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One who knows q II. Jackson well, no ha.
noted with him in various public capacities in
drawing portrait othis character, thus speaks
of hiu:
"Bu' every thing mus, conform to his views, whe-
Their original conceptions of his own, adopted
from others, which oflen the case and, to
compsh them, every barrier must he prostrated.-
lie would now abolish all power-judcial, senatori-
al or representative, unless it consented become
the echo of his arbitrary resolves. IL is impossible
for any honest and Independent man to be long
him, without finding that he must either renounce
his opinions submit i'll silence, take his departure
Never was nature more true To her design, than
when she fashioned him for tyrant: and il he had
the power he cOuld IL. And vet there is no man
more liable to be used as the instrument of the base
and uuprinciplcd, for in one of the word, he
makes but little discrimination of persons. Every
thing with him assumes cast of personality; he
cannot even rise to the responsibility Of party
PRESIDENT PERSONAL hate, or personal Partially, are
his only incentives to public measures all virtue
consists IN attachment TO his person, and all niqui
ty IN being opposed to him. lie pursues his
with a cruel vengeance, which knows no bounds,
and Is restrained by no generosity, while he rewards
his friends. because he is rewasding HIMSELF
Ifany confirmation were wanted ur the truth
aud accuracy OF the picture, it might be found
in the suhscrvieucy Of The Secretary Of The
treasury, IL his annual report on thu Finances
III WINCH he is made TO contradict every thing
he SAT-! last year in favor of The Bank of tie
United STATES. The Secretary Of the I'rcaSu-
W was considered last winter II bold States
man 30 mike report decidedly in opposition
10 tho known views of the President, hut lie is
now looking for promotion, and lie has al once
'renoUmced his opinions aud fallen in viii,
The views rf The source uf patronage. Some
are inclined II think that the report &C las,
year was Van Buren, stroke OF policy in tho
game "i fast end ose" by which tho Prcsi-
u"n'i:l election WAS managed.
HE recent PROCLAMATION OF the Presden
sustans this character of him. lie is willing
10 array the military power against what lac
calls his "Natlvo State" that he may pursu
with n "ciucl vengeance" one against whom
he enlertains the most envcnomed hatred.
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From the Correspondent Of tho NJ. Y. Com. Adv
WAsBINGTON, DEC. a. 1890
"You can now solve The mystery which bas
hung over your Stock Marker for some wseks
past. The Message has been shape,: So az 70
carry into fleet the stock speculations of few
OF General Jackson's political supporters in
your city, and it is said that some persons here
tl5o, have pocketed large profits made out of
the simple ones. The secret " az known In a
few only, until yesterday, when the news of
The great depression Of u. S. Bank Stock ar
rived here, anil excited much speculation ss n
the cause OF IL. 1t soon leaked out tbnt the
Message was to contain anoiher attack on the
Bank, md though the character of IL was NOT
generally known, IL was enough to exulain the
STOCK movements in your city. There ia M
doubt that tho substance Of this part Of the
Mrssage was put in way some days ago. IN
reach two or three confidential friends Of The
administration at New York. They have
doubtless turned it TO good account before the
message will reach you. gentleman who
PISSED through New York on Friday, inform
th me That IT was privately suggested to him
uneTo' maj the public deposiles were to be with.
drawn from the Bank. You can more eas;Iv
conjecture than !, through what channels This
Scbeme has been carried on among Won. One
or TWO oil the secret partners i'm this sho,e. arc
s"lo 10 he now here. 1t is not easy to deter |
NINE to which Of the parties to such transact.
ION inc most disgrace should he attacled-the
administration which lent itself tn the scheme
or those who were capable Of carving sucb
piracy on the public into effect"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14
To TIE EpIDoRs or TIL. Vito.
IINAD

