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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
LYNcHpURG, Nov. IL.

IITNtUDUNts1 INVT' To
TIE Fy.-Gteat complaint is made Of the raya-
gcs of the fly, ~ nc early wheat Of this fall;
and, what NC have never heard of before, many in
tc'hgcut Farmers say that they find them in great
numbers destroying tho early sown rye.
Ertraor0i7ory Ptodrct'on.--Mr John RI. Tyrce
Of this place his raised this year, bushel Of Pota-
toes weighing 10 pounds, from two planted last
Spring.
The first Saev!--On Thursday last, we were
visited by heavy fll Of Snow, the first Of this
iaason The Temperature was mild, AID heavy
rain had previously fallen; consequently, the fakes
dissolved fast they fell. Had the air been
few degrees cooler, and the carih dry, VIC might
have had tolerabe sleghiug. Tho mountains A.
round MS have bccn clothed in their winter garb
for two or three days,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

We still believe that majority of the qualified
voters OF the State would have rejected General
Jackson If they could have united upon another
canddatc-tllt he is not absolutely popular with
them: the mutual dstrust and rcsentn,euts of the
National Republicans and Anti-masons may he
deemed the cause OF the failure of the AntJackson
ticket. These feelings arc operating likewise, dis
advnnt1 gco;sly, in the Eastern States. The proxi-
ialte of the final destruction of Jerusalem
by the iicathsn, was the nvincihlo reciprocal an
upatly OF her domestic sccts and parties.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

dcmtrly to-day Nth your popeI vi the 18Th instant,
IN " hICh You have inserted the report of "a debate
i" this Congress of the United States the 18th
Of May last, on the presentation of memorial
from Mr.. POWELL BuAiun. DR.. Washington, and my
self III favor of the AmcricIn Colonization Socic-
~ Certainly n" such memorial was ever signod
or sanctioned ny nIc, nor, oolevc by either OF the
other gen;leucn n.mUG. The pretended mcmori-
al must, therefore, he either hoax or forgery.
As for nyScit, had been led to express any OPT
mon publicly with respect To the Society question:
IT would not have becn in favor ct the principles
on which it processes 10 act. ] remain sir,
your most obcdicnt servant
ZACHARY MACAULAY
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
4NVNFVIsNI ANVN. IT,
MILITARY MOVEMENT.

Two full companies of Artillery have been or
dered from Fortress Monroe. to proceed without
delay to Fort Moultric, Charleston harbor. They
will embark on board the schr. Empire, on Wcdncc-
ncsday next.
SUlCIDE.-About month ago young man
of gcntccl appearance and address, by the name of
Ni!iiam W. Emerson, came to this Borough from
Fayetteville. IN. Co. and commenced keeping a
lottery Office in of the brick tcncncnts on
man opposite Bank street, in which lie was re-
gulnr in his attendance until last week, during the
whole of which his office remained shut, and he
was missing. Tie circumstance however excited
no remark, as 1t was supposed that he had only
left town for short time. On Saturday la. t.
however, tho occupant of the adjoining tenement
being annoyed b. most disa greeable odor issuing
from the young mans apartment finally deter.
mined to force open tao door, to ascertain
the Cause, which lie did, and to his sur.
prise and horror found the tenant himself
dead and i'll state of puifcfaction. His
body was lying inclined plane, formed
by placing chair in inverted position on tn,
floor, and laying Il board on it, his lower extromi
ties resting on the floor. He was stripped of hi.
coat, the left shirt sleeve roedup his arm was
/ bandagcd above the elbow, and a wide incisou
made in an artery little below, from which il w as
evident he had blcd to death. 4 razor was lyinr
on the counter, with which he probably inflicted tho
wound AT the inquest 1t asccrtainCd that he
had borrowed a book on anatomy from neghbor
| ing physician, on Saturday week. doubt for the
purpose OF ascertaiing the situation Of the artery
and is probable that he pcrpc rated the act of sell
destruction the same evening, Ie had not after
wards been seem either at his boarding house or by
any OF his acquaintance From the pa pers fou nd
IN iIIs Office IT appears that his family live in Ban
gor, haincl and that he has very respectable con-
nectons in New York.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

