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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

A Polish Heroine.-'rhc Warsaw journals mar
ton, that the young Countess Platter continues i'm
the active command of the regiment of Hulans,
winch she raised at her own expense in Lithuana
IN inc hrst conflict IN which she was engaged, her
physical energies abandoned her, and she nearly
tainted away; but she has since become habituated
to deeds of arms and tho tcrrors of the battlefield
and heads the charges of her entrepid vassals
A maiden of rank acts as her Adjutant. The same
papers mention, that Count Gustavus Montebello
the youngest son oft the celebrated Marshal Lannes
has traversed the whole distance between Alpiers
and Warsaw for the purpose of laying down his
lie, 1t 1T be required ofhim he has already laid
down portion OF his substance for the Polish
lie gave an earnest OF his devotion to it, by paving
sum ofthirty thousand francs into the public trea-
sury the 24th of June
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
BOSTON MARKET Son, oe

Fish.-In Bank and Bay Fish there have been
few operations at our quoted prices Mackerel have
been in fair demand and until this morning the
sales were steady at 81 81 and 1-e al for No..
l and q a few Fares sold to-day at 81 All,
but the price soon advanced to for fat and I for
No. s. and as we close report, we observe these
are the general asking prices. The expected sup
plies have not yet arrived
Ftour.--Therc has been an increased demand
tor prime fresh parcels and a slight Improvement
has been realized on our last reported prices About
1000 bbls. Alexandra Mountain, new wheat have
been sold, part on landing, rs a 5 81, 4 mos cr
5OO do old do. fresh ground, 5 so GIL same Gre
dit; 800 do Fredericksburg low land, new, 5 62j
. IS; Howard st, So, and tennessee a I-8 cash;
lOOOa l2OO bbls. have been taken for shipping va
rous kinds, within quoted prices.
Grain-Tho market for Corn continues in a vcrv
langud state. with little prospect of early improve
ment The arrivals late have greatly exceeded
the demand, and prices have consequently dcclin-
ed Sales of southern white and yellow fiat have
been made at 62Ia66c. and round Corn at Csc, for
prime parcels.
ProUisionS.-A further decline in prices has been
submitted to, both for Beef and Pork; the former
has been sold; Mess 8, Mol 6 IS, and No Q, s so
per bl and one parcel a shade less, mos or; clear
Pork, at Sl4 sSl5, and other qualities at quoted
ratee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
DIED,

Yesterday evening, Mt bis residence on Richmond
Hill, Mr.. SAMUEL GARTHRoHT, Jr. in the Seth year
of his age.
In the county Of Sury, Va on Friday the Odd of
September, hirs SARAH CRYER, aged about So Of a
severe but short attack of bilious fever which sho
bore with christian fortitude
jesus make dying bed
Soft downy pillows are,
While his breast lean my head,
And breathe my life out swsetly there.
Yesterday evening in the 1ith year,of her are f.
Lucy HARDrmAT second daughter of Col. Thomas
and Lucy Siith Burton
In Sussex county, on Friday, the 18th Sent. SAL.
HESRY REBEccA, only daughter of Crosher
Graves, after illness of two and half davs
This interesting little GIRL had just entered her 9Th
year, and her amiabe disposition rendered her the
dearest of earthly objects to her father-for her are
she one Of the most affectionate and oblipinp
children. But three days before her death she was
in the full enjoyment of health, and bid fair'to be-
come the admiration Of all who might have the hap
piness of being acquainted with her, but the wthe-
ring hand of death has alas come too soon; in tho
bloom of youth the plant has been nipped, and one
of tho EliTest and most promising flowers has sunk
in an to untimcy grave Yes, in yonder cold grave,
now lies the object Of fond and acctionate father
and many relatives.
Then let him dry his tears and weep no more.
Since she is happier than slIe was before:
To him she was only lent--not given.
And he has now partial friend in Heaven.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
aBEsGELAANEOgS.

