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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
t. l-2awat WIN. BRocKENBRoUGH.
Superior Court of u. States.

superior court OF u. states.
n UsT published, for sale by Il. l. SMITH, Reports
81 of Cases argued and adudged in tho Supreme
Court of tho u States; January term, 1882; by
Richard Peters.
Also, the fourth American edition of Starke on
the Law of Evidence, with references to Amcri-
can decisions; by Theoron Metcalf, and Edward
ID. Ingraham.
Chancellor Rents Commentaries on American
Law complete.
Chittys Index to all the reported cases, statutes,
and general orders, in relating to the principles,
pleading and practice of equity and bankruptcy in
the several Courts of Equity IN England and Ire
land, the Privy Council and the House of Lords,
from the earliest period down to the year 1891
Coventry and Hughes Analytical Digested In
dex 10 the Common Law Reports, from the time
OF Henry Ill. to the commencement of the reign
Of George Ill, with tables of the titles and names
of cases.
Commentaries on tho Low of Bailments, with
illustrations from the civil and foreign law; by Jo
seph Story, l.. l.. ID. Dane Professor OF Law in
Harvard University.
Bacons Abridgement; with additions bv Bird
Wilson, Esq. &c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
FLAMES.

WE have at private sale, very cheap, two SC
w cond-hand PIANOS--one Grand and tho
other Square, and Sid 10 be in good order.
oc SELDEN & CLELAND
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

SELDEIN 81 1ELsGE.ANse attend to
sales "i Real and Personal Estate, either in the
city or Country and the attention given to
the interest of their employers
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

E6OWDER PUFFS.-U.o a.Hyn vOW Di:K
tufts, each in very neat case
~ Nj. l.. DAY
O. The Subscriber begs leave
~ I To inform his friends and the Public,
sSSrs,l,> 1 that he has purchased out the stock
EnSsSAo OF the concern of Raymond IL Bro
- Tiers, and will continue TO keep first
ia'e assortment of HATS, at wholesale or retail,
AZ Low PRICES G. V. RAY MOND.
sep 29-eo6t
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HORSES

HORSES
=, A' ~ O'CLOCK, several good saddle and harness
'iorses' SELDEN " CLELAND
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VALUARGG Fs&I wYs
4 L L.


q obedience TO the above decree fjf andersiyn
"a ed will, on the 18th day of October next, pro.
coed to sell, at Public Auction, on the premises
Tor cash, the whole, or such part of the Tract of
Land OF FhlhP W Claiborne Esq. MS NAV nc su iii
Gent Tor the purposes of said decree. The said
tract OF land lies in New Kent county on the
right bank of the Pamuuky river, wherc the navi-
CATION is bold enough TO ship produce TO any part
OF the world. The Improvements are bg1ck
dwelling house sixty feet by twcnty.four with
scVeH rnoins IN good order, having been recently
thoroughly repaired, wish barns, stables and all
other houses necessary for the genlec accommo-
daii'n OF largo family and for agricultural pur-
poses. This land is rcputcd to be ono of the most
adapted to the culture Of corn and other staple
articles Of produce. IL abounds with springs Of
the Purcst water, and is in ueghl oThood rcputcd
tor hospitality ard good society The title is
believed 10 be ndisruahlc. If the weather on the
l3'h OF October should TIC too unfdyrurabIe for the
sale to take pl &C that day, the sale will be post
Poned I'LL the Monday thereafter, tic 18th Of DC
tObcr.
JOHN y. CLOPTON,
IiERBEIT \. CLAIBORNE, Iom'rs'.
sep l0-ctGs
II, OIICE.-'fhc subscriber hav,ur ltasrd u,,,
l. ven know stand the W1SHINGTOV
IN EHF ard 1t having UNDERGONE a tboropob
repair at considerable expense, is DOW ready 10
+'com'nouate travellers. IT is useless TO say any
'lng ABOUT fhe situation of the house, as IL is So
WEI KNOWN can only say that the house is in It
'""er condIhon now than it. ever has hcrn since IL
was hr't built. II my Old friends ard ;fe public
! morally will give nc a call, I will lry and q We
/ hem satisfaction. JOHN TNIlfNE
o. @-c2iW /.
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w The sale above advertised, was unavoidable
postponed IN consequence of the indisposlioD of
one OF the commissioners. 1t will certainly take
place on the 10th day OF October next at the place
above mentioned. p HARRISOtN
sep 20Lctds r. a. ScO,I~r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
March +, 1882.

