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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
TREE HILL COURSE.
SECOND DAYS RACE;

Projectors Purse $300-two milo heats.
Henry A. Tayloo's CHI. h. Tichicus. by Clifton,
years old,
VIM. X. Johnson's CHI. m. Annette, by Sir
Charles. years old, 3 3 2
Isham Pueket's CHI. m Dismal, by Con.
ton, years DID, 8
John NJ Bot's CHI. m. Bctscy Graves,by
Sir William. a years old, 8 dis
Timc--lst heat 4n. Sos, I'd do. 3m. 5Gs, Sd do
Sun. Sc.
The favorite was Annette. and betting freely on
her against the field. The first heat was evidently
given away, by Annette and Tichicus waiting on
each other. They mutually feared no other COM
Petitor in the race.
Tho second heat was very fair trial of tho
powers of both these horses. Tichicus made his
run at Annette OH the turn into the quarter stretch
and locked her. Up the quarter stretch, tho whole
distance, it doubtful which was ahead-both
at their best Tichicus came out ahead by neck
only.
The third heat was precisely i'm the same
way-and won by Tichicus by about two lengths.
Ii was decided on all hands TO have been beau.
tful and we'll contested race.
TREE HILL.
Third ddy--Nou. l6-Jockey Club Puse--S 1000
eight enfries-only seren started.
John p. Whites CHI. h. Collier, by Charles,
years old,
Thomas Doswclrs b. m. Eliza Wharton, by
Director, yrs. old, 3
Henry A. Tayoc's b. g. Pizarro, by Alfred,
years old 6 2
Hector Davis CHI. m. Dolly Dixon, by
Charles, yrs. old, 4 dis
VIM H. hinges oh. IN. 1. C. by Archie.
yrs. old, 5 dr..
1sham Pucketts b. IN. Lady Pest, by Caro-
linian, S yrs. old, dis.
james j. Harrison's CHI. h. Goliah by
Eclipse, yrs. old, DIR.
Tmne-lst heat, SIN. 26s.-2d 8m. 5s-3rd, Sm
I3s.
The first three miles of the frat heat were run in
very good time, 6m. IS. The last half mile there
was no contest, the winning horse coming out in a
walk, and the others being led through, that the
placing them was entirely accidental. The first
two miles, the contest was between Collier and
Goliah-the third mile, and half the fourth, be.
tween Eliza Wharton and Goliah, till the latter
broke down.
The second heat was won easily by Collier, beat.
ing Eliza Wharton few lengths, and leadnq
throughout the heat.
The third heat Collier again took the lead. and
kept it throughout, with Pizarro close at his heels
lie was not put up to his best in any part of the
heat, and was generally under hard pull. Collier
was the fat6rte throughout, Gollah was beev.
ed not to be entirely recovered from his run of
fatr mile heats the last week at Norfolk:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

NEW DIRK, NOV. ID.
RIoT.-On Saturday evening last, two negroes
wcro arrested in this city, and put in Brdcwei for
examination, by Mr.. Constable Boudinot, upon 4
writ issuing from the Justices Court. The negroes
were said to be runaway slaves from Virginia, and
their owners were here, prepared TO identify and
claim them. Yesterday, colored woman, who
married one of the in July last, appeared,
with some of her friends, in front of Bridcwell,
and, by degrees, a large crowd of blacks collected
around her, and remained there through the day.
The examination was osiponed to this morning,
when the place was thronged with blacks, of all
ages and both At 10 o'clock the two pri-
soners were brought up fo- examinations but their
counsel suggesting that they required further time
TO collect testimony of their freedom, they were
reminded. Between the City Hall and Bridcwell
an attempt was made by the mob Of negroes to res
cue then, from tho officers, (Mcssrs Boudinot and
Davls) who were conducting thom. The officers
were struck and pushed asidc but with tho assist.
ance of several police officers who camo up, the
assallants were soon repHlscd. -Four Of the ring
leaders of tho mob were Immediately arrested and
put IN Brdewelk No white person appeared TO
afford the least counlenance to this disgrace ful
riot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
For The VINO.

