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The Northern star, and farmers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Warren, R.I.) 1830-1834, 1830-03-27

ter, by which you saved his invaluable
life."
These, my son, were the chances and
changes ofwar; but" and he sighed deep
ly, "we who have toiled and bled, spent
all!-yes, all, even our paternal inherit
ance, in the country's service, cannot
choose but weep almost tears Of blood,
when we find ourselves beggars on the
soil we have so warmly defended, find
ourselves unnoticod and unknown by the
sons, who at ease in their possessions feel
not, care not for the pangs Of those who
obtained for them their choicest blessings.
Picture to yourself, sir, a young man well
born, well educated, rich, Of great cxpec-
tations, sacrificing all for the cause Of free
dom, and loosing all for his country; and
and when In old age, worn out, crippled,
unable any longer 70 be useful, looking to
that county for support, feeling that justice
demands a prompt attention to his claims;
waiting day after day, week after week,
year after year, until weary, heart-sick
and disgusted, he retires to some solitary
abods, and finds among savsges better
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17
FOREIGN NEWS

An arrival at New York brings London pa.
pers to Oct. Is, six days later than our former
accounts
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17

Thirty wagons recently passed through Gin
sinnati IN company, on their way from Con
neeticut 10 Texas w"
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17

hINe Bow AND SPAvIS. 1 know from nc
tEdt experiment that the following recipe viii
cure ring bone and SPAWN in horses. Take {
o. OF the on Of orlganum, 2 OF. Camphor, anc
together and rub the place affected two or N 70,
times day, keeping the horse dry.-N. q. Far
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17

= -
trlcht. The General engages on his honor, that no
excuses shall be committed
GERMAN PRINCIPALITIES.
The Augsburgh Gazette gives the following dat
ed Frankfort, Sept. 80: Fresh disturbances have
broken out in the district of Ysenburg At Nicer
holz and Wachtersbach, the Count of Ysenburg's
country residences have been attacked by the peas-
ants and destroyed. In the provinces of Hanau and
tulda, all the custom honses have deem closed by
force, and no duty can be collected
TUSCANY revolutionary movement has taken
place in Tuscany, hitherto the most peaceable of
all the cities of Italy. The tri-colored flag was
hoisted and shouts of " Liberty" Constitution"
"The Country" &C., resounded on every side
The military fortunately did not interfere and or
der was at length restored by the civil authorities
STATE OF SPAIN. The London Standard of
Oct ii says: We have received from our cor.
respondent at Bayonno, the following highly
important letter:
" BayOnne, Oct. 3. The regency is defini.
lively established here. There has been gen.
eTai assembly Of chiefs. Nina was present.
Nothing passed of great interest-but Nina war
generally well received. Nevertheless, many
Spanards, recently arrived from London, ac-
cuse this General ofbeing traitor to the cause
oil liberty. Valdez and Vigo continue TO be-
strongly opposed, and concord does not exist as
It ought to do among those who serve the same
cause. As each one furnishes his own corps Of
troops, those who have not such great pecuni-
airy resources as Nina, state, that he wishes to
procrastinate the entry of the Spanish refugees
into the Peninsula, for the purpose Of having
all the power TO fall into his own hands Tho
Spanish frontiers in Spain are tolerably welt
supplied with royal regular troops, under the
command OF Gen. Ivanito, commandant of the
Avant Garde. AT Bayonne the ornaments and
equipments are carrying on with activity; but
still all is done in secret. The soldiers only at
present are being equipped. The officers are
delaying Many believe that The matter will be
arranged, and that Ferdinand VII will abdicate.
Others wait for the orders of n chief In the
meantime the great body Of tho army Of the
refugees is getting ready with activity.
LATEST FROM SPAIN.
BosToN, Nov. 0. The brig Plato Capt Brad.
ford, arrived at this port Yesterday isom ST.
Sebastian, whence she sailed on the !hih Octo-
Der. Capt Bradford informs that thu publicn-
tion Of newspapers had been suppressed BIZ
government We learn. however. verbally from
Capt. b. that Spain was in a great fermeni-
that men ofcharacter and influence were daily
leaving Spain for the frontiers Of France, and
he was informed by his merchant that several
arrests OF influential individuals hadtaken place
al Madrid, and that Spanish force was coll
lectlng at Bayonne, where I2 1000 men had al.
ready assembled, ready To- take advantage of
me hrst favorable moment 10 march into Spain.
IL was evident that crisis was at hand, and
tho Government were taking active measures,
by iortiiying, &c.i to moe: The threatened royo.
luton
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17
GERMAN MUNICIPALITIES.
he Augsburgh Gazette gives the followir
trankfnrf Gnnf 2A EronL l:....l L

