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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
- 80 seoss 81 s4~e
By OTIS. DUNLOP g. co.

SUGARS. &c.
On FRIDAY. the 5th instant, a, half.pas, 10
o'clock, will be- sold at our store
20 hids. St Croix sugars
10 do Porto Rico do
Also general assortment OF Groceries. sc
nov dts .. d d co. Aucts
ADDITIONAL.
VIII be added to our sale THIS MORNING
Wines. rum, brandy. gin, chocolo,e
Teas coffee nests boxes, soap, candles
Salt, wrapping paper. indigo, mustard
Pepper. cloves. nn'm egs, mace, cheese.
l.eading lines ma trasses
Ge MAJ 8 eel, &c. &c.
nov5 O. n &, 70 A,ots
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
INTERESTING QUESTION.

The following Interesting gu. sion IS asked by a
correspondent of the Newbern Sentinel:
1T lady We're lame IN the right and in the
lett ieg-t she had but one eye, and squinted with
that--lf she had but two teeth in 'front.' and they
were black-if she had hump behind, and to make
amends was perfectly fiat beforehand if she had
SPIT hre temper, aud forty-nine negroes with
ty-hve thousand dollars cash-How many suitors
would she haYe2n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Copartnership

NUPdTIHtIsIlIp
VHsHE Subscribers having entered into
~ partnership, trading under the firm of Nowland
Il Smith, Diapers and 1ailors, opposite the Bell Ia
yern, take his method of informing their rieRds and
the puol'c in general, that they have hand large
and general assortment Of Goods consisting of Blue
Black, Brown, Olive, and Medley Color'd Cloths and
CassimeEes, together with an assotmen, of vestinr,
Which they will make up 10 the most fashionable style
and on The lowest terms. Those furnishing their
own cloth, have it made up in the most fashion.
able manner ROWLAND q SMITH
N constant supply kept OF Fancy Articles,
of The latest fashions such cravats, stocks pocket
handkerchiefs gloves, susrenders oct 25-e. O.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
COMMUNICA TED.

COMMUNICATED.
The Entertainments at the Theatre this evening
are for the benefit of Mr.. Fielding gentleman who
has by his experience and professional skill greatly
contributed to our amusement. We sincerely hope
tull and respectable house will reward his exer,,ons
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

Pistols.
DERCUSSION and flint pocket Pistols, and
percussion caps, for sale by
nov5 r. D. SANXAY
ID EMOVAL OF THE INDIANS Speeches
AZ on The passage Of the Bill for the ,cmova' of the
Indians delivered IN the Congress of the United
States April and May, $50
Jus published, for sale By COLLINS s. CO.
CtUGAR.--32 bhds cheap New Orleans aud West
- India sugar, isst reccivsd--for sale by
a0v RALSTON- & PLEAsANsrS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

Some live or six years since, he removed to Indiana
there to build hImselfa new habation. plant a new
colony, and become the father of a ne race He ,s
now living near Versailles, Ripley county Indians.
with his sixth wife, and has two children Of the new
STOCK Bait Fdraer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
oct i3-2aw4t
FRUIT TREES.

Henrico County ,Museyy.
4 HAVE for sale my Nursery, good collection
IL OF Grafled and Budded Fr7dt Trees. consisting of
apps. Pear, Peach, Plum Cherry, Apricot, Neca-
rne' Almond, &c. of the choicest kinds. Having
made my bnsness,l select only those thar have been
iouhd TO succeed best in this climate. Catalogues
may be'had gratis, the Bookstore Peter Cotton
where any orders that may b. left VIII be punctualy
attended to. JOSEPH SINTON
Grove. Oct 29-eoGt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
INSTRUCTION ON THE

INSTRUCTION ON THE
Piano-F Forte, Violin, Flute and CIarionet
MFR. VIM HARTMAN respectfully informs he
I'VE ublic that he confines 10 give instruction on
til. Piano Forte formerly, and would be happy to
receive few more scholars to complete bis school.
Having devoted considerable time TO the study Of
the principles of Music and visited the North FIR the
purpose of selecting the most approted works, he
feels confident IN assuring his patrons that he will
be enabled to do justice to those placed under his in
structIon.
Application to be made at the Book stores Of
Messrs. Collins 81 Co. Il. D SaBxay, aud al his
residence near the Swan Tavern.
N. B.-PIano-Forteg tuned at lie shortest notice
nov SEQ If
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