10 the Cthgress of the United States.
The Nufyors of South Carolina appear to be
resolved On carrying out their mad schsmes Of oppo-
sition to the authority Of the General Government,
by means of State laws, of pains and penalties, to
DO enforced BY State Courts and Jurcs. Would
it not be wise and benevolent OH your part so to
act, as to leave nothing for these deluded people
to operate on, rather than to have resort TO force
to counteract them? l would respectfully suggest
to you the propriey of enactng, that the duties
all imports be paid iii cash before they landed,
or that the articles imported be placed in public
store houses until the duties paid. AS Con
gress have exclusive jurisdiction our forts,
dock yards, and other needfu buildings, let the
President be authorised by law, Whenever he may
deem 1T necessary, to have the collectors Offices
kept, and imported articles stored within the pre-.
cincts of the public forts; in which situation no
State law could operate upon them. Such course
is due to the patriotic portion Of the people oil
South Carolina, disposed to obey the laws of the
General Government In the event of a resort to
force, by blockade of their ports n withdraw al
OF their right of entry, the innocent would suffer
equally with the guilty
PETER FARLEY.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Samuel Haynes Jenks, Esq, has retired from
the editorial chair of the New York Advocate His
voicdictory OH the occasion is unique. He says:-
''Thcre arc men whose peculiar destiny it is to
participate largely and necessarily in the vicissi
tndss of life, while others glide smoothly down
the devious current, undisturbed by tempest OIL
casualty and at length lapse TRANQUILITY into that
state of oblivious repose, which awaits both the
tempest-beatch mariner ana che quiet plodder along
the ssreamlet's marge. Enviablo they who
can endure or enjoy, with philosophical cquanimity,
the changes incident to the first of these varieties
ofexstence; and pit:abIe they who, though at
ease in this rough and turbulent world do not pro.
perry appreciate every exemption from the ordina.
ry turmoils which annoy and distract many oil
our race. Among his fellow creatures the under.
signed claims to have paraken quite beautifully OF
the hayward dspensaions of those respectable fe.
male divinities called tho Fates-whieh venerable
and industrious spinstcrs have had him under dea
iTgs rather rigid he verify believes from tho mo.
mcnt of his first effort to nhnle the atmosphere Of
this cold and dirty planet. With what temper he
has borne the corrections, the nishaps, the revolt.
tons and resusitaiions dolcd as his share of
good and evil it liz not his business to declare. One
simple maxim has hitherto regulated the reception
OF every gift grantthc suifcrance of every dcni-
al or dsappontmcnt-to wit, make The best Of IL.
In this spirit may he continue until the coming OF
that final transition; beyond which there is no
chdnge, and the weary are at rcst!
Mr.. jerks wi SHORTLY commence tie publication
of a semi weekly paper, in Nantucket, Mass. The
New York Advocate is solely edited by Red
wood Fisher, Esq.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

NEW ORR, Nov. l4--noon.
THE MARKEf.-Vory little has been done or
said about flour this morning. Western Of fair
brands can be bought at So, and Southern at So!
Corn and Rye rather dull, but vcry little reduc
ton IN price. The Cotton market remains rather
quIct,-Ihe sales about $50 bales per day A
cargo of Mnckcrel has been sold at SG5, al and g..
BuckSPort Shad 1913 Flaxsccd has been sold at
Sl2 rough, and perhaps little higher.
Beef and Pork in demand. so casks clarified N
Orleans Sugar, new and beautiful article, sold at
lUall CTS. Whalebone has beer sold at I65 cts.
u ). Bank Shares were purchased at the Brokers
Board, and declined two per cent. the last sale be-
ing at sSll5. The weather cool & clear. Wind NV.
NEW YORK AUCTION SALES-Nov. "a
Tcas.-Tho residue OF the carEoes Of SHIPS
Dorothoa and Romans, offered and small
proportion sold follows-
Young Uy$on-200 chests at 16aSO: 90 half TO-
1888; 25 Is ID. boxes, at 10 cases H. caniscrs
at 80. Hyson-l50 catty boxes at s25aS3J Hy.
son Skin--lO9 chests, at 5la56. Gunpowdcr-2N
half chests, at 10Y; so boxes do, at locales; lun
cases Of canisters, ct ll5sl17 Souchong-ln
chests, at 81; 10 do Company at 36o40; Pocc6 10
chests, at 3Si Bohca--16 chests, az I9Ja225.
Jour. Com.
20s5 Shares u S. Bank 1tea1f5.
Bills on London, per pound sterling, s i,Sl.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Nosr or CHoLERA.--In New York, there was
appointed special medical committee of eight
pnysicians during the prevalence Of the Cho!cra.
~, nc PRESIDENT of this board received 1875 per day
ms Who'll" receipts 81, 525. The other mem.
, oers received SIS per day. The aggregate of
'he or compensation $1,000.
no attendant physicians mt the several hospitals
tneir ASSISTANTS who periled their lives by
uhued exposure and unnii,iga;od labor, received va
rions suIrfei from $500 10 $3.50
Inc whole expenditures OF the city of Now York
On account OF tho Cholera, wero 2ll0 900, of
which nearly Sl0,UO0 in lumber will be available.
one hundred thousand dollars at least oxpentS
ea' besides the private contributions.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

