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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
WHO CAPTAIN GARTH IS.
From, tie Standard.


Captain Garth Is the son of General Garth. &C.
neral Garth is, By marriage, fulfilling all the moral
and religious conditions Of such contract, the hrs
band of an illustrious lady. The union, however,
though such must satisfy the most sctupulous and
delicate conscience, is, by law affecting one farn
ly, and ono fam ~ only, in the realm, politically in
valid. 1t was therefore deemed proper to withhold
any public declaration oft though no attempt, we
bell md: u conccli it from such
of the immediate connexions Of the parties as were
Of discreet age. Capt. Garth, the offspring of the
marriage, was therefore educated as private gen
teman, The rank to which his fathers station emit
tied him. perhaps he INDUCED to form habits of
expense above hat rank: for il Is difficult to explain,
from any other causes. the which he has run
Overwhelmed with debts, Captain Gar,h having
exhausted ali fair mean, ofimportunnr his unhappy
parents 10 minister his necessities bcook him
self at length TO nd having strrcptitious-
Iy obtained" number Of Crs that had pnseed be-
tween his father and mother IN the confidence of
married llfe--lcttrr- which know contained,
and could have contained, nothing but " of
woad naturally and innpcsn'!y pass between pcr-
sous i'll that close relation-nolhing tina, was
not honorable f tie illusirions laiy--uotiing in
the slightest degree rejecting upon any member
OF her family, having '.Ir eptifiou,ly obtained
these letters CGrtln Gar.h tnr. atcncd to publish
them in fol-, If "o stauliHJ p1df their suppress
sion. The lalj 'hns ':ardtUl misfortune il is ty
h.v civ ...-.,,. "a s... .,.,s NJ fbe t;roc in ~
trc.elg 6ai .ea..b .ioS ncryat * sfl; cfinr: The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
Fon ruE Co>sr.rUriorAL WING.
To the Spirit IF TIE .Eoiian Harp.

Fon ruE Co>sr,TUriorAL WING.
To the Spirit IF TIE .Eoiian Harp.
Sweet minstrel, to whose magic art,
The enchanting power IS siven,
To steal away from earth the heat,
And yield it up To heaven,
Say, art thou not a holy thing,
That thus with airy fingers,
To Rapture wak'st each sleeping string,
Where sound cXtatic fingers.
Thy stain is the voice oil mirth,
Forever ira,tSht with folly,
On, tbs too sweet for aught OH earth,
Save holy melancholy.
For IT geuily floats through air,
Upon the breath Of even,
No sound of cath is mingled there,
1t breatheS alone OF heaven.
II seems to speak of happier hours,
Of joys forever faded,
OF paths once bright, and strewed with flowers,
Bare, and by sorrow shaded.
Oh angels selves might not disdain,
Thy silver tones to borrow,
And mourn in thy own melting strain,
Mans doom of endless sorrow.
For THE Wing.
Alas. if life is but dream,
o, let il be of heart felt love-
That sacred ray, that holy CLEAN,
From minds of purcst mould above.
Let others dreams be any toy
Gold, honoIs, fame, cen regal power;
But q. let mine he still the 10y
That CLOVIS III hrstlove's fevcTed hour.
Life is a jreami most glorious thought.
Then slumber every care and woe;
And every good, $50 fiercely sought"
Elude my eager srasp-But o!
Still let my dream the ever one
With which my early lie begun
fond delirium of the heart,
A dear delusion of the brain;
phantom that, with dcXt'rous art,
Swaps, DER the realms of Joy and pain,
scep.Ie's talsmauic power,
Maeks minutes ycars:-an age, an hour.
NOV
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

