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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08
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From the Baltimore American Of Iuesday.
BrasH-Thc brig Lexington Dayie, is below from
Rio do Janelro, whence she sailed on the 10th Au-
gust. To the poiitcness of VIM. s. Rogers. Esq. of
the u s. Navy, WHO came passenger, and also Of Mr.
Il Houghton supercargo Of the j.. the editors oftho
4nerican are indebted for files of papers and marine
report up to the date of her sailing. Dir. Rogers is the
bearer of dispatches TO government.
Extract Of letter To The eors Of IKE 9perjcan duted
RIO DE JANBRIo. Aug. 10, 1890
About 600 Obs of Flour have arrived Mt this
port since the Goth ult per briggs Thule, Virginia
Hardy, Aspasa and Apollo Sales are slow at III
1917 the stock 5000 10000 bbs. Pork 28g cor;
Beef 24l 2Gi per bb Goldfish l6l a ISL, nom Cor.
dage Russia ISL per oil Of i28 ID; Sperm Candles
$50 RS. per ib BeeowaX 600 rs. per ID, Hams $50
per ID; Salt $50 500 rs. per alquIre WnIskey
and GIN, heavy. 600 70O rs per gall; Whale OIL
$50 900 rs. per gall.-The whale ship Lima with
1900 IBIS sperm oil, has Just arrived N distress from
Coqunbo. For detailed state of our marker of ex
ports. refer you to the encosadrcport:-
Since our last report Of Sd ult. the Exchange on
England has been varying between % and 225d; at
me latter rate it opened day before yesterday and
left of yesterday at 224 to duy little o. nothing was
done, and some bills remained at 22i The apparent
deficiency in the coffee crop, ard the falling short Of
the supplies of hides give now very little hope for
Improvement the les SO, as it is OCCASION
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

u The Political Arena states that Philip Bar
bour has been appointed by the President, Judge of
tire Eastern District of Virginia, in place of the late
Judge Hay--but seems to doubt If he will accept.
We presume there is ground even TO. doubt, and
that Mr.. Barbour will decline the honour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Princess Ann County.-Bor the Senate. VIM. G..
Holt 257; John A. Chandler 227.-Honse of Dele
gates Charles H. Shield 2o9; Jeremiah T. Land
So6 MIR Shield is consequently, tile Delegate elect
SpotsylnanM-as far as heard from Dor Senate,
John l.. Marye 249; John Ii. Bernard 164 John III.
Upshaw 90.
For House of Delegates, George Hamilton 1917;
WIN: IL. Fucher 1874; Waller Holiday 80.
Gtousester.-FOr Senate, Augustine L. Dabney
34o; VIM Armlstead SO, Thomas w S. Gregory 1 /
For House of Delegates we learn that Major Per-
r. rn was elected by about 60 over Major Thomas
For Senate, King s Queen, King William, Mat
thews e. Middesex, 10 vote
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

DlED-Yesterday, about noon, in the county OF
Hanover, MIR. FLEMING B. Cross, in the a9th year
OF his age, after short illness of only five day s-.
BY this dispensaton of Providence, his wife has sus-
famed anrrcparable loss and society valuable men,
ber Lis friends in this city respectfully request.
ed 10 attend his funeral al o'clock this evening at
his late residence.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08
Ebe Constitutional 9gabtg.
MORNING, oCToBER G. 1880

