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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

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80 .l.,si-,d a.n.c lie rs.1ao.s b;i#esn the
> .eh :. Is hi. VII hoy . .t.'T-
we ,.5sr trssa Grrlnseh' llla : 1'.'t l#..'.'
5,.=s5 .ride, which was comm, s's'' y /
' a. ias -5t session. AZ as'5''5 s'sz
Which II bus 5e.l, 10 or " D., mn ''.''-
fsia ., ,..z.a 81, ass.uats JaaSn!=h1 U, rs u.
.s.,l. y every reason 70 o.ns., NJ Il "a
Haai .l4.. H4,rds.al. The tad thereby a'Ao-
aaFa ll-'.f - - n, 39.h Of Sep:.,.l LAST.
~ .ss1o,j tons Of American, aal l't'l
I3"5oSc =, saipning in the outward " aS''
'ot5 % nd aa.riy an sgua amount % Am'F-
-4i4 s.. ,,a4, o.Igaf ijreisa tonnage Adyanui-
en- a''' ..r.s,ltel u or agricultural interests
gess 10 - ,,.. ira IL bafH "a Canada ahtoa
Ism s'' .-.,l Stat.s Oorleriur 81 tn y Law
las''''' I.L.I.i.s. which may Prove nor ihh
t.. -, the los sustained by tn" dissf.a'lna
'at' f,y,. III trail ot tn Northern colo
..s with the Neslln'leS' ..,.....f...;,., .,
,e.,,r ram tea from tha sta'e 81 colonies 10
a.tan N lrpsndea, nation, many r'ieiS "ers
,.l. ,,ee.sry to b. settled BET" N Us am "'c',
io9ili il'e1y ,-,o,r taa.n was tn damarrato1 oil
bfRni ~, d..erIb,l with suf'1a precision
r., O. Peac,. Some 9th lines that III
m,"| si,fcs AMI Territories OF The United
Nm -, the British Provinces, have been ochn
-. 81 Thet however winch SoPtf2tcS IL
III. proyucesui ana II '''' -N'" ven, - ','7
... 4, the North and In. LAST was sun III US
'5..y.haa cam INTO oihce hu' fo.u2 faI',75z
r,,.r,,ll,for is settlement Over "n'ch h'' no
i.,',oI The commissioners VINO h'l been oI'-
,5,,a,r} uIpl.r the provisions OF inc treaty oi
!Ia5, L,gI4y 5eca uaa5l3 to agfae' a convention
,,.,.u.}l. with Grea' Britain by my nll'h'o''e
....i.,...,o. IL oica, with tu aaSiee ana eo"s''1'
=. hv which it was agreed " that the
,.,,,,- oftlIiltnte which nave ans" IA u, 81
,..t nj. till i,o5lnaty Inc D''"eeh ''le h''.li-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

.til'tFHt a.N = 80 "a. =
>1aan on tn epn'ln,n NJ q America, vas aaaey.d
at frequently interrupted by her public and pri-
fate ermed ship They captured many Of ON YES
sfS pras'suihz lawn! commerce. aal sold th6m
anI Their curso#s anl At one ;aac 10 oar demands
for restoration aud indemnity opposed the alicia.
ton, that J'ley were taken m the violation af q
b".aade OF all tn" ports Of those. Sffos THIS
blockade was desllratory only, and the nadequrcy
of the farcn to maintain n, syas 50 manifest La,
ii delegation Wa, VARIED to aehorse Of tr.ds an
rontrehand of VII This IA lis turn, was slsoI
ialni antrnable; nl The minister HON sent with
instructions 10 press fer tho reparat on that due
10 our injured fellow citizens, has transmitted an
answer 70 Lis demand, by which the captures are
declared 10 have been leeal am are justified, be-
clp,H tn in ralicnre OF the States of America
never having been acknowledged by Spaln she
had rsat 10 prohibit trade with them under her
Old colonial aAs. thus ground of d fence was
contradictory, not only TO those Which had boon
formerly ALLEGED but IN the uniform practice and
established laws of nations; and had been uhan-
donadby SPAN herself in the convention which
granted indemnify to British subjects for captures,
md 1t the SAM time underline same circmstan-
cos. aal for the same allegations With thos1 of
which " complain
however, indulge the hope that further rehcc-
tlon will lead 10 other views, aud feel confident thut
whom lis Catholic Majesty >Eall be convinced of
the ia5ticn of the ca his desire to preserve friend
ly relations httWccn the two countries, which 1t is
my earnest enaaavor 10 maintain, veil induce HIM
t. aerelr To our demand have therefore despatch
ed a special messenger, with instructions 10 our
Minister 10 bring the ease once more to his rpasld
Grafton; to the end that if, which | cannot bring
myself 10 he.iav., the same decision, tI't cannot
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
JOURNEYN MEN TAILORS
aEE5z

