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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
A VOICE OF WARNING.


Judge AMBROSE SPEscER, in letter to friend,
OF recent date, alluding TO romurks he had
made on public occasion, observes
IF aught said can influence any individual to
oppose the re election of Con. Jackson, it would af
ford me sincere qualification. 1 appeal to the
Searcher of Hearts, when say that advanced no
thing that did not most conscentiousy believe.
1T APPEARS WONDERFUL TO ME THAT
ANY INTELLIGENT BEING CAN READ
THE LATE VETO MESSAGE WITHOUT
A CONVICTION THAT GEN. JACKSON
ADVANCES DOCTRINES, WHICH If
CARRIED OUT, LEAD TO ANARCHY
AND RUIN. He denies that the decisions ofthe
Supreme Court OF The United States are binding on
Congress- the executive, any other officer of the
government-and denounces the tariff as a pro-
tecting system of the United States, abandon
ment of the true principles of legislation, and
improvident.
He has refused obedience to the act Of Congress
oil lS02. regulating intercourse with the Indians,-
in effect pronouncing it unconstitutional. He has
denied the raidfy Of all the treaties ,cith the In
dian tribes entered into by Washington and all his
predecessors. In short, he has done all that lay
in his power TO derange the policy uniformly pur-
sued by all who went before him, and bring con-
tempt on the government. And it is ny deep and
abiding cOnpicton that should he he reelected,
institutions tcH be su6oered, and our national glo-
ry be destroyed"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
OHIO ELECTION.

The returns from Ohio as far heard from,
give for Governor Lyman iAnti-J.) 27,609. Lu-
cas- ~ 27,772.
OF nineteen members of Congress to which the
State is entitled the returns of only l8.
Messrs. Crane, Corwin, Fishback, yinton, Nc
Arthur, Vance, Bell, Spangler, Sloane, Qunby,
and Whittlesey, (Anti-J eleven.
Mcssrs. Lytle, Webster, McLene, Chancey, Nit
chell, Leavitt and Thompson, (J)-Seven. These
returns principally, not official and the Coum.
bus State Journal says they-may probably be ncor-
rect in one or two instances.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
NORTH CAROLINA.

The National Republican party of this State
have formed electoral ticket which publish
to-day from the Raleigh Register We glad t,
find our neighbors up and doing.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN NOMINATION
North Carolina Electoral Ticket.
For President, HENRY CLAY.
For Vice-Presidcn,, JOHN SERG EANT.
ELECTORS.
LIST Disfrict-Gcn. z. BRITAIN, of Buncombc
I'd, Mai. JOHN FINLEY, of Wilkes,
81, JOHN PHIFER. Esq. az Cabarrus.
an, ALEX'R X. CALDCLEuGH, of Davidson,
5M, Col. MATTHEW r. MOORE, of Stokes,
9th, JOHN b. TROY, of Randolph,
7M, DIR. b. robson. of Cumberland.
8h, DIR JAMES WEBB. of Orange,
Sm, Col. WILLIAM HINTON of Wake,
ION, DENNIS OBRYAN. of Ws--e-e
llth, WILLIAM BRlTrON of Ber1io.
l2th, DIR. JAMES NORCOM, OF Chowan,
l3h, GOOLE HOYT. of PIT,
l4h, WILLIAM ) BLACKLEDGE, of Craven,
18Th, ROBERT III. COWAN, of New Hanover.
The friends of CLAY and SERGEANT have
at length succeeded in completing their Elect
Ticket, and now offer it To the citizens or North
Carolina with confident hope that in every coun-
~ OF the State, it will meet with Il cordial support
AT former Elections, individuals of different po-
htIcal opinions have met at tho polls, contemdinr
for their views of policy, relation to the powers
of the General and State Governments; but now,
ALL is at stake. The great Institutions of our
country, the pnhlic Press, Free Suffrage the Jndi.
ciary, and National Currency are in jeopardy nd
the ballot boxes must relieve us from the evils
which we feel, and the greater evils which we
tear. Let then our Ticket be the railying point
Tor all good men and true, who would protect our
Institutions from invasion and destruction.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
BOARD OF HgALTH,


