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Have struck moro terror To the soul of Ricba,d
Thnn Gun tho Eubslance of ION ihnnsnnh snIlinrs ~

Than can tho substance of ten thousand soldiers
There was no design 10 injure or impair that fund. mr.
cosid there he any Injury in striking off this fungus. for
the Board of Public Works was nothing more.
Mr.. Mason OF +. sad that every session since he
mad been in the House, this proposition had been he
lore il, advocated by he gentleman from MeckIe nb,yr
Mr.. Goode said, 'last year only"
Mr.. Mason SAID he might have been mistaken. Ue
thought the gentleman ought % have looked at the bis-
tory OF legislat on in this House, before he threw ont
the challenge to the friends Of Intern i improvement,
10 shew that the Board had done any good. II had
been truly stated, that the House had disregarded the
recommendation OF the Board, and thus rendered. ,be;r
labors nugatory. The legislature had always rfiec,.J
their advice. Cn bono TO they advise US. saws the
gentleman. Gu bono advise, when the dominant cow
er uniformly rejects the alvice? This was a ouestion
ior me genueman himself to arswe'. IL IS as true that fbe
Legislature had never adopted IL; but that was no pro, Il
oil The lnefficiency Of the advisory power. On the con-
u"ry' u rendered suppositon OF that me efficiency mere
as ths means had new r been used to prove
whether the advice were good or not.
The Board was formed Of ten citizens from te va.
TlOuS secuOns oil the country. They come here sunoos-
cd TO be well advised on tho subject. What dill tbcv
DO ms Year, They ecommende numerous improve.
I0cnts, TO be effected by means of a loan, " bicb. in ,bc
form oil a bi J, was voted down in the House. The satno
lave had attended, The various plans recommended bv
the Board in other years. And now the paramount
power declares that they have done no good. II wac
ho' because the advice waf useless, for that had M,
peen proved-and should the House abolish this Board
ueIore me proof hal been obtained, in order that they
Inight nave a better? ~ the House acceded 10 hs
ITs' measure OF the enemies Of internal Improyemect.
NC neAt would he the destruction OF the Fund Ne
hVPgu 'oe ufne "9uId come when the dominant mower
would have changed hands--when Virginia vould
adopt system by which tie produce ofher soricnI.
'of'ss might DO carried TO market They should then
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

, W CLEKkS.-A si'Uation is ,Vsnted IN a SUP, rioT
a Court Clerks Office, by a Young man 1hp 80,
'ei':d 10 a Chancery Court Office, and has since cen
Smployed as a Deputy in the Office Of the Superior
Court Of Law, 10 Que OF the large counties. Saiislae-
'oiy ecu ponisiso OF character ADD qualifications can BIO
produced. Letter. addressed to b, warsnion, Va.
rom any Cleik who may, utder the ne " arrangement
o. me Coufts, with 10 employ a Deputy, Glazing terms,
April 20. uo-uA
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DRY GOODS .AT vHoxE ssaLE .sNcD RE.
III

