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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

CURIOUS SPECIMEN OT RuTMING. -Tbn a6,a
Atlas, III notice OF the tf number of The ForaaA
Review, Art Antiquity of Rymlng, mentions one ~
two Instances of ancient industry in the cors rrft,
OF verses which great CurlositIeg One of thano
Is poem written by Baston a Carmelite Monk, t;f.
was carried N the tram Of Edward the second e.
celebrate his expected triumph over Robert BTSce
UunIoI unaiey, the bard was taken DrIsoner NJ 1be
battle OF Bannockbnrn and the harp that was to oh
lmmoraIzed the English monarch's glory was en-,
ployed III the service OF his antagonist The foilo4v
ing is an extract from The poem sung in honor Of tho
occasion; the horrors and tuGOu of the conflict are
almost expressed by the sound Of the words tl,e
ALTERATION Is rch. even to the mere English rce daf.
Est dolor immensus, genie dolore dolorcn,
Est igror accensus, s'nuiane luore furorcm
Est clamor cresccus ferCute priorc pTorem;
Est valor aresceuS, fr-sirautc vuorc va loren.
list cdor ardeecens, urcnte Galore calorcu1
Est gems dcwcsccus, rcprobautc rirorc nInnrer,.
t.st sIupor audhus, gcminau;c stmpore siuDoren.
Isl popuus iriuS, peTdentC teuoretr:
Surgt rug.iUs, tuudGue crunIcn,.
Nun1 'inIo: est Scius, mencntc limorc iimorsn,.
I1shs plansa, ransi sCj guam -ougrusso tar-q.
Nnc piaog'r hanst vnrs quas ict5us ang
insDitus su.;us p11cutiUT o-Gnc cul'as;
SmguItus muitis eguuyrab aegc7e vuilus;
DesceiSieGs, irendeus, 1edibus gems Scoiica enaG.
!,c!cn"ens, vcndcns sua. prodit dira rependeus
iiic rdpt; lc capt.: bic ic5ii; hic .lolo,e.-
Voc 0nal; sOua hic ru bic !uir: arcta ruo4o roe
I!c secai; hic ucca bic docc nc nccet, Isle ioat,,r.
nc la'hi nc pae hic pcfnit; hc gcru hc s,1sa,,,,
nc remit NC rcmH; hic parc INC cavs is,e i,pa,,,g.
TIC Ieg nc c5It; bic meiii hic petit: hc svoa,,,,.
CrcscH ID edla; corpora, prsda drptuninr.
Hs". "'u here's m!es ct iprcs Eciunter SC
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
from tie " York Duty ADVERTISE. mi %

H., 'o IN nc ~. torF Duty Ajrertiscr Apyl %
fIouf-- ne news received from England hsI - - y r
yoahe eject on ow Flour Marke, winch was IN a az .e
c" s'atc yeS''rdhl-so much So tia,5 r. AIM, .-
stG Iuo'a'ns ne holders had ,ubn,trI 10 NJ ~ sl-
winch purchasers had insisted Common E,.,r,. C,.r
were W some instances sold at Sc FAC d G 50 Me-, VII
settled character 10 day or 10 r,orroy,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

u5 The new Court of Appeals yesterday held its
irs session and reappointed its old officers All the
Judges present. No appointment, of Clerk at
Lewsburg has yet been made.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
BALTIMoRG, April 80.

\, -. ~ =, I033''I 7'IOIKt-, lApTN %.
KArID ITAvELLTNG Passengers who left Nee
foFk on Thursday at hall past o'clock p FL ~.
rived IN this city yesterday, by the Charlrs Carroll
at quarter past making the passage FROM
New York 10 Baltimore, in twenty four he9rs ana
forty-fivc minutes N
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

