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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
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" $HE Subscriber having purchased this esta-
>A blIshment, proposes to open it for the recep-
ton of pupils the 18th of January next to close
on the 18th Of December following, with a vaca-
ton of one month during the summer. The course
OF instruction will embrace the branches usually
taught in Grammar Schools, with Mathematics,
and the Greek, Latin and French Languages
Ierms-for the scholastic year of ten months
STU, including board, washing and tuiton-each
pupil finding bed, bedding, towels and candles; or,
with the addition of $40, should these articles be
turniseed by the subscriber. Payments to be made
-ofthe half on the first of April, and Of the
other, on the first Of October.
The situation of this Academy, remote from
scenes of vice and temptations to crime, has, by
long experience, been proved to be equal, in point
ofhcalth, TO any in Lower Virginia. The conve-
nient arrangement ofthc buildings on the premises,
will enable the subscriber to accommodate. advani
tageously, few female boarders also; 6 or 9young
ladies', therefore, between the ages of 3 and IA,
will be received inmates in his own family,
while tho boys, with the Assistant Teacher, will
lodge in the building Of the Academy.
In thus presenting himself a candidate for
public patronage, the subscriber trusts his acquant-
in this his native section of the State, added
to experience of twenty years, as Classical
Teacher, both of male and female department,
may afford some grounds for the hope OF success
FIJI result of his attempt. For the attainment OF
such result, ne pledges, in addition 10 the indu.
strious application Of his own time and abilities
the cooperation of Assistant properly qualified
to render efficient ard, in establishing, for this In
stitution a character worthy Of public confidence.
OF the engagement of such Teacher, due notice
will be given. HENRY ROBINSON.
King William, Sept. 22-w3w
An Assistant Teacher, as above alluded to, is
wanted for the ensuing year. lie must be qualified
to give instruction particularly in Mathematics and
the Greek Language. Address (postpaid) between
the Ist OF October and the LIST OF December, TO tbs
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TO TIE CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE
AT PETERSBURG OPPOSED TO THE RE-
ELECTION OF GEN. JACKSON.


TO TIE CORRESPONDING COMMITTEE
AT PETERSBURG OPPOSED TO THE RE-
ELECTION OF GEN. JACKSON.
The CcntrIl Com:uitteo respectfully request the
Committee at Petersburg to supply with printed
tickets, the Counties of Grecnsyie, Southampton,
surry, Sussex Prince George, Brunswick, Mock
lenburg, Luncnburg, Notto%ay and Dinwidlio.
AT NORFOLK.
The Cont,al Committee respectfully request the
Corresponding Connittso at Norfolk, to supply
the counties of Isle OF Wight, Nansemoud, Princes,
Anne, Norfolk, Northampton, Accomao and Eli,
aabo,h City.
AT FREDERICKSBURG
The Central Committee respectfully roques, the
Corresponding Committee at Fredericksburg. to
supply the counties of Spo,,,yvania Stafford, KIM
George, Richmond Westmorcand. Norshumbcr-
land, Lancaster, Essex and MddicseS.
AT LEESBURG.
The Central Committee prefer the Same request
to the Corresponding Committee a: Leesburg, for
thu counties of Loudoun, Fairfax and Prince Will
liam
AT CULPEPER COURTHOUSE.
The Committee for Culpeper, requested to
supply The counties of Culpepcr Fauquicr, Madison
and Orange.
AT CHARLOTTESVILLE.
The Committee for Albcmarle, requested to
supply the Counties of Albomarle, Fluvanna, and
Nelson,
AT LYNCHBuRG.
The Corresponding Committee for Campbell,
arc requested to supply tho counties of Amherst,
Campbell, Bedford, Buckingham, Halifax, Pitt
syvania, Franklin, Patrick and Henry.
AT WINCHESTER, CHARLESTOWN AND
MARTINSBURG.
,o for Ro
Jefferson, requested to supply those counties
Morgan, Hardie, Hampshire, Shenandoah and
Page.
AT STAUNTON.
The Committee at stanton, requested to
supply the counties of Augusta. Rockingham, PEN
dleton, Bath and Pocahontas.
AT LEXINGTON.
The Committee at Lexington, requested to
supply the counties of Rockbridge and Allegha-
ncy.
AT FINCASTLE,
The Committee for Botetourt, are requested to
supply that county, Floyd, Montgomery, Wythe,
Grayson, Russell, Washington and Lee.
AT LEWISBURG.
The Committee at Lewisburg, are requested to
supply the counties of Monroe, Giles, Greenbrier,
Logan, Tazewcl and Scott.
AT CHARLESTON, KA
Inc SOInHlllee IOr handWnu are requested to
supply that county, Mason, Fayette, Cubell, Jack
son, Lewis and Randolph.
AT CLARKSBURG.
The Committe for Harrison, arc requested to
supply that county, Monongalia, Tyler, Preston
and Wood.
AT WHEELING.
The Committee at Wheeling, requested to
supply the counties of Ohio and Brooke.
~ The Committee at Richmond will supply
the counties of Louisa, Goochland, Hcnrico
Chesterfield, Hanover, Caroline, Powhatan, Anne
liza, Prince Edward, Charlotte, New Kent, Charles
City, James City, York, Gloucester, Matthews
King & Queen, and King William.
- The expense of printing tickets will be in
considerable. The Committees at Richmond are
wiling TO bear it wholly in part This plan is
recommended distributing the labor.
u Editors throughout the State are requested to
ropubsh tic above
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
Eoeasitcastioru .W1rnasflacfa,,.es.

