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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
THE ASPECT OF THE TIMES.

II is impossible TO mistake what the times por.
tend. a revolution more sudden and decisive than
that wrought by Gen. Jackson's namc in 1928 is
about to accomplish his expulsion from the power
he has woefully mismanaged, so shamofully abu-
sed. New York, Now England, Pennsylvania, De-
laware, New Jersey, Maryland, Ohio Kentucky,
Louisiana. will go in against him. Virginia
will very possibly-nay very probably, go the same
way. Delusion has passed away-change has be-
gun-the charm Of Gen. Jackson's name has de-
parted to return more-hc is already overthrow.
Revolutions ''never go backwards" The Nation
al IntcIigcnccr of Saturday publishes the follow.
ing:
From PENNSYLVANIA, our information is such
as to induce the belief that great change is taxi
ing place in the political complexion of that
Siatc. citizen ofanother now ira yelling in
that State, writing to US under date of 4tb Au
gust, says "a follows:
"Fhc change in Pennsylvania is beyond con-
ccptioD, have seen persons from eli parts Of
the ) ate, g. al give the sameinte lgence. There
is one universal wish on the part tf the Jack
son men, that the Generoi slould retire from the
field. have seen but two persons who hold
contrary opinion. From much intercourse and
conversation with the most intelligent of the par
ty, and have sought every opportunity TO rain
information, the President will be respsctl1llv
out hfmly and deeIslvely, informed e this wIs I;
9nd the general impression IS, that, when so in
formed by his rent (riends, he viii retire
"Nr Berricn's address has had great weiobi
with oil parties, None impeach his integrity or
doubt his yrracity, and all regret the course Of
The President"
Another letter 10 the Editors from another
quarter ofthe State confirms the suggestion Of
a great change IN public sentiment. gives some
particular examples Of it, and concludes as fol-
low:
Many Of the intelligent portion Of The Gen
erals friends here have abandoned him. Their
numbers now are such as to encourages them 10
speak freely and boldly, without regard to the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

~ Sanl. II. Davis, Esq. has relinquishcd tho
Winchester Republican to James G. Brooks ESQ.
late Editor of the N. York Courier and Enquir
cr The decaying health of Dir. Davis, is the casse
of this transfer. We tender him sympathy for
his loss of health, and to his readers our
warmest condolement at the loss of an Editor SO
laborieus, faithful and Independent Under his ma.
nagement the Republican hns been one among the
best political Journals in the u States; prompt
above board, candid, fearless and accurate. Mr.
Brooks succeeds to the principles of Mr.. Davis, &
supports Henry Clay.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

~ OIICE.-Tbe Subscriber having determined
II leaving the State OF Virginia, is degirous of
bringing his business to a speedy cosc,--An por-
sons indebted TO him by bond or book account, are
requested to make immediate payment, particularly
those whose debts have been due any considerable
tne, ne longer indulgence cannot be given; and
All persons having claims him, will present
them for settlement, TO Hubbard & Gardner or to
Andrew y. Whjlloeke, who may be found at their
store, ~ho are fully authorised to close all INV
unsettled hn9inesa. JACOB ". WEAVER.
Il pf-~-- laefa ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

dcpunciation or resentment ofthcir late lor,;u,,,
ana intoierant party. What the effect will be
WIN our multitude, who dc not read or enquire
nuch, short time will develope. am inclip-
eu 10 think, that IN public sentiment there is n
tide and current set in our 6aro,.. which ,a;,,
even here, be too much for the hitherto irres,s-
tiblc name of Jackson"
a letter from traveller in MARYLAND TO the
Edltois saays-"ln Washington and Frederick
counties saw many of our intelligent friends,
and they all concur in opinion, that we shall
succeed at The approaching election in both
counties. The news from Allppany il also
"equally encouraging. We shall certainly snc.
'ceed in the State by a large majority
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

with so decided contempt for bis understanding,
or so lively dctcstation for tho sinister and most
disastrous influence of favoritism, by which he is
begirt and modelled at pleasure. We trust in Hea-
ven that late may prove true, and that this
wretchod old man viii consent to retire from sta
ton which he has degraded and from duties which
he SO executes, that friendship itself find no
apology for his enornites, but in dotage.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

NJ Since the late Developments at Washington,
says the Annapolis Republican, the Jackson cause
In mat Hi"tr'". of Maryland, is abandoned as hope
less. Nearly all tho jackson candidates, for cleo
tors of tho Senate, for seat in the Legislature, and
for Congress, have, ono after snotsef, declined
standing poll. Ca ira! Ca ira.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
nOYER SELECTION.-A supply receiv.
1I ed, by JOHN Fl. NASH
Change of Air.

