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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

A letter from Antigua, dated 18th August, says:
'''Phe dreadful hurricane, which laid Barbados in
ruins, has also been exceedingly in st. Vim
cents. They are i'll want at st. Nincents, of all
sorts of Lumbe' and also Flour The ports
open till December. Every vessel but went
ashore; eight Of them totally lost. Almost all
Flour is gone, excepting about $50 bbs. We
have raised from, TO $4,000 for the Barbadians."
a Port Spain paper of the Goth ult. states that in
the gale of the 18th, all but one of 20 vessels at
St Vineents driven ashore, including the
brig Orleans, of Quebec, Dove of St. Andrews,
and schr Henry Clay, of Elizabeth City. The
Hon. John LItucdale, member of the Council,
killed by the destruction of his dwelling house.
Several other lives were lost, and number of
dwelling hurses sud other buildings destroy
cd or greatly damaged The plantations also sus-
tanned serious injury. Tobago and Grenada,
but slightly injured by the hurricane At St. Lu
cia, considerable damage sustained.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

eve neuer read The Whg."-We, of the Rich
mond Enquirer, say So but that WE, of the Rich
mond Compiler, do read the Whig and that very
soon after it is published too, will appear by tho
Compiler of this morning, which contains a long ed
itoria article with longer extract, from the Wing
of last evening. Now, for the benefit of our distant
readers, we will inform them that ace of the En-
quirer and ,oc of the Compiler are one and the
same individual!!!!! We will not use the
terms which this polite neighbour of ours, SO hbe-
rally applies to the Editor OF the N. Y American
but what this proves we will leave to our read
ers to say.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

We learn from gentleman, resident Of Dover
delaware, who is now in this city, that few DAYS
since' conspiracy was discovered to have been
I LOT, among the blacks in the county Of Sussex
Dei' WIN the object Of revolving and rising against
that OH which the atiernnt sbor1d Lc made ~
tunately' however, the plot was discovered. and "a
OF the prominent Paricpators in it, were arrested
and are now in the prison of Sussex county. An.
Rrehonslons were also entertained for tho quiet Of
Kent county, IN the vicinity Of Dover Patrols
walk the streets nightly to prevent surprise. and
many OF the inhabitants continue in state of much
excitement and olarm.-PhH. Eng.
attempted InsUrrection in DelqDaTs!-We learn
from the Delaware STAR Of the Dist ms that seve
Tai blacks have been imprisoned in Georgetown, in
mat state on suspicion Of being aged in plot
= ~ on ne inhahtaOta q sussox county. The
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
Cts Constitutional aaghta.
Tuesday Ercs,f,,s-, Sepf. 81.

we published yesterday, from the Charleston
"a1e''e' statement of the trial of the duty bond
!" "hch an attempt was made to cvade payment
vi TIC ground OF the unconsttutionality of the
law. we confess that account except so far nc :,
stated that judgment had been rendered ,o,;,st
Inc defendants was wholly unintcgble to us.
we really could not understand how the Cour,
couia undertake. to render judgment upon plea
vi non est iactum without the verdict of a iury.
aS mat account seemed TO state AS we probablv
misunderstood the question, and think it probable
others did also, we give the following from the
chariesson' Courier, which will place the decision
OF the Judge, in its true ght:-
From the Charleston Courier, Sept go
THE CUSTOM HOUSE BOND
=. the case -of the. u. States against Mcssrs
HOLMES, MAzycK, and GADsDEN, was concluded
Yesterday afternoon, at half past 5 O'Clock after
tic most animated discussion of the various points
winch arose during the trial. His honor Judge LEE.
gave ills opinion about noon on the question made
the Gay before, and ruled that it was not competent
TO tne defendants, to go into the consideration of
inc oond' or the constitutionality of the Tariff,
u"uor the plea OF the general issue. The defen-
nuh' counsel then commended, that they were at
per'y TO go INTO that defence, by giving notice to
.hat erect, IN filing the same plea, in analogy to
the practice under the Discount Law of this State
In this they were also overrulcd The case was
then submitted to the Jury, who, returned, after
some consultation, with verdict for the United
states, supporting the affirmative of the plea viz:
nat the bonds were the deeds of the defendants
ana adding, that that was the only question sub.
mitted to them"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