The Courier II Enquirer gives the following lis,
ri members ct Congress elect: "Ahei Huntington,
Suffolk; Isaac u. Van lIouten, Rock.and; G. c.
Cambrcleng, Campbell F. White, Cornelius W.
Lawrence. and Dudley Seden, New York; Abra.
ham Bockee. Duchess; john w. Brown, Orange;
Charles Bodlc, sullivan; John Adams, of Greene,
and Aaron Vandrrpool, al Columbia, in n part of
the district now represented by Cen. Root, job Pier
son. Rem sclacr; Gerri, Y L,using, Albany; John
Cran,cr, at Saraloga; Charles M'Vean, Montgomery;
Abth Mann, IT., llorkimcr; Sherman Page OF.
Sero.r
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16


dark hay, very beautiful, grand and majestic, of
the hghcs. finish OF shape, of fine bone and mus
Gle, and of great substance and power. He was
selected in England by Mr. Tal,ersal as a COED
cross to improve stock, for his blood size per.
formances form and great promise, and is offered
TO breeders of the finest horses ever i'm this
country.
He was got by Antonio, the winner of the great
ST. Legcr, i'll 1919, out Of Padlidinida, own sister
TO Sir Oliver, Pouton and Fyldenner, the winner
oil the great St Lcger in 1906, and all three popu.
lar stations, by Sir Peter Teaze, the best horse of
his day; his grandam Fanny by Diomed; Ambro-
$40 by Woodpccker. most capital Stallion; Ruth,
orn sister TO Hghfyer's dam, by Blank, one of
the best sons of the Godolphin Arabian; Rcgulus,
the best Of the Godolphiu Arabian; Sorehoels;
Makeloss, Christopher D'Arcey's Royal mare.
Antonio, by Octavian, the winner of the great
st. Leger i'll 1910; dam by Evander one of the
best and best bred sons of DcIpn, the second best
son OF iIighiycr; Miss Grnpowder, hy Gunpow-
der, out of Suwarrow's dam, 10y Young Marskc,
Arbitrator, Daphne, by Regulus
Octavian, bred by The Duke of Leeds, was got
by Stripping, (hy Phanomenon; Eclipse; Lasse of
the Mil Ivy Oronoko,) his dam by Oberon, out oil
II sister to Sharper, by Ranthos.
Gunpowder got by Eclipse, the best racer of
England; dam by Omar son of the Godophin Ara
bian; Startling; Godop hin Arabian; stanyam's Ara
bian; Pelham's Barb; Spot; White Legged Low
Their Barb. Old Winter mare. (See English Stud
Buok.)
Fyldc won many large purses and gold cups
beating at heavy weights, many of the best horses
in England, Lawrie Todd, Sarah, a winner IL
times IN one year, (both these beat Birmingham }
Signoiina, who heat Memnon, DR.. Fausius and
EuXton, (both these beat the imported Leviathan,
Joceline, Mavrocordato, Sampson, Orthodox, Eu-
pirates, Hastun, Jupiter, Recovery, &c. Fyldc's
dam, sire, several of his brothers and sisters Sc
were fine racers, both for speed and bottom
The public can now the Archie and other
Ameri an mares with horse Of undoubted ped-
gree and character.
Ample provision will be made for mares and on
no account will he take than he can do com
plctc Justice. Refer to WAI. TONNES
oct S9--wit Boydton Va
The Editors of the Richmond Enquirer and
Wing, Oxford, IN. Co. Examiner, Milton, IN c.
Spectator, Halifax, IN. O. Advocate, Medge.
vile, (Gco.) Journal, and the Nashville, (Tenn.)
Banner, will insert the above once a reeh for four
weeks, and forward their accounts to this office
d.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
CmAn1-rsrnN- Nnu &

IHNRIEsroN, Nov. &,
We barn that information has been received
from Folly ISlard, that eleven nov cascs nd four
deaths hpd occurred since the last official report
James Hail of Elliott street; man named New
man, and coorcd man belonging TO Mr. VI rlne
are three Of the four persons who died. Those
who charged with the duty Of burning the
wreck were unable 10 effect that object yesterday,
but wcro to make lie attempt dusing last night; and
in al probability, have succeeded.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
LYNCHBURG MARKETS. Nov -

