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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21
RIIIEl
N6rtssss s>assD gSgaDea
W1ednesaEav Eres.s..g, SEPT. 10.
A FEW woRDs TO The PEOPLE OF vIR-
GINA WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS.


GINA WEST OF THE MOUNTAINS.
Why are you for Jacksont What sympathy il
there between his political sentiments and yours2
What have you to gain by electing HIM? You wish
your country improved: He retoes improvements
unless perchance the Cumberland River be one, or
the Delaware Breakwstcr, in which he has plain
private public interest. He is either opposed to
domestic industry. in cquvocs an attitude to-
wards Il, that he is claimed by its enemies, suspect.
ed by It's friends and has left all at loss to know
what his real sentiments, while his partEans as
sert him to be its friend enemy just an they con-
clude ono OF the other will help him most.
We again respectfully enquire Of you, why are
you for Jackson1 We ask to reason with you
coolly aud dlspassionatsly. Tho enthusiasm of
asked why they support jackson, they do not re-
ply "huzza for Jacksong' Experiment has cooled
the fcryor of personal DEVOTION and contact strip
ped distance of its enchsntmcnt. Gen. Jackson
has been President three years and half You
have bad ample opportunity to study his cha.
racter in his measures, and TO test his capacity by
his acts. Do you think as we'll Of him a. you
did, Is not every man of observation among you
satisfied that he never should have been PRESIDENT
Are you not all Disappointment We do not desire
an answer rom the iip5s put from the henTt. Dlu
you expect him to discard all his distinguished
frendr7 Did you expect him to resign himself
to the guidance Of Secret Csbal, a kitchen Ca
binet, whodomipeer over his mind and the Go
yerDmcnt7 Did you imagine in 1925 that in ma
king him the nominal, you wero making Amos
Kendall and VIM. B. Lowi5, the real Presidents
of the u. States7 Did you expect to him al
most without the semblaDce of Disguise, aud with
the eagsrncss of doting favoriiism, laborlng 70
chooso his succcssor7 Did you expect him who
declared sec ond Presidential term dangerous to
your liberties when no wished Mr.. Adams turned
OUT TO frank letters written to procure second
! tern FOE hirDsclf7 When ne declared the appoint
ment Of members Of Congress, corruptive Of pub
lie morals at the spring head, did you expect him
to appoint Eigheen7 When he protested against
Mr.. Clay's ta,nPering with the Press, by changing
sc7ca publishers Of the Laws, did you imagine
that no would bestow Office upon 6fty-aine Editors
When ho said in his Inaugural Address, "the re-
cent demonstration Of public sentiment inscribes
the list of Executive duties, in characters toe
lcgible TO be overlooked, tho tssk Of REFORM
which will require particularly, THE CORRECT
ION OF THOSE ABUSES THAT HAVE
! BROUGHT THE PATRONAGE OF THE
| FEDERAL GOVERNMENT INTO CONFLICT
wfTH TIE FREEDOM or E1ECI IoNS;
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DIED.

