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Southern planter., 1832-04-28

ALL persons having accounts with the subscri-
ber for meat, corn, wood, hauling, &c. would do
well TO call and settle them. My health will not
permit me 10 RUN after them. will on or before
ibe 9th day Of May leave them iudiscriminatcly
in the hands ofan officer for collection that think
will incur al the COS, on them that they so Justly
merit. JOHN H. BRUCE
hrril u, 1882 Is
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
TERMS.

THE price Of this paper Is FuE DOLLARS per annum.
IA asvsnce DOLLARS at the expiration Of the year
allure to notify dsconnuance al the expiration Of the
,me subscribed for will be considered as new engage.
nmt
ADvERrnENfENrs eonspicuously inserted al oNE DOL
,u Der square, (ten lines under o the first Insertion
IA trrY crNrs for each contnuance-ionger ones IN
NJ ,amo proportion Payment to be made when the ad-
-.,,,.ernent + left for insertion, or on demand.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
c. P. SMITH & p. ". FARRAR.

WILL hereafter practice Law in co-parmership,
IN the Courts held in Woodvlle, and will attend
The Circuit Courts of franklin g. Amte- and the
different sessions of the Supreme and Chancery
Courts ofih State.-Office on the East side ofthe
Public Square where one or both of them may at
Ill times be found, unless absent on professional
business
Woodville, March 8, 1881
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

THE undersigned Administrator ofthe Estate
Of Chapman White, deceased, will, at the next
May Term Of the Probate Court Of Wilkinson
County, present his accounts for final settlement
NJ. f. DrGRAFFENREID, Admr.
Auril Il. 1882 10
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
DIR. GEO. Q. nc W'HORTER

is to be found at all times at his office, adjacent
The Office Of SMrrH & FARRAR, or at his dwelling,
The house formerly occupied by Captain Wade,
uhen not engaged professionally
JdnRd~g &c, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
n. q. BROWN a. CO.,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED from The North, assoTt-
n II ment Of
Ge,r,iemea's fine Morocco q Caif Boots CENTS
Calt ShoeS,--Lddies' Shoes y ChiidreR'S Bro
gdHS.
They arc also receiving from the North, a general
assortment of-FRESH .hEDICLNES, DRUGS,
PALNIS, DfE-SiOffS, &c ,--amongst which
aIl.l .ilra leo inn VIZ
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

CHAUNCEYS. & H. d. KELLOGG con
eone 10 practice aw ~ heretofore Their Of
Gee is opposite the Bank.
Woodpille, January 8, 1882. SyI
Southern planter., 1832-04-28


Antimonia Pow ers, Oil Of Wormseed,
Ammcniated Alcohol, 4" SassairasG,
Aleppo Scammony, - Annise,
Tartaric Acid, Peppermint.
Pyroligneus Acd " Cantharidos,
Basam of Tolu ! Z" Sinaplne,
Basam & Solidihed Copal, Suphate OF Potass,
London Calomel, English Saffron,
Coriander Seed, 1umeric,
Caraway seed, Lithafge,
Cephalic Snuf, Turkey TIMBER,
Pulv Colocynth, Florida Water,
Cobalt (or dy Poison,l Judkin's Ointment,
Pulv Ergot JUjuho Paste,
Ext Buttotnut, Compd Ext. Buchu,
" Beadonna, {" fluid Ext Sarsaparilla
" Hoscamus, +" Syrup OF Liverwort
f." Black Helebor, Moxon's Apperient Magnesia
Russia lsngass Mckims Magnesa,
Juniper Berries, Whites Tooth Ache Drops,
Lupulne, Hauowgate Salts,
Denarcotised Opium, Maccabaw snuff,
Acetate of Monhia, Scotch ditto,
Sal Martis, Fancy Cologne,
Piperinc, Essence Of Mustard,
Sulphate Of Quinne, Copal Vamish,
Pricepta.ed .xt Bark, Teeth Sealing instruments,
Rochelle salts, Gum Elastic Pessarics,
Supr. Carb Soda, Glass ditto,
Semina Colchicum, Perpond Tooth Extrnctors
Pulv. Gum Arabic Lance,s Lancet ases,
White Lead in Oil, SC.
WoodrMe ApyI II, 1882 10
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
"LrLfA
TRHINnIfANT MIIsIC

