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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
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mF LAY defence appears the PIT ccel,ne coln,nns
a'cr II SHALL have been cad through land It will be
ean oy every man, whether fiiend foe we will as.
e"r IS 'r perfectly satisfactory, and whether Mr.
ii'y does not stand acouir,cd
oil line charge made by Gen Jack. on ofhavipo co,
!npy gwen his vote at the last Presidential! election
II th'S fies''on Is answered in the affirmative then is
the controversy resolved Into this ona-kYn,n ~ ~
's peope o mas mon pscIer--the pure and perse-
cuseo Statesman, or his vndictre accuserp Tn which
ot 'hess VIII that sympathy which nature has impau
led In our breasts for the wses and best of
incline Us? Ii not in accordance with the neno
rous and iglnnded feelings of Americans IN Ini,
on Tie 80" az oppression, and rarp.e its victim in .
.ust II, III The party excitement of the times 1hcy
nave been deceived by those in whom they had been
taught 10 cpn:de-if their feelings have been cnl;.i,d
in favor al combination 10 defeat and cs roy the ,
men OF the age they will, when undeceived make die
only reparaiinn in their power by turning upon tler
decelveSs' and conde;nning them same depth of
degradation 10 which hey had sought TO cast e;r
tim Ii is no excuse 10 Gen. jackson TO saw that lie
believed the charge against Mr.. Clay when he mad,
it, and that he had misunderstood Mr. Ruclan,n
Hhy Gle lie no when Mr.. buchanan un6ec ely ed him
acFltt Mt Clay IN the face of the world as e had
protested Willingness to DO, if il should pov, mi e
was mistaken? When Gen. Jackson l,.i s,r;nr an,
fca:ed as Mr. Cay'- aocusct the fend OF lie altrr
20 man were prepared to gIre him up, and abandon
HIM TO the contempt OF the world as soon as the CHARGE
should Do properly substantuted. While they
ms determination, however they asked the same inca.
sure OF justice upon bis accuser should lie be convicted
va ms "o'''' '''se "ilhess. he tIai has been had
Inc parties have been heard-ihe evidence is before
the American people. Why is their verdict delavf Il:
- hat redeening virtue Gen. jackson h,ast nf 4,
wa'd oil the oduii which attaches 10 tie slan:erer aud
| iibelIei, ~
ih.s question must be deriied by the great BODY q
the vru"us and rejecting people oilc county ina
have 80 PERSONAL or private euds to subsery, The, ~
neiiher Seekers the plant tools OF Office ssekc,s
they have '"t g'aeiui To Gen Jackson for his mio,v
services and :lth"ugh they an- his patriotism ana
yetthey admire truth more. They have not ;,lon;.d ,h
n,aHm aV"wed ny leader ofthe Opposition, mat the
Ahnn's,t"t'"" must be p" down, though pure as tire
angels III tiraVFn they have pledged tie elves %
oppose 'iShior 'crone, will hey he cuIbd and led
~ those who nave thus pledged themselves. IL is ON III. !,
ne hii ff.et'1t thar the friends civil r-
~, "he' Heaven, i" the peipetuy Of repuI in.
ShI"t"hs' ana steady observance measures an,
p'nrpe which render US The envy of the nation, o. t,e
earth. "
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
Gle Go,rstttutfeMal ggrbtn.
POLITICAL.
JACKSON CAUCUS.

