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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20


TylRGINiA.-At rules holden in the Clerks Office Of
" the Superior Court ofChancery, for the Lyuclbury
Distsict, the I'd day of August, 1880.
Shadrack Cordcr, Plaintiff. against Clement Peg exa
ecutor OF Elizabeth Gray widow of Edin Gray. deed,
and widow OF Hczekah figg. Sen. dec d, and Clement
Pigg, in his right and the children Of John Prg
decd. to wit Peyion Pigg, Hezekiah Pigg, Richard
"regory md Elizabeth his wife, late Elizabeth piyg,
ana w ilam Pigg and John W. Pigg, infants by Com
missioner fenagh, specially assigned their guardian,
and the children of IIezokiah Pgr dec d, wit, WIN
Plgg Owen Legraud and Besey his wife, late Betsey
i1gg, aud Susan pIgg and Nathan llutcheson, Robert
lihehena aud Stokely Hutchens admrs. of john Hutch
ems, deed Defendants.
The defendants Owen Lcgrand anu Bctsoy his wife.
anj Susan Pigg moi having entered their appearance
aud gwen security according the Of Assembly and
the rules OF this court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence that they not nhabe this country.
IL Is ordered, that the said defendants do appear here
on the tenth day of the aud answer the bill Of
the Plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in some newspaper printed in the
burg for two months SUCCESSFULLY, and posted at the
iro1i door OF tho coust house, al the said town.
ACopy-Teste, J. WILLS &C.
Aug.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20

ETlRGINIA, SCT--At rules holden in the Clerks Of
" fec Of the county Court of Bedford Oh Monday the
18th day of June, 1880.
Thomas X der Complainant against John Rider James
Rider, William Rider, and Pey ton Rider, (Which said
james, William aud Peyton, are the infant children of
John hideT dec a. George Greasy and Folly his wife
formerly Polly Rider, William Murphy and liza his
wife, formerly liza Rider, Peyton WEIGH and Nina his
wife, formerly Nina Rider and Abncr aud Elizabeth
Nllks, infant children Of John Wilks and Susan his
viii, formerly Susan Rider, Defendants.
The defendants William Murphy and liza his wife
and Peton WEIGH and Nina his wife, not having enter
ed their appearance and given security according 10
the act OF Assembly aud the rules of this court and
appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants Of this country On the motion of the com
painant by counsel it is ordered that the said defen-
dnnts William Murphy and LA his wife and Pevton
WEIGH and Nina his wife do appear here ON tho fnrtb
Monday III September next and answer the bill of hr
Complainant and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted in the lynchburg Vrgnian newspaper pub
shed IN the town of Lynchburg, for two months sun
cess'ey posted at the front door of the COURTHOUSE
ofthls county on two several court days
Copy-Teste,
GA. W1NGFIELD, D. Clk.
ETlG1NA AT rules holden in tho Clerks Office of
the Superior court of Chancery for the Lynchburg
District the I'd day of August 1880
lillian w. Peyton, admir- de bops non of Edward
henry, dec d. Plaintiff, against Dorothea Winston exc
cuirx of Patrick Henry, decd Edmund Winston exc
en'or OF f'1muud WINSTON, decd Christopher Hunt
ecntor OF Fayette Henry. deed. Alexander s. Henry
Nathaniel w Henry, T.. w. Henry, john Henry Sarah
H. Scott. George ID Winston and Doto,hea his WIFI
James Bruce and Esira his wife, and Evira Ann Henry
Defendants. "
The defendants Christopher Hunt and Nathaniel W.
Henry not having eutered their appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and the rules
OF lhs court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence
a icy are NOV inhaotants Of this country II is order
cd the SAID defendants do upper here un the tenth day
81 te next term and answer the original and amended
ollls oil the Plaintiff aud that copy of this order be
io1ln"th inserted III some newspaper printed in the
Town OF Lynehbirg, for two mouths successfully, anf
posted at tho front door of the COURTHOUSE in tho saG
io"h' Copy Testc,
J. WILLS. c. c.
aug, w2m
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August 2.

