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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

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"BunKt>G The discovery that this hofri-
bly, I'm ratura! atrocity WAS carried on to q con.
sidcrsble extent in the British Metropolis, has
created an excitement there even greater than
the spread ofthe CHI oler0. TO CRAFTY our read
rrs, we make room today for Condensed
account OF the trial and confessions of three o.
these monsters.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

BgESSRS NESBlTT g. WALKER beg
We leave to announce to The public, that lh.
editorial department; Of the Richmond Evlngc-
llsi which they propose to publish in THIS city.
wil he conducted by the Rev. ErHELpEKT
DRhEE; aud wh lie they pledge themselves &c
publish paper worthy the patronage Of the
Christian Public, they request all those who
bavr been 50 kind as to take charge Of suhscrip.
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PhilndelnLin Enhrunru / 1870 -Ii
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JOSHUA ]. FRY
q ENERAL Commission Merchant on Croe,
Va Street, near the United States Bank,
offers for sale,
900 Bag; RIO and old white coffee
% hhds prime ST. CrolX and n. o. sugar,
80 do mniaSscs
10 Or. casks = Madeira wine
% do sweet Malaga 90
so casks nails, assorted sizes
200 sacks Liverpool filed salt
10 tons country iron
Also on cOnSi@nmcnt
so bals mountain family flour
40 fikihs butter, par, roll
700 lbs white blaa ched wool
500 lbs. bees wax
" Cash paid for Wheat iaI2-ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11

MEssRs. EDIToRs-I have supposed the annexed
letters might be acceptable to the public, they
shew the opinions ola sensible we'll informed man,
on subjects very interesting to politicians. If you
agree with me in this opinion, you will give them
place in your paper. A SUBSCRIBER.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-02-11
JOSHUA ]. FRY

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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

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CONGE SIS.

In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Clay's resolution
OH the Tariff was resumed, and the Debate CONT
nucd by Mr.. Dckerson of N. Jersey, in its favor.
When he concluded the resolution was POSTPONED
to, and made the order OF the day for Yesterday.
Wednesday,
Mr.. Moore Of Alabama, submitted the following
resolutions which lie a day before they can be
considered.
Resolved, That the Select Committee, to whom
has been referred the memorial of the President
Directors, and Company, of the Bank of the Uni.
ted States, be instructed to inquire into the cxpc-
dlcncy of limiting the duration Of the charter 10
be renewed established, TO d term not exceeding
ten years; and also of restricting the power of the
Directors in such manner not to permit the
establishment Of a branch the location of an
Office OF discount and deposit, in any State, with
out the assent and appreciation of the General AS
sembly of such State.
Resolved, also, That tho said Committee inquire
INTO the expodioncy Of excluding foreign subscrip
ton, and OF rcserving onothird of the capital &c
| he described for by the citizens of the United
States, who have not been stockholders in the pre-
| sent bank; and
| ResoIued, FURTHER That said Committee INQUIRE
into the oxpcdioncy of recognizing by express
| terms, the authority Of any State in which q
branch or office of discount and dcposito may be
| located to impose a tax upon the stock at the
rate of tax imposed upon the State institutions Of
like character, or at the rate Of tax imposed upon
| nObiod Captdi ol private individuals.
Mr.. Benton submitted series of resolutions or
| the subject, as follows:
Rcso!rcd, That the Secretary of tho Treasury
! lie directed to inform the Sora;o If any data in
his Department will cnab,o him to do so, and i
not, that be cndcavor to obtain the information
from the Directors of The Bank Of the United
States upon the following points:
/. The amount Of her CURRENCY in cirrulatio,
! in the form of orders drawn by the Presidents o
! the branch banks on the Cashier of the Bank o
/ the United States; distinguishing tic amount cir
culatcd from each branch, aud showing Oh,
amounts OF the different denominations. or sizes
| Of the orders respectively.
! 2. The amount ofgold aud silver coin nd buIlior
annually remitted, by each branch to the paron
bank, IN Philadelphia, since such branch began t,
Issue currency Of branch bank orders
3. Tho names Of the branch banks, if any, a
which tho orders drawn by other branch banks o.
tho Cashier oFtho Bank of the United States, an,
tsued as currency, are no: receivable in deposite
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
From the National Inteligencer of uesterdal.