- WEDNESDAY EVENING, Jan. 1ti. q
Mr. John H. Peyton Iep",i.d. that the Committee al
pointed On the previous evening" had instructed him /,
make the following Report:
lhe Committee appointed to inqnse whether any
iur'hef MEASURES requisite lie pr ur this erus
nave considered the matter them rcicres, nd aitS.
cohsultaon are OF opinion, that futile. a CT is nc cess
ry Tor tue promotion OF lis objects"
ne report was agreed to by the Meeting
VA MI j. H. Peytons motion, the n,!i-,s same 10 n
es"Iuuon To deposit dollar each, IN lie hands of the
secretaries, i" meet any eNpemses which might accre
winch was accordingly done.
W.T. iunter then moved that the Central Standing Com.
ii''ee De respectfully requested d,i.ts IN. ueopl of
'"s'"i on me app: oac!iins Presidential Ele lion This
motion lost.
MAJ Nlief OF Boictoui SuIuicd the following yeso-
''o,, WHICH nsiis amended, agreed TO:
eS0''ta nat The Corresponding Committee which has
oech appointed by the meeting in county OF Moutcc
favorable tu the election Of ti-n. A. JACKSON as President
VI the u D. constitute The Corresponding Committee of
S'" c"ui'y Win authority add their ntnucr and ill
'."y vacancies winch may such Committeeman
mat all The Corresponding Committees IN, ;..
counties ana 6orouehs lie p.sscsse, ct si,ut mower
On motion oil Mr. Ghulson thanks of this A,ee,inr
were unanimously given 10 the Chairman nd Secretaries
i"' .e !"ith"i mannef Ii: hicl they h.t aisc:. Ia,
duties Of their ,tIce ~
AMI ihcn the C'ayea:.o.. ad"a,"e,. s:..c d.e.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

Land .agency for stc Western part of pirginiG.
NOSEPH f. CALDWELL of Lewisturg, G.eenbrer
% county, Va. and Joseph Bgclow of Richmond city,
Va. respectfully inform the public, that they
Land Agency j. F. Caldwell will attend ;lat part of
the business in of the counties the Alec hauy
witto establish old surveys, resurvey when
to lease sell, records ny
OF those counties describe, particularly quality, ana
al that aPpertans 20 such property that he useful and
interesting To the owner J. BigGlow Richmond will
receive communications from who ds,o-
se patronisc the aud will all such
TnEnmaon may be sought for and had Oar
public OIces in relation to grants deeds of
veyanccs. &c. NC.
J. T. Caldwell and Joseph Bigeow deen, not amss 10
state Gas instances heretofore, Land Spectators
navel acied in the capacity Of Laud Agents. thar will
be concerned either directly ndi, city. any Land
Speculation wistever Charges for attending any of
the above specified will be made All
communications addressed to either party post
paid.
). F.. CALDWELL
Re,pc ctfuly refers
Hon. Samuel l.. sou,ha rd--Wa singtom City.
Hon. Lewis Maxweil-Lewis County, Va.
Col. James Mc!aushlin Member of the Iaar! ni I ::
Public Works, -
Pere &. Ws,hered, Esq. Member of the Senate: = =
Samuel McCiuns, Ell. Member Of House of ! :
Delegates, z (
James Mcfarland, Esq. Member of tie House 81 Dale
gates-Kenawka County, Va
John ID Harrow, Esq Fe,s:rickshu,g, Va.
D.uieI Boar'aan, E-a New Yo,.
J. BIGELow
Respectfully refers
Hon. William Fl Catej',
JOAN r.! Smith, Esq Member of the Executive richmond
Council, oity' va.
Col. James Mclaughlin, Member the Bo I'd of Public
Woks-Grcenbrier County, Va.
Jan ~ 1928. wGm
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