KTlRGlNfA AT rules holden IN the CLERK o,.cr Of
the Superior Court ofChancery, for the Lynchburp
District the I'd day Of August, 1890 William Chill
ton, Sen PIT against stephen Chiffon Joseph Chiffon
Richard Chou, Harrison Chiffon, Rawley Chiffon
Elizabeth Alien. Fred erick Kablcr, Thadcns Kabler
Nicholas h"bler Jonathan Bishop and Ann his wife
john Pondextcr and Judy his wife, Defts
The defendants Stephen Chiffon and Joseph Chiffon
nohaNng entered their appearance and given security
according to the act OF Assembly the rules oths court
happening by satisfactory evidence that they are not
inhabitants of this counryts ordered hat tho said den
dantS doappehr here the 10Th day ofthe and
answer the bill of the plaintiff and that copy oftbs or
der he forthp hnserted in new spaper printed
IN TIT town of Lynchburg, for months sue ccssiye
y and posted the front door ofthe court house in
the sand town. Acopy-Teste.
ID. RODES, D. Clerk
IH.n
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20

>tvSHEAT advancing. W. wan, to buy 2c00
w bush s. A. o. ~ ~ co.
Aug 80 ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-20

TTlRGlNlA.-At Superior Court of Chancery bo,-
- dcn At the town Of Lynchburg, on the 18th lav p
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-22
SELECTED POETRY.

From The Boston Daily .3drertiset.
"oLD iRoN-siDES"
Ave, pull her tattered ensign down,
Long has !, waved on high,
and rsany a heart has danced TO see
that banner IN the sky:
Senes.i i, r.rg The battle shout
And burst the cannon's roar
The meteor of the OCEAN air
shall sveep the clouds no more
y Her deck. ono. red with heroes bioo'l
Where kneh the ganqu'shed Zoe,
when winds were hurryrng Ger the nood,
Anl waves were white below,
No more shah feel tie conqueror's tread,
Or know ne ,ictor's knee;
The harpies Of the shore shall pluck
The eagle Of i.e sea!
oh better that h.; shattered hulk
Should SINK beneath the wave:
Her ,hunlers shook the mighty deep.
And there sbonid be her grave.
Nsi. to the mast Ter hO!, h.s,
Set every thread bare sail,
And give her to the God of storJns--
Tie ligatning aud the sae!
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-22

We extract the following historical parallel
from LIE Globe. 1t is by no means denc'ent IN
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-22
French Rsvolution.
THE cAPETS.

French heU0t,ttt0'l.
THE cAPETs.
Louis XVI.
Assembly Of Notables
Refusal OF subsidies
Oath of the Tenpis Court
legislative Assemblies
Increasing irritation
Louis XVI At Versailles
Emigration. yeutlee, &c.
Flight of Louis. taken at
Vsrenirs
Trial and desth of Louis
French Republic
i.onsparte Consul
18Th Brumairc
Senate
Military despotism and 70.
reign aid
Na.risge of Napoleon with
an Archduehess of Austria
Fall of i,spoleon
Ialleyrand. fouche, tJc.
Restoration
Louis XVII.
Chart,I
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-22

Hon. Mr.. EVERETT, Representative in Con
gress from the StaIe of Vermont. has posted Hon
Isaac H;.i, Of New-H ,p.hire, 2 Comptroller
Of The Treasury, as G Aiar.-Bostsn Pallad.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1830-09-22