q 'OON lh1 Merchants VINO VISIT Richmond,
~ Tor the purpose of purchasing supplies of
Goods for the approaching season. and farmers and
others, winter clothing for their servants are iny-
ted to call at the Penitcntiary Store, on Market
Bridge, Nam street. where are kept Cloths maui
featured in the Pentontisry, suitable for male and
female servants, together with Shoes and Brogues
of all sizes, and of best quality. There are also
on hand, Wrought Nails from 4dy to cody ncu-
slve, wagon, carryall and plough Harness, com
plee; variety of woodward, &c. &c. all of which
are offered at as reduced prices the manufacto.
ry can afford. The Fulling Mill erecting at the
penitentiary, an pleased to learn, will, in few
days, bo in operation, when expect to be enabled
to exhibit Cloths, &C., comparing in quality and
appearance, with the best manufactured at an
similar institution in the United States
THOS. G.. MONCURE,
sept 6-2sw rat Gen1 A gent Va Pen'ry
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
From the. Nep York j urnal Commerce of Oct o
LATEST FROM OpORTO

Tho brig Ulysses, Capt. Hall, arrived Yesterday
from Oporto, having sailed FROM that place 23j al
August four days later thun tho accounts rrceivcd
via London.
We learn from Capt. Hail. that Admiral Snrto
rions left the Douro on the 22nd, with 9 frigates
? briggs, l9 gun bark, and sohooners for the
Tagus.
Mgucl's Admiral after the engagement of tho
10th, proceeded Lisbon with his fleet, consisting
of the Don John "a, one frgate of so guns 3 cor
vottes and briggs and reported that he had total.
ly destroyed Don Pedros squadron, whereas his
own flag ship, tho Don John, lost her maintopm,s
and received many shot in her hull that it was
necessary to set all her pumps in motion in order
tn keep her free. while the ships of Surtorious re.
ccivcd no damage. G.
Capt. Hall states that when no left Oporto. the
Commissary issued 10000 rations per diers that
5000 of Don Pedro's were as fine looking
troops as he ever saw, and that the other 5000
though not well disciplined, pearcd an ious for
an engagement The inhabitants cvinced much
indifference to the result of the contest Don
Miguels pickets were within thrco miles of Opor-
to. Tho troops of Don Pedro were well paid and
there was plenty ofmonsy.
We are indebted TO Capt. Hall for Oporto papers
to The 2lst Inclusive. No new military movements
had taken place, since the date -four previous ac-
counts. The papers are filled with discussions and
dccrees all ofwhich breathe n LIBERAL spirit most
unlike to that which charactcrizes the DEGREES and
conduct of Don Miguel
OroRrO, Aug 20.-It appears that the cnemy's
squadron entered the Tagus ON the 18th. The Don
John VI leaked badly, and the brig Providence had
| received mach damage.
The Editors of the Journal of Commerce have
been favored with the following extract of letter
dated OPoRro Aug 18th, 1882
The invading army is without cavalry, is weak
In artillery, has means of transport and does
not now amount TO 5000 effective rank and file
lift remains stationary, it is surrounded on all
sides, and can call only the city its own. Villa
Nova. where our lodges are, has been twice can
nonaded, and it is TO be given up if seriously at
tackled.
Hit advances, it has to march 900 miles be-
fore 1t reaches Lisbon,-must force the passage
OF several broad and deep rivers, leaving thu city
ePen to the troops of Don Miguel, stationed fur.
Their North, having to pass through an exhausted
country, with superior army in front
We hsvo had before the bar fleet so greatly
superior to Don Pedro's that it ought to have
oiockGded US Provisions are getting scarce.
In fact, if the country does not rise in favour
OF ID. Pedro, we are likely to be shut ,up and see
our property in other hands.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
KING GEORGE.