On publishing the documents accompanying the n!
dress oil Mr. Clay. the No,ol, Herald has the follow
ing remarks The evidence contained i'm these docu-
nents says The Herald. we believe all the points
oil accusation against Me-. Clay
is' They prove incontestiby, tina tue charge O.
zen Jackson, promulgated through that oficious ecu.
lehman, ,clep, Cater Beverly Is 40. irue (NIem--
"1f Buchanan proved The thing last summer
-. lhey prove that the aforesaid charge was nos
r"c.tei' for The .a|A tame, las ininnated by Cen
'"c'.son IN consequence of the maGt request of tie
s'"d beverly; hut that the General had two years be.
"e made 1t the snhec, of pubic declaration against
Mr.. Clay.
~ Ih"y prove that Mr.. Clay had previously 10,
," III The early part OF the session OF 81 la yow
GU 10 numerous persons, Cen LA Fa,etie auope tho
resi- his preference of Mr. Adams and lis ,e,crtni
nation not 10 vote far Gen. Jasisson.
IN. ihey prove as far iei. atye caa be proved
Ha tcre were neither oveTtt1es persIa inns he'll.
n'ny Hlr adatns or his freuds, To fr Clay or bis
!!chs al any time though both rersug. ion and M.
limitation were rcsortcd Ia bv the friends of General
""chson 10 obtain the votes OF Nj. Clay's friends CJc
the General ''N
9th. That MIR. Ercmer, an lc.ose name the chara,
was originally made, disavo'yed oil belief in i;.:!--.
"'ein. NIT H. did not write the letter which con.
,a'hed THIS charge, and which appeared in the Colum.
oiih ooserver--he authorship charged by MIR Clay
l" Zen. Eaton, (the "friend aud bograpern OF Gen
'ackson') who does not deny i'll
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
from lie Democratic Pxlss.

u f.
by otr letters from Washington led ts exuec, AN
explosion among line jackson leaders Their tone is viz
of aoattd, and their confidence diminished THAR vo
ana interests different they are so muc ,,,
S!F"eS OF ssiishH9sS and passion that intestine disc y
ae""y feys upon thrr. They 10 feel the tificrl
YES an" CANCERS by which they surrounded ard, think
,nh lie sense OF the country is coming out against t,,,n
hse alrhcnsoas and feelings have produced ma nifs
caise. hFir oiStGuSt ei their Standing with the ub,
an" '.e Waht OF reliance on each other was never so
strongly unaffected Tuesday, when AIR Haui,o,,
o'oigt ne the notice of the House. II was an absour
ahuie NO one sympaiZed with the Major hu, our ola
'H" 'y Hiuud- ana spare hremer.
son ieioefs were dui, COLO aud ieess, t,e resolution
10" ooI to ihe earth ItrcaIy would en- as thovsh
e General was gcins omt of fashion, simply Leca his
d"sE ~ occHniHs We vcptte predict that tr,ueroy
|afhS'n W az Tie end, be btoden for tbs jus, f, ~
"''Se ""' 40 mol dcse Ia sac ham PreSidei HIS present
supporters already mai; between two o;nious ;nd Win
apparent. Then the EnWre,s will anew romouucc ,l 10
anathenas and declare that his election wnula h,v -
a CURSE 10 has cu,tnsrv! e''
Never was there candidate for the Pre- sidenrv , 10
labo'ed harder, took the field more holv or ei.r,ot
more necessarily than Gen. jackson ftrrc Never ., 80
Candidate supported by such divers eeored and va ,,7
y "oe partsFns each squad fighting adler inf
s''' ic"'er haN"S MS selfish personal o;ar..
ne moment certain defeat them i'm the face H.,
% 'u'h he'r backs and either flee from bc 6.d or tender
tueif services TO the adverse party II is these
founded GA experience, and III human nutue ,ybic, ~
now opening upon he opposition Congress where cye
ME leader is seen busy opening loop hole tounh h;
ne may escape when tie becomes cp neral I.,;,
"o P''e, u" hJect ~ common, they ia va no cor
mon ooh OF unity IL is from these causes tlar ,c,
e'i"ce dis'F"st, distraction and discomfort.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
NIississippi Lands for Sale.