On Thursday last, the 18th inst. in I.oesburp.
va, TnoMSs LuDwELL LEE, in the 5th year Of
his age, the eldest child of the Rcv W;Ii;,n, n
Lee, of Richmond, Va,
In Lexington, Kentucky, on the q6th Of Aur,st
IN the s6th year of her age, Mrs. SUSANNA HAIR
widow and relict of the late Col Thomas Hart.
Col Hart and his family resided for several years
IN Washington Co. Md on the Long Meadow
Farm, now owned by Mr.. Raglan where tbcr
daughter, Mrs. Henry Clay, was born; and also in
the house now Mr.. Mclhenny's Hotel Mrs Hart
was honio' viriuous woman; she was the mother
oil Mrs. Dr. Pindle, formerly of Hagerstown of
Mrs. Brown, the lady of James Brown. Minister
TO France, and Of the gallant Capt. Hart who fell
victim TO Indian and British cruelty and barbarity
ut the msSsacre on the river Raisn during the lats
war. Oi seven children, two only survive l.or
MIS-. Clay Arrived AT home day or two before her
molhers death, but in time to witness it. and
10 share the grief ofthc family and to assist in paw
ing the last sad duties affectionate daurhter can
pay to dear and well beloved mother.
From The Leuisburg AHeghanian of Sept ID.
departed TINS LIE, on "Wednesday night last, nf.
ter a short but severe Illness Miss CAROLINE M
BAILEY SISTER of e. b. Bailey, Editor of the Lew
Isburg Alleghanian-leavng nn aged mother,and
numerous friends and relatives TO bemoan their ir
rcparahle loss.
The deceased was lady in whom conspicuouuiy
shone every virtue which adorns her sex--from her
pleasing address Id friendly disposition, she had
won the affection, regard and esteem of FL who
had the pleasure of an acquaintance with her-and
ny al, the loss Sustained in her DEATH is painful
y " ouioglZlnR on the character of
Caroline, the writer of this brief notice would sim.
ply say, that in her ut all times there was visblv
manifested many of those graces characteristic of
truly humble vrtuons and pious individual Yes,
what rendered her character still more ennobling
was that she was follower of the meek and low.
iy Jesus. Some few months since she publicly ac
knowledged her Saviour, by attaching herself to
the Presbyterian church; and has since shown 20
the world by her upright walk and chaste convet
Fatlon That she was the Lords side--and whilst
suffering under severe pain, she had that confidence
IN her Saviour which led her to believe and her
friends to hope that sin the dark valley and sha
dow of death, she would realize the rod and staff
of Jehovah to comfort and support her. and fear no
evil" wherefore, them should we mourn her dis.
solution! "Our loss is her infinite gain"-for
doubtless her happy spirit now reposes in Abra.
ha'nsS bosom, where it will rest until the morning
be unfolded.
In the decease of this amiabe and beloved young
tauy, we realize another instance of the awful
TRUTH "in the midst of life we arc in death"-and
Providence through this dispensation speaks in a
voice too audible to be Misunderstood Prepare to
meet thy Cod for in such an hour as yo think
not thy soul shall be required of thee.'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21
From the Boston .ssatin.l Of Friday.

The accounts from Maine, BY last nights mail.
are highly favorable. Goodenow, the National Re-
publican candidate, is 1861 ahead of Smith, the
Jackson Candidate and in 107 towns there is net
National Republican gain or TWENTY FIVE
HUNDRED VUTES!!!
Last year Smith was elected by an oyerwhelm
ing majority. At the present election, should
Goodenow not be elected, Smiths majority has
been reduced so low, that Clays triumph in Novem4
Der will be certain. In the town of Augusta alone,
the National Republican gain has been 334 I!
There will Probably be no choice by the people, as
there are about thousand scattering votes. But
few towns have been heard from in Waldo and OK.
ford Counties, which last year gave considerable
mSlorites for The jackson candidates. We present
all the returns that NO have received in the several
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From he E,5fsIk Herald Of Sept. II