w Aiew days ago, the Enquirer published a letter
from Judge Smith, Senator from South Carolina,
written for the purpose of denying speech attribu
ted to him on the occasion of Rector's nomination.
That speech is as follows:
Another report of the speech of the Hon. Wm
Smith OF s. c. III the Senate of the United States.
when the nomination of Rector came up for consider
alton. Every line cuts like edged sword
Let 1t be remembered, that Mr. Smith is stronp
jackson man.-Richmond U'hig
"Mr President Although the Senate has refused
10 call on e Chief Magistrate of this nation to as
sign reasons tor making the NOMINATIONS about which
be asks our advice and consent still we nave the rgbt
and behooyes in its exercise, to scrutinze the
character OF those he has nominated to high and
important trusts. He has thought propsr to romi
nate one person, who under the most auprayed cir
cumstances, seduced his wifes sister; another WIN
vas guilty of forgery, others who have been guilty of
diVers onences against the laws both of God and
man: and now he has sent the name of a person who
has been guilty by jury nf his own selection of The
crime OF stabbng, with intent to murder; and
What class OF felons he will next select proper OBJ
jects OF reward, cannot anticipate.
My advice to him is, if he wishes to maintain his
administration, and have 1t respected either al home
OF aoroad-f ne has any respect for the religious or
norai part OF the community-that in future he hes
tow his favors those who have not been inmates of
our penltentiaries, or fugitlves from justice"
1t will be observed, that the name of this paper is
attached to part of the extract circumstance CAL
cuiated TO make the impression, that the aledged re-
port OF the Senator's speech, made its first appear
ance in its columns. This is not the fact We found
1t, we now knew not where, and transferred it to our
columns.
AS for the denal--the Senator is of course, right
to deny what ne never sald but political anirer
OF his we regret he did not say what it became his
independence to say and what is believed TO be strict
ly and literally true.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

ri OTICE.--A petition will be presented ~ H.,
La next Assembly of Virginia, for leave to on en
road from The head of the Brook turnpike. IN ~
Iorsvle in Hanover, from thence TO GolonsviIs
Ca5ose thence TO Fredericksburg, the stroightesf
2I-v3t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

The Chronicle @ Marylander of Tuesday, saws:
Last year the Jackson ticket for Baltimore had
an average majority more than 100, and so san
gune were the members of that party during the re-
cent canvass, that they freely bet from five to SIX
hundred majority, their lowest against our hjnhest
man They have been sadly disappointed, and much
money has changed hands, the minority of Mr. Mich
oias over Col Sieuart being only ONE HUNDRED
AND SEVENTY THREE All circumstances
considered the National Republican party NAV con-
slder this signal triumph. The state is bevond
doubt, Anti acksonian, and one year more will en-
tlrely eInancpate Baltimore from the shackIes of
Jacksonsm as people become more enlightened
on the Jackson policy, they fall from the party and
time and reflection will uDquestionably produce SO
great reaction as To the election of the great
statesman of the West, HENRY CLAY the staunch
friend OF internal improvement and domestic manu-
features
That Frederick county, where the Jackson
ticket for President elected we think, by 600
majority, and Washington also, have faced to the
right about, there is said be no doubt-and as lit
tie that Maryland has thrown Off The Jackson spell
The Baltimore Patriot of Monday evening. says
Cheering accounts from .4Hegany, WASHINGTON and
Brederick CoUnties.
Extract of two letters from gentlemen of great
responsibility and intelligence. the one dated Ha9ers-
town, Washington county, October 9, 1850, to his
friend in This city
eve are all on the alert here, and | confidently
peeVe we sbah eject TWO Ias friends OF Gay and the
American System from this county. - hs county,
you will recolect, has been the strong hold of jack
sonlsm; III 827 they had upwards of eco majority
The other letter is dated Frederick County, Oct g.
GAS egards FIR derrick, 1t Is with the perfect frank
ness of friend, assure you, tina We shall carry
ticket in the county bya majority from two to five
hundred. 1 Maryland depends upon Frederick,
should consider II regcnerated and disenthralled'
Extract of a letter from gentleman in Allegany
county, Md, dated Sep ember 80, 1889.
81 have received your letter Of the ed Sept. and
hasten TO answerlt From all the information / can
collect from the various districts in this county,
think at least two Natjonat Republicans will DC cleo
ted To my knowledge, many changes have OCCUR
red since last year in favor"
1t is stated in The Geo Courier, that Mr.. McDuf-
e will have opposition for Congress, II the person
Of DIT. Collars Of AbbcyiIlc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

Extract ola letter from Philadelphia, dated the 4th
INST. in answer to yours of the LIST inst. l have
te pleasure to inform yos, that the report of the
Monongahalia having been lost is without the least
foundation, and no doubt the vessel is SAFE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

