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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
SULPHUR SPRING FOR SALE

II Littie Cali Pasture River, in the county of Au
gusta about II or 10 miles from Staunton: about IoD
acres are nat or level including ten acres of meadow
and the residue upland.
" This tract includes a valuable SULPHUR
SfhiNG- commonly called M Craes Spring, which
mas been much frequented for many years and with
considerable success, by the citizens of this county
u as the new turnpike road from Staun.on to the
warm Springs will pass through this place, near the
spring, 1t will make of the most valuable tavern
stands west of the Blue Ridge
or terms, or other information, apply to William
Ciarke, Esq. of Stanton, to the subscriber adj
joining the premises.-If by mail, the postage must
be paid. WILLIS MsKESND
Augusta, July o, 1890. 81 w4t
N. B-There are small buildings now on
she ano; and new brick house will be erected in
lew weeks After the 10th of next MONTH the sinh
scri6er will be prepared to accommodate visitora A.
the Spring The cabins at the Spring will be rented
out usual. ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

days SINCE in the Ontario, but declined do;,n .o
now the French Commander, cruizng before the c;,v
mas positive orders to suffer vessel whs,ha.
OF war or not to pass in, and what will he .s '
alton of Mr.. Lee, if the place should be th STU
assault! he has his wife and children with hin, my
Ley offered hs protection far as it wonId .o
c9nsuis but none ofthem, saving Mr. Lee
i'e' afnong the officers is, that if the Commodos
was now mere, that he would go over to Algiers ,tS
an 'he squadron and contest the right of entering
the harbor with the French commander.
Y'he result of this business will bevora a.,
nave a considerable effect upon our NAVY Sbouli
the French succeed, the necessity of Naval forcs
tn .nis sea- VIII IN some measure be o6oiated.-
ohopid the Dey be successful, be will become 70,
times more hard than ever upon the Christian. ~
ne Will, OF course, regard his CITY as imprepnabe
Inc English have large force OF Aigers, to oh.
characteristic of John Bull. 41'o
;, MS sniP. the Ontario, and Fairfield are in ex
CEMENT order-the Java and Constellation are some
S Mnae PraoaIeeriso. The Lexington with Com Bid
ole on board has gone to Constantnople. find
quite contrary to my anticpatious, that SO far fIu
a desire being manifested by the officers of the sono
aron TO return ho'he that with but very few Keen
''ons' they are all dcsirous to remain out here
dated "s eA''act OF a letter,
.,y- u S ship Japa, 4lahon, Gain h,u
arrived here on the 18th inst an absence of
mon's we have been the Archipelago with the WaI
was very . severe at smyrna he Paris of the Levant
en sooa abou 20 miles from Smyms) on the 9Th inst,
sb, Q, aoGo miles from this place, and had remarkably
R;da @ Gown The Lexington left thsre with Com
ON board who was momsny expecting 6an from
20 allow the Java to pass up CITY, but in
Of the approaching and The great
Lexington sns o,ss The flag ss
days 'e u'' 9uaIanined for 20
Com Bddle went up consequence of treaty r,;., -
@ made oy MIR Rhnd between government and ,Ss
..a Sn Mr. oey Consul syna was to 20 ue
NJ 20, the nen'on' was supposed with Com Biddle and
~ MIND 10 sign the Treaty We expect the Lexinpton
LON o'dde down about the middle of July
squadron are all here with the execution of The
Inc oonsela'ion and Ontario arrived ON Sunday las,
and will sail in about week for the coast Its,
N where they will probably remain about sin eeks sn r.
@ mere AT which time Commodore Bdde il is expected
M NAY, nave arrived The Fairfield will in about ten davs
VIII 'ea here until the Commodore arrives when she will
h oaalu an those whose term of service has or nearly
ron is healthy" A"' S4usa-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
R s.
STAGES STANEC