Present, Edmund w. Rootes, Philip Duval, John
Enders, Exum S. Hubbard, DIR. Geo Watson, DR..
Richard L. Bobannan, DIR. NJ. Clarke, DR.. Jno.
Dove Charles Nj. Mitchell, William Rowlatt, sen.
Andrew Hetherton, Robert GwathIney, Walter ID.
Blair, and j. Tate
Ills extremely gratifying to the Board of Health,
to be enabled, confidently, to announce to their fell
-ctizons, that the Cholera has ceased to erst
an epidemic in the city that for several days past,
the atmosphere has been invigorating and hcathful
and that exists to deter absent citi-
zens and others from visiting city. The Board,
however, deen it proper, again to adnOnlsh their
ellw-citzens Of the proprety Of strict attention
TO diet, and abstinence from all provocatives.
JOSEPH TATE, President
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

The following lines suggested on seeing an
the towering crags Of the "Pcals Of Otter" There
is something peculiarly interesting in the character
of that bird-iis loneliness, its majesty of appear
nnco, the ercencss Of it's eye, present subjects for
pleasing contemplation. Byron has made him the
simee for some of his most perfect h.ros, and
" he is not an improper emblem o. this great Re-
public. When saw him, winding his pathway up
TO the clouds, until he became spcck in the hoa-
vens, could but think Of the beautiful fable of
Hopes being the last 10 quit the earth. But Hope
is not yet gOns, sho yet fingers near with the tokens
Of favor, and with Henry Clay's ascendcncy to the
Presidency, viii take up her abode alnongstus:
Mount up, mount up, on trecss wing,
Bird OF the heavens mount,
Soar upwards to yon glowing king,
Aud battle thee ia his fount.
Mount up, mount up, my watchul eye,
viii follow in thy flight;
love to see thee soar on high,
Eyirg the source flight.
Bird of my country! in thy "pridc,"
love to see thee fly,
Upiftod or thy pinion ride,
Upon the boundless sky.
Bird Of my country as thy form
Thus metS into the heaven,
May Freedom rise sboYe the storm,
Aud teinpcSts round her driven.
SCOTrSVtLLE BARD.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
MARRIED.,

On Thursday evening, the lth instant, by Rev.
John Clark, Mr.. Joseph McHoNEs, to Miss HAN
NAN b., daughter of the said Rev. John Clark--all
Of King e. Queen county.
In this city, on Thursday evening the 18th inst,
by the Rev John Kerr, GIDEON Jaws, to Miss Eli
BETH JOHNSTON.
On Tuesday, evening 18th inst. by the Rev. Mr..
Mason, Mr.. JAMES GUEST of Richmond, to Miss
May u. McKrM, Of this place. Petersburg Int
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

II is with unfeigned satisfaction publish the
annexed letter from the Secretary of War to Gen.
appreciation:
DEPARTMENT WAR, DC. IL, 1882.
Sir: have received the report of the Commits
sioners together with the treaties Of cessiOn nego
tiated with the Sac and Fox, and with the VIM
nebego Indians.
These treaties very satisfactory, and am
happy 10 find that the interest Of the Government. &
the security of tho frontier, have been carefully
kept IN view by the Commissioners, and in spirit
Of proper liberali,y toward the Indians.
Allow me to congratulate you upon this fortunate
contamination Of your arduous duties, and to
press my entire appreciation of tho whole
requiring higher moral courage than the operations
OF an active campaign under ordinary crcuni-
stances.
Very respectfully, have the bener to be your
obedent servant, LEWIS CASS.
Mojor General Winfield Scott,
Commanding East Department, Ne,p York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

The Columbia Is. O. Telegraph and Charleston
Mercury and Evening Post say, that sufficient re-
turns have been received to reduce it certain
ty, that two thirds of the Legislature has been
ried by the Nullfycrs and to insure The call of
Convention. We do not sec any contradiction to
these statements in the Union party papers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
There were fourteen dea.hs BY cholera in New

There were fourteen deaths by cholera in New
York last week.
The Board Of Health Of Cincinnati report, Off
caily, three deaths by cholera on the 10th instant
The cholera has created much alarm at Cham.
bersburg. Pa. a number Of cases & several deaths
occurred last week. The Gazette states that there
day evening, and number of persons attacked on
Sunday, The alarm in Chambersburgis said TO be
without precedent. The Supreme Court broke up
Immediately.
MAYsvILLg, Oct IL.
The Cholera made its appearance in Cincinnati
last week. There had been twenty ascertaiut d
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