The first case of cholera that proved fatal IA
orfoik, was that of a colorsd man belonging to
isaac Talbot Esq.-hc sickened on the Oath july;
me second occurred with another of the same GEN
uenan's servants, two days AFTER, who also died
FROM the occurrence of the LIST case, to the day
tho Board OF Health published their last report
Sept. H. is eight weeks
ne whole number of intermcnts in Potters
Field, (thc common buryhg ground for whites
ana Diacks) during the above period was 307, as
reported by Tie Superntendont of that ccmetary
In other places of burial (foF white persons onlyl
5o'-Iotal, in weeks, 453 deaths of all diseases
FTo5usie number from cholera allowing for the
average mortality at other times, about 400, or
traction more than seven per day,
from tho zlth July TO the 18th Aug. the Board
OF Health reported only the deaths by cholora, and
theSs very impercclly, lug to the great difficult
" OF getting at knowledge of them II is be-
lieVed howcver that all, or very nearly all the
deaths OF white persons that occurred, were report
cd The number of these for the period Just
named, was %. sixteen Of whom were inferred i'm
rioters Field, and in the other burying grounds
IL Is probable that equal number Of white per.
sons died within the period, Of other diseases
~ which case tbs number of white intormeuts in
Pottors Field for that period would be 32.-For
the succeeding FIVE weeks correct record was
kept, and the deaths of white persons for that ne
rod In the same buryiDg ground was
50, making tho total Of white intorments in
Po1toTs Field. during the whole 8 weeks Co.
which be, deducted from Tho whole numhorsintsrret
IN that grounding leaves tho entire number Of col
ofed persons who diod during the prevalence o
the cholera, Of all diseases 335, Tho general 70
stlt will then be-
White personsin Potters Field, So
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

The Sepfem6sr Nun5er, being tho first numbe
=, we fourth volume of the AsERicAs TpRr Rs
isrsh AND SrosrIso MAoaziSE, published BY j.
SKINNER, Postmaster, Baltimore, at SIS per annum
mas mace ITS appearance. In the high finsh Of il
engravings, the beauty of its Typography, and TN
.aley OF It's contents, II maintains it's well csta
oissncd character. This number is embcllshcd will
mo portraiture of the celebrated CARoLISIAN en-
graved ON copper. The following is the table o
OF ffty.six pages: Ss1s7. y - ~ :. ! =
Memoir OF Caroliniap -
horses OF olden times-Loe hoo.
Performances of Florizel,
sChorstcr's dam, fss
American Wild Horses,
Match against time,
A visit TO A, TAYLOR
Letter from Eclipse at Capnonr Ia his SON KIM
Fergus in Yorkshire
YETsRINAsI-,Iurkish cure for Founder in horses,
lure OF Lockjaw in Horses,
Skotch OF true Sportsman
anecdotes of Quarter Racing
Fox-hounds,
Dctonating or Percussion Lock xystem
Prognosiics of the Whether. 49,
roErnY.-Song, Washington Colt Club, sung at
Deer Hunting at Berkeley Springs, Va,
Kara avis in ferris,
Trap to catch vcrinin.- {iUih n cut,)
Change OF Piumage in game fowls.
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
List OF winning horses, for 1881 and 2, =
Chailenge-Bcrtfand. Jr. and Little Venus.
against Andrew 'sAd Bonnsts 4csBiue,
a Hash in. the psn--the great trottng match no
match al all!
Races in England-scalcof betting, &c.
Sales of blooded stock !.
Broad Rock Raccs-corrected,
Tallahassee Jockey Club, Officers &C.
Fall over Central Course-no,ice of
KAcisG CALEsDAR--Races at Georgetown, Ken
TURF REGISTER. 81,
American speed, bottom and blood-none better
PEDioREe--of celebrated stations imported before
the Revolution,
OF do. since the Revolution
Of distinguished imported marcs
of Medley and Shark, in full,
OF Diomed' md Citizen. in full
OF Sir Archy and Sir Harry, in full,
OF tho most distinguished of Sir Archy's get,
Of American Eclipse, in full, psss
OF Sir Charles, in full, t,sys se- :.
OF thirty stations advertised in 1892, with their
prices. &C..
OF twelve stations advertised in England, 1896,
with their prices se
VI several horses of the olden time. selected from
the Maryland Gazettee. 4as.ss
EdBELLisHMENr--Portrdit of CARoLISIAN, en-
grared by Zimmerman from an original painting
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21
MEssRs. RIrcnIE s wERn.