SoRFoLK, April &c, 1881
CENT? EMILY:
Accept my thanks for the communication you have
made to me. At no time could receive sach an ex-
preston of the esteem and confidence of nv pro-
tessonal brethren without emotion. Under existing
circumstances and at this moment it has peculiar
claims on my gratitude. know indeed, that in the
estimate they have made ofmy fitness Tor the impor
tant and delicate Office to which have been called
they have consulted their own generosity of feeling
ratsier than my merit | shall enter on the execI-
ton of that office with solemn sense of its duties
and deep conviction of my inirmi,ies. Nothing
could give courage to Undertake it, but the con
seriousness that shall carry along with me- an ear
nest and ceaseess purpose to administer it with i'm
partialIty and justice.
For its successful administration / must greatly
depend on the intelligence, bcrality and cundcur Of
the bar receive this communication as fortasc
OF tie kind and generous temper in which they will
Judge my acts On my part it will be my duty to cu
tvate frank and cordial intercourse with them.
shall esteem myself happy ifmy measures shall not
be unwcrthy of their indulgent nntlcipotions
| have the honor to be-
Very respectfully,
our obedient servant,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

-r.,v F y .n ne N y Jon, Of Com 4gyi2 e
.L. "AHNElH nmrnon sor'. Of f.a.l haze
In. morning at 1882 Wrste-, 80. sid s srar 49,.
-''. "a a 20, bu Itae doing .Coiion
~ tng!sn acCO,pts SPEAK ss March 8qy1
usually laVourab's iof aeri- .''.f,+' t,r-..ftNr
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
ROBERT 3. TAYLOR
To James MINNIE, John A Chandler John N. Tsze
well John S NIllson N Jordan, Esqrs.

ABINGDON, April %
Pursuant to notice, meeting was held Mt the
Court House, on Tuesday last, for the purpose OF
taking into consideration the subject OF internal I'M
provemen, and particularly the extension of The
rail road, contemplated from Iynchburg to New
River, to the Tennessee line
The meeting was called to order; when Mr. An
drew Russell was invited to the chair and Nj Be
verley r. Johnston appointed secretary The
objects ofthe meeting were explained by q. c. John
son Esq, he,substance only Of whose remarks we
attempt to give.
Nj Johnston explained 10 Sne meeting, That the
Legislature OF Virginia bad during It's present session.
Incorporated company To make rail road from
the town Ct Lyncnburg % New River I, was clear
that such Il measure OF public improvements would
be Of little Or no value, # the ronI was permitted
to stop at New River. It was only by cxtcndinr
tie road wcstwardiy, so as TO pass through the
southwestern portion ofthe state, and connect the
communication between the eastern markets and tho
great valley Of The Tennessee river, shat any advan
tages commensurate With Tie cost and labor Of such
an enterprise, would be attained. The commercial
advantages of such road would be great. in rYrrr
facility TO the trade between al lha, part Offences
see which lies cast Of the Cumberland mountain
and the eastern markets Even under every present
disadvantage nearly the whole ofthe lncrchaHdlze
in East Tennessee is carried by land either from
Baltimore or Lynchburg along this route oud even
now. cotton, its most valuable and most bulky sta
pies Is transported iq large QUANTITIES. aloag ibis route
20 The eas'cfn GaHke'A.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

COMPLIMENTS Tile Albany Argus in the course
OF tremendous enlogy upon New York's favorite
son. says, III The public career of hIartin Van Tu-
rem should end here, it would end wcl"-Grantcd
~ Y. Ey jour,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

TIE LAST Relic Oh BARBARtsm.-The ,ast re-
lie Of The Gothic ages is swept from the lerisia-
turo Of New YORK. The law for abolIshine impr-
sonment for debt has passed both branches. II
goes into operation on lbc LIST March next This
was accomplished by 4 democratic legislature
" Y EnI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

There arrived at the American Colony in AIM
ca, from 9Th to 29th Jan ship, seven brigs: md
three schooners. besides vessels belonging to tie CO.
ionistS. ARieng Them was brig from France, ship
from Liverpool and ihr e briggs and schooner frosn
the tinted State. Some of the coloniss are sass
to be worth from $4,000 to SIS ,o0O
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03

BLIND LEGisLAToE.-M NJ. A. RndonJc cha mem.
Der OF the National Congress OF Belgium IS complete
Iy blind He dictates bis speeches TO an afnanucnsis
at his home, brings them with him to the sessions Of
Congress and there requests q member 10 read them
for hifn.-TT5
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1831-05-03
NoRToLK, April &c, 1881.