The following mciubcrs of the National Ropub.
lican Committee for the County Of King George,
to wit:
John Taiafcrro, Gustavus b. Alexander, John
Arnold, Lawrence Ashton, Col. Thomas B. B.
Baber, :. j. $. Brown, Col. Alexander z. Ches-
Icy, William Cotton, Augustine Fitzhugb, Dr..
Francis g, Fitzhugb, Aex'r S. Hooe, n. II. Hooe,
John +. Jet, Y. Johnson, y, Johnson David II.
Jones, Daingerfeld Lewis, Tho's l.. Lomax, Ma
Jor Iho's Purkns, John III. Smith, Edward Smith
Dr. Austin Smith, John Sthreshley Col. John
Stuart, Co. John G.. Stuart, Richard Stuart
James 6. Ialiatcrro, sen. James g. Tall tfcrro,
r. Edward L. TayIoo, Bennett Thomp kins Need.
ham j.. Washington, Capt. Edward Oldham,
Lawrence L. Dade, and George ~ Grymes-mci
Mt the Courthouse, on the 4th day of Oct, 1892
to adopt suitable measures to advance the election
OF HENRY CLAY, of kentucky, as President and
JonN SERGEANT, ofPennsylvauia, as Vice President
of the United States al the election to be held NV
the people on the first Monday n November en-
sung, to fill these oflces;--Wheroupon on mo-
ton OF Edward r. Tayloc, John Taaferro, ESQ,
was called 10 the Chair, and John III. Smith an
pointed Secretary
=, On motion of Edward r. Tayloe Rcsolrcd. That
award /. Tayloc, Richard Stuart Nesdbam T.
m2Smngton DR.. Francis G.. Filzhuph, Col. Alex,r
r thesiey Col Thos 3. B. Baber IaVronco r.
Dndc, Capt. Edward Oldham. and Gro N C:,vCros
bc appointed committee TO provide 4O0 ny;nfcJ
tCHctS, 10 contain list of the pcrsous pronnsod a.
Electors o. fresidont AMI Vice Prccideut hv the Ma
tonal republican Committee at Redmond
Res0ired That Col. 'rhO's b. B. B,ber Fdc-,-l
Smith, VIM. Cotton, Cupt Edward Oldham, ~
Alex'r P. Chesley, and John Arnold, be appointed
to supcrintenJ tho aforesaid election and 10 purge
the polls.
On motion, Resolred That the following person,
be added In The National Republican Committee f.,
tho County Of King George, 30 ,gii: Hay TaIiafcr
70, Iohn Baker, Jamcs Philips, William Jones.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
ANr1JAcKsoN COMMITTEE: FOR THE