NlRGlNlA a rules, holden in the clerks Office
OF the superior court OF chancery for the Rich
mond district, the 4th day OF October, 1885, e ciard
II. Harwood adm'or de bonIs non of Warner
1arwood, decd, and James Montague, adm or of
W M HARDWOOD pitts, against Christopher Harwood
Godfrey Gilmore and other dts.
The defendant Godfrey Gilmore, not having enter.
ed his appearance ard given security ACCORDING TO the
act OF assembly and the rules of this court and It an
Pearing by satisfactory evidence that he is not an
nhabant ofthls country 1t ordered, that the said
defendant DO app-ar here the first day of the next
January tern and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and
that copy OF this order be for hwith inserted in some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond for two
months successfully, and posted the front door of
the Capitol, III the said city. a Copy. Teste
~ WE. G. PENDLETOM, c. C.
VIRGINIA: Al rules, holden in the clerks offirer
OF The superior court of ohancery for thu Rich
m9nd district, the 9Th day of July, 1890: Branch
Sneatham and VIM Winffee pits. against Thomas
Edwards VIM Edwards. Benjamn Edwards. and
Susanna Edwards. dts 49,
'Dhe defendant VIM. Edwards, not HAVING entered
his appearance and given security according to the
act OF Assembly and the rules of this court, and IT
appearing, by satisfactory evidence, that he is not am
inabltant OF this country 1t is ordered that the said
defendant do appear here the first day of the new
January term, and answer the bill of the PLAINTIFF
and that copy OF Ibis order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published IL the city of Richmond
TOR two months successfully, and posted at the front
door of the capitol, in the said city. A Copy Tese
IS WIN. 9. PENDLETON C c.
NIRGINIA-At rules, holden in the Gle Ks Office
Of the superior court of chancery for the Rich.
mond district, the 9Th day of September $780, John
IL. Tnsey, George w, Tinslcy and other plts-a-
gainst Susonna Iintiey and Fleming r. Grantland,
susan Grant!and, Ann Grantland and other dts.
The defendant Fleming T., Susan and Ann Grant.
land no. having entered their appearance and given
security according 20 the act Of assembly and the rulds
vi this court and 1t appearing, by satisfactory evi.
dence, that they not inhabitants Of this country
ordered, that he said defendants do appear here
on tine hrst day Of the next January term, and an
s"er the Jill OF the PLAINTIFFS and that copy of th.
order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
ished IN the city of Richmond for two months s1c
cessvey and posted at the front door of the CapitoI
IN the SAID city a copy. Teste.
- WM. G. PENDLEroN, c. G..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08
THURSDAY MORNING, ocT !. 1sso.

~ The Maryland election occurred thr ughout
the Slate on Monday. In Baltimore, Hunt and Mich
olas the Jackson Candidates, were chosen, bu, hy
majority which when compared with the former tri-
umphant Jackson ajorties, shows the ricketty con-
dition of Jacksonism IN the city of monuments One
year more, and Baltimore will be "regenerated" y
The Poll stood
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

1t is stated in Tie Geo Courier, That Mr.. McDuf-
tie will have opposition for Congress, II the person
Of Dr. Collars Of AbbcyilIc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

Us The U. S. Telegraph Extra of Sunday, says.
eve have just the official dispatches from Mr..
McLane our Minister oil London, to the Presden. of
the United States, confirming the above news; and
the PRocLAMATIoN announcing this interesting and
nlghiy important fact, may be expected t, morrow
Monday vas the day of election in Maryland, and
extras were showered upon the circumacent country
from Baltimore and Washington. in order to influence
the voters Time is necessary convince the lgno-
rant, that the West India trade direct is little else
than political bubble-of little no solid advan-
tage, and attended bv restrictions full counterpoise
to its benefits. This truth however will not prevent
thousands from being gulled, usual.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

TOO ieet ScantIing 4 by 4,
Let them be well mixed together by q practca
Jackcatch, and he says one dose will be found suf
fcicnt. He prescribes it for the workers of Disu
Mon. II viii certainly kill OF cure.--[.qug. Cour
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

appointments by Bte President Of tie United Stutes.
Hon L. Elijah HAYWARD one of the Judges of the Supreme
Court OF Oho tn be Commissioner of the General Land Office
Hon William Finday, of Pa. oe treasurer of The Mint
of the United States
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08

d. George Pondexter. formerly well known as
member Of Congress for Mississippi Territory, has
been appointed Senator of the u. States by the Go
vernon of Mississippi, in place of the late Mr. Adams
1t seems to be thought that the Legislature will con-
firm the appointment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-08
For TIE VINO
HAMPDEN SYDNEY COIJ.ECE

- ahA LEN - DNE4 COLLEGE.
The Commencement at this institution took Mac
on the ED INST The following is the Order of Elk
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29
From He Bniiim0re American.