NOTCB.-Au application will be made to the
L " Legislature Of Virginia, at its nent session. for
the passage of an act authorsng ne payment of the
amount cue on certificate of Virginia six per cent.
Richard Adams, on the ED Marcn 1903, which GER
thcae not having been found amongst the papers o.
the SAID John Adams, presented for payment is
presumed to have been lost
R. A. CARRING TON,
Admnst raj or of
oct i3-2aW4t RICHARD ADAMS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

large precinct heard from our correspopdont ro
marks that the election was but thinv atiended-bnt
little interest exced-200 voters were supposed to
have left the Court House, who did not vote
Professor SILLIMAN, in The last number of his
journal OF Science. gives description of .1Ia,ch
CaunT and It's mineral treasures. He remarks that
there can now be no hesitation i'm saving that the
mines OF the Lehigh Company inrxhaustibie H..
even goes so far assert tina, .the Sun and TIL.
Pennsylvania Anthracite Mines will burn ont tore
ther.'
Professor Sllliman has this advantage in the fore
going assertion, that no person can contradict him
u Specimen of the mode of managing an cleo
ton in New York
From The .Neto York American, of Oct 80.
OHIO The efronteIy-we can cal. by mllder name
with which the Albany Argus presses of similar Character
speak OF the pretended result of the Ohio
all oeet Inc Argus OF yesterday has this paragraph
at is ASCERTAINED THAT GEN LUCAS THE RE-
PUBLICAN CANDIDATE, Is ELECTED GOVERNOR, by
JORlTY OF The LEGISLATURE is JACKSON REPUB
that seven of the Jackson Republican Members
OF Congress elected ~
Now, of these allegations true: and the proab
E for nothing is yet acerianed, that all absolutely and
entirely false.
Per Contra.-The following observation of the
NewYnrk Eevening Post, upon the recent account of
the extraordinary department of our Minister at S.
Petersburg. Is entitled to place in our columns af
ter having copied the letter from the Journal nf Com
merce. GNot Int
LAS to the stories told in the letter written about
Mr. RANDOLPH, we have only TO remark, that letters
have been received in this country from persons of
the highest responsibility, who made the passage with
MT Randolph and who speak in high terms of his
courteous and engaging m ,nners which won the re
gard of all on board the vessel.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
W ASHINGTON HOTEL.
RTGERGRD, vER GTMTG.

ESHE = bscriber having leased this cid and well
known Establishment for a term of years, takes
this opportunity to to his friends and the
bublc generally, and particularly TO the former visit
ers of the house, that il will be opened for he ac
commodaion of company, ON the first of October -
Il IS now undergoing thorough repair, and will he
fitted up i'll plain but neat style, with beds bedding
and other necessary furniture all new and of the
best knd. dIs serganis.are attentive experience
ed, and his Darkeepers polite and accommodating
His Bar shall at all times be supplied with the best
liquors and wines, aid his Table with the most choice
Geicacies OF the season, which the city and country
can afford; and he flatteTs himself that by unremt-
ting attention to his business, he will give entire
satisfaction to all who may favor him with their CONF
paDy
ihe WASHINGTON HOTEL is situated in tic
most pleasant part of the city. immediately opposite
the CAPITOL and contiguous to all The Public Offices.
and but short disiunce from the Theatre the Banks
The BASIN the Warehouses, and the offices of the
principal Alil!erS of the city; and at the same time
sufficiently far removed to afford gentlemen ouiet
retreat when they wish retire from the hustle and
noise OF the streets Such the local advantages
OF TINS house, that may affirm, that rer-
tlemen wishing Richmond either for business or for
pleasure, will find it Of the most pleasant sifua-
tons in the city,
10 addition 10 what transient custom he NAV be
favored with the subscriber Will bs able 10 accom-
MEDIATE tcenty. fire or Mirty BO.4RDERS, by the
week. month, year, on the most reasonable teens.
sept i6-ts ROBERT C MACON.
tfoochiand Coteyt- Hoatse.
~ The Petersburg Old Donuion Lynchburs Vrsinian,
charlottesville Advocate PoGa Arena, aud Saupon Spec
taiof will publish the week Tor one manth and
IA ate tn flf.N 10
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
QUO SgaDsn.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.