RENFORD, BROOKS 4 Co., have enlarged their
ND Wholesale end retail S,ore.rooms, and are now
receiving and opening a handsome and well selected
assortment OF good and fashionable Spring Goods.
eomprising every article in their iine-,he mos, Of
which were purchased at the New York package
salss at suc ion, upon the moot advantageous TERMS
They particularly invite Country Merchants and r.tail
purchasers, to call and exAmin, their Il ok of goods.
as they are determined to sell ehesp.
April 8. ~III-2e6w
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E&OCkiNGHAM LAND F0R ALE am de-
zG sitous 10 cell the Trlci of Land, On which I 20.
SIDE iy'"s IN tie upper part Of BuokiDgha am county,
containing GOT l-2 acfes. That yar, o. tho land un-
der cultivation, lee in a con pact body-geueraliy lew
ri-sascePtbie ct great improvement, well apted TO
ne production OF Tobacco, Corn, every kind of small
grain, and gfasse@-vcl water.d, and ahurdapcee II
vaiuaoi9 ninoer. IL has on Il a framed Hou7 e, with
our rooms and a passage below, md two rooms and a
passage above siairs-a cellar 20 feet by 36 "a franz
ed barn ~ iset 'qnare, and a shed 10 by 81 fec, az IN,
inland Other heces AIRY ou,-hou.es-sn orchard of
chcice selected ituit trees.-Ii is wi hin a quarter of a
mile oil a Eiist Mtl-abont a mile from a Black mi his
onop-atout the same distancs from a Tan Yard
abon' a mile asd a quer er from a Saw Mill and
abou' D m s from Bent Creek. whc e there is a Tobac.
co In 'pection and a Post Office, and in the vicinity of
which, there is an eXcellrnt Manufacturing MiI.-A
farther ~ce'criPto on IL d. emej unnecessary, a, i, /, pre-
sumed tn purcn Sc would wish t. view the PREMISES.
ierms wiIbe Accommodating -Wbea, may b. so,vn
al The usual lime, and possession given by the FIRST
November next. G FERGUSON.
Rwal View, Arril 20. ue-a,
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RKILLER WANTED.-We wish TO employ a Oood
lVa Head Miller at our Mills ia Petcrsburg. Meme
need appy, hut such az san pfoiuce saiisfAetory svi.
dence of good character and qpaliGcstons.-To such
a one, a liberal saiaty sill lie given.
MADISON & WENTWORTH.
April 20 Is-v6,E
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

DISSOLUTION.
THNHE cC-paFtnerslip heretofore oxif ting under the
a h-m Of Smith aud Johnron, is this day di,solv.
ed by mutual consent. P.Eons Indebted TO tho late
concern, ~ mote o. Otherwise, Will pr sse make eoTIy
psymen, tn either Ct he parties. IN like manner, those
having eIains will present them.
FRANCS J. MiT
April. D Il1-w6w THOS. T. JOHNSON.
FHSO MIR HOAAS M0ALE-Tsks notice, that,
z on Friday, the 27,h Of May next. at tho Omcs
Of the Federal Court, in The city OF Ric hmond, | shall
tsko the deposition Of william Mann. to be read as evil
deoce on ths hearing Of an Injunction now depending
and undetermined, 10 the Uni ed S'ates' Court Tor ihe
Fifth Circuit and Eastern Di'trisi OF Virginia, in which
| am plaintiff aud yon are defendant.
JOHN $. WEXFORD.
MSrrh . 99-@td
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T9NO THE MEMBERS or THE PRoTEsrANT EPIs.
a coPAI. CHURcH.-The Annual Conven inn OF
the Pro cot n EyisapJ Church Of Virginia, viii be
held in The Borough o. Norfolk. on Thurffay the 19h
IoFan'. JOHN G WILLIAMS, See'fv.
May 3. I2o-id
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All persons having cieims against the Estate. are re-.
qHesied 10 present them to the Subscriber wilhou, de-
pigment. Those inieO;et, are Ike wise in.
Vi'ed 70 make immediate payment, as indulgence cam
het b. siVer. JOHN CHANDLER, Ex'or
Of T;no by Chandler, dsc.
Caroline. AorIl %. I1,,Js
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yH1OBACCO.- Public WaTe-hOuse-Rfchmond -
u Piat'efs snd otbeTs,ssnding Tobaseo to this Ware
house, are asfrro5, that Tie . rictesi attention will be
p I'D iriretovcr ng and securing tire sans.
The drsyaee, and other charges on Tohacco, bv The
1sy Of Pstefsbrfg, NOfiolk, &C. The same ~ 10 Other
Warehouses in The ~Cty.-Freighi iol, sc T., advanced
wben required. LAKELAND e. FISHER.
March III. lOO-1stJnne InspectOTs
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a ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.-An persons hav
Ia ing claims against the Estates Of Mary NJ. g.. p.
kootes and VIM. III. Prosser, deed. late of the County
OF Gloucester, are earnestly requested to present them
10 the subscriber for settlement, as he is determined TO
close his administration uron said Estates, with The
present year, and distribute the assets in his hands.
April IL. lI3-wSt. JOHN TABB, Admir-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-06

April l2ih, 1881.
bNThoss Editors who ara requested 10 pub!ish
ihe Act TO which this is explanatory, will publish
This also, following Immediately after the other.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
DDgg Il STEGs
From. Tie New YORK imcrican.