Tho Presidents Proclamation renders n drea d.
full conflict with S. Carolina certain, unless the
timely interference of soma third party avert it..
Tho crisis is awfully momcntous. Every mans
suggestion for alaying tho storm should DO heed.
cd: Mine is tina: this city Immediately call moet-
ing, snd send deputation to S. G.. Congress may
do something Oar Legislature may do much.
Nevertheless, let send messegcrs to Charleston,
from tho people to the people. HENRY.
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hoard about fifty Of her passengers, and 6lled
the hospital at tho quarantine with her re-,
manning sick aud dying. She smiled from Aot--
werp on the 18th September, in company with
.he oyon'a, but fortunately had shorter pass.
age. md lost "a less number of her n.sseo-
gers.- Bali. Amer.
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There is very little doubt on our minds that
a copy of the Presidents Message wos recei-
we'd in Wall street some hours before il was
presented to Congress In conversation yes
terday with a large operator in tho United
States Bank Stock-a Jackson he freely
told us that the Message was in Wall stree, Sc
veral days before the.nec,ipg Of Congress.
Editors CON- Adv.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-12-14

TO The Editors Of The Commercial Adwrt;sey.
observe from your W ashington correspond.
ence in yesterdays paper, that secret inform
auon has beeo giveO, which caused the de.
preston IN the stock of the U. States Rank.
u Is whispered mat a copy Of the Message
wssin Wall street before il WINS del;vereI o.
Congress. Can you inform me if such was the
facil " 20 '"'
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FArAL TraERrTr The Erie observer slate. thu, n,
wednesday, the 7ad ur. while ths salutes were being
hIed a. that place, negro attempted exhibit silly fas.,s
otag'y, IN passing before the mouth of a six FOUNDER
alter ihe order was given to FIRE He had been
aamon"hed to keep away, but to liule purpose as his
,ate mas exhibited When preparations were made for
hfne the evening salute he stationed himself near the
m"zse OF the gun boastns that he could pass it, between
ths nash and explosion. person standing near him
to fire he made spring, broke loose from the hold and
was before the mouth of the gun just it went of His
body was literally cut in twothe legs and about six
consisting of the head, arms ana breast was thrown thr
or forty feet in the air. and struck the ground abou,
thirty feet from the other portion.
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500 ssraagg N geas G..
PORT OF RICHMOND.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Steamboat Virginia. Holmes, Baltimore, via
Norfolk and City Point. with an assorted cargo to
M Mitchell J Bosher, Beers & Poindoxter,
Lancaster, DENLY & Co, l. Webb & Co, SANK
sy. J Parker. T r Blair, P Taylor, Garth, ] II
Iompkinsr Raymond & Brothers, Mrs Royal,
Bagwe'f Smith o. Hannah, Allen, jr, jill Nash,
Is Abbott & Co, NJ Hollins, Davenport, Alleb &.
Go, Mekidoe, Wilcox, jr g. Co, r Jon.
kins, Il Taylor, Peyton. B Hillard, Winston.
Nd Myers, 81 Cosby & Co, and to order.
Packet schr Councillor, Cromwell, Philadelphio
with an assorted cargo, to w Rowett, sen, Ralston
O. Pleasants, M Hollins, Lancaster, DENLY e. Co.
b Blair, Triplett & Colquhoun, J McKidee, Per.
kins & Harris, S Shepherd. J Van.Lcw, II Nash.
M Mitchell, Smith, A Stein, P Cotton, B
Peyton. A Sweeny, J Boshcr, ] Hallowell, A
Philips, M Tabb, Marshall, L Webb g. Co.
Lucke & Sizor, Garth, Otis, Dunlop & Co, r d
Sanxay. Richie, sydnor, C Beck, Sublctt.
d L Gwathmey, Baldwin g. Kent, end to order.
Schr Laura Jane, Baltimore.
Sshr Neptune, Gator, Baltimore.
BELOW,
Schr. Tantiyy. Couch. 80 hours from New York
to the Capes, bound to Richmond.
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Nohe must dare exercise their functions in an i'm.
oePehdcnt manner. unless that happens to suit the
'"chna''on' Of Gen. Jackson. Disregard of his
P'easurc' Is to bring down on tho culprit, savage
and forocioss abuse.
RUssEL,IiLr, ALA, Feb. 10, 1892.
@"cr'ff Moore, Esq.
"-fou will excuse me for no. giving YOU ,h. tin. of
49, nor u thought you cnttled 70 the appeilaton
r. o'o certainly receive from me- for has always
80. ny steady purpose through he, to give 20 every
,h possible what he justly inertia Ia Iookios over
n psus VI the Globe tnis moruing, aud reading the
e.. o .i OF the Senate upnn Executive business
,; surprise and modification. the re lection of Mar
80; buren, With your recorded with ti,s oppo-
I'd "en-a' follows, twenty -three twenty three
-, h; giving the finishing stroke as he ihoueht
~ ' NV ava m 1"'h AMI A"'A"
~: what were your promises to the members Of the
wv a'",e who voted for you in opposition to Col
v. ey' Did you not without any reservation what.
~; say mat YOU would supper. Andrew Jackson and
,h. "'s,fa',on: Were YOU sir, elected solely
VIC ground that you were n staunch and urwa-
~, Heno TO the present administration and
~: =" What other as there for your beat
lug Wi N'hnley! Was ia your superior skin in i,era-
VIC pun cs or MORAL character. No Sir, il was only the
s.u"ed to above-that of being a supposed true
e"" nave you acted in good fai'h. have yoa told
"e "o'n. fou have dsgraced YOURSELF (IF THAT WAS
degraded the State, aud injured your former
mennI. fs"ppose. Sir, you hav. vented your spleen
"I" VIC Oh" General for not giving your nephew the
.ppo"'ment OF Marshal for the Northern District Of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