10 Gen. r B. TAYLoR.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

was nominated, Mr.. Arnold, ofProvidence,
declined, Mr.. Allen Of North Kingstown
IA msson) nominated Mr.. Holden, Of War
wick also a mason. Mr.. Z. r. Potter was
named. He suid he could not consent TO
serve on such Committee. Mr.. Updike
was nominated, mr.. Allen declined mr..
Halle declined, mr. Sprague OF Warwick
declined.
Mr.. Potter inquired what the object oI
this reference was. Wcro there any facts
the Committee wero to ascertain or did the
ITousc want their opinion. Who was to
pay the expense of this business? Before
he went any father he wanted TO keep his
finger upon tho purse strings.
Mr.. Arnold said he presumed ifthcre was
any expense the petitioners would pay IL.
But the reference to Committee oi6 not
involve any expense. They were TO take
the subject into consideration, and report
upon its expcdiency, or 10 propose reno
dy, as in other cases. The difficulty y HE
mind was whethcrit did notsinvolvo legal
questions, thst made its reference 70 the
Judiciary Committee The most proper,--Il
was suggested that thrce would bo spf5c-
lent upon the Committee, and Nooeyo En-
mis-, Holden and Uplike. who had doo|iued ,
were appointed. fmr. Holden % thoonIy ne
son on the COMMITTEES, end ee me subject
involved the corporate rigb(s OF masonic
bodies. Il wox perhaps fhir tbet they should
bo reprossntod on The Committee,
The Chsrter Of the New York and Prov
idence Steam Boat Go. was again taken up,
and passed 90 amended.
The Committee appointed Last June, %
.-...-. t.s- n. sHatr ~ fho QfoviHoncn
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20
AT TiIley's.

GOOD Beaver Gloves for Ladies
Oand Boys, can he bought at ONE
SHILLING the pair, and good mitts at
.veIve and a half cents.
ALso--,A eot Of Cloves OF most any
price. NOV. 25
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20


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3seRntional '0ci Ygcefxcd. ana Fri2av
morning e1>IRne1 ~ trial. Oh ,notioi,
4 <<ifiocsr1 rctary of fho Cofpo-
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ind ptn3E6 |s pteccedings ofi
l78 cof I5f rnnere regntiof. for |
xo'ninsfI .Ipre the l3ouse.
t1ffdo mofplna WAC 6oe;c If{ ~ try.
nR fhe d3t tA0l d private petitions. pe,it. |
"a Of Mechs1jcs' and Mannfacturc So.
'lety. Of Providence. for law giving alien
y buildings, for labor, &c..in their cree.
ION was rcinstated on the iIes. and rcferr- /
d to MessFs. L. H. Arnold, Bull and Tgev.
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l.ottcry grant to open inlet Of the pond I
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20


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The Memorial Of The Anti Masonic Con. L
vention, assembled at Providence. Dec. 20.
1890. signed by about 20 delegates from
IA towns in the state, asking for rrpeall
pf the Charter Of Incorporation to twenty
Two Masonic bodies, empowering them 10
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1831-01-20

Pxssw,rs. "a ~ scmonk, -
rather neglect Of ono ~ 1194 ye1U(o.
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riety BY 'skiag Y sp !: she s1t - a
only gain 'onk ~ o. ~ Iloo< ~ NJ
have h II greosos poslsctloe( ~ lopol1 ~
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Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

