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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
MAP OLE YIRGINIA.

TVNIIE copies remaining hand, directed to he
y sold at the very low prices of $40 for the large
and 81 for tho small Map; both mounted upon
rollers and IN portable form At these prices 1t y
improbable that many copies will long remain for
sale.
Complete sets Of the Virginia Reporters, from $50
to the present time Ilenng's Statutes. at large;
Journal Of the Convention OF i774-5, and OF tho
House of Delegates from I77G 10 $780, inclusive
NAV also be had upon the lowest terms, at tho Capi-
ol in Richmond, Of -
WM. II. RICHARDSON,
plar fg--Gic Librarian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
mar G-2awG.c.

Until tie receipt of the Goods mentioned above,
Benz Lloyd Belt, will continue Jas heretofore adver-
tsed aud at the place. TO dispose of the stool,
hand, (most OF which is OF recent purchases Al
VERY REDUCED rarcEs-preparatory to their final
disposition, which will take place, before the new
concern goes into operation. mar 3-IB3I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
Large Sale Of Dry Goods, Hard Ware, House
/ Keeping Articles. Jewelry, DC.

THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock
III me Store on T.. Street, three doors ADORE he
Bel TGrern,
we snail sell great variety of Goods includinr
Amos every article IN the Dry Goods, Hard Ware
Jewf!fy aud Clohng line. In the assortment are
many new, rich and very fashionable articles well
worthy o. The attention of dra lcrs and house keepers
10 the Assortment; are % dn2 Wedding Hoes, assort-
Inc sale will be continued in TIE Evening, COM
mencng at halfpast O'Clock.
Ierms-approved endorsed notes at 90 DAYS. for
sums oyer 500; four months for all sums over 5000
- Inc goods sold at previous sales, are ready for
delivery this day.
mar 10 If f.. & a. HUBBARD, Auc,'rs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18

FLOUR has been dull for some days. About 400
barrels of Country sold the Basin bank YES
terday at Sc % Good red WHEAT is worth 81 30.
The demand for TOBACCO has rather Increased
but the prices remain stationary. The general sales
of cuttings from S?d TO 81.
The news from France does not appear TO have
produced any effect on the Corn market nj N York.
BALTIMoRE, MARCH l6.
The wagon price OF -four in Howard-street, from
the date of last Report TO yesterday inclusive has
been uniform and steadoy at $3.50 per Dbl. The store
price is Sc GIL So 6G3; lot of 900 bbls sold
yesterday at the latter rate Some dealers refuse to
operate at less that 500
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18

IL The subscriber is this day moving his goods
from the store recently ocSipicd by BARNEs &,
BELT, to the store the corner OF E and 18th
streets, opposite the Bell Tavern where he will dis
pose OF his stock on hand. cery reduced prizes
say about cost and charges; which will be done for
the purpose Of reducing the stock as much as posi-
BILE, before his Spring supply arrives. He has re-
ceived recently from New York and Philadelphia. a
great many and desirable articles, both for La.
dies and Gentlemeu which ne will dispose of las be-
fore saidl at very reduced prices.
BENJAMIN LLOYD BELT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18

