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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

Even this secrecy, however, forclhe and fell 1T
is cannot last forever. The former high priests of
Mamulon have suffered reverses, have been swept
Of al their wealth, driven to despair, and persisted
by their own hands; and therefore the man who lives
upon the produce of his daily industry must be
happy. and may be secure than Rothschld the
Jew, amid all his wealth aud power. So much for !
the very acme ofthe remnant of jacob.
-e0e-
tr''oet Of ltcr from acricn IN Pans, da'f4 ION
.MIrch
Tc tendency OF things in this country as far as my ohcr
walton enables tn judge, is decidedly towards liberal
modelling the new laws respecting the
departmental councils according their views democracy
nohing hero like the ais,oeaey Of ENGLAND !" ond any mans
notions OF equality AS to the knS he far removed tom
the mass OF the people to excite the ordinary feeling of envy
which makes nobility so obnoxioos.
"You mus. have been surprised the late chase n Eng
lie ministry could not b ms e hu,s ra and ps the
las, hope of the bigo,s.
''Sncc have been Paris the sorbo,s has BEEN my con-
slant reorthe fame ofthe popular has probably
reached America 1t isimeed little extraordinary to
two or three thousand persons flock hail. which frequent
" filled hon before arrival of the Professor
grave discourse on philosophy and literature: and such has
emain, Cousin, and tiuisn All these gentlemen speak with;
ont notes and possess ia caient cgeeespeciaiy the
take down what they say which pnbished within 1veek
many copies are distributed throughout Fraucc
which two of the above named Professors experienced mde,
the Iiee ministry, by being suspended from their ofces-,c
ever be ascrbed the real zeal for leaning which now
pcr ado, the middle classes in France ~. Y ansrican.
81
From The htac York 4,,erican
IN consequence ri account going the rounds i'll the par
nearly two years of an Enslsh ship of making egh
Gays IN one week. by crossing the opposite meridian Green
wlc communicated TO the American a singular circumstance
Kind ina. had occurred namely my having made
Thirty days in the month of February SIX Of which were Sun
days, by crossing the meridian frequently bee,
riccd to account for ii, and as have found VIII,
i did not ''givc it up" send you the solution
Eighteen bundled and twenty -four was lean year. and the
rst and last days of February Sundays; were con
sundays III the nOut This
ally occurs once in years; consequence
the centura year SO not being leap the like had
place for forty years before. At of Sunday i'm Pc
bruary that crossed tho I8h degree of longitude to til
eastward and as usual repeated the preceding rrcosci
were Sundays D. L.
' -
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

II .Jdchson Editor chonsed.-Mr. Norton, Edisor
OF the Hartford Mercury having the sagaoity to fore
see how the battle was going hoisted Jackson CO.
iours in tho midst of the engagement. He was
one OF the &c Jackson Editors who after the event
Chine to Washington in person, tn receive or claim
their "reward"-staid some weeks on expenccs, and
hnaiiy lett there, made happy by commission in his
pocket, as Post Master at Hartford With this very
handsome compensation for his services, he seems to
nave been SO much pleased, as to dvuge every where
on bis route to Connecticut the success of his visit at
Washington. But sad reverse awaited him. The
next day after he had entered upon the discharges Of
his duties as Post Muster, another person stepped
into the Office, and exhibited a commissions soms
days junior to his own It may be malicious, but we
confess the disappointment of Mr.. Merton of The
Hartford Mercury, whose loud baulipg for the Hero
was SO conspicuous, and i'll our opinion, so interested
lis to us source of much satisfaction.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

u striking Illustration Of the position we have
elsewhere estabsbed, that the President is regulated
in his appointments, either by disposition to reward
his immediate personal psrtizans, or to punish his
opponents or by both united furnished in the case
of the Buffaloe Collector Mr. Dox, the gentlepan
punished, by removal from the dictatorship of that
Port, was an officer in the late war; and soosnded in
the service--Mr. Barker the gentleman rewarded,
was that Elector, who in November 1924, gave tho
solitary vote which Gen. Jackson got In the New
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1829-05-01