The following Star1as are striklnglv beautiful
FheIr greatest beauty, however, consists in the
truth and correctness of the sentiments which
they breahc Never did we see piece of poetry
winch, to orr mind, was more happy md felici-
I ous What can exceed the TWO first lines
when pronounced BY young lady! How fruc
arc the seventh and eighth! How sentimental
The thirteenth and fourteenth! But it is almost
lnvidious to designate, wboD they are all 50
beautiful GrecnpHe .Mountaiacer.
Seek not ,cM cold or Glitteriag Can.
WRITTEN T. IT. BAmEY.
Seek not with gold or glitrring gem
My simple heart TO move;
4 o share kingly diadem
Would never gain my love.
4 ne heart that's formed in virtues mould
For heart should he exchanged;
Ihe love that once is bought with gold,
May be BY gold estrangeJ
Gan wealth relieve the lahrinq mind
lr c-trr he ccuxlar.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

10y yosn was Dan's! Morgan. who had now
for tho first time, taken Che field ugainss tho On.
mes OF his country private soldier, who after,
wards rose to the rank of Major General, who so
oi'en led our armies in battle, and who was per-
naps moro irequehtiy engaged with the enemy than
any other officer of the American Revolution. Uo
was as celebrated for his activity strength, and per.
sonal courage as for his military genius. and tho
abovcis one of u great number of incidents in his
lie which attest his almost incredible bodily power
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET-Sen, or

NEW YORK MARKET-Sept. Cyl p NJ.
Flour is very dull this morning. In Colonial
Produce nothing of consequence is going forward
Prices OF Cotton are supported, though the re is no
great activity in the market. Sales of Potashes at
SIS 90. Cour. d. Emo.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

HARDWARE, CUTLERY. &c.--In o.
a Il bout two weeks in the house lately occupi.
cd by Mann S. Valentine as Dry Goods Store,
Will be opened large and general assortment Of
HARDWARE and Cutlery. which will be sold on as
reasonable terms as at any other establishment
IN the city.
sot Def MANN s. VALENTINE.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

lst Ia regard to the comparative activity of it's
business:
In August, 1922, of the whole amount
ofIoans amounting to S32 2le,S76 68
lherc was suspended lO,A26,3O6 Sc
Leaving active Sal 7o2 57O 10
In August, 1881, ofthc same class
OF loans, amounting to S56,T93, 9SS 40
there was suspended S,633,750 81
Leaving active S53,l6O,935 65
In August, 1899, of the loans of 3a2IS,S76 6S
lhoro wcro on bank stock 5,974,72 so
In Aug, 1881, out of tho loans of $50 100, O36 40
There wcro on bank stock 77o45S OF
In regard to the exchanges:
The amount ofdomestic bills pur
chased in 1922 was Yak 6l0 M
That purchased within the year ond.
ing July LIST, 1881, was 4o5Tl,556 IS
there will he seem
LIST. That the bonus and premium on tho loan of
1921, amounting then to 1,lSe,sSO 90 has been
extnguishcd.
ID. That there is an increase of tho contin rent
fund to repair losses, of 81 S69. 271 Is
making that fund exceed by 53e9, 900, the loss it
is to cover.
Sd. An increase of the surplus fund, of
S1,69s,1o2 %
4th. An increase Of tho capital, of 1860 81
9Th. An increase of the circulation of
16,942, $50 &c
OH An increase of the deposits, of 1881 ,493 Is
9TH. An increase of the Investments as follows:
Loans, 2S,290,2O7 30
Real estate, 1904, 100 81
In banking houses, 1858 80
In state banks and other debts, s,O52.579 81
In specie, sos, $50 90
41,771, 1912 80
And decrease of the funded debt, of 500, 7S8 81
Making the actual increase 3s,249 ,oo4 81
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

What heask,g bakin can rselsss tissd
To soctho tim bleeding broastl
'Tis love, and love alone, has power
To bless without alloy;
To cheer aflliction's darkest hour,
And hoightcn every Joy.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
HhRRIED