from me NATIONAL infeHgencsr Of yesterday.
The greater part ofyes' crday's sitting of the Sc
nate was spent III the consideration of Executive
business. 1t Is understood that the nomination OF
Mr. Van Buren, was the subject of deliberaton bu,
1t is believed that no decision on it took place.
We observed that every Senator was in his
place yesterday when the motion was made for
proceeding TO Executive Business
In the House of Representatives Mr.. Jcnifer has
started fresh topic of Debate, which is not likely
to be soon run down. The expediency of appro-
priating money from; the Treasury o. the United
States, for the purpose of colonizng free people OF
color from this country, on the coast of Africa, or
elsewhere, is the question dcbated; great ques-
ton and grave We were taken entirely by
surprlze at the result of the vote yesterday,
which exhibited ma jority of thirty three Mem.
hers opposed to ordering it to lie the table. -
This vote ID decisive of tho intention Of the
House, at least, to look the quesIon in the face,
though some of tho ,.''s dt,h' 80 .n''''1n
ced by considerations ef courtesy iowa dts The on
orablc member who originated the proposition,
and who had some claim to De heard upon Il.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

" Mr.. Edmond Genet of Now York, (son Of
the famous citizen Genet,) lately transmitted a
Roman, $50 called) medal, struck in honor OF Ju.
Illus Caesars victory over the son of Mithrdatss,
to our American Cesar, through the hands Of
Mr.. Senator Marcy of New York. Genets let.
ter accompanying the present to Jackson is pre-.
eious piece of officious sycoPhaney. The critics
have taken hold of him, and We read in the U. S.
Gazette the following castigaton with pleasure:
MAMMOTH MEDAL AT WASHINGTON
Extract Of letter from Washington.
at is reported that high parsonage has given
orders for the construction of splendid medal,
three feet in circumference, to be presented to
his enlightened and ,oOrthy friend Citizen Comet
On side there is to be a bold relief of
Jackson gave it,
Genet laudayit,
with the following dis:ich in capitals, within the
edge: "Un grand Bcnet, grand Genet" On the
reverse. striking likeness of julius Cesar turning
up his nose, and another of Andrew Cesar grin
ninS, with the following Roman capitals within
the cdgc:-A. +. A. III. NJ. A. S. Z.
This has been interpreted, And. fec. aP host
mag. act. sen. pop. Aadre,o accomplished gred
things Uuh Tie senate, the people and the enemy
Others again read it, fool and his medal are
soon parted.
| The medal is of The finest gold, and the best
gingerbread, and is to be confided TO the care Of
| the New York senators, MeSsrs; Dudley ant
| Marcy"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