"QG NTH has hea9-So much for Buckingham"
The Telegraph ofthe laot date, brings on anc
bloody list of the prescribed. MT. Jeromps
son was member of the last Congress. The
eral has quite forgotten his letter to the Tenn
Legislature.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

peGt-R.ss 0ai ucFer t4HoQaea jat9 mXeo
society question on which they foreses
there will be a difference ofo2inioa From
both these classes of dispuantg. my dear
Jefferson, keep a,oof as you would from
the injected subjects Of yellow fever or pes
thence. Consider Yourself when among
then. as among the patients Of Bedlam.
needing medical more than moral counsel
BE q listener only, keep wi hin Yourself
tae .a5t OF s,Ieuce, especially on politics.
n die leys--d stale of our country, no
se1- can result from any attempt to SET
ols1t these fiery zealols 20 rights either In
&c, OF principle They are determined
IS @, the fcts they will believe, pet by
.lau thre.are, as YOU would by an angry
5l.. .t goo, iar q man of sense TO dispute
tHeroad wuh such an animal You will
expose more than others TO have these
animals shaking their horns at YOU. be
ease of the relation in which you stand
F l1 ne, Full ofpolucal venom, aud wiI
. u.z 90 see me aud 10 hate me as a chef 10
NE antagonist party, your presence WILDE
o. sheen what the yomU grass Is to the sick
. cog q nostrum tor producing evacuation.
Cook upon the exactly with that eve, and
pay them DIS objects to whom youcan on
" administer occasional ease 1iF char
lcter IS no, within their power. Ii Is In
le hands of my fellow c.uzeus at large,
and ssh. be consigned TO honour or iuGmy
1F One verdict Of The republican mass of
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

We have received from the hands OF a
friend a printed pamphlet, containing an
account ofthe recent formation So proceed
mos oran association in the City OF New
York. for the emigration, preservation and
commencement ofthe Aborigines of America
toGetber with an address delivered before
The Association. by Thomas L. McAen.
new. Esq. Chief Of the Office OF Indian al
fairs. in the War Department. and various
letters and official documents relating 10
70 the concerns of the Iudldus, the objects
Of the Association, &c. We nave 1o'
room for the interesting Address oil Nh
NIcKenney. nor for any more Of the cor
resemblance. at present, than the subJoin9d
letters. which we select, on account OF the
official character of one of them, and IT'S
formal elucidation Of the views OF the Exc
cutivs. in relation to those of the Indian
tribe. which remain within the limits of
some of the States. Nat. htet.
To the President oftis United States.
New YoR1, AUG Il, 1929.
Sir: The condition Of the Indian tribes,
and their present relations to the General
and State Governments, have occasioned
am1ngamong the friends of these interest
inc People. feelings ofdeep anxiety, and
awakened a disposition among various cit
izens of the Union, to harmonic, IT pos
sible. the present dlscordant relations and
I'm way that shall secure the Indians peace
and prosperity for the future. Participant
inc in this common feeling, an Association
of citizens of various denominations has
been formed, with a view Of contributing
to ends so important.
The principle on which the Association
proposes to act and be governed, are dis
closed in the accompanying documents,
which embrace the preliminary proceed
ings, the origin Of the Association, and the
Constitution Of the Board.
BY resolution therein, you will per-
ceive that it is made my duty to communi-
cate. for the information, and with a view
10 obtain the appreciation and co operation
ofthe Executive, copy Of those proceed,
ings to you.
The board look with confidence to the
Executive Of the United States, for such
patronage as it may have the power To be
stow; and with deep anxiety to the Con
qress, 10 whom il doubts not the Executive
will submit the subject for those ways and
means upon which reliance is placed for
the promotion Of its benevolent intentions.
am, most respectfully, your obcdeni
servant, ELI BALDWIN.
Cor. Sec. TO the Ind. Board, sc.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

Discourse pah,lcly advertising IA lie FAil-
adelphia paper, aud which reeds ID the ad-
vertIsement as follows:
"AIjss Frances Wrighfs System Of
knowledge will undergo a candid examina-
hon, in the 9Th Presbyterian church by the
Pastor of that Church on the afternoon Of
tho Doth July, at half past 3 O'Clock.
st the close of the discourse Mr.. Nc
Gala challenged me by name to iAyestl-
gate with hIm the subject he had Profssssd
10 caarass-"my system Of knowledge"
The dsclaimed letter prefers Il similar
challenge on a similar grouDd--a deeper
investigation of my views as exhibited in
my lectures and writings. Nothing could
be more clear than all this. The letter.
let It be written BY whom it may, doss not
aft ct the question of the challenge, nor
the subject it proposed for investigation;
although 1t MIGHT well affect the acceptance
.oft. from the reason above mentioned.-
Let Mr. McCaIla supply, what It profess
sed to declare. the presence Of suitable
mo5erators. aud will meet him on the
ground he njmseIfproposed, from bis own
pG'p,'' -. ,''o o'. ~. - 81 .ra
'i7 ''io r,.o',l,,a Ih5d doycir,ad ar5
~ siI - y. @ - t ,,bIic nvs.,,
-, -. - soJa now ra,.a5 -,
.1s Sou wv G, 'o a~0noJ 70 meet b'm-in
- 49, ,bo.,re ,narl.et bonse or npblic
.a n,, Tr9.5 is truth whether stones
.tJ mortar surround us or the free air of
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16
FRANCES WRIGHT.
N'sg York, 2j!h Tug. 1929.