a OR good VorSmsn Would fnd it much TO
X their advantage 10 embrnea TIL, opportunity n
Getting "A stondy seot work and as good wagc.
{ brlIege) rs are givcn in this State,
JOHN q SHELTON
Dec Ct
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
Broad Cloths, Cassinetts and Elan

DIUdW NIUVIIS, VH09IHtIIs HIU + hui
ncls.
,nliG sub9crlbcr has ON hand
- / piece superior Blue Broad Cloth
do splendid grecn do
| do do brown do
All ueW aud fresh, winch he Is DESTROYS or selling
of before Spring and will sell lhcm at very rcduc
ed pleoi Tor TIN quuhly considerably below uiunI
rates He also has on hand some very superior
cossnl,lc and red and yellow flooncIa, ior which
hc v III take low prices.
JOIN w SCIlOOLFlELD
De- 1t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08

II 900 TEXTS
MODE OF DRAWING.
SpLENDlD SCuEME

II 900 ticl,cts.
MODE Of DRAWING
To be drwnon the A, b, C. pion Tho 1000
prlzc3 of ~ to be awarded to the FIRST, accoltl ~
ihrd division, 10 be- determined b, thai which may
drnw the copuoIpzc Of t5 600 50 tIat the holder
of three tickets one in eaeh division, is certain 10
draw one prlze, aud nay draw four. hIlthe priz4s
above the denomination oi III IN one whn and all
the numbers IN anothorul once the Whole 10 BE-
drawn IN a iew hours. Prizes pnyoblf IN cash, for
~ days after the driving, and subject 10 the usual
deduction Of fifteen per cent
Ticket. -, Iulses n 30, Qra. so rs
For sale at blGGES LOTTERY
and Exchange Office, Lynch.
Where al orders fom the country, (post paid
enclosing the cash on Prize tickets, VIII meet with
prompt attention.
Nov. p
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
New AnnAon AcaAeny

TEYHE ENSUING Session at this Institution
H. will begin on Monday the 2aa OF January,
and end the last of May. FERNS for Beard and lul-
ton as heretofore iiGNRf Ian. DAVIES.
Dec. 5 W.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
\ very valuable Tract of Land
IRR SALE.

ihfilE uud",signei VII sell great bargain
~ ~ y s,nabl. Itact Of Lard. lying IN
BEDFORD county, on he hfad waters OF Goose
C,eek. ~ ,iie lost .. ~ Bloc Ridge. ABBOTT 3
,n,lrs i,orn ?. Butaea containing ~ Hale
survey 1928 81 acrss. -lae surveyor was Re
qlc,, mot The q'slity and qaoh'"y !"
woods. au,i tne iojovrg is hts written report
GG7 "a a,res cne s,rRty ia good land. hes web,
ha.r,n ,ynu,,s. and has UPWARDS 81 slsIy scrra
or low e,oor1s--.ll3 , ma, all he sad 10 be
jo W aGs sa,rn G 'ad AM ant generally thin
and hrotru--3l4 IA one h1i' lies WELLS good
Tobacco iond HE other hall. ron9h and poo
tbo' well Gunberrd Tie i,rms atcummohh,
t,rp. say !, . aud 3 y ars, or ior caso---e'ihsf
w.. good tarern ran he hnd. Application
10 ,ne = Lynrhhurg. Ehr Lint Will ~ shenn
by Ihumo. :. airl. "ho live on the ffeniSe3'
TO any one Aashiug n .' chase.
80. 4. ROYAL,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-12-08
MA IsIEE AGE.