kkOtth -1]G StOOSs
closeuess and ingenuity
English Revolution.
THE sruAnrs.
Charles l..
Resistance Of Parliament
Refusal Of subsidies
Parliament dissolved
The long Parliament
Increasing irritation
CnsrIes /. at York
Civil war
Flight Ct Chat'es, taken at
the lsle Of Wight
Trial ant! death GfCharlcs
English Republic
Oliver Cromwell Protector
Parliament dissolved
New Parliament
Military despo,isrn and TO-
reign aid
Alliance OF Cromwell with
| siazarine and Louis XIV
Fall OF Richard Cromwell
General Mcnck
Restoration
Carries II.
! Promise TO MAINTAIN the
| Constitution
Amnesty, excepting 20 Re
gicides
Crumwell's army disban6e
Triumph of The Rcya!ists
Parllan,s ntary Discussions
Wings and Tories
. Catholics ard koya!ist;
Reaction
Death OF Russell and S, 4.
ney
influence ofthc Duke OF
! York, brother 10 The king
James Il.
Fine speech on his acces
sion deception
Iriumphs Of the Catholics
and Tories
Jeffries an his aceompiics
National Indignation
! william Of Nassau
Fall Gf james and the Stu
arts, called the Gloriou!
| Rerolution
| Of all the authorize
rely in a grand politica
powerful. In the pres
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
Capelle's 90
Milligsn's majority

onewIps majority Of four for jour j. MuI,esy the Nat;
ona Republican candidate for Congress- and of te hundred
ny oor Tor MARCUS ChrELLE the National Repubcan
ssnolnae iof sheriff, IN the county of New Case On this
uaofhnaIy result, shall indulge in anv unbeco;,g g.
o' We SIMPLY refer to the fact that last year our on
pohV nan ansory IN this county of 512 and ma or,tv ~
a. OF the county, except Pencader which gave 10
vi sTaLn one vote than his opponent In the hun
e OF Conslana Mr. Thomson's majority las, year was ia
Wv, year Mr. hlgan, the National Republican candidate
epl hUpdreds 'J'''''s' ;" i've o'her-
~ CbFIstIans hundred amounted 1876 the laro
est election ever known in the hundred ~ a's
~ nave stated The majority for Mllgan in Cbrsana hum
if the number said ascerained bv our find,
The 'aey lists at die close Of the counting of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
NOTICE

VIE Subscribers having connected themselves in
business under the firm of Hetherton. Son q
iurpn; as apers and Iallors, south corner OF Main
and 18th streets. the Eagle Hotel. take ,hs
thod of informing the friends and patrons of A. He
herton and the public in general that thew have lust
opened new and beautiful assortment of GOODS.
medley cloths and cassimeres and vesting If oraat
variety all of hich they will sell and make nn in
the most fashionable style and on aceommodat,;nr
terms ANDREW HETHERTON,
WILLIAM HETHERTON'
HENRY w. TURPIN.
Henry w. TURprN takes this opportunity of in
forminghis friends and the public thar havino ha
come partner in the above establishment, and az
his experience IN his profession is well known in
this city, trusts that by unremitted attention To his
business to give general satisfaction oct 70
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
.tcD,.to,sU eUbtQ.
TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER ~. Is3o-

GT We have overlooked with attention, Messrs.
hitche and Cooks Debates of the Convention.
Mr. Leigh has complained of being misreported-a
circumstance to be attributed to the active part he
took in the proceedings, which prevented him from
revising the Stenographer's notes, as was done by
most or all of the other speakers. With this exccp-
''on we believe the Debates BE-, not merely accu
rate but wonderfully so-Considering their extent
act uracy and ability the vast labor expended in pre-
pairing them for the Press that the book is invaluable
as reference and full of instruction and interest tn
every American reader, it is in opinion, the very
cheapest work offered for sale in this country
80 much is due to the talent and industry displayed
IN preparing the Debates for the Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
zARINE NEWS -
eORT OF RICHMOND
ARKTVED

n =, ARRIVED,
Seor Fairfield, Coffin, days from New York. with
sunq u to D9vsnpori, Allen & CO. Otis Dunlop 8.
Co. reyto1, Bagwel, Smith & Hannah, Lancaster
" DENLY, Z M Mitchell, A Sweeny, Myers.
BALDWIN q Ives, w g. D Kyle & CO, RI Smith
Perkins q, harris, N Branch, A Myers, D Weller,
Sampson, and to master
Schr Panama, Pettingale, from New Bedford,
SAILED
Schr Columbian STAR, for Georoe,oun m
c. coal w.
Schr Dusty Miller, Williams for Norfolk
H'o'p MARY Margaret, Rowland, for New York.
NokFoLk, Oct. Carved, Schr Aeenora,
Fearcs, Boston, days, bound to Richmond; schr'
T Tp Osborn, from Richmond bound to New
fork; schr Philadelphia, Wells, from R;cbmond
bound to Brgetown, IN. J.) e"'1'onu
In Hampton Roads-Brg Richmond, Rabens sa-
lem, days, bound to Richmond -
BOSTON. Oct. 5-Ar'yed. scbr. Hero Ch.+..,
from Richmend; schr Philadelphia, Powers. do
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