are respectfully informed, tina.
= the Western Stages to Lynchburg, win
1s, Richmond every Monday, Wednesday, and
"a "a day, by P NJ. and at Salem the Sd day, by p
IA; where the Valley Mail Line to Huntsville, NASH
yilie' &c. is connected Returning, leave Salem
tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. at H.
MONDAYS, at A M. This arrangement will give
inc passengers sufficient time for rest at night AT
Fiukes On the Blue Ridge Mountain this line is con-
nected every trip by Caldwelps line, which passes
Fincastle and the Sweet Springs connectjsp Porter
d Bedins line. at the White Sulphur Springs which
runs to Guiandotte, on he Ohio River. Fare from
hlchmond to Gulandotte, $50 miles, s26 75-to sa-
len efn' lao miles, sl2-to Lyncbburgh 100 miles Ss, &c.
The way fare is also reduced on the Lynchburg line
?, For seats to the West, apply at the bar of the
I'm, Union Hotel, Richmond. All baggage or property,
whether belonging to passengers sent by the stages
at the risk of the owners thereof
june l-la~ 12tc A. PATERSON, Proprietor.
Richmond and Salem.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
1T RockcastIe, KentucIy.
REGULAR TOASTS.

lhe memory Of Washington, Adams and Jefferson
enfy Cay-We love him, Kentucky delights to honor him
Hon X r Le'cher-A abluePresentative and worthy Of
confidence ' "
Hon john Kincad-Usawed by power he feaessy stants
Gen Tunsta QUaresThe frispd Of the Tariff and lnte.
nal Improvement, may the voters Of his district rally around
him AT the election
Bobb, GATHER and "hg man Captain John-Too wise
TO be instructed by the freenen Of Kentucky
Hon Mr. Isaacs and Col Crochss Worthy representatives
Of Tennessco and of the Nation
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
WHEELING. Iulu II

,rho WHEELING, July IT,
me harvest is now generally over and we unde,.
from the farmers that crops this year have been
very sooo-oetter in fact than they have been known
for many years back. "
GREAT CRop-Mr. David M'Michen, q farmer in
the vicinity of this place cut this season. from 10
acres OF ground, 1000 dozens of wheat, being near
ly SO bushels to the acre s "e1
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
From tie U S. Telegraph. -
FOURTH AUDITORS REPLY TO MILES


Mr.. Kings excuse for claiming credit for ~ $50
25, which mad long since been allowed him Is that
the vouchers We're suspended in the quarterly nc
counts to which they belonged; aud he was told, in
the 4ih Auditors office, in September last that they
hid nor yet b,en passed his credit. In one place
he say he has "a list from the 9th Auditors Office,
anu III another that IA lust was handed him."
Ii his statement true. would it furnish
sufficient excuse? 1.-THE 4Ih Auditor. or his Clerks,
had made out list of suspended vouchers and Civ
en- tho AIR King, telling hun hat the vouchers there
IN described, had never been passed to his credit.
" >uld 1t be good apology for charging them agan'
II SO, the Agent is under no obligation to know any
thing about is accounts, and 1T IS perfectly,
right for him take credit twice or ten times for
the same thing If he cnn get it. Whv ought to know
what credits he had received better than Mr King
himself? II Inc did not know, and could not ascertain
from his own books then he had managed his bn-
sihess with culpabie negligence If he did know, he
presumed upon The ignorance of others to attempt
Il direct fraud In either alternative it proved him
totally unti' for Navy Agent.
But no such iis furnished him by me, or
any one els IN this Office in September 1929, while
WA IN Ken ucky, he called at the office, as arm
infprmcd, aud desseh TO cxamine~ hia old accounts
The clerk having charge of ~ raided him
IN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

