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Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
THURSDAY MORNING, DEC. 2, 1880.

The Nashville Wing says-''Our owu belief at
present is that he tMr. Ciay) will be can
ddate, that desperate and perseveriDg struggle
will be made in his behalf, but, as we have already
more than said do not yet any reasonable
grounds for anticipating his success. The prospect
think, is, that Jackson will be elected by an
increased majority"
What proisoworty candor! and what faith! The
reader must know, that the Banner and Wing is and
was, an anti Jackson paper-but, that situate in
Nashville, it has found it expedcnt to initiate Mr..
Walsh's neutral system. While its political prsdi-
lcctions through the thin VEIL such declara-
tons as the above, which it and orucuary
utters, are seized upon by the Jackson prints with
ovidity, and whilst they used as the strongest
evidence of the prosperity ofeir cause the wrung
and reluctant confessions of that causes enemy-the
candor of the decIoant celebrated to the skies by
those who profit from its Flattered by such
appreciation, our contemporary at Nashville, grows
more and candid; more and more frequent, in
its loud and ostentatious display.
The concluding sentence of the above quotation,
cvinces the spurious nature Of this cando Is pos
sbIc, any sensible man think that the prospect
now is that Cen Jackson will be elected by su In
creased majority" Will any Jackson Print of char
scter, pretend to concur in the GOfreS.aess CT ts
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

sentiment, OF this most candid of all possible candid
Editorsf What! When Maryland is confessedlv
reVoiut'onized--when Ohio, Kentucky, and housia-
ma not also revoutionzed, at least brought to
oaiance-when it is manifest that not numbers but
union onis was wanting to have put the Government
OF New Iork into friendly hands--when nine Anti
jackson members have been chosen in PENNSYLVANIA
where there was but one beore--when the President
mas taken ground which places him IN direct hostility
10 Two thirds OF the Union, questions of the most
Vlta lntcrest-when incurabe dissentlons have bro,
ken OUT IN ms cabinet and his Party--when his own
trends say, that IN Pennsylvania sphere is NO jack
Sun Party suchs it possible that in the tee,b of
facts so multifarous and indubitabe as these tbot
man can be found land that too no partzan but n
ne"tTaO whose obquty of vision is SUCH rs to brinr
him To the persuasion, that "the prospect now 10
that Gen jackson VIII be elected by an increased
majority! Had the worthy aud thrice candid editor
OF the Wing q Banner been content " 18th express.
ing his belief that the Hero would be re-eIected-.
others indeed, might reasonably (as we do) have diff
feEed with hm--but the opinion would have challene
ea no particular animadversion. But to saw bv arr
increased m41orig-verlly, the Editors candor in at,
tempting the perpendicular, has overdone the natter
we know The great worth, and intelligence of the
htaeor Oh inc Banner--we can also, appreciate the
Vi his SITUATION, IOr we have felt
duous and painful it is, to conduct an indenendent
Press IN the midst of Community hostile to ;,s
yiews-Ths justifes neutrality if an Editor can re-
conciie it to himself to be neutral IN contests invo
wing the fate of his country-but it does not Justify
such gratutous displays of outrageous candor, as
we have Just commented upon. The friends of Hen.
~ Clay-or rather of those principles sought to be
established through his election-have some right to
consider the Editor of the Wing and Banner, as at
heart, not inmical to their success-and this pixes
them the right to intreat him in friendly manner.
not to manufacture weapons for their political oppo-.
nents-not, by the display of more canor than trnh
requires, to give an advantage against them, which
facts themselves, do not give. Ii he is with them
in his heart. and he not3) but the temper of Ten
nessee render the open espousa of their cause iniu
diclous to his interests, in Gods name let neutrality
content him. If against them, let him run I'D his
coors, and take his station in the line. Real neut rail-
itv--open enmity-any thing but this tremendous
candor, la mode Wash--that candor we mean
which always exceeds the measure of truth and like
Walshs friendship for MIR. Adams, ever injured its
object and aided and assisted his enemies.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
Land Wanted.