FL We are authorized to announce JOHN S.
BARsoUR as q candidate for reelection to Congress,
Tor the District composed of Fauquier aud Cupeper.
~ We are requested to announce GEORGE
CHioHEsrsn as candidate to represent the County Of
Fairfax in the next General assembly.
~ We are requested to announce JOSEPH
CHrSH as candidate torepresen, the District COM
posed OF King George, Lancaster, &C. &C. in the next
congress mar %
-" We are authorized to announce C.. F,
MEncER candidate to represent the Counties Of
Loudoun and Fairfsx in the next Congress
~ We are authorized to announce ]. NJ.
PATTON as candidate to represent the Counties of
SPottsyivania, Louisa, Orange and Madison, in the
next Congress.
oe We are authorized to announce JOHN
TALiAFERRo as q candidate to represent the District
composed Of King George, Lancaster, Richmond, &C
in the next Congress
W. We are requested to announce SPENCER
NorrRoM BALL s candidate to represent the County
of Fairfax IN the next Legislature.
NJ HENRY FAIRFAX is a candidate for the
susges of the voters OF Fairfax County, at the next
election of Delegates to the Assembly.
~ We are requested to announce WILLIAM
S. DANIEL as candidate to represent the County Of
Fairfax in the next General Assembly.
mar l2-lswtE
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
historical Spine.

Mr.. CASEY, patentee Of the Dormant Balance for
lvl the cure of Lateral Curvature of the Spine, is
now at Claget,'s Hotel in the City of alexandria.
anEAuLT application is necessary. and that appca.
ton should be made through the family physician. as
no case rs treated where perfect cure, or very
full trial. free from any charge, is allowed. II takes
but little time, and there is not the slightest pain or
danger Tn. vouchers, which always open to &C.
neral perusa' would FIJI Newspaper In Alexandra.
Mr. Casey refers TO Doctors Semmcs, Richards Wash.
Ing ton, Smith and Lloyd
In Washington. to Doctors Sin, Hunt, SewxU,
Nurse. Ca,,sin, May, BIC &c.
In Georgetown, to Doctors Wellington, sen. and
Jun Doctors WarheId, Bohrer, Beatty, TIC.
In Baltimore, to Doctors White, Alexander, Buck.
Ter, Mackenzie, Wright, Potter. Smith, Stewart, Ba-
ker, &c &c. apr SIT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15

ers appear inclined to wait for further aiyces:
sales on Monday and Tuesday were made for
Reward street to arrive, at 81 per Dbl. cash;
Alexandria and Fredericksburg lowland. sold at
8 684 Is 4 mo. and mountain 6 81, same
credit.
Graia.-The Grain market fully supports the
prices quoted in our last review, and the sales Of
the week consist of 10000 bushels yellow 6at
corn Is 78c. and white rs a 76c. northern
round SIC. per bushels; oats are in fair demand,
and the present supply falls short of expectation.
Rye is selling rs 78c per bushel.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
Removal.

TIME subscribe respectfully informs his friends and
4 the public that he has removed his establishment
next door 10 the franklin House Hotel, few doors
below his old stand where he continues to carry ont
Saddle, Harness ( Trunk business,
IN I'LL ITS H3RI0US BRANCHES
He tenders his grateful acknowledgements to h's
friends and the public, for the liberal patronage ne mas
received from them; aud bess leave to assure 'heh'
that. with the aid of the best workmcn. and an am
nile supoly of the most choice Materials he Will be
able 10 rem Ter entire satisfaction to those VINO may
nease to favor him with their business, either by order
or personal application.
RE has on md at this time, and will connaet TO keep
large assortment Of the following articles, wholesale
and retail, the most moderate terms;
Patent spring saddles
Mems saddles, best quality; stuff flaps.
DO do do plain
Do do common do
ladies' do best and common
Plated and steel b,tted brides, of various kinds
Plated and steel mounted martinga'es
ssddle-bags Of the --latest fashion. and common
Velisses AMI carpet travelling bags
Plated mounted carriage harness
do gig do
Brass and Japan mounted gig harness
Plated, brass, and japanned-mountei carryali har'
Wagon cart, and dray harness
Fire buckets and halters
And also general assortment OF
Elepaut Hard LEATHER Travelling Trunks
And great variety of
THE BEST GIG & RIDING WHIPS
Plated steel snd brass spurs ale.
Plated steel and brass bride bits and strrups
saddletrees and buckskins assorted
Buffalo skin saddle covers
Old saddles neatly covered with hog, b'icK' anu ali
skin, and quilted at shortest notice.
ed at tn shoretst notice. "
sept ST. 1hrro ,NE9
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
EeO. y. h0ugh