MARRIED on Thurdry the 2lth of Nov by
bc ReA Mr. Pollard SAMUEL. NJ ARMS
l'EAD to Nh FRANCES M. COBBS, all Of
Campbell county
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Dec
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
LOOK READER

Statement exhibiting at one view, the arrange
ment of the Districts and Circuits, as proposed bv
the amendments of the Senate to the Judiciary Bill
with the number of Suits Including appeals wrts of
error and supersedeas) brought in EACH both in the
county and Corporation Courts, and in the Supe-
ror Courts OF Law, from the LIST day of September,
1926 to the LIST of September $780, taken from pub
lie documents; to which is appended a statement ex-
hibting the number of Suits brought in the Superior
Conrs Of Chancery, within the same time.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

.::; :: e: CO..: ::;::::: Ill
mond' Isle OF Wight, Sufry, Sussex, and ~
Circuit-Pnce George GreensvIIe. '''o0 'o0@ 0'i40
Dnwiddle, Petersburg, Powhaan Anne
''a' anu Chesterfield 6,o62 3,O3s s,O95
- r,s.,n,..u n,l4a 6o95 1928
Circuit-Nottoway Prince Edward.
Charlotte, Brunswick, Lunenburg and
MeCkenbuTg, o enz > Of, IN o 90
Circut-Haifx Pittsylvana, Henry, '''' ~'fi ioo4'
Patrick and Franklin $685. 945 6,5G1
-, ,,uu. 1891 $3.50 1880
Crcuit-Cumberland Buckingham,
Campbell, Lynchburg, and Bedford 1881 1S1i oId3
CIrcui-kiDg William, Essex, Caroline -
Hanover GoOobIand' and Hefioo 1858 2,Ia5 9,248
=, ,,,..,,,. 1854 3,7O6 1880
Observation-Disclosures, and Accomack I 1872 7e2 . ooi
SGIiIcun-Warwick, York, Gloucester,
Matthew'S, Middlesex, King g. Queen
New KeRt, Charles City, James Civ
anu E'1a0e'n CITY, 4,759 1876 CABS
:. n,s.na,e.u 6,55I 1858 8,519
Crcuii-Laucaster Northumberland
Richmond County WesimoreIand KIM
George, Stafford, Prince William, and
10 Circn-Fluvanna, Louisa, Orange 40 1908 o''i0
Madison, Culpepper, and Fauqucr, zI76 I5o3 $50
y, n,e.u,eu 1924 s,271 1916
II Cncut-Farax, Loudoun Jefferson
Berkeley, and Frederick 2 7es ooz n ,c,
II Cmcut-Morgan, Hampshire Hardy '' '''o@
Pendieton, Page and Shenandoah 35q1 soy 1000
", r,sr,,eu- 1856 1884 13,45o
10 Circuit Amherst, Nelson, AbemarIe
Rockingham, and Augusta, 8 or goi 7r,,
II Crcui--Rockbndge, Bath, Pocabon ''''i
tas, Gfeenbner Allegheny, g. Botetourt 1882 553
VII, r,,--r,,e, 1o959 1,147 1906
10 CHcut-Lee, Scott Russell. Washing.
IS 'G 4,,c iaze% Gl. and Wytbe 1921 4O 4122
Giles Monroe, Fayet,e and Logan $50 395 oad
~ r,,.,r,,,e.--. $50 7os 6,1O6
j Crcut-Lews, Wood, Jackson Mason,
Cabell, Nicholas, and Kansvyba 2S41 ae2 q %,
Is Circu--TyIer, Ohio, Brooke Monoppa '~~'
I'1, Preston, Randolph, and HARRISON 231s 8z4 q1h5
1852 1907 $3.50
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12