J
Outrage AT PLATrsBUEG.-NTc published on
Tuesday statement from the Flattsburg Aurora,
OF nlurdcrous assault committed III that village ON
a young lady, one of the inhabitants, on the even
ing Of the lst INST. The Piattsburg Republican of
the Sth Just recaycd, contains further PARTICULARS
bat tiicy throw light the motive OF the per-
Ptrator of the outrage which remains subject for
conjecture. That paper says:
can almost infinite number Of rImors and con-
lectures afloat on the subject but we believe the
following will disclose the facts of the transaction.
The lady, in company with her sister, was about
clght IN the evening. passing through of the
most public avenues of the village, and within a
few rods Of the most fisquc2ted section of it, They
observed little in front Of them, object iri t,.
street, which in the indstinctncss of the evening"
they supposed 10 be an animal, bat when they had
approached within or feet it arose from the
earth and disclosed tue fgure of man. He ad-
vaaced towards them ana examined the face ofoacl
with ln!cnscness. Tho lady upon whom tie assault
w2s pcrPcratcd attempted to escape and ran a feg.
feet, but was soon ovcrtakcn by the person. who
gracped her violently by the throat with one hand
AID with the ether gave blow with n dirk or eoin
ether weapon, by which she was severely wounded
The villain was alarmed by hor cries of murder
and fed, without accomplishing his design Th,
nature or the instrument, and the direction of thu
blow, can leave rational and well founded
doubt but that the object of the assault was assass
nation. The person of the Individual vas entirely
dIguIscd, and his face muffed or covered with !
mask: The whole subject is wrapped in myster,
and Is at present incxPcable. a strong sensation
has been produced through the community, anc
immediate measures have been adopted TO inves
tlgatc, and Snravcl the subject. q Committee o
vigilance has been appointed, who crgagcc
III constant and uctiyc examination of every cir
cumstamce which has been developed.
y Committee on behalf Of the citizens have Of
tcred a reward Of $500 for tho detection ant
conviction of tie offender. The following is TIL
only description given of hiu1-"IIe is supposed Il
have been dressed in rrgc orer-coot NJ dgrk co1or
~ n'orc tbGn ordinG,y length, closely bultoncd o
wrapped around him, End in pantaoous Eghier TIN,
ms emit He is believed TO be almost six feet high
and OF a slender frame. as it would appear that Thu
lady herself can furnish possible clue that Nigh
lead to his Identification, the most plausible suppo
siaon is that lie is n maniac.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
GDe Constitutional 9gsbag.
Taesa0y Evcsissg, OCT. rs.

Gov. foindexters letter forete;l will not raise
nun In the estimation of some at the Palace where
IL we mistake not, he was not in good 'odour, even
Mt the time of his election to the Senate OF the IT,
States To go no further with the administration Of
Gen. jackson than he CONFORMS his actions to the
constitution " the good ofthc American People no
one knows better than Gov Poindexter himself is
not 1acKsonism nor the shadow of Jachsonism
"hen therefore, he says that "no honest man would
expect or desire more," we think can see lurking
underneath, asorry compliment to the greatest and
pest, and his supporters. Gov. Poindextcr is OPP
posed TO Gen. Jackson's Administration-it is idle
TO attempt to dony it, as much opposed az would
be Mr.. Clay, if in the Senate, Messrs. Web
stcr, Clayton, SC. SC.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

