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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

G6esby, M4aeare. Raffin, and Billupi OF Mat
ihs.s.
COMMITTEE 10 exomiue The date of ht 1rmo
m Institution Morgan, Hungettord
fill. Atkinson oi Isle OF wight, Adams. Daniel
Nc Laughiin, Heiskill, Mexican. Hayes ant
Bas.
COMMITTEE of Ronds aud Internal Navigation
-Mrssn White of kncsbrIdg-, Hsrsir. Muller
Dupny, AIeuandrr of Mroklenburg, Richard.
son Of James CITY. hciihsney, hullrn. Soy
mour. Davis oil orsnge, NoCsbe. Smith Of Ma
q. wha tirigsuy, Brsce. smith OF 6loucesi-r
Street. Booker OF Amelia, William. OF Harris.
on, Waits. Eppe., McAnhon, Grimes. CabcII
Camubell of Bedford, HrnHf, Newman OF Ma
sou Watkins, Christian Of New kent, Dunfon
Mnrtangh. up.haw, Pears. CaIskadon, ker
cheval, Nhnr al Hanover. Gfssslry, Cary
Wells, Bland, Brown OF Btth, and James.
J The Speaker deferred appointing the remain
lug Standing Committee until tomorrow.
On motion oil Mr.. Rlys OF Prince George
Fab'us Lawson, Esq AS appointed cierk 10
the Committees oi / laims aud Of Privileges and
Elections
! On Mr. Gabell's motion, ] homas Vannerson.
Esq WA elected CisIk 10 The Committee ot
Propositions AID Grnvances
On Mr. Whites motion, Hugh Pendleton,
Esd Wis elected GleIk 10 The Committee OF
hbH - fUu ihifIHhi lHhFiRnioH
o motion Of NJ. Nason al Frederick. Thos.
{. Howard Esq. was elected Clerk TO the ON
j mite fpr Courts of Justice.
On Mr.. Johnsun's motion, writ Of election
aas tered 10 issue 10 ihe Sergeant of Peters
burg. = supply the vacancy occas TONED by III,
ditq ial fcaiion oil John r MAY, Esq. IN cunse.
qnrnce of his election as Judge OF The General
Court
On Mr. Nler's motion, ,de iio g. came 10 u
resolution Ia proce, Il bs JONI ballo, viii The
Senate IN The appointment OF n judge IN he
10th Judicial ifcult. 10 supply the vacancy
occas,one by he resig alion oil Thomas
BondIn, Esq. Communicated 10 the Senate
Tor thnn concurrence.
! M. kimbtough presented the will OF Rich
ard SandIdge. pfat ing that certain pefspns OF
color "manciraled by that vii may re per.
miited 10 remain wlthin thr Commonwealth
and memorial from the county oi Louisa.
IN eppasilion 10 the PRAYER nj tn said Will
| Heferred 10 the Committee for Courts OF Jus
| ice
On Nj. Thompsoa's motion the 54th Rule uf
the House was suspended which 1orb,ds the
nomination I. the Offices OF the House III set
speeches land then the House proceeded to
discuss the qualifications OF he Candidates Tor
Sergean AT Arms.
| Tie candidales as brought forward on Mon.
day. were Prter Francisco d Samuel Ioi don
Winston. The former was supported " Mes
sfs. Miller of Ppwha an, Yancey, Rves OF
Campbell. Fmks aud Wa,is-ihe larer by
Nessrs. Thompson. Williams If Harrison, and
Christian of Charles City Having COUNTED
tha bal OTIS j: Nj. Miller reported the result az
follows For FRANCISCO lis for Winston 90
upon which Prter Francisco WAS declared
duly elsels5 Sergeant al Afms
On motion OF Mr.. Smiln of kapawha. the
House determined to adjourn ill IL O clock 10
morrow
And then on motion Of Nr Thompson the
House adjourned accordingly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1829-12-17

