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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
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,M,fry}er of. A. Dy

JHurder Of .Tr. Reid
inns atrocious affair is still involved in mystery
put the mantle of obscurty cannot long screen it
rom detection The cool deliberate assassins in
their bloody machinations were wary and cautious:
each act was well weighed from the onset 70 the
disposal of the body, which was dragged to dark
and lonely ravne, and hanged to the Dough of tree
to give the act plausible appearance Of suede
But murder never in the eye of JUSTICE assumes the
appearance of seifdestructon ahouob man &c 1of,
as free agent to act, we, the Supreme Being places
upon the victim such an appearance through the in
strumentalty of the murderer, as not only to show
te cause OF the death, but often to lead, by chain
of circumst aniia evidence to the very
There is now very large reward offered for the m
prehension and.convicon of those concerned in the
death of MIR Reid, and sincerely trust that this at
icas. VIII be an lnducement to bring the diabocal
w.etches to judgment and condign punishment. G.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26

MIR. Daniel of Chatham, offered substitute f,r
the second resolution, in these words:-"rbat the
'arHs OF 1874 and 1925. Unconstitutional and on
pressve to the South and that where the Constitution
violated by an act of The federal legislature destruc
i've OF the sovereissi rights of the States each
itself upon its original sovereign and reser
yea rights may of right do any ac which the people
OF SUCH State may deem necessary for their peace
or happiness. "-Rejected, 30 I'd SO.
Mr.. Daniel, of Chatham offered n s,,st,,r.o f,r
the III mith resolution, in these worlds
nat the people of Georgia hold the principles of
sle american Revolution perpetual truths unalter-
ooe ny time or circumstances and that the perpetu.
OF 1nese principles is necessary to the preser-
sullo'i OF the present federal constitutions as thew
80 to 80. 'Je@'eu
The observations of The Recorder are queruous and
III natured. and seems -; aspired rather by an ap
prehenslon of the credit -uch will rebound to the
Clarke party, From the friends of the Union, than by
reason or justice.
on the other hand the Federal Union. IA Clarke
paper exuits IN the passage of these resolutions
calls blow aimed at Notification, and charges the
IrouP leaders and GOV Froup himself, with secret
attachment to those doctrines. which however. are
Reproduced by the people of Georgia land eyery
where else.)
There is we believe troup majority in the House
OF Delege ties, who from the indications in the Senate
may defeat Mr.. Woods resolutions.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26

NY enjoys pretty nearly the undivided ae,;,,
o' ATTEMPTING to limit the latitude of seect;o,
" the people OF Virginia, to such mon only -, 49,,
e'' win tiat Sold democrat in tb;nL;or ,h,, A..
N"' u al earthly perfection unites in the Hero IF
IS hot an eSregrious liar the General 10 n,et,v
''A VI tic honors nby his letter to cootes
Inc National lntellgencer s.has Some cur;os;, >.
see what ground Gov Floyd will take in rs.n.c, ~
the Nuiltyers." We will not undertake. ~ 49,,
what may be the topics of the Governors mess,r,
OUT TINS we will predict TO allay the CURIOSITY of Tho
n'eiilgencer--that if qualification is introduced n, al,
WIN be to echo back the popular adherence which
every where sautes it in Virginia
a furious crusade is commenced against Judoe
Smith by tho Nurycrs. Among the. capital Char.
ges, are, that his property in s Carono do.s NJ,
exceed the value of $4,000 that the bulk Of; 10 in
Louisiana, and that he has an eleuant se,t ,e,r
Huntsville where he passes portions OF the ,eca.s,
ganst charges so formidable, the judge has moi bn
Plead but long Service great experience t,e,ts
and unwavering adherence to the Jefferson School,.
Those in Virginia, who have read Judoe s,m;,h,s
address, will be surprised to learn that in g Caro-
lima, he is identified with the 'splunderinp uaio,,y
SO uncandid, false and detestable. 10 nar,v .,;,;.
when it reaches certain stare of exc;,em.n,
appointments Jy the President,
faugh W. Sullivan to be Surveyor and Insnec
Tor OF the Revenue for the Port of West Point. in
ed. "''i'a"' ueceas-
William g. Hammond to be Surveyor for tho
District, and Inspector ofthe Revenue for the Port
OF Newport, IN the State OF Rhode Island vice
John Socum deceased. WIG
- william a. Whitehead to be. Collector of tho
customs Tor the DISTRICT and Inspector of the Rev
FIor;da ,ne r1rl OF Key West in the Territory of
florida' vice Algcrnon S. Thruston removed.
FROM ne Lexington Va Inteliigencer of Won 40.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
We have the pleasure to inform our reoders thai,
Dr. LOUIS MAnsIIALr (brother of the Chief Justice
has accepted the Presidency of this institution H.
is now here, and enters Immediately on the duties
of his office. vac uu''es
The Faculty have determination admitting new
FRESHMAN class to enter this session, with view of
accommodating a number of new students. and of
changing he time of the Commencement from spripa
TO lail' II any students who have not vet arrived
contemplate entering this session. we are requested
oy the Faculty to informt them ofthe Importance of
attending as speedily possible The session has
just begun. nus
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26
WHITE MULBERRY TREES