AT meeting of small portion of the citizens
OF Louisa, opposed to the reelection of Andrew
Jackson to the the Presidency, held at the Court
House on Monday the 10th inst. Arthcr Clayton,
was called to the chair, and Philip III. Jenes ap-
pointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being underst God, the
following resolutions submitted and agreed to-:
Resolved, That this meeting approve the plan of
holding a National Convention, in Baltimore to
nominate suitable persons as candidates for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency of the u States,
at the next Presidential election
Resolved, That this meeting concur in the raso-
luton adopted by the Richmond meeting appoin-
ting Chapman Johnson and Robert stanard 10 re-
present the state at large in said Convention.
Resolved, That this meeting appoint delegates
to meet others from the counties composing this
congressional district, at Orange Court House,
on the 18th inst for the purpose Disappointing
n delegate to represent this district in said
Convention, and that Frederick Harris, Doct los
w. Pcndeton and James Niche, be appointed for
That purpose.
Resolved, That copy Of these proceedings be
forwarded to the editors of the Political Arena
Richmond Enquirer and Constitutional Wing with
a request that they publish the same.
ARTHUR CLAYTON Presd'nt.
PItILir II. JONES, Sccrry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
ES"esSaaesefGy Eueaslag. Ocs. I9.

We hope we shall not be misunderstood bv our
friend of tho Beacon, when we say that Justice to
him does not require of to republish the reply
of that paper, TO few remarks of ours on the infor
nation of some Captains of vessels in James River
we never dreamt of malice; we never psinuated
improper motive. We were told by respectable
authority, that facts had been misstated We so
said and gave our authority. We had no idea that
our motive could be misunderstood We repub
iish the Editors statement facts and regret that
the result shown has been fatal.
From the Beacon
Statement of facts relative TO the sickness in
James River, as communicated to us by Masters OF
Vessels (or their agents herc) which have come
down the River, and anchored in Hampton Roads
The vessels marked with an usterisk are still
in the Roads.
Ship james Chopper, Gary-1st officer dead,
and crew nearly all sick.
Brig Pleiadcs, McCarren-mate and / or 9 Of
the crew dead, remainder sick.
sohlP LydIa--crew sick.
ship Logan, Atkins-cre- sick
Brig Atlas, Adams-mate and some of crew,
dead, remainder sick.
Brig Bclvidcre, Flctcher-crcw sick
BE- ship Anacrcon Lenox-crew Sick
snip Margaret Scott, Jones-2 dead crew sick
discharged g.
Ship Putarch, Johnson dead. crcu, siL die
charged 2. N''
Ship Julian, Smith, dead, both officers and
crew sick. "''-
Barque Portland, lowell dead, LIST officer
and all the crew sick, had to reship 3 men.
Bremen brig Weser, Grau-lst officer dead.
End sick o'
Brig Grand Turk Pavnc-lst of6cc- dead.
French ship Admiral Hucon. Gnedon-o,
present, Sd mate and six men sick: all of then,
have been 81 X.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
MURDER.

In previous paper we gave an account of what
was then supposed 10 be the accidental burning of
the dwelling house of Mr.. Henry Lewis, of Prince
George, in which that gentleman was consumed.
We have since been informed that some suspicion
having been excited. investigation took place in
the early part of last week, which resulted in the
charge of murder. 1t appears, from the partial
confessions of the negroes, that they entered the
house after their master had retired to rest, muir
dered him in his bed, robbed him Of bis money and
some valuable articles, and then set fire to the
house 10 prevent suspicion. The property was
found in the places designated by the culprils.
They arc in the hands of justice, and there for the
present, we leave tlem.-Pctcrsburg Inteiligencer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
From. Niles, Rcrjs,,,