The question was taken an d,sagreeipg to toe Sc
mates amendment, and decided as follows:
Wood, Booker ; 81. Garland kenney, McCue Mayse. r
Campbell, LeGwch Dawn. of Berkeley ilenshaw + o. Miller
Watkins Burloo, Boadu,, Gibson, Wilson, Bodnax, Chi
CHESTER James Marshall Mason, Cas,sman. W Wool
DAWSON, J. Williams, Leigh sempie, Lucas GaIiaher
Ns%%s. k" "@s M May ham:.% " Mason Caldwell
oteral, Cohoon, j. Garland, Mclaughlin, upshur H. X
s"sS Rve, Hs Mo% S m Iesis, s Ms WI WI
Ea% HriI'' GasSoOd Goodwin, Hamilton, Moneure Nc
S Sc icCI9eh Keller Newton Jackson Crockett Maxwell
,y No,s-Mrs'rs Shell, Christian, Yancey, Clay Jones.
Green Dyer Atkinson q. Pollard G. Pollard Leland Pom
dexter Street. udsins. GooGe, Muriaush Blackwell Davis
81 Inse ADAMS, W''cher swanson, Shield, Alexander
So the House disagreed to the amendment.
me amendment striking out the 29th section Of the
.ohi authorsing the extension of the Rail Road YVES
tery from Saunton to the Kenawha or Ohio now com.
ing up,
Mr.. Summers offered amendment replacing the
%?tn section with proviso requiring the commence
ment OF the road (westwardly of StauntonJ within
hve years from the passage of the act and inish it
within seven thereafter and farth,r proviso, saving
10 the state the privilege OF making the whole
part Of the road.
MIR Summers supported with force reprobating the
principle upon which the Senate had stricken 18th
uon-namey that the road from Staunton might with
e interests and vested rights OF the James company
Inc justice and the expectancy OF this principle com6aed
W MIR summers, and the controui the people the
West N their choice of markets. Indignantly denounced
MIR Garland of Nelson, moved lay bill present
on the table which among h.sss
Garland Lewis and tiImer-wlcn the va
On motion of MIR Lucas, the bill concerning Pilots their
fees was recommned the Committee that brought
MIR Caldwell, from the Select Committee for that purpose
presented bill Incorporating company construct a rail
road from the Potomac River, near the ketocn creek Lou
don county the Goose creek TO n,ersec the
Smokers Gap Turnpike Road
COMMITTEE THE JUDICIARY Bmr.--The
Speaker of the Senate announced the following
COMMITTEE yesterday morning, according to the
resolution of the day before take into consider
anon the Judiciary bil--to wit: Messrs M'Comas
of Wythe, Armstead, Mason, Chinn IIarvie
Dromgoole, Cabell, Booker, Patteson, Dade Boyd
Morgan, Bernc, Jnyncs, and NJ Comas of Logan
We committed error in publishing the name
of Mr. Bayly yesterday IN The ayes aud noes of the
proceedings of the House of Delegates. Colonel
Bayly has been absent from the House and confined
TO his room by sickness since the 4th inst but it Is
expected he will be able to attend IN few days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
MARRIAGES.

On Tuesday, the 9Th inst, by the Rev. Philip
Courtney, Mr. James Bot of Amelia to Miss Susan
B Hatcher daughter Of Mrs Susan Hatcher Of Chcs-
terrified.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
BIGGER's Prize OFFICE.

DRAWING of the Grand Consolidated Lottery,
~ No. 3:
- 40 81 81 " IS Co p 90.
No. II % %, Prize Of 5000
II 81 dB, do 100
Both sold and PAID at ghi, as usual, by BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
SMar6mr NetO8.
PORT or RICHHOND.
SAILED,


Schr Friends Delight. Gic, for Boston, Goa.
MEMORANDA.
Schr Sea Gull, Stockloy, hence at Pbiladc pbfS on
Monday.
Schr. Freedom, Price, hence at New York, on
MONDAY.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
List of Produce, &c. passed down the
Canal, through the Lower Locks:

Canal, through the lower Locks
March - 80 hhds tobacco IL hhds stems, hid
transferred { bacco, @ boxes manufactured tobacco,
1885 barrels -four a. bus. wheat, 1A0 bus corn box
merchandise, 500 10 / firkin butter. 100 venison
hams, COCO huoppoes, Q cords wood, 90 boats coal
boats, 1886 bus. coal.
15.-lO7 hhds tobacco, hhds stems, kegs man.
tobacco, 778 barrels flour SO bus wheat 40 bus corn.
60 bus bran, barrel and frkins butter, 8 ton OF
stone, 81 boats, coal boats, 1892 bus coal.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18

