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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06
For THE CONSTITUTIONAL WuIG.
MIR. ISAACS, LETTER.


Let il be borne in mind that the parties who are
brought into public by MIR. Tsaacs and Mir Bu-
chanan Themselves together with Mr. Riarkley all
confessed and active friends of Gen. Jackson and
that The time of this political DRAMA ACCORDING TO fbejr
statements, on.the Both December 1894 some
where about forty five days before the House of Rep
reseDtatyes to act denitveIy upon the choice OF
President, and the very time when INTRIGUE must
have been most carried on. These gentlemen iron,
their stOUing, nust have been engaged as o,a-
runners for Cen Jackson, because Mr.. Isaaos actnow
lodges that he well acquainted with Gen. Jack
sons views of the whole subject, and with which he
could not have been acquainted but from frequent con
versations with him and others. FIR Buchanan &C
knowledges that he did go TO Gen. jackson TO commu
nicate such information he could, from reports, ru
mours, &C. &c. and Mr. Markley is found ersinp
very freely with both MIR. and Mr. fssacs, as TO the
best mode of conducting tue Intrigue with success
It cannot be doubted then, but bat these three mem
bers of Congress, ardent and active friends of
Gen. Jackson at the time spoken of, and IL is nn> pre-
single friend Of .Ur. Adrms or mr.. Ciuy. These
the only facts connected with intrigue, which have
been exhibited public view, and they prove beyond
shadow of doubt, that they were engaged with each
other, in an unbushing Intrigue for the success of
Gen. Jactson's election TO the Office Of President
Let enquire whether Gen. jackson was pri
W to this intrigue, and what the probable views
which these ntrrguers had before them. MIR. Buchap
All aCkUow lodges that he visited Gen jackson al his
room and that Gen Jackson asked him 10 walk For
what? Why most evidently that they. might have a fu
and free conversation together, trho chance Of being
overheard by any body. After full comparison Of
their views, they separated, not however until Gen
Jackson had informed Mr.. q. that he might inform
Mr.. Clay and his friends, and every body else, at he
tad formed no opinion 10 rho 0ouid fH the De-
p1riD,e1t Of State but that in the event OF his election
he ,COud look around him r the best and ablcSt
This is the ground on which Gen. Jackson placed
the subject Of the election parting with Mr. Buchsn-
an: and before examine it, beg leave to call public
attention to the conversation between Mr.. Msrkley
and Mr.. Isaacs because We must take them both to
ehc? IL oIder 70 detect acI measure The depth otb
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06

In Baltimore city, though Messrs. Steuart and Nc
Mahon, the Jackson candidates elected, the
Administration has gained accession of GIG votes
since the Presidential election. AT that election the
jackson electors obtained majority Of 900 votes; at
The present the highest majority of the jackson cand-
dates is only AGO. decrease of436. very important
change in favor of the Administration The Bsli-
more Patriot congratulaes IFS friends the certainly
OF the success Of the Administration electoral ticket in
that district, Anne Arundel, which forms part being
decidedly for the Administration.
VIM Ball. esq. elected Sheriff of Baltimore
county by very large majority.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06

70 isn1c Ldsdros, John Ti1sicy a,d LeopoM Jones
kAbE notice, that on Monday, the 26b day ofNoVcp,,
a Der next at King William Couu-house shall proceed
10 take tho deposition Of Robert w Shelton 10 be used
evidence ~ the suit depending the superior court nj
onanceTy tof the Richmond district, Va wherein an
palnb and John Merriam, john gatts. Isaac Lazarus,
Lawson Puck" TeAn TiUcv and Leopold Jones arc de-
fendaris, 2Egr rJAMBEEI 4INE.
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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06
Trust Sale of Valuable PrOpertv.