The LOndDh Quarterly ksvleW asks What the
United States have been doing since " IN an
excess o. PASSION. they chose 10 ding themselves
away from their king, aud TO Tenqnish the
immense benefits arislpg from a government
checked by powerful aristocracv, and allied
with church eslbbIisbDeni.' lila ha !! no.
thing, l. replies, :" but propsgating the species,
aud chopping down the forests" This is the
very inspiration of Grub srset. The Quarter.
" Is The literary and political oracle Of tue ar
ist1cralic and government party, aud We may
form pretty good estimate of the good sense
a ld tasir Of its readers by seeing what mannef
OF Intellectual iood is served up Tor II IN this
precious review. which contains as much lum.
bring absurdify on poinis of government and
politics MS mtghi b. expected hoin the doc
trinrs il Is its duty TO advocate.
We confess here IS great amount Of ruth
in both The charges preferred against W. The
propagation alluded To will give US III this pre-
scot ,ehr so ne ten millions of treemen aud
numbers, WHICH are mighty iostrumens even
in the hands Of tsrants, are much more so
when they play The game with their own hands.
The chopping down of the forests, TOO, has
more thu kept pace with this increase OF mum.
beers. Therr are countries where the poor
man mulrpitrs his progeny without having
this privilege Of turning forest INFO held. II
this language Of the reviewer we're translated
into fi aud decent terms, ~ Wnuld say, III 9th.
Ell words, that we had gtratly augmented our
numb"rs and physical resources. These
rough, h9mely words imply not little. 1hey
are an Engiishmans method of describing,
(when talking of Americ4) the growth Of
towns the establishment and commerce OF
cities aud hnrens, the multiplication Of roads
aud canals, the lnfuia augmentation of bu.
mnn hahnations, the growth OF commercIal
manne not quite dFsp,eable, We presume, 10
British eyes, -iuce lhry take sone palus 40 rt.
press II; the developsment ofa commercial en-
lerprise ~ hlch Compeles with them IN the far
HEST India the Crea ION ut il navy which has
taught them melancholy aud alarming secret,
aud impaired il 10 Euforo also tine mven,ion
and general application Of lie Steamboat a
general facility IN procuring the means oil life
a,Husilg rieHus OF Instruction aud Ii general
exemption from European squa1uess. want,
leat panper,sm aud the grinding oftax aud
lnhe We shHll not enter on the topic oil our
coniribn'ioos lp science aud art, conhn,ag our
selves 80 VIA can hardly he denied ANY where
odt Of England.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29
[THASsLArGD FOR THE AMERICAN ]
PROCLAMATloN.
JOAQUIN MOsQuEKA. Ptesident Of lhe

t JOAQUIN MOSQUERA. President oil The
Republic Of Colombia. to his couDuymen.
Colombians.--Tbe pa which we represent
10 the great drama Of Nations is interesting noi
only To us but 90 all South America. We are
nov presented with a most suitable occasion
of Offering 10 the world powerful example
Of morality and virtue, OF resenetatng Colon.
bia, OF exiermualing auaIchy. ADD OF eni"rc-
ing the laws, the only means by which popula'
feeling can be restrained, and liberty establish
ed. The constituent congress have gwen you
the means of expressing the national WI
through the deputies elected by your own iree
will. The Liberalur OF Colombia has WIN
drawn in order TO calm the apprehensions OF
the friends of liberty he has laid aside his
laul els aud has quoted every preiext Tor as
order.
At this important crisis, the representatives
OF the people have committed 10 my charge the
provisional administration OF the Republic. /
nave thIs day sworn 10 th8 Constitutions ana
our adhesion to that alone is the only means by
which all caa act in concert aud by which
Colombia may be saved from the dissolution
that threatens her. The pure love OF country
IS the sacred light by which am guided, & what
more eau YOU ask from man like me, suddenly
drawn from the private walks of lie to be the
faithful minister Of your VIII ? II you desire
more, your honor, your glory aud the national
Interest demand you should express II. and the
credit Of promoting the good OF The country viii
be yours.
Citizens, of all opinions. unite fol the in
teres, of ,ne country. What is past will be
forgotten They ave not true friends who de-
sire 10 excite new evolution
CoLoMBIANs, non is the time TO increase Our
glory. aud TO perpetuate our political existence.
let us set an example 10 the new states OF Our
'coalInent, aud LEI us shew our drlractors thai
We are nol unworthy To be Tree.
JoAQuiN MosQUERA.
Bogota, June ID, 1880.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29
MONTREAL. July 10