sUAs lust received his early Spring supply OF FAN'
Al CT e STAPLE GOODS. among wh'eh are:
S,ner sinner brown blue, olive AMI black cloths;
h.sutf assortment of stus for summer coats; brown
md White drings; striped and white satteens pan
,aoons: yellow and blue nankeens' ves,ings; great
variety Of fancy hdkfs; eolored Italian grapes painted
rn,,ssos. ebin,z ginghamsi French and other gnr-
i y ner;nes Persannes; Brown French and lri>h
linens. black, brown lemon and blue Grape de Lyons
,,a.I white. blue and blue black sattins; lus.
tr;ncs, gros de maps and satin Levan'nes long and
abort cotton silk and thread hose, IN great sare'
snhr,;Jsred silk and cotton do; mems ana ~omeh's
s sss",ms ssst Of U "ey ribbons ditto Al 9ooT
nd diapers; 64.74. 81 and 10 ia
Se ditto; crash sheenes suitable 70, shoe lining, and
sheets very chesp palm hats; ladies' aud misses un
stables; domes,ics generally; toge.sel, Nv WIN
every desirable article in the dry goods hhe'
4th mo 14-dStSeoSt
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-04-15
COMING OUT!

Hear the ieieSraph'-
About the time thar Mr.. Van Buren, visited
New York last summer, for the purpose of SUI
verintending the arrangements for the fall cleo
ions. Mr.. John |. Mumford, who, until then
rad not been suspected Of subservience to the
Secretary Of State, and who had been for some
tine making arrangements TO establish an indie
PENDENT press, purchased out the New York
He.4d, and published the New York Standard.
The Standard. to the surprise of some who knew
ne former opinions Of the Editor, processes to
2 conftsntial organ of Mr.. Van Buren,. and,
to a gwen extent, is so. Accordingly we find in
that paper Of the 18th, the following important
3anuncauOn:
Ave have little doubt that Mr.. Ingham will
,,i4n as Secretary of the Treasury, and be sue
eeded by the Hon Louis McLane, now Minis
&r tOEngand."
That the authority upon which this important
ahna,iOn is given to the public, can be traced
to Nc, Van Buren,, we do not believe; ne has too
nach skill IN such matters-but it's easily trac-
I'd to a certain Major Lewis. the brother-in-
lw OF the Secretary OF War, who had long hung
cpOu the skirts Of the President, and aspircs TO
e considered as the keeper Of his secrets, and
ne secret spring controlling his official actions,
Naj'r Lewis is the agent of Mr.. Van Buren,, and
here is no doubt that he is the high authority
. Ppm which certain intimate OF the Secretary
4 War; lately on visit to thus CITY. announced
"a the PENNSYLVANIA Inquirer that 1t was the
"'>A OF the President that MIR. Ingham should
Ie>'sn That Major Lewis. Major Eaton. Amos
N'Ndli and Mr.. Van Buren,, are laboring to ef-
e,t the removal OF Mr.. Insham we have no
'Dae' but we yet hope. as does every true friend
vt ne President. that he will open his eyes to
~e "nsues which have produced the present
nla.PPy state OF the Republican party. When
E uoeS, ne will see that those who now urge the
t"O'al OF Mr., lngham are alike regardless OF
- 'a'ne aud the best interests of his country.
nc wishes OF his ':origiual friends" The
'5o'ol the times indicate the necessity of ener-
.'.'' acton; aud upon the course adopted IN this
!"S crisis. depends, in high degree, the char
''er which the future historian nav accord to
ne nero Ut New Orleans. Knowing, as we do.
ne Efforts that have been successfully made, to
Sdu MS mind to wrong conclusions. we have
,Cne 10 the opinion that the only way To redeem
~ lame from the blishdng influence of those
''S have abused his confidence. is 10 speak out
,u'y and tearlessIy. This we will do; end should
uo>e Who have labored with US to preserve II
w ms country do the same, all will sc WELT
r"er~lse, we fear. that the embrace OF Amos
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S.@ viii be TO it the embrace Of death.