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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
FAR ERGN.
OFFICE OF THE NEW YoRK COURIER & ENouIEER
NETWORK, Sunday, juno 19.-1 o'clock, P. NJ.
--latest from Esz3.oDe!

The Packet ship Cambria, Capt. Moore, made this
port Saturday night the Editors of the Courier
Enquirer received by her their files of English papers
and Shipping Lists. These to the evening of the
10th May, those previously received of later
date than the morning of that day.
The London Courier of the 10TH ian evening paper Vt
will be perceived from gives full cred
10 the account of the capitulaton of Dvernicks corps
to the Austrians, first published in the Times of that
morning; do not believe, however that this event
will now materially influence the operations of the
main armcs-Dwernick has nobiy played the part al
otted to him He has made material diversion in favor
of the Polish Genealissno, and called the country in
the rear of tho Russian commander, arms. The eff
feet OF his operation will continue be felt although
he himself s no longer in the field.
Inc accounts from Vienna received this morning by
the Dutch mail, confirm every respect the intelligence
which have extracted from the French Papers of the
surrender of Dwernckis corps the Austrian author
tiles. Whilst deeply lament the disasters which
compelled this brave and most cntcrprsing Commander
to seek refuge within the Austrian frontier, we feel
some consolation in finding that a most humane and
hospitabc reception has been there accorded to him.
Under other circumstances the defeat of Dwernicki
might have had very unfavorable influence on the
operations of the Poles; but the present moment
when the main body of Russian army is in f,Il
retreat, the loss of DUernikis small corps will be ampv
compensated by the daily triumphs which his compar
OTIS must achieve the dsheartened and dsorpani
zcd banos fthc flying enemy.-COuricr 18Th Man
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
BRESTOE ESTATE,
Eas The county of Prince EEsSlEiIys,,-
FOR SALE.


81 pursuance of the power vested in the Pres;den.
"A and Directors of the Literary Fund, by an act of
the General Assembly passed 25th February last autho
rising the sale OF the Bristoe tract of land in the
county OF Irnce William, proposals will be received
by the said President and Directors for the whole AZ
any portion of the said tract, until the 10th day of cto
Der next,
The annexed extracts from the law will sbsu, .,
conditions required of the purchasers
Persons offering proposals will consult their own con
venience in fixing the instruments of the purchase mo
ney.
The Brstoe tract contains by survey 64qA ac,es ,b.
greater part of which is under leases hi CHI will aInre
in the year l049 and which subject 70 an annual
rent of about $4,000 pounds of tobacco
by order OF the President and Directors of tho
Literary Fund.
J. BROWN, Jr. Sd Aud,r.
I'd BE 1t further enacted, That shall be- the duty
OF the said President and Directors to reolre Of the
purchaser or purchasers of the said tract bonds with
su1cien personal security, payable to the said Presi
dent and Directors, together with deed or deeds of
trust on the estate sod secure the payment of the
purchase money and interest; which bonds SO taken
sha pear interest from the dates thereof And all per
sons VINO shall tail to pay into the treasury annually
within SIX months after the same shall become de the
interest which may their said bonds shall
forfeit all claim to the credit given their purchases
ana the PSlncPal shall thereupon become due and be
recoverable by the said President Directors with
all interest In by motion to the General Cont
on ten days notice of the time of making such motion
or the payment thereof enforced by proceeding on the
deed deeds of aforesaid at the discretion az
the said President and Directors
ID be 1T further enacted, That all persons becoming
purchasers of land under the provisions OF this act
shall have the privilege of paying the amount OF the
purchase money ut any time
18th. This act shall be in force from the pass;no
thereof fs
may 81 oou.5.
~ The Editors of the National Intelligence and Of
inc alexandra Fhenlx will publish this advertisement
twice week until 10th Oct next and send their hills
to the I'd Auditors Office for payment.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
THE HON. LOUIS M,LANE.
AND THE british WEST INDIA TRADE.
TIT