The National Gazette, speaking of the "Mr-
'noirs Of LgtngcHe nna tie French Rcuolution nj
$780," by Sarrrrts, the Private Secretary of Lafay
cite. says:-"The work has produced more sensa-
ton even in England than in France Two trans
latiors of it into Englsh,-not very well executed
but handsomely printed appeared in I;on:
don. 1t has been earnestly noticed and discussed
in most of the principal London journals. An
article upon 1t is in preparation for the Forthcoming
ntmber of the American Quarterly Review. Ii
is most eabo;2te, minrt6, vehement, mcrciless
manifesto against Louis Philippe and his political
administration. No quarter is allowed to the uste
miiieu party, to the d0ctrndireH, to any Of the
men who have concurrcd in the system which has
prevailed since the Accession OF Louis Philippe.
Fhc censures of o. p. O., of the London Morning
Chronicle. are not more severe and sweeping, nor
his mputations of purpose more harsh end direct,
than those of Laiayette's Secretary and organ. If
the statements and charges in this book be circu.
lated and credited throughout France, it would
seem impossible for Louis Philippe to retain his
crown, unless lie totally change his policy and the
| composition of his cabinet. a chef object with
the author is to prove that the recent Revolution
not only has miscarried, but has been utterly per
vcrtcd in Tire hands of the KING, and that the stu
| alton of France in every respect is worse than i
vas under Charles X"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
NORFOLK, Nov II.

NEWS FROM THE CAPE DE vER.S.
The brig Funchul, Capt. Moniz, arrived in Han,p.
ton Roads from Madeira, win Isle OF May, having
sailed from THO latter 2Tth October brings intclli
gence strongly cssfrmutory of the distressed con
dition Of the Cape do Verd Islands gencr lily, from
the awful calamity of famine. An intelligent pas
sengcr, with whom we have had an interview states
that the condition o: tho Islanders has not been
all exaggerated, in the accounts previously received
IN the u States, and that the benedc,ions of thou.
sands will be poured forth for Tie timely relief
from our country. In Bravo aud Fogo tho distress
was most ca'auii within few months, 900 per-
sons had persisted there by famine. and such was
their abJcct condition., that even worm eaten bis
cut was caught AT with avidi;y, and the blessing
OF heaven INVOKED tho donor. A vessel frcm
Lisbon, ladcn with prpvsions for tho sufferers had
oeon spoken by cruis2r, and was afterwards run
over'ln the night, by another vessel and sunk. by
which these unhappy beings were deprived ofthe
timely relief of which she would otherwise have
been the beaser.
How pleasing mrst DO the reflections of those
IN our country, and in iniHediae domicil,
VINO have 80 recently stretched forth their hand
To the and OF tins afflicted people. OF such indeed
is that treasure laidhp in heaven, (of which the
scriptures speak, which neither moth rust dot II
corrupt, and where thieves do not break through
and STEALTH is surciy,t charity ~'hict cover
9th multitude OF siur.A-i5sacon.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
Ths PenhsytGaHia Wing has been discontinue
DEATH or poCToR sPIIRzuEIM

eve regret" says the New England Galaxy OF
Saturday evening" to announce the death OF the
celebrated Doctor Spurzhem. This distinguished
man fell victim to his zeal for the promotion
OF science He not only delivered five lectures a
week to immense crowds, but his other hours were
devoted to giving explanations and answering the
various inquiries put to him well BY the scienti.
fc as the unlearned. This labour and excitement
produced brain fever, of which he died last even,
ing after an illness of about fortnight
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