W letter from New Orleans of the 18th, is
endorsed "Tho Cholera has appeared at Mobile.
ana seven eases reported" Wo find no confrma-
"oh IN tho Mobile papers OF later date, and those
OF New Orleans, ~ latO as the 22d, contradict the
report.
from y Charleston City Gasette of Moreh2.
n taoNi'~ AT MOBILE Two persons arrived New.
O.oans on the 18th ul,. from Mobile. stated tina, the
Ss 'rsss' hom Liverpool had arrived there with ,hi.
o o"s'n, OF which nine persons attacked.
that the Doctors declared be the Cholc,
"a. ms report created great excitement in New Or
leans we have the Mobile PArRIor of the pad in
wn'ch no mention is made OF the Cholera and the New
Orleans ~. ct the 2lst u says. there is no such dis,
ease IN Moh'le-a least tho one which gave rise to the
ohoe' which visited four persons. who subsequently
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

'HNHE subscriber respectfully iDforms those
who are in the habit Of buying implements
OF husbaodry, that he has now on hand greater
variety than he has ever before offered them
He has almost every kind of ploughs now in use
with steel or cast points, and stocked with sea.
soned timber, an advantage not generally suffi
ment in the mouldboard Of the improved Barsbare
plough, which has been suggested by many
practical farmers, rendering it much more dura-
BILE. Component parts of plougbs always on
hand. snd mouldboards sold at factory prices
He latters himself that his prices have been SO
reduced as to give satisfaction. Should any i'm
p'ement purchased from him not perform equal
to the expectation Of the purchaser, it may be re-
turned. WIN. PALMER,
Jan l3-eod u Market Bridge
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
From the United States Telegraph Of Yesterday.