II is said that NJ Nicolai, first President of the
Court of Lieg'. Is named Minister ofJusticc in place
of NJ Van Maanen.
GHENr, August 20
Public tranquility has not yet been disturbed here
Last nigh number of persons assembled but were
sson dipersed During the night troop of Hussa RS
patroied IN" streets An order has been issued by the
Regency that all assemblies must be put down. and
the National Guard is authorised 10 isperse them
1t is rumoured that the houses of the President Sau
dein and other functionares have been SC, on fire
ANTWERP, August 90
His Royal Highness the Prince of Orange. nass.d
through Combine yesterday, ON his road to Brussels.
1t IS thought he has very important communications
for Government.
1t is said that the post horses which were ordered
manted. 1919 o
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
DELAWARE

Inc otatc ana congressional Elections, are Just
o'e' !" aii' the party lines were drawn, and in all
i'oin congress TO Sh"rlffalty, the Jacksonians
were oe'eated' Even the county of New Castle,
always 'ackSonlan before by considerable maorties
mas TINS year declared for Clay. Mr. J. J. MHoan
10 elected to Congrcsss in place of Mr. Johns dec
neo' Ills antagonist was Mr. Ridgely, formerly Sc
nator of the U. Sta es.
"h'is' the 'acksonians are boasting of incong;der
aoe gains ana doubtful results the Eastern extre
NIFTY OF the Union, OBJECTIONS in the m dde S,,toa
the centre and heart cause, the serious apnrebcn
SONS Tor the permanent ascendancy of the PARTY
circular from Pennsylvania gives the Assurance
tnat Clay has gained and is gaining and that this will
De demonstrated In New Yorls the Regency on,,
expect to succeed, by the divisions amono its emo
mics.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
nj e. HAMMOND.

HE Enquirer recently published an extract from
the CINCINNATI Gazette, conducted by this distinguish
ed individual calculated to leave the IMPRESSION tia,
he either had abandoned Mr. Claw. or was sbiverno
IN the wind. We know the tactics of the ENQUIRER
loo well 10 suppose that the following extract which
disproVes this supposton, will ever be suffered to find
place IN Its Columns and therefore, ira nsfer If to
our own. Mr. Hammond refuses to degrade himself
ana MS paper into mere slave of the lamp: he nre
ers to have an opinion of his own and reserves tho
privilege OF expressing that opinion, though some
times adverse to the party which his Judgment pen
eray supports. Sentiments like these SO foreipn 10
the ond devotion and man worship of Jacksonism
are naturally enough construed by its de1otces into
remuneration of former opinions
| From the Cincinnati Gasettc
IL ma. heen fashionable CINCINNATI Gsze,. and
fi. Ut. S tsader or mouth piece, OF called the
entitled any distinction We I hav ,nf b se,
sup o. ,nai system of public which Mr.
LAY associated We esteem MIR Clay for his orncnIes TO-
ms aiens for his high honor manly COURAGE And @ M
satisfied that the administration the National Covs
menu "ooid tie much safer his hands than wbe,, i, no. -
we consider solemn duty impress upon t. INV
eesy OF displacing the Cabinet Washington and b,L".
up the system upon which they We hone ,a, ,h;
be effected, and know that mos, of bop ma, nls may
ee as we DO look MIR Clay candidate for ,h.
ency should he be selected he shall our earnest and
ono'oed support But dscaim the psuv ar,iuds 49,,
Cd :" US we wear mans livery We are for the coHIn
h o VIZ Gay because he Is, opinion identified viii
Clay or om those who support him we sbsl, No, hn rom WI
say So and give our We shall not remain s. I
we 'hond IMPURE the party There be no pr,a,eI 49,
Cue newspaper press Than to make vehicle of pa1,v
ouch pIess considers party evey ,h
d III 'oanns rs not to make readers acoHsin
eu WI" INC uuin ou 10 give ony ubc, ~,
produce party effect 1t does not enesten bn n, id ma
sehnenL-in tins sense utterly dcaim the haIac,s Of
Cincinnati Gazette. '' Peu 10 the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

