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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

~ the explanation derived from, the Secretary.
through another member of Congress The au.
enorsed statement which appeared in the Gle be of
Saturday, will receive Il further notice. tn So
cretary did induce the member of Congress. who
rs IN favor OF re-chartcring the Bank, To believe
that bill had been prepared, or ,oou!d be prcparcd
(wmch IL tintanount to the same thing,) which
would receive tho sanction of the President and
nr nj the same time acceptable to the Bank Mr..
Ktche cannot believe that The President will siru
the bill. win Mr.. Il. stick To ;hatl Mons rer
rOU
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

GFOur ncighbor is very solicitous to prove the
slendernoss of the meetings which sent Delegates
TO the Baltimore Conycmtion--and from tie sea
son Of the year. and the hubiual Indifference ofthc
people of Virginia TO such meetings, they ,ccie
certainly snail in several instances. Smaller than
they ought to lIayo been from the strength of the
Clay party in Virginia, which although an admit
ted minority at present, is yet majority in many
counties of the Commonwealth, aggrcgatcly res
Pcctabo for character and numbers.
But, what desire TO know of the venerable
gontlcmany6s why lie did not begin TO count
tho numbers which attend public meetings? Sure
1y, he would have found it no difficult mat or 10
have counted the number Of persons at Tic meet
ing in this City 10 send Delegates 10 tho FIRE.
Trade Contention at Phladclp hia-or the meeting
I'm Williamsburg, and many other places? Why
did not Ito and his correspondents, count those
occasions! Ho claimed then, that although tho
people wore remiss in attendance, il was from no
want of affection for the why should not he
be as liberal in his construction al prcsont7
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

Tho American Statesman, published 4: Salon,
y. !. has this paragraph" Mr. JEgYERs our rsl.
low-citizcu, returned home few days since, ha-
wing landed at Havana FROM the United Sintcs
schooner Porpoisc, commanded by Captain Per
riyal and from thence come TO the United States
IN merchant vessel. Mr.. letters has suffered
from severe and pro'rsctcd illness. We under.
stand that nc rendered his resignation rs Charge
d'AHdTcs OF the United States, ana that his rcsig.
nation was accepted on The 18Th ult. by the Prcsi
dcr'. AS 70 TIC charge which has heon made
gal"st VIZ. jciicfs, i'm relation 60 transaction
which rs said 10 have occurred fJrsBig-cEc ucar
rg", wo tno'e that satisfactory explanation is
preparing and viii be speedily published
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

1.-TWO orrod yesterday in saying chat Mr.. Riycs
mad moved to clothc the Committee Of Agriculture
and Manufactures, with power TO send for persons
und papers, touching tho subject cf tic -four in
Spcction in this city. That motion made by
Mr.. Boiling, but Withdrawn ct Mr. Riycs' in
stance.
BY tho way, thcra is n considerable degree OF
public excitement on tiiat subject, and grow ne
persuasion OF the rjudicious tendency Of the law
OF the last session
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

The New York Journal Of Commerce Of Friday.
o'c!nck, T. NJ says cit is now asccrtainod that
no specie goes by the packet to-day, ard without
any supply Of bills from this source, exchange haz
not Jared in price. Salt has fallen n good doal-
Turks Island has been sold AZ - q IS cents. and
is dull At that. Flour and cotton, no change to-
day Weather cold"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23
INN lie u. s. T.Ior-nrL

i,'s proper .a7' we should sly, that iie state
'0r1 .,s gave e." Saturday, relative 10 tho CONVEX
s"'on .e1"ge- tic >ecfctarycf she Treasury aoo
'5e.i..g o. Congress, 90 ,rc sg5,eo. of the Es.h
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

" Three thousand aud sixty-GvC shares in The
stock Of the jynchburg and New Rivor Rail Road
1nvo been subscribed at t,ynchbnrr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23