To keep our reader advised ofthe cores
pondence between Miss Wright and the
Rev. w. L. McCalla of Philadelphia we
copy the following from a reply ofthe Rev.
gentleman contained 10 the Democratic
+ Press.
Miss Frances Wrighfs communication
Tor the Democratic Press Otto day, would
/ 10 unanswered, convey an impression e.
qually incorrect with tho above accuse
ION. She says that one Of her friends
.waited upon Mr.. MrCalla, and asked
n:m whether he was really disposed to hold
20 his proposition, CHAT rs the challenger
that If so. ha might communicate ito me.
He rs3lied distinctly ia the affirmative"
Her friend asked me If had written a
challs &c to Miss Wright aud answer
ed in the negative. He asked me It had
challenged her 10 the pulpit answered
that ] did not intend amy thing there said,
90 be so understood. He asked me i'll did
a0t publicly express and yet feel a willing
ness to discuss the subjects of difference.
TO both answered 10 the affirmative. This
much [ gave him leave to communicate 10
her, though l perseyerlngIy refused to 90
it myself / told him that / did not be-
Iieye that Miss Wright would accept
challenge from me, and / never should
trouble her with one, until This objection,
at least. was removed, not by his decIara-
ton, but by a communication from her own
hand. Ny impression of her unwilling
ness was not entirely removed, even when
saw the p blicauon of her acceptance Of
the spu ious challenge Her hasty urgea-
cy TO have her acceptance published imHe
datcly 90 all papers, whether Orthodox,
Hctorodox or neutral" looked too much
like hysterical excitement, TO continue until
October. This opinion is couhrmedby her
communication Of tins day, in which, she
refuses TO meet me, unless accompanied
by Mr.. Janeway to hold me. il Is true,
she insiuua,es that another man or two
r,hV ulU IuIy answer: buJ suU PiDtu1y iu-
Inmates that such mel as DR.. Ely, are not
like him, and that she W D not hold herself
bound 90 meet me, unless she has the choo
sing Of my moderators as well as her own.
IN my anxiety TO accommodate her, I wrote
the following note to the
Rec. Dr. j. =. J1asway.
Dear Sr-The Democratic Press Otto
day, contains a communication from Miss
Frances Wright Il accompanies this
note. VIII YOU road It., and think and
pray before YOU refuse TO act as Moderator.
10 complying you would serve the interests
of truth, and most exceedingly obhge Your
sincere friend and brother.
w. L. McCALLA.
PtIl9eI2iia, .9asust -, 1929.
To the above note / received the follow
inc answer, addressed 20 ,he
Rev IY. 7. .lfc Gala:
Rev'd and Dear Sir--Eou VIII recol-
Iect thatmore than a week ago YOU inform
ed methItyou understood it was published
jn one Of the New York newspaper that
DIR. Ely and myself w,re 10 act as moder
ators in a dispute between you and Miss
Wright You spoke ofitas aJl5ricali0H;
and I certainly knew that neither y7u nor
aay other person had made a request to me
ia relation 20 such q controversy.
Il would afford me pleasure 10 Gratfy
yogr wishes in any matter. But on the
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16
JOHN H. EATON

The Charleston ( Kanawhs) Rsg.'i
the 25,h ult. announces that the EH
Section OF Turnpike has been poi gu
contract-about 80 miles at $685. per-.
including bridges, embankments,
The whole work is 70 be completed by
lstof July. 1880. This Is quick ID
Messrs. Brooks, Trimble and 1hor'
have obtained the whole job. There's
Of the road to the mouth Of Big SInci
yer sbont sixty niles will probably BE-
under contract about the lj'hof Or'a
The sum Appropriated $50, 900 ises'n
to be cqualto lie whole work oEcot
building Of large b-idge,
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16
To the Editor of TIE Democratic Prss'.

TO the Editor Of the EeM0cFahc ifeSs'
Sir-Another communication bearing
the signature of William l.. McCaIia [the
last from that quarter which | shall ever
notice has reached me through your col
umns.
Convinced as | an, that such q cores
pendent must be asunPIeasing to you as
to your readers, hive only to regret that
an artifce mo matter by whom, how, or
for what, contrIyed should have led me to
exchange even indirectly, a word with an
individual whose errng passions lead him
to disgrace alike the firm he bears as man,
and the chair he occnoies as a teacher.
Traces WRIGHT.
New York, Sept 5h, 1929
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16
CEN. HARRISON.