Hon. nanic BartofThe Yves, proud OF his talents aud
integrity.
Col K NJ. Johnsoa--We respect him as a statesman and
warrior, hut we regret his vote the Indian bill
Tho Army and Navy of the United SiaesAlways ready If
not always wanted.
Internal mpoveentsAs necessary to the United Sa,,es as
the arteries of the human system.
The Rgh, Of S,age-Too sacred to be sported with and
too precious to be prescribed.
10 preserve the UnionThc President may rely ON uKen
tncky boys"
rope for the NuIfyers
VOLUNTEERS
BY T. Smith, Esq The fathers tho Revolution arid the
heroes of the late War. ~
BY j. Henderson, Esq John aid-he
of the nation and of a party.
ByJohn H. Slaughter. Henry Clay the next President
BY s w. Perkins Andrew Jackson-May the people of
the United States learn how appreciate good of full
Treasury by the Prod'gal administration of this man
Jones L. Adams Andrew Jackson-The republican sta es
man and WARRIOR twice honored the confidence of the
people, rejected by Congress- but pure and
untarnished - $3.50
Dr. Josiah JoPng Henry Cay-Triumphaut in the Noun
tains " 49, 1900
James w Anderson. Con William Smjth--Nav be be elect
ed our next Senator in the Kentucky Legislature.
John II Slaughter Daniel Webser-Tbe preseryer and de-
fender ofthe Constitution
Maj Charles Colyer The Ship of Sate-1houch now sail
ing on boisterous against wind and tide soon anchor
West 's " " "'
John Moore While we celebrate tho birth day of Amer
can Independence viii neglect honor due 10 the
TREND and able advocate of Manufactures and inter-
nal improvements, Henry Clay.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

~HE TR EE-HILL RACES will COM
mence the hrst tuesday in October next, and
continue as usual A full meeting of the Club 10
desired at Tree Hill the Monday evening preceding
oct attn, to elect officers for the ensuing Club and
fix the future spring and fall meetings
JAS M. SELDEN
Jy So--<dWStc Proprietor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
Ten Dollars Reward

NKT1LL be given for the apprehension of N,c,o MAJ,
w named ALFRED, who ran away some time since from,
me county OF Amelia He is dark muato about 81 feet
hg 70 years OF and remarkably handsome his neon
one OF hs heels IL is believed his rigb enlarged from
GnIonlc Inflammation IN IT. He is probably lurking IN abort
cry I" RICHMOND or Borough of Norfolk he has in both
towns many acquaintance and conuexionsA
sal expenses OF securing him when taken, will he paid
hdoIess Surry Court House. J. ~ FAULC0N.
10 I0-7auo,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
BANK OF VIRGINIA,

9Th July, 1880. =
FaNHE President and Directors have this dsy de-
IL cared dividend of two and half per cent
for the last half year, the Capital Stock of this
Bank which will be paid after the 18th inst
jy 7-6tc w cambridge C,.h,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

Flour Barrels and Slaves.
WE will give liberal price in money for season
ed slaves and billeis, or good well made four
barrels, for immediate delivery al our mills
july XU--c4t =. HAXALL r. co
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
NOTICE.

- EALED Proposals will be received by the the
~ Directors Of the Manchester Turnpike Compa-
ny, for keeping the said Turnpike Road in the order
required by law for twelve months from the first day
of September Dext-tbe proposals TO be deposited al
the Toulouse Of the said Company Oh OF before tho
18th day of August next
July 7-IaW6tH G
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
fit Richmond, .(Ru.)