The only members of the administ ration al he 7
costs a few days ago. were the Secretary OF the
Treasury and the Attorney General. The Sec
retary OF Stnte and the Secretary of the Navy
ad not returned from their northern trip. Tho
Secretary of Wsr is absent for the purpose OF
bringing his family t. the city. The Pfeeiden,
had gone on visit To Mr. Carroll, of Carroilton
Net Journal
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
From the Ne,,Jern Spectator nj Sent o.

a letter from the Post Master in Wilmington,
dated oath inst, TO the Post Master in this place.
with the Perusal of which we have been oolgingy
favored, states that four negro men Of that place
had been examined by the magistrates, found gull
ty Of participation in tho Duplin and Sampson
plot, and were shot the morning Of the Doth.
The letter further states that other slaves of that
place arc imPlIcted, and that s ten arc in Jail,
awiting further investigation.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

NEW ORR, sept. 2l.
SUICIDE.-Williar, Dwyer, who was in prison
on the charge of having murdered his wife, com
united suicide yesterday afternoon, between the
hours of and O'Clock, by hanging himself.
" hen discovered at . o'clock, signs of life re-
manned. He effected his purpose hv suspendiu r.
himself from the prison door with his handker-
chief. He had three times been arraigned and IN
every instance pleaded guilty lie said that his wife
appeared to him in the prison, and that he wished
TO live no longer Whoa before the Court he ap-
pcared firm and composed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

FRoM THE WESTERN IsLANDs.-Capt Spaldinr
OF sour. Factor' arrived at Boston on Wednesday
evening from Fuyal, Aug. 10, reports TINT the day
before he sailed Portuguese schooner arrived.
with number of prisoners, (Miguclitcsg rom
Terceira, and Informed that on the Sd of Aurnst
the trooPsot Donna Maria landed at St. MichaeIs
and battle was fought, in which Major and two
Captains were killed, and next day the Miruelitc,
surrendered The inhabitants are represented as
much gratifed at the news, as they seemed TO re.
gard Don Miguel with the utmost detcsiation
Roaf PM
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

There is story going the rounds of the news
papers, said to be copied from the Chambersburg
tPa.) Republican, stating that Capt. Henry Gam
bles, ofthe Br. ship Lady Shcrbroke, shipwreck-
ed near Cape Ray, by which era lives lost,
had been tried at Halifax for Intentionally casting
away his vessel. The whole is evidently CON
temptibe fabrication for winch the author deserves
the pillory.-N. Y Gaz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

BIsuoP or Outo.--It is stated, that Rev. Philan-
der Chase has recently resigned the office OF Bis
hop of Ohio, and that the Rev. Mr.. Mcllvanc of
brooklyn, n Y. has received the appointment. II
is well known that the latter gentleman has been
recently elected to supply the vacancy caused by
the reclamation of the Roy. Mr.. Pnltcr.-M
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
SOE. VAEE--No. SO

our prices OF Cotton to-day, and tho sales ,monn.
10 about 1000 bags.
70 DON CORN EXCHANGE, Aug. 49,
We are moderately supplied with English Grain
Ia general tins week, but the arrival of Fore GA
Wheat and Oats is tolerablv IaYpe. rho Ne,I;1cr
Trade on the whole is rather better than on Mon
gay and hnc parcels, both of old and now, have
obtained full Is per quarter advance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
MxxGs Mg CI gTgrE

r > E-|EcrFCLLY informs the Puhuc, tnat her
= > Seminary will be re-opened on tho first
Monday IN OctcbaT- iur the reception of 9oard-
"rs and Day Pupils She thankfully acknowl-
edges her Obligations 70 the citizens of Rich
m"nd for the preference for years given 10 her
school, and DESTROYS to merit It's continuance. she
has spared neither pains nor expense 10 provide,
Tor her pupils ciicient masters and every other
advantage which can contribute to the acquire
mcnt Of q solid useful, and liberal education.
SEPT 19-Cfc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