HIohSOhNI to the provisions of trust deed execute
n ny 'ohn L. Swami, Benja Nutkols and Charles
ii".hrS on the 10Th of june 1897? and duly recorded
IA the county courts OF Goochand and Hanover will he
s"o' NJ public auction, TO the highest bidder for cash he
e ,"e "m' o"or OF the Bell Tavern the city Rich
nond, on Wednesday the 9TH day of eve,uher nex,
ho' e next fair day. the iollowny lands and or
property or so much thereof may To answer
Tue purposes nj the trust to wit: r,
ec hundred acres, lying in Hanover county, sailed the
rocky Mills. which said Swami now resides havirr
valuable Grs' and Saw Mill ,ercon also five nerrocs
"amely-Iom john Violet, Ned, PALMYRA and William
am hrc norses which land negroes and horses is The
"pefV Oh said Swann:ihce other tracts belonr
"s 10 sa'd Nucko viz ming two hundred
an" SN'y acres, lying in Goochlard county, adjoining b.
'''' ana "ihcrs-onc other tract containing hum
eG ana sNty-"ne acres, lying in said county of Cooc-
'h ADJOINING Joseph Nnckos o;ters-and one other
tract u" which sa I'd Bcnami Nuckols then resided con
tanning one hundred ana ninety acresa,s five slaves
na"eySau Peter, Amcy and child, Motley ind Martha
-FOUR norScs ami one Wagon and gcar rocr,v Of
so Benjamin Nuckols:ao other tract Of land CON.
tanning six hundred acres lying Hanover county ,ion
nG the Rocky Mills and Gold mine, which said Hughes
resides ana seven slaves, abel, Peter Strarn
man, oran, Priscilla, Sally and Martha wagon and
i've horses and all The said Hughes s,ocR of every dcs-
cr'''on; which last mentioned OF land slaves and
other property, was owned and conveyed by the said
e"es ituges. the trustees trustee acting, NIL cn!y
convey Tie tile vested in them such
II. A. CI.AIBORNE,2
&. GUERRANT, -'"s'ces'
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06
COMMUNICATES.


To the frccholderS Of The County Of Hanorcr opposed
to Gen. Jdchson
Fellow Citizens A Meeting is determined on TO take
place at Hanover Court House on Wednesday tue 2i
inst. 10 take into considerations the measures best cal
cnlated TO prevent the vote nf this State being given
10 a MILITARY Despot."-lt is expected YOU will
arouse from your ethargy, and aid in the general
movement now making TO accomplish this most des-
rable object
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06

We consent To TIC sale relates the property con-
vfyr' ny us, mud will give credit of fourteen months
on the surplus after satisfying the ,lcc, Of trusonly
seventeen or eighteen hundred dollars will be rcqnircd-
JOHN T. SWAMI.
cto--St JAM. 7. SWAMI.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06

e. & 2. W.1RWICk Have for SHE.
NOCGfI 81 Braihwaite's & Wilson'S white nan; cotton,
~ Rose, point and duffie blankets
w ME ard blue plains, red and white flannel
Blue cloths and cassmeres double mi,led dao cn,rs
German oznaburgs, London silk umbrellas
l.iSefpon' hied sacks salt, Sdy wrought nails
IN plate IN boxes, and Braaicr's copper
London Porter and Brown Stout
English white lead ground in oil, quart and min, hotties
Lrndop Particular Madeira Wine Of superior quality
Sept 81 -.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06
" FREEHoLDERs or HANOVER.
CoM5IUNIcATEp.


At meeting of portion of the citizens of Lam
caster county, held at the Court House. pursuant c
public notice, on the 9Th of SEPT 1927, Col. John
Chowning was motion of { oil. Ralph Etirnonas ca.
led to the Chair, and Benjamin NJ. Walker appointed
Secretary. The object otle meeting having been sta
ted by Col Edmon1s il determined that the chair
man should appoint committee 10 draft Preamble
and Resolutions expressive OF tho sentiments of the
meeting. The following gentlemen were accordingly
pponted:-Raleigh w. Downman, Ralph Ed,nonds
and Addison Hall The committee retired for short
time, and on their return presented the following pre-.
amhle and resolutions which were approved and adop
ted.
Viewing with the deepest soliciude the conAictrn
opinions That prevail relative to the approaching Pre-
sdenal election and believing it 10 he the duty of
every friend to his country, lead his jealous aid in
bringing the election to happy result we have assem-
bied part of the people speak opinions and
to lend operation in electng the man whom we
believe 90 be the best qualified of the two candida les
before the American people 10 be placed the helm
CT State We greatly ostonsed al the course OF
those OF our fellow citizens who support the projections
OF Gen jackson 10 the FIRST Office in their gifi: BELIEVING
rs we do that he is wanting in of the great quail
icaOns necessary for such cice. We with them
shall always gratefully remember his military services
during the last and especially The brilliant victory
at New Orleans and we trust we shall never be wanting
proper utestation OF eratit:,ie: B ,pe do
protest against comforting him the highest cic,k office
as reward for military services alone We capnot
accord in opinion with those who have compared hp IN
" ashinglon The parable! we cannot discern We
H'a'i refrain TON attempting any eDcop'i:nIs upon is
competitor farther Dian TO say, that hun as an
able and experienced Statesman, whose claims TO the
Office of President stand preem;nentIy above General
Jackson's.
Wheretorc, ReSotred, That we highly approve OF the
proposition to appoint Delegates Convention in
Richmond, to Concert such measures may be cacula ted
to promote the reelection of John @. Adams.
2ndLy, Rtsoired, That Col John Chowrinr and Mai
Addison Hail be appointed accordingly attend as Dele
gates from this county in said Convention.
d, Resoirsa That these proceedings be signed by the
Chairman and Secretary, and published in the Richmond
EnQUrer, Constitutional Wing, and Virginia Herald
The 2d Resolution was reported in blank by the Com
mee; and subsequently, filed with names of the Dele
gates.
The Meeting then adjourned sine die.
JOHN CHOWNING, Chairman
&. NJ. WALKER, Secretary
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06