WANTED from 100 to 500 acres of land On
James river or on some of the rivers or creeks
raining into II, at distance of not more than two
miles from navaabe .petoys. wv
Pine timber being the chief object of the adver,,-
ser, the trees standing the land will be
acre IL the seller should prefer it, 1t is reouested
that proposals will particularly state as nearly as
ppactlcabie the quantity of pine timber fit for sa
standng per acre, also the quality distance sf the
fartbest point OF the tract from creek or river des
cription Of the road on which the timber wouId he
hauled and the price. "
Cash will be paid on completion of the bargain.
ADDRESS TO the subscriber residing in Richmond
Gee &c ~ WIN. WILLIAMS
.0iessrs John N. .ucsIorough & .4ugssf,s Carson
a ENTBEmEN: Please take notice that shalt
~ on Thursday, the 18th day OF January next ba
tween the hours OF sunrise and sunset at the bousa
OF fezekioh Ford, IN the county Of Cumberland nro
ceed TO take the dispositions Of Stephen Cook and ~
thers to be read as evidence in CERTAIN suit nov,
pending IN the Superior Court of Chancery. for H.
Richmond District, wherein, am plaintiff nd RicL
ard Gordon, sheriff. of Cumberland COUNTY and a,
such, adrn'or de bonls with the will onnevcd oF
george Carson Sr decd, your elves and others arc
dekendants and # from any cause the tel,nn or IL
sald oePostlons Shall not be completed on tia, dav
the taking Of the Will be continued ~ thc No.,
day, and from day to day thereafter between the
hours OF sunrise and sunset Of each day until tbov
shall DC finished; when and where YOU NAV attend Is
you think fit. RICHARDA RJS(1N ~
dec 2-law4lT~ LEWIS LEATH has .9try in G,es
~ OTlCE.-A Peuuon will be presented 10 The
lN next Legislature of Virginia, for leave to lav
down Railway irop1 or beyond !c land of plef.
son ToieT, IN the county Of Hcnsic0 to some ceuve
nIent landing. place upon tbe Tuck hoe Canal
move
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03
To Ills Honour, Judge P. p. Barboar.
Nh I

BEAR SIR The understanding Is, that a seat IN
the new Court of Appeals, which is to be organizea
this winter, will not be unacceptable to yoI-nav.
that you will serve the Public in that new and eleps
ted capacity with much pleasure-proriaed-y lose
nothing by the exchange. Your present Office ia
5000 ony-and the present salary of Judge of the
Court of Appeals is, S2,5O0-ive hundred in favor
OF the State Judge-but then, considering the resi-
dence IN Richmond, for large q portion of the
year, The expense of family there or the disaeree
ableness of being separated from tit NAV well be
doub Ell If the $4,000, better than the AZ 500
SO that considering oil things wc-sshclr no doubt
you have done-we who wish to see you in the Court
OF Appeals conclude that We must raise the salary
of the Judges.
AS expect to have hand in that matter, my oh.
Ject now Is, to know what is the lowest bid that will
fetch you!-for have you must, and we are afraid
10 De loo rank 10 raising salaries Being plain man
as yon may guess by nay name) and not having tho
honour OF your acquaintance; and being besides verv
anxious to see you Judge OF Appeals and not wish
ing you to lose by it, make free to ask for an nstysp
through the papers. GRJPES
MARRIED-0n Tuesday evening Iast, soth INST,
III the county OF Hanover, by the Rev. VIM p. Lee
MI Roscow LipscomBE 10 Miss JANE MANIA De
JARNArTE, all of said county.
Died IN this city, on the evening Of the e7tb AR
cHIBALD CAMPBELL, Esq. nged abou, s5. Mr..
Campbell, was brother Of the Poet Campbell. and
possessed extensive information He was man Of
great rectltude and simplicity of Iife--and had on,
resided here, whittier he came from New York
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1830-12-03

under my own signature I cannot doubt that there
has been uniairness in the manner of DEALING viii
me; and having doubt of the fact. am not to be
deferred by mere respect for official station much
oy Tear OF personal consequences from expressing
t ma, doubt. What the Secretary of War may be
nuuced ito stoop" to, is not for me to decide. That
must.lie between his pride and his conscience He
VINO stoops from elevated station to the commission
vi actS which may even of partialty Injustice
az seitlshness, cannot stoop much lower as public
omcer and may easily find arguments by which he
can reconcile it to his feelings, man. 10 Withdraw
eye iroH, the polar star OF public integrity, ard fix
4. o any hight which may guide HIM TO personal adj
vantage. WILLIAM pRENTJSS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
HON. MIR. Chiffon