"BhANcE OF TRADE."-WS made a few rom,rl,.
ABOUT money IN our last paper. We much fear the
statement lis true, that the revenue from i,nporin
IONS will amount to 30 millions for the rrcscnt
year. lms amount OF revenue, because of tho
quantity OF free articles, must represent , IN,
SUMPTION Cor IN other words, excess of importa
ions oil foreign goods over the eypor,ut;o,s of
thcm) of az least 100 millions of doliars-thc val
Tie OF the domestic articles exported last wear was
only % mil!hns, and if the profits on labor sub
sistcnce and capital employed in navigation DO
aiued-tho aggregate value cannot have exceeded
80 miions, so That, II the exports of the present
year shall not DC greater than the last, there will
be general deficiency of 80 millions-and how
shall that mighty sum be settled In part by loss
cs on forced sales of goods because of t!lor srr
plus quantity-in part by bankruptcies and the re-
mainder in coin.
WooL.-Wc mentioned in our last that the pricc
OF American Wool ranged from 30 to 20 cents per
10. but have since observed that tho 0uo;atous 4,
Baltimore, (Which however, is not a great wool
markeC are from 80 TO 5S-thc quality per,aps
being generally inferior to the product of the moro
northern States, From the large quantities that
we see advertised, further decline in Price must
DC expected. The spccuiafioas which we smoke of
last spring, have had the reaction which cvery prr
oeht man, tout of the vortex of their operation
panty forcsaw must take place-and this has been
aiaca ny heavy ulportotions notwitlistaud inp The,
cihcicnt duty wool Such tiiups ar. ,lv,,vs
injurious But we hope that the woorrow-
ers, generally thought as we did and realized
the highest price for their crops, BY early sa,cs
10 assist the further reduction in price money
mas become ''scarce"-and no small proportion nj
the ercessire quantity of British woolens recently
imported must nc "hammered-off at auction" to
raise the wind" and pay British debts The price
Vi foreign ana domestic cloths has much declined
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

,n' "s' WIZ ilie late DT. James Dean the sub
St'oe'S are authorized 10 sell, ath they now off, r.
sue ms 'a!I"he Estate, lying on Ware River in IL
pny OF ''i"ufrsier, ~ tive State nf Virginia abo,,
ea'y vac W7oc 81 wnch rs low ground, aud sbon, III
acres are c!eaIcc, ""d - high Of culiiryi: -,
adapted Il ifs gFo~tA OF tu,lisu <,cr-. NLs.. ~
DtIdy' ihe'e Is sFa-'o"s Dwelling House nd Us
ONE necessary ON horscs, good repair on IRIS E,
INC best q'sUy are 5ken in sight If the Hon,s "a
"re "''9"'e de crp"n j. deemed unnecessarv as :, ~
@ ~ lsi.oh wishing 30 purchase wi, fist exanf-
'eoike W. nhnps a purchaser Of the land car he M
c,.r,n1'i yea WIN as m'ny slaves ~ may renoy.
C"'YH'e ~ NV aIs1 INC farming ufshs1s - .Ets "
syeIy at'c'pHn7 The iin' Of sy1,cr, eyiii no 1
70 SiN ne ruc"asers: Fo1 fuaher particulars s,,.
addressed TO Ctristceh0s Touukins - R-,L stteT s
House, Va vii uicet due attention "s CouN
CH'R IOAlFKiNS
JOHN u. JARVIS tTz,o-s,of r.. 49,.
henry W~TABB y N's"' ueS,d.
"Ai t9sS@-
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

we give a few touches upon the mails from differ
ent quarters. 1t We were to give in the sum of
our experience, 1t would be, that day in the 365
IN the year. do we receive our papers regularly.
Ihcre certainly cannot be daily mail between
hero and Boston, and we should be utterly at loss
to tell whether Charleston, South Carolina, was
north or south OF us, were we to judge alone by
the quarter from which the Courier and Gazette or
rivc-and as to the Gazette, it does not come of.
toner than three times week. We think the Ed
itor must be mistaken i'll his publishing a daily pa
per.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
NEW YORK MAkKET-oe,. IL.

FLourc-Our market continues i'm tho same state
noticed last week. Western is still in demand
and so little is arriving, that the supply is scarcely
adequate to the demand and yesterday holders were
cusbied TO make sales u trifliEg advance. South
cTa continues TO arrive rather freely, and there is
little inclination TO buy, although offered prcos
4 shade lower. Indian Meal, i'll barrels, has been
sold nj So S75 cash.
EXCHANG ES--vf- quote Bills on London Mt
Ill., on Paris 5.lli $40, on Amsterdam Al, and
Hamburger 35b.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
COMMERCIAL.