w ASKING TON, Jan. 49,
In the House of Represent natives yesterday, the dis
csson on the subject ofthe resolution offered by Mr.
Hunt, in refence to the Public lands, was resumed
when DIR. Burgess continued his remarks but had not
concluded when, the hour having expired, the dc.
bate was suspended The House then proceeded n
consider the report of the Committee on Elections
in the case of Thomas D. Arnold and Pryor Lea
The Conmittee having been refused leave to sit
again, the question about to be taken on concur
renee in the report, when, at the suggestion of Mr.
Arnold, who expressed desire to be permitted to
make reply to the remarks of the sitting Member
motion was made by Mr.. Archer to re commit the
report, and the ayes aud noes being called the mo-
ton was carried in the Affirmative by vote of Io7
to 10. The House then resolved iselfinto Commit
tee of the Whole Mr.. ETcDufIie in the Chair. when
Mr.. Arnold spoke at some length in reply to Mr. Lea
The Committee then and reported progress, and
the House refused leave to sit again. The ayes and
noes were then demanded and granted on the sues-
ton of concurrence, when Mr.. ]. w. TAYLOR. after
few PREDATORY remarks, moved TO aracnd The resoln
tcn reported by the Committee on Elections bv stri
King out all after the word Resolved and inserting
words declaring the election to have been iecally
conducted and the seat of the sitting member to be
vacant Before any question was taken on this
amendment, or any observation was made the Housc
adjourned.
The General Appropriation Bill was reported from
the COMMITTEE OF Ways and Means by Mr. Nc
Dutfie,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
CLARKE'S COTTON YARNS

CLHRhE'S COTTON YARNS
SPRING. HILL FACTORY
VFHE Undersigned, agents for the sale of Cotton
Il Yarns made at the above Factory, offer for
sale general assortment to which they invite the al
tenton OF Dealers Those yarns are pronounced to
be OF very superior quality, and will be sold unon
accommodating terms.
LANCASTER &, DENNY.
o. Wanted at the Factory, Cotton in the seed.
dec 21-2Tt " S
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
TO PRINTERS


'aHHE Subscribers intending to discontinue ff,e
manufacture of PRINTING TYPES, after
completing the founts they have already commenced
and wishing to close their establishment as early s
practicable they solicit orders from their customers
and printers generally, feeling assured that thew
Will find 1t to their interest select from the st1t
OF the subscribers, such articles as they ire now ar
may be in want Of
Their stock embraces large variety of PLAIN
and ORNAMENTAL TYPES, of the vnro}a
sizes from Nonparel to eigh; lines Plea Inclusive
Also, Cuts, Borders, Brass Rule, &C. all of which
are OF the best quality made of hard metal and pitf
up with great care.
Terms will be favorable for approved occep,ances
In Baltimore, liberal discount for cash.
For sale, second hand COLUMBIAN PRESS
Imperial slze) which will be sold bargain.
Cases, Chases, Ink. &c. will BE- supned
CHARLES CARTER & co.
acc 2--w8w NO. II s Calvert street, Baliiurre.
r SERVANTS WANTED. -------
- WISH to-hire a frst-rnte Cook and good yvasb-
er and lroner for the next year. for Which libera,
price will be giycn-appy at
p. CUUBB'S OFFICE.
dec Its
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

bSCONDED on FRIDAY night, iHh INST ,,u,,,,, ,,,,
An named WILLIAM, "a years old ,oeabv ,v.u ,,o,.
mas scar on the cprner OF walks y, ,hs 60
little lame, hO.n the effects of tive tn, c 80 ~
iee' which is no, entirely healed: had when he ,. r -
gray ROCK coat, blue cashmere waistcoa AMI ray ow.,
panaloons. e"9 "o'"esi"
Is believed he went of in company with boy of NJ, q
w Nunoids, who also disappeared the same n;, 81
nom circumstances II is thought they will %, n, ~
ioh' ana have probably concealed themselves IN boa, ~
some vessei bound for that place The above reward win -
ncighbourhood. 4 ri EaSAN1.c " vi"
dec u -, 'i'
M OIlCE.-Appicaion will be made to the Pre-
~ sident and Directors of tho Bank of Virginia To
issue to the Executor of the late Catharine Flood
McCail, certi6c ate for Is Shares of the STOCK of
the said Bank, in lieu of he certificate for said stock
issued to G. L. Mccall, No. 2O7l, dated e3d Dee.
1890, and since lost mislaid.
dec 3-tf DAG.
& tLoAkS:mA large supply of ladies aud gentle.
mems Cloaks OF every s,zc and QUALITY for
sun NY d L. JAMES &, co.
INV .4-ow Market Square.
'ENHE general meeting Of the Mutual As.
surancc Society against fire on buildings of the
State OF Virginia, will be held at the Office Of the
said societyin the city of Richmond, on FRIDAY the
29th day OF January next, 1890.
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Principal Agent of tire
UeC CIV G hintunl Assurance Society.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