1t is stated according to the news received al
Boston from Europe. tha. the King of Prussia has
demanded OF the French government, that the
troops of The latter shall he removed eighty leagues
'tom the frontiers of Belgium he, bn his part on.
gaging TO withdraw his forces to the same dis.
lance; but giving notice, that this should
not be adopted, and the French lroops should cnte;
Belgium, Prussian army would also enter on the
other Side This is very shot account of very
important transaction If it be correct in all pro-
liability we shall hear III what manner il has
been recciTed by tho King of France.
1t would seem by some late accounts from Eng.
land that combined British and French naval
force was about TO be placed at the mouth Of the
Scheidt. If all these things be SO; there is more
appearances of n warke spirit among the principal
European powers, than we have hitherto observed.
Among all the apprchensons of a general war in
that continet, we have seen evidences of q salts
factory nature, that either of those powers was Sc
rously disposed to disturb the general peace if it
could be avoded-that is, we have not noticed any
specific movement, by any of the great govern.
mcnts, that clearly and distinctly Indicated deter
mInatiop TO bring on a general continental war. If
this demand has been made and France yields TO
it, we do not that there is any certainty that it
will terminate in such rcsut.--N Y. Daily.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

The value Of race horses in England may be IN.
dorstood from tho following passage Of a recent
account of the Doncaster Races.
''At two years old Fang purchased for 1896
guineas, with conditions " bich made the price cqua
To 1000; at the same age Conrad was bought 70,
1000 guineas; and Francesca for 1900 guineas--hal
tho Champagne stakes and other provisos favorable
to the seller. Margrave cost 2509 guineas TRUSTEE
20O0 and Gratis 1000 gnineas! The on dts are thai
Lord Exeter refused 5000 guineas for Beram before
it was decided not to send him TO the North-tha
1000 were offered for Nitocris, 1000 for Ludlow
and 5000 for Retainer! And yet people talk 0
he badness Of the times"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Tbs following from Tnit's Ednburg Magazine,
shows what reliance can be placed upon England TO
bury any thing from us, so long Che can supply
herself elsewhere. Our GntitariF political eco
nomisisI haze 5ft6n argued though England took
Cotton from the love shc bears u.s. and that if
put her in pet, she would not continue to do
Let them read the following article, and they
will there SEQ the principle upon which England
will always act; namely 10 do without us as well as
she can and to get all out of us that is in her power
She will never buy barrel of sour flour from us to
make paste, barrel OF potashes, so long as she
can find cheaper substitute for either; nor will she
buy OUR cotton upon any other principle, than that
it is cheaper, and will better answer her purposcs:-
NJ y AdDoc0fe.
New MANUFAcTURE.-A new article of CON.
morco, namely, East IRdiG Flour is coming cxten.
sively into use, for the making of size aud sarch;
it is chiefly imported by the Calcutta Flour Mills
Company, and is found to answer better than Amc.
rican -four, which has hitherto been considered
the best for this purpose. The manufacture Of
soda from common salt, for the purposes ofbleach
ing and making soap, carried on TO a con-
siderable extent in Liverpool, and this article is
likely TO compete with, ifnot to surpcrscde pot and
pearl ashes, for the above mentioned purposes as
cen be sold for about 600 ton, whilst ashes Of
equal strength cost E23 or G29 a ton. This new
manufacture will be beneficial TO England, though
injurious to tho Canadas, whence wo now obtain
so large quantity of ashos.--TairS EdfnbUrg
Magazine
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
CHAnI.EsroN. Nov. II.

CHAnLEsroN, Nov. IL.
we are authorized by the Intendant to state that
tho report from Folly Island received last evening,
announces new eases of Cholera, and S deaths,
Tor tho last twenty four houts: and that the
ments Tor tho removal from the Island of all who
are able to endure Voyage are far completed
as I'd Warrant the expectation of thef departure in
the course of to morrow
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

HoLLAND AND BeLGIuM.-1n the Liverpool Times
of the Sd ult. find the following remarks re-
speeding the difficulties existing between these
two countries. If the opinions of the writer be
correct, cannot but anticipate war-and all
must admit that if the spark be once kndcd, the
fame will be general May not look for one
of more fc1 rful character in our own once happy
land7-N. Y. Gaz.
HE KING of HOLLAND is playing desperate and
most unprinciped game. His objects seem TO be
the qualification of his personal spleen, and the de-
structou of tho trade OF Belgium, to which,
he refuses to give up the citadel of Antwerp; de-
mands that the control of the navigation of tho
Scheldt shall be placed in his hands, or in other
Words that the river shall he closed and than
abandon this monstrous and inndmissible claim cx-
pose his people to I with the two most power
ful nations of Europe, one of which has the power
to route his army, the other to annihlae his fleet in
a single engagement. That he calculates upon the
assistance OF Prussia, Russia and Austria be
doubted, but we viii not believe until it, that
these powers viii have the unspcakablc buseness
and periidy TO assist the King ut Holland in resist
ing an award to which they have been parties.
Without such assistance, the Dutch King will pro-
badly give way when he finds that France and Eng
land are determined not to be trfcd with; and if
he should have the madness TO pcrsevcre, n cam
paign of n month will bring him TO his senses,
though not, we fear, without great less Of human
life. The FIRST point will doubtless be for England
and France to obtain possession Of The citadel of
Antwerp. If the Dutch feet and army should at
tempt 10 prevent this, it viii lead general en-
gagemcnt both by land and sea, which, notwith-
standing the idle clustering of tho Hague, cnn on
ly end in the defeat and destruction of the Dutch
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