HENRY o. MIDDLETON, of FREDERICKSBURG.
- Va, has undertaken to restore lands in Va to
.ne original that have been sold for the direct
tax of the United States, and State tax Also tina,
Wnich has been forfeited to the Literary Fund of
virginia, for the non-payment of taxes.
lie Will undertake for portion of the land reco-
vered; but If preferred by the proprietors will take
Stipulated or contingent compensation to be paid
aiter the performance of engagements.
Persons wishing his services, had better commune
cate early with him at Fredericksburg, Va, (post
Paiuj as ne expects to set out for the West this fall
lie continues to receive agencies to investigate
ana identity Western lands by actual survey; to rent
lease out pay the taxes, make sales, and render
every other service necessary for the safe manage
ment thereof
The continued extensive range of riding which his
engagements require West of the Allegheny noun
tais affords the opportunity to transact other BUSH
ness, which induces HIM offer his services gene
rally
The settlement and bonding of debts, collecting
negotiation and all other business will receive prompt
personal attention AS this advertisement socits
beyond his personal acquaintance he offers reference
to the following gentlemen:
Corporation Of FreiericAsburg Pa.
John Metcaffe, John 8 Weilford
Wiiiam ); Roberts, Fayette Johnston,
fIueDen Thomas, Archibald Hart,
William A. Knox.
SpotsyfUania County, "a
George Hamilton, William Bernard
Samuel A. SIorrow, Cutpeper County, Pa.
.4tbemarte County, IA.
Doctor Mann Page, John Rogers, Hugh Nielsen
Robert Rives, Nelson County, Va.
David Briggs, Richmond City, Va.
Thomas 0. Taylor, Powhatan County, Va.
n w. DandrIdge, Henry County Va.
Abraham Staples, Patrick Court house, Va.
Ballard Smith. Greenbrer County, Va.
Joseph F. Daingerfeld, Lewisburg, Va.
Lewis Stuart, Clerk of Greenbrier County, Va.
Chief Justice George Robertson, KY.
Hon. Robert P. Letcher, KY.
Mark Richards, Philadelphia
George Hebb Baltimore
Silas Wood, New York
Doctor Thomas Semmes, Alexandria, D. C..
Hezekiah Miller, Georgetown, d. C..
sep 20-2aw IF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
TIPPECANoE BATTLE GRoI1Nn

me public IN general, and more particularly those
VINO lost relations and friends at the battle of Tippe
canoe, are hereby notified that Gen. VIM Fl. Harr-
so. a ahu o1her of1cers and soldiers who enga-
ged IN, and lost friends Tippecanoe, will assemb.
at .ne battle ground on the 2st of October to rein
ter the remains of those who fell there
IL Is proper TO state that, the day after The bat
e' me Indians raised our and since the peace
company from Terre Haute, under Capt HUNTING
don, collected and inferred the bones in different
pace, lea wing the graves open until now and the
object is to re-inter them.
IL is distinctly understood that this act of venera
ton for the patriotic dead is wholly unconnected
WIN political purposes and that will be attended
by many gentlemen of different political views, with
out reference to party Gen. HARRISON has promised
attend, ana Is expected to pass through Indiana
polls on his say to Tippecanoe A general iuvi,o
sent. W P
Inc several editors in the State are requested TO
publish the above. = Illinois Democrat
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
New Books at Nasb,s

hlSCOURSES, Reviews, and Miscelanies. bv
~ W. E. Canning y
Valley of the Nashaway, and other Poems, by Rufus
Dawes - '
Authorship, Tale, by New England oversee
Letters OF Pestalozz on the Education of Infancy
The Frugal Housewife
Infant School Manual, or Teacher Assistant
Eew American Gardner, by T. G. Fessenden
Consultations in Travel, or the last davs of pb;,o
sophia. by Sir Humphrey Davy
Crabbes Dictionary of General Knowledge
Studies OF Poetry &c. &c.--and many other New
Works, received by J. Il. NASH.
oct IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
JOHN r. SMITH,
DRAPER AND TAILOR.