The character of the late ''negocation" with the
British government, the subject of the West India
Trade and the nature Of the arrangement by the
present administration, may be perfectly understood,
without the necessity ofrcviving the carly proceedings
OF both reference to the questions,
1t Is requisite, however, to remember that there
been constant effort the part of the United States
20 MAINTAIN the principle Of entire reciprocity and an
equally persevering endeavor the part of the British
exempt that trade from the operation of such prin
cipe, and TO give 20 their shipping, engaged in it.
advantage over American shipping.
1t also be borne in mind that this principle of
reciprocity III trade is of the pet systems Of the
States,-an improvement i'll the laws Of commerce. for
which this country is 70 have credit With all
commercial postcrity.
This principle has been offered to the odopon Of all
nations, by our acts Of Congress That is we have
her ports without discriminating duties VIC will forth
with admit her vesscls on like terms.
Several nat onG have aCccdcd this offer and the
principle has been Incorporated into several treaties
besides, 10 have become the fixed and settled mol
icy and maxim OF this nation.
England refused TO agree TO terms so equal until in
the year 1915 she was forced to adopt them The ex
preston Of Mr. Husklsson was, that latter n long
struggle TO couHteroct the navigation system of Amer
without d. any degree relaxing own, this coun.
try IGleat EGaiBi odu Rccessary to adopt the avs
len Of rccU.oc'ty.'
Bat sac expressly excepted her West India Islands
from no operation q tins principles and has ever since
bees v.rvin schemes ALA Contryarccs with one mi
form JJ.5ot view, namely, TO Keep the trade with
those Islands in the hands If British shiporHeys
The United States under all administrations except
.hs present have steadily adhered to the Of equal
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From the United States Gazette.
REVIEW or THE
POLITICAL STOCK MARKET.

Or'ginat Jackson Stock-Rapidly declining, in con-
sequence of an alarm amongst the holders, that this
stock will shortly be paid off, by the people.
Van Buren, jackson Withdrawing from
the market for the present.
Calhoun jackson Stock-The holders of this stock
are only looking about, too where to make bet
ter investment, when they will sell out in mass
n. B--Both Duff and MacDufT have already sold
out.
Crawford Jackson Stock-This stock IL supposed to
DC nearly extinct; or, if any remain it-s confined to
Georgia.
Disappointed adams and Ctay-n,en's Jackson Stock
But little in market, and that very fiat.
N Il. These fpc descriptions Of Jackson stock
when consolidated, held in trust by the "groa re-
publican party" for the exclusive benefit Of the people
South Carolina Notification Stock-Advanceda triae /
at the late six hours dinner -- but as soon as the
tunos Of the wine had evaPoratod fell again as Fat
a. HoundeT
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
HEem,.icO GIcbe Land Fo,. SIZE

N pursuance of the Act of the General Assembly
= entitled ian act concerning the Glebe Lands and
Churches, within this Commonwealth" will be sold
ON froey' the 22nd day Of July next, if fair jfRot
the first fair day thereafter, public auction nnon
The premises. to the highest bidder upon Gre d;, f
twelve months,the Gebe Land lying and being nm
James River, in the county Of Henrco, adjoining tho
tract Of Ionh o. MI Pleasant Akin, ealIcd VeriDa
containing, according 10 survey made ON the port Of
June 1928 ono hundred and sixty three acres. three
roods and nineteen poles.
Bond with good security and q decd IF fine, ,,nor
the land will be required Of the purchase.
Charles u Abraham, Edrnnnd podd
Inn h' Dowles, Robert Peasants,
,TPoOs"ood bradley, Newton Hill,
Thomas s. Dicken, WIN. n Jobnstap.
gathes Barker, Jordan P. CampdeB,
john M Bolts John Fisher,
Overseers Of the poor Of Henrico County.
Je 20-2awc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23

Cherokee Treaty Mobilization Stock.-Thio stock u,-
proved little after the judgment of the Supreme Court
which, first was misunderstood This stock has de-
clincd of late in consequence Of report that the
Chcroocs about petition Congress to remove inc
Gcorgians from the State, the Chcrokees have the
Oldest grant of the soil Tho Goorgans obtained
their grant from King George III the eighteenth centu
ry whereas, the Cherokecs obtained theirs from hhg
Adam, in the year one. .
Benton Anti Bank Phobia Stock.-Since inc aoic
dissection of the gallant Coioncrs speech there has
been demand for this stock, except III the remote
parts of Missouri
American System. Clay Stock.-KaPidiy "osai-
cling all over the union the back bone OF the nation
being pledged for the payment both the prmcPa ana
interest. Public confidence i'll this stock is daily IN
creasing, and large capitalists making heavy invest
ments therein This stock, like Aaron's serpent, VIII
soon swallow up the rest.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-23
Family Library.