Mr'.A AID Mrs. CHNra,v have been arfa.rncd.
aud i'irr trial is postponed until thc second Mon.
day oG February
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-12-23
TEE SPEAKER

ihcrc Is much and deep grooming in the spirit d,
inc result Of tho SPenker's election in the House
"i Representatives. Sutherand's friends say, that
W.T. stevenson was elected by miiori;y-that,
according TO his own decision, Cooks vote ought
- nave been counted, in which event he would not
have been elected on tho first halIot-,u, ,l,n, if
he mad iaied in that, Sutherland would have been
choseR on the next. Mr. Stevenson like his Cricud
tic '"eutennnt Governor of Virginia, holds his
place by accident, and tho MISREPRESENTATION las 10
..' 'a''er) OF the wishes of Tho people. We hum
oy suggest TO both, that as they pctcnt Rcpub-
LEANS they should resign thcr respective stations
an" . haVo another trial. What shy yc, scutemen7
Arc you afraid TO trust your constitucntsl We in
vie attention to what follows.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
Erar0y " Gin.

r, Pines Of very superior F'ench Brandy
~ -, Io Holland Gin
d pure. and equal to any imported: For
sale by
sent % -----------
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
Invitation.
70 Kent.

a-,..-, The Store Room and Warehouse UNI
SyfTe der my dwelling. south west corner Of King
l.Ss, and Fit SITS. opposite Sir Newton's Frank.
-. lin House Hotel excellent stand for
Grocery The rent u i'll be made low, anu dealt OUT
Possession may be had sth September
aug 1S JNO CORsE.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
.Fouion

In Dra,ciag, ard in the Spanish and Italian
- PiNIsTpI respectfully oilers TO The czens OF
y. Alexandria his services tn teach IN The sooye
branches
Mr. pinstri is an italian artist, has taug ut IN New
York far the space of twelve wears, and IN 'is istct
for The last three wears and is row teaching some OF
IN. most resnectable families of this place.
- i)ruwinp is useful to alto young ladies' as an &C.
comnI;sbment and al elegant Hn,shto their ed''ea
to, 10 vo,,;i entlemen, sfaciliiste and give an
6ns 10 their course Of pursuits to law
ver in the use OF maps, direction OF land &c TO
noc,or f,r the anatomical study drawing chemical IN
s,rnents &c. To = N reliant, to understand stamps
natterns &c to mechanical professions. It IS not less
uefnI No tailor can make graceful and well suited
dress without it; to carpenters ship-buders house
u;l ler, &c lis ndispensabe IN Fact there cannot
he a wrll.fnished d. mechanic ct any kha Wi'heu'
knowledge o Dra"nT .
Pric. Of 7m'ion:'
For pupil, "a lessons to Quarter S'o
E,n 8 to 4 pupils do do Beach
IS to do do, do DO
10 pupils and upwards do , 90
Night class for young gentlemen u"
References:
Nov York Hon Van Rensselaer,, non - ~ |o'
den hate Mayor; Hon. James Kent, chancellor
washington, ID G.. Commodore patterson shc Mt
Lexsndr;, Chas Chaplin. Esq. Thomson r. Aas"h'
"a, late Ma, or l. Lewis anil \ Carus, FsqS
= rruu-e at the Rook store OF d. hsr''n' where
.uhscrptnn paper IS left
sen, t7--tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
L lnxseSd.
NM,nsey Patent Cordage.

FNNNNSES > NNoNt wv U<So
WYE respectfully il form friends and the public
w generally, that he extensive cordage manufac.
tur,, formerly conducted by the late Mir j \MES
RAMSAY, will hereafter be continued by us tor our
cw account The established reputation of the CORD.
AGf heretofore man, featured, is too w,ll known 10
REQUIRE comment u is intention To purchase the
be st Russia and Vanilla Hemp imported into this couE-
try and IT ma, be expected that the cordage will be
Of the same qush,y as formerly sold b' Mr. r. Suffice
il TO saw that in all respects. the establishment will
be con Iuc,eJ on the principle As before, and we
solicit continuance Of the many favors which have
been ae .,owed upon It's late proprietor.
srkECKEISE> g DAVIDSON,
Successors To James Ramsay.
We have constantly on hand an extensive assortment
of s,p CRANDIFRY md GROCERIES, Tor sale on
euus. terms with an, house IN the city. S. 4 ID.
No 10 and II Thames Street Baltimore
oct LIFT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
NysNensia.