COUNTY OF NANSEMOND
John Il. kilby, Elliott Whitehead, Owen
r. Flynn, Francis ID. Charlton, Major Thomas
c. Benton, William b. Whitehead, Mills c..
Daughtry, William j. Nottingham, ohm G. Jon-
kins, Henry Herman, John 5. benson, Jethr 70
S. Hornsby, Andrew McAlis,er, Arthur Smith,
Sen, Benz, R,ddick, Thos. W. G Allen, b. b.
Walters, Jesse Perry, Mills Rddick, Nathan,l
Beck, Shepherd Kellum, Henry X. Waterbury,
Richd Moroland, DR.. VIM. s. Riddick, John B.
Benton, James Woodward, Thos. w Hanniford,
Rawlcigh W. Shelton, John Parker, Richard
Goodwin, VIM. ID. McCienny, James Mcclure,
Thos. Ii. Vcrnelson, Geo. W. r. Dashel, James
Parker, James Fordman. IIamlin l.. Eppes, Fran
els EPpes, Miles Griffin, Col. Josiah Rddick,
Wiley EPpcs, Wiley Parker, Sen, David Darden,
David Dunford, James G.. Smith, WashinC ton
Smith, Robert r. Smith, Dempsey Langston
John Hambieton, Jesse Virgins, John Savage,
Caleb Savage, Rcv'd John tIarrcl, VIM. A. Jones,
David l.. Milltcer, John d. Langston, Robert
Rawlcs, Col. Sam'l Corbee, Col. Joseph Hol-
laday, Turner Fl. Southoll, WIN. Ii. God
win, Jos. IL. Goodwin, Matthew Powell,
John M. Cowlng, Geo. Goodwin, ST., Da-
vld Goodwin, Isaac V. Luke, Stephen Nclmes, Sr.
Stephen Nelmes, Jr., NathI Norf1eet, Nath1 p.
Phillips, DIR. Edwin Butts, DR.. Edwin Boyd, John
G. Cohoon, Moses Williams, iona. McClenney,
dch'd II Riddck, Joshua NJ. Iarrei, Jas. Holia-
day, Jas. III. Goodwin, Rch'd Corbell, John. Camp
bell, Jordan benson, JAS. benson, John Wood
ward, Jas. G. Arthur Joseph Wright, Henry Spratt,
Edwin b. Sumner, Ezck'l Powell. DR., Crawley,
Finney, Nath'l Beoman, Henry Rawlcs, John Brew
or, Allen r. Bernard, Thomas Swepson, Rich'd
Riddck, David Butler, VIM. Shepherd, Albert G.
Goodwin, Elisha Ashburn, John Pearce, John
King, Sr., Matthias Jones, Nathl Boothe, Solomon
Johnson.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

Enoch Edwards. w. A. q. ID. Ashton, John H..
Washington, Jacob w. Stuart, James 5. Quesen-
berry, kowiey Mardus, Wiliam Sebastian, John
Sebastian, George Il. Riding. Tno's IL. Thorn ey,
William a ArnolG Pscs Underwood, William
Creenlaw, Jr Hosea Rogers, Jesse Davies, +. d..
Davies, James Lee, John II. Burcholl, Charles
Iayioe, B. .. Tayoc, John Parker, Ill. Il. Wash.
mgton, Albert Turner, Richard Turner, John A.
Edwards, Robert Pollard Thomas Jenkins, w illiam
j. Helm, William iIouc, Henry Rollins, Stephen
7. Bowen, Joseph Rollins, Calvert Jones, Abnrr
W. Rollins, Dr. Richard Stuart, and Francis Il,
Fltzhugh.
it adjourn TO meet on the first Thursday IN No
vornber next: and. motion, the meeting then adj
Journcd.
JOHN TALIAFERRO, Chairman,
JoHS III. SMITH, Secretary.
At a meeting of the Anti-Jackson Committee for
the county of Stafford, held At the Court. ouso,
on the 9Th day Of October, 1882. On motion, Ro-
bert H. Hooc was invited to take the Chair, and
George NJ. Cooke appointed Secretary.
On motion of Jas. w. Ford,
Resolred, That the following named persons he
added TO the committee: Robert G.. Brent, James
Homes, Thomas Stone, Albion Robinson, Henry
Bridwru John Alexander, WIN. Dckerson Isaac
Bridwol, VIM. II. Ficklin, Byram Harding, Thos
Franklin James Garrison, James Thornten Ro.
Taylor, Ro. Kendall, Charles Franklin, John Hern-
don, John Burroughs, Led. G.. Payne, Ed. Florry,
VIM. w. Robertson John Here, Edward Homes,
q
BENJAMIN Ashby, Newman B. Barnes, Gustavus
.Ashby, William Bell, Raleigh Humphrey, Benja-
min Hall, Benjamin Hall, jr., John Patton, Jesse
Patterson, George Leitch, Edward Barber, Thos.
Burrage, George Green, John Cayson, William
Shellkett, William :. Sjerne, Thornton Patton,
Rev. Alexander ii. Bennett, james Patton, James
Helm, Ransom Ilickerson, Joshua Beach, Capt.
Enoch Harding, Thos. Tinmons Andrew Briggs
Capt. WilBm Starke, Benjamin Wamsley VIM.
f. Moore William Helm, Jere. Homes, VIM. r.
Enson, Capt. John Stern, James :. Qusinberry,
Uriah Shackelfurd, Rev. Nathaniel Greeves, Elius
Faet, Absoem King, John Lathram, John Suct-
man, Edward Burr, Ezra Burr, Gustuvas Wallace,
VIM. Humphrey William Blllack, John Gray, John
! Gray, jr, and William Cropp.
ReSolred, That we will use all nc norabe means
to defeat the election of Andrew Jackson, whose
administration is not only at with what we
consider the true interest of common country,
but at variance with his original promises
ReSOired, That Robert III. Hooe, George w.
Stone, John Suetman, John p. Bowen Burkett p.
Bowen, Edward Waller, John NJ Conway, Ed.
tlorry, VIM b. Stone George NJ. Cooke, James
Homes William G.. Bcal, j. Corbin, William Bell,
Walter lloro, Byram Harding, John Alexander,
Charles Tackett, Capt. WilliaM Barber and Thos.
tribute Electoral Tickets.
Resolued That the proceedings of this meeting
be signed by the Chairman and Secretary and
published in the Constitutional Wing and Polti-
cal Arena.
RO ii. HOOE, Chairman.
GEO. M. Cooke, Secretary.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