The article below gives the best account, we re-
collect to have seen, of the abandoned individual it
describes. General Garth his father has recently
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
NOTICE.


r1HE business ere,o fore conducted under the fr,,
- of.aLBERT-4 NORRIS s. Co. in this city. iss
ms day dissolved by mutual consent Fleming TO-
settle the business Of said concern All persons lm
wing claims will present them to the said Jnmeees
Tor payment, and those indebted, are most earnes,
requested to make mmedia'e payment 10 thczn
FLEMING JAMES
J. SHEPPARD JAMES
EDWIN JAMES,
Richmond 5th Jan. 1880. oa,ysw
GRANNISS, SON a. BROTHERS
Haze reeeired a fresh supply of
4 AIDES fashionable bronze slippers, much hand.
IL somer than the others
Ladies party or dancing slippers, made of lasting.
and ease of fitting '9
Ladies goatskn slippers and walking Shoes the ar
tices much called for
1Ise'hfr with an entire article of ladies' last
ing slippers, made with mock weits, for waIkinn
Jan Corner Of .Hoin and l4fh Streeis
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

Arnold Naudan has been chosen Senator Of tn
United States from the State of Delaware, to fill tn
vacancy occasioned by the resignation of MIR. nc
Lane, now minister to England.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16
SmIthfield and Cbuckatuck
COTION Y1RA arc

Sss5sEbbs of the above superior Yarn (sn,n fo r,e
C best cotton, unaffected by the injurious operation
! Oh 3aillg,) at the loves; prices, for sale Ivy
| dec is JAMES WINSTON
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

The parties interested will take notice that have
appointed Wednesday, the Goth day of January next
to settle the accounts drece by the foregoing order
of Court, and on that day by 10 O'Clock, A. NJ they
arc required to attend at this office, with all the
vouchers, record copies and other Testimony ncces
sary to enable me to comply with the said order of
court. LAWRENCE MISE
i07-w4w Mas Com On N ED
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-01-16

BrasI-The expense Of the entry of the younu
Empress estimated to cost $500, 600, exclusive
ofthe cost of the frgates employed to bring her from
Europe The presents in jewels given to her, arc
umphal arches were building, one of which would
cost 10000 milreas. The decorations of the attaches
of the court. it is said, "onIy parale!ct in The
fairy tales of the Arabian Nights
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

LScunURuo, Aug. ~.
ho5shcad Of Tobacco was sold IN this place Oh
Wednesday last tor $40 o5 cts per hundred 1. was
mado 10 Halifax county and OF crop Of four
h'gsbrads, which averaged s. sd cts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
MR.. CLAY I'M NEW yopK