assssssH from the court house and is from Rich
mond-Season TO commence the 9Th Of Feb. and ex-
pre the 18th Of July-price 20 dollars, payable by
fifteen, if paid by the latter period-thrty dollars 20
insure-pasturage gratis but no responsibility for
accidents or escapes. Rego is black, full sixteen
hands high and possessed of great bone and muscle.
Two Of Kiego's colts have been trained, and each OF
them gave strong evidences of capacity for the turf
One Of them won her swee pstske IN fine style,
the Cam7feld course, and could not now be purcha-
sed of her owner for a thousand dollars. Riego
got by Francisco, esteemed by the late Mr.. Mnge,
OF the best horses trained at his stabe) his
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter Teazle,
grand dam the imported mare CSs,ranre, dam Of Sir
ArchyD 6 by Rockngham,g Tabitha, by Trent
ham, & & Z by Bosphorus, Coalition COLT, Durtard,
igRgg &c. Lord Leigh's Charming Molly. francisco
was got by the imported horse llsmbleton, his dam
Nightingale, by Chandelier, dam Winguryfeet, by
Jolly Roger, & dam Melpomine, by BurweFs Trav-
eler x dam Virgins, by Mark Anthony, gggR
dam the imported mare Polly Byrd, by Aristotle IL
is thought unnecessary to go further with the pedi-
gree that already given proves Rego TO be one OF
ithe bes, bred horses nov ex,sntS
N. b. Siarrs will be fed ut IS cents per day.
Gsb ll.-wSwc A.-DANlI
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18

Tickets S5-I!alvcs 5O-C9uartcrs %.
r.tFor sale in the usual great variety at the
Exchange e. Lottery olico Of
mar IS Tuo. D. BIGGER.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18

We committed an in publishing the name
of Mr. Bayy yesterday IN The ayes aud noes of the
proceedings of the House of Delegates. Colonel
Bayly has been absent from the House and confined
to his room by sickness since the 4th inst.-but it is
expected he will be able to attend in few da vs.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
THIS AFTERNOON!
Dismal Swamp Lottery, Class No.
CAPITALS

= 't''''''' N''NHII' H@VN'Nh y N'ItIo' A'V'
To be drawn At III Eagle Hotel THIS AFTER
NOON, a. o'clock.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1831-03-18
II l EG o

- This thorough bred horse will stand
NJ ne ensuing 81 ason at my farm called Ma.
~ humps, in the county of Hanover, miles
- from the court house and is from Rich.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24
DYSPEPSIA.

a 9rFos, obstinate character, after having baflrd
~ IA sk'll OF tue most eminent physcians, aud
wths.""d The most highly recumme nded medical pre-.
parasons, has been checked, relieved, and cured, in
number Of in-ances in ami about Boston, by using
for short time Dr.. Relies
Vegetable Specific, and anti Bilious pills,
IN connexIon, according the directions accomp,uy
ing the Specific. Ii is also Of the best medicines
Nnown Tor Sick Headache, Sickness AT the Stomach
Nausea, and Flatnlences.
No complaint is perhaps more prevalent in this or
any county 'han Headache. Il Is seldom q D, imary
ahec"n. 0nt arises from variety Of causes, such 40
suppression OF cusomPry evacu0ions INSTRUCTED per-
spnai!on, &c. II il likewise not Mnfiequen,ly synp.
tomato o.! ind g"s'on for great the be.
twee" the htain aud stomach, that it is ofen difficult
to determine " hich is really in fault aud when il ari-
re' from foul state Of The stomach, it is generally
termed suck head ache, which will be speedily relev-
ed by this Specific.
A remarkable case is mentioned in DR.. Conway's
pamphlet, of - Lady Of Danvrr4, VIII" had been az
t'c'cd most Vt the time for 20 years with sick head.
abe, was cured 10y part of box OF this Specific"
Price Of III" Specific aud Pills so cents each.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24