State A0er hitting his estates at Oswcgo, Ice
directed his course TO CNnandagua, aud thence to
Niagara. Governor Throop accompanied the Re
cctcd as far as Gencssee. AT Canandaigua, accor-
ding to the Ontario Freeman, Mr.. Van Buren, left
his Private Secretary 10 swaggor and make bets on
the ensuing election. The young gentleman was
accommodated to the extent OF his funds. Tho
news from Albany and Philadelphia, it is said.
had melancholy effect upon the Rejected Minister
Com, Adm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

IHE CsSsrrrUTIONAB WIG is published twice week.
CTuesdays aud Fndays) at F1P'E dollars per anoom,
pal able in advance.
For adveuisins75 cents squoIe Tor ess) for the hrss
insertion, and 80 for each continuance The sum
Der OF Insertions must be noted the Ms otherwis
the advertisements WILDE continued and charged accord
inely.
Previous to discontnuance Of the paper, al area
ages must be paid up. And those who may 0is2 70 d
continue, viii notify The Editofs that efret ~ eaiS
weuy days before the period expires Tor which they
,aIscrbrd
A letters to the Editors mast be pest Paid, CT hs! 70
reeve 40 attention.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
Gen. ID. GREEN
From the New York Ad,ocat.. Oct. q,

from me Neto YORK Advocate, Oct, y.
ARABIAN NIGHTs.--Kendall and LOWS in one Of
their late stupid illusions about "lhe Veto and the
Bank" in the hight of violent explosion of Stuti-
loquence, threaten vengeance upon divers editors
tor their dPoSfacy from the cause of corruption
These are all bribed, Of course, by the u. States
Bank-nothing under heaven besides, cossld induce
men TO desert the glorious ranks of Jacksonism,--
J. he manner In which the menaced rovonge upon
these terrible traitors is TO be executed, IS awful in
tho extreme. They are, according to the latest
accounts to be grouped" and the Globe is TO
exhibit thoIr claims to public regard by their OPT
mons OF each other!" What Job! II is trusted
that ancient Pistol of the Richmond Enquirer Ned
dy Crozzle OF the Ah-goose, the stump poets of
the Post, aud others of like gender, may not get
hauled up TO the gibbet for their former opin
IONS not only OF leach other" out of the imnacu.
tate Idol himself, before whom they now SO reve-
rently bend! We await the doom decreed, with all
imaginable philosoPhy-for we, too, arc denounced
for exhibition"
Dear sister, if you be not asleep, pray 90 on
with the pleasant story which you promised last
night
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

late Professor in Kenyon College. Ohio, and for
some months past resident in this city, has been
unanimously elected Professor of Chemistry i'm
Washington College, Lexington. Virginia; and
that he has accepted of the appointmcnt.--B.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