Extract Of !c!icr dated Kingston, Jam 31st AZ
gust.
The pimcnto crop this year is done for; many
walks making from 1000 to 800 bags, will not
make 10. We have our information unfortunately
from too correct source, and when we say not a
tenth of an average crop will be picked, we
within bounds"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
From The Aibanr ARK,
GLRCaE.


tn the night follow ng Sunday, August 2lst,
Nhllc many vi the inhabitants OF Southampton
'oHnty' virginia were absent at j camp-meetings
he aCencnIo.s n'i ,,.. t"o pi'cAs rose upon
nome and s,rr;fnoJ ;.i, irh WV ii'4 I. ut
ween sixty and xcyc',. ,,ic+i,s ;,l,t a;.J,
nation of o~n. Gov or ,o,,I;,;,r1
VIII, ro- ,bo i,,,,o,,,.
RE br,ri;fl .,,J 90;
Tbc ,o,Irr ,,I,, ' n.;' ''t-i
The old in L;s l,',nr,. L 49, s1'" 1'"'N-
y;, Gov ,l,,
And bn,nos ,,,,,, i,.llI.'
For broken hc1rts ,,,,i eo,.arod
The spoils n,' r,ur.Icrons Eatn
Fair n,ss,d .l,o s,rr,..t
BrL;,!d the ,rcs,,r,, III. '''
And h,.m,rs ,.orC i',,.ri 49, -,
Aud snury ~, ,i ,I ,''' "''o
.rbo old ,,,,.,, .,.,1
AnJ VOID ', 'i'l To- I'..;.,-. I,'s iiocN'
An 49, ,o. Wv ttN m "oru'
While his Inns in rr,t.cr ,,nr l,'I
An .o,o..,,.
WI ,i - i: uo"n,
Ana brs,,I,,i .,,,,,,, ;, a. ~
For Than, tbo Go, y[ s,,o s.'a t''iF'' ="
SIcor in bo, fIdoa ~
NCr,a,,J l;I -
All fIrpl,bnI, r',Isn a,.i h @nG ~
Ware all IL = Lot1"a,I H. IS ~
A Shrek was heard by night
The cleaning axe, and tho ear just suughs
Inc sable hcnd's hurra!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sent. 81

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., sept. II.
Accident.-While an Extra Stage of Mr.. Por-
ter's crossing the Rappahannock at the lower
Ferry yesterday about ID o'clock, the horses became
frightened and precipitated themselves over the
sides of the boat into the river, and regret to
state that three out of four were drowned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

The Concord, Mass. Gazette says: Last Satur-
day young girl returned to her home, in West
ford, from ''Protracted meeting" with her mind
and feelings excited to such state offrenzy, to
commit suicide by cutting her throat with piece
ofglass in most shocking manner.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

The New Orleans Bee, of the 10th instant,
makes favorable report of the health of the city
at that date. No new cases of yellow fever had
occurred ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

assembled there, not uufoundcd. The Jarnai-
ca papers mention, that 1000 men were marching
thithcr from ChagFcs.-N. Y. Daily.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

A slave brig with four long 24s and one 80 on
pivot, arrived at Sierra Leone last of May, prize
to III. B. NJ schr Black Joke, after action of four
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

Lean Of 1hirtyJi2s thousand Dollars.
e pursuance Of Ordinance OF the CITY Of
Z Richmond, passed 18th Sept. 1891, shall, ofFor
for sale at the Merchants Coffee House. 10 TN,
highest bidder, on Monday, 9th October next. Al
IL o'clock, Thr'y.frc Ihousand Doliqrs Of cir
Stock bearing an interest Of FIVE per cont rayaI
bic quarterly at the Chouberlain'z Oficc. and r.
decmahe OF The ISL Of January, $50 No portion
eft he stock will be sold for loss than par, nor INV
lid received for smaller sum than five hundred
uc.yrs or fractional part nf that sum.
WI. p SHEPPARD, Chamberlain.
sept. I7-.a5v tbs
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