TUSCANY. Arevolutionary movement has taken
place in Tuscany, hitherto the most peaceabe of
all the cities of Italy. The tri-colored flag was
holsted and shouts of Liberty" Constitution"
"1he Country &C., resounded on every side
The military fortunately did not interfere and or
der was at length restored by the civil authorities
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17

AMERIcANGoLD. The Philadelphia Gazette
mentions, that during the year 1929, the gold
OF the United States, received at the mint.
amounted TO about SI34, 900, being very nearly
equal TO the foreign supply for the same period ;
and It 10 understood from satisfactory source,
that the amount received from the Southern
States within the three first quarters of the
present year, has been nearly $32O,O00. while
that received from foreign sources, within the
same period, amounts TO little more than half
that sum.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-11-17


mentioned TO my brother, J E. Knapp, that
would give thousand dollars if the old gen.
tleman (meaning Capt White.) would die. He
asked me why. told him he had will, which
cut off one side Of the family, and that, with
the present will, the bulk of bis property would
go to Stephen White that Stephen White
had injured mo in the opinion Of the old gen.
temAn, as well as all our family, and thought
it right TO get any advantage Of him.
! told him joking, that the old gentleman
had often said he wished he could 20 off in a
flash. We then consulted how the murder was
TO be done-the old gentleman was never out
in the night, SO we could not attack him in the
street--wc spoke Of attacking him in The house
Frank. said he hadn't the pluck 10 do IL. but
he thought he knew who would, and said he
would go to George and Richard Crownin.
shield. Frank said he got horse and chaise
and went to their house. George declined 90.
ing into the house as Frank reported, but said
he would dirk him if he met with him any where
out OF doors. Frank met Dick by appointment
several times, once on the I'd of April. He
agreed TO meet him on the common / went
myself, and told him how matters stood. told
him that took tho will ont Of the iron chest
that Il had the key in it'll turned the kew and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
COMMUNICATED.

COMMUNICATED
DIED-On Tuesday, the 10Th instant Mrs May EtLETr
late conso OF Mr. Benjamin Elicit of Goocbland county
In communicating the sad that has thus deprived the
dsconsoaie husband Of the deceased of his aabe and
beloved partner her children of the ndes, most affection.
ate OF mothers and society of one brightest ornaments
can't withhold the expression Of high admiration of those
Christian virtues that marked her character all relations
o life and above all OF those glorious manifestations iov
and delight with which, her dying hours she welcomed the
accomplishment of the peiod that from the
troubles and percxcs of this world the bss realities
of the celestial reamshlle with anxious, pos socude
she enlreaied her family individuality prepare
the right hand Of the Throne Of Mercy she could say In the
enrapured language Of the poet
''Jesus make dying bcd
Feel soft as downy pillows are,
While on his breast lean my head,
And breathe my life out sweety there
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
MANAGERS OFFICE.
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the Stockholders Of the Bank Of
IN Virginia will he held at their Barking House,
in the city of Richmond, on Friday. the twenty first
day of May next.
WA. CAMBRIDGE, Cush'r.
March 18th, 1890
Form of power of attorney for appointing proxies
for the said meeting:---
know all mon by these presents, that
Of do hereby appoint
substitute or proxy to represent
of a special meeting OF the Stockholders
Of the Bank OF Virginia, to be held on Friday, the
twenty-five day Of May next, in tic city Of Rich
mond, for the purpose of considering and deciding on
the acceptance or rejection Of extended Charter of
the said Bank, authorised by law passed by the
General Assembly, the 18th of February, 1890.
entitled, an act further 20 extend the Charter Of the
Bank of Virginia, and for other purposes In wiz
ness whereof have heremto set hand and seal,
this day Of in the year 1890"
(sEAL.)
Signed, sealed and acknowledged
III presence Of
mar I2-IaWiftC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