rom the united states Telegraph of Yesterday
In the Senate yesterday, Mr.. Benton, from the
Committee OF Military Affairs, reported bill to
increase the pay of the surgeons aRd assistant sur
geons of the United States army. The resolution
submitted by Mr.. Smith, directing the Committee
on the District of Columbia to inquire into the sx
edieney of prohibiting tho issue Of bank notes of
"A less denomination than five dollars in said District,
was considered and agreed to. The Apportionmept
Bill was taken up and debated by Messrs, Clayton,
Jazewcl, and Ewing; Mr.. TazeweIl in favor of
abe blii tho Other gentlemen against it. Before
she Senate adjourned. Mr.. Webster Withdrew the
amendment he submitted some days ago, and offer.
ed the following substitutes THAT the House
OF Representatives shall be composed of such
number OF members chosen within each State, as
shall bear TO the representative population of such
State, the same proportion as the number two hum
-dred and fty-sx bears to tho whole representative
population of the United States; and Of one
additional member to every State in which the
addition of such member will bring Its number of
Representatives nearer to its exact proportion than
the omission of such additional member; the said
number of Representatives in any State not ex-
ceeding one for every thirty thousand persons"
In the House of Representatives, numerous pc.
fitions and memorials were presented and referred.
Mr. Thomas, of Maryland. from the Committee on
the District of Columbia, reported resolution OF
inquiry into the e8pediency Of granting some
squares Of public land to the corporations of Wash
ihgton, Georgetown, and Alexandria, for the pur-
poses OF education and improvement Of the roads.
At was referred to the Committee on Public Lands
Mr. McDufie, from the Committee Of Ways and
MEANS reported resolution Of inquiry into the
pensions ana allowances tn Indians who we're
hostile to the United States during the late war,
founded on treaties existing before tho war,
and moi renewed since that period. 1t was laid
upon tho table tor ono day. in conformity with
tho RUE OF the House Mr.. WIckliTe, from the
EoInmit'ee ON the Public Lands, reporteda bill for
the final adjustment of land claims in the State of
Missouri; which was read twice, and committed to
aCommittoo Of tho Whole on tho state of the
Union: The House, afterwards, resumed the con.
sheraton OF the resolution Of Mr. C1avtop Of
Georgia, for the appointment Of selec, connro;t
tee on the affairs Of the Bank Of tho United States
Mr. Clayton addressed the House in reply to Mr..
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gcd by the payment of fifteen within the sea.
SOD, which will close on the LIST Of July.
This fine Stallion is the property OF Admiral
Sir Isaac Coffin, and has been procured by the
subscriber for the present season only, after
which he will be returned to the agent of his
owner near Boston.
CLEVELAND is a dark bay, with black
name, legs and TAIL He is seventeen hands
high, and seven years old, Of fine FORM and
doubt if there is any Stallion in Virginia, pos
sessiDg equal bone, muscle and sinew. He is
said TO be OF the finest breed Of borsss used in
England, for harness. A cross of the mares of
Eastern Virginia (which all partake more or
less OF the blood stock,) with this horse, is
calculated to produce most valuable breed for
the draft and the saddle.
Cleveland was sent to the United States
in 1928. by his own er, to improve the breed OF
horses in Massachusetts, where am informed
his colts lsome of them three years old next
grass, )iare amongst the finest in the Union.
Mares sent to this horse will have the range
OF one of tho best pastures in this part of the
country, gratis--or will be abundantly fed on
gram, a; rs cents day. A faithful agent il
employed, who will use every precaution against
escapes and accidents, but tho subscriber will
not be responsible should any occur.
E. G. MAYO.
Richmond March 9th, 1s3S-2aw4w
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From the U. S. Telegraph of TUESDAY,