ne above statement was compiled with care from,
o'ic'ai documents and has been furnished us by the
conquer We proceed to make few deductions
which obtrude themselves upop orr ot,ert;o, 49,,
this is subject of immediate. deem and ,r,,,I 49,,
cernment we intreat the readers serious cors;do,
ton. 1ohsiuefa-
frs'' tnen, the quantity of business transacte1
oy the County Courts (Which are not paid.) in tb.
last I'VE years. compared to that transacted nv tho
Superior Courts of Law and Chancery fthe Judoes
OF which are paidl is as 9lO35 to eo16o or mo,e
then 3 to- - '''i'
:. Divide this number of 90 100 1.-THE number Of
S"'sJ hrst by D, the number of years in which thew
were brought, and then by % the number of JUDGES
anu ohanceiors, and will give us the average num-
DER OF SUITS which each Judge and Chancellor hasbad
TO try, per annum. This average number is 3o7
.. uo through the same process of calculation
only dividing by l8, the number of Judges proposed
oy the Senate, and we shall find that there has been
anu WOULD probably now be- 324 suits for each Judoe
+ IN England the 12 Judges with the three
ohahcefy Judges have an annual aggregate of cases
oelore them estimated at upwards e6OOO Divide
ooouo oy 10 and we have $3.50 cases to ZACH Iudo.r
.. These are facts Connected WIKI the relative
amount OF business in East and West VIRGINIA. which
will strike the reader. What we wish to imnress
upon him. Is, that we are -ridden-that if the
business of the country has not been done. as we
know it has not been done, it was not because there
t0as not plenty Of Judges to do it, If 10 JUDGES
cannot decide an annual average of 3O7 cases To
Judge, is the fault in the paucty of Judges or in
their indOtence? "
Gi' In the Senate or Saturday, the Judiciary bill
returned from the House with Its disagreement to the
amendment of the Senate, (13 Circuits and 1 judo
es instead OF IL circuits and 24 Judges was met at
the threshold A motion TO adhere was rejected. 40
occludng deliberation and conference A motion n.
'nS'st upon the Senate's amendment was carried OF
10 5-Messrs Boyd, Cooke, Dromgoole Harv,e and
Ope, IN the negative. The whole matter WINS dos
pached IN less than an hour!
W Our details of Legislative proceedings will show
the state of things in the General Assembly. re,.-
tive 10 the Judiciary. The House has disagreed IN
the Senate's amendments-the Senate on the sama
day. Mstst by all overpowering majority Diffarinp
thus widely, and radically, there is ransom IN fo,
that the Legislature may djourn without DOING anv
i'ii@' me enemies of the one-Judge plan think
l@' system detesaole-its friends are quite as sin
cefe IN deprecatng the doubleJudge system-yet
there Is one thing worse than either-leavino the
country without any Judiciary, giving us back that
which The People have discarded with voice almost
unanimous we trust therefore that spirit of mu-
tuai ana patriotic concession will nerpose to prevent
the latter alternative, and to heal the discord he
tween the two houses, which secretlv existing tbo
lfest shape. i
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

IN saturday, the House of Delegates took I'D the
o h@hg the salaries of the President and Judges
VI me Court of Appeals. The question being fIst
On me salary of the Presdent-Mr Watts moved tn
II at S25oo: 1.-THE present salary of the Judpes Mr.
onriSIlen moved 5000. Mr. Williams of HARRISON.
moved 09oo Mr. Broadus moved 275O. Mr. Brod-
max ns ana Mr. Gho son supported 3O0O Messrs
ncr arland and Leigh, supported $500. MIR Witch
er supported $500. On $500 ayes 10. noes 90 0n
5000 ayes Sc, noes 63S275O was then carried with.
out count. VIM
. For the four Judges, Mr. Watts moved S950o
MI Campbell OF Brooke, 275O. The latter sum vos
rejected, ayes 49, noes % The other was then DO
slghated Without count. The mileage in going to
aho returning from the Western Session ms fxed
a. So Tor every % miles. The bill was then passed.
Inc Rouse eXttook up the Judiciary Bill return
ca rom the Senate so amended, to substitute 10
circuits with single Judge each, in lieu of the
OIL sem up by the House for 10 Circuits and % judy
es-2 TO each
A crowded lobby marked the public interest in
TINS question Mr. Gilmer, declining to enter into
: he argument, moved TO amend the Senates amend
ment by striking out l 8 the number of Judues
aud Circuits, and inserting 20, but withdrew it for
the present, at the request of Mr. Leigh Mr. Leioh
proceeded to address the House for two hours and
half recapituIang the history of the BILL its origin
progress, and changes and expatianp upon the rela
tive merits OF the single and double JUDGE system
When he ha concluded, Dir Gmer renewed his mo-
ton to amend, which was carried by decided ma
Jouty. Alter few words from Messrs Brodnax
Morris, Gilmer and TerriIl, Dir Leigh moved 10 disn
gree to the Senates amendment as amended The
House manllestlng great Impotence, the question
was taken without further discussion and the molinp
to disagree, carried by a vote of 10 to Sc.
The House having nothing farther before it, ad-
journed
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

s'li or it will sweep away the Citizen King and III
his satellites.
We shall get part of on. claims on France saw
or 100000 or. possibly, SIO,oOO,OOO Rives is
good Minster.-Cou.. .4Gr.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

/. DISTRICT.
CiTcuit.-PrinCess Anne, Norfolk ,INanse.
mond, Isle of Wight, Sufy, Sussex, and
Southampton,
: Circuit-Prince George, GreensviIIe.
D'nwlddie, Petersburg, Powharan, Anne.
liza, ami Chesterfield,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
.zkS0seHzesy eNorntNs, .gps.sx III.