,JNHE subscriber coutiHaesto apply the newly disco
I vered remedy for Dyspepsia, which has made per
feet cures of hundreds in ths and other places His
price is moderate. Application 10 be made at h's
Drug Store Fairfax street
WM. HARPER.
o. A general supply Of fresh Drugs-med'clnes &c
on hand aud offered ss low they be purchased
in ,oxsn,lri FOR -ssh or the usual cr, t't
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
New & Valuable hooks

~ I'm
IUsr received on sale by WA W. MoRh'soN'
scn,,;s Fanis, Bible fresh supply, AMI otiercds'
low sscsn be pur chased in Philadelphia, Ne" 'ofA'
Vie can't auarto aud Svo pocket, Rilt school bibles
Octave school and pocket 'Tsta'nen's 49,.
PRAYER books great variety and elegant eI"ofs
Worms ntro'rr,or to the stud! OF the h''y SGT
lures ~ 4 vol., new EDITION ,, ,,.u,
..y lain \ wt,n's works complete IN vois' 10
which arr nrefxra memoirs of his life by the Rev.
John Cecil " nea edition
w, ~ of standard works Of the protest Ep'sco
M, Church containing Jewels apology and Treatise
y" Iec,ures On the evidences of Christianity, by d.
Wilson. A y. , ,.,.,,
The Christian Student, by the Rev l.. fickers'eth
Noy.s's Translation Of the Psalms
u,mo;rs Of the Rev j. Townsend, Founder OF the
ASYLUM for the Deaf and Dumb -
Essay on the lIieroglyphic system ny ).
Grennn translate 4 from To-. "rench by isasc stewart
with notes. &C.
Life &c Gerry, in vols svo o.,
i,ousn,s Constitutional History OF England, v, o''
Elements of Mental philosophy, by lhos. Z ophS"'
in vols 8Yo .,,,,,, noucr.
ofmar, in 2vos o. sd;,i,,
ih additions nv lie odore T., man, jr IN Vo's o'o
D.arborn's ue,ror of the Hack Sea- turkey ""'
Fg,nt. in . vols Syo, with chart ae'
! Book of Health e ,,;.os,,.,..
these. together with grcat variety oi h'scen"'e.
ous and school Books, will be soia As W" d" N'''
had in any other town III The o"o"' IL.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
ih0NaslNN lime

..''5' =. 'h fhomast0n lime, ON board of tn:
sUIa sg; onSJer for sale by
\ G. III .NnVF = Co.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
Eor freight.
For Freight,

The schooner GENERA REED,
lbg Gil. vii take freight tor any pn Place
~ c,pe,. the Brasiyw'ne Mills OF rhi'a"e''
.,.onsh the Canal Apply TO .. co
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
Tavern for Rent.

49,, The PUBLIC HOUSE at King beor9e
EEE%i Cou.t Il usc Ouid be rented to gcod ten
Mae, an :r one to five II is the only one
Gs1sa at the place, is spacious and in good pair.
having attached 10 it grazing lots and stablng 40
or 50horses ihe furniture in the house, which
IS OF the requisite quality and abundance, would be
sold to TIE tenant OIL accom- "odatlng terms Pos
may be had LIST January, sooner if desired
Apply 70 DOCTOR B. johnson, King George Il.
Va or to GEO. JOHNSON & 20.
sPDtiU-tf
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
For Rent.

elm e'r1raM INK CGnNass.
1 FURTHER supply of Phenx Mill canvass, ms.
n nuactured at Paterson. New jersey, just received
which with our stock hand, msyes the assor,mcnt OF
numbers complete. For sale at factory prices by
sent II s. " = s. IL. JANNEY.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
DYEING ESTABLISHMENT AND BOT
THING CELLAR FOR SALE.