Wheat is still advancing-sales were made on
Friday last at 87I cents, and OH Saturday boat
load was sold at 80 cents.
Corn, new, is worth from So 25 10 50 So
not much yet coming in.
Rye is selling at so cents, and scarce.
Oats are selling at from 30 to 40 cents the bushc!
Pork is beginning TO arrive in our market and
selcs are making at S5.-Accounts are contradito
ry about the quantity that may be expected this
season from the west.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

fE'O Hugh Davis and Susan his wife, Finch
IA Gross, W iam l.. White, and Elizabsth his
wife, John Cross, and Tinsey Davis, in his own
right, and next friend Of your son, John Hector
DAVIS:
You VIII be pleased 20 take notice, that I shall
Saturday, the Sth December next. at tl,a lavcrr
of James f. Huffman, in the couaty of IIanoyer
proceed to take tho dispositions Of Bent E,zlc't
grove, Jas. Sutton ard others, TO be reid as evil
dcnce IN siii no" dcpcrdin7 and undetermined
III the superior Court Of Law and Cbancerv for
INC county OF icnrlco, in which Won are plaintiffs
'nd l am the defendant The sad demos itions
WIZ be taken or the day aud at the place aiorg.
Salo' between the hours Of o'clock in the
morning and o'clock in the evening, and if
rom any cause, The taking Of tho said dispositions
shali not be completed on the day aforesaid the
taxing thereof wAibc continued, from day TO day,
at The same timo and place between the same hours
un'i TIE taking thereof shall DO completed.
i am your Cbcdicnt servant,
NANCY y. CROSS,
Widow Of Fleming b. Cross, deceased, Curl.
trix OF the Estate ofthc said Fleming y Cross
no 7-wfL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
JOIIN ]. WEEYIl

(sTGN or THE GOLDEN KEY)
III AS just received, per ship Equator, from L..
II Il verPool, and is now opening, part of his
Fall supply of HARDWARE, CUTLERY and
SADDBERY, which, together with otbor arrivals
daily expected from England and the Northern CT.
ties, will render his stock very extensive anil com.
pletc
Country Merchants will find his assortm, mt TO
embrace every article suited TO their trade IT the
very l'we't prices, and on accommodating crms,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
Canada.-The Parliament of Urper Cnnnd.

Cdnadd-The Parliament of Upper Canada
commenced its session the 3ls, u!t. The Lieu
tenant Governor delivered an opening speech. lie
pcrity, especially derived from the emigration
from the mother country, which has continued SO
largely, and the character OF the emigrants, who
bring industry and cnptal t. their adopted country
the full benefits which were expected from tire I'M
dcr'Gking it is necessary remove tho difficulties
arising from the unfinished works upon the Ottawa,
VIII CHI obstruct the passag into the ST. Lawrence
An important question is expected to agitate the
Parliament this session. 1t is i'm reicrnce to the
distribution of the Clergy reserves, lands reserved
for religious purposes and the contest will bc who
th"r they shall be divided Among the different sects.
or given exclusively to tho church of England
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

Gov. bumpkln, of Georgia has issued his pro-
cla'nat9n, announcing Tie election Congress Of
hessrs. Wayne, Wilde, Gncr, Clayton, Foster
Gamble, Jones, Schlcy and Coffee. The term of
service Of these gen lcmen commence on the 4th
Of March next.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

The Opera continues in full blast in New York,
and despite The election and enormous prices, g 80
for the boxes aud y for the pit, ''draws full
houses" every night Performance.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
AUGJ;sTA Nov q

AUGUSTA. Nov. o.
COTTON continues quick sale L 4all}; prime
has been sold at II cents. The roads leading to
Market, are represented to be bad and the qua nifty
arriving very moderate for the Freights, to
Savannah, 80 cents; Charleston 81 per bale.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

The FIRE at bedhaIn which burnt Mr. Brides Ho-
tel, II is now well Hscerained was caused by the
"id man VINO was permitted To sleep in tho stable.
In Lighting his Pipo, doubt, he accidentally
caused lie fire.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

GEN. JonN CLARK, formerly Governor of Gcor
ga, died at his residence, ST. Andrews Bay,
Florida, the 18th ut.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
IouisvILLE, Nov. ,.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. ,.
ChoicrG.-- During the last week there wore %
cases Of cholera, aud % deaths, ia this city. The
Bourd Of Health report yesterday and the day be-
fore II cases and deaths.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
SWAN TAVERN.