FENiiOSE who would retain or restore, tnse dcEira-
Il Bile personal aIvanlages,ase assured tina, no com.
rosi can he obtained superior to the
British AntisrPtic Dentifriee.
THE is an elegant and pleasant preparation in every
respect, aud hrs for many years past given universal
satisfaction whe ever il has been used.
The Aatiscptc Dcnti,ice is exempt from acid and
other deieterous ingredients which too frequently ell
the composition OF tooth powders in common use,
and it whitens the enamel Of the teeth without doing
TIE least injury. The regular fihs admired pow
der, ,y purifying the mouth and preventing the accu.
mutation Of tartar operates the beet preventive OF
Tooth Ache. The Den,frice removes discoora,ions,
and restores the beautiful! native white Of the
mel. AZ its application braces and strengthens the
Gums it secures them their healthy and ford hue,
and by removing all offensive ereign accumual ions
from The teeth, the natural sweetness OF the
breath. Price so cents.
""Nonc genuine unless signed ON the outside print.
r wrapper by the sole proprit tor, T. KIDDER imms-
dinle successor to the late Dr. w. 7. Conway. For
sale, with all tile other Conway Medicines" at his
Counting Room, No. 90. next door to J. Kidder 9
Drag Store, corner Of Court and Hanover streets,
near Concert Hail. Boston; and also, by his special
appointment, by
Samuel Buti and Lee & Beckwiih. LitclJfeid;
E. Co,rles, South Farms; Daniel Norton
Canaan; hudson & Whittlesey. N. rsston ;
DR.. Humphrey, Salisbury; George Taylor
New Milford; Pitkin 8, Stuff, Norfolk.
Large discount to those who buy TO sell again.
January 6 5 Iyeow32
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24
httrbtteIO 1EmqutrRr
PUBLISHED EVERY rHURsDAE MORNING,
By HENRY ADAMS.
TERMS.

To village and single mail subscribers dollar. ner
year. payable before the expiration OF six months
10 companies Of any number over six, 81 so per
year, payable as above. To companies less than six
81 % per year, payable as beIore HT25 CENTS will
1e deducted from each of these prices when payment
70 maze 10 advance These prices are exclusive Of
mail or stage charge for transportation.
No papers will he discontinued until all arreorage.
are paid, except atthe discretion Of the editor,
Notice. Of wish to discontinue must be given before
she expiration Of the year.
ADVERFIsIRG' One square, three Insertions, ST.
ftaifa square IS c,s Continuance over three weeks
~ per cent per week. liberal deduction made for
advertisements continued 6 or l2 months.
Administrators and Executors Notices, 81 90
Commissioner Notices, o.
All communications must be postpaid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24
DUWFRIES'
ITCH OINTMENT

NNHE extensive sale and established reputation of
IL DUMFRIES' ITCH OINTMENT!
encourages the Proprietor to recommend with re-
newed confidence to the public "a mos, innocen IA
wei as powerful application for this annoying disease
The most insciera,e cases have been cured in one
hour! by this esteemed Ointment. 1t contains no
Mercury, or other moxous ingredient, and may be
confidently applet even the younges, children or
10 pregnant females. Price 81 l-2 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24
Sore and Infamcd Eues !!

TIME s,ud,ous, the weakly, and others, who are
~ troubled with or inf amn,a,om of that
delicate organ, will be able to obtain mos, pleasant
and invaluable application, in
% DHmfries' EYE WA TER! 81.
This well established Wash for the Eye is perfectly
iunoccnt, and gives immediate relief even in very ap.
gravaicd cases Of soreness ard inflammation.
Price 25 cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24
THE room 4rHEt

VEN!llS ngoniang disorder is cured in its pain
IL fu stages, by enc Of the most simple as well AS
powerful remedies known in modern practice.
The Cambrian Tooth Ache Pills
afford instant, relief, without nAc,ing the slightest in
jury the teeth. They are applied externally to the
pars affected, with the gre..'es, and expedition,
and generally opern;r soothing ienve 10 the suf
terimg patient. Prize so cents u box.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24
For. Sale.
TINE subscriber offers for sale. on easy
IL terms for the purchaser, the
Farm and Tan Works