ehsve been permitted To- make I'M, follovip,
LEHMAN now ,n te e"s,, written by ntelhg.n, gen
.. INV 'n the state Of New York To a friend in
tins place. from which appears TIM, ,ho n.asno,,
'" r' c'ay mat interesting section of m. Imam
80 ;w,a as nus wai,nes' friends could wish The
aud we believe Is entitled to implc,t crsd,,
"SANANbAGUA, August 4 ,eao
nave 10 INFORM you that the prospects, oi NJ
and appear to be- Frightening every duvLy ,.n'
for the friends of tins gentleman thnk. 70 sy h.'e
pau o operation as soon as possible, and press nj.
GAINS WIN o'i digence-ln this part tho State Of
view iork' 'hcre seems to be but sentiment, res
pectnS MI Clny and that is q s,ronp one in nj. :.
vor.-His talents his personal and private worth and
his honest and enlightened views as a statesman m
e ~ &c auiy lei and appreciated here And this
,eehns IS growing last throughout the Stu,e-Vnn
buren, appears to he sinking his crooked scheme NJ
politics, winch required his an, care and
eDce seems falling To pieces rS0'
II Is reported here, and believed, that Gen JocL
con does not intend 10 run for President Tho M
ment this can b. reduced to certainty. IL wonId
seem necessary for the friends OF Mr. Clay to emDo
dy their forces and start HIM in the Iace
Ii 60 as far As New England | snail be oble N
learn more this subject, bu. from yery mood so,r
ces OF inormation am enabled 10 saw thu, there 10
reaction on the public mnd, IN favor of Mr. C,Inu
as powerful and as genera, in this par, of the coun-
Try as his wermcst friends could expect"
INDIANA ELECTION w nave been ,,vo,.a
VIVA thr following extract OF a letter to gentleman
in this city, dated,
iNDIANoroLr Ind. August 3, 1880.
The election took place yesier day, IN this State,
shG very warm one It was. Perhap s more personal
ieeiih2 was brought into tins contest than a, apy
oher election since the State Las been admitted into
the confederacy. 'O
a w. Russell was elected to the State Legisla
ture from this county, Gen Hanna, late Regis
ter OF the Land office who threw himsc into the Jack
son RANKS immediately after having been turned out
OF office by Jackson. Gen Hanna was SUPPORT cd
oy the friends OF our late member Knpard (who
6ea Russell Last year and the year bcfore) and bv
GOV Ray-Rnssell was supported by the friends Of
Iay About 1900 votes were given in this COUNTY ,,
=, From the .Ndtionai Journal IF August ~.
MISSOURI AND BARTON sAFE-rR,e Missouri nm
pers furnish the following rettrns of the election in
that State. 1"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
FROM rue m,osnsrowS rascaLioar

You may travel the road from Missouri to Maine,
IT twere all the way fenced wouid make q long lane;
Yea from end to the other you'll hnd every day
Men, women. aud chld:en. are turning 10 Clay
The people now there's q star in the West,
On whose Influence and power the country may rest
Would you have Il TO r,se and It's influence display,
There's nou2m will effsc, u hut turning TO Clay
Even Martin Van Buren,, who by cumming and ,ricteIy,
Thinks to ride power the hack OF old Hickory
his schemes will all fail and Al soupo distant day
The old King OF terror, will turn him TO Clay.
john Caldwell Calhoun, ~ho prcsides in the Senate,
Aud insists he has no right to keep order M it
Ills vaal;ng ambition has led him astTay,
He'll he COOL calm, and SILENT when he's turned to Clay
The bold Norihsrn lion, who late shook his manc,
And broke all the threads IN the story of hayne,
In the Cabinet, perhaps, his great power may display,
IL the county goes OH thus 10 turning to Clay.
Though national glory awhile NAV be veied,
Add our rulers still act with their concealed
Those dark deeds will, ere long, be all wiped away,
as truth shall prevail and wo all turn to Clay.
Then may the old Acro q wish hun m harm,)
Rcure in good health and In peace to his farm-
Look into himself, and prepare E,r the day,
When he will ne called M aud 1.tsf ',vn Ia Ola"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
From the View York Constellation
LOCAL IRREGULARITIES OF SPEEC