w Hill MULBERRY TREES
Vie subscriber has for sale at his farm 4 n,;1.,
above Richmond, the trees years old. any -ae
sonaoie Quantity of the genuine Morus Alba or 49,;
Italian Mulberry Frees; and as the season E '.sc
preaching in which they may be ranspanfea 'w Ss aP-
aesirsus OF receiving orders from mary persons no
may DE IN want OF the article; and as he is wei, GO
fed that the sir culture must be one Tho SUITS
ntaoie branches the agricuurist can turn his a,,eu-
ZION TO- ne hopes to be the means of their ex,ensin
distribution through the State They will be cold W
reasonable terms by the hundred or otherwise decl
cradle IN Richmond or within any reasonable d;stonc
thereof. wv e'e, uistnbce
B;-Orders may be left at Scott &, Sn,;,b's t.
street. Richmond. oot = S o 81 ~
& toAL;-Ihe Subscriber has recently d,ssove,ed
- on the Tuckahoe Estate, Gby SINKING sba q "a
III bed OF COAL of sufficient thickness to an,hn,eo
us being prohtably worked; which he is desirons -,
lease tor term ofyears. To good tenant the ern
VIII De accornmodatiDg.-For further particulars as
ply 10 Capt. W. Finney, at Trabues Pitts. Chess
neld, Dr. ). Brockenbrougb Of Richmond or n tho
subscriber at Tnckahoc.-The distance of The Nil
from navigable Canal, does not exceed th,anD
fourths of e mile. II M RANnSI I ,I.ec-
nov 23--2aw TIC III II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-11-26

Mr.. WIN j. CRAGwAL1. of Goochland. to M;ss G 70
len nARRIs' oldest daughter of Mr. Wm O. Harris.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

The Debate in the Sendte.-We publish this morn
ing, the first part Of Mr.. Barton's speech in the
Senate on Foot's resolution; the reporters at Wash
ington not having preserved the order of Debate,
and Mr. Barton's speech appearing before several
NIessrs. Webster's, Bentons, Sprague's. &c., who
preceded him. The first portion of Gen. Haynes
Second speech appears the National Intelligencer
of Monday. We shall be expeditions iii transferring
1t TO our columns.
In respect to Mr. Bartons speech, we invite purti-
cuar attention to it, fulfilling, in regard to his
colleague. Mr.. Benton the promise that Duane
made a certain occasion to the celebrated Editor
Cheatham, who had once been a hatter-that he
should particular day. make the fur fly" 1t is
an nvectve, as our contemporary says. most elabo-
rate, and would add, Of the most concentrated
bitterness. The subject was favorable, and the
speaker has done it ample justice.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19
MONSTEuR PnNslM'

w Ill stand the ensuing season TREE fH near Rich.
memo, va. His season TO Commence LIST Fet,nnar,.
ann terminate mi Is, July next He viii be let mares a, Sd
Oh 40 dollars within the Mares can he
oo F , Sne dollar to the groom in every
Every desirable arrangement has been made br the sn,
nodation OF mares this horse They will be s,sS
glaris wen fed with grain if reque al % cents e
stalled In all bad weather. FS- 10y "e1
one OF the subscribers win give cuusfau ner,rf s
on 10 Mares m order that they may returned TO their
ers In good condition We be responsible for
o. escapes but will every exertion prevent both
aonseur Ponson beautiful bay fifteen hands trer freys
hi win black legs, main and tail He is fpev p,o,rns,
ea exhibiting beauty and power Throughout his on His
hlood appearance aud performance equal If NOT s,ne
70 any horse Old the continent His cote likely and m
p'sn esumauon. THOMAS WATSON
,,r ABNER ROBINSON.
iiee Hhi' jan 20. 1N-Ezn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