The Enquirer this morning makes the ameHde
10 the Editor Of the Courier e. Enquirer. It sc-
knowledges that the expression ''the time will
come when will requite the SERVICE" taken with
the context, had allusion TO the State Banks from
which Webb had received injury which he meant
requitc, and not to the U. $. Bank from which
Fho asked favor which he would requite The
Enquirer farther slledges that it WIS betrayed into
this rnsoonBtruciion and injustice, by quoting from
the Standard uhe editor of which is webb's per.
sonal enemy, and proporos to make bis pspsr take
{ he Place Of tie Courier & Enquirer as tie New
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Office Of the Courier & Enquirer,
Sunday, Sept. Is, p. NJ.
Erotn nflf CnrrennnnHrnf
YALrARAiso. NAV 20. 1870

VALFARAiso, May %, 1882
'Jn tho way Of news, know Of nothing that
could be more interesting to your commercial com
n,unIty, nor indeed, to our country i'm general
than the intelligence of the late successful labours
Of DIR. Famm, u. States Charge, near this Repub-
lie. He has recently, in Santiago, concluded a
treaty with the Government of Chilli founded on
those broad and liberal principles Of commercial
reciprocity, which it has been the constant wish
and policy Of the United States to form with All
nations.
Tho effect Of this will he favorable to our com.
mercial Interests in these seas, will unite the two
countries more closely 20 each other, in the niutua
observance of those rules contained in a treaty OF
amity and perfect reciprocity
The forming Of this treaty has been n work o.
no triaing magnitude with country that has no,
yet fully consolidated It's liborty, which. has hith
ertO formed no such relations with any foreign pow
Tor; and could only have been effected BY the uf
most prudence, perseverance,, and skill Of our Mi
nistvr.s
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SOUTH CAROLINA

SOUIhs CAhObtNA. '-sssa -.
State Convention of the Union party Assem-
blcd at Columbia. on Tuesday the lltb, when Col
Thomas Taylor was appointed President, Henry
Middleton, Judge Johnson. (ofths Supreme Court
r. I. Manning and Startling Tucker Vice Presi
dents.
Tho motive of this Convention appears to DO &c
give force to the recommendation for Convention
of the Southern States, to organize Southern op
position to the Tarif--(or rather, we imagine, to
reconcile the South to the Tariff of 1892 8
The Hon. Daniel Il. Huger offered the following
resolutions: =
"Resolved, That a Committee to consist of one
member from each district, and two from the Pa
rlshes OF st. Philip aud st. Michael be- raised for
the purpose OF taking into consideration the pro-
Priety OF Southern Convention, and to report
such address and resolutions as they may deem,
expedient."
Mr.. Petigru of Charleston, Judges Johnson and
O'Neal, were appointed Committee to draft an
Address in furthcrance of tho views of the Conven.
ton. lrs
For our own part, we no useS in this Con.
vention of the Southern States II Is unc ostit,,.
tioAal Ia the frst place. II is svpcrfaous in the
SECOND. It,is dangerous in the third as lending to
anti-sectional organization. Virginia and North
Carolina, the two important Southern States, are
we'll enough satisfied with the Tariff At all events.
they soon will be. They require no conventions.
no spou:ing, no addresses to enable them to under
stand it. How many conventions have we seen
dor all sorts of purposes in the last Is months?-
And can any man lay his finger on the article of
good, that any one of them has atchieyedl We
cannot They do harm or else arc wholly inopera
tive and impotcnt. We advise the People TO ,,es
chow" them.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21
From the .Seioto Gazette.

We loarn from very respectable citizen Of In.
diana, ow here, that this gentleman, who was g.
leced TO tho Senate ofthe United Ststos, as high
toned jackson MN by thu legislature Of that
State last year, and who went the 'i,ohole hogn
through most Of the late session of Congress,
has since his return home, publicly denounced
and denounced General Jackson. He, like hun.
dreds of othcrs, has found out that Jacksonisn
is not the thing it is cracked up tn be; AMI to hi,
credit, as az honest man, has promptly abandoned
it-So much for tho light Of truth shining ID Upon
bonighted understanding
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21
CHOLERA INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF HEALTH, RIcHMoN