The packet ship Corlnthian. ut New York, from
Liverpool, brings London dates to September 3Oth
We give the most important items place to-day
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
OHIo.-Returns from SO counties of this State
give the following vote for Governor:
For MArthur 49,351
For Lucas 1850

Majority so far 1892
The State Journal gives the names of all the mem
bers. both of the Senate aud House of Representa-
tves, and classes them as follows
Senate-Clay 10. jackson I3.
of r. Clay SO, Jackson 90.
And five moderate Jackson members who were e.
leced in their respective counties, in opposition to
caucus tickets.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

ri 0FlCE.-I shall petition to The Legislature at
LIZ Ms next session, for leave 10 erect Toll Bridge
across Mattapony river at Dunkrk
sep 29-Iaw8tc ARCHIE BROWN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

Translation of Letter from General Lafayette to
Gen. Bernard, of Washington city.
PARIS 9Th Sent. 1890
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
WHITE MULBEBKY TREES.

" III i MU llBBBhY i KEES.
FE'HE subscriber has for sale at his farm miles
above Richmond, the tfees 2 years old, any rea-
sondbe quantity Of the genuine Norus Alba or white
I allan Mulberry Trees: and as tie season is now ap.
preaching in which they may he transpanted he is
desireus of receiving orders from many persons as
may be want of the article; and he is we'll salts
fed that the SILK culture must be one ofthc most pro-
itable branches the agrcuurist can torn his atten-
ton to- he hopes to be- the means of tlor xtensive
through the State They VIII be sold on
terms by the hundred otherwise, deV-
cradle in Richmond within any reasonable distance
thereof. w SMITH.
N Borders may he left az Scott g. Smiths,
street. Richmond l-2awtf
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
NOTICE 70 TRAVELLERS.

A FTER the llth November next, the line, of
IA Steamboats,, plying between this place and
Baltimore, via Norfolk, will run but twice week,
viz:
The Richmond, Capt. Chapman, will leave Rock
etts at the usual hour. on the mornings Of Sunday
aud "Wednesday; and on the following morning, one
Of the Baltimore Boats, will leave Norfolk at 8
O'Clock A Boa will leave Spears Wharf az Bat-
more, for Norfolk, the afternoons of Sunday and
Thursday. st.3 O'Clock.
The freight and passage Boat Columbus, Capt.
Turner VIII continue to run as heretofore. from
Baltimore LIST, I0h and Goth of each month, and
from Richmond the 5th, 18th and 25th.
oct 3G--2awl2t l.. LUDLAM, Agent.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Patent Specific Ointment.

fENHE subscriber having purchased the exclusive
IL right to make and vend Shepherds Invaluable
Patent Specific Ointment for Richmond and large
portion of Virginia, well several other States
takes pleasure in informing his friends that he has
on hand large supply of the genuine article,
prepared under the improved patent, which he
will sell to his agents and others the most accom-
modatiag terms 1t may, perhaps, not be generally
known that Shepherd the original inventor of
the article known Judkins' Ointment having test
ed its virtues long before he had he least knowledge
of Judkins. 1t will hereafter be known as Shep-
herds Ointment, and will be sold wholesale and
retail by JOHN Ii EUSTACE,
nov 5-ts Sole Proprietor.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
Commission Business, Norfolk. (;

sNHE; subscriber having located himself at thus
place, respectfully tenders to his friends and he
pubic, his services for the transaction of general
commission business His Office near he Public
ware House and next door 10 Mr.. John b. Row
oct 26-eOI3t JOHN VI ARNJJS'VE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

society," which we take this occasion ohe
ana patronage of the public. repository much useful
anu Interesting matter:
after the year 1850" Says the wi) leave all my ne
sroes Internationally free. with the privilege of having the
expenses OF their removal TO place of residence
may select betrayed And encouragement them 10
egaie to the American Colony the Coast Of ca where
believe their happiness will he permanently secured
ae no, only that the of their emigration be paid
out hat the sum OF fifty dollars shall be paid to each
ENGRAVING, on his or her arrival in Africa"
On publishing this the Colonial Journal the
following remarks:
In our number for August 1927 gave account of
plan adopted by MIR Fnzhueh for the gradual
ms had his INVALUABLE life been spared
woud nave been done by him to prepare them duly appre
Ga'e and wisely 10 improve and enjoy the benefits of
we trust that an example BRIGHT beneicen' and exalted
MS VIII ever be loved and initiated in the State which he
adorned and the country which aments the loss his
talents and his worth"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05
VIRGINIA ELECTIONS.