Gossfnors might / appointed bs The Legisa'
TURF in one y@hT lie SAID hal Mf. Giles vas
aware of The resolution under which he Wa
elecied-and that he knew perfectly well that
his time would expire in December.
Mr.. Goode wished 10 determine the anes-
ton Arising nader the Constitution, nj tbs time
The Constitution declares that the Gosefn"r Is
elected for year. No resolution oil the IL. oil
Delegates no form OF words we can adopt,
can affect the provisions OF the Consiiiufi n
All ihat The Legislature has TO do. Is being
The constituent body To elect The Governor
aud TO supply any vacancy which II hods 10
exist, bat after The vacancy is filed by the lie
gisfatare. the Governor holds his Office indepen.
dently of the Legislature. He conieoded.
that the only reason why We put the election
of Mr.. Giles in place OF Governor TYLER upon
The Journals. WAS mol be, ause We could change
the provisions OF the Constitution. but 10 as
sign The reasons and 10 justify oar course. Tor
electiDg mo Governors in tae course OF one
year
Mr.. Minor said that, this WIS snbjeef Of
some Importance, and he should wish more
time 10 consider IT, and as the time for the NEE
ting Of the Convention was very NEAR al hand
he moved thai the resolution be laid on the Ia
bic earried.
On the motion of Mr. Allen a resolution was
adopted, permitting The members Of the Con-
veniion 10 take seats within The bar OF his
Hall during the sitting Of the General Assem-
bly,
On Mr.. Anderson's moiion, the House de-
iermIned IN adjourn it'll view OF sccommo.
dating the members OF the Convention.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13

An hS'otica Tact Of no common interest, the attcrnp
ted assassination OF Napoleon by Tallevrend would
appear to be established By the statement below which
we transcribo from the Courier des Flats Unis
II will be remembered that the MARQUIS Of M,rb,c,u
mas asserted mat he had received from Mons the Prince
Talley,aud, IN 1914, the commission to assassinas
leon We read the following in the Gazette Of France of
the 29lh OF December.
Nous the Mafqusde hlarbreul summoned, on the 10Th
OF '' MONTH NJ the Prince TaleyTand, gra ud chamber
ain' before the justice Of the peace Of FIRST ayrond
1ent oPas 10 order to obtain payment Vt the sum Of
%4'06oO francs Tor damages and interest Of losses sus
tanned by him ~ consequence NJ the mission with which
ne was charged by the prince Talleyrand he ayers in
1914 when he was president OF the Provisonary
mept' Nj the Prince PalleyTand suffered udgman, by
de fault on the 10th current
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
SAYANNAn. Mach 4

~. ~, t1"' HNNAf3 DIufch z.
Pnaey.-Wc learn from Captain Handle, Of the
brig Eastern Star, arrived at this port yesterday from
S S bartholonews' mat the brig America Captain
Crabtreo, with others had arrived from This mort ~
st. Barts. The America, when in lat Is, LONE ca
was boarded and robbed by small schooner of about
80 tons, having on board 30 or 80 mon, Ipposed 70
pc SPSnlards, who hosted French colors. Theytook
from Capt. u about $50 in cash and his watch. and
other articles from hinnf and crow 10 the sn,onn,
Of about 200 dollars btain Handle also informs
US, that two days boforeHe left St. Barts, seven SEQ.
men belonging 70 .bo piratcal crew who plundcnl
.ne Cafaooo' were executed, and five more were to
snare INC same fate in day or two sfter.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-03-13
WTANTED, A LADY Of l,olisbed manpcrs and o,rali6

WANTED, LADY OF polished manners and qrali6
Gallons 70 assist in the management and instruction Of
MIS- fuckers School Clifton; her employment consist
PIncpaly ~ regulating the manners Department and
saon o. The young ladies, during their hours Of rcxaion
fHucuar attention their dress will be considered essen
tai part Of her duty; aud her presence will be required when
ue young ladies with Mrs r. herself She will be re-
CURED also, attend them ~ their walks anusencnts and
TO see a the proper portion Of time aud allotted 10
preparing for recitation hours Letters, postpaid, addressed
Sh e. Tucker, ESQ kennedy's o. Brunswick county, win
be Immediately attended 70.
jan 26l2a,qet
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
C:nne;dntcs Ga,. Cnrr..4ss IN E-a,,A.