~ "iNE MUSiN.
"herefore and WHITTIER nearest Ihou nv .pirlt up
On Eagle-winga thro' every plume that thrim
v hath no crown Of victory 20 inberit,--
he still triumphant harmony he stills
ThiRe are M sounds FOR earth thus proudly swelling
into rich hoods NJ iov,-it is but pain
To mount 50 hgh, vet find m high no dwelling
To sink so FIST. 30 heavily aqaini
No sounds for cart ves 10 Young ehisitaln dying
On his own battlefield II set nf snn
With his freed corntrv' hammer DER him ivinP
Well mEhi'st thou speak ofhms's hirh FuerBou won.
No sounds for eathl yes--fnr the martyr leading
Unto victorious death serenelv on,
For pairio's: hy his resrued a'ars bleeding
Thou hast a voice in zach majestic tone
MT sneak not thus 10 whose heart is heating
Against hfe's narrow hound in ronhic' vain
For power. Tor joy high hope and apturous greeting
Thou wnk'st lone thirst--be hush'd exutng stt,ius
Re hushd, or breathe Of eriofl-of exile yearnings
Under the Willows THE stranEsr.shors;
Breathe Of the souls untold md RESTLESS huroinxs
For looks, tones footsteps. that return no more,
Breathe of deem love-s lonely viril Keeping
Thro' the NEIGHBOURS o'er wasted health TO pine;
Rich tho'ts and sad like Saded rose.leav hsapnE.
IN the shut heart AZ a tomb and shrine.
Or pass as fthy spirit.noies cAme signing
From worlds beneath some blue eivsan shy;
Breathe Of repose, The the bright ths undyinK-s
ofjoy no mors-bewidarinP harmonyt
Southern planter., 1832-04-28
Fresh Goods.


JUST received by The subscriber, large and
splendid assortment ofFANCY I& STAPLE DRY
uOoDsi which consists IN part Of the following
ariices:---
Plain, watered & changeable Gros de Naples,
Black GTos de Berlin.
Black e. Italian Lutestring,
India Satin Levantnes,
Rich Gros de Orleans,
Co'oured Sarsnetis a. Floroncos,
PLAIN 4 coloured Satins,
Figured g. striped Batisie,
French painted Muslins,
Striped a. plaid Ginghams,
French, English g. American Calicocs,
Furniture Callcoes,
Figured Curtain Muslins,
Superior Damask Table Cloths,
Linen Diaper 81 table Linen,
Russia Diaper 4 Crask,
irish Linens in full and halfpeces,
90 Irish Linen Sheetng,
Figured Grape,
Robes, g. Embroidered Muslin Robes,
Figured Mandarlnes,
Cambria, JaCkonet g. Null Muslins,
PLAIN y Figured Swiss 81 Book Muslins,
Fine book Il jlckonet Cravats,
Black Italian a. India Silk handkerchief,
Rich, Blonde 81 Grape H'dkis,
EmbTd. Cmpe o. Palmyrine lI'dkfs,
Silk, sptiafeld, tourlards bandanna g. flag H'dkfs
Fancy Plaid SILK Cravats,
Silk d Cotton Hosiery,
a., 6-4 q Ga Bleached Sheeiings.
A lrso,a A....t...s.s r
Southern planter., 1832-04-28

To s. A. T.....
Bright is the star whose twinklng light.
First in ~ blue expanse sppsan;
That shines among the gems ofnight.
And the lone hour Of evening cheers.
But brighter far the ray that beams,
And warns the heart when friends we greet.
That in the eye 80 brightly gloams
And sparkling gowS when friends meet
Bright are the dcw-drops o'cr the lawn.
When morning paints the eastern sky;
That gild the rose at early dawn.
And gem the lilys purple die.
But ahl more bright the tear that glows.
Aud Oft reveals the fe ling heart;
And struggles long-forbears to flow.
Yet trembling falls when friends must part
LEILA
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19