PANAMA. The approximations expressed BY one
of our correspondent ts in Columbia short time
since, that difficulty would be produced in Pana.
ma -aEu2hs knoSAcf Unaffected military officers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

Extract of letter from Florida, to the Editors,
dated Se.it +
'Since the ist June, we have had SO days of
ram. Yesterday was the first day for more than Il
month, without rain. The consequences are fail
ure Of mails-inury to crops, and more sickness
than in the last six years together"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

tees, like myself, of the independence of Bclgic
neutrality, shall be assured that this return will
not expose Belgium to new aggrcssions Courier.
HOLLAND AND BELGIUM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

hrst Tuesday in October appointed for the
commencement of their diabolical work
EiktOn Press.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

The author is mistaken to there having boom
a cHmP-mecting in neighboring district.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-29

Fran the L,nfo1 Nf,e Pri~e Current .r19in Ire.
Tie Sugar Iarko. ha- 5-cn without JTi-h7-ss,
but The purchases the da, -ll= f,OJ5 blrs 2Iauu.
thus. tA whole sold with more y.Isk1as- but tt. On
the decline wo haze stated.
Gc,ou Coffee fully maintains the late prices, -,r
q large parcel 81 ooIoury Brazil 85>. has been Of
iered md refused; Of go bos, public sale only
few lots sold.
Cottoa.--rhc market IL firm
There - more inquiry 70. tobacco out tils &c
tI@l s., .cS ,epUrtya are on a limited scale.
L.tERrooL, Wednesday, 11th.-We have no
change GO notice in orr Cotton Market, oa- the
/ s-let to-day arooaat 70 800 51gs
TEI-ec:7 less<AThsye are a. sItsr4si7ss =
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08

H. critic. 81 ST. Louis, Missouri. and ,hs t...,,,,
'n- State Of illinois, relative to the esabshme nj q,
hospitals on the Western waters, made an unavo, able
export thereoo accompanied by letter from IN. Seer.
sry Of the Treasury the subject On motion Of Mr.
Drundy, the Senate the Of IN.
reso'ut on submitted by him, prohibiting the s.,..,
committee appointed to inquire into the condon NJ ,hs
General Post Office. from examining person ,di,mi..,d
rom That Department. as to the OF their remov
a.: Va this que,tion an animated debate epsued 4,
which Mssrs. Gruody, Clayton, Woodbury. and
Holmes took part; but fore MIR. Holmes concludes
welded tn DOR, and the resolution laid on the
aoie win VI, 10 he SeDates procee ding the con-
alteration OF Executive bu.in. 81. After a short tim.
sp nj In secret session. the adjourned over to
Monday next.
In the House Of Representation. Mr.. Tuek., ot.
Tered an amendment to the bill reported on the pre-
e.ding day by Mr. Malary from the Committee on
snu'.c'ue' on the subject OF repeating that part OF
inc act OF last session OF Congres which provide for
the reduction OF the duties SALT after the Sls OF De
esmoer next from 10 cents 20 10 cents per busheI
lne porpo.t OF MIR: Fuckers amendment 10 strike
o"' ine whole bill alter the enactne clause, and in
lieu thereof to nsert bill for the total rep, OF the
DUTY on that necessary article OF life. Mr.. Reneher
presented memorial r,m .undty merchants of Will.
'nng'on NJ C., relative to the a,iug du,ies on
American tonnage in the ports OF Spain and Portugal
"A or the presentation OF various mortal aud reports
Mr. Drayton, from the Committee on Military Affair.
,sport.a bill to reduce ihe number Of the cadets al
west Point Acydemy;wbieh was reed twice and com.
n'"ee oil the Whole, aud made tn order Of the day
or THIS day. On motion OF Mr Dray.on the bill Tor
the settlement OF the claims Of South Carolina ON ,bs u
saes Tor servises rendered during the late war was
maze the special order for Monday next The bill
rom the Senate Tor the continuation OF the Cumbe
hoed was reported without amendme Mt by Mr. Yer
p'anck. IRON the Committee Of Way. and Means. re-
erred ID Cowmtee Of the Whole, and made the or.
ues OF to day. The bill en- the jecs of the salt du-
' was then taken up, aud debated at great length
VII. Chton moved to lay it on the table, bnt sub,o.
ga' my withdrew his motion. Messrs. McCreery,
uompson OF Georgs, Haynes, Sterigere, Blair, OF s.
CC~shna' Huntington, Wilde, Msiiaiy, Nuckolls and
spoke upon the question until the expiration Of
,ns noar-Ihe bill respecting the claims OF ex Pfes-
"eo Monroe was read third tms and passed, by vote
"' u" on MIR McDcffis moved TO reconsider the
OF IN. House last year the bill the
es' OF the lady OF the late Commodore Deestut; but
INC motion ives nsy ahved The remainder Of the day
was occupied in the consideration OF privat. bill, Fri
gay oe,ng one OF the days assigned for that purpose
The House adjourned a, half past four O'clock no
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08
wEDNEspAr, Jan. 2, 1881.
IN SENATE