ranfidat's for Congress IN Kentucsy. .;
Nicholas ID. Coleman, James 6. Leach Jos K
Snmrall, Judge Beatty and Maj. Bedinger are can
ddates Tor Congress in the district formerly repre-
scented by Governor Metcalfe. Gen. Jas. Garrard
has declined.
In Major Moores district there il 90 be Conven-
ton OF jackson delegates to select Jackson can
didatc Mcssrs. Peasants, Daviess. Kincaid Book
! er and others have been announced. Major Cald-
well, OF Jessomiue, is the only antiJackson candi
date.
| Col Francis Johnson is candidate in his old dis
tTct in opposition to Mr.. Yancy, the late represen-
| tative.
! Gel. I,von we believe lns no opponent.
Mr.. I.ecompte is candidate for re election; and a
Convention of Jackson delegates at Franiiost have
agreed 10 support him.
Mr. Daniel is candidate for recollection in the
Montgomery district, without opposition.
Mr.. fletcher is also candidate without oppos;-
ton.
Gen. M'IIattoo is opposed by Col. r. NJ. 5ol.n-
sou.
Judge Clark no opponent
J. r. Thornton, Esq. is n candidate in bourbon
county for the Sonate--and George w. Williams
and Jesse Kennedy for the House of Representa-
tivcs
| Archibald Davenport is candidate for the I.ecis-
latnrc IN Clarke county. Col. Alexander Dunlap
is candidate in Woodford connty-Dr. Nelson in
! Mason
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
STONE W.4RE.
Broad Rock Spring Races.

1--WE Faces, tic Broad Rock Course " i'll commence as
days. ''''O
+trSt D0yA Swecpslake for Colts and Files three vrsrs
Old entrance $780, hall forfeit subscribers and closed
hDtIlesi lnos CneatiIa,u, dead, James Clbome VIM H.
Patterson. '' 0'N'u''
entrance SIS. as 'S'-VN'
Third Doyrhe Jockey Club Purse three mile heats $500
M oSe CO.. entrance 80 lShAM PUCKETT.
1.-,c
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
FoR TIVE WHIG.

HoorhLqnd, .W4y, 1879.
11oNGEyGTY.-Ded in this county last fall, Mrs.
Martha Clarkson, in the LIST year Of her agc. Her
husband in his god year is sti living. They were
married in March 1862, and had lived together as
man and wife Sc and half years. Mrs. ClarIson
native of This county, and from tie writer's
best information her husband also.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
Spring NaElDDIgy.

TIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends aud the pulc
generally, that he has Just returned from the ncs,e s
iere nc mas selected an elegant and
emens bOOIS and SHOES which have arrived and are now
opening 1'S present assortment almost every a
cie 10 ms Inc among them Gcneucn's INC cali and seal
sSln B9o WIN round and square toes GcnteIpcns calf ~
seye' ooS Al % So DO seal do nailed DO from 81 30 10 So
I1e s disposed to sell at accommodating prices end respect
i'y nvs TIE public 20 call and examine for Themselves
. SAMUEL PTTaEY,
n 70" ISL Under the Lage HotcL
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

Sothat Jno O. Joynes Esq. 1T Accomac, is elected hy
majority of 122 Dr. Nelson, ard Of AL Major Scea
MAJOR Segar understand, Withdrew from the before
the Accomac election.
Broote.-For Congress: Dodlridge SOC, Johnson
10. House Of Delegates: Edgington 800, Hindman4
19l--Bcrdman 1T.
Mr.. Doddridge is returned TO Congress by a ma
joritY Of 638, III the whole District.
G in giving the result Of the Dinwiddie election fol-
members Of the H. Of Delegates we we're in error in
stating that Thomas g. Wynn received rs votes.-
II was John II. J. Wynn who received Is votes
Thomas G.. Wynn not n candidate. The re.
suit Of the election was this:
John G. Boisseau 2o8, John L. Scott+ T34--IJen-
~ Yong 100, John ii. J. Wynn IS, John Good
wyn nc. Thomas Traylor 90.
SNGw Members.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
MARCH MAY 4