lately occupied by Samuel Woodruff, plea
sanity situated in the town Of Washington, a
bout sixty rods sOutheasterly from the Meet
ing House in the Society Of J"dea. on the
turnpike road TO Woodbury., consisting Of a
bout twenty -fnur acres Of land, good new
House, two stories high. Well finished. Barn
and other ouihouses, besides two story Shop
and Bark house. The land is Of the hrst or
der. and under high state Of cultivation. The
Bark Mil and Tan Works stand on never
failing srcam of water, sufficient for al the
purposes Of a tanner and currier. aud with the
eonsenIenees attached To the place. is worthy
tnc aifeniion ofsny enferpEising mechanic.
Ths above PROPERTY will be sold in three
4. sepasaie pascels (which may be done without
ipceDsen!eues 60 sarh etherl should pureha-
sers require e. Possession ASill BE- given upOn
the exrcctisn Of the deed of sale. For fur
ther particulars apply to the suhscsiber.
DAVID 6. WFIITTLESEY.
Nsag. PsesIon, Fek, Q. 1891 fEss
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24

A lawyer in Massachusetts once wrote
/" rascal" iu the hat Of a brother lawyer,
who, on discoveringiI, entered Q complaint,
in open court, against the trcspasser. who
no said had taken his hat and written his
own name IN u. .p .a. "a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-02-24

Baskfalness.-Women who are the leas
bsshful, are NOT unfrequently the most nod
est, and We are never more deceived thu
when we would infer any laxily ofprinci
ole from that freedom Of demeaner. which
often arises from total ignorance Of vice
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29

--LATEST FROM LrnERrs BY the brig Liberia
fiussey, arrived at Philadelphia, we have received
the Herald for February.
!. The Rev. r Skinner, died on board on the LIST
instant, of sickness contracted in Africa few DAYS
since we announced the death CT the wife and daurh
ter of Mr. Skinner at Liberia.
Liberia, February 6.
DEATH OF THE OURAHa OuTAHs This great
natural curiosity died on the 18th ut
Her features were disgustingly like the human
and this likeness rather increased when dea, IN
had laid lis icy hands upon her poor body.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29

State? No. 1t had become the capital of tho coso.
try, and the commercial emporium Of tho whole coun
try
Mr. w. proceeded to remark that i,osmuch
rs he had alluded TO the great mon who bad
been instrumental in obtaining for the cnun-
try the Constitution which now sustained il,
| he felt irresistible impulse to pny p,s
sing tribute of respect to associate of Hamilton
and Jay-he meant James Madison There was
perhaps no man living who was intimately &c
quainted with our government, having been one of
the trainers of the Consti; uon and leading and CT
ficient member Of the frst Congress- which WINS
held in this city. II n matter greatly To bis
commentator that At advanced a period of his
life nc should step forth to defend it's principles and
put his peace and qnlet At hazard rather than see
It's spirit disregarded and violated. 1t was indeed
good aEd peasant to go back and drink such
fountains, and 1t was delightful to behold the man
ly vgor with which this venerable servant Of the
puo1c stepped "'th to resist erroneous cons rue ions
Of its provisions.
Mr. Webster stated that he reason to believe tina, tho
ce'ved salnaty rsbukc from PUBLIC opinion drng IN. las,
S Nn o. congress the expression popular branch OF
state of New York resisted tho repeal Of The law of
WIN Nor whole strength; aud Pennsylvania and Ohio
Mr. W. adver,ed the reasons which ,h, city had for he.
mG alach'u 10 the Constitution, and a style OF
surprising eoquence to allude tecuri,y while
hohes abroad were shaking their very Who under
C"cums'anCes was ashamed called America
1t S. a rights and so well
eommo.on which was itself entirely popular was fol
, ~o sougnt 10 degrade and nulIy tell the
re what he wanted he that held opinions held the
intelligence and virtue of the people contempt
we are unable to present any thing but very I'M
perfect outline of Mr.. WIS. remarks. His aIiusion
TO Chancellor Kent at the close was both touching
and beautiful He concluded by offering the follow
ing toast "The city of New York, herself the no.
4 best eulogy on the Union of the States"
| Mr. Webster sat DOVE amidst three times three
cheers.
J. The Army and .Nury Of The UriteI States
8. John .barstait, Chief Justice of the Ufcd
| S'a
i y. me 1hemory IF Was'iagton.
III cu" country, our whole country, and nos hing
but our country"
!. H. The Progress and Triumpts of the Pacific
.srts-dev'lnpng the resources and concentrating
The power of the Republic.
IL. fhe great contest Of the age liberty against
drspotism Success to every struggle to m,ciorat c
the condition of man.
49, The Gtoriou, Ensign Of our Republic -
known and honoured throug hnut the earth-:,s mot
to- Liberty and Union AMI f,rerer, on. and in
s,parabie"
Complimentary sentiments were offered 10 Juj ~,
Spencer aud MIR. Stor,s, each of whom replied in q
brief address,
The whole number of persons present was COM
puted at about 800 They consisted of both political
parties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
To TUE EDiroas CT -rr wmc.