Mr.. Ellie, from the COMMITTEES on ,bs pob,,. .od
70 Whien 'he subject had been referred repo ted bill
ProyOiog ior 'ufvsynE certain land. OF the United
States 10 Louisiana, Misss pp and AlaSsms. s,b;cS
ws' read. and ordered to second reading
Mr: 0rundy, from the Committee on Pos, of,cs and
Po,i Roads, 70 which the same had been ref RED e.
perna me bill rom the Houss Of Repressntstv,s es
Isonsn'og uniform ruls for computing the oniissgs Of
memoersc Of Congress- with several susndmso,s; which
were resd. ~ 'N"
DIR. Tyler presented ITO petition, ensmss no. heard,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08
TO THE EDTTORS-fron

IT., WAsHINGroN, Feb. 3, 1881.
This day, the bill for the relief of James Monroc
oraeied to be engrossed for third reading by vote Of
loo 10 s2-i grants the of $780, 900 Tor his losses
services, &c H. alter settling his accounts the Tres.
sury upon principles of equity and Justice. so much
shall be found due to him.
About half post one, the speaker announced next
IN order the general aPpropri ion bill, and Burgess
commenced his tproarious philippe against Ms.sr.
randolph. " Buren, and Cambreleng.-He broke off at
nan past three in the midst Of fog and the House add
Jouiheu Tomorrow we shall probably have the re.
ahuer'--,t am correctly informed, the whole spee cb
mas oeen ia'ry engrosed, word for word upon clean
white paper, more than week ago-so that YOU will
soon nave II verbatim Ell eram in the Nationals of
this city. "
MIR. Mallary very mischevously introduced propo.
son 10 increase the duty salt to Is per bushel
~ VIII produce great deal Of angry decama alton, and
then be rejected 80 "'N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08
SENATE or VTRGLNJa

On 1husddy, the Senate proceeded to the cor sid ..
rAuon OF the bill TO organize the Executive Depart
nent under the amended Constitution.
Mr.. MeComas OF Wythe, proposed te amend the bill
oy increasing the Governor salary to four thou nd
dollars, which was disagreed by the nate by the
following vote - "
AnES-Mes'rs Holt, (Speaksr) Dromsoale, Wv.
M narVie' !ovnes' Bernard, Cooke, Gibson, Beal.
McComas Of wythe, and Nc Comas of I,,gao--lI
NAfs-Me'srs. Mason. Branch, Alexander. Cab-Il
Booker Armistead, Winston Dade, McCarty, PAttes N
Cravens' Pennyh,cker, Ope, Boyd, B.rns, Mewhor-
ton, Morgan aud Edging,on-Is.
Mr. Booker then propo ed 10 amend the bill by in
erea'ing the salary OF the Councillors fifteen hun.
dred dollars; which was also disagreed to by the s.
nate. by the following vote
Af ES"Mes'rs Holt, (Saeaker,) D. omgoole Branch
WYATT Booker. Harvi', Bernard, Cooke. BesIs AMI
McCon's OF Wythe. Wv
NoES-Messrs Mason, Alexander, CabelI, Joynes
hrmistead Winston, Dads. Gibson, McCnty Crayens
sennynacker, Ope, Boyd, Berne, NJ cComas of Log an
VIC w horter, MI and T. iRinpfnn-la
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08