We present another brief letter from MIR Chiffon.
slime will dcvelope the extent of tho change chat
has been wrought in public opinion"--as to Henry
Clay. All the intelligence from Washington, confirms
the fact, that every day adds to the disgust of the
wei meaning--and TO the numbers of the disacctcd
Ihs Is SO polpable, that there symptoms Of Mr..
Cdhtouns being brought out nj ora< rs a candidate be-
fore me Public, Dtthom dtoaiting the decision of the
President, whether he viii stand second contest.
a writer in the Baltimore Patriot, SAYS
You that of tho grea, apostles of Reform and Re-
enchmen (Chlton) has fenounced his party dsa,uoinc
and disguised az the total failure Of oil the htmbuy procs
BY winch the Wickes the llamions the Van Bens Csl
houns, mDues AID other dcmagogucs had endcd the co
pei and so evident the gross errors m c
nOechy, ncompctency and selfish views of the new Admin
Htra'ion, that assure you the rUmal President has not as
Vcny believe, y we'll affected and friends len in the
Volc Rouse OF Representatives You have no idea Of the
eent OF The disaecton aud disgust which pcryaes the Jaok.
ton ranks ~ Congress-but, from motive or Other they
nang 'ogehcr generally in their always Sec for
Of Mrs. Dcceiufs claim"
n private letter to gentleman in this City re-.
inarks-''the cabinet is divided and dstracted-tbc
PRESIDENTS peck oftroublcs-moderatc men alarm.
cd and dsgustcd-thc most turbulent Of the Tack on
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
LAND FOR SALE.

WIZ be sold on the premises, to the highest
bidder. on Tuesday, the 25th day of May next
ne tract OF Land belonging to the legatccs of John
spears dec d, containing 328 acres This land lies
within mile and half of the Muddy Creek Mills. A
description OF the land is unnecessary as it is presu-
med persons wishing to purchase, will call and view
me land, which will be shewn by Henry Hatcher,
who lives on the premises.
Terms OF sale. One third at Christmas next. at
which time possession will be given, the balance in
TWO equal annual payments. and deed of trust to
secure the last payment The purchaser will be al
lowed the privilege Of seeding crop of wheat.
BY THE LEGATEES.
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880.
WIN be sold on the same day. the dover land for
merly belonging to Mrs A. Cheatwood, about 43
two-thirds OF which is valuable low ground.
This land adons the above tract. The title viii be
warranted during the life of Mrs. Cheatwood
HENRY HATCHER
Powhatan, 5th March, 1880. MT fer =
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
rHNHE imported YOUNG TRUFFLE. an entire

,HNHE imported YOUNG TRUFFLE, an entire
a Horse of the best blood in England, will
stand at the village OF Barboursvle, the ensuing
season. to commence the LIST March, and end on the
10th June The price of the will be thirty
dollars, paid within, and forty dollars if paid beyond
the season. Fifty dollars to insure mare in foal
and a dollar to the groom. Three hundred acres of
land covered with various grasses and well watered
VIII be afforded gratis, for the exclusive use of the
mares sent Better ormorc abundant pasturage could
not be desired.
This beautiful and high-bred Horse, bought by
James Harbour, Esq. at public sale of Walker 3
fine stud OF horses In London on the 18th June last
Is a dark bay sixteen hands high, of fine form and
great activity, and needs only to be seem to be ad
mlred. HIS age The being only six years old last
spring. adds much to his other good qualities. I'm
ported horses are generally too old. before they are
brought TO this country. Young Trullc was SO in
ured In his first training, whilst he the property
OF The Duke de Guiche, that he never ran. His
Pedigree Is IN the annexed certificate, n reference 10
which will show any one conversant with such sub
Jccts, that he is of the purest blood in England. lie
wall be exhibited at the Court houses of Albemarle
Louisa ana Orange, on the first day their respective
March courts.
n. b If any one will send five Mares the prce
of one will be remttcd and if mare sent to him this
season, fall she will be insured the next at the price
of the season.
Two FLIES, from ana State in The Union, HAVING
won purse CT $780, will be put graiis' the first
applicants TO have the preference. Care will be
taken to prevent accidents but will not be respon-
sble for them. :. w. YAGEK,
For James Barbour, ESQ.
Darboursyillc, Jan. Gosh, 1880.
18Th June 1920.
This is to certify, the brown Horse sold by me TO
James Barbour Esq was bred by the Duke de Guichc,
got by Truhle out of Helen by Whiskcy, her dam
Brown Justice by Justice, out Of Xenia by Chalien-
ger Hauleppe by Eclipse. Truillc covered in 1929,
at guincas. He got by Sorcerer out of Horn
by Lass by Buzzard, her dam Puzzle, by Matchom
Princess by lIcrod.
Signed RlCH'D TATTERSALL.
Hyde Park Corner, London.
Trulllc was sent To France and bought back nrsin
at 1000 guincas RrT.
ian
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19