FROM the personal csiocm which ws
Tor our Tate expected N.n.ue- 90 Co.omAa
iil5fison, we are glad ihai ,la first 'nieHls
hlFo Oh hs arrival near the gOgemme1i p
be was sent comes accompanied bY proof
prompiitute and efficiency with which l.s 81
in the discharge Of the duties Of bis n.ssiI'
letter from Cauaccl., Of iho l3ih OBJ D z
lDai Con. Harrison had succeeded DO prevt'
ihe Dovemment Of Col0nbatopo5ipa N
2lion Of - sweeping proIubiiOIy lanl -
nrsI o. November, with regard 10 aHic.pl 90.
from Tie DnItod States, and uni.l iir ld n.
aIi 90 ihose coming fom Emoyc. Ile pi
non Of this excellent and dll.nru s.ol q
aHd tic Indecent hns,o giii which DE- rs
ssded 10 the high trust 30 ely Conferred 2.
o4l'si us, Sc confess, TO toxic .Ls goo
ID a''Y success which my have attended ~
Insomnia LtI.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16
COMMANDMENTS.

The Philadelphia papers say there are ID do.l1-
c7aHteriel noes on The Btls of N0rth America
ID circulation. ten dollar check. counterfeit, oa
iao Bank Of the United states BY tic Pittsburgh
5rlnct, letter ID, has been noticed at Llucls.s,
fennsy iTabi1. a dollar note Of the C0fnnerc,a.
'ud ermers Bank ofBaliimo-e. altered 30 ID. d..
been detected q ne same place Counterfeit, ~
io-1T BIS 90 lhe Formers Blul Of Vilgiais pay
aoie ~ tfetcrlcSs3ufSa have boca tlscurCred n
cT-ccileson IA Noith ('z-ul-y7.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

IA honest farmer not FIVE miles y
th.s place, was asked why be did DOL
scribe for paper-'Because, SAID DE-
father, whom he died-hcayen rest h.s {
LEFT me 4 good man papers, ard 3 ?
read then flrUugh lp;a
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

An association has been formed by tho nesross
Of Cincinnati Tor establishing colony Do Canada
a1I the agents sent out 10 obtain place flr their
.ocluau hIye been 90 treaty Tor .he @B.ar 'lul.'
winch Ao ID milo. from Lake Erie. on Grand RI
ser. The agents report thlt there are 10 p-csoa,
tTo 1'uushms settlements Oh these lsnIs-o1e
OF Dutch pc9..e the o,her OF Qulko-.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16

,re.en. acea2lou mist beg leave IL ~,
Zine complying with your request
should Tot feel any apprehension Of being
offended with want Of decorum on your part
| certainly should feel Disguised at the sen,
timents | have reason to believe would
proceed from the lips Of your antagonist;
sentiments that cannot consist with the
m0dssty and purity that should adorn the
female character.
Wheeling compiler. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [i.e. W. Va.]) 1829-1831, 1829-09-16
Your sincere friend and brother,
]. J. JANEWAY.
pIiIqd.IDIia, .9ugust %, 1929.

Ny first letter to Miss Wright was writ
ten somewhat hastily. Soon afterwards
saw the practicabdny and the proPriety Of
meeting her upon the load ground which
she so decidedly prefers. / am now WI
Ing to do it; butt am not sure that can
get a clergyman who is willing to come
within stones throw of the moderator's
chair. Perhaps our laymen have stronger
stomachs. For my own part, feel nc
oualms ofthe sort, at all With the help
of God and a good conscience, am vii
ling to defend the truth against as many
Mss Wrghts as would fill our MagdaIen
Asylum.
Yours, w. Il. McCALLA.
PHILADELPHIA, Aagus! %, 1929.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15