We have lately published pasaersph annouoelu.
The marriage Of Thomas X. Friend Of Cha o,ts Coun
WIN young lady oil janice City.-ws understand
bat hi.is an Imposition upon he Editors and upoo
me ruohc. IL We were acquainted with the real
name OF our Informant. would not hesitate IN c,.b
hsh hin.-we take every preeaution 10 our nov.r ~
avoid such silly and reprehensibie quizzes we rs
quire the annunca,ion TO DO vouehed for nv ann.
nsm'-ye ames are forged Tor the purpose OF giving
such paragraphs circulation. we be able H. a.
aver. 10 oe'ee, me author OF the commune alton in
question: We shall give his name as much eireu,a,ior
as the forgery he ha. p'lmed oHupon Us.
The Southern Reuie,o-It give, n, p,.,.,r. n
perceive that this disng uished Perodic,i il 40 Il.
placed upon permanent Establisbmsnt-Iti, an
nounced that the 18Th No will appear on the L., Nav
adI Will b. punctually issued at every subs, oman,
quarter Communications are to be addr e,sed to Mr.
N,,ner OF CHARLESTON, who l. authorised " to
remonerae authors OF articles, for the Southern Re-
view, rs literally as the contributors are 10 snv ,,r
lar journals in the Union T" '''''
The II. Of r Of Pennsyiponia. b.vs ina.sn;,.,..
PoPoned by vote OF 55 49, the motion TO r.ter 20
ceiect committee the various petitions from phil.
us'Pni Ia relation to the repeal of the Indian hiii
much debate took place upon the subiset-,nd ,hs
resun was complete discom6ture of tho Party ODD.
posed to the removal Of the Indians. ".
SIGNS IN EUROPE.
Inc Signs OF General War are stronger In Euronr
than ever. The Revolution of Poland is better c,o
'ated TO produce it, than those Of France or of B.gun
IL the whole OF Poland should burst into a asn.-
and the three powers. which parti,ioned it, should a.
' each other in securing their posse of the 4.
y,W Is not probable that France i. in a humour tc
sand oy aud refrain from rposi,ion-On this hypo
'he'is, there will be War
We are authorized to ate tina, FRANCIS E R,vr,
Prince George, will be Candidate at tho ne Al
ton for the S~nae in the district at present
ed by John Y. Mason.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-02-08
M X. RANDOLPH.

We have seen letter from this gentema>, a, late
as the l4ih December from London. He is dsyustrd
as every heera man must have been, with the gross
aud malignant calumnes which have be- set on toot
against him, in the Northern Newspapers And vet
he mas not seen all the falsehoods which have been
put Ia circulation Never were more monstrous and
malicious Iasehoods coined. The official Correspond
&c will give the lie 10 Of the no 81 vous
The very best feeling and understanding subsised he
tween Prince L'even aud Mr. R.-As soon as he was
established in ST Petersburg, he round in per-
son, and left cards with the Repres. natives Of
Court that had an Ambassador, Envoy, or Charge
all. s ~
Dnriog the tins that Mr.. r. was confined a, M,s
"iiton's, he was not boarder, but only a Ledger +:
and he never held Commune stion wi any one
oil the bodder-, except Capt. Turner of the shin Faua
OF Boston, TO whom he committed the care OF his -,
want aud baggage. Mr.. Clay, Secretary of Lesa-
ton, is OF course also excepted.
The Tailor OF the Am,rican Consul Gallo at Mr.
r. lodgings, and said h,t he had been told Mr. r. had
sett Tor him Mr. X. told him hat he had been mis-
in'ormed-and the man apologize. and retired. The
Consul was present at The ume.--The man afterwards
was sent Tor, and made soms clothes for Mr.. Cisy
THIS being A." sent for, IL said to be a common rick
v 1t.