rive him el0 pcr annum; aud that he, George
Delisser. wouM make it ESQ. TINS deponeh'
further saith that he is induced to make TINS dec
lara,iun TO relieve bis conscience, as ne Kne"
nothing against the said Missionaries oucn
were the expedients to which the ehp"'es "
these Missionaries were compelled 10 resort oe
fore thew could prosecute with even hope OF
success.
But il appears that the Missionaries we're not
only innocent of instiga,ing the rebellion, out
that their influence, and that Of the prominent
negro members of their Church, were exerten u
arrest it, | will not weary the patience OF your
readers by multiplying proofs OF TINS assereoa.
The following specimens. OF many similar 'ac's
stated by Mr. Knibb, will suffice.
'Green Park negroes were celebrated 10 u,e
papers of the colony for their good CONDUCT ~, ""
that property had thirty-seven members Inc
enqulrers are double that plumber. Some OF my
members on that property took mp TWO reoe's
who came to set fire to the estate lhey came
to me to ask if they had done right. and l assur'
ed them they had sum OF money mas oeeh
voted to them bv the House .. Assembly"
"On several estates in Trelawny, to inc NUN
Der OF fort, or more the members OF my Churc'
mounted guard, and saved the property"
mot single estate or house was burnt where
we had a member conncc ted with the Falmout,
Church, though the whole lumber was eighty
six''
son almost every estate that was saved iron
the rebels, there were Boptists, and they wer'
the cause of its being spared.
"Several of the members have been rewarded
BY the House of Assembly for their good con
duct"
"After every exertion Tor the purpose. coui
M, fiod that one Of Mr.. Burchell's leaders
deacons was convicted Of rebellion"
"Not a single estate On which Mr.. Abbott ha
members stopped work at all.
1t would be foreign to the purpose Tor vhic
this communications has been made, to enter mi
any detail OF The indignities which the Ml'siona
, ries have endured from popular fury, in eonse
, ouencc Of this ill.fsundrd Suspicion though
il hard that IN addition to what they have alreao
suffered. they should stand before the Chrlstia
world under the imputatIon of being abettors
, arson. rapinc, and murder. II, by the lnser"o
, Of this COMMUNICATION, YOU will contribute to co
rect the false impreSsun, you will have sati,hs
e the claims Of Jooli.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-12-19

rejoice that our Nation has arrived thus Tar I'D
the march Of grandeur and prosperity. re-
ioice that all our difficulties hitherto nave oeen
,micably ARRANGED We feel confident exPec'
ration, and may every citizen indulge it, tha.'
by the spirit Of compromise our present ,ss r.s a'
and nernstuty Of this Republic secured An
opportunity of restoring tranquility TO me na"oa
to the assembled ss,sss the
,nos, extensive patriotism Their motto should
he. Let US. if we possibly can. save the Union
Remove the heavy and unjust burdens ; wh'. n
rest upon one portion Of The States Co"s'sn TO
inter oblivion tina, hateful doctrine which bn''ns
up and eurches one section of the land ny the
infection Of expense aud injustice upon another
Act according to the true principles OF '"e Lon
stitution, and every thing will be r'sh There
IS redeeming spirit in that very instrument: -
Ia the language of Governor Floyd the sleeping
thunder Of the States is in their reserved rights;
II is folly and madness TO trfle with the reserved
power Of most patriotic and united p"T,l T', Of
the country. oNo
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TcOMMUNICATED

Mr.. Sao,oien-The Gazette Of The 4lh INST
contains paragraph reading "The British Co.
lonists in The West Indies have, as our readers
know, been for several years kept in a STATE OF
excitement by the interference Of the religious
class in the mother country and OF missionaries
m the Islands, with the condition and dn'nesuc
treatment of the slaves Of the planters &c y
You will obige enc OF your subscribers ana a
large and respectable denomination ct Chr's',ans
by publishing the inclosed article from the Ma
tional In,eli gencer OF the 9Th inst, signed
JUSTICE.
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Admiuistrator's Notice,

IL persons indebted to III. estate Of the lac :.
n pie fouche. either for property purchs'e.l. >
or otherwise, are requested to make inmed'N :
mrnt, else their notes will be transferred to m o.
o's. Those holding clsims against tie 'saN :
please present them for settlement On CT h..a' y
first ia, Of January next.
HAMILTON ROGERS, !la"
IeeSburg. Dec iS5l--dec lS-tlStjsn
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a card.