m, ~" t'tInHtO"U,s\hy.)
The Preside mt of the United States. Nav the peo-
pie be discerning, and history impartial
The Press. When conducted by talent, virtue
and patriotism. the guardian of lberiy-when con
trolled by demagogues, hrelings and time-servne
dependents, the scourge and curse of our country.
The cause of Science and Literature. It is the
cause of every free Government and is entitled to
the most efficient protection of our own.
=, The American System. Rapidly fulfilling the pre-
dctions OF its advocates and frends--its eonsitu-
tionality we never dnubted-ta success has removed
every -abt as to its policy.
The Union. We are indebted to it for whatever
makes us ms proud of our countrypordition to the
wretch who shall plot it's dsmembe and NAV tho
entid be yet unborn, who shall presumptuously at
tempt even calculation of its value
BY w. G. Goodloe. Robt. Wickffe-The indie
pendent and enlightened Statesman. He goes fo,
his country his whole country, and nothing but bis
country.
by T. H. Field Success 10 the healthy change in public
sentiment in favor Of the campon of American system
BY Capt John Summers.-Hcnry Clay The Everything
defender OF his countys rghtsay his worth be
and may the people influenced by their hes,
ests place MN at the head of affairs
sa sy MAJ Woods Henry Clay-The Orator and the
o'a,esmsn the pride and the hope Of the West
By II Davis Success Western Orator Henry CLAW
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
fit Maysviue, (Ky.l

BY Col s. Lee. Senator Holmes, of Maine
The independent Friend of civil liberty; may his
speech on the prescription of the President of the u
s. be treasured up in the heart of every true Amer-
can.
John D. Taylor Esq The Federal Constitution:
the marriage article between the States. He badly
understands the spirit of that instrument and the
character of the parties, who would nullify the
match.
Capt James Byers. The next President. The
Star Of the West has risen
John Buckley N. D. Coleman, our Representa-
tive In Congress. He has proved himself friend to
Western intcrests-he will doubtless adhere to prn-
ciples rather than to men.
j. u. taylor The Union Of the States-May it
be as a circle, without an end
Capt Poyntz Hon David Barton of Missou-
ri-A genuine son of the West ''Hurrah for my
little red! "
By R. NJ Ricketts,. Henry Clay, the noblest
work of God-an honest man.
BY Capt Byers. Andrew Jackson. When com
mander of our Army. he charged portion of the
patriotic sons of Kentucky with ingloriously flying
from the field of battle; when President he put his
veto upon the internal improvement of our State If
this is love for the West the Lord deliver US from
our friends
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23


inc uo designe1 that, obedience Commodore Barrons
Instructions s went to MIR King with the Captain
ano communicated to hun the quality of the stone; MIR
Mug desired that the Commodore would
some other but the latter thing
do WITH it: and that the vessel then left the yard
Lenue Langley and II al Arnistead set forth measure
dom not piece of which corresponds the contract
fe Wilkinson, SAYS measured the stone
piece by aud found suitable agreeable the wr
un Ehe writing annexed their for ready
comparison
John Wilson states that Jees Wilkinson told him he ne
yer annexed the title OF "as,er Inspector his name
D Latmer states tina, Jeries Wilkinson told him. that
nc hnuSh at the time the fit for the purpose
Wright ~ Cherry, Commodore Barron's porter or runner
states that he has recollection carving any
from Commodore Barron Jees about this atone
and does not believe he did.
Samuel Browne the clerk 10 whom Wilkinson ga &C hs
nanaed the states that no recollection
receiving such measurement from him. any other person:
,a ne knows OF order from Commodore Barron to Jefes
apcaons were made Commodore Barron 10 approve the
account for 1t, which he deciincd that finally Mr.
Mr. hngs clerk requested that if would NOT apoye the
account he would the TO the wharf ha MIR
do and that he presumed MIR Murden acting By MIR
Kings authority
u Cherry States that he present, and heard Mr.
uden request The stone might be returned TO the wharf
that a1r King nigh, dispose Of il
Heie IS proof both crcumsautal potiye lba, Com
rnodoFe barron never ordered Jes Wilkinson inspect the
..one ne hrst directed Lemuel Langley examiner
upon MS report determined 10 have nothing do Ur
geo 10 Approve the account aud pecevng r Kings dssti.
Iacton he appointed Samuel NJ Latimer oseph Walker and
LEVINE entrees, TO inspect it, by whom condemned
10 DO with u, he would have directed Jees Wilkinson re
inspect and receive m Tee circumstances would dscredit
the statement of King and Wkn on But in addition 10
these Commodore Barron positively that he
such directions; and Wilkinson states in his ecen ;,s,
iIsey that he received the areeaby to the
of Miles King"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23