MARYLAND ELECTIONS
Inc elections for Members of Assembly, SberifTs,
&c. we're held in Maryland on Monday. All the coun-
Ties have been heard from except Allegheny. The
result the election of &c Administration members and
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06
Sale of Land under trust Deed.

6 hN Monday, the l2'b day Of November next ensuing
~ being Louisa court-day, il fair or the next fair d9y
by virtue OF trust deed executed ty Charles Fox which
Of record III the clerks oacc c Louisa county To- Arrb
bald Taylor, Archibald Btycc, rr. and the UNDERSIGNED
either OF whom may act, shall, Louisa Courthouse
expose to public sale to the highest bidder ready money
lot piece or parcel OF land allotted said Charles
Fox in the dlyson Of the land o his father John Fov
deed Of said county. This land lies on Cub Creek IN ,
county ut LOUISA and not very rr om Gardners Tavern
Tic number o acres IS not recoccied, but may he
asccaned by reference to the division which is Of
IN the clerks Office OF Louisa is said to be Of vcry
good quality Acting trustee sur title as is vested in
me by the Aforesaid deed will be made IN the purchaser
Oct6 ~ q,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06

We understand that letters have been received from
General ATKINSON, dated on the 2d of Scptcrnbcr.-
me General had with five hundred men. ascerlcd
eighty miles up the Ousconsin on his way In the pot.
iage, and had been Joined the preceding evening BY
General DopGE with hundred and thirty GaIena
volunteers, mounted men. ~ the Portage General
ATKINSON would be met by MAYOR WH1sTr.ER will.
lie detachment from Green Bay and would then have
collected force OF one thousand men, ready move
as circumstances might direct. No hostile Indians had
been met With, and The General at Tie date of his las,
letter. was still ofopin;on that the Wnnebagoes would
give up the offenders agreeabiy 10 the demand which
had been made upon them.
Gen. Gaines and his aid 1t. L. I,owndcs arrived st
st. Louis on 9th September and ere 10 depart on
I2tb for the posts on the Upper Mississippi. The Ge
neral was 10 take command OF the troops that were
advancing against tie Winneharoes.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1827-10-06

irrnta an Isl No Of Cptiu$-In the 9th line from ton
for slnk i'fo public opinion read, sink public opinion
Nc In the 1h line Of the second clause, for AIr Marx
ley fHSerfed c read, Dir AIarkley 0sScyed Sc In TIC
18th line of the clause, for "cred to him. read
urged to him. &c In the 9th line tine bottom for
thfy ought M! io.ooh &c. read, tier otf 10 l9oh &C.
In the 9TH line from the hoito for services rendered 60
his country, &c" read for services rendered to his
Try, &C.
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THE
FRANKLIN ALMANAC