Fatal Recontre.-Mr. THOMAS NJ. ELLIS, was
shot In the street, in Mocon, (Georgia) by Mr.. III.
BYRON, and died in few hours afterwards Both
were armed with pistols, and both fired. Mr. b.
nae surrendered himself to the civil authority
Charleston Courier.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

bags, tincluding 5000 bowels and Alab mas taken
speculation, and 800 ditto for export,) at an i'm.
provemcut American descriptions of I'D per h.
viz: 240 Sea Islands, III to I'D; l6O stained do 81
to 95d; $3.50 Bowels, GS to 7sd; $3.50 New Or.
leans, g. 10 Sid, 9,21O Aabamas, 6 to Id
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

MIR. Van Buren, is yet abroad upon his election
eering cruize through tho Western parts Of the
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16

"a OTTO E.-The subscriber having leased Tho,
" well known stand the WASHINGTON
TAVERN, and it having undergone thorough
repair, at a considerable expense, is cow ready 10
accommodate Travellers. 1t is useless to saw any
thing about the situation of the house as it is SO
Wen known can only say that the house is in a
better condition cow than il ever has heen since it
was hrst built. If my old friends and the public,
generally will give me call, will try and give
then satisaction JOHN TALMAN.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
DBAR JUDGE
Signed, yours rrlg,


n. ALLEN, Judge, &c"
II is even so. The "BANk = E NFO" al Albany
will have finger in all sucn re- Legislation is
made to bend 70 all the utercs.s his Junto
Doct. maxwell, for his devotion TO the Money
Changers, has recently been rewarded with the
Appointment Of U. s. Surgeon at West Point.
And so we &C!
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
Lewis burg Academy


4 TEACHER is wanted mmcdiately, TO take
"A charge OF Tins Institution, who is qualified 10
teach the Latin and Greek languages, tho ele
mentary branches of Mathematics and general
Ethicks. There is female school attached TO the
Academy, IN which, are taught, Reading, Writing,
Arithmetic, Geography English Grammar.
Composition, Nc. Lcwisburg is situated in the
heart OF Western Vrginir, within Il few miles of
the White Sulphur Springs and other medicinal
waters of fashionable resort. The saubrity of
the cmrate,-the growing conditfon of It's popu
lation and that of the surrounding country-ihs
improved character Of its soLiety, and the mum.
Der of pupils, taa, may be reasonably expected at
TINS Institution present acknowledgements to a
permanent settlement here, Ola gentleman whose
P'cf, ssion is Teaching. Such Teacher, the Trus
tees are solicitous to engage, without delay.--He
WIN DC at liberty to appoint such assistants, as
:, ay DE ueened necessary, with tho appreciation of
lne BOARD OF Trustecs.-Satisfactory testimonials
OF character and qualifications will be required.
letters addressed to ]. Reynolds, will receive
prompt attention. BY order of the Board
CHARLES ARBUCKLE, Prss't.
JOHNSON RgYNoLDs, Sec'ry.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
MONEY CHANGERS EXPOSED
From the Albdny EpeniDD .Joyr,


~ While our corrupt Money CHANGERS oro
railing at the U. S. Bank, they are at work es.
tablishing chain Of State Banks, all auxiliary 70
the MOTHER BANK in this City, and under the
control OF Political Bank Commissioners. If the
Regency succeed in porfecting this gigantic scber.
of BANK GOV EMINENT, we may bid farewell
to ali thore is oflaw, ofjustice, or ofhberty.
The following letter of jackson Member Of
the last Legislature, from Jefferson county. ex
hibts tho odous and vile corruption ofthe Money
Changers, in reference to Bank Applications:
"AL6aHy 9Th January 1892.
DBAR JUDGE
Yours just received. There are more applics.
tons for Banks than ever before. You must make
out complete list Of Directors, Officers. &C. and
1t obtained, yoU must know ho1; IT MUST he
JACKSON BANK, and the BANK JUNTO. in
this place, must be allowed to aavs ger IN the
pie.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-10-16
BRISCOE G.. BALDWIN.

Staunton, Va. August l7th, 1882.
~ The Editors of the Enquirer and Wing,
Richmond, and of the National Intelligencer
Telegraph, and Globe, Washington, will please
publish the above week tib the LIST of No.
vember, and forward their bills to this Office for
Payment-[ Staunton Spectator.
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