PLANTATION situated about fifteen miles a.
"a bnre Baton Rouge, OF the left bank of the Misss
sippj, consisting of
Ore Thousand and Eighty .grpcntS
said plantation has front Of IL Arpents the river &
IS adjoining ti'e principal landing of ttc settlement,
from which Cotton is SLIPPED. On This there are
one b'lDdFcd or more atres Of cleared Land-onc
large Dwelling House, with six Cotton Gin
Mill, Tan Yard, Negro Cabins &C. teasy repaired} y
The titles TO The above lands ndisputable, and
warranty deed will be given il required.
ALso-Onc Thousand .4rpenh;
situated on ibonPsons Creek the parish of Fclici-
ana and half miles from the river Rssissipoi Sc
ven miles from the town Of st. FraucisyiIle. Part OF
this tract consists OF low bottoms proba by goo acres.
on said tract there about fifty acres cleared some
years since butgrownUp Either the whole CT ono half
sc this tract will be sold at The option of the purchaser
For further particulars apply 10 this office or TO
ROBERT ROSS.
New C.eang, OF .. =
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CONGRESS.

ARLINGTON, JAN. 10-ID the Senate Yesterday
nir. 1hyhe presented memorial from the citizens NJ
Orangcbnrgh District g. C.. remonstra against fur
ther protection of Manufactures by an increase or
uh'cs on imports. u statement was communicated t,.
me ice President from the Secretary Of the T,easnrv
e'alive 10 Tie condition Of the Several Banks ,yhin
"e bls'Tict OF Columbia. The Senate after RECEIVING
some Pe!.non0 and reports proceeded TO the coDside
ration OF Executive business
III he House q Representatives after u,e pefitic,s
had oeeh disposed of and the various repors Of cnp,
D''ices received, the resolution offered by Mr. Sloane
o" rday' relative TO the proceedings at tie Mobile
coorl martial, and the whole affair of the lni,iamen
Shot tnere, vas taken up Mr. Wicklinc moved nm
amendment to cbpfne the range of tie resolution
ana Inc hour having elapsed which is anrronr;.d g.,
Tue discussion OF motions and resolutions tho .nb;oot
went over until this day. Mr.. Randolph zion anc,
successful motion TO suspend the Orders Of tho I5ar
moved tor reference of the Standing RuIes and ~
3crs OF inc House TO select committee of sove ,,o
oers' wlnch vas agreed TO. One of be chief ,b;e,s
"ncn mr. randolph has in view 10 diminish tho Ia
., enjoyed by the Reporters for taxing down
NC ueoa'es' lie desires 10 inrodrce the T,noi.i,
,,ac'ce' ny winch Reporters arc excluded from lilo
d'o oo'Iged to SIT in the gallery FIR Me Dnf
nv Iep1r'ed The General Appropriation DH which vas
"'uc 'ue oIder for to-day. The committee on elec
uonS reported that JOHN Sergeant is entitled TO his
seat 10 the House of Representatives snl the Errs
S'.'c~FFee III &c !s?o;t--r,Nai yo2~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
THE VINEYARD.

MI R. ALPHoNSE LOUBAT'S subscription for the
1Hl introduction of the Zine into the United States
having been notified to the southern public period
TOO late to allow to reaci, the pe@shl iufity
OF individually vino, convinced Of its utility, and tue
ciiy ut It's culture, would have desired their
subscriptions he has, conssq uenty, made choice
toa nf 10000 Vine Roots aud ordered this quantity from
his father i'll France. They will arrive in New York
before the middle of the ensuing mouth Of FebruaI
therefore, subscribers may still furnish themselves with
supply ts the amount specified.
The cost, usual, is rated the fixed price for 1000
Roots over at the rate OF l25 each Root; for
less than 1000, the ID less Ina
500, 90 cents; and SO FOR less 5O-to be paid
the delivery of the Roots.
Letters will not be received unless post paid
Subscription lists oYcaed at
Ric1ti'nd-with Davenport, Alien s. Co.
Newbern-JUhn Justice.
Raleigh john Louis Tailor.
New Yorh-Apho"se Louba;, IS, Wall Street.
Nov 2S VII,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