Yours, &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

II. DISTRICT.
) Crcnt-Noltoway, Prince Edward
Charlotte, Brunswick, Lunenburg, and
MeckIenbuTg,
4 CiFcuil-Halifax, Pittsylvania, Henry,
Patrick and Franklin,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

From the Correspondent Of the Commercial Adys,,i,er
90 - HARrToRD, april s, 1881
Dear S- election M this State held ON Monday oF
this week 1t excited much interest ,lan sns
count of the election Of Members Of Compress m RI ,r
elected Clay Representatives tie General Aeesrb ~,
handsome aortes--ast year were msrepressnted BY
dragons send you the result Of the vo,s fl, orr Conr1ree
Ticket, as far as Teeeved-in IS towns viz.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12

-. III Do hJOI.
, Circuit.-Cumberland, Buckingham,
Campbell, Lynchburg, and Bedford,
6 Circuit-King William, Essex, Caroline
Hanover, Goochland, and Herico,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-12
INVASION OF POLAND.

FF0NI tts Ifessnger dcs Ctnmbres, FED. q.
General Diebnsch has invaded Poland by grand
strategic movement, of which the aim and cornbina-
ton are as fpIows:-Fhe body Of the Russian army
enters at ioor points, Augusowa, Blalystock, Dro-
to eighty leagues Two of these four divisions march
towards Warsaw to besiege it on the two sides Of
the Vistula. a third division appears destined for
the siege of ModliD and the fourth to keep the coun,
try TO protect these two sieges. As TO the forces
OF the Polish army, IT appears that they have fallen
back uUon Warsaw and Moddlin; but It is probable
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1831-03-09

Some Northern papers says that we are "oui
upon the Presilent:-thc real evil is that the
parsonage in question is ia upon the country.
National GaSttte,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

That his really what the ~,Parers hsve long said
TO nc tbs age oil ronders, ne ons will deny who
the following from the Charleston Courier;
'SinsuIsr 7ran,forrno Eon-yTo wer. Yesterday
shown fowl, which Ne aTe assured and have every
'ea'on 10 holiTe, has undeg novel netamor-
Pho,is The fowl originally gesd laying Han, became
mdi'poscd, i seems, some siuoe; and az wa,
supposed from being repeatedly ducked prevent ii,
''uns lost It's feathers Within the las mouth i, has
put forth beautiful OF new eaihers OF NAL,
character; IS perfectly restored 10 healh and TO the no
it'c establishment of all who have it, pesen.
the appearance of handsone Rooster. TIE fac; OF
tsis singular transformation, which would net oherw
ne e!estes aeaed by several OF re,psctabs
!nhahitants'
Now we cannot withhold credence from a phenomenon
that appears have been witnessed ny so many persons
whose credIhi;y vouchcd for by respectable an
ennorser as the Courier, but wag said, We
certainly should not have believed had we .eeu i,
ourselves IL is. IN fact, "a deed foul and unna,u
ral We hope that good housewives in this part OF the
country will ee careful how they dip hens in cold
water shall have the race Of chickens run ou he
fore people know wEtre they are.-.N Y. american.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08
From The Orange Court House Pres, Son, q

MuRDER.-A murder of most horrible and
aggravated character was perpctrated in tho uppcr
end OF Spoitsylvonii, Monday last. A nepro
man belonging to Captain Thomas Coleman, of This
county, from some private piquc against the own
or o! has wife, MIR. Ruobcn II. Coleman, went TO
the house of his wife, and in her sleep struck her
twice on the head with axe, and then proceed
cd with knife TO cut her throat. Having accom-
pished this diabocal deed, he again resumed the
axe, approached the hearth where one Of his own
sons and another small boy lying asleep, and
deliberately murdered them Having accomplished
his full purpose, he absconded, with the design aa
! no now states Of surrendering himself up to JUS
ticc. lie was found, appreiended and committed
TO prison in this place, Wednesday last, for
ssio keeping, until he be removed to Spot,
sylvana for trial, where the murder was commit
ted
When apprehcnde!, he made full and volunta
~ confession of all the circumstances attending
tho murder; with the cause which led him to com
init the deed. AS it will be the subject of legal
investigation, we forbear further comments. He il
an old man, apparently go, very decrepld, being
compelled to use orutohes in travelling.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