81 = atN.
ERAYEN ASHFORD, having qualified So C'' .
~ bic. of RS his services ~ such 10 the public .
promises punctuality and despatch. he viii a,tsa'
the settlement and collection OF accounts, and %
speedy returns ofall business put in his hands, ~
in hiss yffi: isl capacity or as Collector.
Centrevillc, Fairfax County, dec Is dim
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District 0f Cn\umbin,

BlStrict UI tNIWN'Ut'
County Of .Aerand'ia' ~ q
ORLANDO DELPEY has sppnel lot NO" :.
~ Cranch, ChiefJu.lge Of the UnIed s'4i:' ~.
Court of the District of Columbia, to re ci'' '.'
from Improvement, under the &C; for the 'e','
solvent debtors within the District Of ColgraH
the secord Mouday in January next. AT 9"'el q
at the Court House in AlesanJris, vt.rG'dNr VI"
creditors arc rcqn red 10 attend
dec Is st EDM. I. iEb' ~
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White and Plummer. the Char several TINS
trrposing to prevent its being turned a'id, q
The merits of the bill, when, the question b
taken. MIR. Whites motion prevailed, and
bill was sent to the Committee on the Jutcnr
The House then adjourned.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
PENNSYLVANIA

Long anterior To the election of Governor in
that State, we predicted that tho Wolf and Ing
ham party would, soon that election was de-
cided, show their decided and open hostility 10 tho
present administration Of the General Government.
That the same result was anticipated by the Jack
son party, was very clearly evinced by tho shouts
of rojo'c'ng and hard names applied to those who
foretod it, in the Richmond Enquirer, when tho
Philadelphia Sentinel. one of the organs of the
Wolf and Ingham party, aftcr tho close of the GU
bernstorial election still adhered to tho Jackson
flag. We confess wo had expected another course
from Sutherland after his own election was secu-
red, and we yet at loss to account for his
course. No dopbt there local beyond
our ken. F'ahis it may there is conclusive cvi.
dence in tho letter of Mr.. Ingham, which pub
lish to-day, that the party generally have abandon.
ed the Administration, and verified our prediction.
The time of publication of this correspondence
proves the fact that it was purposely delayed ill
Wslie's election certain, and no one can rea-
sonably doubt that Mr.. Ingham, who has always
been leader of the party, now acting in COMFORT
with Gov. Wolf and his party.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

~ lhe a'ivces rom Carthagona are to the 18th ut.
Ihey mention report of a successful attack bv
General Flores on General Obando, at the Tablon
de los Gomez.
The nows from Coumbi, is of considerable ;n,ox
est War has broken out between the Re nub,;c.
OF the South and the Centre.
General Santander is said to have been confined
at Oucuta by Illness. His arrival in tho country
WINS announced at Rogota with the bighes, traits
ito. e
The public entry OF Satandcr into Bogota was
hxed Tor the 10th of September. Great preparotion.
were making for his reception.
The news had just arrived (oiIciallv) nj tho "a,
ta' OF the taking possession of Gassnares by Ven.
ezmeia-it rs also mentioned from Antioouia thai
Col Salvador Corvoda was in full retreat toward
mat place pursued by one of Flores Generals. Ar
thur aands-Ihoy had sent from Bogota different
expresses to General Satander, as Guerrll,s had
begun to show themselves the ca pital.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
LATE FROM MEXICO

Accounts have been received in New Vail
from Tamrico, via Now Orleans. stating that in
tellgcnce had heen received there Of the entire do
ieat OF the army OF General Moctezuma, and that
San LUIS, in consequence of this event, had mo-
doubt fallen into the hands of Gen. Bustamente.
The terror was extreme in Tampico, all business
was at stand, and merchants having propertv in
hand for account OF Americans, had, fearing the
worst. RENTED ii in specie to New Orleans
Permission had been given to all Spania rds IN re
man. notwithstanding the positive law cnioining
them to quit the country
IN" news OF the defeat of Moctezuma was the
more unexpected as tho last previous account. sta
,ed that an engagement had taken place between
ms advance and Bustamenies cavalry in which he
latter had been cut TO pieces
IL must be recolected TINT although in tho dc.
ieat OF NJ octczuma Santa Anna will have lost a
powerful support that he still in force At Orr
Java with Bustamente's Secretary at War. Fazio.
entrenched in his front, at a distance from him of
about six leagues. '' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