A9 EDLEY will stand the ensuing Strino at M,
~ STAB stao,e, 10 the county of Chesterfield, beins
the same place he made his last SEASON within o.
miie OF Moody's Tavern, 18 from Petersburg, am;
- s I5on richmond and is ready serve mares
at S2o the leap, $50 the season. payable the 18th Ia
iy next, when it will expire-s5o to ensure = mar
payable as soon as she is known to be in fdal, and
one dollar to the groom.
1edteyIs handsome grey years old this Spri,fs,
fIll Is hands hgh-for FORM strength heon,p Ts
pearance' performance and blood, admired and an.
ProVed.-He has made bnt one season when he
i naa IL mares besides my own. Mr. John d Kir-
eys mare Coquette was. however put to him be-
Iore ne made season. and produced very promo.
sing grey hiley, which Is the only one of his osk
That has yet appeared 500 In cash was offered for "a
at a months old and $1,000 asked--and esstdt;r.o-
al evidence ofthe value of bis family, sold last fh
s me nan OF Two niles by Sir Charles out Of Bedeys
dsm Oid Reality, four and the other two 49,
DID, Tor $500 In money. Ny oyetsecr Mr. BSoof,,
my son George, and Arthur Taylor, all residino nesr
absence. w ID IGfIN Sc IN ~ NY
Chesterfield, Feb [o,n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

UHAWAYS.-Was committed to The Iail of yYasfI,p-,
Ton county, Maryland, the 18th inst as runaw7,ys
Two negro calls himself CHARLES Hill go 81
other BEN BUTLER Charles is about feet 10 inehss
gn aoou, - or "a years of age, stout made good connts
nanced rather OF black colour, rings in bie ~
oen IS about feet or inches bh "a or % years n
ase, STOUT maze w!s down ookno percevable marks
ABOUT him The said negroes bad when conitte oaro
cassne ouDdaboois, pantaioons aud of dark colour
1ns'es hau WIN MN blue cloth wha velvet collar
ana par OF drab cassuet panaloous with s,dvv o,l,
summer clothing Ben had with him old blue rook cor
cdssnet pantaoons, and some other clothing sa III
negroes say they had been working for Mr. John w Baer ri
Georgeow1, u q on the canal Said town and
vines pass themselves brothers The owners of said negroes
are requested to toward prove property raw chaps
ana take them away, otherwise ey will he discharged ae
ing TO law CHRISTIAN NEWCOMER JS Sbs$g
Jan I4-3c N''i'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

E lego will make season the approaching Surinu
~ at Machamps, near Hanover Courthouse. he =
horse Of fine SIZE, pedigree and forra was frainJ
at foth years old, and gave proofs of ZDod snee,S
but from accident was not brought on the turG-sis
dam was sister Of Sir Archies, by Sir Peter Tea
day. a"t a. "2's 81 81, 81 us
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-02-19

ne. BAKER having sold his interest in the Wb;a
is this day dissolved ~
The Vhig viii in future be published bv
February 18th, 1880
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

| saw behind it, = dark and Vas: thing,
10 whose hand It was held forth In
that moment, voice said Nls Win
law the murderer his bones often, 10
the moist summer night. shine out in
this way it Is ,hought to be an &C
knowledgement ofhis guilt, for he died
protesting bic innocence. The person
who addressed me was your Hsnor's
esmekeeper, and'the story havs told, /,
is the cause Of my having desired him
10 bIlng me here.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND AND PROV
IDENCE PLANTATIONS
In General Asseme! January Se'''0"'

issv go,
AN Act in smendmenf OF me ac' en-
titled !" An. act ~ re'a''o"
10 Ln'Ieries.
SEC. |. Be It enacted oy 'ne yen m
era' Asssmo'y sMu ~ sa's M .ss.," ".s :
thereof Y 70 rnac'eu' inA' I, - 49, ''a''
agerof . t'stesy slSa'! se'' OF c'sp"sc
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
rarxrEo AND PUBLisHEp Bx q.
f<CHARLES RANDALL.