cash; and whether any distinction, in receiving o
refusing such deposits, is made between the FEEDER
al Government and the citizens of the u. States.
| !. Whether there is any instruction from the Di
rcctors Of the Bank OF the United States com
maning the drawers of these orders to cash then
at the branch where drawn.
| These also lie n day before they can be acte,
! upon Al the great questions which agtatc tn,
country now, will in few days, be before
Congrcss-thc Tariff, the Bank, and nationa
system of Bankruptcy. The greatness of thes,
subjects, in connection with the perturbed stat,
oil public feeling render this session, oftranscend
ant interest. We believe that union, and trsnonl
ity, hinge upon it.
In tho House of Representatives, Mr.. Bouldin's
resolution concerning dd ralorem duties has been
disposed of by adopting the amendment thereto, OF
MIR. Davis Of Bass, in the following words
"Striko out all before and after tho word
'MeSolvcd,' and insert tho following, viz:-
Ihat the Committee on Manufactures be
his House IF they possess the informa
tion) the practical effect of the revenue
laws upon the Commerce, Agriculture, and Manu-.
lectures OF this country. Designating the manner
IN which the sum upon which the duties are asses.
sed IL made up: and ALSO the per centagc assessed
upon goods subject to the square yard duty, and
whether any goods prohibited by the amount of
duties; also, whether frauds not perptetrated in
reduced; and how su CHI frauds may be suppressed;
also, whether the statute value of the pound stcr
ling ought not 10 DO modified as to conform to
the actual value in the United States; and to
accompany their report, if they shall make one, by
the evidence upon which it shall be prcdicated.' ;"
This amendment adopted 80 to 90. Mr.
Stewart OF Penn, moved to amend Mr.. Davis
amendment thus adopted, follows
land that said Committee further inquire and
report us to the prices paid in the u. States, for
COTTON, "oollen, IRON, and other manuf fractures
before the passage oftnc tariff acts of 1916 "a and
rs, and what the prices thereof have been since !"
MIR. Nuckoiis of S. Carolina, moved to amend
this amendment, as follows:
And also what would he the cost of the scye
raj articles, ii the tariff wore now repealed"
Tins amendment was cut of by Il successful call
Tor the previous question, which was OH adopting
Nr. stewards amendment: but before u vote was
taken thercupon, the House adjourned.
We regret 10 understand that considerable ex.
cltcment prevails ut Washington, which is likely
TO increase before it diminishcs. We hope tina, tho
jirst and paramount object of legislation will be to
tranqulhze tho Country, let Whatsoever personal
and local interests suffer for it.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
JOHN MURRAY,
SADDbER AND HARNESS KER.


Merit corner to the Central UOtI
ED ETURNS his sincere thanks 10 b Is Fl y,.a
4 d and the public, for the liberal J. itrcners
which he has received from them since! hr bqg
been engaged in his business. lie ,akc this on
portunity OF informing them that lie has on hand
good assortment of reaOy made work, consist.
lug Of best PLAIN and shattered mems iaddles,
stitched ditto second rate and COMM . ditto,
boys ditto, saddle cloths If various XII is best
and common saddle bags, best and conn IN cay.
rage harness, best and comaoa gig do, b; youchs
su'ky and jersey do. Wagon and cart u, black
and fair bride feathers. Enartuga!cs, Go. bit and
krldooD brides. snafTle bit brides. of various
binds, yelise pads and straps, best carrii rc and
gig whips. common do, lest hand whip con.
mon do; bits and spurs. plated and eel, s,irrua
irons, plated and stec best English gir.h Sebb--
all of which be will sell low.
n. L. work maze to urGcr--a,l kinds of re-
pairing done on tie best aud cheapest ,;,ns--
old saddles exchanged for new ones, in , 'By CT
,Itd' 10 l2-cO II
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
RICHMOND, Va SATURDAY, JANUARY De asa.e

CHoLrRA-The Now Orleans papers mention
.hat report, believed to DO totally unfounded,
prevailed in that city the 9th inst. that Span.
ism vessel which arrived on the day previous had
'he cholera on board: and that man had died
OF II. The boatmen entertained such appre.
hensons, in consequence Of tho rumor, that a
custom-housc officer could not procure tho means
OF boarding the vessel.-It is also said that tho
Legislature, which had been in session for u week
previous, had not discussed the adoption of any
precautionary means. lN Y Com
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

u In the House of Delegates to-day, Nix. Mar
shall stated that ho had voted against the united
Preamble of Mr. Bryce, and Resolution Of the
Select Committee, under a misapprehcnsion of the
qucstion-and upon this suggestion, his vote was
corrected in tho journal 1t must therefore be
counted on the affirmative side. This was the final
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT,

by and Nth the aduics and consent Of the Senate.
ALEXANDER Thomson, Of New York, to be Con
sui of the United States for the port Of Glas-
gov, in Great Britain, vice David Walker, de-
ceased.
GAMALrgL TAYLOR, of Indiana, to be Marshal
of the United States for tho District Of Indiana
vice William Marshall resigned.
BENJAMIN S. BoNsALL, of Pennsylvania, TO be
Marshall Of the United States for the Eastern
District or Pennsylvania, vice Abah Sharpe re-
signed.
RoegE c. WEIGHrMAN and JAMES Dan, Of the
District of Columbia, to be Justices Of tho Peace
for the county Of Washington, in said District,
whose commissions had expired.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
HIDES, LEATHER. OIL. &c