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr. Benton, from the
Committee on M Ilitury Affairs, reported a bill
to organize the Corps Of Typographical Engi-
neers, which was read and ordered to a second
reading. MI Smith lsida resolution on the ia
BILE directing the committee the District of
Columbia, to inquire into the expediency O: pro-
hibiting by law the issuing of bank other notes
of less than five dollars, in said District. On
motion of MIR Webster, the Airport: onment Bill
wos taken uP, the amendment SUBMIT ed by
that gentleman being under consideration. A
debate ensued, in which Messrs. Webster, Mar
cy. Clayton. Foot, and Bbb, took part. Mr..
Clayton opposed the bill as unjust and Unequal
IN It's operations, and contrary to the spirit of
the Constitutlon.-He assumed that the practice,
hitherto. Of fixing the number of representatives.
by en- arbitrary ratio, hdd been founded on erro-
neous principles, and had operated uniustly
towards the smaller States; and that the only
fair mode Of apportionment would be, to
assume any given number Of members
for the House Of Representatives to con.
sist Of and then to calculate by the rule
of three the number of representatives
'of each State, in proportion to its population
compared with that of the whole Union, thus
'"As the whole population of the Union il
TO the number assumed for the House of Repre-
sentatives, (say 240) SO is the population ofeach
state to her share of the members Of that House.
ON this principle, the fractions would not be un
Jusly affected in any State, and he cared not
whether they were taken into consideration or
not. After authorizing the printing of certain
calculations. the Senate adjourned
In the House of Representatives, no business
was acted upon, with the exception ofa memo
rial presented by Mr.. Adams, from various citi,
zens Of New York, setting forth the crcsms, an
'ces of the trial. conviction, and Imprisonment, Of
the two Missionaries in the State of Georgia,
and praying the nterposi.on of Congress
III the matter. A discussion ensued, which.
after the rejection of motion to lay the
memorial on the table by vote of ayes go,
noes 81, was continued until nearly 5 clock.
when it was referred to Committee of the
Whole on the state ofthe Union, ayes 90, noes
SO. The extreme length and interest of he de-
bate preclude the insertion to. day of even a
slight sketch of it.
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DIED

In Goochland county, on tho Cd Of March, 1892
In the l7th year of her age, Miss MARcELLA RED
FORD, after long and painful illness of eighteen
months. During that time she seemed to hear her
pain with the utmost fortitudc. and at last
willing to bid adieu to all earthly cares, and place
her hope IN that being who alone is able to save.
In Washington City, at tho residence of Mr.
Washington Fenwick, F. street, Mr.. B.sJAM,s +
HiLLYARp, Printer, in the 22d year Of his age He
was raised as an apprentice in tho Enquirer Office,
and was highly esteemed for his amable temper,
industrious habits and orderly deportment
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. to tho Enquirer of tho
morning, the county of Lee is in high excitement
at Van Buren's rejection. Ono of the Correspond.
snts of that paper from Loo. says q" have but this
m omOnt heard tho voice from Spottsyyania. and
unhestatingly second his proposition to place Mar
tin Van Buren, in the Chair which John C.. Calhoun
has SO shamefully 5isgracod. will not abandon
him for any other man" Woo unto Calhoun.
Clay and Webster.
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~ Tho Apportionment Bill, with Mr.. Web
ster's amendment giving member to those States
with fractions exceeding certain amounD was
taken up in tho Senate on Monday and discussed,
but without reaching any result. Haste good
friends of the Senate! Mcssrs. Banks and Ritchie
ara impatient to hold another Caucus.
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ISa bnle9ale llrtrea Current
RICHMOND, MARCH 8, 1892