he paid for which led to the conclusion which
Doubt the truth Secretary of
Nssy made inquiry by letter of Comuodore Barron
peared that the objected by him arrivals tina,
ever authorized receive IL; that landed
by permission; that inspected, condemned and at
Kings request through Of clerks placed at his
disposal annex Commodore Barron's letter Sec
rcary and the report Of the Inspectors, marked A. ~
Mo King Iabors hard the public tina, he hss not
attempted any imposition relative $500 paid Scranton for
stones but the has that respect badly
treated by the Government II will recollcced that he
pot these vouchers into the hands Of friend
guu'ent the injustice OF by the account
ing officers and ths part, as,s OF his complain,
to the President when fact they had been
AZ appeared aha, the had duly inspected and re
ccvcd concluded that he entitled to credit %, it's
price, and hc informed by subsequently, however
was dscoveed that far from tho stone having been re-
eeivcd by au,hoiities a, Norfolk had been IN
sSssd and oonds"ned as wholly unfit for use, which
and ns ss the sess .
hm conecud from the authorities here Put he had no, relied
upon concenhnent only ACCOMPLISH the npostoa Unon
'nese vouchers are the following endorsements:
''Gosport, Angus, s,h, 1929
Reccivc Of MIR Ichabod L. Scranton at tho United States
Navy wo THOUSAND feet Of coping agreeable
your Instructions. "JEFFRIES WILKINSON,
".Mastcr Inspector
"To MIEs K,se. ESP
Wary Agent"
t Khrg produces the statement Of Jees Wilkinson,
IN which he sci called upon by Bryan Cherry, the
porter runner of Commodore Barron him.
Cd to SEQ me- went, and Commodore Barron put my
hands small paper copy which hereto annexed beug
the agreement Of Scranton for one told and
receive the stone suitable words to that effect" After
uaS that he did adds 81 then reported Commodore
HAIcn that had received soue handed the
" TO the clerk his Office"
al tho first place, tins inconsistent with Mr. VIII
knsons receipt In that which addressed iles King
Navy AGENT" he says 81 have received stone &c agree
instructions" BY the receipt ITSELF therefore, APP
MIR Wilkinson acting in obedience instruc.
Miles King, and not in pursuance of orders from
Barron.
place, it is inconsistent with the fact that Com.
ally directed three other gentlemen inspect the
on it inspected and condemned.
I'D place. Com Barron says in his letter TO the Sec
pever authorised any receive this ss,oner
Tho!e attempt at imposition is laid bare by the IL
from Commodore Barron myself marked d,
iconpdny'ns documents, ~ to C) inclusive
ore Barron states that Jeffres Wilkinson was not
ector, and did not even belong Yard that he
Edered ny him to inspect the stone, and has denied
annexed the title of "Alaster Inspector to his
fangley States that the arrival of the stone he
ed by Commodore Barron 20 n board the vessel
hne IL; that he did 81, aud found wholly uufi, for
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-07-23
THE ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION

TO BE coNTIyUEp.l
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Knew that ATTY one marked suspended bad
tied, he told Mr. King SO; but not having
OF Mr.. Kings accounts until t32e, he cous
withouta minute investigation, what had b
with claims suspended IN 1919, 20, 2l, 20,
when these bear date. Mr. Hing satisfied
nnf32at he clerk did not know that they had bee
I'D could not very readily ascertain and
naoop he reached Norfolk ~8hpted
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-31
ITEMS.