Y! HE subscriber returns his thanks to his friands
n and the public generally, and would inform
them that he is nov located at that long establish
ed stand, the SWAN TAVERN on III street
Shockoe Hill, within five minutes walk Of the
Capitol, and the Public Offices Banks, Ware
Houses, Churches, and Post Office, SC This
house is undergoing thorough repair, and Will be-
completed this week. His Stabiing, large and
conmodious, and rot surpassed by any in this
place. Carriage Shelters. Large yard-abund-
ant supply of pure Water, from The City Water
Works His Rooms surpassed by but fcw--good
Beds, the most of which ncw-his Table will
be furnished with good as this market affords
In addition to the best fish and oysters that can be
procured-his Stables always supplied with tho
best provender, III addition to the much desired ar
tcle fodder, which the country horses are accus-
toned to--goOd honest servants and osllcrs N at.
tendance In short, he ould say, neither pains or
expense Will be spared to render satisfa clon.--
HIS charges will be found as low, or tower than
The usual Tavern rates, and perhaps as low as pr
vate boarding Houses The subscriber solicits a
continuance of his former customers and those
who have been in favor with The old Swan Mem
bers OF the Legislature are par icuurly invited To
call. The subscriber hopes, by umremilting atten
ton to cusness, to share that patronage which
has been so literally bestowed upon him
WIN. HOWLETT.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
oc 1awtf

NJ
" mlddIeseX county court October 224, IS32:
III " Illiain Burke and Sarah Il. his wife who was
"'rah H. Stepoe, compHts, against George fIcaly
and Martha &. his wife, who was Martha g. Stem
Toe, Richard A. Christian and Elizabeth A. His wife
VINO was Elizabeth a. Steptoc, George N. Steptoe
and William II. Redwood, administrator of James
H. StePtoc, decd, dcfls.-IN CuANcnRY.
on motion of the compliments by their attor-
ney, leave is given them to amend their bill here
toforc filed i'll this cause; hch said bill so amend
ed, is by futhcr leave of the court filed. And it
appearing to the satisfaction Of the court that The
defendant George NJ Strploe, is not resident of
this Commonwealth, and that process cannot DO
served uron hin" The court doth, therefore, order
and decree that 'hc said defcndont appear here OF,
inc lodfth Monday IN February nest and enter his
appearance, a"d give security, according 10 the acts
OF Assembly and the rules Of this court; and that
a copy OF this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper published in the ci y of Richmond
Tor two months excessively aud another copy
posted at the door OfthC Court House Of dis coun
iy, tor two successive court days.
Cory. Tostr, GEO. HbALT, G. NJ. G.
oc 3l-cSw
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

Sacrificing TO Tempera"ce.-The Ncwburyport
Herald says:-Onc OF our Merchants, on Friday
last, ordered couple of punchcons of rum, all
that remained in his warehouse, to be emptied of
their contents into q he dock.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

OrICE.-The subscriber wishing To retire
~ from public business, would like to rent out
for Il term of years, that well known establishment
TRABuE'S TAVERN, together with the ST. ore
House and Plantation i'll the county of Chesterfield
IL miles above Richmond the main stage road
leading to Lynchburg; it being now the first stop
ping place With the stages. The many a6vanta-
yes that this place would possess to of en-
terprize and industry, it would he useless tn
lion III an advertisement, as it is presumed, any
person wishing to avail himself of such an oppor.
tunity, will first como and for himself | would
likewise be willing 70 furnish hr Renter with al.
mo any dcScript OH of furniture, or any other
article that would he suitable Tor such an establish
ment, II early application be made.
&C IL law tvs MACON TRARJtE
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
PETERSBUG MARKET.

WHEAT S ,l7d$Sl,20, supply very limited.
CorroN-llall+ cts. supplies not equal to the
demand.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

Coaaescension.-The insocnt cvity Of proud
man Is, ifPossible, more shocking than his rude
ness could be- because he shows you by his man
ner that he thinks it a condescension in him;
and that his goodness alone bestows upon you what
you have no prctence TO claim.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

Tavern and Lots at Urbanna for Rent
I WISH To rent out FOR one or moro years, that
Z well known Tavern II the Lots atta chcd there
to, at Urbanuu, Middcscx county, recently the
property OF Thos. Street, Esq. The Tavern has
been in the highest rcpnte for The last 20 years
would, il well kept, insure most il all the Gus
tom, both stationary aud transcent. which is con-
siderable. The steamboat Rappahannock stops
there twice weck-going Ia Baltimore and re.
turning 10 Fredericksburg. The Houses, consist,
ing of Tavern, Stable, Kitchen, Dairy, Ice House
&c, all in good order. There is attached TO
the property, fine Oyster Cove, which contains
thc best oysters: the finest fish and wild fowl are
always To be had plentiful and cheap. On one of
the Lots is Store House, which might be made
with a little expense, good Store II ouse-it is
considered good stand for store, there being only
two now in the place.--Posscssion will he given
the LIST ofJanuary next. My residence is Belle
Isle, Matthews county. THO. LUMPkIN.
Z. 81 am still DESTROYS to sell my Dragon
Land, situate in the lower end of King & Queen,
containing about -Four Hundred and Twenty Acres,
ono hundred Of which is heavily timbcrcd with the
finest cypress tress. L. l..
nov best
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