AT meeting of the Jackson and Barbour Com.
mttec, for the County of Powhatan, at the Tavern
Of Thomas Scott, Powhatan Court House, on the
18th day of October, l632-Dr. VIM. Crump, was
called to the Chair After the transaction of other
business, it Resolved, That George Owen,
Thos. Scott, George n. Porter, John G.. Porter,
Maj. Alexander Owen, john Watkins DIR. Thos
Goode, Miner Stratton, John b. Hlrvic, Francis
Watkins, Maj j. J. Watkins, Peter Lesucure
Capt. S. Briant, X. II. Burrows, G.. p Scruggs,
James Madison Harris, and BENZ. l.. Meade be adj.
dcd to the Committee.
VIM CRUMP, Cmnn.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
NEW YORK MARKET. Oct. IG. noon.

Flour is quite firm, and the demand good, at
S5sdS6, for Western and Southern sorts are fully
up to the prices of last week, with a very light
stock.
In Cotton less ia doing; the advance which hold
ers demand, checks the buyers. Barley has been
sold at 95aS75 cts In Coffee there has been sale
Of 1900 bags Havana, at what price wo do not
know exactly, but the article is not in quite the
full favor it enjoyed two weeks ago. u. States
Bank sold freely at the Brokers' Board this morn.
ing at the price of yesterday morning, viz at l2O5
a121.--Jour. Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
OXFORD, Oct. Is, 1892.

Hamilton Jones, Esq.
sssv--1p ya,irs paper of the 9th instant il is sta
ted that Judge Barbour is longer candidate for
the Vice Presidency, and that | had received 4
litter from him, authorship such an inference /
know not who your informant may be, but he has
certainly mistaken the mark widely; for i have re-
ccived no letter from MIR Barbour, in which he
either Declines or intlmates any intention of do
ing so; but on the contrary, expressly states that
he has never felt any solicitude the subject,
and that he is only DESTROYS TO 90 what, in the
posture in which he is placed, he ought to do
for nc had never in any degree presented himself
to the people for the appointment; that it is vo
luntary movement on their part without consulting
him, and matter belonging exclusively to them
with which he positively declines all Interference
Now If this amounts 10 withdrawal, then has ne
withdrawn. Justice so Judge Barbour and his
friends requires that yon make this statement pub
lie with little delay possible
| have tine honor to be, very respectfully your
obd't servt.- JOS. H. BRYAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
From the Raleiph Star. of Oct. 10.

Just us paper was going to press, we recev
cd the following communication from GenI Joseph
Ii. Bryan, of Oxford, the gentleman who was re-
ported to have received the famous letter from
Judge Barbour, said 20 express Il desire that his
name might be withdrawn from the contest for
Vice President; which establishes beyond ali doubt
that the Judge has eXpressedd no such wish, and
is perfectly willing that the people should be
governed by their own wishes in the matter.
OXFORD. 18th Oct. 1882.
Messrs. Laurence d Lcmay:
GENTLEMEN,-Beiow you viii find a copy of u
letter addressed to Hamilton Jones, Esq Editor of
the Wotchman. i forward it to you for publica-
ton, that the report may at be contradicled.
Respectfully, your obj. sorvt.
JOS. Ii. BRYAN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

The Petersburg Rail Road is now finished as
far as Capt. Jarrott's, distance of thirty miles;
and in few days it will be opened for general
traffic. For the last two or three weeks the
companys engine has been running, daily, for the
purpose of transporting materials for the con
struction of the remainder of the rail-way-ro-day
the return train brought down twenty -four bales
of cotton, "an earnest" of the business about
to be effected the X Ill Road.-Fet. Ch,on
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

Last evening, BgSnHrN JosgrH SHEPPARD, son
OF Capt Benjamin Sheppard, in the 20th year Of
his age after severe and protracted illness which
hc bore with the most manly fortiiude. He pos
scssed many sterling qualities and his amiable dis.
position and unaecuming manners cndoared him to
all who knew him,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