On the 18th ult. by the Rev. Philip Courtney, Mr.
GEoNGE E. @. SADLER, to Miss SARAH WHIrIow.
both of this city.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
e2,165,57s 90

Fbe aseiysis Of thesOs statements will present
tts follow5ng piSte1snees In the situation ofue
E2Gk At these fe0resti7s periods:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
BY ordeer of tho Board,
n. BIDDLE, Presidon

r, On motion Of Horace Rinney, Esq seconded by
Robert Ralston, Esq. it was
ReSo'red, That the communication nnado by the
Board of Directors to this meeting, be referred 10
COMMITTEE of seven, to report thereon; and that
the same Committee be authorized to report upon
such other matters as they may Deem to be ntores.
ting TO the Stockholders.
Whereupon the Chairman appointed the follow.
ing geutlenen.
Horace Binnev, Bfanud Fz,rc.
Robert Raiston Jossph Ucmp6;U
x. l.. CoH Jo,rss RoaaiJso3
Paul Beck, Jr.
On motion Of CHARLES J. INeERsoLL ESQ
Resoired, That this meeting now adjourn, till {
o'clock this afternoon for tho purpose of roceiv
ing tho report ofthc Committee
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

80. FOWr o'clock, y. IT,
Tho Stockholders nc. pursuant to adjourn.
ment
Mr.. BiNNEY' on behalf oftho Committee appoin.
ted at the meeting held this morning. prod,rrJ and
read the following report, which with the rcsolu.
lions At recommended, were unanimously adopted
The Committee to whom was referred the com.
munlcation from the Board Of Directors.
REPORT:
ih3' thcy have verified by comparison with
the tebular statements Of the Rank Tho ,r,,o-:.i
iacts reported in this interesting paper. and find
them to be correct. The reasoning by which the
BoaTd Of Directors has deduced from them the con.
nexion bet~een the Bank and the present prosper
ny o. our country and has sustained the principles
WHO'S nave regulated tie administration Of lie
cenceIns Tor many years. rsru,reg 10 comment
al "no read The communication, Which II il
SIsszEsss VII se gwen % tic public. will discsra
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
1,469,4 t4 81
2,935,G21 10
Making an increase Of
S1,465,576 28

This state of things is calculated to Justify the
expectation, that continuance Of he same prosnc-
rity VIII at length Indemnify the Stockholders for
the pEivations profit TO which they have been so
long subjected. Hitherto Their conversation bos
been comparatively inadequate. Owing to the
large expenses incident TO the establishment Of the
BANK and to the great losses growing out of its
early mIstorunes, the whole amount of dividend
from January 1917, to July, 1881, period offour.
teen years and half has been only S72 S5. or ,
small traction beyond five per cent. year. on the
original subscriptions Of one hundred dollars The
dividend during the last three years and half has
amounted to per cent. year; and it would re-
quire continuance Of the same dividend for ele
ven years and half more 20 make the annual diyj
dend, from the establishment of the Bank, equal to
b per cent year.
If, however, the stockholders have been less
benefited by their Investments than was anticipa
ted, they may derive consolation for thoir diminish
cd profits, in the general prosperity of the country
at large to which the operations of the Bank have
contributed.
1t is indeed, the main design of presenting
these details, to show the prncticabty Of contin.
uinG these advantages without sacrifice of the
personal Interests of Tie stockholders The ex
pertinent, for such it undoubtedly was, Of sustain
ing large and sound and uniform CURRENCY. and
OF reducing the exchanges of tho country 10 the
most economical limits, has been fairly and fully
made upon systematic principles. 1t has now for
many years succeeded, and il may be presumed tina
The same efforts will continue TO produce similar re-
suits But in any event. the Beard of p rcctors have
the satisfaction ofkhowing that their cxcrions have
thus tar rendered tine bank not unproductive of
beneht to the country; and that if any unforeseen
causes should hereafter prevent or diyai4ish The
beneficial operation of Tx: institution il shall NO,
al rom any want of Jealous devotion to the great
interests which they have been appointed 10 admin.
lister.
BY ordeer of tho Board,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