Family Library.
~ OS II 1S and 19 being Lives of Painters
ScuPtors By Allan Cunninghom Esq. in 3 vols
with portraits of Hogarth, BENZ. West, g. FIaxmaI
Just received by J. II. NASH.
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thc sum OF eighteen thousand dollars for twenty odd
uays service. There are some OF who have not
entirely forgotten the TRADE which Mr. Il. gra,ui-
'ousy pronounced in Congress upon the conduct OF
very worthy gentleman who The bearer OF des-
patches to Bnenos AYres. If there BE- any one in
virginia who has forgotten these things, beg leave
10 cali them back to their recollection Yes, this and
more shall be placed before the public again: like the
ghosts of Banquo's murdered offspring, they shall
stalk before the public they did before Mackbeth
struck with the analogy between the excuses made
tor Mr. Il and the President, and those made in
Paris during the bic retreat of the French
army from Russia, fsr Napoleon If one asked a
question about the army, they told the Emperor
did not snffer-he safely protected from the
weather by furs, and pursued his Journey to Paris at
his leisure If VIC ask why Mr. r abandons his
post and fixes his residence in London we are told
such privilege was awarded hm by the President
Ii we ask how the President could undertake. TO
grant such privilege1-we told, as things arc
now understood, It is quite in the competency of The
Executive, and bette! than ALL the President acts
upon high responsibility.
The fact can be no longer dsguised-the time has
come when the People of Virginia can no longer hold
with this Administration To do so is to abandon all
claim to consistency and political integrity Thar
Virginia will be found OH the side of principle and
consistency, nothing doubt That they will call
things by their right names, also as little doubt
Ihey Will call the man. set of them. treacberous
wno when placed Ill office, shall abandon The, urinc
pies they protested, and history will assirp them
place by the side OF Julian and Judas.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
Johanna

~ IL stand Inc ensuing season my farm, nine miles from
w Richmond, directly the stage leading from (haI
place to fredericksburg and known Half Sink
1t is not saying too much, for to the canUr nf
eVeIy gentleman acquainted with the facts tho
assertion when say, that his colts universally ackIiow
lodged to possess much SIZE strength and beauty any
coils that have ever been produced 10y any horse Vs
MIA Know SEVERAL that cannot be purchased for less than
eight hundred dollars; anfRhaye, myself offered
$1,000 for year Oidte which they are
held by their owners take to be the strongest Recommendation
that can be offered in behalf of untried cots
The viii commence on the 18th of Fcbruarv and r
inmate on the Is Of July Terms heretofore; Fifty Dollars
to he discharged by the of Thirty
during season; Sixty Dollars Ono Dollar to tho
Groom, which is expected either mare brought on
taken away.
ETienslve pastures provided aud fed regularly
unless otherwise directed, at twenty-five cents day
Gentlemen who last year by season to o!ar-
ma that did not foa Of any there That
they can be sent again. and charge radc for
the Horse. unless hcy should prove oa In other words
the mares will be insured at the prlCe OF the SEASON
JOHN NJ BO1"TS.
The Editors Of the Political Arena Petersburg Inelcn-
cer will please insert the above week, their rcsuec-
tive papers for eight weeks aud forward accounts 10 a
SubsCrhfr. J. M e.
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LYNCuBURG MARKET-Narcb H.

LINCUBURG MARKET-March IL
Extreme prices Of passed Tc6accJ, 81 85a7. 80: IN
frrlor to common, 2,85a3,5O; common IL good G.5Oa
>; good to fine, 5a73J; strips, 5II5C; refused, Goa
30.
Inspected the past week rs bids Of passed to-
bacco; 81 hhds refused; total 2jG.
The quantity inspecting Is beginning TO increase,
oihnugh the prices continue low. Good old tobacco
is in fair demand, aud crops have been sold at
from s. to average 4 good old crop would sell
readily at from So TO S. The new crop, as far as
we have seen it, promises to b. very inferior.
Flour, s. ,5Oo5 G2l; AFhra', 1aI,G; Coro, g. NVhs-
key 3Oa3l cts Hemp, 4,5oa5; Bacon, 6a7 cts Corn
Meal 6OnG5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
TIE IMPORTED HORSE.
YOUNG TRUEFT,E