PURSUANT to the foregoing decree, we shall pro-
coed to sellthe mill and lands referred TO heren a.
the front door of the house of the county of
M!ddicsex, on the 4th Monday in August next, it
being the 9th day of the MONTH the tract of land
containing about ~ acres attached to the MILL and
Is situated upon Mill Creek, in the county of Mid
diesex-t was formerly the property of Tho. %.
Churchill. ROBER'y ~ S(,C,rT
PHILIP HARRISON.
Richmond, July Goth, 1892.
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FsAeGER,s PfssME OFFICE.

81 ERAWING Of the Grand Consolidated Lot.
Ely terry, No. 90:
SO 20 35 81 Ga 40 Sc 40 &c 90
Whole Ticket 90 80 40 small Capital of Sl,OCu
Quarter do. 90 % Sd do. 500
With snany other snug Prizes, rold and paid at
sight, as usual, by BIGGER.
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LINEAN BOTANIC
G.RR DEN s. sV'TK SE%EES,

WIN. PRINCE s. SONS have
just published the new Catalogue
of their Establishment, with re-
duced prices. Their Fruit Trees,
&c. are SO superior IN point of
size, vigour and accuracy, that
they cannot fail TO give satisfac-
ton. Ornamental Trees and
Shrubs can be supplied of the
vArU IarnaSf aizn rrhn ,olloot;o,,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05
BY the Lieutenant Governor of the
State of Virginia.
n PROCJI1LJJJON

~ VIZ LiCu'CHuNt 1ONcThOr OIL the
State of Virginia.
n PROCL.ADLIIIO.N
VA HEREAS it has been made known to the
Executive, that tho Malignant Asiatic
Choicra has made it's appearance in the Penent-
larry OF this State--Now, therefore, 1, Wyndham
Nooertson, Lieutenant Governor, acting in tho alb
sencc OF the Governor from the Seat OF Go
scrnment have though fit to issue this pro-
ciamation, requesting the Shcrfs of the Sc
.etai counties throughout the State, to delay
bringing to tho Peni,entiary amy convicts they
may nave In charge sentenced to confinement
therein, for the space of thirty days from the date
hereof
Given under my hand aud under the
Lesser Seal of the Commonwe altl,, at
tSEM. Richmond, this 23th day of Septem-
{Signcd) WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
Circuit Superior Courts of Henric0 aud Hnnorer
" ME time approaches at which, according to
~ law, the Circuit Court of Henrco should com
mencc lis session. The prevalence of tho malig-
naht ePuo'nic IN TINS city, renders this I'M
favorable season Tor holding the Court and have
determined to postpone the session for a few weeks
us my intention, should my life be spared and
my health as well as that of my family preserved,
TO open the Court the 9Th October, the first day
appointed by law for the commencement of tn.
term, and then to adjourn for the purpose of meet
ing again on Monday, the 29th Oct. The counsel
" the officers of the court the parties and witnesses
VIII be pleased to notice this arrangement and to
act accordinly. The only business To be transact.
cd on the 9th, will bc to hear motions founded on
notices given to that day. l also hereby inf rm
the counsel, practising in the Circuit Court of fla
mover, as well as the parties, witnesses and officers
OF the Court, that In consequence of my failure to
hold the late term of that Court, have appointed
special term for the trial of all Causes civil well
NOrember next
oct. l-2aw2t WIN. BROCKENBROUGH
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Bank Stock at Auction.
GJA ILL be sold, on Monday next, at L. o'clock
W at the Coffee House, 25 Shares of Stock of
the Bank of Virginia, and % Shares of Stock of
the Farmers Bank of Virginia. Also five Shares
OF the Richmond Marine Stock, for cash
oct @-5t JAS. II. LYNCH.
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II41-' II I t-.tJ3.C / >
" Sale by DAVENPORT, ALLEN i Co.
oc 3-tds
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SPLENDID SCHEME!
New York Lottery, No. 2O-Drawipg will be
received Saturday morning.
CAPITAL PRIZES.
Union Canal Lottery, No. 20-Drawing to be
received Tuesday morning.