In consequence of the Fourth Of July oc.
curing this wear on The Sabbath, the celehra-
ton OF the signmg of the Declaration ol Amer
can Independence took place throughout the
United States on Monday last the 9th We
have in all the American papers ample details
OF ne several amusements. gaistles and test-
vals with " hIch tte day was welcomed. Ii is,
however, we believe somew'a' auuvei affair,
and we cite II as 40 example OF me very iIiend-
w. feelings winch tXIsI between the u. States
aud the Canadas TO find the Jav honored in
these Provinces. Al Isle ahX Noiy, the stea-
mer Franklin, most beautliuly adorned with
houghs aud flags and bearing the American and
Blush coors combined, fred salute as she
passed the Yacht Cecilia stationed there, which
latter vessel. with her yards manned, and the
British and American ensgns dying at her
mast, returned the compliment. In the even
hing The Franklin was most beautifully iilumn-
ated. ana enliveoed the scenery OF Lake Cham
plain by the discharge ofnumerous rockets aud
other fireworks. Al Kingston, we learn by the
Patriot, that large party Of strangers from
the States had pubic dinner on the above
day, e9ud among the toass will be found the
following, breathing spirit OF honorable liber-
atty.
p" His Majesty George the Fourth, the Con.
stitutional King of Grea, Britain, aud truly the
father OF his people.
British North America, and the L. States,
may they live in harmony. that the scUurges of
war they may know more.
Those who celebrate this day on British
ground-may their enjoyment be as pure, and
as uninterrupted as those who celebrate il ~ the
United States. aud AS those who there celebrate
the renowned days OF England, Ireland and
Scotland"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-07-29
i,um he Iouisin1d Gageiie
LXAS


We have recently conversed with gentle
man ufinlel igence aud high standing, from the
Province OF leSas. who represents the condt-
hon at that country As widely different tlrom
what womb pe inferred from the many inflated
accounts sent ab,oad by individuals for lurpo-
seS best knoHn to themselves Under the ex-
siing military dynasty, says our informant, II
is absurd Ia suppose that public tranquility can
ever be rsnhtshrd on a permanent basIs-nor.
unill The sun Of knowledge shall rise To dispel
the mists of igaorance and superstition. which
envelope the minds of the people aud lucapaci.
tate them Tor self government, can "a better be
established. The illtnraIe GI.rre,o. who re-
tined from the PRESIDENCY ofthe Republic al
the call OF the Congress, having changed his
mind. has taken up arms ~ order TO regain the
station thus surrendered. What can be ex
pected oil nallooal government evncing So
greata destltuiion OF sthbl.y
The hatred of the Mexicans towards the
| Norh Americans is only eqnaled by the je al
ons spirit evinccd IN the policy Of their govern.
ment Our informant Is of opinion that the
laws recently enacted, aboshiug slavery in the
provlncr and prohibiting emigration from THE
! Unded States, viii he rIgidly cnforced-aud il
would not be astonishing If those who have al
ready gone thithrr should eventually be reject
| ed With as lIiIe ceremony as were the Old
| Spanards, very few OF them II any having
complied with the acquisitions of the law III
! relation 10 em,grants. Que OF these conditions
is, that Ihe settler shall be of the Csthoh,
persuasion, or immediately embrace that faith
! Such as have neg elected This, will 10 reduced
10 the alternative Of imm ate compliance, OF
a precip.tatc esacua',. a t The terlnoty.