TOD by th. too common propensity for nnn wur.
snip, We find republican system on the yer,e
vi fearful precipice. There seasons in the
anairs ut nations, when becomes necessary to re-
cur To first principles for the test of duty. Deyo.
ton to our country, aided by ordinary lights and
careful scrutiny, cannot fail to guide and guard us
IN our
Tho present junciure eminently demands the ga
cr'hco OF all prejudice I" tho public gord. W.
must -Apnc, to be prescribed by tho infatuated de-
voices of Gen. Jackson. But it will soon In ,;,
covered, tha, all thoyo who refuse TO support for
the Woo Presidency his designated successor, are
sndcr the ban OF prescription. by the mower NJ
washington, not less vigorous and vndictive than
that which is now enforced against the open anita
gons,s nf Jacksonsn. 1t is a waste of ,imc bo,r
ever now to scr"ti"'zs the propriety of proscrp
Two policy. The existing struggle present, objects
OF '"hnitely higher moment than a scramble for
ONCE. The national character must DO disnbused
OF ITS Imputed degcneracy, and tho corruptions
winch announce the near approach of TYRANNY
must be purgcd from our system. When the rene.
raj watch word shall be, Our Country, AND NOTHING
BUT OUR CorNrRY! all will soon be well.
Very respectfully, yours, SC.
$. ID. INGHAM.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
NO TRE&.

TETHE FREDERICKSBURG LAW SCHOOL
" will commence its next session on tie LIST day
Of November, and will close the latter end of
March, making period of about five months IL
~ designed in the of instruction which has
IL cD marked out, 10 teach all the principal
of the English Law applicable to The United
States, and MS it has been modified and chanrcd
by the Laws of Virginia The mode of instruction
viii be the heret oforc, founded upon the
experience Of several years as to it's efficacy. Tie
studies directed to the most approved text
books in the English and American Law--tlle
Glass is daily examined i'll the portions Of reading
which have been previously assigned TO it, and OK.
plantations, illustrations and references TO American
decisions and the Statutes OF Ylfginia accou.2any
these examinations. Occasionally Oral Lectures
are rcsortcd TO where the information cannot be
supplied in any written treatise The text books
that are employed, ave Blackstones Commentaries
(Chittys edition, published in the II. States, is the
best and cbeapcst,) Cruises Digest Of tie Law of
Real Property, Ufe New York edition Of 1927, ir
the best,) fuckers Commentaries, and Kcnps
Commentaries. Judge Tucker not having AIKEN
up, in his Commentaries, the subjects Of the Judi
cature and the Criminal Law Of Virginia, prcpara-
tons, for supplying this omission, are making to
publish digest Of these two branches Of our Law;
and il is hoped that the publication will be in time
fer the Students to have the benefit Off during the
ensuing session.
The price of instruction exclusive Of books
will he $50 the Session. to be paid in cash previous
TO admission into tho School. The most agreeable
and gcntcel accommodations may readily be had at
private boarding houses, and at taycrns, upon very
reasonable tcrms--say from $40 to St2 so per
month, including every thing bat fuel and wash
ing, and these may be procured at very moderate
prices. The whole expense Of living, during the
session. need not exceed S15. Frederick sbbrg Is
strongly recommended, residence, by its salu-
bTty, whst its known hospitality holds forth to
The student every social enjoyment compatible with
habits OF study.
JNO. TAYLOE LOMAX.
II Tho Whi1 and Enquirer viii please ,nseIt
10 ~ 40 c"ss . yTssA, az tH,a -; ~ Ncver,Nef
-" ~ MN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
Cbc Constitutional gaglio.
ELECTORAL TICKET FOR VIRGINIA, or
POSED 10 ANDREW JACKSON.