A modern writer thus enumerates the expression
of the female eyc:-'the glare, the stare, the eer,
the invitation, the defiance, the denial, the consent,
the glance of love- the flash of rage the sparkling
OF hope, the languishmsnt Of sofincss, the SOU mt
of suspicion, the fire Of jealousy, the ustre of plea.
sure"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

Some time since (as newspapers say) APP
pointmcnt was given to Dairy Cr0ckef, by the Pre-
sident to stand on the Allegheny mountains and
wiring the Comets tail off as il passed. We sup
pose the object of this especial Mission will be per-
formed the pugilisic preicnsions of the hero of
Forked Deer are in great rcpute. Would it not be
well TO engage Dary to the Cholera off the
tinent, or grin its ''malign influence" TO death?
Geo. Cour.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
EDrkOesRe R2tgsecwFSOs,.

L concur with the above.
no l2-ctf b. J. DUVAI II n
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16
nc IL law 6W MACON TkA RJ1 o.
l he Capital English Horse,
g., EVl ne

Just imported, will stand the next
season at B"ydton, Mccklcnburg
County, Virginia. He is very
large horse, Is hands | inch high,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-16

TDdian Chdracferisiics.-We were struck with
tho feeling evnced in the simple language of tho
native capIors Of Black Hawk and the prophet in
their brief speeches. They seemed TO apprchend
that The Indian practice would be adopted towards
their brethren, tho prisoncrs-and simply and feel
ingly they say-"We leave these red men in your
hands. We want you TO keep them safc--lf they
are to be tortured, we do not wish to il. Wait
until gone, before it is done" There is
something beautifully aboriginal, in the flying re-
ports of which they spakc. "Many little birds
have bccn flying about our ears Of late--1nd we
thought they whispered to us, that thore was evil
in:eDfej for w." This il not less poetical than
Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-08
GOV. REYNOLDS AND MR.. T. v. ]. OWEN,


Indian Agent for the Pottawattamies-I
would seem from communication of the latter
gentleman made through the Springfield Herald
of July 5, that he was constituted "censor NOR
um," from the freedom of his remarks relative tc
Gov Reynolds call upon the militia Of the State
after Stillmans defeat. When we contrast the
station of the two persons, must conceed to the
United States Indian Agent the right to canvass
the Governors Official acts, and apply such terms
to him as he thinks fit.
Gov. Reynolds stated in his proclamation, with
reference to the Indians engaged in hostilities
i am of opinion that the Pottawattamies and
WInnebagoes have joined the hostile Sacs, AND
oil may be considered as waging war against the
United States"
This opinion thus expressed has called ou
Mr.. I. J. v. Owen, as champion Of the ceiebra-
ted Potta wattamies, and he has seen fit to speak
of the Executive Of the State, as of some infe-
xior person, whose conduct he has the right to ar.
xaign.
This champion for the honor of his tribe, and
his communication would not have been noticed,
but for the consideration Of his having called in
question an official act of the Governor, and that
It might be supposed from it, that the Governor
had expressed the above opinion without any evil
dence. In this State and especially in the army
no one (Mr. T.. ". J. Owen to the contrary not
outstanding will believe but that portions of the
tribe whose honor is supposed to be impeached
by the Governor, and so CALAMITY defended by
Mr.. Owen, have actually been engaged with the
Indians in acts of hostility. Stillmans, party
brought in three Pottawattamies, taken prisoners,
gust in front of the hostile band which defeated
him. Three fresh scalps of our slaughtered SET
tiers were found in the Pottawattamie village;
and IT is eviden: from the slaughter of our disper
sed men, that much Of it was procured by the
treachery, ifnot by the immediate agency ofthese
indians. No man in the army can be persuaded
that these savages did not participate medIately
or Immediately in acts of hostility it might be
supposed abroad that it was otherwise. Mr..
Owen does not scruple to speak of the official act
Of the Executive IN such terms as the following
she gratuitously gives it as his opinion that the
Pottawattamies &c. are allied,' he conceives il
his duty to 'disabuse the public mind" as the
Governor had stated artful falsehoods. He is
at a loss TO know upon what ground "Gov. Rey.
nolds could have even formed such an opinion.' 81
ssThe reverse is the fact II this is not a direcr
assertion that the Governor has asserted false
hood, do not understand language.