rENHE imported YOUNG TRUFFLE an entire
n Horse OF the best blood in England, will
stand at the village of Barboursvillc, the ensuing
season TO commence the list March, and end on the
Goth June. The price of the season will be thirty
dollars, if paid within, and forty dollars if paid beyond
the Fifty dollars to insure mare in foa].
and dollar to the groom Three hundred acres of
land covered with various grasses and well watered
VIII be afforded gratis, for the exclusive use of the
mares sent. Better more abundant pasturage could
not be desired
This beautiful and high-brcd Horse, BOUGHT by
James Barbour, Esq. at public sale of Walkers
ilne stud OF horses In London the 18th June last
is dark bay, sixteen hands high, of fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be seen, to be nd
nired, His age (he being only six years old last
sPrIng) adds much to his other good qualities I'm
ported horses generally too old, before they are
brought to this country Young Truftle was so in
ured in his first training, whilst he was the prorerv
of the Duke de Guiche that he never ran His
Pedigree IS IN the annexed certificate reference to
winch VIII show any one convcrsam with such sub
IJects, that lie is of the pures blood in England He
VIII be exhibited at the Coupfhouses of AIbemarle
Louisa ana Orange the first day ofther respective
March courts.
n. b. If any one will send five mares, the price
of one will be RENTED; and if sent to him this
season. fall she will be insured the next at the price
Of the season.
Two FLIES, from qny State in The Union, having
won purse CT $500 will be put gratis; the first
applicants to have the preference. Care will he
taken to prevent accidents, but will not be respon-
siblc Tor them S. w. YAGER,
For James Barbour, Esq
18Th JVnc, 1929.
This is to certify, the brown Horse sold by me to
James Harbour, Esq was bred by the Duke de Guichc
got by Truflle out Of Helen by Wbskcy, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out Of Xenia by Challen.
ger Xauleppe by Eclipse. Trnfie covered in 1929,
at 5 guiuess. He was got by Sorccrer out of Horn
by Lass, by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matche1u
Princess, by lIerOd.
Signed RICH'D TATTERSALI,.
Hyde Park Corner. London.
TrufFc was sent TO France, and bought back ami,
at 1000 gulHcas r =
ian 25--w12tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
R6A. RTNEs News.
IPORT "a RICH.MOMD. =
ARRIVED.

Schr Elizabeth 81 Rcbecca Williams, from VIII
mington, (Del.) with ballast.
SChr Chesterfield, Bcaston, 81 days from n York,
with sundzses, 20 Smith & Johnston WORKMAN & NJ
Gruder, Otis, Dunlop & Go, G 6 w Merriam, VIM
Granger. Smith s. Gordon, and to order.
Schr Caroline, Marion, Darnes, from Baltimore,
with ballast
NORFOLK, March 20 Ard, schr Cumberland G,icc,
Philadelphia. Is days, bound TO Petersburg.
IN Hampton Roads bar1ue Grecia blanchard from, tp
James River, bound To Liverpool
At Seawels Point, brig Thomas 81 Edward, Gilchrist and
schr Rambler, Coey, both Om Thomason DAYS with lime
The ship Potomac, Condry before reported in Hampton
Roads, will come up here TO load for Liverpool.
NEW YORK, March 1o-Cld, schr Cbes,elisld Beas,oi,
Richmond.
PHtLADELPHrA, March 1o.--Cld, schr Emily Davis,
CrowclI, Richmond.
BOSTON, March IL. Ard, Clematis, from HAVE Left
ship jefferson, from Virginia.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
For THE WH1G.
TIIE POST-OFFICE LAW

: In Republic like ours, the sovereignty is in the
People, and the rulers their agents The will of
the People ought control the measures of the Co
vernmeUt. But this 1oi in order to have its proper
effect, must be known. Hence il has always been
deemed proper for the people to express their opinions
freely on public measures, only in their daily in
tercourse with each other, but directly to their rulers
government, extends to of every variety of OPT
Mons. 1t is admitted by ALL that the right of peti-
toniDg the government, is not confined to those who
possess religious moral principle Nor has it ever
been pTOUed that Pety deprves any man Of this rioht
Bot has of late been taken for granted that il does
Tor those who entitled to all the rights and i'm
munties of common citizens can certainly exercise
those rights without being Justly denounced inter
aueddiing bigots A in order to become inter
,nedleT must IGcddle with affairs which do not be-
long to him. An attempt to prevent class of
.:zous f,eg3 expressing thc- opinions CT public
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
TRUST SALE