nESIRiNG to leave this town, offer to sell my
IL Dyeing Establishment, either in wholesale or re-
tail az may be most convenient to purchasers Also,
nv Bottling Cellar, with all kinds OF wine, porter, ae'
beer, bottles, hogsieads. &c.
All persons to whom | NAV owe, are requested to
bring their bills and receive payment, and these who
owe me- to come anil settle with me in the shortest
time. or else shall have to employ col'sctor
Having tSd tiI so~e ye ew,y Win them .hs
Goods or Cloths whi.h had been It under their care,
and n being willing to do the same nor to have
any reports of the kind made against me, earnestly
request i'll persons who have Goods IN my nans 10
en- anJ receive the same before the 18th of October
inst or else shall have sell them tor p yment ct
my labor. r. ,. Ha'Vr
N. B. have still on hand Bottled ueer, Ale, and
Porter, to supply my customers
oct l-F
~, Georgetown Columbian. National Intelligence,
Baltimore American, three times, and send their &C
counts TO p J. s.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
The Virginia Free Press

rs cekly newsp pr, published at Charles;cwn.
JsfT+rs Count, Virginia, q, - per annum, pay
able in advance 1t la, very extensive circulation u
tn. Potomac country, and viii be found valuable ad
ver,ising medium for City Merchants and others. who
n Nv wish to communicate with their couctTy iriens
ne improvements now in progress, whlch will con
meet more in, mateiy the trade Of the rich Valley OF Vr
gnia with Baltimore and the cities OF the District Of
Columbia will suggest those concerned add
ona motive for awaiting themselves of the columns Of
the Free Press 1t sept IL
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-15
Cash tur NegrUes

AWE wish to purchase one hundred and fifty likely
" Negroes, of both sexes from IL to IS years of
age field hands; ssp mechanics ct every description.
Persons wishing to sell would DO well to give us a
call as we are determined to give higher price ior
slaves ,sn an, purchasers who are or may hereafter
be in this market, and 40 cert icates required.
Any cam nunca'ions promptly attendedto. We can
at all times be found at ourrcsldence west end Duke
street Alexandria, ID T..
,ct6 FRtEKIIN 4 ARNFIELD,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
From lhe Chetl.sto. Gassl,s.

Esse Signum-isetters were received on S.tur-
day last from l.endieton district Stating tina. at d
meeting held there Tor the purpose Of appointing
Delegates 10 the Free Trade Convention III Phiix-
dclphla, a motion was made to establish an Assuci-
alton, or affiliated Society, on the plan Of those
formed by Tie State Rights and Free Trade Party
IN various parts OF tic state. The meeting djyii-
ed on this motion, and it negatiyed. Col. Iiv-
GER, Col. PIHcENEl, ana DR.. ECrL-a o. Cseenylx
were appointed Delegates to the Convention at
Philadelphia. IL is also said, that Mcs2.s. Juuw C.
CALHOUN, GsoRGE M'DUFggS, LANCDcN CmEYgs, and
other distinguished citizens, openly opposed the for
nation Of this club, the former declaring all con-
neetion with it, as incompatible with l.G relation
ship to The American people.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
~ So. '41szsz's, %z=s sG 1Ess.A
From tie Indiana q
= : III ~ = II ~ - = q q
INDIANA ELFCTf3w

