat congress has the power to subscribe to
works OF Internal Improvement, commenced by
g. That Congress has not the mower 50 70 suscri,o
unless the work be of national character.
IL mat Congress Is not competent to determine ,vhe
Their such work be be not Of national charac
ter; and,
s. Fhat the Constitution shouId be o1,e,nl 60 =, ..
| be made '
The Prcsiden' processes great friendship for Inter
nal Improvements, and gravey assure s US that al
though he now refuses to sanction appropriations to
those objects, yet the time may arrive when he NAV
be more ''in the vein +" He gives us great conso)s
tionn the assurance, that, iihe desire of the States
tor Internal improvements SIS not rra,ifed now u
does not fbtiow that neUer lcH be s--We thank hin,
tor this well timed information as 1t may prevent all
soiite despair For his condescension we could al
most give him the Spanish sulutation man you lire
thousand yearS'--but that VIC disincncd to pro-
cfasnatc the works OF In erRa Improvement for SO
long time.
| we have neither time room for review of this
message at present. II not calculated to confer
Immortal praise" on It's author, nor to advance the
Pretenslons of MIR. Van Buren, to the Presidency
! The following promotions in the Navy, were made
on Thursday last
Passed Midshipmen Robert G. Rob5, Edward Mr.
Vali' Fl'Z Alien Deas Samuel w. Stockton John
Colhoun, Charles w Hauncey, lawrence Penninr-
| ton, Thomas T.. Craven Andrew II. Foo. and Tobn
L. Bail, TO be Lieutenants.
Dinner 70 fhoS .Se,oton Esq. in Nauser,ond.--We
rave oeen hah-cd Tor publication an address from
many friends and supporters of T'ho's Newton ESQ
IN Nansemond County. expressive of their personal
esteem, and :her confidence in him as their Repre-
SEN atNe ~ Congress, &c and inviting him tc par
taHc OF Pn6tc d''inet ITO be given to him White
heads Hotel, Suffolk on FriJ,y. 4h insf.l with
the reply of Mr. N. The preparation made for this
davis paper. nreEloms To- thor roc I'M u