Haitian t2)-Senaie; Mr. N. Alexander, no oppos
ton, H. ID Green 38l Easily 379 KIRBY I55 one
large precinct not heard from our correspondent re
marks that the election was but thnly atiended-bnt
little interest excted-200 voters supposed to
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

& OUTHBNNAN by John Gait, Esq Author
- fI,awtie Todd &c. &c
Vince ioyai Mary, bliihe Of mood,
Kept holy day 81 aOlyrDod-B0gg.
J1si publ,shed, and Tor sale by
> uoy COLLINS IL co.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

t'AhoSioH JUSTICES Ills once Is near the Public
ware House and next door Mr.. John b. Row
oct 26-eo13t JOHN ARMIS'TEAE
WILLIAM 81 MARY COLLEGE.
/ HE Visitors and Governors OF this Institution.
haviug failed to form quorum on the Goth they
are hereby informed, that those who did attend on
that day, thoHght Thursday, the 18th Of November
day which would probably suit the convenience of
a.InaJor'y They are therefore requested to assem-
Die OH that day, in their Convo on-fIall for the
purpose of eleciiDg Professor of Mathematics
supply the vacancy occasicned by the resgna ion of
Professor Stewart. 1t is hoped that the. necessity
tor TINS meeting, wi command due attention TO this
notice.
TO remove any doubt which may exist RESPECTING
the Lecture during the ensuing session
TINS opportunity is taken, inform The. public, thar
IN any event, provision will be made to ensure
The delivery of the usual course.
JOHN PAGE, Rector.
Williamsburg, Oct: 81, 1880 Ate
ySSO Mrs Abigail Mayo, Edward c. Mayo, and
all others whom it may concern.
Notice is hereby given, that application will be
made to the next General Assembly, to pass an act,
authorizing the erection OF another Bridge across
James River, between Richmond and Manchester
TO be either free subject tolls and to be built
oy the Commonwealth incorporate company
individuals, as shall be deemed best,
Sm'dry Caisens of Chesterfield County.
1I-iaW{w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

a. Specimen of the mode of managing an cleo
ton in New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

Absent, or dead. stIll lei friend be dear,
A sigh the absent claim, the dead a tear.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-05

Professor Sillman has this advantage in the fore
going assertion, that person can contradict him
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12
WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY, MAY I2, 1880.
CHILTON,S EXPOSE

The Letter of Thomas Chiffon from which
we have before published copious extracts.
showing that the present Administration, in.
stead of fulfilling their promises of retrench-
ment, had expended more in one year than was
expended during any period ofthe same length
by the last Administration, spread conster.
nation through the ranks of the parasites Of
power Some means it was thought must
therefore be devised, to get rid Of the effect
which such an exposure was calculated to make.
The first expedient was, statement by the
chairman of the Committee of Retrenchment.
in which the expenditures were reckoned from
the first of March, instead Of the first of Janua.
ry, each year, by which it was attempted TO be,
shown, that from March /, 1929, to March l.,
1880, the expenditures were not so great az
they had been from March ], 1923, to March 1.
1872, 1t was Immediately discovered ~, f.
fraud had been attempted in his stcitemsn, h.
cause the appropriation bill FOR 1890 ,oos NO,
passed till after tie 1st of March. 40 that M
part Of the expenditures for the months of IAN.
1Gry ana february had been paid at that time,
ana SO We're not included in IL! Thus what
purpSrted to DO statement of the expenditure
q year, included only the expenses of ten
months. This trick having been discovered,
the Secretary of the Treasury undertook to
make new report, to correct the errors Of the
former one. In the former report the expend-
lures for the fourth quarter not having been
made, an estimate of them was made, from the
known liabilities Of the government 1t now
appears that, although the government was La
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12

1t is reported that information has been
communicated TO the British Minister at
Washington, that Capt. Thomas Bolton
FInch, the present commander of the U. S.
ship Vineennes, is the legal heir to the
title and great estate of the Earl of Bolton.
The report is given in such shape. that
we have no reason to doubt it. The Vim
cennes'was at Canton early in January to sail
in few days for home, and may he soon
expected. We are informed that CAM. F.
came to this country when he was four
years old, and has risen from an humble sta.
ton to his present rank in our navy. by the
regular graduation of merit.
~ Y Mercantile Advertiser.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12
JOURNAL OF PROCEEDINGS IN THE
TWENTY-FIRST CONGRESS
FIRST SESSION.
FRIDAY. .ADr;l n