Due to sundry Offices and banks, and
to individuals in Europe
Unclaimed dividends,
Contingent Fund to meet lossos
Discount, exchange and interest,
since July,
Profit and Loss,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

oxh5r' the amount Of domestic purchased
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
So, 249, oo4 81

ton is the compare
ratiens Of the Bank at
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03
Making the actual increase

The Sd and last consideration
tive productivcness of the operation
these periods:
The nett profits of the year ending
July, 1922, were
The nett profits of tho year ending
July 1881, were
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

Due to individuals in Europe,
Unclaimed Dividends,
Contingent Fund to moet losses,
Discount, Exchange and Interest,
UncIuding Foreign Excl,auges,)
Profit and Loss,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-10-03

Statement exhibiting The Ehg operations
and Offices for The ending Junc3
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
SEEDS.

VIE Subscriber has jus, received large supply
comprising the following very general assert
flent OF SEEDS, purchased from hin hly rnspecta-
Ole concern, by which they are warranted as bcinr
perfectly fresh end genuine
bEANs--Broad Windsor, red marrow, white marrow
u"aSi large Lima, dun coourcd or Quaker, yellow
SIX week China dwarf, early yellow dwarf, scarlet
runners red cranberry dwarf white cranberry nod
req q" do Washington, DO.
fEAs-Biue Prussian, early charlton. early Wash
ny on dwarf green imperial, bishops dwarf prolific
tall nsrrowiat.
:, CAnHAeE-Early York, early sugar loaf. enry
tj'tersea, late do yellow SAVOY ,rreen curled do
atuinhead aud red Dutch picking, prpe. early mr..
pc cape and ear y white broccoli carly and late
c",l'il'wef, BTusSel sprouts, Scotch kali
Norfolk turnip -i1''o e ''''
Scarlet salmon, red and white turuip radisA early
.!ane, long green, and cluster cucumber; yi.e cab
5vge, brown Dutch. sugar loaf, Siiesia and ice let,
tuce scarcity blood, blood turnip and Inanpre vuIt
Ze beet; Com. Portcr's CHILEAN early bunch. and
crook neck winter squash; nutmeg, nutmeg can,e-
i1pe' citron, pine apple, and poIncgranate melon
GRASS SEEDs-hiii!ct. white clover benn II,
cerne oats grass, tall meadow herds rrass timothy
buck wheat. ''''"!'
hiiscELLANEoCs-Canary, pa;snip, summer spin-
ach, nasturtu.1, curcd cress or pepper grass s.Gd
white celery, ,oma oe, ols-a, CONDO asparagus bene
purple egg plant potatoe onions, early gsden Sioux
corn long orange, anl early horn carrot, white Por-
tugai, and StrGs0urg onion.
FLOWER SEEDS Assorted.
For sale ut my ApOthccGrv and Dru9 Store Gcst
door above the Bell Tavern, Richmond Va
ieO ~ HUGH C.. SIcNEtIAPS
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
THE IMPORTED HORSE,
XSTN c. TRuFrr,E

w III stahd the ensuing season at his fofner
IT, stand Charlottesville, in the county oi Orange.
, IKE rus oeen sne"n this winter at Richmond, in
ue presence OF hundreds of the best iuds es in Vir
S!nla aud was universally admired for his fine form
l!ufiie Is sixteen hands high and seven cars DID,
Gm "i mas proved himself most extraordm wry
ber "a '"es N'S-
the season viii commence on the 18th Eel ras.y
t "iu 'erminate on the LIST day of July Ter h, as
y Pad within the season. Fifty dollars INSURE use,
uiu one dollar - the Groom. be paid when tAe
mare Is brought or taken away. The best and N uss
.ten've PaStn age is set apart, exclusively for h
mares sent tn fruic; and the mares n,o,, b ga 49,; Z
mat they Will eat, at twenty FIVE cents day. ana
N!ooHis ~ the village, five dollars a month An
o'.e putting i've uaTes With him, the price Of ans,
OIL DC feH'it'eu q. w WAGER
Barbcuravjlle. Feb. LIST 1851 fh;
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
FOR SALE.
Fresh Garden Seeds.