Tire S"sDcri6srS offer for sals
SO SAe nnenos Ayres and N,a Graode Hide.
~ 80 y $50 Brazil, CaMprnie '>'s '. DO
N'-."nnEd slaughter do
Spanish horse do
Tanners OIL. bark mills curriers' tools, &c
1890 sides seal leather Of all qualities
400 do wax and russell uppsr leather
40 dozen wax calf skIns
Seal skins horse leather, morocco &c.
1900 lbs coarse lud fine English ball shoe thread
Boottrees. lasts I'D shoenak .rs' tools, &c.
Skirtng, harness and birdie leather
Hog skins, sheep skins, and fish skins
Buitaloe, leopard, bear md hair seal skins
Saddle trees, and " general assortment OF sad.
dlery
Girth and stranng, webb and serge
Collars, deers hair saCdlers tools
Red and black Concl morocco skins
Coach acrs, rattinet, and patent leather
Coach and gig handles and bands
Coach s cps, woodsp;ngs, gig bows, moss, &c
Richmond made plantation shoes.
Learner of all KINDS finished or in the rourh
bought trken i'll barter for Hides.
uJCash paid for country hides.
ia l7-iaw3t W. a. ] G. CRANE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
Produce broughi dozvn the Cana,

JAN. 25.-9 hhds. tobacco, - kegs manufactu-
rcd tobacco, 934 bbls. flour, 10 bus. wheat,
tons pig metal, 265 cast mould boards, $500 lbs
shcavc OATS II bags feathers, IL Grkins butter,
GOO lbs. contained in bo1,) bag ginseng,
bag wool, bundle beer skins, BAT lbs. hemp, load
key poles, 81 boats coal boats 400 bushels coal.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

Extract from letter dated Ne,o Orleans Jan. 7,
1899.
"Cotton continues high with us, we quote at
and from to III cents, according quality; sales
tins week have not been so large on account of
limited arrivals. The river is still closed over by
ice as low down as Memphis, and renders every
other description of business dull"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
a GENTLE HINT.

The Globe of Tuesday, contains the follow
ing
Ma. BLAIR:
Dear SU-The enclosed is an extract ola let
ter Just received from highly respectable gentle
man in the Ancient Dominion, which l. as a con-
slant reader Of your widely circulated paper,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
DIED.

At her residence, in the county of Cumberland
tho Goth inst, after short illness, Mrs. Fran
was woman of strong mind and industry from
her infancy to the latest period eff her life.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

The amount Of duties accrued at the New York
Custom House during the year 1881, was upwards
Of Twenty MILLION DoLLAKs.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
JOSHUA ]. FRY

JOSHUA ]. FRY
q ENERAL Commission Merchant, on Gross
VA Street, near the United States Bank
offers for sale,
eco Bags Rio and old white cof'sc
% hhds prime ST. CroiX and n. D. sugar.
80 do molassss
10 or. casks 5 Madeira wine
25 do sweet Malaga 90
so casks nails, assorted sizes
200 sacks Liverpool filled sat
10 tons country iron
Also consignment,
80 balls mountains family flour
40 iIkins butter, part roll
200 lbs white bIcochcd wool
500 lbs. bees wax
~ Cash paid for Wheat. ia 12-is
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
Fresh Gs9i'syP,i .Sppryc