Export Of Domestic Goods-The ship Mercury,
for Valparaiso, which cleared yesterday, has on
board eeren hundred and nisety.seDen bales of do
nestle manufactured cottons, containing 725,574
yards, valued S57, 462 81. This is probably the
largest shipment Of American cottous ever made
in one vcssel.--Boston 6dU.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-The Interments during
the last week amounted to ITO of all classes and
colours, and amongst them were children, several
slaves and number of incorporate laborers. Ne
vertheless, compelled to say that for many
years, at the same of the year have not
seen the city sickly as it is at present.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

The Massachusetts National Republican State
Convention, have nominated Levi Lincoln, the pre-
sent Governor, for reelection; and Samuel Il. Arm
strong, Esq. of Boston, for Lieutenant Governor.
Mr.. Webster made most powerful speech, dur
ing the sitting of the Convention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
ILLINOIS

National Republican Electoral Ticket has
been formed in Illinois, ana our friends there are
confident, that, with proper exertions they can
carry the State for Clay and Observation-Disclosures
have gone with Gen. Duncan from the ad-
ministratiOn to the Opposition ranks.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

cases and fifteen deaths, during the week ending
on Saturday. On Sunday, it is reported that
very large number of cases occurred and among
the deaths of that day, Mr.. Richard Dement,,
formely of Maysvle.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
For the WHIG.

on JUDGE CLAYTON.
Dogbery. "On that had been writ down az
ASS" Shakespeare.
Since a. s. Clayton, silly elf,
To iuiure Webb, disgraccd himself
His name, such folly TO express,
Should now be writ with d9abIg ;,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

A History Of the British Revolution of 1885, in
quarto by The late Sir James Macintosh, Is an
Bounccd In the London newspapers.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23

PBnADELPHIA.. Oct. II.
John Swift, Esq. was yesterday elected Mayor of
Pbadc phia for the ensuing ysar.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-23
NEW YORK MARKET Oct II

Ft0Ur.-Thcre has been no material alteration
in Flour, but purchasers forward more freely
at So 81 to 6 for western. The stock of George
town Mountain is very small, and sells, in small
lots at 1861 to ESQ.
Gr0in.-Who has declined, and two cargoes
OF good quality from ork River, sold at & 20 to
LII No western in market. Corn is dull at 10
ccnts.-Ryo slow sale at 16 to 10 cts.
THE C~NsrrurIoNAL WING rubshrd twice week
Tuesdays and Fuddys) al FjTE dolars per snnum,
pas able in Givauce.
or adveuisins75 a suuarc Tor ess) for the Rr,t
insertions and so cents for each uuance Tie NUM-
Der Of insertions must be noted Ms otherwise
the advertisements will be continued and charged accord
nglv.
Previous to disc continuance cr the ,apcr NJ! aireat-
ages must be paid up. And those who may jsh 10 dis.
continue, will notify the Ediiocs TO that eject At ledst
twenty days before the period e&p;cs for which they
subscribed.
Notes Of chartered specie paving Banks Of any Of the
States will be received IN payment Tor subscription
the Wing, though Virginia nr ~ States Bank Notes would
be pTeIerrd aud reuittances tie made through the
Pou Once the risk Of the Editors.
All letters to the Editors must be post paid, they viii
receive no attention.
FAJ OTICE-1ho subscriber wishing TO retire
4 from public business, would like TO rent out
for term Of years, that we'll known establishment
TRABUBS TAVERN, together with the Store
House and Plantation in the county Of Chcst crGco
IL mics above Richmond, OH tho main stage ro.d
leading to Lynchburg; it being now the first stop
! ping place with the Stages The many adydnta-
| ges that this place would possess TO OF en-
lcrprize and industry, il would be useless 10 mem
/ ion in advertisements, as 10 Is presumed, any
! person wishing TO avail himself Cd such an oPpor-
ltunity, viii first come and see for himself would
likewise be willing 10 furnish 'hs Renter with "i-
| no1 any description Of furniture, any ether
iric c that would be suitable for such an establish
&C &C. i5-ia1 6%T MACON THABCE,
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
Extract Ola letter. dated