ar, The Philosophy Of Travelling being
~ Auumnm Executions through France
Switzerland, Italy, Germany and Belgium, vii h
observations aud reflections on the SIoral, Pbye-
ical and Medicinal influence Of travelling exer.
else, change Of scene, foreign skies, and volun.
tary eXpairailon-to which IS preiYcd, Wear
and Tear Of Modern BabyDon-By James John.
son NJ. d Physician extraordinary TO the King
Just received, for sale, by Il. l. SMITH. .
au1 j.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

~ Tho Delaware Journal states that the paper
which AIR. Simpson proposes to establish in the city
of Philadelphia, will support Henry Clay. We,
who have in our time, felt Mr.. Simpsons strength,
and know what it is, congratulate our political
friends at his accession to their ranks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15
NOMINATION OF MIR. CALHOUN.

The meeting at New York is represented as ha-
wing been large and respectable The leaders in it,
were original Jackson of some distinction
These original Jackson men. dccl1re their wish in
bringing forward MIR. Calhoun, to be, to give dig-
nifty and Intelligence the administration of Public
Affairs . Mr.. Calhoun is thus put before the coun
try for the Presidency, and it is not to be doubted
that his friends will Immediately and extensively,
take measures to render the nomination efficient.
Tho separation between the Calhoun and the Jack
son Jdeksonftes, will in few weeks be absolute and
complete.
How Mr.. Caihoun's expose will operate-whetli-
or as damperor stmulant. it is too carly to say
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

u The U. S. Gazette states, that at Lexington,
the Clay ticket, to the surprise of all, voted by
Judge Hickey, Charlton Hunt, Geo. 81 WIN. Nor
ton, late prominent Jacksonions. a traveller who
related the fact to Jackson men on the road, was
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

u1' Tho Globe is engaged in critique on Mr..
Adams Fourth of July Grafton. Belshazzahar is
fcusting.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

Us The pennsylvania Inquirer, corrects tho state
ment that Colonel Johnson (Tecumsch,) had arriv
ed in that CITY,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

OFF!-Seorctarics Livingston and Woodbury.
the wing for the North.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-15

tho st-e,r + ,rusd -.g ~ ~fd only in sub
i-i-s ~ inGusae a@d Prorvry of TIC weaker section
90 az control of ne 'roneer b ~ fio~cfP'on ard no
si.f fsrraochsenIent 81 hes!y control elections
and lnpoiamons 20 o(css, as well acts Of legislation
~ the efeat increase Of the feelings of annosg, and
% the fa'al ten1ereJ - conf!cie alienation bo;"een
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
NKEDICAL DEPARTMENT.-The

M EDICAL DEPARTMENT.--Th Lee
I've lures will commence with the Session on
the 10Th of September, and be regularly contin-
ued TILL the Goth Of July following:--a course
more than twice as long as at any Medical Col
lege in the Union.
The arrangement Of subjects is as follows:
PHYSIOLOGY, PATHoLeGT, OBsTETRrcs and
MEpIcAI. JURisPRUDEncE.-ROBL DUN
GLESON; M. ID.
CHEMIsraY, MATERn MEDicA and Pf5ARhsA-
cY.-JOBN j EMMETT, NJ. d.
ANAToriY aud SURGERY, with DIssEcT1oNs.-
THOS. JOHNSON, d. D.
The Anatomical Museum is already in . con.
dtion TO elucidetc the Lectures on Anatomy and
Physiology; and ls daily receiving additions,
whilst the Surgical apparatus is at least equal
to any in the Union.
One full course of Lectures in the Modi-
cal Department is considered by the authorities
of the University Of Pennsylvania ae equivalent
TO course in that Institution.
CCT The same papers requested to publish th,
notice adg 1-w4t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
Gloucester EOaU Grounds


the last will oil tie late Dr. James Dean The su III.
40 scrbsrs authorized SELL aud they nos. offer ot
SALE his 'aiGabie Estate, lying Ware River in tir
county OF ClonGeseT, in the Stale of Virginia, atou,
Three miles from the cour, House, containing $50 acres
nearly the whole of whicls low groun. and ahou, $50
acres are clea,ed ard ina high of cul,vanu we'll
adapted 10 the CROWN OF Indian Corn, Wheat and
baDey.- There Is a spacious Dwelling House, and al
ohe; necesSsry cut ha:ses good repair Estate
situated on the bagS eft the Riyer. Fish and Oysters OF
the best quaiiiy1are isken in sight Of the House a
minute description deened unnecessary as i, is
presumed any ssnn wishing purchase viii frs; exau,i
me the premises witch will he shewu by the mayer Mr.
George w Bllups purchaser of the land can tie ac-
coniicdat ea W'lh many slaves he ,say require 10
cultivate H. and also he Turning utensils and stock OF
every description The la,: Of payment, :Ii he made
emil the purchasers For further particulars letter
addsessed 10 Christopher Tomptins, al hil,hews Cur.,
House, Va viii nieei due attention.
Cti'R IONipKiSS,
e.. JOHN o. JARVIS. Ex'CEs Of J. Dean decd
s. HENRY w. TABB,
may lawen,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
Manchester Propertv For s,,n