VHNHE Subscriber has received a supplv of Tho
n following Garden Seeds which he can ro
commend as fresh and good. All persons wish
ing to Obtain such, invited 10 Gull at his store,
near the Mansion.Aoupc,
CHARLES GODDARD.
ASPARAGUS.
~ BEET Long Blood; Early Turnip Blood; Yellow
BkASs Yellow Weeks; Small Lima; Earl, CHI.
ma, Aush. ''
BRocoLI, Purple Capc
CApDAGE, Early York; Early SugaroaH Red
Dutch; Flat Dutch; Great DrumhcaL: Lar, SnrI
Green Globe Savoy, yellow SAVOY.
CARRor, Long Orange; Lemon; Affirm cham
CELERS, White Solid, Rose Colored
CREss, Curled.
CUCUMBER, Early Frame; Long Green.
CAuLiFLowER Early.
ENDvE or SuccoRY.
EGG PLANT Purple.
kAIL, Green Cusled, Scotch
LETTUCE, Early Rose; Brown Dutch. Zoo Cos,.
Imperial. NN NO'''
MELON, Ci'ron; Cantsiope.
MANCEL WURTzyL.
NAsrURTIUM
ONION Red, White Portucsl; Madeira.
PARsNr. Large Dutch.
PARSLEY, Double.
IErFER, Squash, Cayenne.
PEPPER-GEAss.
PUMPKIN, Yellow.
=, fhAs, Early May Early Weeks Dwarf June.
R R' Long Scarlet; Scarlet Turnip.
RUTA BAGA.
SAILS Fly, or Vegetable Oyster.
SIMnIIN, Early Bunch.
SPINACH, Round.
TURNIP. Different kinds
jan % o,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

rel OTICE.-Thc Undersigned is DESTROYS o
"a adjusting the affairs OF his intestate ss
speedily as possible and therefore requests all
persons indebted to his inrestate to make pay
meDt, as lac cannot delay the performance OF his
duties. lie also takes this method of notifying
all persons having claims against his lnteslate.
Oh his individual account, or as security for any
person or persons whatever, to make known Il,
ni,n all ruch Claims without delay. This notice
vii be llood in bar Of such claims as shall no,
DC made Known within n reasonable time.
RICHARD &. SMITH,
Admir- of VIM. Cunningham, decd,
no i7--I.vyi2f G Late Of Hanover county.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28
DISSOLUTION.

DlSS()L u JION.
FgTTE business heretofore carried on in Man.
Il chester under the firm OF a. j. (, NJ. Bot
Jr. dissolved OH the LIST inst. by mutual con
sent. Those having claims against the concern
will apply to Archibald 3. Bott Tor payment. And
all those indebted TO tho same, will make payment
TO him, who Is alone authorized to settle tic bust
ness.
4. d FOIT.
II. DCTT, Y,
Manchester, ysn. &c, 1892
Jan z3--za7@t
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-01-28

Manchester, ysa. 60, 1892
jan z3-za1 II
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-01-31

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me os"s'a' nssen'c'ys q; =. - b. % -. ~
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os os'oss Tue :''"ng .. we Seet ~ 49, vi
sPecuve coun.'es 20 wu.sn ,"eH d. 49, s ~ ~,
re'errsds snail DC comm'tseo g (eu ~ efo's
and have taken OF shsn tato re osfn prvsssis.
ca oy Inc seventh section o. sno ect enQu1u
"sn act 'cr the relief Of poor pcr:0gs lpp!,f00-
60 'ot oeot J" shsiI % seversily hpsresee &{oin
Jsn on giving bond, With surety e. eoFe11cs
ssusisciory 70 the sheriff OF the7 7cos9(x 81
wn'cn tney shall sssesaiiy stand comai>
conc.uoned g 10 return 70 jail IN eca deyp' ~
.ne rising oItne Supreme Judseief He@ss q
me next term thereof. 70 the resPeee've coen-
ues 10 whicn tneir Petnions> 9e sespeoovo1y
!e'es'ed' unless the Pssniones eoe1ls . e~en
'ero', % dlscnsrged by tne Court ano eneu
receive cerencete thereon, oy oroetenduu
ger the seal OF ssid Court Or unless me pos
u''on OF sucn Pet't'oner shall oe conunueds
sno proceed'ngs sgs'nst me p?s:on 81 secn
Pe',u"ner sna'i DO further sseyeos ~ osoesW o.
such Court and IN case o.. sneh ocnsinueuce
AND further stsy Of proceedings, thea tc re-
tSsu 70 Jam 10 ten dsys ener the nseet g tme
Csoft AZ wh'en lhe petl.ion sne. nns;'y
eePosed OF, unless the petitioner snaSi - an
charged by the Court, and shsu receive
ccruncate thereof cZ oroer ana 9cdeS Ino