.Iasn az, Street, nearly opposite The Bell Taye,n0
Il BbPS constantly on hand, general assortment
n n ~ his line, which he win make up to order. on
AeasonaVie terms sep 23-2aw3w
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

IT. Llckess 3d. halves So quarters Is.
10 be had as usual, in every variety at
Vel IL BIGGER'S OFFICE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
BINGER's PRIZE OFFfoE

DRAWING of the Connecticut State Lottery
~ No. rs. ~
II, 10. 81, 30, 81 27 80, SO, so.
several of the Capitals again sold by BIGGER.
THIS DAY.
Union Canal Lottery No. 10, drawing to be re-
ceved This Day at IL O'Clock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

New YoRK. October s.
FaoM Rio jANRIRe.--We are indebted tn willis
3. Rogers. Esq the u. S. NAVY. who cam. ma.
senger in the brig Lexington at Baltimore, for Rio
'ahelro papers to Aug. 18th inclusive MIR. Rogrr.
says the Bait American is the bearer of desnatcbe
to the government
Complains made of the consta Mt denredaton.
| OF thieves upon the property of the citizens. De
tachments from the military had been ordered to
patrol the streets all night IN addition to the rem
lar Police number of the rascals had been AIKEN
put robberIes, thefs and burgla RES were still the
order OF the day. decree was issued ON the I2tb
August and ordered to be posted in the public oac.,
directing all owners of houses within so DAYS. to
give an exact return of their tenants with their
characters, occupations, number of children Sc that
clue might be furnished to The authors of these
too serious to be trif1ed with.
| The formal do Commerce. recommends the establish
menu OF companies both in the capital and Provinces.
Tor the introduction of laborers into Brazil from the
Inherent countries of Europe except Portugal ard
ene Isles, to be located in different parts of the EN-
pre- and Tor certain period be freed from all
taxes. The introduction of free emigrants is con-
sdercd the more necessary, account of the recent
abolition OF the slave trade which will in future me-
vent the importation Of negroes.
The same paper urges very strongly the establish
ment OF a Eank which shall redeem is bills with
SPECIE and be entirely disconnected from the govern
ment.
Viscouht Alcantara has been appointed Minss
Ter OF the Interior, until the Marquis de Carayela
Shall possess sufficient health to resume his function
| Jour. Com.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

rrt,r ,1.,n- NLw York, Ocobe: 8.
N any arce-saes are making of Western Flour a,
Yotz 95i; Few York city IS, &c New Cotton is beginning
arrive holders demand prices high for shippers to paw
and the manufacturers dispute every of ground In COZ
lee there IS little doing because the 50 SMALL and in
INC same thing true Of Cubas the stock is go
large cargo sales Of best Schyki S. SIS per ION
cargo of crude Birthstone Just arrived at Boston has beco
Ioa there at S2s per The ship Rome at thai oor lo
|aic"its, has 5000 bags Salpetrs - Jour Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12

-, Idke need test ye GuH.-The Jackson lenders in
I nsloot county certainly cut most sorry 6pure
heretofore when party spirit ran high between IN.
reoera, ana Republican parties, Col. Lloyd cnioved
tne hghcst honors in the gift of the State and So did
Gov Stevens. Bu now ranging themselves "nSor
inc Jackson banner they have not only been defeat
"a IN their own county but Edward I,Iovd. If, and
GOV Stevens are found by the return ts be the lowest
y. Inc 1acksen ticket When politicians once get
they faH."--Bah. Pat ''N ''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-10-12
From the Delaware Journal
HUZZA FOR DELAWARE

The ELECTION. The result of the eoct;o,
on TUESDAY last, IN this county, is as follows:
hundreds, Congress, sbsr;e