PETERsoURG, Oct. lS.-JFheat has como in more
beautifully last week than any this sea son, amongst
which wore upwards of one hundred wagon loads
OF very superior quality weighing from 81 to Ga
lbs per bushcl from the counties of Granville and
Orange, North Carolina, and easily sold ut los to-
llo cts which appears to DO still the present pr-
ccs-we continue our quotation 100 TO 107 for rod,
and lUo to liz for white; within few days ths
qna!itY has very much Improved and very faw loads
damaged, wet or very inferior has boon brought to
narket-they sold at 5 TO % cls.=- Lnt.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20
From he Rn.t,n DniIu Adror,.,or

from ne Boston Dglty IdTcrt.Scr.
The Russian armies appeared to be advancing
upon Warsaw without any cfTcctual opposition end
there was Z report that the city had been surren-
dercd. The only important information from that
quarter will be found in the annexed extracts
nc affairs Of Belgium appeared TO be on The
point of adjustment and the French troops were
about TO TIC withdrawn.
The report of tho breaking ont Of the Cholera at
Vienna unfoundcd This disease was abalinr
at Perth. The state of health in St. Petcrsburgh
continued to improve. The Reform bill was still un-
der discussion in committee nf the House Lord
AthorPc expressed a hope that the committee
would get through their lubors on the bill before
the coronation. The harvest in every part CT En-
gland had been usually productive, and the weather
for gathering favorable.
The French army according tt, the return Of thc
Minister Of Finance, contains 40300O men, Of
whom the active army embraces 365 lO7 men, the
gcndauacrjc lGl07, veterans. &C. 1898, general
staff, .GZG. The nui1bar Of uiuskofs which bad
been delivered 10 tbe Na'ionGl Guard was SEQ ISL
snLrGs 2i5,GG0, and pieces Of artillery 500. The
hiiHiStcrIal party has succeeded in clcctinr II
Charles DrPin, Deputy FOR tho lCih arondiscnont
Of PARIS.
LOvuoN, Sept. I've received last night f'rcnsh
papers dated Trdny, and Dutch, Es;s ian, and Prua-
sian papers 10 the date Of yesterday. Tic whole Of
thcir interest centres in tc notices which t..oy CON
tain respecting Poland the actual situation and
tGferc ProsPcca of which have acquired cjdi-
tionIl importance IL is manifest that almost q.
very passing hour is stride 10 tho goal Of It's ate
Whatever that may Lc. Is 10 tho critical and almost
desperate affairs Of Tic brave, but un7ssistcd and
apparently doomed PATRIOTS the total future Of
their efforts 20 revoGiouzn iinuauia fine aboriivc
issue Of the attempt more recently made by Cen
Razrs5 10 rouse The peasants and organize the mi.
IIio in the ncighborhood Of Craccw, and tho I'M
lnircncy Of the peril which 1c~cs the capital now
that four hos'i." arpos, ruoProscG. are r3datu-
upon it from different points, :csc journals gone
rally concur in their admissions and accounts. The
Messenger dos Chambers of Friday, sja.cy that the
Russians were 0ya She last accounts, within thrce
leagues OF Warsaw, and tuaf crisis was inevitable
The Russian papers contain reports al .-Cseod br
the Imperial Generals 20 tlicir master, WHICH rive
TO the transactions oftac rar, the most gloomy ar
poet; their march IS c,cTy whore described as an
uninterrupted Triumph, and in some places their
presence is said to nave been hailed with ea.isfac,
tion BY the country people, who are worn out with
The Citgdes and cxactions Of The strife. These re-
presentations are, Of course, greatly exaggerated.
butt tie Tact % tic .ti gaining advance Of he R-7.
cian army givcs .han but TOO color85lo p'auSi5iI
". ii, MN body e tae srsny, which !fsrear.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-20

Specie continues to leave tho country TO pay for
EnghSh tdoor, and for tho support of British Man
Udcfurers. The Banks are alarmed in consc
amencc Discounts are curtacd to a large amount.
IL ne pressure begins to be extensively felt by the
mercantile community. The price of produce will.
OF course como down as the scarcity of money in
creases; and merchants, farmers, manufacturers
iaborers and all will suffer. This is the result of
excessive importations-a branch of the free tradc
doctr!nc-and a nero shadow of what would han
pen should our country be mad as to overthrow
the American SYescm.-N. JcrScu Ercdn