aoH III" h'.e says-''lLo King dsps,,ts too
,nuch on the friendship and enlightened polcv ~
ms Aicshot to Halter himself that they pnrtolSo
'hcse feelings with him. 1t would be. unnocas
sary TO observe hero that he preservation of
II! IN EUROPE does not depend on Belgium alone, and
oI 'o NECESSITY IN which the King may be plac-
dt'ons OF separation may lead to the crisis which
the wise and humanc endeavours of tho Eve
Powers seek to avert" We presume this manifes.
10 VIII DO followed by an attack upon Antwerp;
Da' VIC "r"e,s'amu inc beigians are in all respects
prepared for hostili,ies with the Dutch.
tAhis July 23-iIIivate Coircspondencr.l-Ne arr,
~''no" news nom Poland to day. remain
~, III extreme anxiety respecting that brave but sufs.r
ing nation Ky reference map yvm W n ha We seen
"ldI me principal point AT which tile Russian army
u,e 's"ia was close upon the confines of Prus-
STA, N order To avail themselves Of Pu,sar as.;,a
ma n"n TO avoid the POSSIBILITY oi interrupt on Ciarn ,hs
DIS boats, 1t will be recolleced were supplied to
"'e'H hom ih"fn 70 much Tor Prussan neutrality
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08

IN .4irocious .Iuricr.-Csp,. J,mss Pace,
the keeper ct ihr halfway tavern bctwscn Win
chester and Volunteering, IN Clarke cosnty,
hsn'ucSy' w's stabbed III the side, during The
latter par OF the past month, while lyipg in bed
The a''essin Is supposed tn hsvs effected his
purpose by ,hrusting his hand through the win
do" immediately under which tho bod was pl.c
Cd. Capt. PAGES wife, her father and broi hor.
together with stcre kceper by tho ne;ns o,
Orear, have been arrested. Tbs latter 10 supposed
|" nave been The param,ur of Mrs. P. and 70
save given the death wound and that the 9th srs
whsrc accessories
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08
z. Z. h>rbox:, E:st.ILsr vi GonSrsss, Ia.
triet Judge Of Virgins,
S,fCl)
S1iO,500

And yet, Cen Jackson is said 20 be honest and
upright in his intentions, ana firm and unwayoring
in his opinions! And those even who admit, like
Mr. CoNc, that he is as 'erate 4 pig still
support him, because Inc has prnaiscd TO introduce
"Rcforul" at Washington, aud because hc never
violates promise or ilsiGes pledge! We will
reward any r,an who viii point us TO n single
pledge which he made Candidate, and whish
he hrs redeemed Presdcnt-to a single principle
which he promulgated, which Ito has not grossly
violated.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-09-08


lHE ''HA SERPEST-oNcE TSRE.-Wc do not
EpoF, but that must give in TO the existence Of
hls Snahy majesty, which has been so often voucb-
ca ny the most respectable witnesses that uhe spec
uia'ion OF some naturaljstg to the contrary not
Wlthstanding) it hardly seems possible to doubt If
Almost every season, ruInor is alive about its an
Ptaranss III some bay, cove or channel down cast
ana along shorc;' and the story comes accredited
y the most positive declarations Of the most trust
worthy people On Saturday last, it seems. he
MADE his second appearance oil Bears Head
hampton Beach. His exhibition was yyitn.z,ed
Wy eignt or ten spectators one Of whom. psntlo-
man OF our acquaintance, on the carcfilncss Of
whose observation We implicitly relv gives an ac.
count OF ms appearance, which resembles those
Already furnished Of this strange sea monster. IL
says That me was distinctly observed at distance
OF or lou yards, and appeared to be about $50
icct III length. he was dark in color and prcso,
Yea number Of protuberunces along his bacL
thIriy or forty Of which were counted with = i,ead
apparently tatfcucd.-Tho protuberances arneoreJ
70 be 1905 IN size. Near hs head appeared what
Fasem5Icd a horn or fin. The view was disfinc,
ana continued Is minutes while the animal co,,rscd
Slowly along parallel 90 the beach That these
appearances were presented by one and the same
animal; our informant has no doubt Whatever
When hrst observed, the animal was making for
'hs beach and having arrived at a certain point
Puuocnly tHrncd, and with continuity of motion
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