k9EANS-Eaty yellow SIX weeks
~ = China dwar:
cluster
BEET-Eariy blood turaip =
long blood
= nangel wurz4l
BRoco LI-Purpe cape
Caultowcr
CaDBAGE-Eary York
sugar-ouf
savoy, very fine
and late battersca
Drumhead
Large Scotch, for cattle
Red Dutch, for picking
Caulltlower. early and late
Carrot, cress, cucumber
Endive kali, lettuce melon
Mustard, nasturtium, onion
Parsnip, parsley, curlGd or double
PEAs-Early Washington
Erame
Charlton
marTowfat
Bishops early dwarf prolific, new a;id superior
Pumpkins, raddish, squash
Satisfy large tomatoe, aud turnip seed Of
every description.
JOHN II EUSTACE,
FEB ~ fOltr Doors dboUe tie Bel TIIUeY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

FIRE The brick Tavern at Fairfax Court House.
formerly occupied by MFR shackett and now by Col.
bu'ier' was entirely destroyed by IRE on Monday
night. The furniture in the house destroyed and
the inmates escaped from the flames with considera-
biz. difficulty. Some negroes have been arrested ~
suspicion of being the incendiayies
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

We p "' ,ne ensuing season at my fann, miles fo,u
,Iac. 70 directly on The stage road leading fo,n l,a
i4INS 20 fredericksburg, and known as Half Sink
ii is net saying much for submit, i, 10 the capr ~
''e gentleman" acquainted with the facts 10 sustain me IN m
assertion when say, that his colts universally ackuny
eo 20 possess as much size, strength and beauty as an
't nave ever been produced by any horse in Writ
mo" several that cannot he purchased ior less than So
q" e9At hnd'ed dollars; and have myself been oere,
2GJO or one 1T year Oldc estimate at winch hev ara
,. y 's'l owners take 10 be the strongest recommendation
tiar cas-" ue offered in behalf of untried coils
Inc season viii comneGce on the 18Th of uobr,,, No., -
"e on 'ne Isl OF July Tems heretofore; Fy Dollars
c u'sCh"sed by The payment of Thirty FIVE at any Tim,
curing the season; Sixty Dollars INSURANCE; One Dor Ih
taken away. " ~ '. 10 OO' S''' u
ENlensWe pastures provided, mares fed ,eculay
",JcsS G'eiWae directed, at twenty five cents day
Gentlemen who sent last the IN obap
& "a GO mol prove an na Of any there be- are niolpe, that
can Dc sent again; aud charge the services OF
e -oFsc unless they should prove foal or in Other orIe
'i' ''1'eS NH DC insured at the price season
MN ., JOHN NJ BOiTS>
GER w please insert the above twice week in their roSpec
i've papers for eight weeks, their accounts to the
subscriber. A. Il, "A'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

CorroHThs market is rather in an unsettled state very
little Of what has been offered lately has brought over cents
choce qualities 10 crops ct reputation generally held
cents but would be difficult to find buyers at any thing over
81 cents There have been sales Of very inferior at cents
Or quotations may be considered as the asking racs,a
duction Of cent has been frequently obtained By pur-
Cbasers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

Nav ORLUAas, Feb. H.
CUJroSi nc transactions last have been
at about thousand bales louisiana and Mississippi prnci
pay made in the MID lie Of the week and small reduction
10 o-''-5' Ps.css Ia3 lenaaS cannes coast-tJ scy5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