IicKets $IU, halves D. quarters 50.
For sale, as usual, in every variety, at the Elk.
shango and Lottery Office of
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

Tickets $40, halves 5, quarters g SO.
For sale, usual, in every ariety at the Lotto
ry Office of u. tylrCIxLG
oc4 Next below the door Of the Eagle Hotel
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s1lCkLE,S OFEaCE.

n ERAWiNG of the Grand Consolidated Lotte.
2P ry, No. 20:
80 20 IS 81 &c 40 Sc 40 46 30.
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Comb. 10 80 As $30,O0o-25 80 So
$30,000-l9 % SO S2O,0OO-2l "a SO
$20000-6 of $4,000, and numerous other
Splendid Prizes, have recently been sold and paid
at sight as usual, by the constant Prize Selling and
Prompt Pay BIGGER
oc
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u The follo,oing Races are postponed ill the 3oN
October.
FAIRFIELD RACES.
FALL MEETING,

.AW ILL commence on the Sd Tuesday in o.
wv tober next, and continue four DAYS
FIRST DAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-05

SO kegs fresh Jamiesun's Crackers
l35 superior country cured Bacon Hams.
80 bbls. Family Flour
sep 24-w3w WORTHAM s. McGRuDER
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
MILITARY caucus TICKET
FOR PRESIDENT,

.ANDRFW JAG K~ON, Of Tennessee.
FOR VICE PRESlDEN
MARTIN VAN BIZ REN. Of .Neec York.
PHilIp+P BARBOUR. o. pr2mia.
VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET.
/ Dist George Loyal, of Norfolk,
Q John Cargl, of Sussex,
8 James Jones, of Nottaway,
Thomas NJ. Nelson, OF Mecklenhurg,
Archibald Austin, of Buckingham,
6 Richard Logan, of Halifax,
Z Joseph Martin, Of Henry.
William Jones. Of Gloucester,
William Fl. Roane, of Hanover
10 Samuel Carr. Of AibemaFle,
IL Lawrence +. Dade, of Orange,
u Archibald r Harwood, of King s. Queen.
IS Samuel Blackwell. of Northumberland,
Ia John Gibson. Of Prince William,
10 Imam Horner. of FauquIer,
10 Heroine l. Ope, Of Jefferson;
II James Nj Mason, of Frederick,
IS John Mcmillan, OF Brooke.
10 Jacob ID Williamson, of Rockingham,
90 Charles Beale, of Botetourt,
81 Thomas Bland. of Lewis,
% Andrew Russell, of Washington.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
Extract OF letter to the Editor OF the Alex
Andria Gazette dated

Extract OF letter to the Editor of the Alex
andria Gazette dated
NEW LONDON CRoss RoAps, (Pa) Aug 81
| embrace the first convenient opportunity,
since my arrival in this nelghborhood. Of adj
dressing you few lines The soil about here
is not congenial to Jacksonlsm. Many of the
plants which have been propagated have be
come unthriving and sickly And as wheat,
stunted and Impoverished, will sometimes de
generate into cheat, SO portion OF the Jack
saLites, through uBiriendhness OF climate or
season, are changing, or, as the orthodox OF
the PARTY would say, are detefl0rating INTO a
different growth The cause is certainly sink
ing. as far as have observed; throughout the
Country. AT Barnum's table, IN Baltimore. |
expressed surprise TO find every one con
Tersed with. .4rti On board the steamboat
found the same state of political sentiment
The changes in Pennsylvania are eonsIdeIa
bic, hut whether sufficient to effect rev olu-
ton at the polls at the Presidential elocuon,
Is yet doubtful am Of opinion that there
are ma iority Of the voters of the state opPo
Sed 20 the re election OF Gen Jackson Some
Who are not very warm politicians pronounce
unhestatingy, that jackson viii lose Penn
sylyania-ii so, he assuredly loses hls election
The Cincinnati Commercial Daily Adver
User. heretofore neutral. has come out 10
Sidy and the Constitution.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
The Peoples Ticket.

THE FRIENDS OF .9.NERTC.4,N IN
DUSTRY JNTEhN.dL IMPROVE
NEWT. IND CIVIL QU1LIFlCd
TIO.N FOR CIVIL OFFICE.
VIRGINIA ELECTORAL TICKET.
Dist. John A. Chandler. ofNoriolk count
John Ross, of Isle OF Wight.
9 Benjamin Hatcher. of Manchester,
4 John Tucker, of Brunswick,
s Samuel Branch, of Prince Edward,
8 Fortunatus Sydnor, of Lynchburg,
David Saunders of Bedford.
s Thomas X Joynes, of Accomac,
9 Chapman Johnson, OF Richmond,
10 Joseph G. Cahell of Nelson,
ii James Barbour, sen. OF Orange,
10 Charles Hill, of King and Queen,
Is John Taliaferro, of King George,
IA Sydnor Bailey, Of Louroun
IS Thomas Marshall, OF Fauquier,
IS Philip c. Pendleton, Of Berkeley,
II iobn White Page. OF Frederick,
10 Waldo p Golf. Of Harrison,
10 Samuel Miller, Of Augusta,
90 Edward Watts, of Botc;ourt,
81 Peter Fl. Sfeinbergen, of Mason,
q2 Charles l. Crockett, Of Wythe.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
From he .Netg FORK Courier end Eacair~
THE NEXT PRESIDENCY