LONDON, NOV. ~ iNtt't
In this country all is sui, like s,euce b..
fore a tempest One thing alone believe I've
the nation, VIZ the creatouot Reform Pee srif-
Client to carry the Reform 81, lhroush the liouss Of
Logd,.--That once effected, and the taxation better
r soIated,---the people viii be quiet Should the
Lords and Bishops again prove refractory, dis
charge the Bishops and do away with n hcrcdta-
~ Peerage, they have done IN France. Should
the Reform hill again be rejected, the middle or
ders Of society, with all the lower and some of the
higher are well organized, and the vengeance Of
the country viii be directed again>t1hc Lords and
the Bishops with the Established Church, all must
1--WE way,.-nine tenhs of the people being opposed
TO the Antl-Reformcrs, and slavery, as they style
their present condition. twas with difficulty that
the House of Commons and all wcll-wishcrs tothe
country coa,d control the great mass of the people
when the last Bin WIS Re ccted and th.n only by
the promise of the Ministry that u bill equally ctf-
e'ent should be passed Immediately. Since 1t is
known that the Commons are to ass mble for that
purpose on the 9Th Of December all still and quio,
, No uadeal looking forward with fear, and pay
ing very little regard to ,ho' dreadful disease III,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30

f,4..ER a.r. ~, ~ ~ IL EntsJ"tt''s
i,he1s "A smal. party # y o- - Cho1ta"s. IN.
,.=5.. N rl,r-e about 100 had ct horses, arrived
on lie onposlte s!de of tIt fyer on Sunday evening
iazt. and leA there yesterday mofnins Tor For
smith They crossed the Mississippi at Memphis.
a1d came through by land rom thst place.
Wealso understand that a considerable party oil
the Cboctavs arc nov IN the Big Prairie on thor
,..y M from tie POI OF Arkansas, and that they
eyt e..1ccled % reach lere to-day On tomorrow.
n gl.cs is picssu,. to learn, that th"se indi"h
have suffered uu1'l les VI tbg fod during W.
lafr UNUSUALLY iucomen, &e,,t..r tian coa'1 Alye
hsef rea ,onaDly oxp.rsel aaI thu. they cypress
much satisfaction with t.r arraHg' ments which
have been made for their comfort b. the hsenis Ip-
nall.tsl to 81 =rintcIl tieir renoTa1
'Iae steamboat I;.juicar vas lying n The PSI
of A rka,sls q f.Y dl95 20, wllsns To- 4 RE OF
.ea-cr 10 bra,. up load Of cmigriins Indians.
Dec IS 7'f Ea14ratirg Hdiars.-BctGera
frr and six hundred ChntaH inians. OF Gul 10
.un's party ander the charge Of Lieut. Ryan N.
rived opposite tbs place o. VrIaas,ay last, from
Tn. POST of rhan as and ile Whole q the remain
ar 81 the week wa con slnei IN transporting
thluI and th.lr baesdgr h5r, ; &c across the Ar
ilans as, and removing iem 70 suitable sfut secc-
tad ~ Capt. Brown for i'sclr oneanlFment about
three me5 south ofths place, where they sui r.
main n great number Of teams hsfe been en-
ployca Tor the purpose ofremoylng these indians u
the south. and we Understand thaY wall probably
break up their cncammcnt 10 morrow, and pro
coed on tnr Journey 10 Red river
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-01-30
70 Physicians. Families, &C.

IN OW optonp superior clustering filsttl fr.''
Az spread to suit buyers. strong Pnd mud , 10
curisl Plaster do. AmmoriH Flas er do. t@tar
simple and si.h gum d.. Eoborans two kn ~ e'.
Warning f.rsfr, tong and mid Mercnra' 0"''
"'"'s, d.. Phi. On 'neni Blue Mass Adh'sv' f''
'er.f"o knds, EAlract Stramonionr. Boage' ~"
Cath"l'rs, assorted Kind, AIMED Bunses, a''et''
q gradu-t ted Pipes Tor Gum .lastic Injec ne b e
L"nar Coust,c, o. Pinentu, Caib Pots-s IN 'hh.
as beautiful, Stry nine, Whites -"
and French Piper Pm Boxes. Exlrec, 5anas''
IA, Solid ANA Fluid, pe,trine, Cum l. ree''-s
pus Foroeps, Drrasl and Coping TIA. cal 4, ="
ca'oit, Carpenters M"te, ia Mcd,ca, &c. g. "'
rrsh and pure, and for safe al ~. low ~ rnt's.
noUEL DAVIS
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