~ FOR 1898.
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eed TO solar apparent time and to the latitud ~
longitude Of the City Of Richmond ''N
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TIE Pice PrcSi9ency.-The coalition which it is
rumored has been formed between Gov Clinton and
Mr.. Van Buren,, has created just alarm in some of the
opposition papers, who view ii an event calculated
to bring about division in their ranks from the dele
ferrous measures which il is unprecedented may be the
result The unpopularity of Dir. Calhoun in some Of
the States which is contended are favorable to Gen
JacAson's election, is admitted By all; and serious
doubt is entertained whether lie could be elected 10
The Vice Presidency, should judicious selection be
made OF candidate to oppose hun. New York in
particular, has unaffected the smallest feeling of
appreciation towards him; the contrary, she has
upon all occasions, shewn her dissatisfaction with his
appointment, and wish to see him removed from The
high station which he at present occupies The oppo
sition which she presented in the early contest for the
Presidency 10 Mr. Calhoun, has, since his elevation
and his extraordinary conduct in presiding over The
Senate of the United States increased that opposition
20 the most yirUient and uncompromsing bostilty--
Seeing the appropriately of MIR. Calhoun in States
4upposed TO be friendly 10 Cen jackson; and for the
purpose of uniting much as possible the feeling of
New York in favor of the General and thus endeayor
10 to bin The of that State this unnatural
and unhoiy coalition between Clinton and IAN Buren,
has taken place; the price of which is the promised
support of the latter in favor OF the former for the
Office Of Vice President the United States. BY this
means it is expected TO remove the obnoxious cauti
date for the Vice Presidency, and substitute one in bis
place calculated to their State pride, and bring
the subject home to their feelings and interests and
thereby alay the substantial and dangerous excite
ment Of southern prejudccs. From the present signs
Of the times, is manifest that the result of the Pre-
eidcntia election depends in very great degree upon
the vote Of New York The popularity of tbc Admin
is;ration in that State is also apparen and the salts
faction Of the people with the measures ofthe Govern
cnt, it is SEEN increases with tie advance of The Ad
utRisraon For the purpose therefore, of arresting
this growing interest of Mr. Adams and turning the
tide Of popular feeling in favor Of Gem Jackson it is
necessary that some extraordinary be resored
20, calculated 10 bear upon the immediate interests Of
the people, call into action strong feeling OF
pride or prejudice aud hence the coalition between
Clinton and Van Buren,. These gentlemen see
tbe Importance Of uniting their forces which it had
heretofore been their policy to keep separate and OPP
posed, and with this combined influence and the pros
Dect held out 10 New York Of the possibility Of fur
fishing TIE Vice Prcsident--a matter dcemed of per
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
District Of Columbia.
alexandria County, SCI

Alexandria County, Scr
NOVEMBER TERx, 1896.
george Coleman COMPLAINANT
Francis Wheeler & George Golfer, CO.
partners in trade under the firm of Z mChaH'Sy
Wheeler & Golfer, and Alexander
Shepherd & William Posey, Dcf's.
VIE defendant Francis Wheeler not having entered
his appearance and given security according to The
statute and the rules of this Court and il
.ie satisfaction oft,e Court upon afdyit filed, tia
the SAID defendant Francis Wheeler, is not an inab
'ant ofthe District ofColumba; on noion of the Com
Panan by his counsel it is ordered that the said Fran
CHS wheeler do appear here on the first day of mex
April Term, and enter his appearance to this suit and
give security performing the DEGREES of this Court
and that the other Defs. Alexander Shepherd and
William Posey, do not pay away, convey or secre The
debts by them owing to, or the estate or effects 10
Their hands belonging to the said absent Defendants
Wheeler Golfer until the further order of this Court
and that copy Of this order be forthwith published
for two months successfully in ono of the public news
papers printed in the town Of Ale 1andra and ths, anO
ther copy be posted at the front door of the Cour
House of said county,
A Copy Tes,e.
dec lSN-2m EDM. Z. LEE, C. c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
DENTISTRY.

TX. HkEE respectfully offers his services to the
- inhabitants OF Alexandria and its vicinity in the
department ct Dentistry. Having paid particular s,
tention to this branch of his profession, he atters him
sen that ne is competent to render essential service
those who may have the misfortune of disease in the
teeth orgums In almost all cases he is able TO cure the
toothache without the loss of the tooth, and to relieve
the pain Immediately. He will clean and file the teeth
without injury to the enama; and will guarantee that
opo" ooedence TO his directions, they will remain
also insert new teeth, which cannot be distinguished
from the original ones.
HIS ONCE is at Mrs. Gardner's, opposite ST. Paul,
Church. where he will be always ready, SUNDAYS e1.
cePted to attend to any calls in the line of his proc
reference may be had to Rev. DR.. Wilmer, Rev Pro.
a"e ~. prewh. sept IS
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Charles BENNETT