FAcrs.-It is two months, this day, since General
Jackson was sworn in as President Of the United
States.
In that short time there lave been more Yerorr7s
from office than there had been made during the ad-
rninistrations of Washington, Adams, Madison Mon
roc and Adams. Democratic Press
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
CHARLES HOLT. .Er. d CO.
fire noV receiDing very large and handsome nssors
mrdt Of
China, Glass, and Earihenware

ELECTED with particular care their Spring supply lr
- this market all which they offer sell low for cash
slr stock now consists of complete assortment comprising
eeae many new articles, shapes and patterns from the hest
manufactures in Europe and by the latest am
walls, aud consisting, IL, part, OF the following:
CHINA WARE.
Lesa1t lussd and gilt stone China Dining Services vety
large and completes Plates. Dishes Tureers Bowls Pitchers
Basins elegant rich gold border and enaneed Tea SETS EN-
bossed and gold do DO do common, cnanelied and bgr
printed Tea and Coffee Sets plain gold edge and lined do do
do blue rankin and snd do do do general assortment OF
low price China Crps md Sa"ers, by the sctt or dozen
GL.fSS 1S.aRE,
Elegant rich eu sebcard Sets OF Dishes Bow
Pitchers Decanie umbisrs Wines Salts 10 match eIcg.;
painted shades lcli Gu, Hall lamps Stand Lamps Mantle
Bottles, and general assortment Of pla Glass Ware
EARTBENW.4EE
Liverpool Dinner Sets Dishes Plates sorp Turrens Bowls
pitchers Tea Pots Sugars tssrs, Ewrrs and Basins Mugs
ca ups and SauccTs, with and without hanfes f,bSr
Riches, Bowls Ca Pots. Sugars Creams edged Plates s
and uieens, snamelled Teas Conees and Bovao re1o
raj assortment Of e'''
STONE JY.4RE;
rtl general assortmcnt of Inv priced Goods suitable far
rouiy merchants VINO with o,hcrs are requested w car and
examine stock and prices beoye purchasing elsewhere
Any assortment that Toe selected eau be put u In the e
. ut anu al 'ne snoIIest notice op 28--5tc
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

.,..sr--- . iar as practicable without hazardine
great ends OF justice. think the county court
ought to be preserved but not as at present par.icu
iariy as to the mode of appointment
am OF opinion that no government can answer the
oecss OF lts institution, or sis must eecfuaiiy
ca against the danger Of aaal-nd;nisfrafio, unless
the political power ofthe whole community be SC
distributed among its several parts as to SECURE &c
each OF Hs SUBJECTS an actual enjoyment of au-i,u
o. .shts; anu In dong this, while j. 3 certainly
true .hat persons constitute the 81 praat and most
important element ofpower.fe in the ac,paI com
ZION OF tifIs communtyit is necessary in mn, onin
ION, 70 regard its other element p,ooert, and "a
So an squ1i representation upon basis compounded
! OF population and property, making no difference
between the two branches OF the Legislature in tins
particular. ''e ~ ''''s
tink the executive council may be abolished with
~ 10 lhe commonwealth but it not the num-
yer should ne reduced the members elected for st,
tea periods, and the governor ought TO have yoce
at the board. think the House Of Del,rates sonld
hot consist OF more thun one hundred members annu.
ha e'eceso; tnat The Senate might with advantage
De somewhat Increased; that the term OF service
o'ehI 10 De reduced and that each branch or ght TO
possesS the power Of originating measures ami OF a.
''e Nam ana rejecting the acts Of the other.
thuy % 1879. JOHN B. CLOPTON.
The New York Commercial saws tiat occor5;no
TO rnour, the supposed frauds On the Treasury were
effected by filing up blank checks left by tile Secretary
otthe Navyto demands in bis department for sums
edih one or two papers, particularly that mos. candid
ohe the Enquirer, indirect and as usual half express
ed suggestions of blame against Mr. Southland. for
having left blank checks, instead of remaining at his
post IN person-At the time, SIr. Branch. and NJ.
ingham, two CT the Secretaries were absen.
hundreds oFmiles from Washington, did they leave
blank checkss i they did not, how was it manared
TO get tueir signatures in their absence? In 1894.
hsr. Crawford for weeks together. was unable to
write his name, and stamp and fac simile were used
instead of his sign manual At that time the candid
Enquirer was supporting him for the Presidency!
We mention these facts TO show the reasonableness
OF imputng blame to Dir. Southland, fit be true that
any fraud has been committed on the Treasury Sec.
retaries have not the gift of omnIpresence more than
other men, and certain degree of trust and conf
dence in their subordinates is indispensable TO con-
duct the public business.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