Yankee Good morning, Mister. Can't sell you
few notions day.
Souherner l don't like your notions, they're too
yankeshed for But v0ait a biz. III look al
hem.
Yaakee Let me sell you This ere fine tooth comb:
ns real thing for taking hold Of the live stock .e,
try it.
SoutheTner. l wish you'd have done with yoor vile
Yankee talk, and speak lie u man ought In.
Yankee. Now stoo10, Mr.. Southener, hadnt ouybi
" open your mouth about Yankee talk unlcss you Cal
ak better yourself
Sotaterner And horkec, sir you never ought 10
open your mouth from jelly to eidrnhg, unless you
ceter1. NS' "
Yankee In the Grst place, learn to talk ns you'd
o"ght TO yourself, and then correct me.
Soaherner You Ornery fellow! d. YOU pretend
70 Sell inc to an account for my language
fnnfee did not drip q hint.
fS"iHernsT DRIP o hint! What riubt havo vou
~ ne drdP'ns your hints about. Why sir, can
each you your alphabet from TO sed and from sed
back again tp a
YANKEE Lots hear you begin.
Southsrner In all cases then # you mem Ia snook
g,ammotlcaliy, talk just Ike d. I've been TO
PLASTER Swlngleirces school yeqr in and near ont and
Know how man should talk
,dufee oare say YOU'RE pretty cute
SoutheTHer Cute! pretty cute! now wby don't Won
aarap your Yankee phrases. and talk Ike scho-
trrd' ~ '''-' '''''-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

yesterday ieaky, having on board tho officers and
crew. % in number, aud Major JOKES of tho British
army. Lady and tw" servants. passengers of tho
British shb JOAN Shand. Captain PEARsoS, from ia
maicn for London, taken from the ships long boa,
at sea For further particulars zee marine head.
Extract q letter dated Beaufort lsts Hug
VI yesterday wrote you by the schr. BEAUFORT, con-
corning the violent gale we had here on Monday
ast, since which accounts from s. Helena LADIES'
Island Hilton Head, Paris, DAVIS and Lemon ISL
ands, and the Maine. fully confirm the destructive &C
counts rst received OF tho injury sustained by the
crops"
THE Beaufort has not arrived"
We ore informed that a des ruct,ve bail storm pas
sed through the County of Halifax Va. few days
since. The s.oues We're of uncommon size; and the
crops of Tobacco 10 The ghaourh ods through which
II passed have been entirely destroyed Ono gen.
teman, hear, residing Bunn,ster River had his
crop much injured to offer the whole OF 1t for
nine pence The best, and perhaps the largest crops
made this river & is much to be feared that
mauy others have shared The same tatc-corn al
so greatly injured.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
UST published, EDINBURG REVIEW No
~ l0l co NlE MTG. 4 L