HAS received and offers for sale his fall FILL VI
Ill P0RTA1YON of :.
Best Bridport shad anu herring SEINE t"ine' III
casks and bales
Bridport and Shrewsbury shoe thread
Best Dundee oznaburgs
ON HAND, FROM RECENT IMpoRTATIoNs-
Flushings, and Devonshire kerseys
8, 31-2, and 4 10 point blankets
ga, 1914, Ia, 124, 1874 rose do
Fine 54 Irish sheetings
Towelling and table diapers
Irish linens and long lawns
Flag bandanno hdkfs. LIST quality
Russia sheetings and Ravens duck
Superfne blue and black cloths
Cassinetts, checks and bedtcks
A good assortment of brown and beacAed domes'
tic cottons
SO, 5-4 and A. Venetian carpeting
A. fine Ingram do
Hearth rugs and carpet binding
A few pieces black, blue, slate, and brown best SUI
perfine bombazettes
DOUBLE GLOS7ER CHEESE, &c.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
District Of Columbia.
TeSte,
dec 10

Hiernndr'a County, Set.
NOVEMBER TERN, 1826-l4th DAT.
Henry Dangerfeld C0npIainant1
Robert l. Taylor, the President Difec
tors and Company of the Bank of
and Company of the Bank Of poto. I'm caano~y.
mac. and Henry N. Young and Mar
garet Young, children and heirs at
law Of John Young, deceased, and
Lewis H. Marsteller Defendaufs
: HE defendant Lewis II. MarstelIer NOT b,v;no nv
tered his appearance to this suit, and given sec,.
rty according the statutes and the rules Of this Court
and it appearing to the sataction of the Court upon
affidavit filed, that the said Lewis H. Marsteler s not
an inhabitant of the District of ColumbiaOn N. mo
ton Of the complainant by his counsel it is ordered
that the said Lewis H. Marsteer do appear here on the
first day of the next term and enter his
this suit give security for performing the decree -
the Courts and that copy of this order be fortbw;th
published for two months successively in one If IN
public newspapers printed in the town of Aler.nd.;a
and that another copy be posted at the front don-
the Courthouse Of said county. ' N'O' u
Teste, E.IIEr r.
2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
Patent Spring Saddles.

WORD TO THOSE FOND OF EASY RIDING.
The complaint against hard and uneasy saddles,
which is for the most part, just and general one, and
is really grievance to those who have much riding to
do has caused him his mind particularly to that
subject with a view, If possible, TO remedy the evil
lie can with confidence the public, that he has
accomplished it. The plan projected is by means OF
strong and well tempered steel springs, constructed
AS to support the saddle seat and give much greater
ease to both rider and horse than saddles made in the
common way, any other that he has pos
sibly do The plan is entirely different from the En-
glish elastic saddles with spring bars of Steel whale
bone, &c. and also from those with wire springs, and
he conceves much superior to either as the elasticity
greater and the tree not being put out gifts original
FORM will not be subject to hurting horses journeys,
which is complained ofn the saddles with spring bars
number of gentlemen have those saddles now muse,
and but one sentiment exists among them in favor of
their superiority. The invention is equally as apREca
BILE 70 ladies' saddles to gentlemen's. Any person
desrous of purchasing those easy saddles is at liberty
first to make trial of and Judge OF their for
themselves In point OF durability they viii DE war
ranted equal any ether saddles and superior to most
aug7-tf JAMES NhSSANT
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1827-01-23
No. &
- r MuxlWYp,
PATENT
SPRING SADDLES.

nAVING obtained of Thomas 6, Prettyman' the
I'll right for the District of Columbia, to make ms
Patent Spring Saddles which for ease 10 tne
safety to the horse, Efe -mofe highly recommended
than any previous or later invention in Saddles and
which are now actured by at the sign OF the
Hobby Horse, corner ofK;ng and Royal streets where
invite the public and my friends to confer 'heif pa
tronage. pledge myself to furnish them WIN as
good materials and Workmanship as they can procure
at any other establishment in town, not only IN the
Spring Saddle, but in all articles IN my hhe' AZ prices
dec SoLsm X. F. DEGGE, Agent.