We have repeatedly been requested to give
our opinion Of the result OF the approaching
Presidential contest, aud we submit below
what we deem from present appearances, a
fair estimate, aud upon which we are willing
te stake our political aecumen.
The following states may be considered
certain. Jqrks0n Anil Itcksosa
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13


Interested partlzans find much in the re-
cent Western Election TO spout the 4ume a
bout 1t cannot, however, be denied, even
by the stoutest OF those who so for General
decentralization Cabinet 4 all. that where
As The whole vote OF the West 10 1923 was
given to Gen jackson, the whole Of the same
vote is now, in 1882, uncertain Every state
is warmly contested: IN every State thous
ands Of converts have been made: and from
every State in the West, finally. we have the
most encouraging signs that they VIII 60 for
Clay and the Union II u.s. To be sure, not
as necessary for the people who have never
received or expect any government reward,
to make quite as much noise about this, as it
is for those who live upon treasury pap, in
the shape of offices and Post office advertise
ments. to deny 1t. and shout. to ''the top OF
their lungs" that Gen Jackson is "bon to
commands" and that he administers the go
yernment well for his SUBJECTS"
alexandria Ga-ette.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

A new paper has been commenced IN Pitts
burgh. called the "PennsgLUalia .1dvoeete,
edited by Mr. Hason. the late able and to
Tented editor OF the W estern Herald. II vii
support the electlOa Of Ctag aad Sergeant,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
Ernnn the Waslinstoa. pa Reporter.

A sign. w, !iism +. CopIan. Esq jack
son Representative rs the last legislature OF
Pennsylvania. from Fayette county, declines,
As we learn ir5m the einteil igencer,n serving
on the Wolf Committee OF Vigilance tor
Brownsville. tewaship.-The intelligencer oil
the 2ist inst says that ''.uf. COPELAND sei1 nO'
cote for Joseph R,iner."
.1nother.-The Brownsville "lntelligencer.'
heretofore thorough-going "whoie hog
Jackson and Wolf paper, has hauled down
the jackson and run up the Clay flag.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

sThe votes Of South Carolina and Missis
sippi are placed as certain against Jackson,
because recent accounts from those States,
render il clear that they will be gwen for Mr.
Writ II follows, then, that the only doubt
ful States are
Pennsylvania, so
Maine, 10
Missouri,
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

George Kremer %, "honest George" has
been nominated for Congress by the Jackson
men Of Union county, Pa. Livery man to
his liking" &c.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

.4lother desertion from Jaekso'aism The
Monroe Republican, published at Brockpori,
New York. which has been hitherto decid-
ed supporter Of Gen. jackson, has declared
an intention OF supporting hum no longer -
The Editor says, lit has cost doubtful
struggle with ourselves, to come to the con
clusion, which we here announce, Of devotlng
our best energies to defeat the election OF &c
neral jackson a second time"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13
Total

If Gen. jackson should get the votes of
these States he would only have $50; and II
10 these were added the votes oil south Car
DINA s. Mississippi. which as we before said,
will he given to Mr. Writ, he will only have
l45, and cannot succeed IN being elected 10y
The Colleges. The election will therefore ne
cessarlly devolve upon the House oil kepre
sentauves But the tair presunlpiionts Is, that
Gen j. will go into the House with only IS
votes. Ia that body the election Will be by
present Congress, and it is well known that
thirteen States are against Gen jackson aud
oHy eteeea IN favor of his re election. The
contest consequently will be between Mr.
Clay and MIR. Nut, and unless the friends Of
Gen. >. think proper 10 determine between
them, the friends oil enc OF these gentlemen
will be compelled TO yield TO the other.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1832-09-13

ILLINOlS.-The following gentlemen are
recommended as candidates for electors, il
Illinois, in opposition to the administration
ticket:
Gen. Leonatd White, Of Gallatin county
Col. Thomas Mather, OF Randolph,
Col. VIM B. Archer, OF Clarke,
Gen James ID Henry, of Sangamon.
Col. Hart Fellow, of Schuyler.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-08-09