S"ahItCStcT property For Sale.
pursuance OF the last will and testa,asoe'
e OF tohn al ichie, late of Chesterfield county.
snail ok,r for sale, on the premises, at Public
Auctou. 1n Thursday. The LIST eiay of Sep,oua-
Der next, weather permitting, or the first fair
day !hcreof,er,l all The real property in the town
OF Manchester, belonging to the estate of the
SAID John hiurchie, consisting of The following.
VIZ: lot, or square. with The buildings appeT-
tanning tn IT, long known as the Manchester
Iobscco Ware Houses, one other house and Ioe
an the haqin Street, adj Dining the property of Cot
f. T. SaHth-also. u tenement on Main Streer.
now IN the occupancy Of Mr. Alex. Grant, having
large brick dwelin g house, with nine rooms q
good frame kitchen,sauke house, stable carriage
house and garden-alsn, another tenement on
the Main Street. a'iioining The last mentioned ar
present occupied by M. Archd Fretsa nd; on this
lot 10 a house that has been used some wears as a
tobacco factnry. with screws, presses, and other
fixtures belonging tn il, whith may be sold sc
parate, viii c sufEciency f ground 10 cult pu7.
ciiasers- Possession may be given the firsr das
January neXt-'Perns, one fourth on the list or
January, the balance in three equal inste lrnents.
payable in SIX, tw.!ve. and eighteen H,onths.--
Bonds With good srcuriiy. ard deed OF trust
on the property, will be required.
RIO. d. NURCHTE.
Ex'n-uf Jc!n Murckie, dec.
iy 5--2aWGw tlsd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
JAMES WINSTON.
Uho as exclusively engaged IN the
COMMISSION nITcTNas a.

held bacon, prime pork, No. cargo beef
"ett and gross herriugs. No. 3 mackere, ST.
croiS and n. o. sugar in hhds aud barrels, re-
n'ea sugar al Ii 20 10 cents, West India and N.
v, mhasses IN hhds and bhls, honey IN tierccs,
urge assortment IF iron, inch 10 inch squn re,
coffee, soap, vinegar cordial, best soal jeatI, err,
amp salad, and sweet oil, porter bottles, Fid-
I, q Taylor's beer, aspice Clarei. Chemps,s n,
,iadera, and Malaga wine in Or. casks and DO l.
les Weobs, Walkers, and Doremigos segar S,
serves assorted, and my kind of wove w,r e
of0efeu' tar, lard. two well finished northern
gigs, family -four. l8 and % inch sbinp,ee. oak
and ii"osing plank, chairs. 65 bales OF cotton.
''o o,,,l b@,he's.o' sounf corn, &c. sc.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
A sJe"s's9eN
Esy Esaoesspe,.E, .GIIaaa 8. 90.

y
On WEDNESDAY nsxt. .lst M, ~ balf t,,sS
nine O'Clock at auction room. viii be- sold .
general ss,ortment of Dry Goods &c amongst
WHICH are
Neieths' csssimcres, sa,tines, driiiing. bang
up CORDS Rouen cassimeres, vest,ngs, nankins,
gG,n's, snghans 'nusl'ns, cambrics, colored do,
Valencia hhdkfs. slk do, cotton cha w L.. epool
cotton SILK stacks. black celine eilk, figured
oeil RIBBONS, Nc. black tatfetta do. pelsTines,
Grape sfa"is, fancy scarf>, suspenders, indigo
o'us stfipes, csnaburg., huriaps. &r. &c.
~ eIea' yatie!y OF atost snd vest buttons,
plain and figured Jeian'd DO. poar,. shirt and
'sst DC pearl and fsncy studs, SCISSORS, knives,
'aaor'' Combs Clothes and HAIR brushes. embos-
sea russell wallets, snuff boxes esrve.s super
heeoies, hooks and eyes, honne, wire, sIafes,
,anPs' ',ncy soap colonge, looking glasses, spec.
&c. &c. .Is,
one case CT percussion and flint pistols,
au % ID A. s. CO. hucts.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
N'E.Rz.HGE asEsUC.gy,sea.y.
NAsHINGTPN, ID. z. August, 1881.
SERSs I3Ea MOst KS cna'S Academy for
~ Young Ladies' will re. oncn on liz. .fir.t