ELECTORAL TICKET FOR VIRGINIA, or
POSED To ANDREW JACKSON.
l. john a. Chandler, Of Norfolk county.
? John Ross of Isle oi Wight.
). Benjamin lIltnhcr. of Chesterfield.
q. John Fucker. o.. Brun>NicL.
o. Rcubcu Il. PattYsoh, of Buckingham.
g. Foriunatus Sydior, ofCim bell ,Lynchbuyg)
z Col. Dlvid Saunders of Bedford
g. Col Christopher Tomphins, of Matthew'S.
8. Chapman Johnson, OF Redmond City.
10. Joseph G.. CAholl, a.! Nelson.
IL. James Barbour, ST., OF Orange.
IL Charles ;iiil. of Kin. 4, = lecn
Is John Ta'Iforro, If King George.
Ia Sydnor Bailey, Of Loudoun.
is. Tho. Marshall. OF tIuq ijcr,
l6 fnlp c. Pcrilvton, of Berkeley.
H. John White Pee, of rre!crick.
is Waldo l.. Goa, of Harrison,
10 Samuel MILLER. u: Augusta.
60 Col. Edward w ats, OF Bo'c'ourt.
81. Peter III. Stconbcrscn, of Nilsson.
~. Charles L. Crockett. OF WY;hc.
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COMMUNICATED
DI Ed.


On the 18th October, in the 26th year of her
age, after long and painful disease, which was
borne with christian fcrtitude, Mrs. MARY GATE
wooD' the wife of Linacus Gatewood, Of Essex
county. Thus in tho bloom of life, the affection
ate wife, mother, daughter, mistress and neigh
Dor, has been taken from affectonate husband,
only daughter, an aged mothor, and numerous
circle of friends and relations. The writer of this
poor tribute can say, she kind neighbor as
any one can boast of; but the king of teri ors and
the terror of kings, though not terror to her. has
laid her beneath the cold clay She calmly met
the enemy and through the blood testimony and
promise of her Saviour, dsarmod him of his sting
Long was the conflict through the influence of
soctarIan systems, but victory crowned her efforts
In the end Sho was not made a "wILL WORSHIP
PER-" but willing, the will of her Saviour should BIO
done Though she could not get out of her bed
Tor two weeks before her death, she professcd a
Willingness TO be immersed into The name Of Je-
sus, whom she believed came to seek and to savo
such sinners as she found herself to be. Being
made Hing To surrender all into his hands, she
would often say she bcr way to meet lie,
saviour, d. desired her physician not 10 give hers
thing to proong her life, but TO her suferr@zl
About half hour before she ex pired, she callee
her husband to her bedside, and calmly bid -
an nffectioneo farewell. What heart could ill.,
stand such scene, without sinking into sorrovs&
and giving vent To tears2 Discovering this was the
condition of her husband, sho casped his hand and
afectionaiey tried 10 soOthO his mind bv sov;n,
don't grievc for me, my husband, | have olnos;
met my Saviour, where hope you will meet me
again" May this hope be realized in her husband
is the ardont desire of The writer
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30
MIR. WEBSTER.

On the outer form of our County paper to-day,
will be found the conclusion of this g.ntloman's
Speech at the late Convention of National Repub
leans in Massachusetts. His name alone will in
sure It's attentive perusal. For energy of style and
beauty OF language, no stands unrivalled and the
close of this Address equals any thing we have
ever seen from the pom of Mr. Webster. We had
hoped to accompany this Speech with Mr.. Bin
noys, delivered Mt Philadelphia, the Goth inst,
but we fear our limits will not permit ts publication
in time to be read befo our Electoral election.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-30

e he subscribers have received in addition to
a tn IT stock, large and general assortment
of SattDets. CassinetP, heavy Mackinaw, point
and striped Blankets which, with a great variety of
Prints of entirely new styles and patterns, as we'll
asa general assortment of Flannas and Hosiery
and other desirable Goods for tho present and APP.
preaching season, they Offer to their friends and
the public, generally, at prices which they are con-
hdemt, cannot fail to please.
]. BLOCK 81 SON,
Third Door below the Theatre, II Street, Shoe
29-c2aw4t Zoe Hill
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asacSssas casD GGatD6N


or Monday next, 5th November, the
Election for Electors of President and
Vice President, tak,s place through
out Virginia. All persons qualified to
vote for Members of the Legislature,
are entitled to vote tor Electors, and
the Polls will be held at the usual
places