Mcssrs Editors: find iii the Enquirer of Tues
day last, account of the arrest in Philadelphia of
DR.. Tobias Watkins for alleged mafeisaBce in
Office VIII you Messrs. Editors, inform your coun-
try friends and patrons if the unfortunate man is to
he tried under the 9nd section.
Ghosts If .4nlbrister- and .lrJutFnot.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
The Law School at Needbam.

SEVEN months session Of this School ves,e,,y n
first Monday in this month at this place for & oen,le,s
as may wlsh to attend it, and will board themselves 10 Frv-
'aaotcot Of this School win held on eycrv Saturday, to
the session. ending with November Each SUDDEN, viii b.
required TO pay IN advance the tuition fee of sereyJre dollars
to the patron Iie will in furnishing books he eysf
nation of the students win be NecDq in the moor com,
in attending his courts viii be made up on his return
Needham, April 18Th 1929 % "a,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
YlRGINIA t1.Ef,r1nvs

Decentralization Congress w. Newton co. Jno Tslia-
ro 55H. of Delegates Gen j. F. Huncerford WIN Angus
tine Washington.@
Mir. Taliaferro's majority in the District about2G0.
In the senatorial district of iddlesex, Gloucester Matthew'S
Northampton aud Accomac, atey represented Ivy Col Jones
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

Sat cFIoI9c.o al te Pubic Iynrefo,se, a .aay Lasa
passrD-l hid S13 -, ! at H. la,a al & 90 I ~
% 3ate, 2t775. "a; 9, lat6 so, 3a625, IA G. at
no. at So AT 20, at so, at TO- at 5, az
Rss, ,S hi at 80 80 al 90 tod) at 90 (od)
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
TO PIT EIlTnRs-

The comfy Of Ioudoun Va population Of some
$4,000 There has been in its jail for nearly month"; neither
debtor criminal aud litigation has diminished, Within
gear about twohrs Physicians, ALSO have had
little occupation for the last Improvement v;si-
bic the moral habits OF the community. inemperance in
drinking regarded with obvious adherence When the in.
situations OF this shall have been revised and education
carried bono to the humble tenement of the poor man, viii
not bemost happy and attractive? A.. h.
INIT TnfcUipsycer.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12
MONDAY aoRNINe, MAY II, 1929.

10 Letters and rumour place it out of question,
that John Campbell, esq. member of the Prvy
Council of Virginia has been appointed by the Pres
dent Treasurer Of the u States, in the place Of Mr..
Clarke Of Pennsylvania, remoced. We see the rea-
der, acquainted with the business habits and energy
of the Councillor, grin at this intelligence. 1t is
so Notwithstanding Mr. Campbell is gentleman OF
good character and respectable nte!lisencc but we
do not think that any eye but that Of the Hero, has
been sagacious enough to discover his peculiar fit
for of the busiest and most laborous Offices
in the Government.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

N SfEsIED-Cn Thursday last, by the Erv. Nls Cr4is,
Mr. CHARLES S. Pgics, Mis- MAETirA ANN HIyLocK all oF
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

Rposfed Expedition ngsst ueTicoA letter from Havana
Under date of April ID published in the New Orleans Advert
of the 18TH says, n reply to question respecting the
expedition from hence VITA the object Of restoring Mexico its
rgh9p owners, have say that have the fes, hope
ITS eonsumnaaton The last mail, few days only arrived,
gives us to understand that there embaing the last
February from Cadit " bat;aious Of 1900 eao
the Island ofCbaand the Captain General bad received
ders topu ready ae troops dpoabe and embark the
on board, under the direction Of Admiral Lsbode with osve
orders TO be on the Cape San Antonio towards the last Of
May The expedition thus fitted cut from Spaju is under the
convoy of the Hero a. the gaes Iberia and Pere The obec,
OF this expedition tue Tecouquest Of Mexicosx thousand
loot vii embark on hard OF admiral Labordo's lseLn
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12