> - CHARLES RANDALL.
- TERMS.-TWo DOLLARS per
amman, payable in three months, Or - %
st the end Of the year.
ADVER1fsExENTS consPicueusly
inserted on the usual terms Of One Dollar
M pss SqSoss, Tor three weeks. and snsy
snts for svery subsequcn, insertion. Adj
refreshments will BE- costinusd ill fors~ds
unless the term Of continasnce be specified.
= ar No paper discontinued until a'l arreare
rses are paid, except at the option ofth' pub
Usher:
NJ All communications must be addresseo
20 the publisher portage paid.
Cr single papers . cents.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

AN Act. in amendment of the Act
entitled an Act, enabling the Town
Councils in this State TO grant Il
ceuscs for retailing strong liquors
and Tor other pu, poses.
SEC. /. Be it enacted by the
General Asss mbly and by the author
;,y thereof i, is enacted, That the
Tnwnr Councils of the respective
Towns shall take for each of the Ii.
ceuses by them granted by virtue Of
tbr frat section Of the Act oil which
,h;s - an amendment, discrctionally,
a sum not exceeding fifty nor less
,han five dollars.
\ SEC. Q. And be it further enact
ed. Tha, no person or persons sba'l
sell or suffer to be sold in his, her'o'
their DIV welling house or possessions
in any town in this State by retan'
snv rum or either strong liquor III
any less quantity than ten gallons
w;;hou, liccmse frst,had and ob, air
cd from tho Town Council of sucl
town. under the penalty Of fifty dol
lars To- be recovered in The same mar
nor aud for the same uses as IS pro
vided by law for recovering penalties
incurred Sy selling such liquors u
Ies. quantities than orc gallon.
SEC. 8. And be il further enac
.a That 81 much Of the act o
which this is an amendment as is re
nueuant TO the provision Of this act
Le aud the same is hereby repealed.
True Copy, Witness |:
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry'
49,, mak. n friend, eat
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06
AN Act exemptiug certain property
purchased by the United Statcs

Be il enacted by the General As
enbIy aud by The authority thereof
81 is enacted, That the lot of land
=. in the town Of NeWport, recently
'purch hased by the United States, OH
which a Custom House has been g.
rec,ed. bc with the buildings thereon,
pxcmptcd from the pay ment OF all
State and town taxes, so long as the
: same shall remain the property ol
the United States.
True copy: witness.
HENRY BOWEN, Sec'ry.
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

Of the population Of vssics, ,12o, 900
in number, one third receive q daily
pittsnce from Government
Begyars must not Do. chsossrs,
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

Before you make a friend. eat
peck Of saltwah him.-(scotch') 4
Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

At Mocha. a lady. when she pays
visit carries on her arm little bag OF
coffee, which is boiled at the house
where she spends the evening. thus ens
bling her to enjoy society without pus
I ng her friend to expense.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03

u
"A en Lsrdci-Tho melancholy news of the
oftho Parker Chief Justice
early hour Monday morning. deep gloom yesterday
The the sound
judicial qualifications of the deceased united with exemplary
nestle viz and moral WORTH had much cuoared him
community and at the of his deccase, there
gled expression deep and grief
Tho late chief justice born ctyhe
professional caroo 10 tho then District of NaHewas elected
appointed Justice
1861 chef Justice in 1914, aud
acceptaby filled that important station years His age
&c
Ills death awfly sudden lie retired to Saturday
night good health and spirits apparently he had
years. but at an early hou7 Sunday mornings attacked
the disease Aporexy which in few ended his earthly
1t probably that tho iguos OF tho
supreme judicial court during almost hcnt
may hive uccolcraiedt the fatablow by which life of
cd usefulness has been terminated The
nseuabe; but bound to bow in submission
| and justice.
His mortal remains ontonbod, 10 NJ yesterday,
most his inflicted family having docaod
dance of the Bar OF any other public funeral
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
For Bmtus /. nm honorable" man,