BOARD OF HEALTH. RICHMOND,
TUESDAY. 18th Sept p. NJ
cases Gall co'ored) and deaths reported.
City Hospital, No. /, Sept 1871, 10 o'clock
n. NJ Colered. Dead. Remaining.
o =.
JOSEPH TATE, Pres't.
The Petersburg Board of Health reported on
Saturday last case of.'Sporadic Cholera" which
terminated fatally on Friday
ALEXANDRIA, Sept. 15.--No new case.
WAsHIsGroN, Sept 15.-New cases 33, deaths
4.-l6th, new cases 8, deaths 3. Dr. Thomas Sim
is among tho late victims.
BALTMoRE, Sept. 15.-Dcaths by Cholera 19-
10th, 8.
BALrsonE, Sept. l7.-The Cholera Report for
the "a hours ending yesterday morning at ten
o'clock, is decidedly fsTourable--the number of
deaths was eight, of which sevsR white, and
one colored.
BosroN, Thursday, case.
BuFFALo, Sept. IL. (week) 10 new cases. IL
deaths
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

~ What has become Of tho Richmond Whig7
We have received none Cor a week.
MartinSburg Gazette, Sept H.
Crowded out Of the mail bags we susPoct, by the
Extra "Globes." There not being room for all,
the "small lights" must Of course yield precedence
TO tho dignity of the Official. The Wing is mailed
with regularity at the Richmond Post Office. Tho
fault is neither at that Office, nor at ours.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

:, GRAND LirEsAnr CoALrrfoS.--fhomas Moore,
Esq author Of Lash Rookh. has eosiesced will,
Ihomas Campbell, ESQ author Of Pleasures of Hope,
and become one of the editors of the Metropofi.
TAM: Among the abettors Of this .'unprincipled
coaittou, are several eminent WRITER'S " no have on
gagged TO contribn,a to the Magazine. such Mont
yonsery, Lady Morgan, NOR, the author of Mau.
sie Wsuch, Hon. Mrs. Norton. Miss Milford, the
author of tho Diary of Physician, Sothsby. Cap.
tam Marryat, DC. &c. The Metropolitan will
probably DC the best periodical in tho world.
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$50 Dollars Reward

IN Sunday night, the 10th ult, an Inccndiarv
" burnt down at the Cottage, or Little West.
Ham Farm, two Barns, containing wheat MIA.
chine, large quantity of corn, oats, &c aid OH
Sunday night the 26th ult. barn was set OH fire..
and stray rick with chat, burnt on the Big
West-Hath Farm The above reward will DO given
Tor such information as may lead TO the conviction
Of tho offender or offenders
WIN. SHAPARD.
West Ham, Heurico County, Sent II fSlD
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

fHs GRAMrUs' PRIzE I'VE learn that tho Mon
tezuna, the Mexican vessel captured by the Gram
Pus, belongs TO Santa Anna, and not 10 tho Mex.
can GoverDnen, uness his party is tn be consider
cd the Government We learn also, that the VIM.
A. turner, for the capture Of which by the Monte.
yuma TINS Teprsai - made, vessel Of little va.
luo, almost without cargo, and belonged or assn.
med to belong, TO SpaDisfd, and had every an.
Pearance OF being Spanish concern. Her capture.
therefore, may turn out TO be nothing else than :
lair war operation bssween Mexico and Old Spain.
Journal Of Copp,nsrce
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West Ham, Hcnrico County, Sent n. Is:
Almanacks for 1888.

uST published, the Virginia and North Caro-
% lima Almanac, for tho year Of our Lord 1899,
calculated by ID. Richardson of Louisa, and pub
lished by John Warrovk of Richmond containing
variety of useful and entertaining matter-for
sale by the groce, dozon, or single
Also, the Christian Almanac for ls33-For
sale by J. H. NASH
sep IL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