WILL stand the ensuing season at lis former
Y stand, Barboursvllle, III he county of Orange.
He has been she~n this winter at Richmond in
The presence of hundreds Of the best judges in Vir-
gnla. aud universally admired for bis fine form
Fruttc Is sixteen hands high and seven years old,
and has proved himself most extraordinary sure
foal rctCr. Not Of the eighty odd mares put to
him have failed, within the knowledge Of the subscri
Der
The season will commence on the 18th February
and terminate on the ist day Of July. Terms as
hCrcto!oreForty dollars TO he DISCHARGED BY thirty
Il paid itl'n the season. Fifty dollars insurance.
and one dollar u the Groom, 20 be paid when the
mare 9. brought or taken away. The best Gnd most
extensive pastursge, is set apart exclusively for the
mares sent to ruile; and he mares may be ted with
what they viii cat, at twenty Owe cents day. and
Grooms at the village, fiye dollars a month. Any
one putting five mares with him, thu price Of one
will be remitted. G.. w WAGER
for
Coy. BARBOUR.
BarbcIssville, Feb, LIST, 1891 r,b i
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NORFOLK, March 10 Ard, schr Seth & Viii
ham, Mcclellan. Charleston. 10 DIS, bound to Rich
mond. put IN TO land mdz; Old Line packet schr Hi
ram, Denike, Philadelphia, ds, via the Ches & Del
canal, do. do do; Despatch Line schr Charles Willard
higgins, Philadelphia, ds via the Cbes g. Del Ca
nal, do, do de- schr Harriet, Robinson fin Richmond
bound to- Boston.
In Hampton Roads, ship Courier Bryant, from up
James River bound to Rio de Janeiro.
The brig u States, for " Orleans, was spoken LIST
inst Of Key West.
1,Ae brig James Coulter, Watson, hence, has arr
at I.aoura
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
TO PERSONS IN pIRGLYI.4,

Owning Military Lands in Kentucky.
Live III Hickman county, kentucky, Columbus or Iron
n Banks, the Mississippi RIVER the surveyor the
Virginia Military Lands State Establishment and have sur
since the death of my predecessor, Maj WIN Croghan-l am
agent i number OF persons owning those lands would
willingly act FOR others who may think proper eurus their
business with me am probably better acquainted
situation OF those lands, than other
may, they atnton aud whether they employ me or not
would advise the Immediate
some OF which nave been plaged of their timber
been entered AS Warrant Lands aud living
and the occupant laws of may, while nut the
considerable expense and trouble guarded
many of those lands well could, without having more
authority here are large bodies Of those Military Lands
together, and but lew living them with
but squaeTs not calculated enhance their There
are len OF Twelve miles OF inOe lands
would advise the (kuowng for their interest
To sell small part three hundred
UNJ acre tract even at low price, and am Confident,
III three would enhance the value Of balance
10 double treble what the whole would be worth 20 re-
take Of the balance aud induce offers INTO the
neigbourhOod; and settlement tA gives value land
would agent for of land5Dn the cumberland
and Tennessee well south of Tennessee
where 1--we, good terms who will
ought, the business shall give references recon-
memjaUns am well known in Kentucky, and have some ac
quainances my native Virginia; persons not
confidence III me- do not desire their business; If
agencies, am willing spend Ge giving Of
those lands this notice. There many Of the Military
Lands ofthe Tennessee river are ntereed
with by Treasury Warrant claims aud possession the
Claimants their Tenants of which worth law
suit in the Federal Court and If Congress disposed
justice towards Soldiers of the Virginia State
Line, they should suffer the Withdraw them and pro-
scrip Warrants or they will Ger
tanly be- situation those who egecied 10 locate
their warrants ~ all RICHARD TAYLOR, JR.
Columbus, Hickman county, Ky. Jan. %, 1881.
L T,--TOt
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
SIR Gil A r L r. S.

AktA Il "a tSoUS are Oftener winners, and OF
W T9Y them selling than Those of any other hur-
e-EEa1ss1 ses got in America, and at higher prices,
viii stand this spring, at my stable the county of
Chesterfield, within mile of Moody tavern IS from
Petersburgh, and 90 from Richmond, and is now at his
stand, ready to serve Mares, so dollars the leap and
- dollars the season, payable the 18th July next
when 1t will expre-Seventy Dollars to insure Mare,
payable soon as she is known 10 be in ioal. par
ted with Dollar to the groom for each mare, to be
PAID when she is sent TO the horse. Pasluraee gratis
which for quality and quantity, very desirable being
all well enclosed and well watered. Every care will
be taken to prevent accidents, but liability for any
that may happen. Servants will be found without
charge and mares with without colts, we'll fed If
desired at 25 cents day.
My son, George W. Johnson, will reside on the
plantation, and will attend himself particularly to alt
orders.
SIR CHARLES is full 5 hands s inches Is wears
old this spring. and of fine chestnut colour, he never
was in higher health, there ever surer foa-
getter, nor was any horse admired for FORM
beauty and commanding appearance. He has been
so often advertised that consider unnecessary to
state again his numerous and successful races fhe
records of the different Jockey Clubs will shew that
bis colts performing the Turf with unequallcd
success, and by their performances doing much to
sustain the high reputation of their SIRE who was got
by Sir Archy, his dam by the imported horse Citizen
who was by Pacolet, he by Blank, and he by Code!
phin Arabian; his granddam Comrlutation "imported
Dare Devil imported Old Shark, imported horse Old
Fearnaught, imported mare Jenny Dismal, got by Old
Dismal" WhI. r. Johnson
Chesterfield, Feb. 5, 1851--t15A
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-22
oar e lf E. & A. HUBBARD, Auct'rs.
n OTIC n