Gentlemen: read ,p your paper of the gs,h inc,
Tn'' IS considered The important provisions Of the
' "r'0re the Senate, recognizing the Judiciary svs
q" 81 'Hc state. and was struck With admiration at
'" consider 50 great Improvement in our cham
or jurisprudence particularly the provisions that do
a"y 7uch forms and lechnicalcs as hang over these
courts m their pleadiDgS. Under the provisions con
'Wncd IN the bill, consider there will be more prob.
able reason at least expec. Justice and that too
S"i"n reasonable time, when q man 10 compelled TO
resort to court of chancery obtain his rights
~" no lawyer as you may rionsly suppose, but 7
rave had something 10 do with chsncery suits, and re-
any oeHeyc that the forms, eays and the careless
consideration the Judges IN most give causes
amount III many instances to denial of justice.
1t IS due to the gentlemen members Of the commit
zee Tor the public 10 know who proposed his proist
There IS so much PLAIN, practical common sense dis
PLACED IN H. as shews that they are Of the people
= F5itvd 10 Pr0ufoqi Return,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
eseaU ggG1g6gg,
Tuesday .EEorissvs, eVesrcl. s9.

1ha EIEcrioNs Yesterday the general election
ID" passed the House OF Delegates. This law pro-
WOES hat the election for Congress and the Genera!
Assembly shall be holden this year in the month of
Angust-in all years TO come in the month of April
From 'h's act the most advantageous results NAV
be cxpcccd-simpfyin and harmonizug as il does.
the dscnrdaat provisions heretofore in force uno,
the subject of elections
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29

H'rPoporAMus AND LEvIArTAS.-Thc owners OF
the celebrated English horse, Levathan, lately
purchased in England and carried to Alabama. hov-
ing IN the western prints, pulled his blood points
anu performances, rather las was supposedly beyond
the modesty of veracous narrative, the following
humorous burlesque appeared in the Tucsin. papc.
published at Tennessee:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29
Tron the New England Palladium.

that the Hon, Is1nc mn rs spoken of as the Jackson
candidate for Wee Ptcsidcnt.-There 49, perhaps no
person in New England, who has done more for Pre-
sidcnt Jackson, than the Hon. Mr.. Hill; and there
can certainly be none; whose character and talents
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29

are more extensively known and appreciated through
out the United States In addition to this, his quai-
aedt,ons appear tn correspond nearly with those of
The Executive and Cabinet that 1t eeems extremely
desirable thrt he should be immediately put in nomi
nation! and IN case of such event, yon would,
trust, Messrs. Editors, give him your undivided and
hearty supp5r'; in cooperation with tia; Of
A JAcKs"N Man,
Zee NJ, rIIfIc I'll init
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29

Captain Morgan, ofbrig Commerce. from Gibra-
tar, informs that on the 10Th January, a party Of
the lower class Of Spanlar1s from the neutral ground
attacked the soldiers at tho rock, aud succeeded in
driving them into their quarters, but Till several
OF the party had been severely wouned. They were
afterwards taken INTO custoday by the Governor and
pm: in prison
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-29

The Senate on Yesterday commenced The dscu.sion
on the Judiciary bill and the substitute Mes.rs
McCarty, Cabell, McComas, of Wy,he, and Nor
gan took part for the substitute, and Messrs Gibson
Chinn' Mason, and Winston, against it, No oucs
ton wac taken.