DURSUANT to the provisions of Deed of
Il Trust, executed in July, 1929, by Ariel Works,
and recorded in Richmond Hastings Court, for the
purpose of securing debt to Jonathan Leavitt GER
tain property conveyed by said deed, to wit: an ex-
cellent Riding and Gig Horse, quantity of Writing
Paper, collection ofvaluable Books, among which
are SCOTS Commentary the Bible, Bickers,eth on
Prayer, do. Scripture Help, Christian Parents As
slsant DC &c, all Of which will be sold at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash. the auction
store opposite the Eagle Hotel, on "Wednesday, the
3lst ifs. :, at / o'clock, A. NJ.
JOHN MACFARLAN, Trustee.
mar 90 1Ot
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

drawn in Mr. Johnson's Report, betweenlegslatng or
adopting political g. religious day of rest Another
fact stated by Spectator, he is mistaken in. 1t is
the practice in oil the States of this Union ad
minister oalhs the Bible. In many 1t is done by
simply holding up the right hand. But if it were it
proves nothing for the law of Virginia is, that every
man shall be sworn upon the book or in the manner
which he believes will give the highest sanction to the
oath. The Jew upon the Old Testament. The Mo-
hamedan on the Koran. The Christian on the Bible
and if Hindoo were to be introduced rs witness,
he must be after his manner. Spectator" has
been led into the error by knowing that many who
are neither Jews Christians swo:n upon the
Bible. They are so sworn, because it the usual
mode of administering the oath, and because the wit
ness himself does not object to it, but it was never
yet imagined in Virginia that any man who permit
ted the oath to be administered to him in that manner
gives any pledge whatever of his religious faith.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

striving to De foremost where danger be met the
doing ennesseeians led by the greatest Captain of the
age met fought and the of the conquer
or Oh the world 1t ihen-yes MIR PRESIDENT was then
and there the American eagle took his loes flight and utter
ca notes OF highest exuationence winged his way to the
SOUTH To proclaim Spanish Americans, struggling for
liberty and Independence what deeds of mighty daring and of
vaor freemen could perform, when M hing defence the
Beauty and booty of .ir country, against invading
slhe words "beauy and booty waohword of the
British army the battle of New Orleans.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
From the Virrinia Free Press.

Eheaezer Cox, the murderer of Mr. Dunn, late SUI
perntendent of Harpers Ferry, has made full con-
tession of his crime, and has accused seven other
persons of having been accessory to the murder
The particulars of this horrible act are few. He
went into the Superintendent office, set his gun
down. IN order to destroy all suspicion and ask ed Mr.
Dunn for employment in the armory. This being re-
fused he immediately took up the gun and presented
1t at Mr.. DIS head. Mr. Dunn imme diately threw up
his hand, exclasning MY God... when the 1nuzze
was lowered to his breast, and the gun fred Cox
Immediately left the office, which was SO filed with
smoke, he did not know that the shot had taken eft:
feet.
Four of the men implicated have been arrested and
committed to Jail upon the evidence of Cox, but we
have not heard of any corroborating testimony They
will be tried to-dsJa by examining court.
IL Since the above put in type, two others of
the seven implicated have voluntarily surrendered
day next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
Richmond Foundry.

vsEHlS establishment intended and prepared make
iIon Brass and composition Castings, and wrought
work OF every descriptions for machinery for engines
mills manufactures &c-Also, boring turning and flushing,
Orders are respectfully solicited by D. /. BURR & co.
Il good journeyruan Blacksmith wanted who VIII
ind immediate and regular employment. mar 8-eo2w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

Valuab1e Stock of DRY GOODS at faction.
an Wednesday. the 18th of May next, at 10
~ O'Clock, will be sold under the managem of
Otis. Dunlop 81 Co. at their Auction Rooms our en-
tire Stock OF
DRY GOODS.
Amounting to upwards of $4,000, comprising the
most general and valuable assortment offered in
this place-The sale will be without reserve.-Terms
and 9months credit, forapproved negotiable notes.
we shall for six weeks, continue offer
stock at private sale, at very reduced prices and in
vite those wanting great bargains to give CALL
mar % KYLE g. COCHRAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
ONE DOLLAR REWARO-

a SECONDED from the subscriber on the nicI.s
of the 18th inst, Richard Shackloford, on in
deUted apprentice vii give the above reward for
tae said Sbackeford, delivered to me in Richmond
and no other expenses paid.
iorewarn all persons, whatsoever, from harbour
rag, employing, or conveying away the SAID appren-
ticc, under the penalty Of The law.
gar 10 2svsv JOHN DURHAM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