The accurale returns fie.n all She Counties H.
the state, with the exception OF or eight, haye
been received. As soon possible we shall lay
before readers detailed account % the pc tea
given III every County, and 10. whom given; tG-
.etheT with list OF the next Legislatures ,teE-
Noah Noslc and Col. DAVID Wallace are ccrtlI1fy
elected u tie station Respectively of Governor ~
IL. Governor, hT clever maioritias. 81 ia- =
heard. Noble has received $3.50 yotes Heu5
10 ,3o3; and StaPp 6,75G The Counties tc ekearG
from viii not materially change this Ta.io--so fsl
as heard from, the proportion IL very nSally u
same between Wallace, Smiley and Gregory. ca
Boon, Cen. Carr, AID Cen M'Car;y all jackpot,
are elected 10 Congress. loon end Carr, Laye
only trGmped over Law and Wick, by yo;y .li,1p
najoritics, thing like eco. Il tl.s Disgie ykt
aggregate number OF votes given to hr,Ith q L es.
will cZcscG thoso given t. M'Csrty really ? ,GCL.
Nothing bat Eali !he concert and cxort;on II cur
in this and the middle DisriccLn cur IegislctcTs
there are 80 Senators and 10 Representatives Ir
the Senate there viii DO very large no ioritY q
; Coral Pen~b'icara probably not less than Gb
ftroio one. We have hedTd s'o..4 "a SeProi silsss
t!ves: 10 National Republican, and 81 Jacksonlan@.
The Indiana Democrat, or III c!hc- words che La,j
Gus Organ, says there viii ses minority cf sx "a
seven IN favor If Mr.. CAY in the i-Ous0 = Ropye
scntatiTes" Previous to, sEd the II .hs
election The Jackson Editors tlToU yhout t. Sue
called Justify and loud upon their friends = iectil
icct tot United states Senator is 20 DO o.C3.e6
next winter! Therefore, hence, consequently s.a
ergo, we suppose thy viii i0r objections 70 &c
friends Of tlo American Sy-tcIa and HEnnT Clay
tecoi.ccDg that identity, when tie time r!
balio,;ng arrives. VIII the United States Qf.cors
, Tor indiana, e"i... - upon !hc Caucus Organ to
agHn ",d The Poor PaoPts to get up County Com
mittoo- and To7nship Committees and Noghbors
hood Commiiacs' 20 j,.stTrct our Representatives.
how 10 think relative to the talents and principles
ofas UHit-} States &oRatoT1-Ws thiEk il auto
probable. They are al. arpr.1es ST she ssHdfior
upon which they are suffered 10 suck Treasury pap
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
Gbe constitutional aggBtg,
Friday EUea,ss,g, .g,sg. ..
va. REpREs ENrArIoN I'M coNGRnss

VA. REPRESENTATIONS IN CONGRESS-. u
IL appears from the Abingdon Republican, that
Charles C. Johnson, Esq. has evictcd the late mem,
ber' Mr. Draper, in the Washington District, by a
majority of 81 1t is thought that Mr. Draper vii,
contest.
1t also appears, that Mr. Coke is reelected lv a
majority OF about MISUNDERSTANDING his cut.
ing observation of the Hero's being as ssilterate
us pig" Virginia is fast throwing off the .scolar
ana independence asserting its rights. Jacksonism
ps no" Tor the most part, mere mask worn for
convenience sake
The kenawha District only remains to be def
nitciy heard from. The contest has been close be-
tween Messrs. Maxwell and Smith, doth CLAY
fnen,) though it is supposed that Cen Smith is
chosen.
The representation in Congress, will then stand
Ghus:
observation-disclosures. Alexander, Archer, Bouidin.
davenport, Craig Gordon, Doddridge, Armstrong.
ration Stevenson, Coke, Barbour, Mccoy, Allen.
Claiborne, Mercer.
Newton in the place of Loyall-John j Roane,
Tor John Reconsideration for Draper-Chinn for
laliaforro-John Y. Mason for Trezvant
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
Fron. the N. York Journn1 Of cammerce Of zuesdnn-

From The ~ York Journal Of Commerce Of Tuesday,
We were informed yesterday, that there IS no
doubt that the wife of Carrara carried with her to
England the whole of the valuable icwelry ofthc
Princess of Orange, that remained undiscovered at
the time of his arrest. Carrara himself states that
he buried in the garden attached to the house in
which he resided The spot has been found, but
the jewels arc missing. Their value is supposed to
amount to nearly a million of dollnrs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
Kalder n,osI CouI-Tho Ithaca R.roblic,n dates

Murder must (ovl.-'Fhc Ithaca Republican et1tes
that the 2Gth. Guy G. Clark d Ithaca, murder
Cd his wife Fanny, in a shocking manner. H. first
knocked her down, then choakCd her until she was
nearly seuscloss, whom he nearly separated her
head from her body with axe, and fnanglcd hcG
face and brcas, in tie most shocking manner. Tho
rcaso. IS supposed to be because she had cruscd
him to he Imprisoned loF III treatment of her. She
saa a. years Of age and has lcft five chidron-
Clarke made no aitompt to efcape, and he was pul
in pTison.-AB. Adv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
To The Editors Of the Compiler.
RIf,lrrInNn SaDf A.l,