NERS. IImMDs SscM's Academy 70,
Af8 Young Ladies will re open on the Srsi
Monday III Sept emhcr.
The hnn'her, qualifications. aDd experience o!
her teachers, the extensive and Convenient ar
tongetneni OF rpofns for study and recitn,;oh and
especially the peculiar interest Mrs Henderson
ieeis Ia the progress of her own Children, give
ne best assurance that nothing w.i be u ;.h he'll;
that eau benefit pupils committed TO h.'r cafe
Young LADIES' boarding wstII Mrs TX ndjrso
NH rfe@ive religions tasirnctionin camiDcn'witT.
her children, cni viii bcirainea NO. not md. rs
systematic rules of boarding school. bit wall,
TIE coiistant, gentle, yet frn, influence of ma
irnoi authority and III allihe courfes,es al, no
Ito domestic assoc!uiia.,s.
The studies include orthograpt,, Rea,iaa
u9ts,0S, Gsaalsre,', Gc2graphg, .9.3taiastic
History, Rhstosic. Compcs;ti4a, the Elements nj
Natural Phiiosophy .qSir,no,ng, C7,eoisss.v b.
feay, aud .Eafhemalies. Ties. branches " n
be most thoroughly taught. NeeIlework viii
lisa be attended TO-.
The terms arc, Tor the s,hoiastic year, & pay-
ibie in edvsBte--
BOARDING, ard English tuition; rs0
Washing, bedding, and ust: ofa risn,.
are eStracharges, and at customary
prices.
French Language. per quarter.
Drawing and Painting, do
Music. "a
The gentletnen employed 10 teach French
/.
ed IN their several departments.
Besides referring large circle of uconain-
lance IN the most respectable society in Virgin
a, Maryland, and in the District OF Colnnlbia.
the following gentlemen have allowed Mrs
Henderson Ia nse their names a. references.
Rev. DIR. LAURIE. Washington.
Rev. DIR. Ii AwLEY, do
Rev. Mr. JouNs, do
Mr.. JusTlcE MoLEAN. Ohio.
Hon. e e HowAaD. Baltimore
Hon. G MERcRR, Vrginia
lEMAN f!oRNER, Esq, Warrenten, Va.
Rev. u. KEiru, Alexandria
Rev. Mir. PSF, Wsshington.e
Rev. Mr. GoaLEY, do
PHrLEMon CHEw, Esq Maryland
H. HENDERSON, Esq. Iseesburg, Va.
Gonna w AaRINGTox, Norfolk
Capt. SauBHtcw, s n. New fla ven
Aad in The District of Collntsa,
Gonmodofe RoDeERs,
T s. KEY. Esq
C"l. J. ]. SrULL,
LEWIS H. MAcaEN, ESQ
DR. ]. c HAIL,
RICHARD SMITH. Esq, u. s. Bank
Col. GARDNER. Asst. +. NJ. G.. ~.
TiMoTnY WIhN, Esq. ..x
RogRRT LEcKrE, ESQ
DIR. STEraEN CcLIINs.
july 26--lswt5s
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
s3,5Uerssev of E..s.ss,.5sy.

EDARENTS d GUARDIANS intending to
n send Students to this Institution, the next
session, are hereby informed, 1t ~lil be more
sgteeabie to the subscriber, Inst the sums inlen
6ed for Tie expenses OF their sons or wards;
should be deposi ed in the Bark Gf Virginia. TO
The credit OF the Pa'ron cf the Students of the
Univ rsity of Ymginis," and The Bank Officers
certificate of such deposit. forwsrIed 10 me-,
tiIaD TO receive the cash hseif Checks from
other Banks. on either of the Banks OF the CT Y
Of Richmond. would be preferred to Bank Notes.
"a. S. BROCkENBROUGu, p. S. u v.
al, 22-e2t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

virtue of decree of the county court of,
- Fenrico' pronounced at the Angust tern,
1881. IN the case OF Eilyson w. Pearcee and.
others, viii be sole! az Pabljc Auction, on the
premises, for cnsh, on tiic eSth inst the tract of
iand IN said decree mentioned, containing So
.crss moe OF less, ard lying on the Charles City
road, about seven miles below nR;chrnons md
now N the occupancy Of Richard Hoheon
GEO. KEESEE.
3OS. BAILEY, jr. Commissioner.
JESSE T.. KEESEE.
all !5--Iotd
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

