Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-05-25

ne importance OF Aississppi as State will bc
speedily and largely increased by the emgra,;on. -
the Chociaws who, together with the C6;cLs
occupy the largest and best part Of II W. w.
thought, that one of the reasons (perbans ~ ~
one) why certain people OF the North are 40 0lei
opposed to the Indian emigration, and wh;ct lo"e'y
persuaded has influence their cona,o we are
compassion for the red men, is. that il will 'nuh
the Southern and South Western States hgG.ve 10
increasing their white population, an influence in h
Councils of the Nation which they do no, now e
ever can possess, while larg part of their ~.
tory is inhabited by savages, who are not enumerst
ed IN apportoning our representation in Com g,a
add nothing to the political weight of the So
which are burthcned with them 1illedrey;e r.,
WINcHEsrER, MAY Fl.
prize of some value to the finders was discovsr,a
a lew days since, on the farm Of the Rev rbon,o
hennerly. near White Post, by his slaves while on
aged IN blowing rocks. 1t was Ss47 worth of gold.
III Joes, nall Joes. and quarters. The farm was for
merry the residence of lord Fairfax, aud the gola
was doubtless deposited by some of the family in th
place where 1t was found. It is, remarkabIv -
.. very anSlen5 mould, and is not in the slight do
gree o@ydiEed Tor corroded) by its long confnemens
IN the earth Many of the pieces arc cltnpod -,
plugged; that is, parts had been cut e. bv Which thr
weight was reduced below the standard and -; /.
same quantity afterwards inserted else he re in III,
coin to restore the weight IN consequences f Ian, -
England iniicting penaltyupon any one he
ign com In his possession. We understand tho
amount aher exchanging it for bills, was divided by
Mr. RennerIy, among the slaves who had f.nnd r.
we are indebted to Mr. Sanderson, of the Cof7se
Rouse Tor file or the Lima paper, .srcu;o Peru
dho, aeWn to the 18th March. 1t is replc.e with do
tais oil petty military expeditions, battles revolutions
transformations and Degrees which POSSESS no ,narat
Tor ti,e majority OF our readers. 4ug,stin Gnro,,
Is sun Marshal OF the Peruvian National Armies,
PRESIDENT OF the Republic, &c. In Chill Don Fra,,
cisco RUIZ Toge has been elected President, ~,
! Don Jose Thomas Abeo, Vice President. IN Iho
ioth OF February, at Valparaiso, Congress of pen
ipotentlaries from the provinces OF Aconcaoua Con
ceptIon Cequtmbo, and Santiago, was soiemn1v Nv,
stalled for the purpose of giving peace and order r.
the country. which, we fear they promised IN vain
Nat Ga~.
MEAlCO:-The brig Thatcher, at New Yorp
sailed from Vera Cruz on the Goth ult The Com
AdVertiser says that she brings no advices of
n;e me state ofthe country
qh'et tian the last advces represented it 10 be Tho
apprehension of an invasion from Spain now known
TO De groundess,flad probably checked in some mea
sure the vioience of civil discord. The following
paragraphs are from the Journal of Commerce
Ctfy ?f .ficrico, .qprn 6th.-The Government has
received Official notice that Gen Perdeio has collec
TED troops IN Omotepec to operate against Acapulco
In connection with the diyi:on of Gen Rr,yo. ,n5
as soon as was known in Acapulco that this oeneraI
4 was going to move from Chilpango the whole force
Oh Coi' AiVarex which had assembled in that place
G,spersed, leaving completely unoccupied; SO that
Geh' bravo supposed that his division woudhaye no.
thng more to do than to march into it, These n ra
the 23oo men Which to fall upon the cani al hy
most iaconic process; and if Col Alvarez is to full
no
nave TO make the tttack alone. 1t is also known that
zen guerrero with very small force, was in III
candaio compelling the people to maintain his troons
py imposing upsn them arbitrary and forced contrbu-
tiuis Eor TINS reason the people were urgently
calling for help which they will soon receive and IN
fact Gen AmJo is already on the march areinst (,
erero II may therefore be expected that he will snf
ter he same desertion which left Alvarez desojote :,
Acapulco. e ~
The famous 0ordIano Gugunan has besou obt a mr..
a'o'' inc supreme government decfaring his pen
News hes also been received from California whera
every thing has been restored to tranoulity and or
GER whch were only interrupted for short time hv
local causes OF no import asce.-zSoL
I APfl According to the Information receiopd
from the South by The last courier the arn,v Of h;
'en' Bravo was to place himself at the head conxis
tea 0, me nrst anu second battaions of Mexico the
CIVIC battalion OF ChIpancngo and Chlapa, togeth-
e Win detached portions of several other companies
zen. catalan commands the infantry. Col Amador
The cavalry and Col Bnrbarossa performs the func-
tons of Major General.
! Gen. BredJo, with the battalion of Ome,ensc
various troops from the Costa Chico and afher
small divisions, Cooperate with Bravo hin sunari
7 or in command hose who commun,c.ta III,
information, express the strongest confidence that
| the disturbances the south will be soon and
| successfully terminated ~ -"
zen; Bravo was to commence his march upon
| acapulco from Chipancingo on the 9th of Anil
| zen Berdyo with 600 men ofthe Battalion ofOR1e-
tepec ana Jamiitepeque, and 200 cavalry of The
squadron of Col. Ramirez Eesma marched bv an
other route IN conjunction with Gen. Bravo IT is
probable that this force. having little or nerhsns mo-
thing to do in Acapulco, viii take another direction
Brig Hannah from Halifax for Liverpool. Bpr
| was totally lost, on N. E. bar of Sable Island g.
December last, when the captain PENN was lost
and of the crew persisted in attempting IN reocP
the shore ne Survivors were recently discovero5
and taken from the islar+. e'o"
| p;,o. c,...., CHARLGsToN, May 49,
| kipe' strawberries at Annapolis and AlrYondris
On on ne i ON inst have been remarked apon We
h9ve bad hem in ~