CHARI MINER, Eso--Wc learn from the
Wostchester papers that Chas. Miner, Esq. long
and favorably known TO the public as the able Edo
tor Of the Village Record, has bid adou TO politi-
cal warfare, and retired to the quiet and peaceful
pursuits of rural life, on his farm in the pleasant
and fertile valley Of Wyoming, tho north branch
Of tho Susquohanna, in the county Of LuZcrne.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

FLoUR-Y Yesterday the current price of Flour
from wagons $685. in the afternoon some
dealers declined paying 600. Considerable
sales were made in the early part of the day at
SOS subsequently, we understand that price could
not be obtained FOR more. The receipts have in.
creased this week, but without more rain they
must soon fall off again.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

An attempt is about being made loesiablsh a
Steam Boat communication between Now York
and Charleston. boat is TO be despatched from
the former city this week, and it is calculated that
she will poform the voyage in from 65 TO 20 hours
The furnaces are to be fed with Lackawana Coal
Of which a sufficient quantity he taken on
board for tho whole voyage, thus obvottng tho ne.
cessity Of stopping at any intermediate port fol
fuel
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
PuuApEIPnIA. Nov 10

PHILADELPHIA, NOV. L.
remarkable instance of the effects of reli yious
enthusiasm is now creating considerable excite
inent N the northern part of the city. A young
lady i'll high state of enthusiasm suddenly fell
into swoon, and remained in that condition for
several days. All efforts to rouse her we're found
Intellectual; Her eyes were fixed, her limbs I'M
rnovcable, and her pulse feeble Her friends be-
lfcving her dying, procured medical assistance an
she al length, with great difficulty called back
10 a consciousness of life. She awoke as from IT
drcam--said she had been in heaven ana heII-and
told marvellous stores of her discoveries in the
course of her migrations. The living and the deatt
were seen by her in their appropriate state of en-
Joyment or suffering; and all that mysterious
TO nor earthly senses was made plain. These
things of course, have excited much surprise
| among the crodulous. We understand her vison
has been recorded, and will shortly be published
LSeHtiacL.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

1T Minute Guns were fired hero, from till 8
o'clock this morning, by order Of the State Erecu
've' as token of respect to the departed Carroll.
Inc President ordered the Public Offices to be
closed at Washington yesterday. lie was unable,
on account of Official duties, to repair to BaIti-
more, to join the Funeral.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

no Scottsyille Farmer reports TIVE casos Of
Dhoiera as having occurred tbere,-a boatman
loeao) ana man who had been drunk some weeks,
whose case was hopsloss-A c,se or two of this
description is no cause for the least alarm.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
CHOLERA In FRANkropr

we regret to state that the cholera has broken
out with alarming virulence at Franksor, IT,
Kentuckian Of Nov. 9TH, says-It is trne. the
scouTge of nations is at last with MS This
evening we have been informed. there have
been IL cases. There were five deaths within tho
last forty eight hours Eight of the ~ cases men.
tic ned we understand, wRt certainty prore 6atql.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20
DIED,

AZ his residence, in this city, ON the evening o.
The 10th inst, in the 32d year Of his age, Mr.
JAMES HENRY PNrTeSoN, Of the firm Of James II
f"teSon d Co, highly useful and euierprisn;.
merchant, aud gentleman of the most sterling
worth. TIE friends and acquaintances Of tho bats
Mr"Jamcs III. Pdttoson and those of his mother
brothers and sister requested to attend his g..
neral, from his late residence, on tomorrow morr
| IN e. tSunday,) at 10 o'clock
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

Extract of letter to gentleman in this city. from
his friend in Nsw ORLEANS, dated I'd inst:
"'fhe Cholera RACES here to alarming extent
-Bnrais to-day l77-Some Physicians say there
have been at least 200 deaths"
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1832-11-20

The great hunting Elephant Helcn M'Gregof,
died on the 18th rlt al the housc of Hczekiah Hi
al, Clintoh county, Ohio. She the property
OF b. Green & Go. of New York.