Clay stock looking up The present cannot last, and
we must have u new world"
Mr.. Chton's letter follows:
. Washington City, March Is, 1890.
Messrs GALEs g. SEAroN;
Gentlemen: have but have without surprise the
columns OF several newspapers of the day open
upon strain OF the unkindess even bitter
ness destined the irony and satire OF the
jaw as well as the Gentie-and ask liberal
muny, "or whai Has 10 this that in country the
proui and boosted motto Of which is bery equality
nights, man Is 10 be prescribed, and called "eseer"
merely because he had independence enough
"suau % when he maniies,s disposition IN favor of one
who has not only aoned for his incidental errors has been
prosecuted beyond measure! II soif nature
less, II would weep for mans inhunanity
am gentlemen wholly regardless Of what may ether be
SAID or written reatye to myself Vain mus, be the atmpf
TO satisfy thc lofty ind anxious expectations of this mighty
eonfederacy by tile sacrifice Of individual however
humble or however exalted Whether into
the fellowship of those whom opposed in po.
tics, not matter Of the perfect
independence II knew that should expose myself to re.
proach throughput the universal of political parsans
would nevertheless act conscience dictated while
may SINK rs mere drop into the Of political
fusion aud strife, though away, and my humble
name as well as my humble exeIons in country cause
be forgotten before the period arrve-heIe coming
when merit will be duly appreciated honesty triumph
cunning ,lme when the American people will see and see
sonowuly that many have fallen under ponderous weight
OF caumny, for their countiy's cause.
shall cas- at present adrsed condeeend nothing
further Among those to whom am best known, the attacks
made upon me will have little coin TO
those who know me not recommendation OF NV
own pen would be equally worthless One thing however
DO most deliberately promse-l is, that if be
INTO public controversy for exercising privilege which
longs to every American citizen may present most
acceptable ncence the delicate to
be horror struck at the OF "iYNRy CLAy" Though
have changed my opinion Of hi consolation TO
know that do stand alone. Time will eyelope the extent
q ne change that has been wrought in the public opnion
am, gentlemen respectfully,
though in haste, your obedient servant
THOMAS Chiffon
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
e. AN APPRENTICE is wanted a, the "
SACRED HARMONY

VIE Methodist barmonist, containing great variety OF
tunes collected from the best authors ali the
various metres IN the Methodist Hymn Book designed for
the use OF the Methodist Episcopal Church the United State,
10 which added choice selection Of anthems and pieces
for particular occasions F
The Boston Handel and Society collection OF Church
Music; being selection of the approved psalm and
hymn tunes, &c. &c.-Just received by
mar 10 COLLINS 4, r.
virtue OF Deed of Trust, from John Adams wife
~ bearing date the oath Oct l8l8 and record in the
county court of Heinrich, made payment Of
debt therein mentioned TO the Rev. John Buchanan we shall
proceed TO sell at public auction the premises Thursday
the 9Th day oil the next month"; (Apr unv moey OF
certain piece or parcel of ground the city Richmond
which was designated No ou part of the estate
oil Iohn Banks Decd which sold under decree Of the
superior court OF chancery for the Richmond district being
the same which conveyed the Adams and
Thomas Rutherford, by VIM Wathall and Sarah his wife
by deed bearing date the 24th Oct 1875 apperena
ces.-The terms OF sale, will be cash.
T. w. ROOTES.
mar l3-eaw3t WAl. +. WICKHAM
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
IOR TILE Nnfn.


TO The Editors IF Ro Enquirer.
Gontlemen-l In your paper of the 9Th instant. YOU
have made few remarks on the character and SER
vices of Nathan Dane You say, that "Mr. Benton
has stnpt MIR. Dane ofthe honors which Mr. Web
ster has assigned him." and that it appears The pqn
OF MIR. D. had been anticipated, (or the government
Of Me Western Territory, by Mcssrs Jefferson. Chase.
and Howell as carly ms 1884 they being Committee
appointed to report on this subject Now gentlemen
how this may be, know not: but suppose il to be
SO, what IS the consequences Does it not prove the
injustice OF the ditack made by Mr. Benton on tho
Eastern or New England policy and the policy Of lie
General Government from tho commencement of our
Union, as II regards the Western country and its
settlement II Judge Chase, who signed the Dccln-
ration OF independence, is the Mr. Chase named on
mat Committee, then gentlemen, the whole odium of
inc measures adopted by the Government must rest
on the South, for the majority of the Committee
were southern men. How then is the Eastern or
view England section churgoublo with the ccnsurcs
VI VI vi Denton Moreover gentlemen, whether the
above suppositon be corrcc, or not thsro Voc bn
Jo"r New England States in the first thirteen who
excepted inc present Constitution. Vermont came IN
dictate any coursc 10 nine oiler,'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
TRUSTEES SIZE
r. w. ROOTES.
WM. r. WlCKHAM.