LAMBERT'S OFFICE, March %. 1890.
7 10 80 45 Sc 10 81 6 81 s.,
M ERE the numbers drawn in the Grand Con-
w solidated Lottery, Class No. 5, for 1880.
mar % r. LAMBERT,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

The National Gazette quotes the following extract
OF letter from Tanpco, dated the cath January.
"Whatever may be done, there is no danger of any
troubles extending to this quarter, airays cs-
pouse the strongest side"
Would it be carrying Goals to New Castle to say
to the editor of the Gazette that the Tampco polii
clans are by no singular in the facilities with
which they shape their course TO the prevailing
breeze.-Cy Matches Ga,ary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

We find the following in The Portland Courier Tuesday
last.
rinlo was spread through town yesterday, that fatal
recontre had taken place between British sub
ectS on the disputed territory in the part State
We could not ascertain the origin of the report although
particulars given, such that the British attacked
iunbermeD took from them their teams and killed one
and that pursued them the teams and
killed about dozen OF the British Serious business true
The editors Of the Journal of Commerce been favored
with commercial intelligence from Havre Feb IIh received
by the Ciematis Boston, The Ssview Of Feb 9h as fol-
lows:
Ashes ansud; 100 bbls Peads sold 49f so Beeswax,
81 tons fine yellow New York, If IS free Coffee very Nat
Market sales in bond of 207 bags ST Domingo ct hhds
and so bags Havana Az CT Flour is heavy 78 bills
duty paid.
Cotton has sold freely the holders being disposed to NEE,
the buyerprces have back where they were before
the late advance The sales (o 10 days. 1866 Louisiana
at SO los; 1904 Upland as 81 80 In hides consists of
400 hides. a sale of Whalebone at f2, I0I.
Rice, decline OF fl fl SO per half xii; $40 FIJI
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
SIGNS OF THE TIMES.

From the ~: York Courier and Enquirer March 10.
" TIE United States Telegraph and the nert Pres
remarks in the Telegraph ofTuesday relative to the
reelection of General Jackson; but in consequence
of Its length it is unavoidably crowded out to-day.
1t shall appear tomorrow; and in the time we
repeat that Andrew Jackson, of Tennessee, is can
didae for reelection to the Presidency of the United
States.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

The story of the Washington correspondent of the
United States Gazette, touching recent renewal of
intercourse and the formation of political compact
between Mr.. Calhoun and Judge MLean, is denied
IN the Washington Telegraph ofThursday, in the fol-
lowing terms:
hlr Mel ean and Mr.. Calhoun in discord; of
course they have had nothing reconcile They
ey nave ever been firm and consistent friends thinking
and acting for HIMSELF entertaining high respect for each
other, without any understanding arrangement for the
The Telegraph denounces Mr. Webster as at the
bottom of the tales OF the correspondence All the
great, prominent statesmen of our republic have
been 6emons!ered in turn-Adams, Jefferson, Madi-
son, Clinton, Clay; and the present incarnate prince
OF darknessi is the potent senator from Massachusetts.
1t has always been held convenient to have respon-
sble ogre of the kind.-.Tat. GaS.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

NC NC. NC.
Tickets S4 Halves 9, Quarters ].
For sale at II. MICKLE'S,
mar % Next below the doofnf the Earle Hotel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

MANAGERS OFFICE
FEtHE following the numbers drawn Grand Con-
II solidated Lottery, No. 81
z, 19, as, AS, Sc, 1s, 81, 6, "a, 81.
6. 81, As, Capital of 81 GOO
z, So, 81, do 100
Both sold at the Managers Office.
% YATES e. hTINTYRE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23

HINDS' FARRIERY is just received at thu
IL Book and Stationery Store of
mar % II. ID. SANXAY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-03-23
Chronicle Of Charles 9th.

SHO A Chronicle of the Times of Charles
IL =, the Ninth; Translated from the
French of Prosper Merimis author of "Theare dc
Clara Gazul." LA Jaquerie," Matteo Facon" &c
BY Doct. Greenhow, formerly of this city. and now
ofNew York.-Just published. and for sale by
| mar % ]. II. NASH.