virtue of deed of trust executed by Neor earn p,
'he subscriber trustee 10th Dec 1880 recorded II,
e Clerks Offices OF enco and of Chesterfield will he sold
al me Springfield Pits, i'll tienrco, Monday the
1otn hs' M not the fair day several valuable
goss' Quantity of coal, supposed ZOO bushels and a
parcel 0i household aud kitchen urnture-aso al The Coal
Mines iaVem, Ia Chesterfield Thursday the 3Is inst ha
OF the sai Cary, being Undivided third in tract
VI dhu IN Cheerei, supposed acres a4ioinng
NE lands OF ancis ancnck's estate Hie eon Hancock
W. ihonaS Dpp's estate and of David Stanford and others
nc terms WI! be cash Tor sums of $50 Lesson larger sums
eH' OF SIX ia"nts- bonds with approved security to ba
sNTn, ana the title TO the land retained pa men,
above deed provides for the creditors of Nelson Carv
Vi ~ S"ry ~ co generally who shall make
n'seVes parties thereto They hereby required to come
M within three months from this date. II RHODES
Manchester, March u, l33l-2aw -
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NV York, March 1G-2 2. NJ.
TIE MARKET Flour yields litlc To. day;
900 bbls good Southern have been sold at So 80 =
The call Is for later news.
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GEEgd' US.

Last nigh but-Four.
u MIR BUCKLEY'S BENEFIT Tn
THIS EfENI.NG TUESDAY, MARCH %.
SlA CLOWNS vii! 20 through their Eccent ,icies
on Horseback.
MT PETERS will give proofs of his resistance OF
FIRE with torches rcd hot bars and sheets of Iron
and viii carry red hot bar in his teeth
AIR. BUCKLEY will perform many ASTONISHING and
:, Pleasing Feats on the Slack Rope
hr. refers has promised flor the 3d ti,mcl to Walk
on lhe Ceiling
Horsemanshp, by Young Bacon
Still VaullIng by the Company, Clown GD',e-
Comic Sung, by Mr. Mcclure
"ahZng, b. Mr. i Mr. Buck.eY
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r | L G 0.


~ T99 chumps, in the county Of Hanover, miles
SszESsss1Z from the courthouse and 10 from Rich
mond-Season to commence the 18th of Feb. and ex,
Pire the 18th of juIy-price 20 dollars, payable by
fifteen, if paid by the latter periodthrty dollars to
insure--Pasurage gratis, but responsibility fon
accidents escapes Nego is black, full sixteen
hands high, and possessed Of great bone and muscle
Two Of Regos colts have been trained, and each OF
them gave strong evidences of capacity for The turf
One Of them won her swcepstake in fine style over
the Cam7feld course, and could not nov be purcba-
sed of her owner for thousand dollars. Riepo was
got by Francisco, esteemed by the late Mr. Efirre
Of the best horses trained at his sabIe 6a
dam by the imported horse, Young Sir Peter reayIs
grand dam the imported mare Csstrapirc dam F sir
Archy1 6 by Bookngham,g e Tabitha, bv trent
ham, & & & by Bosphorus, Coalition CJIt BurtarJ
& ggg &c. Lord LeigTs Charming Molly. Francisco
vas got by the imported horse HSmbleton. his dam
NIghung2be' by Chant'ceer, & dam winCuryfeer, by
Jolly Roger, dam Me!pouipe, by Burwell's I'ray-
eller s & dam Ergnis, by Mark Anthony, & ggg
dam the imported mare Polly ByrL, by Aristotle. IL
IS thought unnecessary to go. further with the ped
gree as that already given proves Rego TO DC one Of
the best bred horses now extant
| y; y: Mays viii be fed at q cents per day.
feb 1i.-v8wo y p4VIS.
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u s. BANK SrocN--5O Shares were sold at the
N. York Stock and Exchange Board on The 18TH
inst. at Sl25J.
EXCHANGE on LONDON, at New York. March ~
6Ia6$ per cent. prem.