II is stated in Boston paper, that P'e''in
Jackson will appoint Genera! Coffee, CoH@I''ai,
er of the General Land Office.
The BRIG Flora, bound from Boston 70 P.-i'
del phia, was capsized AT sea on the LIN iH'''l,
and the crew, with the exception Of the '''O"
mate. washed overheard. The second maze j.
rived at Boston on Tuesday las, having J;'- u
ken from the wreck by the big Mexico
There are ls9 Members of the British ~
Council, exclusive of the Royal Family. -
President of the United States ha, only 10"
five official Counselors. lis ci the H. >
Counseilors are III the receipt Of The Ss5's''
sum Of 9G5o,l64 annually, ESQ, TO- arc '' .
count of sinccures.
Ten thousand stands of arms have been 1,|
sited ia the new U. S. Arsenal at August "
and as many more are expected in O'l'N.
There are barracks for regiment, beside '-
GERS quarters.
1t is enormously stated that the author o. i T'
ham has another work in hand. TO be called ., b..
Denounced The author Of the O'hd' I'
has just published book under the a1o'' '..
A writer in Northern paper, oPpo'eo1 ' r..
American System, Canals. Rail Roads O. =.
adopts the law.breaking signature OF " : ''''
nigaIibagalus. ;" :
A Committee Of the Episcopal Con'eaor IN,
North Carolina have contracted Tor TIE P, ot.
of three volumes of the works OF The la'' DE- =
Ravenscroft. the first Of which will be re'"'
delivery Oh the 18th Of October next
The Mobile Register Of the 7th ln''a' u a.
{: Our city continues perfectly healthy ,, II
yer experienced finer weather than We NV i.
Tor the last live weeks. The therinoI"e" ri.
ranged from so to S8'-sea breezes h',t .Ir
vailed, and we have been constantly r'i,' .l,1
light and frequent showers. At preset preset, q.
are not even indications of sickness a''"-
A severe gale was experienced On 'as 4 i e
at st. Ann, Bay, jamaica a is..Tt t, in Is
9th says: :. 1t has laid the pantaln wax AK,
vicinity nearly fat. done considerable "a. ,..3
the canes. and unroofed great n'1", ND
houses. understand the pimento h@' ~
very much" ,s,|
The accession of William the foa,n
throne Of Great Britain. has beer sT'e''
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-31
For Rent.
Money Wanted

nNE THOUSAND DOLLARS is wanted. at legal
~ interest, for tweye months; for the prompt pay
ment IF which such security Will be given as cannot
fail of satisfying the most Cautious. Appiyto
aug2l mo. CORSE, Broker
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06
may l4-6ms

YENIIE above nntneni Is 1ilered t. the public as 4
L saf, and certain remedy forihose obstina& dis
eases If which have so long baied 'he skill OF
medical science
Ist. White swellings of every description.
9d. Sore legs and ulcers Of long standing.
Sd Schyrus or gianduiar tumors. particularly those
hardened tumors in womens breasts which oitcR,ines
terminate in liberated cancers:
4th; Felons, OF what some people know BY the name
Of catsrrhs of every description.
5th. Rheumatic pains of the joints.
9th. Sprains and bruises Of every description Or IN
whatever part situate
7th. letters of all kinds-in this complaint the pa.
,ient in applying the ointment must keep The part out
of water.
9th. ChHblains or parts effected by frost
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-08-06
Brass FuunAery

" ACHAnIAII NICHOLAS begs leave to inform his
"A frie nds in Aexandia andts vicinity, and the pub
he generally that having at great expense, establish
ed BRASS FOUNDERY on Water street, for the
purpose Of casting tNDlR0NS, with every otherspe
cies of work connected With the business, he assures
them thathe viii cast and finish any work which may
be entrusted to him we'll and as cheap a. can he
procured from any ofthe Northern Cities. lie will
also make repair sods Pount upon application
lie has, moreover employeda workm an from England
to conduct the Cutlery Business and soicts portion
of the public patronage Al kinds Of Screws-brass.
iron steel, &c. cut to order
Applications NAV be made either at the Foundery on
Water street, or at hm old stand on Fairfax street