1<1N1'71N'tVIi
Gsntemon observe with regret, in your paper
OF this morning, that my name is placed on the
Central Anti-Jackson Committee, appointed by the
meeting held yesterday in this city.
l. am at all times willing to perform any duty
winch my feowctizens may please to devolve on
me, unless restrained by the opinion that propriety
forbds me to undertake it. That is the fact in the
present instance.
My age my habits, which separate me from all
party contests, but above all, the public office
hold, make it unfit in my opinion to enter on the
duties assigned to me; and L must therefore decline
it. make this prompt declaration, because, being
first named in the committee it might be expected
that should take steps towards the commence
ment of its operations.
Very respectfully, your obed'nt,
NJ
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

BY letier recciv E, his m tn.ng nv gen
,lr'n611F OF thus city trm Indiana, dated the %
OF Aug 1t appears that the poiitical D. rites re
the Legislature of shat Sta'e are dlvid i thus.
in the Senate, there ara 90 IN favor Of III
Clay, and IN favor OF General Jack sen; il.
the House of Repre- e'taives. Al are for Rif
Cl.y, atd "a Tor General Jackson. The Joint
majority, therefore. Tor Mr.. Clay, is RI
Nat Ctas
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

We have an eyt-a from Faslon, winch states
..t tac ekson party elected but one in Kent,
H.. ...t t.rre was ne
nal.r.y Of ono vote would have secured Che
whole Senate of The State for five years. TIE ma
..t, oi more than SIS to ono, is matter Of con-
sretla'iea rgIy j. proves our strength in the
-t...a.o 70. --esistihc.
Ire ross Washington county and Baltimore
ci, liable to Che better discipline Of the adj
n.ns.tr4. andida;cs. and TO the influence and
es,tlot . Federal office holders and the - ate
alf esc- srrs TOO powerful to be overcome without
e. G. aaa organization. We should not-bo at all
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

the election for Members ofC:onprcss and rc,,cotc
to the Legislature Ton the first Monday il nox,
month"; result in irving majority in each the other
w'ty; IN which case, out of the whole State there
would be probably but one or two counties repre-
sehted III the Legislature by onti-National Rcpub-
In the city of Baltimore there were, it is suppos-
ca thousand voters that did not vote at all. If
mat be the fact, il is probable chat not more thu
ohe-'cnth OF those votes had their owueIs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

One of the mos' respectable houses in Bris-
toll, Eng was informed by l@ter received ON
The Isl ult. OF ths general faitJr # tue Cora
crops in Italy The N,caroy OF Sardinia hid
IN consequence declared The opening OF hat ppr
14tn Octnber next.
Several cargGcs IF whent were consequent,
shipping at Brsto-.W Y. Standard.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12
Portugal Tile conditions imposed by ilo French

Portugal Tile conditions imposed by lie French
Admiral upon Don .Iiguei, arc stated to be-
is. The dismissal OF the superintendent General
Of Police ID, The reversal of all sentences an.
mounced against ireuchmen for political op;n-
ions. Sd, An indemnity Of 500 600 france for the
expenses Of the expedition.
ijh, The Insertion jn the Gn7et3o Of the French
demands, and Che acccpitrce thereof ry Tie Por'u-
gnesc Goyernnent, together with rlacar&s conlaju-
ng these facts posted the corners Of She streets
through which Bouhommc was pdradch.
These are hard conditions, bat the little Despot
nu-, lar them notwithstanding.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

az Ro. G. Scott, Esq. requires no defence from
the puny assaults of the correspondent of the En-
quirer He has nerer been for Jackson. Once sa-
tisfed to be NEUTRAL the mad career of the Admins
tration has induced him TO relinquish the inglor-
GUS safety of the ''fence, for the active exertons
which the times demand
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-12

az We publish the letter of Gen Marshall. de-
slining to act on the Central Committee. II was
an inadvcrtence on the part of tho meeting to place
him there an inadycrtence however, which will
hnd its apology in the reverence and affection of
those who committed it. We may add also, that
Cen Marshalls opinions were no secret to his feI.
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