i
| STAPLE ARTICLES.
Tobacco, leaf
hns, lO0lb. = as
I good, ; az
fair, la5
refused, "a u 81
manufactured
| LIST qualcavendish, lb3Jalt
mall twist, no |, flal3
no. ?, 3 = 10
Flour, city mills, SGl
co'in'ry, Ii "G-,cd,Il a,krd
Whtat, led 81 5. walie l III
Corn, bush I5al3
Coai, best for shirping,i8 alo
inferior, IL i II
Cotton, 3 asa
VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES.
Bee srcar, best, 10 u 20
Butter, l2al7
Beef, mess, Dbl. 10 ~
bacon, 7!rlU
Cheese, 7a8
Candles, ,allow, mould, IL
sperm. 81
CoDts, w. /. green, ii
RIO. l3t,lI
Java, white, I3al5
ordinary qualities, - a Is
Chocolate, no. !. 10 ais
CopPer0s, ID. 2Aa3
FISH, behring's, no. l, $50
shad, no. 1, 5As5s
mackerel, no. J, 5 IS
do. no. :, )
do. no. J, "a
Fruit raisins, bunch, box,i
muscatel, ; 80
Feathers, live geese, good, 80
Glass, window, SxlU,5O feet,
2 IS lOxl2, do. 3
Gunpo'cder, Dupont's, )
Rogers 5
Hemp, Amer, ton, 100 a lsO
Hides, Spin, sun dried, lGalS
sailed, I2aI5
Indigo, Sp'hflotant, lb125aI75
Iron, Swcdes, ton, 80 a IS
English, 80
American, 80a s5
lard, II
Lime, 81 rs
Leather, soal, 25a3O
upper l IS a rs
Lander, clear, 1000 #. %
merchantahle, II a 10
Mahogany, 81. Dom #. lOal7|
Bay, 8 Il 10
MoinSsss, gal. N. o. % n 80
w. India, generally, 25a3o
Meal, bushel, 65
Nails, cut, Id. 81
OIL, linsced, gal. 81
tanners, Dbl. l3 ALA
sperm.winterprsd.gal.Sl
do. summer do. 75a85
Oats, bush. 35a37
Pinister Of Paris, ton, 5 IS
Pork, prime, Dbl. la
mess, II so
Rice, Carolina, 4ail
Sugar, loafl3a 7,lumpl2aI3
N. o. brown, 100 lbs. 6a7A.
ST. Croix, do. u a !Oi
muscovadoes, 6 a 81
Salt, sack, Liv. filled, l e5 |
ground alum, I 40 /
Saitpetre, ID. 1Oalli |
Spirits
brandy, cognac, gal.lIaIs
apple brandy, new, 38a4D
peach do. Is a 80
rum, St Croix&Ant.6Oa9OI
do. New England, 36a37 |
gin, Holland, l05all2
do. Amrican, SO a 40
Whiskey, 35
Steel, German, III I2al4
English hlis,sred, III
Amer. do. 54aU
Shot, Id 7
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FOR SALE,

NOLUMBiA, one mile from this city, the re-
- sldence Of the late Philip Haxall.
The Dwelling House and all the out buildings
arc very ommodous-omomg them q good cc
house. now filed; ond two green hou,es. Tho
premises contain acres Of Land highly lmpfo-
we'd, with a well Of fine water,
Contiguous lpts of0 acres.
A family, consisting Of man and his wife
first rate bOuse servants, and their five children
Tonson FIlIy, years old, and ear old
Sir Alfred colt
Terms may be known on application to
60--F6t RID BARTON HAXATI.
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1nA SACKS best Liverpool filled Salt.
IT wv in slore for sale by
mar 8 OTIS, DUNLOP e. CO
DO.EzESTEC GODDS,
GEORGE CAREY

Corner Of Baltimore and Charles Streets Baltimore,
IA AS for sale general assortment Of Domcs.
n n tic Goods consisting in part of "WaItham {"
"AppLeton," "LOweH" "Hamilfon," "Nashun !"
"ESeter," "AucrN" and "PHtsfeld" MAyUyAc.
TUREs, which will be sold on favorable terms by
the package or piece.
fo Paw 3m
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
From the Baltimore Patriot. March Z

we learn that MIR Clay visited the seat of Government
OF Maryland, at Annapolis, Friday last by invitation
OF Gov Howard, accompanied by Gen. Chambss of the
v. Senate and Mr. Jenfer, Of tho House of Repre-
sen,anVe'. lie dned with the Governor on Friday
WIN large party and ons Saturday present in both
branches OF the Legislature where he was received with
sea; cordially BY the Members This morning Monday.
he was at his post in the Senate o.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

1J Tho rates of freight to Europe, Now York
and Boston, have advanced considerably lately, and
vessels arc very scarce and in great demand. Sea
Prices Current for the rates of freights.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS TO THE VIRGINIA
- TINES

we arc requested by Richard X. Cralle, ESQ.,
Editor OF the Lynehburg Jefersonian, to ask those
VINO hold Subscription Papers to the Times, to
FORWARD them, forthwith, to his address at Rich
mond. MIR. Cralle has taken up the design of Mr.
Giimer' and will Immediately comnsnoo the publ
cation of paper in this CITY,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-03-09

silver urn has been presented to Capt. John
D. Turner, of Norfolk, by the passengers on
board the steamboat Columbus. as a Testimony
of their respect for his skilfnl management du.
ring dangerous passage from Baltim,re to
Norfolk