1t is as expected There is not an atom of Truth
in the account of Mr. Randolphs arrogant department
towards Capt. Perry The Norfolk Herald upon the
spot says H. The following communication from in
telligent correspondent give narrative of circum
stances, which will interest the readers attention. and
remove every doubt upon the subject. Will not MIR
Walsh correct the Misrepresentation Will not the Co
alitien prints do much justice to "Commodore Ran
doph," TO disabuse those readers whom they have
dcuded by the publication of "Appomatox"i And who
is this Appomaiox: Will Mr.. Stone say' or II he will
not expose his correspondent will he compel him 10
make The Gme,,de honorable to illuminated politician
and to an abused Public! What is this "honorabe
sourcc"-hs "honorable" man, "who in the brighter
age Of the Republic, stood high in the confidence and
councils Of his country" Councils Of his country
Who this he, that thus shows off his "wortb,"
and woul give lustre "to the brighter age Of the
Republic by either eliminating absent man
or heedcssiy circulating misrepresentation about
him for which he has adequate foundation
Belle these various contradictions. which we lay
before our readers, we have letter ffom Norfolk Of
the 3lst uli.. which says. that " MIR Randolph did not
70 on Jodrd The Shin III all Saturday, Uhe day OF
he ID nner,) and that the Gentleman who went down
with HIM and sccoinranied him 10 the Cape, (havng
returned in The Pilot Boat) stated, that he bresklasted
on board the Ship on Monday morning, the day on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
AhNE EIGHTH OF THE COLUMBIAN MILLS
" EOR SAIE-Pmrsnh MT 10 of he snne-

AhNE EIGHTH OF THE COLUMBIAN MILLS
NJ FOR SALE.-Pursuant 10 decree OF The supe-
ror court of chancery for the Ric mond Di uct, pro-
uounced on the 18th day Of April $780, in the OF
Moore, Bell and oher'I shall, on SATURDAY,. he 7th
day Of August, 1880, at IL o'clock, NJ the prem
ises in the city OF Richmond, proceed cell public
auction, TO the highest bidder, credit of g. IL and
IS months. undivided eighth part Of the Columbian
Mills, with the appnr'enances, conveyed by John Gran
berry aud wife, to William and Philip Hsxal by deed
bearing date the 22d August 1902 being the interest of
Joi Bell iheI Elm.
Bonds with approved security reqnired-and the title
retained until al he bonds paid
J. GUERRANT, NJ C. C r. D.,
one OF his deputies.
NJ The above Sale is postponed until some time In
October next, Of which due Notice will be given
July a IS-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1830-08-03
To the Editors of the enquire +.


mi my reply to the "ResidentV Voter" promised to pay
my respects to the "Cizen of Virginia'-In doing So
beg leave TO remind him that in noticing his remarks
find that lie has entirely msconstrIed nv meaning as
well my object. He to depict the right of in
suction wholly inmica TO the government-a prin.
cpe yet admitted by Virginia. IL conendcd for
by few of her citizens. But my object is the
people that difficult task especially this trying and
extreme occasion. do contend that the only remedy
to this evil would be free and frank expression of each
candidates opinions in writing, setting forth their views
in exenso relative to the reform required and fthere
be among them, who is afraid TO trust the people,
the people should be afraid to trust him.
"The Citizen Of Virginia. surely ought not 10 be
startled at the idea that there should be feelings of OPP
position towards Mr.. Leigh he cauno but recolect
that he, with many Others with equal tinding) did OPP
pose the reform in question: during the last Con-
vcnon
do conceive Gin government like ours) ( 10 he the
dutyot the candidates TO express their sentiments TO the
people, and especially, when their legislation on
former occasion has given strong TO doubt.
The gentleman rests bis support upon MIR. Leigh's
transccndan services in The last Convention together
with his pre- eminent abilities. am willing 10 ascribo
him all the honor aud gratitude he deserves for sus
tanning the eastern representations but IL does NOT follow
that he could not Illustrate the wishes and expectations
Of at least oneha OF the people Of the section
by an opposition 10 this reform when il il admitted by
ninetynne hundredths that The judiciary system needs
He has also warned the people not 70 he led Oft by the
high sounding appeals TO 'the spirits Of our beloved
Washington and Jefferson and the blood of our fore
fathers" ! had imagined that there was not a citizen
Of Virginia, the birth place of Chose pariarchs that did
not those names; but although cannot agree
with the "Cilizen Of Virginia" in sentiments admire
his magnanimy i'm throwing off the mask and insinuat-
ing TO the people, follow your leader, right wrong
But cannot be led TO think rncanly Of my country
believe that they will say, give Mr. Leigh
at all hazards, and especially whom he has given
sroag symptoms Of his unwilIingness 10 reform.
The Editorial remark to my reply 10 the president
Voter" states, that Mr.. Leigh was willing nj any time
when called upon, 10 give his views on the subject Of
reform Il il reasonable 10 suppose that the PEOPLE will