Y virtue Of deed of trust executed for certain purchase.
- therein mentioned by the late Landon Carter W of Rich
1926 and of record in the clerks of the county aore
said will at the rhouse of the county aforesaid
for sale TO the highest bidder fur cash. land lying i'm
the county aforesaid the SAID house, and adjacent
10 Sabine HALL which said the property of the slid
Carter and contains about nine hundred sixty acres
ian l-law3m JOHN MINOR Truses
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

ne Rouse OF Commons, on the 9Th February, Mr. Robin
son put TO MIR Peel the follow ing question:
whether any Negotiations pending this country
ana me United States, with view TO the renewal of direct
Canada. "
Mr. Secretary Pee-Aly the Hon. Gen,leman's
question this-hat has been from
the Minister of the United that important subject
and that the communication still under of
his Msjesty's Government.
80, LONDON, Feb. 10.
The feeling in the city having become favourable
DAY with regard TO the position Of the Ministry funds are
advancing Consos which left off 9lt account YES
,erdny rose In the of the morning 92 and left off a,
sellers In Exchequer bills or in the heavy stocks, there
Is no alteration worth mentioning.
On the motion of Lord Eenborouph in rhe Lords and
W.T. feel IN the Commons, select appointed
IN each house to inquire the affairs of the East
uia company Both ministers distinctly avowed thar their
on th' geat subject were as yet informed and would
be governed by the evidence about to be produced.
LONDON 10Th Feb.-CoatinSntai Ipfegence-French Pa
ne Journal du Commerce enabled
nounce from the information that the exped
on against AgeIs was decided in the Council which held
nence in May.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

IL seems to me as unjust to charge any such odious
proceeding on the East no,o it was impossible TO
execute any then. care not how the matter st ands
between Webster and Haync, for disapprove of
into species Of Olympiad, where multitudes assem-
BILE to see the sports and the representations of wit
and oftalent and hear the rcctatons of Poets and
OF Orators My only object is to call your attention
TO the justice or injustice of the charge against New
England and the policy of our Government as to the
Western Territory.
Yours, with respect,
HAMLED THE DANE.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

lego vii! make season the approaching Spring
u at Machump's, near Hanover Courthouse He i
horse of fine size, pedigree and form was trained
al tour years old, and gave proofs of good speed;
but from accident was not brought on the turf-his
dam was sister of Sir Arches, by Sir Peter Tea
Zle-his sire was Francisco, noted race horse ofhis
day. ia a.I wtr '''
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19
HIDES, LEATHER, &c.

SS0 Heavy Buenos Ayres Hides
OCO 400 do Brazil and w. India do
Richmond slaughter hides 81 calfskins
1900 sides soal leather of all qualities at whole.
sale or part of side
80 doz wax calf skins
aoo sides wax and russell upper leather
Seal skins and boot morocco
Lining and binding skins
1000 lbs coarse and fine ball shoe thread
Boot webb and cord-lasts, boo,-trees &C. &c.
1000 lbs harness leather
$500 do skirting do
100 sides bride do
iogsklns, sheepskns, saddle trees
Bag. chaise, and lining hides
Girth and strainingwcbb horse collars
harness mounting, bttts stirrup irons &c.
Butlaloe, leopard. bear and hair seal skins
Morocco skins Of all kinds
Coach lace, tassals, fringe, &c.
Plated gig handles, bands and moulding
Tanners oil. shoemakers and curriers' tools
Richmond made plantation shoes For sale by
w. & j. C.. CRANE.
n. B. Country hides bought and sold.
mar 15-Iaw 1wif
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1828-1831, 1830-03-19

IL The New Hampshire election has resulted
the choice of Matthew Harvey for Governor by a
majority of or 5000 over Gen. Timothy Upham.
The extromities sometimes continue diseased, after
tile vitals are restored to health Another year will
put matters to rights.