Mszieo.--By the arrival Of tie schooner Craw
ford, at New Orleans, information is received that
the city of st. Louis dc Potos was taken by Cen.
Montezuma with 5000 men, after sapaninayy
battle. Tho city was defended by about 700 men.
with four pieces Of artillery and made desperate
resistance. The loss both sidos was great.
The city Of Victoria also surrendered after an ac-
90 or 80 men killed and wounded. Soto La Ma.
rino declared in favor Of Santa Anna, and the
troops Left for it's defence marched for Matamoras
TO defend that city. 500 men, It was said, were on
her march for tho purpose Of reducing The
place
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

Gen. jackson has vetoed the bill granting
Amy DaSdin compensation for tho loss Of her horse.
'Romulus.' II Is said tho President had eopstitV.
tfoRal scYUptss whether tho horse was not a mare,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-09-21

vi inc n hites Who died of cholera, very Jaw
sEsrn 10 hapiass OF our Citizens; the great
aslDnfy ~ thorn were either strangers or persons
y;.,;ng " ,,ooscusty.--O ono business man fe
or o. alawyes, doctor, n clergyman
~ "as.sT MECHANIC; aud not more than Cor 10
- ~ ssmy distnciion in our communicated
10y t'osntiy owed their death to neglect of the
dncei ~ s, y, PREVIOUS debility Of the system pro-
WINE Humanity drpIores so large sacrifice oe
human ,ts our town has reason TO be grateful 10
few of itsfchershcd and valued inh ,hi,.,,, Wy
more, IN tnith, than We have often known in The
haaithie ESD scasos.
FROM TIE Washington Globe.
CHOLERA
mr, Sissr' On Sunday evening last. was call.
co 10 miss - aged 10 years. She had beer
,ao throughont the day with perfect rice wa
Feneiy fcehie--extremities cold--lips saffron On,
i9r 9uhtspance pallid and shrunkon She com.
Piaancd OF sickness of the stomach--a burn;ug
sensation, and crarping pains.
Il promptly gave her. yomit of tartar ere,;o
lhe matter elected was precisely the same as tina,
which was passing the bowels every fifteen mn
utes very niuch RESEMBLING muddy rico water.-cx.
-, s'uFso much so, ~ TO set her teeth on
odge. and scent the whole room.
Alter the Snetis, 4 administered eight rr,ins of
osontei-,nsthe s9pfning, rhubarb. She Is rcs,or-
On Mord$y evening black roman, AIRED % n
Pcrfect sQt, gas attacked with cramps, having had
through tltsyasy the prsmonitory darthtra. [ had
fittfc or no hopes uf her recovery 1artar ou,atio
was given 'Iier--adstwards colomel-nnJ n. the
pains and spasms severe, / prescribed ro
bGhted doses of laudanum till they were subdued
he cramps have now entirely left her. She is
convalescent. "
Upon the whole, consider tartar emetic. Gallo.
mel and, 1t necessary, opium the three most eff
cient agents for the removal of cholera They as
}. were' form The triangle which, place my
i'l Nm ana my hope. RICHARD EMMONS.
WASHINGTON Cry, Sept. 18th, 1882
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Tho Society Of Friends have presented the
AnttSiavcry society with donation Of ore
Thousand pounds, from "a subscription raised "a
aid ~ promoting The total abolition Of The slave
trade and slavery = L,Rdea reTcy
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HARAWINa Of the Virginia Petersburg Lotte.
~ ry, No. 8:
as % Is . 90.
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: cHoLERn 1NrEaLIeEN,CsE
BOARD OF HEALITi, RICHMOND

BOARD OF health, RICHMOND. ,,
WEDNESDAY, SErr 19--l + M.
Cholera Report for the Inst 2i Aours.
Cry HosrrTAL, No. 1.
4, Colorcd. Dead. Remaining.
HosPITAL No. 9.
PRiAvrE PaAcrIcH
colo 2 Dead White. Dead.
Total-1O cases, deaths.
JOSEPH TATE, Prest.