prosperity. 1t will be found on exami-
nation that there were fewer cases re-
ported Yesterday than any previous day
since the 9th OF July. As the disease Is
peculiarly variable and capricious, we
are both surprised and gratified in notic-
ing Its continued decline for ten days
pas: We are, moreover, much rejoic-
ed that this fell destroyer is much more
easily conquefed in the Hospitals, than
when it first appeared; and in private
practice it is now so easily managed, that
very few patients are lost, where the con-
stltutlon has not been previously prostra-
ted by vicious habits or very bad health.
A respectable physician informs us that
IN thirty cases he has lost but one patient
"a very elderly lady, previously affect
ed with dyspepsia.
SO great has been the proportion Of ca
ses and deaths among the dissipdted and
'mprudent, that could we prevail on our
fellow citizens to be temperate and pru-
dent, we sh ould feel no anxiety respect
ing their exposure to the prevailing epi-
demic .--Gaeeie.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-08-09

no possible good. The South, we even
believe, beside their common interest
common with their country--have n Pc
culiar interest in this policy. Are their
immense resources, now dormant, forev-
or 10 remain Iormant? Are they never
to be developed? l mean their resour-
ces In power, by water and by steam, 50
abundant as it is, lin New-England it is
not so abundan) and in the abundance
Of the raw material for manufacture with
in themselves1 These can only be de-
veloped by this policy. If that be con-
tinued, its march will he onward; it will
in time fill their high lands with thriving
villages, and cover them with thriving
population. Their streams will not be
idle; they viii carry mills, and feed ca
mails; the rich products Of their soil ard
industry will be water-bornc from place
to place; and this reprobated policy 'will
scatter plenty DER their smiling land.
Capital and enterprise will find their way
there; and if they have not there the pop
ulation fitted for the labor, population
will flock there that is fitted. This will
give to their slave and field labor new
value, and to them new source Ofsccu-
rity.
l have done. In pleading the cause
Of this policy, l have the most intimate
convictions that l have been pleading the
cause of our country-of our whole coun-
try, and of every part Of our country; of
every man, woman, and child, in our
country; not as its importance required
no, by no means-but as my feeble pow
crs permitted. To our natural parents
we owe all the pious Offices of life; but
to another parent, our country, we owe
more-we owe life itself, when her good
requires its devotion. Were this effort,
poor as it is, the effort of my expiring
lile-expiring by the efort-in that final
moment, and last struggle, ] should be
happy in the feeling and belief, that |
was expiring in my country's cause.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-08-09

Sickness at the State Prison
cradle excitement was created in the
city, yesterday, at the intelligence of a
sudden and mysterious disease in the
State Prison at Charlestown, which broke
out in the co0rse of the night of Sunday,
and before morning attacked between 80
and 40 Of the prisoners. A rnrnor went
abroad at once, that the cholera had
made its appearance in this most singular
and unparalleled manner; and the vomi-
ting, purging, &c. which accompanied
the symptoms seemed to favor the sug-
gcstion. But the statement Of Drs
Bigelow and Ware, made to our Board
of Health, yesterday forenoon, lent no
coloring to such an impressions; and sub
sequent examinations, proved beyond a
doubt, that the disease must be of local
origin and altogether Of different char
acter from that of the cholera.
The number of cases continued to in
crease, and before evening, yesterday,
Monday, upwards of ain hundred were
similarly affected No deaths had oc-
cured; some of those first seized, and
one or two Of those most violently attack
ed, were evidently rccovering--nnd the
general belief was, that poison in some
way or other had been taken with their
food. Doctor Webster, with several
consulting physicians, made careful u
nalasys of the food and drink, similar to
that dealt among the convicts, on Sun
day; the result of which will be given to
the public. c.-Bos. Trar. Of Tuesday last.
Tie Bunker iIiIl Aurora Extra, published on
Tuesday, at O'clock, 7. NJ contains the follow
ing paricnlare-
The whole number of cases of this singular dis
ease, which have occurred, is l2l. OF this mum
Ler all are likely TO recoyer.-lO0 patients now
remain in the llospitaIs-l5 under medical treat
ment, and So whose cases only require rest ant
proper diet NJ. 1he number Of conyicts in tn,
Prison ut the present time, 2ls. No appearanc'
Of characterization dsuiection among the con.
,icts has been manifested.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-08-09
The TOice ofthe Vest !l-The thun.

The Toice Of the Uest little thun-
ders of public indignation begin to reach
US from the great West. 1t was not to
be expected that the people of the vast
and flourshing portion of this Union be-
yond the Alieghanies would look on and
see tamely the axe laid to the root of
their prosperity. The day Of ii drgrad
ing man worshipper is passing away
Soon will it be in vain for the palace
guards to cry, "Great is Diana of the
Ephesians;;" these only who have the
collar rivetted on their necks, or are
paid for wearing it, will much longer re-
spond to the idolatrous cry. Dear bought
experience is dispclling the mi>ts of popu-
lar delusion, and opening the eyes of the
people to the perils Of the country: