Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-19

rison and his gallant army the routed Indians retur
ned to the field OF their overt hrow-ore our killed
from their graves scalped them and left their bones
70 oeach on the open plain And according 10 the
kentucky Gazette, OF that time, the Indians buried
their own killed IN the graves where our honor
ed dead had been deposited.-The bones of our
Nountrymen LAID whitening, scattered over the field
until few years ago: AT which time, Capt Hun
tington of Terre Haute, with company of young
men, revisited the battle f:ld partially collected the
bones of the fallen, and inhumed them in different
place from their original deposit.
Soon aft er the return OF the veteran HAnRIsoN
IRON South America, we vera informed of his de-
termination to revisit the field where his valiant
followers fell, collect all their remains and inter them
with appropriate honors
Prom sundry paragraphs which reach u.s. since the
reception the dispatches from Mr.. McLane upon
which the Presidents Proclamation is predicated
opening ports te the British trade; in anticpa-
tion of the opening of the British ports we are led
to expect an attempt from the retrenching admins
tration to pay Mr. Mclean something extra, beyond
the 10000 outfit, and $4,000 per aunum which he re-
is due 10 great expense of living abroad in suitable
style A second refers to the nadequacy eflhe COM
pensation we give to ministers, in the three prnci
pal courts of Europe and so on. But the best of
the joke is, letter which is published purporing to
be from "a gentleman of London who commends
the address of Mr.. Mclean, especially, and who
hopes most sincerely that Congress will neg
lect to compensate his talents and industry by an
increase of saary! Really we ought to be ashani ;
ed to have our liberality thus rebuked by this DIS
interested Englishman. These articles are to pre
pare the public mind for Jackson "Retrenchmeut."
C.4nnapotis Republican
More Logt'Ood BlssIExtrac, of letter from Ameri
can gentleman in England II have spent day in the
vicinity of Mr. BIS establishment This house sent 70 Buckley
is about $50 ends per week
large purchases made by the Lae designed
the thing From what can learn it will be well for
your government to keep sharp look the lines the
American government about with great exuItation
being successful have heard of
the they have with in evan laws of Con-
sress-[ Bost Cour
of French late celebration in Charles
ton Carolina du sud-" and devil persists ansla
ting South Carolina in the suds" However, he an
indifferent French schoar-Cdndsn Journal
IL is COMPOUNDED bore on the veraciiy or infor-
mation or the other, of the Jackson party that
the day on which the President issued his Procla-
nation, preliminary to opening the trade with the
British West Indies, the price of -four and wheat
both should decline at market Don't the merchants
understand, did the Party try to deceive the far
mers about the Importance of this trade? Wheat was
to be raised to s. SO or 81 by this piece of
Jackson diplomacy; instead of which it has gone
down to 90 cents IN the very face OF the fact.
annapolis Republican.
Campbell e Delegates For the Senate, Ran
dolph Harrison $40, George Booker eta
House of Delegates, las far as heard from VIM
Rives ATS, Odin G. Clay 1877, John B. Dabney
ell.
Warwick County.-For the Senate, - Page
9l-unanimoHs.
House of Delegates-A. w Jones IS, J. C. Pry-
or %. DIR. Saml. Cotton l3. Warwick and Elizabeth
City form district and send one delegate.
Loildoun.-Senate-Wm M. McCartv, 433-no
opposition. Fairfax yet to vote.
House of Delegates (three)-H. B. Powell 4s4,
w I. It. Mason 40, s. B s. Caldwell 363. James
McIlhany 342, Joshua Osborn $50; Samuel Dawson
192, VIM. Ellzey 80, s Rawlings 70.
The WashingtonIan says Col. Ellzey was not
candidate