1 UST published, EDINBURG REVIEW. No.
~ lol CONTENTS: Arr. I !. A statement OF
some important Facts, supported by Authentic Doc
uuents roIntng 10 the operation of breaking the En-
enys Line, rs praclised for the FIRST time in the cell
eorsted Battle OF the 18th April, 1892. By Iaior-
General Sir Howard Douglas, Bart, KS C., CB..
h.S; Z. Additional statement of Facts relative
70 the Bfcaking of the Line The 2th of April 1882
by Major General Sir II Douglas. Anr. H. Me-
Inors OF his "wn Life and Times. BY Sir James
Turner. ART. III. l. An Introduction 10 the In
TIN Tongue, for the use of Youth. Q. Grmcue Gram
niaticls RudIrnenal Ia tisum Regia Scholn Etonenss
g. Scnptorcs Romapi, in usurn Repip Scholn EIon.
ensls. d. Scriptores Gree, I'm usnm Reggie SchoIus
Etonensls. Edltio atera rocopnita ct cum mut,s no
It's eyuIgata. A. J. w. Niblock, b OK nula sanc-
ii Edmund. Ozonn. Pneicp 0rnci in usum re-
gIe Srholp Etonrusis O A comparotivc Alas IF
Ancient and Modern Geography, from the original
authorities md upon new plan, for the use Of II.
ton School. BY 4. Arrowsmth, Hydrographer to
ms MAJESTY T. Index tO the Elton Comparative At
las OF Ancient and Modern Geography. BY a. Ar
rowsmith, photographer to his Majesty g lis,
OF Elton College taken at Election. ART. ". Me-
moirs OF tie Astronomical Society of London. AnT.
" hetter to the Representatives Of Scotland in
TariGmeht respecting The State Of our Law, and tic
Jurisdiction and Duties ofthe Court of Session By
ocpt'lsh Barn,tcr. Arr vi Cloudesny: n Tale.
ny Tie Author Of Caleb Williams ARr. VII The
question OF Registry considered. with reference TO
!he interests OF Landowners and Commercial Cred
"; IN Letter to the Right Hon Robert Peel. By
III Bollendcn Ker, ESQ FRS ART. VIII I. Re-
port rom and Minutes If Evidence taken before the
select Committee Of the House Of Lords on the coal
,rade 2. On tho Coal Trade AaT. TX I. The
osymn'Presonce OF the Deity, Poem BY Robert
Montgomery. Satin, a Poem. BY Robert Mont
gomety. ART. Enquiries with respect to the
Nature and influence Of Taxation. ART XI. Ma
rl9o FalIero. Par NJ. Caslmer Deavigne. Anr.
al The Life of Major General Sir Thomas Mum
70, Bart, and NJ. b., late Governor Of Madras, with
extracts from his Correspondence and Private Pa
pers BY the Rev. G r Glcig, NJ A M RS L.
Note to Article on Soutbey's Colloquies Quarterly
Lts' oil View Publications. u. ID. SANXAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
LII DONE. MISSOURI!
POST MASTER GEN RaRRv

VN 7 NlNo FIX YEN BARRY,
Paid this city flying VISIT, arriving on SUNDAY 4,
departing on Monday. The qudnunts were some
thing Pun-rd to rr tho honor eopf.rrsd un,
onr city: Some thought to discover if the nub
lie temper would bear the hand Of Reform" u,,r,
our gallant Post Maser-others that it was 10 CON.
suit and condole with contempory" upon the dis
astr"us 'idings from Kentucky others, that il WINS
merely to travel recreation so much deIpb,ed
n by the present Cabinet The Norfolk Herald of
Monday, thus soives the problem: -
Among the Passengers in the Potomac trom
w, ash'ngton' on Saturday afternoon, were WIN. r.
q Esq fost Master General, and Maj LEE.
in ,he Potomac yesterday morning to Richmond The
object of Mr. Barrys trip, we understand is 70 do
termns thu exPed'ency of transporting the Mail be-
wen richmond and Norfolk, by steam, winch would
certainly be great Improvement and mloh, be Of.
tected' VIC should think, at saving of expense
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

SsjpwrScks--The brig .nary, Captain PoRrsn,
ssiled hence 70 Havana on the 9th lost, returned
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

EDUcATIoH is q Companion which no misfortune
can dePr'ss-no crime can destroy-no enemy can
ai'enate-no despo,ism ensiave. At home a friend
abroad an lntroduction-in solitude, q solace-and in
society an ornament II chostcns vicp-it guides
virtGe-It gives at once grace and government TO
genius without 1t what is Mani A splendid slave,
q reasoning savage,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26

The Editors Of the American are indebted to the
polten.ss of commercial friend for tho annexed ex-
tract OF loitor, dated
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-08-26
OR BARTON AS SENATOR

and the House OF So.
The Missouri Republican says: THE re-election
OF Mr. Barton to the United States Senate is as Ger
tam as any event can be-" The whole of the coup
ties on the Mississippi side have zone en- masse foy
Barton" w.
WELL DONE MISSnIrpI,