We have letter from Consan,5p.c date! G;f Doc
which that "co"ary 20 all expectation very large gart
ties Of grain have como down from Slack Sea- and prices
have fallen fully J. There consequently no LONGER
the same brilliant prospect for American Flour
IN l. .lIsr. .ldJ.
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CONIAIUNIC NTEB.
ANSMER 80 O

The letters IN r + l. \ n y, will form . ANIEL the
name =" great Prophet Of DID, him Daniel O'ConueI>
on whom The hopes of the friends OF Ireland are now fixed
lie mas so lar shogn himself liberty and pure pat.
ROT May no continue pGrscverc Ill the hoI cause and
success attend his exeninus " ' O.,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

II appears 5y Official documents that the import Of Corn in
England amounted last year to three millions and ha pounds
sterling, and that ~ tine last four years import of Com has
amounted to above nine millions pounds s,erIu,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

Vt Drawing of the Union Canal Lottery
e. No i:
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The Pttsburg Statesman has hosted It's bonn =
on the outer wall What think you OF the motto
gentlemen of the administration? For what nmrnosn
did the honorable secretary deliver this sueecEs I, i
said TINT he never commits his sentiments unadv,eeJ
" O he prcsS
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as purchasers do that spirit hev n. an the
o oi DONG when the market is brisk We quote according
ding sla8i; Fair 9asi Good fair 93a9} Good and line lO
lOi-Sales ~ - ~ --' ~"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

FRozTN PorXrOgs In the time Of frost the only precauon
necessary Is TO retain the potatoes perfectly dark place io
some Gays amer the ina" has commenced In America
ey are sometimes frozen as hard
III open Day but haHed in darkness they do rot, lose
d''st xiv 49, quoted in Jaesons E!in5urg YsD PII
JGI.7lG! 80 ~ '''''
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

The Catskii n. Y. Recorder relates that young
man. who had been haEitually Incorporate recentI2
died. and was to be buried at the public expense 4
pot companion, who volunteered to watch with the
corpse, stole two cents whcE had been placed upon
the eye-lids, slipped out and spent them for rum
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H'i"ter i" .Maine.-Extract from letter, dated
NoRRGDGwocK, Feb. 81 1891.
we nave not had any sleghlng until within a
fortnight, and to make this, we have not had more
THAI two quarts Of snow to an acre. For want of
snow, people have been able TO do their ordua ~
business OF the season. uEs have not been brought in
ut all 90 "
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LoRO NoREURY's L4sr. Why is the Marquis Of
Angiesea best qualified to govern Ireand2" asked
this noble punster at dinner party last week. do you
give it up, Because" quoth his Lordship. wi,In
he has one leg IN Dublin he has another in C.rE"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04
FOR PRESIDENT.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CANDIDA
LII Il " II 81 -.

1I'"Thc life of Henry CLAY, has been one OF ra
under the banDer of the Constitution he has the
titude of republicans. -EEt,t4ct (oa1 4 sDeec6 nj
MARTIN VAN buren, at the Capitol 10 A!banv, New
York. w"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

Col ifezyan has nleatiot Of dec lining re-
election to CongreSs from Southampton Distric-(euc
EpPes and john I. Mason candidates
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-03-04

; 40 iron says al Switzerland sit is cured selfish
- ht % "uteS' placed III The most ronlsntc regiO,
", e III letter to Lady Byron, he sayt~'What
oia you is Genre to pass-the Neapotau declared,
Ia neI'Ie know nor dream OF the consequences of this
~ ~ IS war oil men with ncna.chs aud VII spread like
spark on the dry, rank grass the vegetable der How
aPpcaoc this last present proseest of affair.
IN Europe! In another place me says Rockefeller Murray
AS 10 h1mou-i Will trust TO mans affairs OF
barter will tell you why bargain il t,obbes
Oh nature-a state of war, il is so with all men,