.Bfen and things ct F2as.ingtoa.-The accompany
ing letter is from respectable and intelligent
correspondent of the Norfolk Beacon stated Chat
Or. Watkins had made fruitless attempts to get bail
ed, having gone so far to apply to the Secretary
of War to become his bail. Oar Correspondent as
scrs that he has refused to he hailed and fit be
fact that he has brought action against his pros
ecntors for false imprisonment, his account is no
question: the true one. While, on this subject, we
will notice that, tho Baltimore Republican, and
Philadelphia Sentinel lay much stress upon say
ing, that private accounts from Washington
frmed the suggestion of depredations having been
committed upon the Treasury. We said SO indeed
but those accounts were the repetition Of the
rumours Of the day and place. We received no ae-
count conirmatory ofthe suspicion, from official
sources. Things certainly very different as
pect in regard TO DR.. Watkins than they did ten
days ago. Watkins was then reported 30 have
absconded, instead of which he had gone north
c on private business, and posted back the mo-
: ment his apprised him Of the prevalence of ~
mours prejudcia 10 lis character. The deficit was
! then exaggerated to s45,ooo,it has since dwndled
+ to $4,000. 1T that time, Mr., Uenshaw reported
= to have died, leaving memoranda Of cmbezzlencnts
now it is asserted on the nexpugnablc authority OF
the Telegraph, (ipeXpugpabIe whenever acqitS an
4 opponent Of Jackson Of namy) that he left such
! memoranda. Watkins refuses to be bailed, and III
IS stead of meany seeking it rumored, ofhis enemies
o carries the war, Mr. Richie would say, Hannibal
Ike, into .1jica, and brings suit against his prose
o cutors, under tho counsel of such men as Walter
,e Jones, and Philip r.. Fcndall. This does not look
y much like consciousness, fear Of investigation
We persuaded that every generous mind viii fee
q satisfaction these probabilities in favor Of the in
nocence of man, who has sustained until this period
an irrcproachable character, who possesses genuine
n talent, and withal large family whose happiness
W and prosperity are so deeply involved in the issue
, WASHINGTON, 9th May. 1929.
= You have heard of the imprisonment ofthe unfor
'e tunate Watkins Much speculation is efoat to hi
innocence or guilt His friendsthink him nnoc tnt
e his enemies generally think him guilty. One sEronl
s. corroborative circumstances think, Of his innocence
= is his refusal TO be bailed which course avn Dbrne
70 was advised by his councilsufce it to say, that h
ID has ordered suit bis prosecutors aying his dana
gcs at $40 900, with Jones Cox and FeDdailas his al
p torneys.-I attended court yesterday as did man
'h others TO hear the verdict Of the Grand IHy-bu
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

From the New York Evening Posi-.
One iooyd and The last to The Morning Herai5.--In-
stead of further denalsand contradictions will
frankly and plainly speak Of my opposition to the ap
pointment of the Collectors and Of some of the cir
chmstsnces connected whit. It il true did oppose
it, and consented that my letter written for that
purpose to friend at Washington in the confidence
of the President should be shown to him. il wos.
But some correspondent, at that place Of Mir Swart-
wouts having informed him that in this letter bad
spoken disporagBgly Of his character denied it in
direct terms g. then said chat my objection con6n-
ed TO the single fact that he not possessed prop
erty, and Chat SO oAeh had ] heared this objection
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

u a correspondent requests us 10 say, that it
rot the Rev. Archibald Campbell ofthe Presbyterian
Church, who engaged Mr.. Owen at Cincinnati, but
the Rev Alexander Campbell Of the BAPTIST Church.
We correct the error with pleasure.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-12

The Washington Telegraph contradicts the story
thot Mr.. Henshaw the Clerk who recently commit
ted suicide in Washington, was driven to the act
by the consciousness of having enbczzled the pub
lie money, or that he had left any memorandum
ofaacknowledgmcnt TO the effect. Insanity led to
the suicide.