FRIDAY, Apra 30.
SENATE. The bill to organize the estab
ment OF the office of Attorney General, and
erect it into an Executive Department was talk
en- up, and, after debate in which the bill was
supported by Messrs. Rowan, Hayne, johnson.
Sanford, and Frelinghuysen, and opposed bv
Messrs Bell, Foot, Chambers, Webster, and
woodbury.; was finally laid on the table-Yeas
~, Nays IL. After short time spent in The
consideration of Executive business, the Senate
adjourned until Monday.
HOUSE. There was for a few minutes
considerable terment in consequence of the re-
port Of bill, by Mr.. CambreIeng, from the
Committee on Commerce, TO amend the Navi.
CATION Laws of the United States. The dis
cusslon which this Bill provoked was arrested
by the expiration of the hour, motion being
then pending by Mr.. Gorham for the indefinite
postponement Of the bill. The House then un.
der rule which appropriates Friday and Sat.
urday in each week for the consideration of
private bills, proceeded under that rule to pri.
vate business.
HOUSE. Mr.. McDufie made an uns,iccess.
ful motion to take up the bill for the relief or
Mrs. Decatur, the lady Of the late Com. Deca.
tur, which 1t will be recolected, was laid upoo
the table at an early period of the session. The
proposition was rejected by a vote of l04 10 fs,
Inc article OF impeachment against Judge Peck
was agreed to by the House, and the GoIloving
i've members appointed managers 10 conduct
the Impeachment, viz: Mr.. Buchanan, Mr.. Storrs
OF New York, Mr.. McDuiie, Mr.. Spencer of
Now York, and Mr., Wickliffe. The House
then adjourned -OO'0
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12

MAD FOXES. Considerable excitement
has been produced of late among the in
habitants of Bristol and Alexandra, IN. H.
by mad foxes. A mad fox a few davs
since came into the yard of Mr.. Sampson
CarlIss OF Alexandria, and began to chase
the fowls; his children went to drive him
away, when the fox turned on them. who
retreatlng to the house, Mr.. Carliss called
them IN, and when the fox came at Mr.. C..
he killed him with club. He has s,nce
lost an OK which had the appearance of be-
ing mad. Mr.. David Sleeper near neiob-
Dor had COW about the same time which
appeared to be unwel. After two or three
days she became furious, rising up on her
hind feet, to look out of the windows of tbe
barn. She beloved and ronred. and a.
tempted to run at the by ISLANDERS in The
yard. 10 prevent her breaking out of the
barn, gun was procured, and the COW was
immediately shot. Since then fox attack
ed one OF Mr.. Kendall's hogs in Bristol
Mr.. X. shot the fox, and the hog also n
prevent further damage to his other crea1
lures. Mr.. David French was attacked lac,
week IN the road, as he was going from
Bristol to Alexandra, but succeeded in
keeping off the fox, with small stick
William Patten lost FIVE hogs about three
weeks since. 1t was not known at Tho
time what disorder killed them-but there
is now no doubt of their having been bitten
by toxes.-.New Hampshire Statesman.
The Massachusetts spy, and Worcester County advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1825-1831, 1830-05-12

SPONTANEOUS COMBUSTION OF DnrN.
KARD. DR.. Peter Scofeld. in late addres.
delivered Mt the formation of Temperance
Society in the township of BASTARD. in The
District OF Johnstown, in the province ne
upper Canada, states case of spontaneous
combustion, which occurred in his practice
1t was the case of a young man about TWEEN
ty-five years old. He had been an hab;tnal
drlnker for many years. | saw him abont
nine O'Clock IN the evening on which it hap
pened. he was then, as usual, not drunk
but full Of liquor. About eleven the same
evening was called to see rim. found
him literally roasted, from the crown of HE
head to the soles Of his feet. He was found
IN blacksmth's shop, Just across the wav
from where he had been. The owner. ali
o. a sudden, discovered an extensive lioLt
IN his shop, as though the whole bnilding
were In one general flame. He ran with
the greatest precipitancy, and on flinoin0
open the door, discovered a msn standing
erect IN the midst of wide extended silver
colored blaze, bearing, as ne described il
exactly the appearance of wick of burn
ing candle in the midst of its own flame.
lie seized him by the shoulder, and ierked
him to the door; upon which the fame wa,
instantly ex;inguished. There was no fire
IN the shop, neither was there any pessibil-
Ity OF hre having been communicated TO him
from any external source. 1t was purely
case oil spontaneous ignition.