Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-06-30

subject, the direct trade continued to DO interdctod
The consequences were, however, much. more incon-
Went to British commerce than ours,-and more in
furious to the Islands than to the United STATUS.
The presidents message, at tho commencement49
the session. of 1889 spoke good authority and stuff,
clent evidence, in the following TERMS
1.-The effect of the introduction of direct
uienced by Great Britain and rcciproc- 1oae' COM
safes has BEEN as was to he sescer OIL, me ohi-
sti'e different channels for .Xch chiy 10 sub
teS indispensable to the .o,nn;.s - u ooninodi
the mU; olass Oh oar fellow citizens The ernop,
suffered The revenue of the United States have
no. 40 diminuton by our exclusion from ,;-,.t
Io'ss to the British colonies The Colonies nv u,,e e
uy ior the necessaries of life, which their goverr
| f;h, oui is with the charges of double vovagcs
ioiS"'' insurance and commission; and tn. nro6,s e
our exports are somewhat impaired and r,r -
uH 'rahsSrrca from one portion of our citizens 20
exOodod enc ne resumption of this old and otherwise
| -, ys.eih OF colonial exclusion has not secured
10 INC sippng interest of Great Britain tho reIsf
ta u. .ne exPence of the distant colonies and the
on n states, 1t was expected to affordp
ms opinion OF the effect of the iuterd;ct o,,,h
f @ ueciara.i0n OF Lord Aberdeen, the sue sessor
VINO Saiu IN presence of the Duke of We,linpton-to
our envoy Mr. Barbour-that he was convinced the in
eact mad been injurious to the colonies without be;n
"se ser TO the rest of the empire.
MT McLane also AYERS, SIT is asserted hc ;,.s,.
hmerciai men, that Jamaica has not consumed less Of
tho, anu provisions generally, of the United States
.nough at an additional and oppressive expense 49,
'chen the trade directn F'' e'o"
In truth the trade had quietly changed its channel
Eoods were regularly taken TO a neiehboy;ng ;s.nS
whefe British West India dealers purchased than.
through the agency of factor returned carroas
were made up. -s"e'
The custom-house documents show tbo, IN. ,.h,
export to the West Indies was not diminished INV the
interruption of the direct trade to the British ports
In 'hls state of the trade, with Presidents declar
on 'ia' rieither our commerce., navigation nor reve
nue. was affected by the inerdict and with the nf
SION OF Lord Aberdeen that British interests were INN;
rlously affected; the administration Of Mr. -,
and that of General jackson came into oe;ca eiou'
we snail see IN my next how the business has since
been managed. x, W.
SCHUYLERs PALACE OF FoRTuNEs'. 900 .sso
IL ~ hr9aaway' under the New American Museum,
Marble building, New York. where has lately been soIJ
and paid, prizes of $4,000, IS O0O 90 600 Is 0oG
Is'ooo ioooo, &c, amounting to Millions of Dollars
1911 se information OF my friends and others dis.
l. nMPoRrANT INTELLIGENCE
List OF Brilliant New York Lotteries to be drawn in
the CITY a OF New ork, for the Summer Campaign:
June 22-Regular Glass as No. LotterywS drawn
ballots-Capitals $4,000, $40, 600, 2of S3. 600
ot 81 ooo' of2O O0,2 of 81, 500, of 900, Sc
June 29-Extra 1876 No, Lottery-5 drawn b,po,s
IL. LCapitals 900, $4,000 Tickets 81. -',O-
July 6-Regular 7-4S No. Lottery-6 drawn ballots
Capitals $4,000, $4,000. Tickets S.
another sIHElg2sa21sOEE.
July i3@Exra IS-Capitals $50, OOO $40 600. $40 600
$4,000, $4,000 SIS, 900, Sc &c. Tickets SIS
SO No. Lottery--6 drawn ballots-exaotlv an svan
chance for Prize. Packages in this Lotterv must
Draw back at least One Halfn Przes with the chance
Tor all the Brilliant Capitals Please be in tim, for
the Lottery, as the Tickets Will undoubtedly be ms
scarce 56 as IS IN the last Lottery of this kind
JAY 2O-Extra 1876 No. Lottery-6 drawn baI,o,s
Sapitas Ss2o' 600 $l0, 000 $4,000. Tickets SIS
July 27-EXtra 20~66 No. Lottery-a2 in a pack,oe
m9drawn ballots-Captals $40, 0OO $4,000. RS OoS
Tickets $40, and lowest prize Sl2
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W "A Brilliant Lottery will be drawn in New York
every wednesday, for months to come Bank Nota.
IN any part of the United States taken at par
ol lcAets3when more than one Ticket is ordered the
postage need not be paid. Those who prefer it 70 ave
postage can have certificate of the numbers ssnf h
man the original Tickets will be sealed up, deposited
III 'he Banks and held subject the disposal of the
owners this plan, though generally adopted bv INV en-.
omers is not followed without express orders Please
be particular to address Aiesse
;, o, - ANTHONY H. SCHUYLER,