~ OTICE.--The Subscriber having determines
~ leaving the State of Virginia, is DESTROYS Of
bringing his bUBiness 20 speedy closs.--AH per.
sons indebted to him By bond OF book account ara
requested 70 make immediate payment, psrtioulssiv
those whose debts havs been due any Considerable
ttsas, as longer indulgence cannot be given; and
e1) PeTeons having claims hjra, viii present
thsna fog Settlement, 70 Hubbard e GsrdDsY or t.
Andrew 5. Whitiocke, WHO may be found at the IL
store who are are fully authorised TO close all my
unsettled BUSINESS. JACOB N. WEAVER
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25
STAGES

ENHE Western Route, running on the south
r side Of Jarses River to / ync hburg, leave.
Richmond every Monday, Wednesday. and Fri
dsy. o'clcck, n. NJ, ind arrives at Lynch
burg the next DAY TO dinner; from thence ne
line continues conducted by VIM. Srnith) direct
TO The White Sulphur Spring, where Porter and
Beldens line 10 Gayandotte s iutrsected: a
branch from tho no above Lynchburg drops
IN the Tennessee route o. Salem, Va. nj
Rsinss Tavern in Cumbe Tiand COUNTY, tho Rich
mohd Route Intersecls the Southern lDe from
Fredericksburg, by CsrersvlIs to Georgia.
" hich passes Hamden Sidney College The
best Troy Coaches and good Teams are on the
inc, nth skilfmi, sober, and attentive drivers.
The travel performed throughout to the Springs
by day ligh'- Fare from Richmond TO the
White Sulphur Springs. $40 90. For goats
apply st the bar Of the Union Hotel, Richmond.
Al boggsge, whether belonging to passengers
or sent by the stage at tina RISK OF toe owners
thereof a. PATERSON.
Proprietor, Richmond and Lynch5ofg.
jy 27-2swtf
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Nd TAGEET OF PRICES.
FREE TRADE.
Esss'shcassease, Hooking Glasses,
Sc,
FMOEEAs y. RAEsRO & 60.
&ssa Ae0sfes'S.
S& WN2dCR-S6RGPf NaE.Knn.EZ

L
e AFFER for sale. he larges,. and most CEN
~ ple,e assortment IF EGrtheR,care.. GIGss
ChSnn, Ph,n and Git. Looking Glasses &c
whIch the New York market will ford, com
pEsing every style and variety of the newest
patterns. They return their most cordial
thanks TO their friends n The Southern States,
for their support IN the persecution now carry
ing on against them, for their refusal 10 Join
combination III fixing one tariff of pr.ces Tor
CroekeTy. throughort the trade. 1t is mainly
attributable to the influence Of eur Southern
riepds, hat we have been enabled 10 survive
thus lar, in this most trying si,uation; expused
10 the Combined irfIence and capital of the
whole trade, endeavornE to effect our rum and
expulsion from business We pledge ourselves
10 our friends to give them every satisfaction in
Our. power as regards the quality of our goods,
the excellence 81 Cur packers, and the lowness
eff our prices for Cash or Cly Acce ptances and
| III return, solicit from them continuance OF
hear patronage, and particularly request those
who have influence with their friends To cXeTft
IN our behalf, as we trust the is one they
are Ii interested and much benefit will accrue
to us from heir friendly acts in this way. Il has
been said, the Combination was broken up. AS
1t regards rice, this Is true, and ali, we think.
friends or foes, will allow that we have effected
tins changer but we do our friends, that
ut no period since we commenced our system Of
unsha ckled prices, were I'VE in greater want Of
assistance than a, the present moment. This
| combination of men are leaving no means untri-
ed for effec'ing our rain that they may revive
the old SYSTEM: orr credit and cIaract + are as
sailed in every shape. our in1poratens ylai';
| ana stopped IN every Instance whGre threats are
Snfbccftto nlmiGaic the manufacturers from
supplying us:-ln fue, no vexa.ion or ronbIe
winch the malice of meu could devise, has been
neglected in this struggle tor subdUe Us. We
once more call upon every friend of a free trade
to come up 10 cur support. and pledge our
selves to give them no cause 20 repent of their
| Iberaliv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-08-25

W a meeting is requested at the Eagle Hotel,
shs afternoon at O'clock, of all such citizens as
are willing to become members of troop of horse
TO serve during the absence of the Richmond ORA
goons from the city. The attendance last evening
was not as full us desired, and the appoint
ment of officers on that account postnoncd