I|THCUstDV ODUNIY JVNTT, 1TUUtTUUtF z, ToZI
kN the motion of Ralph Edmouds, adm of Charles
~ Taylor deed, is or'crcd, that William Milbouru
and Sarah T. his wiz, William r. Jenkins Charles ~.
Jenkins Edward N. Jenkins, jams N. Jenkins, George
J. jenkins, Sarah T. Jenkins aud Robert =. Joukius
~ right of their oothcr e. J. Jenkins, Robert Taylor, IT,
&bd May c. his wife, who was May c. Taylor, Mar
tia T. Taylor, CatlCtt Conway and iarrot l. his wif-
who was Marriott T. Taylor George +. Ta"1or, william
T.. Moore in tight Of his wife, Matilda V, vino vas tat
da r. Taylor George W. Morton ard EycIima ~ his wife,
$50 was Evelna NJ Taylor, be summoned appear ere
the Sd Monday IN Feb. next, TO sew if airy they
why the lands and negroes Of which Charles aylor
died possessed should not be sold and tho proceeds divided
su'uug those legally entitled thereto od ii appearing
the satisfaction Of the court, that William filbourn and
Sarah L. his wife residents of this commonwea Ii
il is therefore ordered that copy this order Lc forthwith
inserted III the Constitutional Wing for months
tivcly aud posted the front door 81 tie house
tHs county. Cupy. .At,cst,
100 RCES'T Z. 4rNAWAY, =. =.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

= new paper called ue Virginia Sta,es,nan,n las
oee' PNG!,sied at Wheeling Va. rhe Editor thus a.
nounces BIS views OH the great question: now arta.fc.
the country @ f'o
W eShai exert whatever influence we can 20 nrc.
mote tie reelection If Ear. Adams TO Tie Presidency;
ana W" shall do lts from deep sense Of duty and
PfHcife. We should prefer en,rus, the Interests 81
Tie nation to man OF whom capsjudse, from ac-
ual experiment: to rashly committing them to the hsns
o' an intr.dua! whose qualifications say the least
are eqn"ocai here is doubt in our minds but
mat tiie measures Si tie Administration are approved
by large majority @! the nation and that the violent
opposition which exists 20 tie Government is fsnuc
+ on purely personal considerations. We arc amonr
those who regard the charges made upon tie po,oa:
integrity oil a!r Adams, and NIr. Clay at the last Pres
inen'ia election, as an unprncpIed fabrication of
Their political enemies; and the candd and int eeut
porson OF The community, think annie and
satisfactory realization had already been afforded We
snail, al all times exercise the privilege of s.,eakine.
WIN freedom, but in spirit af candor il, our examina
tioh OF Inc pretens;Cns OF Gen Jackson TO the Pres-
dehoy The strongest IepuSnapcc rs fel, 10 is cleya
ton 10 ta Office, under tie that he does not
possess the requisite qua.itica liuns from habit temper
""u ''efce' aud iron an apprehension, that tile
present policy OF tie Government Ii, sht Ire rally
Charged unacr Lis direction
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

}'HE Annual General Meeting of the Members o:
the Mutual Assurance Society against Fire on Bull
dings OF tae State of Virginia. will be held at the So
cietys Office in Richmond, Tuesday 29ih Jan. next,
JAMES RAWLINGS,
Dec 90 o. +. Agent NJ. a. Soc'v.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19
ROOTS AMD SsNoEs
BANK OF YIRGINy.q,

January Z, 1898
siiiE President aud Directors have declared Dividend
of two per for the half year ending 3ls Decent
her, payable the 10Th Instant.
Jam9 Ct w. cambridge, CASH..
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

II IS estimated by Gov Clinton that tile New York;
canals, independently Of the income ALREADY derived
rom mem exceeding the interest the cost by q
per cent, have increased the property of the state r.
The value Of a hundred millions Of dollars.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-01-19

NOTICE.-A'lperspns having claims again, the above
concern, as well all those indebted will appy TO
;c subscribers who is authorised 10 settle the same
jan. l, 1923. ct J. II. EUSTACE,
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DISSOLUTION.

