Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-04-01

: o, RON tue National Gazette of Saturday we en-
. lu:t 'he following unquestonable and wholesome
run. when there mani int crest cd in LI;nd
= ing the people to the realities of the pd,,
nai incapaclty, and almost incredible want of tno,,
IeeSe' IL IS well that some should speak the whole
tfuth-lN. Y american. 0>N
we confess that upprehcnd much miscbior
"iuc" uihsei 10 parts of the Constitution much do
generacy OF tone and spirit, the event of General
1"INsoh Te-eiectiop: ana that think i, would
De oe'ter TO take any william, whose real oualif
cations would render unnecessary all the pr,fces %
fiction and the strained canticcs of f,tterv ,,
used 20 hide DEFICIENCIES and maintain a bright and
imposing phantasm before the eyes of the people-r
KIND OF Official pageant which party MANAGERS rich
Iy gld and tbeh devouty worship in order to Keen
the IDOL IN vogue for their separate purposes"
graph P"-"
Between the LIST and 18th Of February seventeen
vessels from the United States arrived at Barbados
with carsoes; of this number fourteen were Ameri-
can vessels, ana the remainder British. The prea-
ter number came to an entry. the others went on.
lae following appears in St. Thomas paper of 18th
January; We hear great many complaints from the
masters OF American vessels, that EseLd of findlpc
any advantage from the opening of the ports thev
have a great difficulty to find market-as no isl
and they have touched in the down has afford
ed them the facilities Of trade: the old system seems
to be preferred by both parties"
IMPROVEMENT IN TOBACCO HoGshEA ns.-The ~
Orleans Bee announces for exhibition at the Ey
change In that city, the heading and some of the
stavcs of a tobacco hid, exported from ~ Orleans
to Bremen, and thence returned us subject for the
Inspection OF the curous.rhe weight oE the pieces
returned, not near Gil OF which the hhd. was compo.
sed) is stated TO be upwards of $50 lbs! The head
ing is OF solid oak more than six inches IN thickness
! a CHALLENCE--wAo WILL TAKE IT up?-'rha
Charleston Mercury states the friends OF col SIN
getons celebrated tiiey Clara Fisher - by Kosi-
usko' are wiling, and have proposed through the
Turf Register, which will be published in Baltimore
of tI,,r Iool
any horse IN he United States fur mile heats for
$4,000, half forfeit The to be run over the
Washington Course ON the Tuesday preceding the
next regular subject the rules ofsaid course
The acceptance of this challenge, together with the
name of the horse selected to be left with John E.
| Irving OF that city, by the LIST of June,
n curious case has been brought npon the carmel
during the Term-a case wherein the Administrator
sues himself as security q Guardians Bond
Strange as 1t may seem, the is not without @
precedent-for i'll this very Court abont twelve
months since, the following circumstances occurred
Plaintiff ordered his Execution to be levied on De-
PENDANTS propertythe Defendant pointed cut a tract
OF land belonging to Plaintiff The officer levied and
advertised for sale; the plaintiff became exceedingly
T alarmed and interposed his clam, giving bond and
security himself with the usual forns-after which
he applied to Lawyer and offered him good fee
to cXtrcate him from the difficulty which he found
himself uncomforlaDy involved 1t is hardly ne.
| cessary to say that the levy was dismissed The
plaintiff left the Court with the trumphant
= feelings. augusta Consttutonqiist
d lii said that consequence ofhe great quant.-
: y OF counterfeit bills on the United States bank
g now IN circulation, the bank OF Louisiana has instuc-
t ted Its branches not TO any United States
bills, except such as are payeb!e N New Orleans.
= day in New Aork, TO the Hon Mr. BURGEs, as g.
testimony Uf respect for his talents, his virtues his
nilexbe adherence to principle. and manly indepel.-
dence.
The whole Of the silver furniture of the Steamboat Nor,
Aeca was dcoye,Sd on Thursday morning 10 have been
ongs soup ladies' &c When the boat stopped running 10
Manhattan Bank for SAT Keeping 's AND
was SUPPOSED lhey a been sent there until yesterday
Tour If L1m.
a bill has passed the Legislature o? Massacbu-
sets, IN relation to the Introduction of foreigners
which provides That alien shall be allowed TO land
from any vessel whatever until the master shall
have paid five dollars to the city town where the
vessel shall arrive
Samuel Lathrop, President of the Senate OF Massa.
chusets, having received unanimous vote of thanks
Tor his conduct dis presiding officer, made address
to the Senate On retiring from the Chair in which he
SAID, More than twenty years of my life have been
passed III this Senate and in the House of Represen-
tatives of the United States-I now take my final
leave Of all halls oflegislation."
. The New York Evening Post says there is much
demand of first rate Ships and that there can be no
better omen Of the increase Of commerce.
New York, March 26.
! The Stock OF the National Bank of this CITY was
subscribed for yesterday IN a few moments ahcg
books were opened The bank will 20 into opera.
ton as soon as 1t be organized The Hon Albert
Gallan has been elected President, and has accepted
the appointment.
DEAPEES,
On Sunday night, the 18th of pulmonary COMPLAINT
Mr. GroRUg MoRGAv Of Cornwall England aged 40 wears =
At has residence Caroline county, evening of the
9th inst, Of Paralyc, Mr. TIaorny CH,yD1aH in the 10Th
year of his age.
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