Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-07-12

w. Mr.. Clay has urrived at the White Sulphu,
Springs, and we learn his beah fast improving. He
expects TO reach his former residence i'm Kentuchv
about the lst August. The pack trained him up the
Valley to Harr'sonburg They seem to have been a,
fault after that The Enquirer would do well To son
IAN agent To the White Sulphur to ascertain how nan,
calls that admirable makes upou him in , a,s
The expense can be charged to tue $50, 600 fupd
u We learn that the Nashville Committee r., =,
forwarded certain documents to this neiebborbool o.,
prove that Gen. jackson was not a Judpe when mr.
cordinS to Judge Williams he offered the latter
commission of Captain in certain troops The con,,e
me" might have saved themselves the trouble Judge
=" ''aris has never said, that Jackson was then .
Judge. Some friend. who had not seen Judge Will
hams, conjectured that it might have been who, h..
went Judge jackson to get him to sign his license.
but the Judge himself has never said this and tho.
'''e the Nashville Committee have gone OF at haI
"e"t The superstition which induced them To sens
the document To Virginia, presame, the expec
alton that Judge Williams contemplated ,ub,;sh;nu
'' 0'"dcaon, IN tins paper. He did design this. at
""e when there was Adminis,r alton paper in Ten
hessee' Since then however, the Knoxville Epouirer
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pose will be made II may be daily looked for. and =
will spread conviction. W -
IL VIII be seen by the correspondence betvcen mr.
Clay aud John Harvie, Esq. Chairman of the contra,
administration committee OF Kentucky that he Inns I,
the reloubed MIR. Kendall low The Statement NO
made of the character his letters 10 Blair j, confirm.
ed by his letter TO Mr.. Haryie
Charlottesville Convention We have rsc.voi,;,
our iast The proceedings of number of meenrs held
to appoint Delegates to the Charlottesville Copvenio
me following list of them is all can make room for
to day. ~ ''
In Elizabeth City county meeting held e8,b NJ,
Capt. r. Lively chairman, Richard b Servant sec,y
Delegates apponied Rober. Lively Samuel Wstfe
"a W. Jones, : Wray. J. G. Robertson and G
Booker ~ ~
In Stafford, Cd inst. T. Rose chairman, ! w
ora Secy Delegates appointed. Judge John Coal,cr
Captain Hancock Eusacc, and Capt f Rose.
ie' 9 on The I'h July Joseph Bragg chair
man. T. Wilson sec'y-Deegates appointed: VIM.
II. Macfsrland q. u, Barraud, DIR # T Gillian,
Wu Robertson, jr. and Robert Boiling sr
fredericksburg, 9Th INST. Philip Harrison chairman.
5ohn CichenSon sec'y Delegates: Philip Harrison,
G. l. Stevenson. John L. Marye and John DicI,inson
S'ottsylvania, 9Th nst. Col! Robert CrutchGeld IN
the chair, John Nj Ilerndon sen sec,y. DaIeoates.
Francis r. Brooke, Walter Eol!aday, Geo uaq,ion
and john Lewis.
. Nansemond, 5th inst. Henry Harrison chairman.
John l. h.by secJ. Delegates: j osah Riddck, M.
R'ddick, Hardy Cross, J. c. Cohoon Ioseph P,e,i;a
James Murdaugh, J. RawIs, Z. Whitehead, and john
T. KiI5y. $3.50 0
Orange, esd June. Ex-Governor Ja,nes P,h,,,,
chairman Reynolds Chapman sec', Deleeate. Fx
President Madison, Elk Governor Ba rbour car, Lac
Davis, Philip p Barbour, WIN. Guar les, John II. Lee.
and 4. Chapman 10y
Brunswick 4ih inst John jones cbairro,, 5,.,
inrnbuli Sec'y Delegates: Geo. Z. DromgaoIe. Peter
j. Bea2ley I=ham Trotter, James b. Mallory R;cb,I
h Nieade Jr John Jones and James r. Ghoison