Vt'E copnrneip heretofore existing under the firm of
EUSTACE & MN EAlARA, is this day dissolved bv
mutual consent. J. II. EUSTACE,
Ii. G.. ni'NEMARA.
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Fall Goods and Fall fashions.
THOMAS NOWTAND.

MEMS Mercer & Tailor, doors a6ore tke Eagle Hotel
EsPEcTFULLY informs his friends aud the public in
HI general that hc has just received elegant asor-
nen of GOODS i'll his consisting blue, black
the fashionable cnlored Cloths and Cassnerc also,
hands assortment of Nesting, which he will UP
the shortest notice. He feels confident
any orders in his line, in the fashionable style
nd the lowest TERMS and solici,s the public
patronage.
Nov. 81 y1C,y
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f'HE subscriber begs leave inform his fends particu
Iarly and the public generally, that he has taken the
store late in the occupancy of Mr.. m. Crane, doors
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BY PLEASANTS s. SMITH

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TO Tobacco and Cotton Planters.
ID s. T. GWATHsIEY will sell on commission,
~. Tobacco and Cotton. for those Planters who
sray think fit TO consgn their crops to them.
Tichmoud, Oct. 81, 1897. 3ot
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10
FROM The Ihomasson Register.
TkU K IL EiAlGlON

Religion is am.able and lovely when
Represented IN true Light is the
highest happiness of rational heing-it
exaits the mind above the captivating
and alluring vanities ofthls world, and
prepares man to meet with tortiiude
and resignation, the unavoidable cal
amlties inch besel human life. The
felicIties attending conscious Innocence
are permaDen. and substantial. The
happiness of mind that eau survey II
sell with tranquility and self approba
tIon 10 Of all others the most desirable
irue religion renders q man bal little
lnterlor to the angels, but without ii he
is beneath the beasts that perish
Religion is represented by some as
an abridgemenl 90 The pleasures of life !.
and IS often set forth in the most gloomy
and fcrebodlng language! But mis-
taken is the idea--it relines the pronen
sites OF the heart--it untnasks theeyIis
attendant OH human life, and enables
Us to RELISH them as blessings in dis
gmsc. Thus a fountain of happiness is
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-07-10
NOTICE TO FARMERS.

NUR Merchant Mil on the Potomac River,
" one mile below She herdsiown, contain
ing six run Of stone, is now compls ely finish.
ed, ard in readiness TO receive the growing
crop, and for he information Of farmers, We
deem it necessary TO let them know, that We
will give the market price in Cash tor mevchan
table WHEAT deliv in our Mil; or we will
exchange Flour for Wheat, without delay, 81,
the rate of twenty barrels of superiine -four TO-
every hundred bushels of merchentable Wheat
delivered and stand the inspection in the
District Of Columbia, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York or Boston. Our mill is situated in
medistely on the bank of tile river. where
boats can receive their laden from the mil
door. and for the accommodation Of these who
wish to boat eheir -four, We take pleasure in
Informing them that we have engaged a res
pectable and experienced boatsmsn who bss
provided himself with ten boats tor the &C
commodasion of those who nay think proper 10
employ him We would further observe foF
the information of those who live on the Poto-
mac, eitberIn Virginia or Maryland, that tb
most convenient and expeditions way ofgetting
their wheat to cur mill would be in boats. for
which purpose we shall keep two light boats to
loan to those who may wish to avail themselves
Of this easy and expeditions way of bringing
their wheat 10 our MILL Those who boat their
wheat, will enter our head race, pass an egh-
teen foot arch under the mill, where the grain
will be Immediately hoisted without hand labor.
We fatter ourselves when. the Farmers take
into consideration the great advantages o,ir mill
possesses IS respects its local situatinn,g the
facility of manufacturing and getting theif
-four to market that they wiilf it greatly 20
their advantage to bring their wheat to cur mill
where they will have no further trouble with IL
nm fhpu tair
EOTELER & REYNOLDS.
Tune o6 FL