Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-08-24


excited by viewing the mansion OF the Joseph
~ three story brick eddce fronting street,
10, is now oven.n with weeds Here brilliant
co'o OF garden nower, be among histes
bur docks as endeavorne pefosatve over the
useless and unssh,ly inruiers which choke
S1Ge ne run trees bear marks of pcng from the clubs
and BRICK bats Of the school boy tue whole place though
of popuous and polished town has Sbe .nnea
snce OF desoaon No has Inhabited dwelling since
the funeral OF its late Tho furniture remains in ;,s
the Is. , me ki!ohen utensils stand undsuroed
e eerS ana about the fire place: The locking glasses
cha tables beds all hut the bed Of the victim keen their
woncd position In keeping room are the portraits Of Cant
White and his ie-ot painted in tho p,es. fashionable
e lout aiu 10 e good kenesses nevertheless in small and
not very expensive frames In one corner of The s
nonk case cnntang small library On table in the kitchen
% eo'p ION duodecmo Bible and antquated book of
on blank leaf 1894 The chamber over the
room is that in which the murder as committed
The bed on which the victim SACRIFICED was IemoveiS1
matter OF accommodation the time Of the funeral a1
SOFA under the covering of winch, key of the chambe
nao been hdden has been from its former
the place where tine bed had The bed itself is now in M
upper apartment The stains of blood two circular por
tons eachof Six eight inches diameter is said that Mr.
" ne had on when he murdered thick cotton shirt,
Se no hign'eown or wa's'coat-,hoe probably absorbed
much OF the blood which issued the wounds or the spots
on the bed would been much larrer The n;,e f the
occupied by the domestics appearance
ING lei ny them fright, they from
gse Oh the assassin, dared look upon
of horror
rne hand which perpctrated the deed
ecuon its miserable hardened owner and fled from
ire OF ear'iy usticeut the heart which con,rved
inc unnatural project and promised the peror-
NANCE still beats uncertainty regard earthly dies
by
ecnncay or imperec'ion of laws but he
with him the eterna! known by his
Courier
The following commercial memoranda are made in
the New York journal of Commerce.
On and after the Isl of c,ober next the tu.v on
moiasses Will he cents per gallon instead 10 cents
and drawback Of cents per gallon will be allowed
on spirits distilled from foreign materials.
On and after the lst of IAN next, (lG3I) the dn
,fE
as at present. On and after list JAM 1882 il VIII be
cnly cent.
No reduction takes place in the duties oftea till
the LIST of Jan. 1882. The rate is then reJuce5 on
an vcrage full one halt.
On and after the Is, Of Jan the duty OF, cocoa
Is reduced from cents per To- to l cent.
lea coffee, or cocoa, by being put into the Gus.
'onl house stores, under the bond of the importer
aad remaining there until there is reduction of tl,,
ties, viii be subject to higher rate uf duties than
II imported after the reduction had actually taken
place
On and after the LIST Jan. next, the dutv on io,
ported salt will be 5 per bushcI instead of 90
cents-until the Ist Of Jan 1889, when !: will he
farther reduced to 10 cents
War among the Chocta,os.-The celebrated Cboc-
taw Chief Mushuiatubba and Lahore the first 1T tho
mead OF the southern district of this ua,ion ond the
Iat'er' commanding the northern portion met on
w ednesday the l4th inst the Factory or Apruit
as 1t Is sometimes called, each in command ofhis res
pectve forces. Observation-Disclosures warriors amounted
10 one thousand, OF which number about three hrn
oreu were armed; ond Lafiore's force was about If
teen hundred; 4 or hundred of which wer. armed
With muskrts, and the balance with war clubs 60
and knives MuFhuatnbbus party was ence -nsJ
oott me Factory where he agents were dis, rbutin
" sach ms portion with oil possible expedition in
o'usr 10 s'ar' tn m 20 their homes and r. Gore bad
s'at'oaed himself al great distance from his mi,
Soist Bed oegerents, represented by the Gr.en
Connty Gazette, from which paper we take tho ar
.Sun' to hav" been full of fight notwithstanding
md I.o0n
ana decorated IN high style. The hitter chief had
travelled with his army eco miles to accorDsh ,he
meeting 'r''' I"0
The whole number of Choctawa i ohc,, ,,,o~,
shree tlousand the exsbng hostility bctyee,,
per and lower district is said to have oroinateaP
unwarraaable and arbitrary efforts on tbeIoart of
Lahore TO christianize The nation, which rendered
hun extremely unpopular with many and his attenon,s
10 sell the land to the United States reseryur IN
him Folsom, and some other large and yaluab l. trSr,s
Inv spirit nf discomfort winch first felt AGAINST
Lahore, exhibed itself in the burning of lnroe
Der of religious bouks and or two churches. and
then in he election of Mushuatnbba over the d;saf
fected "'
As soon as LAHORE arrived on the field. he dos.
patched messenger to Mushulstubba informing b;r,
u ne DID not consent to give up his Commission. TIM,
he would fall upon him with his army Vwo bours
were gwen him to decide but Mushulatubbo trnatod
Inc usage with the utmost contempt Two or three
messages allowed this, bat to all he oave tho ca
answers of dlsdan and Defiance supportsd b7 ~
spirit and chivalry of his comparatively little forc
a general battle vas momentarily expected, when
me praiseworthy aud courageous exertlons of MI
GEORGE > Gaines, with some o. her gentlemen ba,
ng influence with the parties, arrested the catas
r"phe we Consider this instance beautiful illus
ratlon OF the difference between pure relrion and
that spirit so called, winch shews itself jery zeal
persecution and extermlnation False views of chris
tianty would have forced the bloody knives of the
untutored children of tae forest, into each others
oosoms,-ts true spirit, restored peace and barmony
among them.-Vuobiie Register.
The prouse expenditure of certain young men in
bosten CLERKS IN stores has recently led to inquiries
their means OF indulging in so MANY and
expensive amusements These inquiries have dis
closed an extent OF early inquiry that is absolutely
appalling. One lad was convicted of having taken
GOODS from the store over that in which he was
employed to the amount of three thousand dollars
he was ID the habit of selling the cloth to an old
clothes dealer for about third the cost The
Employer OF another was the agent ola country bank
Ind frequently received bundles of bills to be deliv
red to the Boston banks. The clerk had taken from