IN CHANCERY-At court held for Louisa county at
- the Courthouse on Monday May the lth 1929 Henry
lawrence executor of Sarah Wood, decd PLAINTIFF against
David Miche and sally his WIFE Lucy Richards Molly Mol.
is, JAMES Nlcue Jonathan NINhe john Mchr " lliaul
Mcnle BeZeeel brown ant Bct-ey his wife Edmund Brnv,
and Theodosia his wife Nancy Niichc Polly Niche David
hon'e' RANGES }. Niche Sarah Niche, Robert l. Niche
Hartha Niche, Niche George NIiche and Elizabeth
his wife, Robeu e.. Willis and Eliza his WIFE Robert Niche
Matthew Niche and sally his Wiic, john Mche Josenh
chc Jcnnetia Niche, sally Niche, James Niche Nanny
Payne eie Nc Arthur and Mary his wife, Ludlow Branhan
and Nay his wife Nancy Aichie Nancy Goodman "a smith
aud Frances his James Goodman aud Maria his wife
Niche Maupn, Larkm Stampor aud Emily his wife John
laes ana Polly LIS wife, Thomas Stagne Nancy wife
James maupnl foniaine Maupin, Patrick Nlaupn, William
Martin and sally his wii, Richard Davis and asy his ,yf
Susanna Niche James Nohie Joel Maupn and Polly his wife
John Niche, William Mc'ie. Patrick Nclie Nancy Mcbie
James Miohe' william Niche, John Niche Mere
Neher and Patsy bis wifi, john Downing aud Polly his wife
Oliver Cross and Nancy his wife, Sally smith, John W,pd
Thomas Wood, administrators Of David Wood David Niche
James Niche aud Frances Niche Robert e. Willis afpips
iraior Of James Niche deceased and James Ache w. admin
sttator oi David Nichie, deceased. defendants
/ me defendants George Miche aud Elizabeth
Petcr Nc Arthur and Mary his WIFE, Nancy Niche Nancy Good
nan Asa Smith and Frances hrs wife James Goodman aud
Maria his wife Mchic Maupin Larkn Sapper sud Emily his
vile, John Gates and Folly his WIFE Thomas Stagncr and
Maupn William Martin and Sally his vile Richard DAVIS aud
lasy his WIFE Joel Maupu and Polly his wife Nancy NIcbie
Meewciher and Patsy his wife, Sally Smith and John
Wool not having entered eu appearance and gwen security
the satisfaction Of the that they inhabitants Of tbs
State the motion OF the plaintiff y counsel IS ordered
thar the said last named defendants (who inhabitants
this STATS do appear here the first day Of August cor
bc fnhwh inserted IN newspaper published in m ev of
Richmond, or months SUCCESSFULLY posted the fo4
door of The courthouse ofhis county, day.
90 copy Testc, JOHN HUNTER CT c.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
FRESH SUMMER COODS

wv have received by the Effort and Fairfield
from New York, many scarce and seasonable
articles: among them are
Extra quality nance nankeens
Very superior white satins
Black Gros de Indies
Blue and jet black eros de Mans
Ireen, white, pink and straw co ored forences
hite' black pink aud green Ita grapes
Areophlne grapes, assorted colors
Figured satin and Ores de Nap bonnet ribbons
NO. o, o, ls. 10. d % plain Gr0s de Nap do.
various colors
Pam SWISS and checked muslius
Ca book and bishop lawns
common and fine plain bobbinet,s
handsome stripe ginghams
BIRDS eye diapers
1,eHiao1n Ia'rt and white cotton half hose
mack and white silk, and raw silk do
w hite feather fans
Palm leaf do with ivory handles
case common palm leaf do
Super white and figured MarseiITes vestings
Sheil tuck and side combs
Brazil, tuck aud side do
Black crcasSians
few pieces super blue do
Black hastings and pruneas
pieces extra fine 54 black merno boInbaziues.
for gentfemens summer wear
EHtra me Angola, and Rouen cassimeres
Brown French drlings
cases common do do cIleap
Ladies horseskin glow
misses hoiseskn initts
Ribbon and bonnet wire
super blue and drab sewing s:Ys
IRISH and German linen sheetmes
bIckrams, grey and drab paddings
bales canvass, No 1 to 4
cases low priced prints
q 40 ladies open straw bonnets
DO do Leghorn do
20 bales 90 inch brown shir;nlos
All ot which we offer at tphOiesdie or retrii M mn
Suaily low prices.
June 8 R1TnDrn rrzrc -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1829-07-15
PUBLIC OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FdNHE subscriber informs hiss hiends the public gen
d orally, thai iucnnnociion with his nir business
~ Wilmington. F!urauna, ne hastaksn that old and veil
t1owp Puo!ic Housc recently Kept ny Mrs. WIS f0ov
Ms Crle aud hopes 10 obtain portion Of the public
patronage.
The House having undergone various necessary repairs.
y np~ IN complete osdef for reception OF Travellers
- I'd Me- Cole viii dynie herself exclusively io the
domestic concerns OF hr esrahlsneni, nothing
Nanting render the of the aePta
aT will slways tie Unfinished with choice lano.
srcecd by the subsc ber person, assure his
ffieuds inst "one betei can be procured Yirgnia
WM. COLE
~. p. Visitors " l recOeci that my Establishment is
pbite Frame House the left hand side Of The main
Stage Road leadiug 10 Charlottesville.
WILMINGTON. June GO On 9.